Real Bigfoot Encounters…Sightings, Wood Knocks & Eerie Calls

[@raymondtillotson6985]

There's a Sasquatch in my shower and it's really quite a pain Because he's been there for an hour and his hair's clogged up the drain. And he's peeling off the tile and he's eating bathroom grout. There's a Sasquatch in my shower and I've got to get him out. There's a Sasquatch in my shower, how he got there I don't know But I haven't got the power to convince the brute to go. And he's used up the hot water and he's drinking the shampoo, There's a Sasquatch in my shower and I don't know what to do. There's a Sasquatch in my shower which is why I'm over here, Not to borrow milk or flour but to flee the beast I fear. 'Cause he's torn up all the towels and he howls and he roars. There's a Sasquatch in my shower, do you mind if I use yours?

[@cabininthewoods517]

This is absolute gold! If Sasquatch ever does show up in my shower, I’m borrowing this as my theme song. Bravo!

[@raymondtillotson6985]

@@cabininthewoods517 Glad you liked. Just a thank you for all the work you do around here.

[@paulfisher3e]

If Shakespeare were alive today, he'd eat his heart out in jealous fury that he wasted his time on Hamlet instead of There's a Sesquatch In My Shower 😮😅😢😂

[@electroman65]

Brilliant, mate!! Cheers from Oz 👍

[@Dietdeprogrammer]

Thanks!!! 😂 That was great!

[@BigfootBottler-rc8te]

I loved the video. I recently went exploring near a sighting location and heard a tree get pushed over , also found piles of rocks. All the sightings and experiences going back hundreds of years and people still choose to not believe, and then have the nerve to call us crazy lol.

[@cabininthewoods517]

Thanks for sharing your experience. It's clear that those who dismiss the evidence have never encountered these creatures firsthand.

[@redfaux74]

I'm not a believer but I don't call people crazy because they do. But sometimes people call nonsense the same as evidence. It destroys credibility.

[@darrylkoelling9872]

Not impressed by rock piles. For centuries these were used to mark mining claims. In the last few decades people have been stacking rocks all through the mountains as a form of rock art. Hate it!

[@BMO_Creative]

Dude, VERY dangerous! If you fell, Dave Paulides would be writing about you! Maybe consider wearing a helmet, gloves, knee and elbow pads, carrying a first aid kit made for stabilizing broken bones and sprains... Great video man!

[@cabininthewoods517]

Appreciate the concern for my safety. 🙂

[@BMO_Creative]

@@cabininthewoods517 Yessir! I would advise you never to go out alone, and to get a personal locator beacon, but I imagine that would be a waste of time... LOL

[@Howard-bj1jq]

Paulites says to always carry. I know that's a problem in Canada, however.

[@BMO_Creative]

@@Howard-bj1jq ?? Are there laws in Canada about personal locator beacons?

[@Howard-bj1jq]

@@BMO_Creative "Carry" means to carry a gun.

[@mikefetterman6782]

Another great episode! Wife and I live on the Olympic peninsula and not only is it beautiful and sparsely populated (most) but we get definite responses from our local tribe/troop (Homo or Giganto...) throughout the cooler, rainier months when the snow pack is more than 12 feet on the mountains. They follow the elk and deer down to the ring of foothills and beaches, lots of salmon filled rivers and creeks, and black and huckleberries everywhere. Here it is December 28th and it is drizzling and 50 degrees outside (hovers around 50/40 most of the winter). We have had rocks thrown, weeds ripped out of the ground and laid in a line on the trail, and they like red apples, peanuts, and little blue glass "stones" (decorative dollar store item ....they love blue) but carrots, green apples, and radishes were left alone, everytime (other stuff taken). We live along a major river on the northern edge of the peninsula, surrounded by quarries, powerline cutouts, and our biggest city, 10 miles away, has a population of less than 20,000. It seems we live along a sasquatch thoroughfare during the winter season.

[@cabininthewoods517]

Thank you for sharing such an intriguing account! The Olympic Peninsula sounds like an amazing place with plenty of resources that could attract activity, especially during the winter months when food sources in the higher elevations become scarce. The details about the blue glass ‘stones’ and their apparent preference for specific items like red apples and peanuts are fascinating-it’s incredible how consistent preferences like this show up in many reports. Your description of the area being a potential thoroughfare makes a lot of sense given the natural features and low population density. It must be an incredible experience living in such a unique location. Have you ever had a sighting? Thanks again for adding your insights to the discussion!

[@russellwiitala9733]

You don’t need to go looking for Dr. Livingston. You can drive to a spot and camp. They already know who you are. You’ve had interaction in more than one area. Try doing that and just send a message out. They will hear you, and they might come and visit. I play my guitar, drum and rattles. They like that. On one solo trip this year they whistled and drummed back. Now you have to make a choice. Are you going to study them, or are you going to be their friend. I’m their friend and they have taught me a lot. I watched one for over ten minutes in 2020. He knew I was watching and that I had a camera and that I wasn’t going to touch it. Thus, the long look. It’s because he is my friend. I went camping 8 times this last season, all over southwest Washington state. They came 7 of those times, and five of those times I brought my friend with me. They consider him a friend too. They have read your energy and they are open to you. But not so much if you just want to poke at them.

[@cabininthewoods517]

Thanks for sharing your experiences! It’s fascinating to hear about the connection you’ve built with them and how they respond to your energy and actions. I agree that respect and openness can go a long way in these encounters. Your approach of building a friendship instead of just studying them is thought-provoking and adds a personal dimension to these interactions. I’ll definitely consider your advice as I continue my journey. Thanks for watching and sharing your insight!

[@russellwiitala9733]

@ You are very welcome. I believe they would like to get to know you better. They will reflect your attitude. Be respectful and they will return that respect in amazing ways.

[@cabininthewoods517]

I’d love to tell your story in a video of you’re willing. If so, please email me the details of your experiences. 🙂[e-mail].

[@Rags2Itches]

Just do one wood knock. Three is over doing it :) Try using YOUR own voice, like saying Hello. Might sound silly but they are a people. You're intent is important. I come in peace and with respect. I mean you no harm. Remember you are a stranger in their territory. Honestly talking to them works. You might not see them, but if you build trust you will get shadowed and hear the footfalls or leaves crunching. Seven months of interaction has been the result of this method including one face to face encounter. I have to chuckle as no one really knows what that Ohio call 'says.' I sincerely hope you choose to find wooded areas in your home Province because Bigfoot have been seen there. Tons of woods in fact. So many Provincial parks all over.

[@cabininthewoods517]

Thank you for the thoughtful advice and sharing your experience! I’ll definitely keep your tips in mind, especially the idea of using my own voice to communicate respectfully. Building trust and showing respect for their territory seems key, and your results are inspiring. As for the Ohio call, it’s fascinating how much mystery surrounds it! I appreciate the encouragement to explore more local spots-I’ll keep an eye on those provincial parks for sure!

[@WAKE-ME-UP-PLEAZ]

Never wood knock or do a stupid bigfoot hollar. It only pisses them off. They are not animals. They are a people that live in tribal groups that do not want to mingle with us as we are too violent and terrible to our own kind. They outclass us in every way and have abilities we are just beginning to understand. They want to be left alone period. They do like to watch us but that as far as its supposed to go. We are way way way beyond stupid tree knock, metatarsal breaks, ridges, in foot prints, and yelling, blah, blah, blah. 100000's of legit eye witness testimonies for centuries and the sheep believe the government over real people???you have to be pretty stupid to not know they are real by now... We have the DNA studies that were done in 2008 but the scientific community couldnt handle it so they attacked it and tried to make it a joke and lied about it likt they do with everything else. The Study was 100% and was correct and done by 3 of the best labs in the world that had no clue that others were doing it or what it was. 111 samples. Mitochondrial DNA Human mother, father-unknown to science as of yet. If you dont believe do 1 hour, hell 30 minutes of real research and you will be forever changed. They are keeping this like everything else a secret, like aliens and ufos, they lied all about that.....

[@bracoop2]

I have had this unnerving feeling about something being “off” and being watched while riding horses deep into the mountains in Idaho. I never saw or heard anything but even the horses were freaked out and didn’t want to go any further.

[@MichaelGolpe]

4:15 Wood knocks is like calling someone and hanging up. The fact they can see you means “they got your number”, and aren’t happy being interrupted from “family time”.

[@cabininthewoods517]

So I prank called a Bigfoot?

[@Schwackem99]

Lol family time...

[@MichaelGolpe]

@ 😂 yes! It’s like calling someone who’s on the potty. 😂

[@MichaelGolpe]

@@Schwackem99 😂 it sounded “lighter” than typing “potty time” 😂

[@nonyobiz6481]

When Bushwacking looking to see or hear a bigfoot.....the key is to be as quiet as you can. Like most animals in the forest, they can hear and smell you miles away. Talking near the waterway is a very good way to cover your voice. Always try to get to any high grounds...if you are anywhere low and have to look up, most likely Bigfoot has already spotted you before you have any clue..... I've seen this happen too many times to Bigfoot hunters...be safe.

[@cabininthewoods517]

The Great advice-thank you! Staying quiet and using natural sounds like waterways to mask my presence is something I’ll definitely keep in mind for future outings. It’s amazing how aware and alert these creatures seem to be. Your point about getting to higher ground is especially valuable; it’s always humbling to realize how much they might be observing us before we even know they’re nearby. Appreciate the tips and the reminder to stay safe out there!

[@nonyobiz6481]

@@cabininthewoods517the Olympic Project is a great group of guys to watch. They have gathered and witnessed a lot of Bigfoot evidence!

[@5jjt]

You can always type the thoughts you have in the moment on screen for us if you'd like to communicate while staying quiet.

[@sandrasegrera4792]

I truly believe that Bigfoot are inter-dimensional beings . That’s how they move and disappear so quickly / easily ! They also know who has pure intentions. I also believe that Bigfoot are not the only Cryptids on this planet there are Skinwalkers ,the rake, Dogman 👽’s etc… and the government can not hide it anymore ! This is why they are telling the people what we are sing in the sky are “drones” . They actually sound like children lying and their lie doesn’t make ANY sense at all! I going to say it now .. 2025 is going to be an eventful year! They need to put Bigfoot in the book of work records for playing the longest running game of Hide and Seek in History!!! No One can out hide Bigfoot 😊. I just found your channel and now you have a new subscriber here . Thank You for sharing ! Sending Love, Light,Healing Energy and Prayer 🙏🏽 from Miami Beach Fl.

[@cnn787-i9e]

you're playing with fire dude

[@azforu29]

Man, you live in a beautiful area. I can't get over that.

[@dc8617]

Thank you! no nonsense sensationalising.....I am First Nations Australian, we also know where they are on our Traditional lands...I know the feeling of being in really remote areas where there is no other humans around the feeling of being watched and followed..............

[@Dav624]

Not sure if this is a hoaxed video but the channel makes almost always great points and the fact that u went out into the woods to prove ur points shows courage wich is why i will leave a like on this one its not about being real or fake it takes guts to go to places like this and knowing there might be potential cryptids in the area especially at night even if u go with other people it still takes guts...most encounters happened in night time so keep the good content coming

[@cabininthewoods517]

Thanks for the kind comment and support! Glad you’re enjoying my videos 🙂. As for this one, I assure you-everything you see and hear is exactly what happened.

[@Grinchy123]

Where I come from we call that a creek or a stream not a river 😂

[@cabininthewoods517]

You guys must be really tough. 🙂

[@Grinchy123]

@ never saw a river that’s 8’ wide our rivers are 1/4 mile wide 🤪

[@charlesdial7152]

Lol, definitely not a river 😂

[@dc8617]

In Australia the definition is it a permanently running....some rivers I know you can jump across...while some creeks can be 1km wide and if you attempt to cross it is certain that you would be swept away.

[@daveclark1904]

Awesome video Man! You're def in into some thick and basically impassable terrain where they'd be! Keep squatchin, we'll keep watchin!

[@cabininthewoods517]

Appreciate the kind words!

[@kstars101]

Dude, you are fearless. Thanks for the great content!

[@cabininthewoods517]

Thanks for the kind words and for watching! 🙂

[@615-Ellie]

I just found your channel, first ever video. I've spent the last hour here and have only made it to 1:05 because there's so much to see. The camera above all cameras: absolutely _INCREDIBLE_ ! I can count the flurries in the nosehairs of these tree peekers, of whom there's certainly no shortage. I imagine you've made their list and drawn their attention with this great "unblurring."

[@cabininthewoods517]

What a beautifully written and thoughtful comment! Thank you for taking the time to explore and appreciate the details. I’m thrilled that you’re enjoying the video so far-your observation about the “unblurring” and tree peekers made me smile. I hope you continue to find it worth your time!

[@615-Ellie]

@cabininthewoods517 Haha, thanks! I've definitely got some catching up to do video-wise. I probably need to make the slow-mo and pause off limits, or I may never get anything else done.

[@anthonywhitney634]

Some very interesting moments there. Is a thermal camera on the shopping list? I think it would be a game changer when looking at stuff through undergrowth.

[@cabininthewoods517]

Thanks for the suggestion! A thermal camera is definitely on my radar-as you say, it would be a total game-changer for spotting movement in dense undergrowth. It’s something I’ll be looking into for future expeditions. Appreciate the support and idea! 🙂

[@anthonywhitney634]

@@cabininthewoods517 I'm sure you'd thought of it already! Maybe see if you can crowd fund it - obviously you get what you pay for with thermals!

[@electroman65]

Really great stuff, mate!! Have had several similar experiences down under with the "local" Yowies. Your clips here totally depicts/ describes the experience..thanks you!! Hank, Australia PS: should say I've had twig snaps/ bipedal crunchy steps (Aussie bush is very crunchy..read: flammable!!), eye shine, brief 5 second face to face, woodknocks galore, huge tracks, baby cries and gum nut or rock thrown at tree I was sitting under..Brilliant, scary, exciting & addictive to the max!! Look forward to checking all your videos!! Cheers H

[@cabininthewoods517]

Thanks so much! It’s incredible to hear about your Yowie experiences in Australia-it sounds like you’ve had some truly intense encounters! The Aussie bush definitely adds another layer of danger and excitement. Those twig snaps, bipedal steps, and wood knocks are always thrilling, and a brief face-to-face must’ve been unforgettable. I’m glad my clips resonated with your experiences, and I appreciate your support. Looking forward to hearing more of your stories as you check out the rest of my videos. Cheers! 🙂

[@JoJo-j4e7l]

Where about in AUS?

[@HardikPatel1992]

​​@@JoJo-j4e7l I guess it must be in Queensland, Australia..

[@JoJo-j4e7l]

@ maybe

[@johnharris7353]

Well you're a brave man. With this amount of effort you're going to get something on camera eventually, if you don't get hurt, I pray not!

[@cabininthewoods517]

I'm certainly not fearless, but I'm more motivated by curiosity than fear. 🙂

[@misguidedangel6550]

That was a good call on the skeptics and why its so hard to get good footage or any footage. Just look where you were and if you saw a squat h for a couple seconds up on the bluff 9r even down the river how in the heck wud you get any footage. Too many People think squatch shud just walks out into big openings on flat ground and poses for pictures 😂

[@cabininthewoods517]

You’re absolutely right-capturing footage is incredibly tough, especially in rugged terrain like that. Sasquatch definitely isn’t strolling into the open for photo ops!

[@misguidedangel6550]

​@@cabininthewoods517 hello friend 👋 I just watched a video on "wild assualt" channel and they copied one of your videos almost word for word. Maybe someone has told you already because it was posted a couple days ago but I thought I'd let u know just in case. I remembered it was your video within 15-20 seconds of watching it. It was about the arguments skeptics have of why Bigfoot doesn't exist. This is so wrong that someone is stealing your great and hard work they shud have their channel suspended for this. Take care friend.

[@EricMcphail-zq2bb]

Oh yea i see it in the bushes. Cool. Great video.

[@cabininthewoods517]

Thanks for watching!

[@rickitickidicki]

Well done. Great stuff. Thanks, and be careful.

[@cabininthewoods517]

Thanks! I’ll do my best. 🙂

[@m998hmmwv7]

I enjoy this channel. Not a lot of nonsense.

[@lauraa2877]

Thank you for taking us along on this journey. I believe the Sasquatch being related to Nephilim have some supernatural abilities and therefore make them near impossible to see and record. God bless you brother.

[@cabininthewoods517]

Thank you for your thoughtful comment! The Nephilim connection is a fascinating theory and one that certainly aligns with some of the supernatural elements people report during encounters. It’s an honor to have you along for the journey. God bless you too!

[@ChadB420]

would that make them evil?

[@lauraa2877]

@@ChadB420 I’m not sure. Maybe it depends on how human they are and if they can accept Jesus Christ and the gospel? Scripture does say we are to preach the gospel to every creature, it doesn’t say to every human. Mark 16:15: "And he said unto them, Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature".

[@gregelliott2537]

I thought the nephillim were destroyed during the flood

[@ChadB420]

@@cabininthewoods517 or it could be a different kind of giant. there was a kind that started with an A idr the exact name. but it could be a descendent of those.

[@shemenezb5849]

Loved the video! I want you to go back and look at it frame by frame! Just as you pan the camera round, after the notification of the large shape you zoomed in on. For about a half a second in the first frame after the notification, check out the large dark shape moving in the left corner 1:51! Body, arms behind two closer trees. Looks very much like an upright figure covered in hair!

[@delaray7]

Good Lord, scary or what. Are all your videos like this?! Liked and subscribed. You're a brave man.

[@cabininthewoods517]

Thank you so much! I really appreciate the support. Some of my videos explore my own intense and mysterious experiences like this one-others focus on logical analysis of Bigfoot evidence. I’m glad you’re enjoying the content-it means a lot! Stay tuned, there’s more to come! 🙂

[@kstars101]

I totally agree. That river part looked like he was alone in Jurassic Park! lol

[@misguidedangel6550]

​@@kstars101theres parts of Vancouver Island and most of BC that people rarely if ever go. There's parts here that I bet people haven't been around in years if not decades

[@billdaniels8784]

I’m watching this video on the January 8. From what I understand about Bigfoot is that they are communal. Two or three may be at the water source and leave there bigger stronger males in an OP for security while the others drink, bathe, hunt, etc. You may have better success walking the periphery of the river. Thank you for the video, cheers.

[@Daniel-jq4qk]

Can I ask what forests or area you may be filming at? Looks so beautiful..

[@cabininthewoods517]

The first encounter with the sighting and fallen trees was on the southern end of Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada. The second trip was also to BC, but up north on the coast.

[@fredoakes7441]

Excellent video..following you now

[@cabininthewoods517]

Thanks for watching and for the support! 🙂

[@knottytoob]

That grunt compelled you to get out. @Cabin in the Woods content compelled me to get in. Subd+ in kind regards and appreciation. (been a long time comin' :))

[@cabininthewoods517]

Thank you! 😊

[@Glower3D]

I would go crazy if a heard that

[@cabininthewoods517]

It certainly makes the head spin!

[@Glower3D]

@ your really brave when comes to this if I heard a branch snap I would never return to that spot

[@redfaux74]

I would be nervous. But water is strong and moves a lot of stuff, including rocks. Being paranoid, thinking everything is a Squatch, is what makes people think there is definitely no reliable proof.

[@greymattermatters404]

My opinion, for what it's worth, is that I fully believe this species exists and not sold completely on dimension jumping. My real concern is that they are intelligent sentient beings and we are encroaching on them. They simply wish to be left alone and they mean us no harm in general. At least the ones in North America but, elsewhere they have appeared to defend their territory

[@cabininthewoods517]

A well-thought perspective. It aligns with the idea that Sasquatch could be highly intelligent and reclusive, living in harmony with their environment while avoiding human interference. Respecting their space might indeed be the key to coexistence.

[@marciapasthing6799]

Good video need hiking buddies. In that terrain

[@cabininthewoods517]

Not a bad idea.

[@misguidedangel6550]

Ur howl was pretty good especially if you could make it louder it wud be perfect 👌👏👍

[@cabininthewoods517]

Thanks! I’ll work on making the howl louder next time.

[@gravelytodd]

Time for a thermal camera !!

[@cabininthewoods517]

Good idea!

[@Jon79w]

At 5mins what was that thing on the trail behind you?

[@cabininthewoods517]

I don’t see anything. Exactly 5 minutes?

[@m998hmmwv7]

Nothing is there.

[@lisadoyle2284]

If the Bigfoot is watching you, which I believe in Bigfoot, can you imagine what they're thinking, watching you speak into a small black box. They probably think you're insane 😂

[@2coryman]

I heard it too, the bricking of the wood means ‘l CAN BRAKE YOU, watch out’

[@stuartcaulder5503]

12:31 mark. Check the right side of the screen slightly above half way up. Back in the distance, head and shoulder shape

[@Jon79w]

So many things in the woods we don’t understand..something big went down that trail. In Pa the Bigfoot are more slender and athletic built then their west coast cousins. Lighter color fur too, more of a browning red color. No bad smell that I noticed.

[@cabininthewoods517]

That’s a fascinating observation about PA Bigfoot! Regional differences could explain the variations in build and fur color. Thanks for sharing your insight!

[@fortesfortunajuvat6782]

Do you have any opinion on the purpose of the structures that are found in areas of Sasquatch activity?

[@cabininthewoods517]

Many structures found in Sasquatch activity areas could serve various purposes, depending on their design and location. Some theories suggest territorial markers, communication signals, or even shelters. Crossed branches or intricate patterns might convey boundaries or warnings to other creatures, while larger structures could be for camouflage or weather protection. These structures often appear intentionally placed, which strongly indicates purposeful behavior beyond random natural events.

[@StephenPike]

My dude got bigfoot fever

[@cabininthewoods517]

You’re not wrong.

[@amiegearhart5156]

Amazing love it 🥰🇺🇸🦍👣🌎

[@cabininthewoods517]

Appreciate the kind words!

[@bracoop2]

Wow when you’re walking in waders you can accidentally fall and have them fill up with water on the inside and drown. It’s happened many times to people.

[@proudwhitesettler7746]

I saw one awhile back. He was fighting with a Whompas cat over a Dogman while a Wendigo watched. Damndest thing I ever seen.

[@cabininthewoods517]

Points for creativity. 🙂

[@buffbatman2]

May i ask where this was filmed. Was it in or near the idaho panhandle? I know those woods are extremely dense

[@cabininthewoods517]

The first encounter with the sighting and fallen trees was on the southern end of Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada. The second trip was also to BC, but up north on the coast.

[@Makor1966]

I'm thinking that the hole in the ground before you get to the fallen tree, is where the creature has torn a smal tree stam out of the ground. Or maybe the smaller one, the "juvenile". And I'm watching the sighting again, but it certainly doesn't look like a hand, more like the broken of end of a small tree. Look at how the light falls onto it. It's wielding the tree stam slowly, like you would wield a baseball bat when you're behind the door waiting for the burglar to come into range.

[@rickyl9540]

My first time here. Excellent work. Sorry to criticize but being in that stream is SO dangerous! I slipped in a much smaller stream here in New Zealand. I staggered several steps off to the right and fell head first down a four foot drop, like a little waterfall. I hit my head a bit, but bent my wrist back and my thigh was bruised black the next day. Fully submerged under water with a full back pack on. If there had been a sharp stick or rock there I would have been impaled and killed. It can happen in a second. Luckily my Wife was there. It took a couple of months for my wrist to be right again. I have had an encounter here and my friend has a fairly good picture of a face watching us from in the bush. I can email it to you if your interested? Are you in Canada? I went to Sasquatch Provincial Park near Vancouver twice in the last couple of years. It's a beautiful place!

[@cabininthewoods517]

Thanks so much for sharing your experience and for the kind words! I completely agree-streams can be deceptively dangerous, and I certainly took some risks here. Your story is terrifying…very glad you ended up ok. I’d love to see the photo your friend took-feel free to email it to me! Yes, I’m in Canada. I’ve never been to Sasquatch Provincial Park but would love you go sometime, and plan to. Thanks again for the thoughtful comment!

[@rickyl9540]

@cabininthewoods517 Thanks for your kind reply. I will email you.

[@SEB1991SEB]

16:06 "To all the sceptics, saying why we don't have the camera rolling, it happens in a second and you don't know when its coming. Therefore now that I have the camera rolling, I'm gonna record my face instead of the trees where I just saw something. Oh no! What do you know, I missed something again! Well that was completely unavoidable. Trust me though, there was something there, honest"

[@cegromatzky]

That was an intense growl at the beginning of the video, and look at the size of the tree, massive, the strength to take that down is immense.

[@cabininthewoods517]

Agreed…seeing the trees in person and realizing the strength required made my head spin.

[@misguidedangel6550]

Are there Grizzly bears on Vancouver Island? I heard there were from some people who say they swim to the island? Ive also heard there was not Grizzly bears on Vancouver Island. You seem like you would definitely be in the know if there was

[@cabininthewoods517]

There are no grizzlies in the area I was in-just a few up north. Vancouver Island mostly has black bears, and even those are spread out.

[@WAKE-ME-UP-PLEAZ]

Lots of beings in this video. I see more Dogmen than Sabe(Sasquatch). I also see one really great few frames of a sprite or small Fae and its close enough to see its legs and arms. It notices you and flies away immediately. Flies and other large wood dwelling insects like dragon flies, do not look like this or sit on leaves like its taking a smake break, its sitting like a human. Suddenly it realizes there is a camera watching it... It's probably 5" inches tall, and pinkish or flesh colored. It flies like 2 feet lands changes color and climbs down a stem extremely fast. Insects do not move this fact. There are 60 frames per second. This does that in 3-4 frames! Its abdomen is large and clearly has 2 legs and arms. I see many many different fae and these are common, just too fast for the human eye to usually see them. They are telepathically linked to the Sabe and dogmen in the forests so they are the spies and eyes and ears of the large cryptids' as they come in closer to monitor you close up without your knowledge. These beings are part spirit, plant, and physical presence and are extremely intelligent, pranksters or mess with people, and are not to be messed with as they have abilities that are yet mostly not understood by those of us that have a brain. The majority of the larger beings are very cautious here and tend to mostly hang pretty far back considering the coverage. That tells me they are not that well acquainted with you too much. Time stamp is 1:12 not sure which frames, I think toward the beginning. Stop video on 1:12, zoom in fully, use a good sized screen as a cell doesn't do it, go to highest resolution, its starts when its sitting on a leaf, then sees you and takes off. The bush has red berries which are very large and its down to the left, the being is on the left side of the bush, it gets up and when you advance frames slowly forward 1 by 1 after you have found it, go back to where its sitting and watch the frames again 1 by one slowly so you can see all the details like head, legs and arms, then how it clings to the bush again, and climbs down trying to hide. This is a great area for exploration I can tell. I have no idea what you know or do not know, so please dont be insulted if I keep it basic or sound pedantic. I have been doing this for a very very long time. All the best.

[@VisualTedium]

Play em some music. Give em some culture, see if they like it, or hate it

[@cabininthewoods517]

That’s an idea! Of course it may cause them to kill me quicker…

[@electroman65]

Hi mate..Check out Henry Franzoni drumming for Sasquatch..he used to do loads of it in the 90s. I'm bringing my Dobro resonator guitar & slide to give the locals (Yowies down here..) a dose of badly played Delta Blues..I reckon it'll be very interesting considering the response we've had after just a couple of Ohio's and knocks so far..👍

[@electroman65]

@@cabininthewoods517 You are both a wise AND funny man!!😂

[@mikek7029]

I heard that same grunt 8ft away from me in Montpellier Vt. The bastard slapped the 2nd floor wall of the airbnb i was staying at and woke me up. I went outside to confront it, turned on my phone light and thats exactly what i heard as i started shining my light on it. Turned RIGHT around and went back inside 😂

[@cabininthewoods517]

Wow, what an intense encounter! Hearing that grunt up close and then getting a wall slap is something else-I don’t blame you for turning right around after shining the light on it! That kind of behavior seems to fit a pattern with these creatures. Thanks for sharing your story; it’s always fascinating to hear about similar encounters from other parts of the world!

[@mikek7029]

​@cabininthewoods517 the funny thing about all of this was I was traveling there for work. We were rebuilding a gas station that had been ruined when the Winooski River crested it's banks in July '23. I had no knowledge about or belief in them till that early morning. When I was driving home to Massachusetts a couple days later I found a channel on youtube called Impossible Visits. It turns out that the place I was staying was like 1/2 mile away from the ravine where the researcher was documenting their presence/behaviors. Right on the edge of the capital city of Vermont. In a neighborhood. There was alot that happened in a short amount of time. The experience had a profound impact on me. Changed my life.

[@Sasquatchflow]

Isn’t this an older video? Says posted 3 days ago but I know I’ve seen this a while ago

[@cabininthewoods517]

This video includes my first encounter (previously posted) and other experiences I’ve had since then.

[@charlieandhudsonspal7031]

No balls, no blue chips. Good job.

[@cabininthewoods517]

Not sure what you mean, but thanks I guess. 🙂

[@williamhale387]

How come Bigfoots never been caught on a trail cam?

[@cabininthewoods517]

Bigfoot has been caught on trail cams, but the images are often ambiguous-blurry shapes, partial figures, or even what looks like fur-but not clear enough to confirm. There are also theories that Bigfoot might avoid trail cams intentionally, possibly detecting their infrared light or unfamiliar scent. With their intelligence and natural instincts, it’s plausible they recognize and avoid human technology, which is why we get so few definitive images.

[@williamhale387]

@ good luck with that theory. Like the tooth fairy or Loch Ness monster

[@jeffsartadventure3634]

​@@williamhale387,the tooth fairy and lochness monster don't leave footprints, have thousands of sightings,in the lore and history of hundreds of native peoples culture,or throw rocks at you.

[@cillalilly]

They somehow know about cameras and avoid them. I put out recorders, which they handle and hang around, and cameras , which they avoid.

[@electroman65]

@@cillalilly ditto down here in Oz..sound recorders, no problem..vision..very tricky!!

[@Mer42eva]

At .53 red eyes ? Red speck to your left as you’re walking! Check it out

[@ozark_trapper]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@cabininthewoods517]

“Nothing reveals fear of the truth more clearly than laughter in the face of evidence.” -Edward F. Locke

[@Glower3D]

I think it might be a bear or a dinosaur nothing to crazy

[@cabininthewoods517]

Dinosaur would have been cool!

[@mikelsworld74]

There's a face above you in the tree stump at 9:31.

[@cabininthewoods517]

Can’t say I see, but also can’t say for sure there isn’t…it was an extremely remote spot rich with sightings. 🙂

[@MichelleFrets]

OH! that is super spooky. it would be maybe a meter behind him

[@dustydesert1674]

I don’t see anything.

[@MichelleFrets]

@@dustydesert1674 likely pareidolia but I'm seeing "it" in the dark space that would be hollow under the tree stump that is almost directly behind him.

[@justindungey4197]

Never go out alone!!!! Never and unarmed?

[@cillalilly]

Careful in that rough terrain, specially with only one hand free.

[@cabininthewoods517]

Good advice!

[@rswenterprises7608]

I know what I’m saying cost $$$ but your experienced outdoors. Grab a good pair of Thermals and camp out in a remote area for a week or 2

[@stevegarvey5607]

Never know if it's a bird. I heard that bigfoots can imitate animals

[@annkleindl3561]

Why would such a big & strong animal be so afraid of us?

[@cabininthewoods517]

Bigfoot’s avoidance of humans could stem from intelligence rather than fear. Many large animals, even apex predators, avoid humans because they recognize us as unpredictable and dangerous. If Bigfoot is as intelligent as some theories suggest, it might understand that staying hidden is crucial for its survival, especially given humanity’s history of exploiting and destroying wildlife. This behavior might not be fear in the traditional sense, but rather a calculated survival instinct.

[@jeffsartadventure3634]

Humans are EXTREMELY dangerous, especially in numbers.

[@Sonja147]

Exactly. Humans will just barge in and murder everyone and everything they encounter, and have for centuries. Don't be so foolish to believe that intelligent non-human species don't know this.

[@redfaux74]

I don't believe in Sasquatch. I used to. But if they are real, they would be like any other animal. A mother Squatch would instill fear in a baby for a reason. Any animal that has been shot at would transfer that fear to its offspring.

[@peatmoss4415]

@@redfaux74 They are a "people", not an animal in the fauna sense. People that have seen one are "know_ers", not believers.

[@TiranosaurioRex]

With how scared you are, if there really was a Bigfoot out there, if there was even the slightest suspicion you would have shit your pants already. 🤣🤣 Sorry...

[@justindungey4197]

When u look for them always look up and in the shadows

[@Ronnie-c3l]

I hope you carry a pew pew in case you run into a bear, cougar, wolves, pack of wild dogs or other animals that might need shot, but don't shoot a Sasquatch unless it's trying to kill you. I hear tell that bad things happen to those folks who put one down...

[@cabininthewoods517]

Thanks for the advice! I do make sure to stay prepared for encounters with potentially dangerous animals when I’m out in the wilderness. As for Sasquatch, I’m with you-there’s no reason to harm them unless it’s truly a life-or-death situation. I’ve heard similar stories about bad outcomes for those who have tried, and I think respect is key in these situations. Appreciate you watching and sharing your thoughts! 🙂

[@Leni1889-SU]

Love you content carry on doing what you fo best to please your viewers. Carry on up the geyser dont be scared of these creatures the problem we see and gear about these creatures with long pointy teeth dripping with blood theres bothing to fear but if you keep calling for them theycome in numbers. Dont be affraid showing your fear will trigger there movemtnts towards you and push you out. They snap trees is sign of strength that's all nothing to fear Tarzan

[@cabininthewoods517]

Thanks for the support and the vivid description! Your passion for the subject really shines through. I’ll keep pushing forward and exploring respectfully. As for snapping trees and signs of strength, it’s fascinating to think about how these creatures might communicate in ways we don’t fully understand. Appreciate your advice-staying calm and observant is always the goal!

[@jephfandingo1438]

I saw something move right around 16:00

[@Knightswatch1972]

Omg too funny mate.

[@cabininthewoods517]

“Nothing reveals fear of the truth more clearly than laughter in the face of evidence.” -Edward F. Locke

[@Mahim1995]

You have got nerves of steel.

[@cabininthewoods517]

Appreciate the vote of confidence!

[@GaryGraeff-br2pn]

There is at least one sasquatch in the area.

[@cabininthewoods517]

I concur.

[@dustydesert1674]

Taking that route right next to the river in a tangle of slippery logs was damn fool thing to do!!! And you wanted to keep going though it was getting dark! Think of your family - don’t take such unsafe treks! Yeah, I’m sure that was a Squatch watching & following and thinking to himself - what a damn fool thing to do!

[@cabininthewoods517]

One must take risks in the pursuit of truth. 🙂

[@stuiek8044]

Whats the point of being a bigfoot hunter if you wont get close and get scared and leave every time you think you are close? Its like...mate, time for a different hobby or something.

[@cabininthewoods517]

A fair critique, but keep in mind I wasn’t attempting to be a “bigfoot hunter” in first segment when I ran away…just a guy trying to satisfy his curiosity about a forest the locals told me was strange. 🙂

[@electroman65]

Mr Cabin is a wise man to listen to the inner voice..leave if you feel the urge to leave..that doesn't mean you won't come back & the vibe may be totally different, happens to me often and despite leaving, I return and learn more every time. A solo Bigfoot expedition is also very different than a duo or more..I can handle having them all round me when Im there with my mate, although my heart is in my throat (red eyes, baby cries and twig snaps, grunts coming from the pitch black bush appx 30 yards away)..a bit like bungee jumping, I suppose..but, mate..I would not be sitting there by myself!! Carry on, Mr Cabin and your journey shall be long and full of learning👍

[@michaelw9827]

Hello from Berlin. You need a Drone Dude. Be carefull!

[@artiknanook9189]

I’m not the type of guy to tell others what to do with their money, but in your case, I think investing in a Go Pro could save you from a serious accident on this kind of terrain. Take care.

[@cabininthewoods517]

Good suggestion, thanks. 🙂

[@angelmaldonado5968]

where is this, anybody name of state, woods

[@macduff1699]

At 16:35 after he points his finger it looks like a huge oblong white rock doorway with dark rock surrounding it like a doorframe although ppl spenf a lifetime looking for bigfoot and never see owt but he does evrry video ,🤔

[@WAKE-ME-UP-PLEAZ]

They are everywhere. Mostly smaller Dogmen, but, many Sabe too. The population of Dogmen has exploded. I know as Ive been analyzing video for decades and in the last 8 years they are everywhere all over the world. Some packs have 100 members or more! Dogs breed way faster than Sabe as they are generally more like us and Dogmen are more doggish so have litters. Their lifespan is way shorter though....

[@Jon79w]

Anyone ever wonder if Bigfoot tell there children stories about us humans like we tell our children about them.😊

[@cabininthewoods517]

Quite possibly!

[@figgiefigueroa7372]

Algorithm got me here. Please be careful in the outdoors.

[@cabininthewoods517]

I’ll do my best to remain alive. 🙂

[@superfly7948]

At 13.30 across in the cut, did you see the eye shine, 3 sets, eyeballing you

[@cabininthewoods517]

In all honesty I didn’t notice that, but thanks for the observation! 🙂

[@JohnPatrick-r9b]

@cabininthewoods517 how many times have you been around them

[@superfly7948]

@@cabininthewoods517 I live in Alabama, I'm fixing to have a interview come out on a docu series about bf, dm.. my wife and I have been having encounters with these things on weekly basis, sometimes daily. So I did a interview with some people. But that's how I saw the eye shine on your vid..I've been catching pictures of them file in broad daylight. I have pics of bf, dm and a alien in same photo. Send me a email, I'll send you some pictures

[@misguidedangel6550]

15:21 OMG is that water ever fast and strong and i bet freezing this time of year please becareful or take ur brother in law with u atleast in case something happens. Btw does your brother in law believe? Is he into bush wacking and hiking or is he more of a city folk?

[@cabininthewoods517]

That water was freezing and dangerously fast, but I made sure to take all necessary precautions. Appreciate the concern! My brother-in-law doesn’t usually join me, but that’s good advice.

[@denniscoulterjr9362]

Nice 1:58

[@cabininthewoods517]

The moment one of the scariest experiences of my life begins. 👍

[@justindungey4197]

They do it with their hands or mouth not a stick you will hear it splinter when they do

[@cabininthewoods517]

I’m always wary of folks who make firm absolute claims about mysterious and largely unknown beings.

[@randyware9645]

It seems like one day were going to see a guy like this get eaten on his own camera, or snatched up by a big foot

[@cabininthewoods517]

You may be right, but I have some vested interest in hoping you’re wrong. 🙂

[@woodydavis8287]

Next trip stay up from the creek because it interferes with sight and sound.

[@cabininthewoods517]

I would have this time, except in this case there really wasn’t anywhere else passable on foot. Also, all the locals I spoke with said the creek is the spot to be.

[@tinafloyd1149]

If it fell why's the one limb on top of it

[@cabininthewoods517]

Placed there perhaps? The limb on top was old and rotten-obviously felled long before the balsam. Yet the rotten limb was on top.

[@gtf2584]

dude called a bigfoot he called a bigfoot i would have gotten the hell out of there i tell ya what

[@cabininthewoods517]

That’s a fair reaction! It definitely takes a certain level of curiosity (or stubbornness) to stick around in those moments. Sometimes, the fear is outweighed by the drive to witness something extraordinary!

[@Murdock0320]

big bird and cookie monster. lol

[@slimygrimy-l7m]

U gotta be carful, these things are dangerous, and your alone

[@cabininthewoods517]

You’re not wrong.

[@macduff1699]

Your body movement coincided with the first noise you heard almost looked like you were squeezing something with your left hand and not hating just saying ?

[@bracoop2]

It’s just too many things that drive me nuts to believe this. Like you running away after seeing the “creatures” like why don’t you just walk closer?

[@cabininthewoods517]

Would you walk closer to a 9 foot behemoth that could snap trees like matchwood? If so, congratulations-you’re braver than I. 🙂

[@HappyHermitt]

Why dont you just walk towards it? That would tell everyone if it is or isnt. The worse that can happen is it screaming at you or turning around and walking away. Until then, its a shadow or a stump.

[@cabininthewoods517]

Interesting suggestion bravely made from behind the safety of your keyboard. 🙂

[@justindungey4197]

What the hell kind of knock was that?😂😂😂😅😅😅

[@cabininthewoods517]

The kind done with humility. You might try it sometime. 🙂

[@shanetadlock4440]

Pellican? There aint any Pellicans quthin 500 miles of Vancouver Island or the Olympic Penninsula. Although, it is an odd place for a large, solitary bird there are only 3 possibilities that i can i.agine it being - Great Blue Heron (thats what it should be, given your scenario, but im almost pos. that it wasn't - just by looking. 2) Juvenile bald Eagle - you jumped him off an old fish carcass- this is what im betting on 3) Turkey Vulture- thats what it looked like, but these birds soar thermals ,sniffing for carion. Thermals are fewand far between around a rain forest jungle... Was honest to God a strange bird sighting, just doesnt add up in your location. Had to be an Eagle. They are thick around there and seldom are found far from waters edge. As for the Squatches, you are preachin to the choir, in my case. I will say that elk often will get real nervous and stomp around breaking branches when they are in thick jungle cover and are deciding whether to bolt or stay where they are at, betting nothing can get to them thru the jungle. Ive honestly heard that many times, but its pretty easy to decipher between the two. Elk generally dont break just one large branch - and thats it... They generally maje a big commotion and if they bolt, it soynds like a car running away from you thru the trees ,breaking branches as they go... i think youve got a squatch in this video, allright.

[@cabininthewoods517]

Thanks for the detailed thoughts! You’re absolutely right-pelicans are definitely out of the question in that area, and I’ve since learned. I appreciate your breakdown of the possibilities. A juvenile bald eagle could make sense, but it was such an odd sighting that even that felt off in the moment. As for the Squatches, I completely agree about the distinctions with elk behavior. The consistent breaking of branches, paired with other signs, definitely felt more deliberate and unusual. Your insight confirms a lot of what I was already considering. Thanks for watching and sharing your perspective! 🙂

[@timross1159]

Sorry dude but the Ohio howl was very sad 😂...

[@cabininthewoods517]

As I admitted it would be. 🙂