Searching for the Alaskan Sasquatch (New Bigfoot Evidence Documentary) - Bigfoot Beyond the Trail

[@steffen4749]

You guys are living the dream! Its on my bucket list to search for Bigfoot. Thank you for the amazing show and channel. Hello from Norway 🇳🇴

[@shazm6357]

I watch you guys all the time, ever since I can remember. However, never so compelled to leave a comment. This episode was above and beyond and just had to let you know how I felt. The scenery and area 'stunning, was glued every second and would like to thank you all for the wonderful journey I was taken on. Watching from Queensland Australia.

[@terrencebarber7461]

Hi Mate

[@waynehopkins1040]

Hey brothers in an sister's, juat about to watch, thanks for upload, much love an maximum respect everyone from UK 👍❤🙏

[@Jwg13]

Same here bro , I’m in U.K. day off work just about to chill and watch this , respect to you bro ..

[@waynehopkins1040]

@@Jwg13 awesome brother much love an respect bk to you buddy 👊👊👊

[@jerrybartlett273]

Hello to my friends in the 🇬🇧 UK. If you want to know the truth about Sasquach please look up the Xanue Forrest people

[@waynehopkins1040]

Thanks for replying Jerry an will definitely be taking a look at description you provided thanks much love an maximum respect everyone 👍❤🙏

[@jerrybartlett273]

@@waynehopkins1040 my pleasure . Please let me know what you find out. Good luck 👍

[@docneuro4500]

Cinematography was amazing and really captured the beauty and vastness of Alaska. Interesting Bigfoot lore and great stories. Always nice to see Andy. The bald eagle was the chef’s kiss.

[@matthewmoilanen787]

If you want to see Bald Eagles come on over to my house in central Minnesota. They keep my rabbit pop down.

[@dyllan6303]

Tuning in from South Africa! Ive seen my own Otang💪😎 cant wait for this episode. It couldnt come at a better time

[@Telcontar86]

Since learning about the Otang from the NAWAC podcast I've talked to some people about it, and the reactions were basically the same as with North America's Sasquatch. It's pretty interesting that people won't even take the idea that these things seem to have relatives in Africa and (South America) seriously.

[@SmallTownMonsters]

Very interesting! We would love to search for the Otang at some point! Thanks for tuning in.

[@freddog4490]

Another great docu/film guys there’s no other channel comes close to your content and quality. Stay safe out there all the best from Scotland 👣🥃🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@kateharris1210]

ALEKS (and Eli, and the whole STM crew): I just want to say that as an extremely large consumer of all things Bigfoot (docs/programs/shows/podcasts, I've seen them ALL), your docs are, by far, the most enjoyable to watch, both for the visual aspects and for the entertainment value. The production is outstanding. Aleks, you've definitely found your calling as a producer. You're very good at what you do. Please keep them coming. And thank you so much for hours upon hours of enjoyable viewing pleasure, and for the production value within it. I've just returned from the Uhwarrie National Forest today, and had some amazing activity as per usual. Nighttime wood knocks, rock throwing, vocals, and what I at first thought was a campfire in the distance, until the "campfire" stood up, rising up about five or six feet, and started coming closer. Whatever it was was orangish in color (hence the campfire), and once it rose up off the ground and started moving around, it behaved very much like a set of eyes on a living thing. I was several hundred yards down a dark road away from my campsite, with no weapon, flashlight, or any kind of protection, so eventually I vacated the area when it reached a proximity that I was extremely uncomfortable with. Later in the night I heard something walk up to the back of my tent. I couldn't tell if it was on two legs or four, but whatever it was was large enough to make a shadow come upon the top of my tent. Eventually it walked away. I say all that just to suggest the Uhwarrie as a future destination for you! Again, thank you for all you do, and keep up the excellent work!

[@caseyjude5472]

I really enjoy the drone footage. As a map gazer, drone footage is right up my alley. I can see where you are with a map & then can then see what’s actually around you from the drone. It’s just so neat. I so enjoy living vicariously through all your adventures-I’ll never travel like this. Thank you, this was so great. Your videos just keep getting better.

[@bruhxd2550]

Me gusta Todo tipo de éstos documentales de Pie Grande porque sí creo que existe. Gracias a toda las personas que nos hacen saber entender y comprender sobre Pie Grande. Ante todo lo mucho que se arriesgan. Saludos lluvia de bendiciones a todos!!!

[@SmallTownMonsters]

¡Gracias por ver este video!

[@kandicemarye8822]

I was just a kid when my dad got stationed to Elmondorf but we had to live on Richardson. Those few years were some of the best years of my life. Camping, fishing, hiking skiing.....just the best time ever. Thanks for this video. It was like going home. Yall take care and thanks again.❤❤❤❤💋🐺

[@missycitty9478]

Bummer the owner of the track wouldnt let you snap a pic of it. I wonder what they were worried about 🤔 Great stuff as always guys!! Alaska is absolutely Gorgeous. No one can tell me the Big Man doesn't hang out there.

[@Goodisongirl]

Thanks guys.. alaska is such a beautiful place and that footage you took was excellent. Looking forwardto watching your next adventures ..Stay safe🇬🇧 x

[@salignadevelopments9108]

Absolutely love this channel. Also from South Africa.

[@christinewallace4578]

Great episode, amazing scenery! What an adventure

[@DiffuserDudeAromatherapy]

The scenery alone was worth this video. I can’t remember anything Bigfoot related about this episode. Lol.

[@mariesheppard1782]

Hi Guys , Marie from South Wales UK 🇬🇧 BELIEVE..... That's a Great Word . All the Sightings, they all can't be Fictional . Your Wilderness is so Vast & Beautiful, we can't Comprehend Across the Pond. Stay Safe & Thank You Guys for Sharing 👣👣👣👣❤

[@48thStater]

You folks do a wonderful job taking us along on these adventures. Thank you!

[@kevincharles1983]

Y'all should go out with mountain beast mysteries

[@SmallTownMonsters]

We would love to hit the woods with Justin of MBM! Hopefully soon 🤞

[@pattib1425]

@@ricktaylor3748 🤣🤣🤣

[@frederickfairlieesq5316]

And drag Bob Gymlan with you as well.

[@troyjenkins3886]

I could watch this just for the editing and amazing camera work.Alaska looks like a raw and beautiful place.

[@shawnthompson2303]

I dare, Dare, DARE *DARE* you guys to do the Nahinni National Forest in the Northwest Territories. Aka The Headless Valley.

[@SmallTownMonsters]

That would be awesome. Hopefully we will get the chance to do so!

[@shawnthompson2303]

@@SmallTownMonsters id love to see it, good luck guys!

[@SmallTownMonsters]

@@shawnthompson2303 Hopefully someday soon!

[@MB-oc1nw]

That guys Sasquatch artwork is great....love it.

[@SmallTownMonsters]

RobRoy is the man!

[@AgoristAlex]

Diggin the camper setup and video of the breakdown of the kitchen table

[@jasonmcfadden3395]

Another brilliant adventure! Great work everybody! It was another fascinating episode

[@cosmoray9750]

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[@scottb6897]

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[@simonsays582]

I have lived in Anchorage, Alaska my whole life. Bigfoot has always been an obsession of mine and I tell you what I had no idea there was so much sightings around Willow and Hatchers pass. I'm excited!

[@jxx700]

I just LOVE you guys' videos! I'm on a mission to watch all of them that I can find & then eventually I'll wind up watching them again. You guys do great bigfoot videos, & I love that you just keep doing more & more. So unlike when I find a random video somewhere that someone did that I liked, you guys do many so I can just keep coming back for more. I love the seriousness & scientific nature of your style, & I love you guys' personalities. Thank you very much for what you are doing. I know these days lots of ppl are going thru trying times so I won't mention mine, but being able to watch you guys going on your missions & being both serious & fun is helping me. God bless. Oh I also wanted to say I just watched Eli's scene at the Willow jail 3 times & cracked up each time!

[@Lowellian1]

Love Alaska. Three trips there but it’s never enough. Except bugs, it’s perfection! I will say Oregon is still m favorite though 😅

[@Colstonewall]

What part(s) of Alaska did you go to, Pam?

[@Lowellian1]

Ketchikan area, Juneau, and areas around there. A little while in Skagway doing the tourist thing. Got great fabrics there for sewing quilts!

[@Coralita675]

Another excellent production is a tribute to the crew and their enthusiasm to provide very good content with amazing music and editing. Yes, I do believe the world has these creatures, and here in Australia "yowie" sightings have been documented for many many years. Maybe Small Town Monsters will do a trip Downunder.............................................. eagerly awaiting your next adventure.

[@BlueRidgeParanormalEst]

ive actually seen them in blue ridge mtns and smokies

[@j.j.8741]

@@BlueRidgeParanormalEst They're everywhere, every city state & country.

[@frozemoments39]

Love you productions and shows. 🙏🏼⚡️

[@jaeljade3609]

This was really good and worth my time watching 😊

[@lindasue8719]

OH MY GOODNESS such stunning footage!! Those remote places with gorgeous mountains have always called to me. If I knew how, I would be hard pressed not to move there myself! As for the cabins, that was waaaaay over-the-top behaviour. No way was that the work of one person. It is incredibly strange. At the very minimum a good sized group of people.

[@Mach11976]

I've had my experience, though 45 years ago it never is forgotten. Great show guys and gal's. Thanks

[@markg3025]

Beautiful views and very smart to get the truck camper for camping

[@SmallTownMonsters]

Not used to the glamping life! But it was cool to not have to rough it for once

[@rollatorwoman893]

Lovely cinematography as usual. Lots of moose!

[@BinroWasRight]

This is truly one of your most gorgeous expeditions yet. Thank you for the majestic and beautifully captured scenery and for the adventure 💙. P.S.: Great to see Andy!

[@wht-rabt-obj]

Chris McCandless' story isn't so much tragic, as it is the story of somebody being WAY over confident. He was not equipped, nor was he knowledgeable enough about the wilderness to attempt what he did. It was foolish and reckless and he put his family through unnecessary heartbreak. As the old saying goes; There's a fine line between bravery and stupidity.

[@SmallTownMonsters]

Definitely a sad story all around! His story exemplifies how Alaska will not give you any mercy if you mess up as well.

[@khworker1322]

“ the story isn’t so much tragic”. It’s not tragic to you obviously. You did not know him and what little you think you know comes from watching a video. It makes you seem tone deaf and self centered. “ in over his head, over confident “ - You don’t know his medical history and state of mind. He had a lot of issues including depression. Again you know almost nothing about the case yet you still are arrogant enough to pass judgment To complete your ignorant assessment you also claim to know what his family went through. You even contradict yourself by saying he put his family through unnecessary heartbreak. In doing so you are calling it a tragedy. You felt your thoughts were so compelling that the world had to hear them. Are you a sociopath? A narcissist? Ignorant? Or are you just another Karen? It’s probably a combination of all of them. You will be judged by whomever reads your post. Be sure to show it to your grandchildren so they know exactly what you were like.

[@SourMlkSea]

Missy you're not wrong but you know just as well, when you're at that age, you think you're invincible.. Until you get a reality check. We were all young once and thought we were untouchable. Sad story and a stark reminder of what you just implied.

[@darrickmalloy6909]

@@SmallTownMonsters subartic Alaska freds channel has some good information about the region

[@seanheffernan1206]

From what I read , his family wasn't all that supportive.

[@cjmiller2037]

Wow, your art is awesome, love it.🥰

[@johnswoboda9809]

I think this video had some of your best scenic footage yet. That whole interior region of Alaska looks simply breathtaking and stunningly beautiful! I also love that you guys aren't shy about showing that you're carrying while investigating in areas with large, potentially dangerous wildlife, because that's honestly just common sense for protection, and I know that you were especially not shy about the 12 gauge Aleks was carrying during "Alaskan Coastal Bigfoot" (also the first episode I watched). I remember Eli mentioning in at least one episode that his carry piece is a 9mm Glock; out of academic curiosity what model and chambering is the revolver Aleks carries?

[@671oneblood]

You guys been killing it lately 👏🏽

[@דוידבןהרוש-צ7כ]

Love from Israel I see all the episodes wish you good luck I hope some day you will catch bigfoot 🙏

[@SmallTownMonsters]

Thank you! Glad to have you viewing!

[@marko7969]

Another great watch, so excited when these get released North East England

[@SMG-lz1zq]

Very good! Nice views and interesting stories!

[@radhavasam]

I genuinely want to thank all the people who bravely go into the wild for me a city folk in the comfort of home to enjoy from 1980s to present, Thank you,

[@just-a-cupcake]

I am loving this episode! So glad I found this KZbin channel. First saw some movies on Prime, & recently found a treasure trove of your movies on Tubi! It was like Christmas morning in June!!! Love you guys!

[@jakap333]

Absolutely beautiful scenery !!! You do a wonderful job telling these stories and sharing them with us. Watching from Michigan!

[@dastardlyman]

the black lab is soo happy. dogs are the best.

[@michaelelijah]

Wow ! Wonderful màn ! Enjoyed it very much ! Crazy stuff going on on this planet . Great music in between. What a trip you must've had ! Greets and keep up the great work !👍🏼

[@acannedpare6655]

The news paper on the walls is used as insulation. Very effective.

[@dannyluker1193]

I watch from England I know we will never have Bigfoot but I'm open minded and believe anything is possible, so fair shout to you guys following your dreams and looking, also I always wondered if back in the days of the gold rush if a family or community moved into the hills avoided civilisation dressed in furs from trapping and that's what people see, I mean they would be ultra reclusive stand on two legs and almost not be human anymore just an idea

[@SourMlkSea]

Danny you never know. I wouldn't bet that there aren't any in England just because of its layout. I'd be willing to bet, however, that you guys do have some.

[@mariannesouza8326]

Maybe if it was just one person, but I think a small community or even a family would keep each other quite human and civilized. JMO 😀

[@creeperscomentary]

There are supposedly some in the northeast in County Durham

[@cherylknepper8434]

I’ve seen several shows about British Bigfoot. They say there have been sightings.

[@SourMlkSea]

Yeah I'd be willing to bet decent money that there are some there. Literally every single place you'd least expect them, for the obvious exception of Hawaii, they are there and have been reported by multiple witnesses. There have even been sightings on Kodiak Island which isn't awfully big at all but it supports a lush ecosystem that these guys would thrive in. So I wouldn't bet that they aren't over in the uk.

[@jasonmcgrinder5771]

Yous guys are the best at what yous do. Great job

[@BlueViking70]

Wow. You guys certainly put in a lot of hard work, time and effort. If you fire enough arrows one of them is going to hit the target! Really hope you find something definitive but have fun on your journeys in the meantime. All the best.👍

[@patricialessard8651]

Hey, just an idea but snowshoes would have made a big difference. Lol It was fun watching you try and transverse the deep snow. The whole video was incredibly interesting , you do a great job always. Thanks for all the time and effort you put into it. So, onward and upward but be safe !

[@SmallTownMonsters]

Snowshoes definitely would have helped! We didn't expect as much snow at that time late in the season! Luckily we were able to find other areas with less snow!

[@maverick627uk]

"Obviously the porcupine didn't do it" . Golden line from you Alex because your usually so cool and laid back and that gem of a line cracked me up! I think a porcupine stakeout could be productive 😀. Great episode though, growning up in the north of England we did get decent snowfall then and like Eli found out, deep snow is such a workout walking through. Stunning area of Alaska but like you said you must be prepared fully and best to avoid the deep snow for any real distance, especially alone. Great work guys 👍

[@davidcolley2855]

As always, beautiful documentary well done

[@tcglasgowlass7692]

Wow its so beautiful and remote . Thanks guys love watching everywere yous gus go 😁👍 appreciated 👍😁✌👌👣❤

[@ruiseartalcorn]

Great presentation! :)

[@AndrewMaldovard]

Thanks again for another amazing video!

[@forrestmeadows9584]

I am a Texan that lived 17 years in AK. Loved it and miss it sometimes. I had to laugh when they sunk in the snow. I did that and couldn't get out. My husband just kept laughing at me saying "I could just leave you here and no one would ever find you". Extremely true but he drug me out laughing the whole time. I, however really failed to see the humor.

[@michellehennessy5970]

rob wearing shorts in alaska lol ,love u guys hello from ireland

[@richardw.johnson2875]

Great job guys @ small town monsters! Y’all continue to put out phenomenal documentaries that are very educational about our natural environment and the creatures we call Sasquatch or Bigfoot that lives nearly undiscovered in our environment. The Bigfoot are real and they are out in the woods. Thanks for the excellent work & film!

[@jamesknapp64]

Have to say very impressive drone work and shots. Also amazed you have these edited (now 2 episodes) in the short time since your crew was up there.

[@LeonardMallat]

Have you's thought about going to Portlock, Alaska?

[@josephatkinson1132]

Love watching Alex making awesome food

[@breenarnianwarhorse5051]

Such a great one! Happy to leave the waist-deep snow hiking to you guys, ha ha.

[@MTvardzik]

I wonder about the Hairy Man often. The interior is so large, but hunters do get far out. I wonder how many pilots see them across the tundra and stunted spruce and wont talk. Tracks probably get mistaken for bears and to a lesser extent, hares. Ive heard more stories out of the SW part of the state than the interior. And I dont know if someone else said this, but colloquially anything south of the Alaska Range isnt quite the interior. Its more commonly called South Central. Which is the Mat-Su, Nelchina Basin and even Valdez.

[@sambyal86]

Love from india guys you people are best 😘

[@larryhart9831]

Another Great Video Thanks For Sharing Larry From Long Island...

[@MattWilliams747]

Awesome shots, honest guys out in the field, couldn’t ask for a better doc. Great job guys! If you ever do another, check out Fred Roehl. Awesome researcher up there!

[@lauraravenscraft1408]

YAY going to watch it tonight ❤️

[@Wood-In-My-Eye]

I’m truly envious of you guys. You get to go see the beautiful things that are all around you in this vast amazing world of ours. There is a lot of danger in it but so worth it. I live vicariously through your videos. I truly believe that if you just go about your daily life not searching for Sasquatch, you will see them and have interactions with them. They only want really what we want. To live our lives in harmony and at peace. Next time you go out. Don’t search don’t whisper just be. And stop doing knocks. Knocks are a warning that humans are near. Think about it. What would you do if someone was hunting you, over and over and over. Most encounters are done while the person with the encounter was just going through the day not searching. Change your mentality and you will find some pretty amazing things. And my comments are not directed towards Small Town Monsters. They are directed to those wanting to witness one. I have had numerous experiences with them. In the beginning my mentality was like “hunt! Find! Get Proof!” Then it changed after I did find. And thought, maybe they get scared like we do? Hmm then everything changed. Get out of the house, put your phone down. See the beauty in all things. See nature and life at every glance, every turn. It’s a beautiful world we live in. Respect it and you will see things you never have. And have a totally different perspective and outlook on life.😊❤

[@westernbigfootexploration]

What a great episode. Beautiful scenery. I like RobRoys style, it's exactly what I try and do. Chit chat with people, and when the moment feels right, you mention Bigfoot. Hey If Christopher mccandles wanted to destroy those cabins he would have burned them down. Imagine a Skinny hungry guy, And imagine how much work it takes to do what was described in the report. Those cabins sounded like they ended up like Jerry Crew's construction site.

[@earlsworth7952]

🤣🤣🤣 I love Eli's commentary at the beginning. Good shit!

[@sephysaurus]

You could do a show about the official involvement through 911 dispatch calls about Sasquatch. There are quite a few of those.

[@eddiesolero9244]

Either way thank you for filming alaska and its wonders! Beautiful!

[@joshaklese4969]

Could be Government Peak. Near Wolf Lake. They used to have a massive radio Dish. I had a couple encounters out that way. But It backs up to the Willow side of Hatcher Pass. It's Just about Kitty Corner to that big flat wooded mountain you filmed. I think you guys should keep going out there. Until you see when things are out of place. Alaska is too big to be running all over the state. Focus there. Plan 5 trips Hike around. Montana creek is one more spot. Follow the trail up the mountain. I had a rock thrown at me by something heavy. It was pumping up the trail before I could peak around the brush to see. It was fast. That happened in 2016.

[@Kingfisher1060]

So when I was 9 years old I saw one bigfoot footprint I'm now 61 since then I've listened to 789,000 reports and they're each interesting except for one and That takes the cake. the Podcast is named "Sasquatch Theory" by Miguel and he is interviewing Fred from Dillingham Alaska the name of the encounter podcast is called "Terror at the headquarters of Bristol Bay" Alaska "The Dark side of bigfoot" this is a must listen to encounter by Fred a native tribal member. Which they're in a little 8 by 8 and enclosed Box they're gonna spend the night in when they're approached by a 13 footer and 3 others running around when shots are fired by Fred when the deepest deepest primal fear takes over and they're never the same. I believe hes got serious PTSD to this day If you're interested in bigfoot you have to listen to this it'll knock your socks off.. I'm shaking now thinking about it it just knocked me off my feet... And it will do the same to you

[@soniaismael205]

The scenery in your videos is amazing ❤

[@carolynkay8252]

You need snowshoes to explore in Alaska,Yukon and all the snowy areas

[@Andrea-wd3wn]

Stunning stunning doc … as always from BFBTT love these episodes but this so far blew me away with its editing and cinematography. Love you guys keep it coming ! U.K.

[@jan6293]

So cool Aleks, Thanks to Eli for following those tracks! 👣 Alaska is beautiful.

[@dragicadjuric3635]

This creature is very successful in avoiding the people,they knows exactly what's good for them.I hope they will stay mysterious for us.

[@davidtalbot6842]

Considering that McCandless had no behavioral history of breaking/entering, destruction of property (other than symbolically his own), without material evidence, that he would be associated with the vandalism of these cabins, holds zero logic. Especially if as you said, in that same timeframe he was starving/sick, why he would have gone to those lengths without taking any of the food, makes no sense. Keep up the great content!

[@matthewdavies2057]

He was stuck out there due to a swolen river. No way he could cross it and live so he waited for it to settle. It didn't. Not in time anyhow.

[@davidtalbot6842]

@@matthewdavies2057 Rest in peace all souls of adventure whose journey out-competes their mortality

[@frankbirkemose4967]

I really enjoy the Beyond the Trail series,

[@OverlandOne]

Awesome. The beauty of Alaska was great to see.

[@TheNonnaBoss]

I love your content!! - Marti (The Nonnaboss Continuum)

[@commonsense2469]

After investing considerable time in watching this I really wish this “Bigfoot” program would talk about “Bigfoot” instead of these guy’s vacation in the woods.

[@Guitars-Rock-n-Roll]

I have to agree.

[@patde1264]

Well it doesn't Exist.

[@Guitars-Rock-n-Roll]

@@patde1264 I consider myself an open minded sceptic. There is a lot of evidence to support the existence of Bigfoot, but unfortunately no definitive proof. The thing that really hurts the field of Bigfoot research, is these so called researchers who think that every sound in the woods is Bigfoot, or every unusual pile of branches or downed trees is a structure built by Bigfoot. If you didn't see Bigfoot doing it, don't say it was Bigfoot! And then there's the Patterson/Gimlin film. One of the biggest video hoaxes ever! Yet you have all these people who have Bigfoot on the brain and they believe it's real. Roger Patterson was a known conman and a crook. He took money from people and never paid them back. He refused to return the camera that he rented to shoot the film with, and the owner of the camera had to get the police involved. Patterson wanted to make a film about Bigfoot to make money, but he knew the only way anyone would buy his film is if Bigfoot was in the film. Are we really supposed to believe that he was out shooting background footage for a film about Bigfoot, and guess who just happens to walk by? Bigfoot!!! Yeah right!!

[@dking1213]

Troll​@@patde1264

[@cutty3335]

@@patde1264agree. Guys don’t vacation in the woods

[@sognodiangeli5436]

Almost missed it, love from Toronto

[@nathanbeckelhymer7031]

I truly love these guys. Keep it up. We arm chair researchers count on u lol

[@DC-uw8hp]

No bacon 🥓 and 🥚 for breakfast 😧. Awesome video guys. Keep up the good work

[@backpackeralex]

Great show! The thermal cam will pick up animals better when the trees cool off with an actual night.

[@enyawd1977]

Another great video! Some info for viewers...the two busts hanging on the wall at 4:04 are copies pulled from the mold of a sculpture I commissioned of the Bigfoot I encountered in Rock Creek, Ohio in 1982. The original version has thinner, light brown hair.

[@kimerickson1353]

Next time, bring snowshoes, lol. Great episode!

[@areject17]

Such good content! Love it

[@kraven8864]

The newspapers on the old cabin walls was for insulation. ✌️ Great film, as always

[@IronDogger]

Welcome to the Land of the Midnight Sun! Home sweet home!! About 9 minutes in, you were out in my neck of the woods! I have videos of Hatchers Pass and Denali Highway in summertime/fall if you want to see the difference. Rob is an interesting character. I stopped into the shop last year, got a video and picked up some of his artwork. Looking forward to the Kenai videos! June/July is the best time to visit Alaska. The Grand Slam! All 5 species of Salmon can be harvested in one day if you plan accordingly!

[@gailedmonds9107]

Thanks for sharing your trips. Such cool & interesting scenery. I can just picture myself there. Stay safe on your many adventures.

[@keithmclean2263]

Happy Hunting ✌️☮️👽🍀🥸

[@bubbasteamchannel120]

Wish people could understand how vast and deep these woods go so many places to go so many places to hide wouldn't take much for humans or tribes to remain hidden to the end of time. 83% of people won't understand.

[@terrylmiller6165]

Welcome to AlAska! Need to learn a bit more, like we all did.

[@nathanbeckelhymer7031]

I go to Minerva ohio. Love show u did on it. Ever hit salt fork? Also prime area.