Sasquatch KILLED HIS MULE , Encounter in the Sierra Nevadas & see what I find at the end! It’s CRAZY

[@ckellimackie8540]

As always mate... Great encounters! Thanks for being a voice for our friends. What you're doing is a big deal and I'm sure everyone appreciates you. Hats off to you mate! Stay safe. Chris 🙏

[@outlawcountry6069]

Thanks Chris , I appreciate you my friend. Take care and be safe

[@WhiteBreadThunder-op6in]

Thanks for sharing this encounter and for taking us along on your hike. Love your channel.

[@outlawcountry6069]

Thank you very much my friend, I’m glad to have you here with us . Take care and be safe

[@Stan_L]

Great video! Thanks for sharing.

[@howardmarschat3750]

I genuinely like the shares from Leo the Trapper. You can't get any better than the encounters these men experienced. Good to see you doing better, Darren. Thanks for taking your time out to share with all of us.

[@Skidderoperator]

He was a mule train packer. Moved goods for people.

[@howardmarschat3750]

I apologize for the misunderstanding. Still just as good a share as the old trappers shares. Genuine

[@outlawcountry6069]

Leo is an incredible man, I could sit and talk to him all day . People like him are few and far between. Take care my friend, be safe

[@plar60s]

I agree I live in UK ... so I'm only listening intently , but , I wouldn't want to be in that situation dealing with something out of the ordinary yur mind just can't fathom or what.. Losing any animal must be gut wrenching...

[@whywhywhy4716]

Ah, poor mule! Glad Jeb was ok, and the others.... Thank you Mr. Henry...not only have you made a new friend in Daron, but you get all us too!🤗 Many of us have had experiences, i saw one in Maryland in 1977 when i was 11, from a distance luckily, but i knew what i was looking at. God bless to all!

[@LifeAboveTreeLine99]

Let’s Go!! Always a pleasure watching/listening to your pod 🤙🏽

[@outlawcountry6069]

Thanks my friend, glad to have you along with us . Stay safe

[@Skidderoperator]

Leo was in Montana?

[@eriknelson6529]

Great video, Daron. Leo is an unbelievable man. What a life to live. That encounter was horrible. I'm glad it wasn't worse. Be good, my friend, and keep up the fantastic work.

[@outlawcountry6069]

Thanks so much my friend, take care ok

[@JGregory-eb5cc]

Wow!! Crazy encounters for sure, thank you

[@outlawcountry6069]

You’re very welcome my friend, be safe

[@JenniferMarieMogren]

Wow! Thank you Leo for sharing. I look forward to more of your encounters. And Daron be careful with that eye, just a little over a year ago I almost lost my eyesight when I scratched my iris and bacteria got in, I had cellulitis in both eyes, I was blind for three days and it scared the crap out of me. Love the channel and always look forward to more stories! ❤

[@outlawcountry6069]

Thanks Jenn, great to hear from you my friend. Take care and stay safe

[@cherylscarborough4405]

Awesome video, and such a wonderful hike! I have never seen that many shades of natural green. Wow the moss was like complete ground cover, and for the boulders of all different sizes had such beautiful moss. A few boulders with a little bit of short moss made me think that, that little guy was just starting puberty and oh so proud of his fresh peach fuss. How the world is all tied together is wonderful and amazing. I know, comparing peach fuss to the green lush moss is somewhere beyond, out-there. Sorry, but my mind just goes there. I am sitting here catching my breath after seeing the jumbled trees laying about like pixie-sticks, while laughing at myself. Thank you Daron for all that you do for all of us! Stay steady my friend, and always safe. Cheryl Scarborough Houston, Texas

[@outlawcountry6069]

Thanks so much Cheryl , i always appreciate hearing from you . Take care my friend

[@stewartwilson9164]

HI DARREN, GREAT TO CATCH UP WATCHING AND LISTENING TO YOUR EMAILS FROM THE COMMUNITY! I REALLY MISSED THE CHANNEL BUT I WAS DEALING WITH MY DAD WHO HAS STAGE 4 CANCER AND IT'S BEEN A HARD TIME. EXCELLENT AS EVER STEWART FROM SCOTLAND 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@tinkerlynch5276]

Stewart I will add your father in our prayer chains here in North Dakota. Hope it helps and good health to all of your family. Tinker from south central North Dakota.

[@outlawcountry6069]

My prayers are with you and your family my friend , you take care of yourself and we’re all here if you need us .

[@Fishdeep59]

Wow. That's one amazing encounter. Thank you Mr Henry for sharing that encounter with us and I'm sure sorry about your mule and I am happy that you found your house alive. I've never even considered killing one of these people but if they had hurt your friend (horse) I would change the way I think about these people. But I'm happy they didn't hurt your friend. I do wish they would have left your mule alone and found food somewhere else. Thanks again to you both for sharing this with all of us. God bless you both.

[@Skidderoperator]

Obviously, the bigfoots ate ALL the game. Nothing left.

[@outlawcountry6069]

You’re very welcome my friend

[@kimerickson1353]

I'm glad Leo gifted us with another one of his encounters. I too would have been royally pissed with losing an animal...his mules are valuable tools to him. And like him, I hope the poor thing was killed quickly. But you're right- what can you do? When you see the size of these things, you quickly realize that you are NOTHING compared to them...that's a very humbling experience. Thank you, Leo, for this. Like you, Daron, I could listen to his adventures ALL DAY. He was blessed with a life well-lived & has the stories to prove it! Thank you, Daron, for another lovely hike. I'm not one of those impatient people, only here for the emails...I come for it ALL! Keep safe! Glad the back's even better!👍👍

[@outlawcountry6069]

Thanks Kim , I’m definitely doing much better my friend. Take care and stay safe

[@jacquieenger6126]

This intro was especially stunningly beautiful! I hope we hear more from Leo, I hate that he lost his mule to them😧thanks for sharing Darrin( also, it's your channel = do it the way you want to, ignore the complainers!)

[@outlawcountry6069]

Thanks for your support my friend, I really appreciate it. You take care ok

[@susanaberle8563]

Leo needs to write a book, men like him are a treasure, and the things he has seen and done are priceless.. I can't imagine how sad that was, but Jesus, this man and his stories should not be lost.. please send him our thanks for sharing, and to start on a journal or a book.. thanks again , for taking us on your hikes and sharing the stories you receive , Good lord, I will be thinking of Leo , for some time to come..

[@outlawcountry6069]

I couldn’t agree with you more my friend, he’s an absolutely fascinating man . A legend in my mind

[@gloriamitchell4596]

Hello again Darren WOWZA!! That's the kind of encounter stories I love to listen to!! Was terribly sad about Leo's mule though...Thank you Darren for sharing Leo's story with us & Thanks to Leo also... That definitely looks like Sasquatch territory there in those woods...Be safe Darren I would be terrified in that area...You are one brave man Darren! See you next time 👋👋

[@outlawcountry6069]

Thanks my friend, I’m just out doing my thing and that’ll never stop . Take care and be safe

[@claartje]

Thanks Darron, Im a new friend of your channel. Enjoying every bit of it. Love the outdoors and walking with you on that amazing landscape. Also the true, beautiful and thrilling stories. It’s like sitting by the campfire and getting wisdom passed over from generations. Something we’ve lost but are now ready again for remembering.. and maybe even remembering who we all really are. Which is connected. Thank you for bringing all this beauty. You are a very real. ❤

[@outlawcountry6069]

Thank you very much for the kind words my friend, I really appreciate that . You take care and stay safe

[@samsquach3799]

That remote mic is really working well, man. Crystal clear audio.

[@outlawcountry6069]

Awesome , thanks for the feedback my friend. Be safe

[@ChiChiRodriguas-i8g]

Thankyou Leo & Mr Outlaw. Be safe ❤🙏 🐾🐾

[@outlawcountry6069]

You be safe as well my friend.

[@DawnHGWA7272]

Wow, great shares, and very interesting find on your way out....👀 👀. Thank you for sharing, watch your six..I think you may be tagged🤷‍♀️ or they like your company😉

[@See-through-The-Veil]

They're always watching, they can cloak against any background, or be next to you totally invisible... Good that you see, what so many others cannot. I see them also. The mistake people make is believing their like an eg. Bear 😂 We're in the spiritual realms, and Sasquatch won't hurt anyone, their not here for that reason ♥️✌🏼

[@outlawcountry6069]

Thanks Dawn , I’m always watching my back and my front !! Take care my friend

[@davereed6651]

Another good video Darren. I've seen "blow down" like that in video from Colorado. Great to here your back is better. Look forward to your next post.many thanks from Connecticut.

[@Skidderoperator]

Wind and snow can trash a forest.

[@outlawcountry6069]

Thanks my friend, all the best to you , be safe

[@cindymitchell6719]

Tks. O.C. and Leo and Ed.

[@MrInkFountain]

Sorry you had a rough week Darren. However, thank you for another beautifully scenic video. Both you and Steve hang out in the most beautiful areas on this planet, and we are so lucky to go along for the ride. Good stories as well! Have an amazing weekend everyone and Merry Christmas to all!

[@outlawcountry6069]

Thanks my friend, all I needed was to get out for a hike and clear my head. You take care and be safe ok

[@MrInkFountain]

@@outlawcountry6069Thanks, have an awesome weekend from Central Florida!

[@brettcinder258]

Thanks for the videos you share with us. I watched the whole thing. People should have a little bit more respect don't you think? Have a great day

[@outlawcountry6069]

Most people are respectful, there’s always an occasional asshole out there ! Thanks for being here my friend, stay safe

[@whywhywhy4716]

Out of the ordinary, You are darn tootin sir!

[@outlawcountry6069]

Agreed

[@turdfurgeson8006]

Another day above the grass. Glad you are out and about doing something you love. I have never been in your type of forests. Interesting. Just used to the dry climate woods of Idaho. Not complaining. Just interesting. Thanks for sharing and stay safe out there.

[@outlawcountry6069]

Thanks my friend, you stay safe as well

[@Andy_Dignum]

Thanks for the Share, Leo. Great Hike, Scenery & Shares today. Glad to hear you're at 85 % & keep going to 100 %. Keep being You, Buddy God Bless, Positive Energy & Good Vibes to all

[@outlawcountry6069]

Thanks so much Andy , i appreciate that my friend. Stay safe ok

[@lopin890]

Howdy Daron🤠 Glad to be along on your hike.. the countryside is amazing!!! Really appreciate the time you take reading the accounts that folks send in from any and everywhere!! Safe travels, friend ❤❤ Stay FROSTY... Keep your powder dry and your head on a swivel... 🇺🇸🇨🇦WWG1WGA🇺🇸🇨🇦NCSWIC🇺🇸🇨🇦

[@outlawcountry6069]

You’re very welcome my friend, thank you for being here with us . Wishing you all the best pal, take care

[@tklube308]

Im glad you mentioned what those red trees were. I was gonna ask about them from your last video. PS.. its all fun and games till you poke your eye out😂 You're 100% right about not hearing the animals. I was sitting on a hill side with my back against a tree for a couple hrs scanning the woods. I had to pee so I stood up and turned around and 10' in front of me was a 8 point buck. I slowly reached over to pick up my rifle that was leaning against the tree and took the shot. Now that's multi tasking there. I put my junk away zipped up and collected my deer.

[@outlawcountry6069]

That is multi tasking forsure , crazy. Thanks for the comment my friend, be safe

[@derekmcmanus8615]

That was a very naughty Sasquatch

[@RockyRacoon123]

Amazing story from Leo! Thanks Daren! Hope your eye is better!

[@outlawcountry6069]

I’m all good my friend, thanks for your concern . Take care and be safe

[@peterwarner1741]

Pick up sticks were great, I was a tiddly winks guy.

[@billmonty69]

Wow Leo was great read , you are right listen to his life for days thanks Daron

[@whywhywhy4716]

Regardless of what anyone may think of him, you should check out the forest structure areas COLORADO BIGFOOT has filmed. Seriously, check it out Daron, it will blow your mind.....turn the volume down if it makes ya crazy!

[@bigred8438]

Wonderful opening scenery today.

[@outlawcountry6069]

Thanks my friend, I really appreciate that . Stay safe ok

[@tomwhitehead706]

Beautiful country. Thanks for sharing.

[@outlawcountry6069]

Thanks my friend, be safe

[@poodlepuss3]

This week I had my SI joints injected. Time will tell if it helps. I have been having pain and weakness in legs and Can't walk far. So glad you are still out there showing me the nature and what I am missing. Hope to get back out there, you give me hope.

[@outlawcountry6069]

I hope you recover quickly my friend. Thanks for being here with us

[@craigrock8444]

Oddly when you paused to listen because you thought you heard something, there was an increase in a sound like the wind that was noticeable with headphones in. Sounded like a wind surge or white noise surge. Interesting for sure. Thanks for the video bud! Glad your back is feeling better

[@outlawcountry6069]

Thanks Craig , I’m feeling pretty strong again finally . Take care my friend

[@indivisible885]

I was chasing a doe thru the woods one time and i was on the trail that i last saw her on. It was a huge path, like a deer highway. I lost signt of her for a monute and when i stopped at the creek, decided to give up and go back the way I came in, I walked about twenty yards, looked to my right, and there she was. She got off the trail, stopped and let me walk right past her! I didnt stop walking when I saw her, like I didn't see her, and she stood perfectly still and watched me walk. That was about thirty years ago and it forever changed the way I walk through the woods.

[@outlawcountry6069]

Thanks for the share my friend. Stay safe

[@janamorris1685]

I was thinking pick up sticks when you said it! 🤗😂

[@Skyman505]

Darren, thank you for your shares from Leo. Leo must be quite the man! It must be sad to outlive all one's friends.

[@outlawcountry6069]

Thanks my friend. Yes that would be tough to loose all your friends. Take care

[@Magravated]

I heard a lady say yesterday, that when you find those broken trees, it's a danger warning to other Sasquatch. It's probably either humans or dogmen on the other side. My guess is the latter. Stay frosty out there Darren and keep one in the tube. A big one.

[@outlawcountry6069]

Thanks my friend, be safe

[@ishbelharris1857]

Leo sounds like a heck of a man and he tells his story really well. Glad to hear he got Jeb back okay; having been blessed with the same good horse in my life for 20 years, I can imagine the fear he must have had of losing his friend while he was looking for him. Please get your eye checked out, Daron. I got a bit of horse hoof in one of mine (trimming hard feet in the summer) and it quickly became a nasty infection with a scratched eyeball - really painful and needed some serious antibiotics to fix it. Don't mess with eyes, especially when you need 3D vision to check if stumps are really stumps 😉

[@outlawcountry6069]

Thanks for your concern my friend, I do appreciate you. Take care and be safe ok

[@plar60s]

Hey Daron, First off, great to see the hiking views, and that yur back has improved... if yur eye continues to bother you, get it checked buddy, im sure you will, it's easy to put things off ive done that ... Leo's experience mind blowing thats putting it mildly... any animal you own even a mule gets taken like that must be very disturbing emotionally... that's definitely something no one would forget, ive been thru traumatic events and you can suffer flashbacks like it's yesterday, so i can empathize and understand, though not exactly in the same manner, and Leo being able to recall it like yesterday, we can only but imagine, that's personal to him, having them 15ft away, thats too close for comfort when you read that out b4 Daron, the Ron Moorehead vocalisations have been verified it's not human or animal as youve said... theyve been over analysed and theyve come out with the same conclusions... Daron , thanks again for sharing these experiences with us, and I only just saw this today... Thanks again for the scenery as well and appreciate everything yur doing to help those whove had these encounters or come across evidence (footprints etc)... Animals are stealthy in their habitat, even domestic animals in the home can surprise you, especially cats , so, in the wild can imagine yur surprise sittin there and you turn and a Moose is there yur like "oh 💩 didnt hear that creep up" .... Thanks Daron Paul , in UK...

[@outlawcountry6069]

Thanks so much for your kind words my friend. Take care and be safe

[@Darnocsj]

Would be absolutely amazing if you and Leo would do an interview recorded for us. Not just about these hairy men but absolutely anything he’d share about his adventures. It’s wisdom that’s hard to find about “the real world” (as Steve calls it and I agree). What a life, what a man! Gushing over Leo though my heart’s broken over his mule. I hate he had to go through that experience but the fact he held it together-even for the hunters, really speaks volumes on his character.

[@outlawcountry6069]

It’s definitely something I will mention to Leo , it would be awesome to have a face to face with him . Take care my friend

[@Darnocsj]

@ thank you!

[@Darnocsj]

You take care as well, be safe up there.

[@truenaturestormers2525]

Hey man, where are your safety glasses, for me when I went into the woods too hunt, I took SG, my Dad got a stick in his eye, it was bad. so take some safety glass's. you can get some with readers in them, even, much love my brother.

[@Skidderoperator]

I put mine on, if I go into thick woods/ brush.

[@outlawcountry6069]

I never wear safety glasses , maybe I should start . Lol Thanks my friend, be safe

[@Skidderoperator]

@@outlawcountry6069 Eyeballs are good to have.

[@primevalseeker3952]

Great edition. Stay safe out there.

[@funlegomathteachathome1256]

Blessings. Cleveland

[@outlawcountry6069]

Blessings my friend

[@whywhywhy4716]

Oh yeah Daron, there you go, that's a little structure area you passed by beginning of your walk out! Organized blowdown! Organized key word. No doubt, it's a system..... Thanks Daron!

[@outlawcountry6069]

You’re very welcome my friend, be safe

[@susanaberle8563]

That had to be a hell of a wind storm, in Oregon we call the red bark tree,, MADRONE..

[@Skidderoperator]

Similar to manzanita, but tall and big.

[@outlawcountry6069]

Interesting , thanks for the share my friend. Stay safe

[@patricknoble5112]

Hey fellow hope alls well hope you have a good holiday and good to hear from you

[@outlawcountry6069]

Thanks very much Patrick , all the best to you as well my friend

[@MikeCarter-n6u]

Daron, watching this one again. What a story! Leo sounds like one heck of a man! Daron, I think you might have an idea what might have broken those trees off. I think something got a little ticked off. Glad you got out of there. It was good to hear your back is getting better. Try not to run your eye into any more sticks, eh? I've got to write you and email, you reminded me of something from when I was about 21 or so. Later, Mike

[@bobberceli6874]

A bottle of Visine (eye drops) are essential for hiking by oneself!!

[@Magravated]

That is pure poison for your eyes. I always used it until my eye doctor told me to stop. I had complained that I was using more and more of it and she offered me a natural alternative. It doesn't "get the red out", but it soothes your eyes way better than Visine. I'm finding that most natural remedies work best. Those cures have been socially put to the side as fake or ineffective medicine because there's no money in it for big pharma. Pretty sad.

[@76guzzi78]

36:33 there is some background chattering maybe "samurai" speach?

[@outlawcountry6069]

I’ll take a look at this time stamp . Thanks my friend, be safe

[@Amar1338]

🤐

[@outlawcountry6069]

All good brother , be safe

[@Amar1338]

@@outlawcountry6069 Thanks D

[@tinkerlynch5276]

I've always thought mules were smarter than horses, because if you harm one of them they nevet forget and least when you suspect it they'll get even. You also can't run them until their heart explodes and their lungs give out where blood comes out of their nose looking frothy...they have a very strong sense of self preservation. If you develope a trust with them and have one you sadd;e ride, there have been instances where they throw the riders only to be able to fight cougars or other predators to protect you and them. There's a video of just such and instance that has been circulating on the internet for longer than youtube has been around. I love my horses too, but they have limitations, one being not as sure footed as a mule. I no longer own a mule and don't plan on getting another because they live a long time and I like to get them as a weanling to start training them. Thank the gentlman that wrote in his story about the Sasquatch taking his mule. I would've been angry too. Thank you Darren for sharing these experiences with us as we all learn & grow in our knowledge and understanding of these beings. Stay safe and healthy and say hello to Mrs. Outlaw for me. South central North Dakota checking in.

[@outlawcountry6069]

Thanks for the comment my friend, I’ll say hi to Mrs Outlaw for you forsure . You take care and stay safe

[@funlegomathteachathome1256]

Leo sounds awesome?

[@rondadecker2397]

Don't you have snow now in the mountains? It's beautiful for sure 😍 my mom was from Canada she was pure Indian chippewa. Can't wait to get there hopefully this summer 🙏

[@outlawcountry6069]

Yes we have snow up a little higher in the mountains. I’ll get up there very soon. Take care my friend

[@David-y-v2]

Leo’s story- Wow! At least Sasquatch do not (hopefully) consider us food. If someone killed one of my animals I would feel the same way as Leo. But then, human history is often told and measured by the wars we conduct, that is, by stories of men killing men. We don’t hear of Sasquatch killing each other. Who’s more the animal.

[@SpaceShihTzu17]

Thank You Daron. Your camera takes really nice quality videos. I think that looks very unnatural to have that many trees down. They seem to be arranged in a sort of Star pattern 🤎👣 PS: can you tell us how you spell your name?

[@outlawcountry6069]

Thanks for the comment my friend, I thought it looked a little strange myself. Take care Daron

[@jeremywanner4526]

I do not trust these creatures, I feel sorry for people who do,no matter how passive your encounter may seem. I believe you’re setting your self up for failure and opening yourself up for real trauma that could quite possibly change the rest of your life in a truly horrible way. You wouldn’t trust a grizzly and we know far less about Sasquatch. Situational awareness should always be your top priority in the bush. Thanks Darren,keep on keeping on my friend.

[@outlawcountry6069]

Tanks my friend, take care ok

[@chiss64]

Hey Mr Outlaw , greetings from Australia, another great video , thank you. In Australia we call these creatures Yeties. I think I saw one once in the middle of nowhere in the bush. I have no doubt at all that these creatures/people exist , I would love a definitive answer on how those healthy trees snap and end up at the same angle all the time. We dont have bears here, apart from Koala bears lol, but there are still lots of beasties wanting to bite you.I particularly liked your "see you later dipshit" reply , all these trolls need to find something more constructive to do with their lives. Keep the great content coming please it is much appreciated , stay safe and I agree with the other comment, get that eye checked out.

[@valdavis4474]

This could be blow down but, I think it is sabe hunting traps they run a deer or elk into this and it will either slow down, or break a leg either way it's easier to catch it.

[@outlawcountry6069]

I agree with you , it could be either .

[@egril364]

How many deer do you see out there ,Other animals ???????

[@outlawcountry6069]

I usually see a few deer each time I’m out . My last outing I saw a cougar too .

[@Juanita6173]

It's a trap, the pick-up-sticks area you came across. That was all intentionally made that way to trap deer, bear, elk - what have you that are been pursued by a fast and furious bigfoot. They get into that mess and can't easily get out, especially if they're surrounded. It could be a trap for surprised humans stumbling upon it like you did. You try running out of that mess if you were suddenly alerted to something like sasquatch. Moral of the story...don't wander into that again, maybe...

[@Linda-jk2qu]

W

[@indivisible885]

@11:30. You DID hear something! Sounded like a deer walking up to check you out! Thanks for the content! Many people appreciate hearing the encounters that other people have!

[@outlawcountry6069]

You’re very welcome my friend, take care and be safe ok

[@indivisible885]

​@@outlawcountry6069 You be safe too! I went back and listened again and it was 11:21 to 11:30. I'm listening with earbuds and the footsteps are clear

[@bigred8438]

A bad life...does that count? 🤣😅😂🫠🤔