The Alaskan Coastal Sasquatch - Part One: Bigfoot Beyond the Trail

[@TheRealCCSmith]

There is ALWAYS something watching you when you are outdoors.

[@schizoid9847]

Yeah..your in-laws..

[@70mustang302]

@@schizoid9847lame

[@womanhoodisnotacostume7648]

​@@schizoid9847😂😂😂😂😂

[@curtanschuetz3434]

Yes, just not an imaginary creature.

[@heresy3573]

His story is giving me chills

[@davidpeightal4918]

Breathtaking scenery. Your drone footage of the whale is second to none. You put a tremendous amount of thought, money, effort and calories into the making of this video. Thank you so much.

[@ashleyd3453]

I'm watching this documentary to go to bed. Rooms dark, everything else quiet & the bigfoot vocalizations start to play. Immediately, my dogs go nuts & start barking like crazy. Had to fast forward bc they wouldn't stop!

[@tatcrazzycline9568]

😅

[@bobuncle5159]

Yeah im watching from all the way In Australia and whenever our dog here’s the calling she starts growling

[@RaeC5280]

Regardless of what they were able to document, this is worth a watch for the absolutely stunning beauty of the land!

[@Serenity-hi7gd]

I got freaked out at the recorded sounds at the beginning, so I couldn't watch this last night 😀 I had to wait till this morning to watch this!!!! 😲 😬 😯

[@altoro1466]

Can’t watch it at night also too scary ,especially sound!!!

[@totallossmac5079]

Most of the sounds can be explained very beginning that was a wolf then coastal bird noises in there as well

[@scottm.6712]

These guys did an unreal job. Complete animals going to some of the areas they did. Everything in Alaska is 10 times harder, further and more rugged than you can imagine. The one thing that no camera can capture is how truly difficult and extreme it is to get around our little place on this earth. I’m grateful for the effort and respect these fine young men had for our tiny slice of our “heaven on earth”. Thank you boys, you will always have a home away from home (with food to boot).

[@badgerpa9]

You have a beautiful place there.

[@dudevinman167]

Unbelievable property!

[@jaywomer2313]

Said well sir

[@scottm.6712]

Thx!

[@tyg4952]

Beautiful piece of property you have up there

[@vampsith]

Sasquatch or not, this was a great documentary about the wilderness by itself

[@donallen1384]

I live in England, I am fascinated by Bigfoot/ Sasquatch stories….. I’m 79 now, will I ever get to see one on video, I doubt it, but I enjoyed this video, if only for the Whales footage…thank you for posting this video.

[@jerrybartlett273]

You can see them. Please look up the Xanue Forest people if you want to know the truth about Sasquach . They are in the UK

[@albertafarmer8638]

Bigfoot, hauntings, ghosts, aliens, and the likes are demons who can appear in any form in order to distract humans from the living GOD. Sometimes they might be nephilim if they appear in a physical form = a mix of fallen angel and human. Born again Christians have the authority to rebuke them in the name of our Lord and Savior JESUS CHRIST! How to become born again? Thank JESUS for paying for your sins on the cross and HIS resurrection on the 3rd day!!! It must come from the bottom of your heart and don't forget, JESUS is GOD, see John 1! Don't give demons a foothold and don't contact them, the Bible strictly forbids occultism and spiritism. Roman catholic exorcism only make things worse (the Vatican is the whore of Babylon from Revelation 17 and 18, they have nothing to do with biblical Christianity!) Please do your own research on occult practices and items that attract demons and destroy them.

[@davidcopson5800]

@donallen If you've ever watched the Patterson/Gimlin film you've seen a Bigfoot.

[@donallen1384]

@@davidcopson5800 Thank you for the heads up David, I will look into it, is it on KZbin?

[@deborahdanhauer8525]

@@donallen1384Yes, it’s on UTube❤️🐝🤗

[@thelthrythquezada8397]

Alaska was my favorite place to live in! Once you get over the cold, the all day dark, or all night days... I loved it!

[@robertreisner6119]

I'm not sure where this property is located, however if you are between Seldovia and Port Graham you are in a well known area of what the natives refer as the wild woodsman. It is a dangerous area on the coast and inland for diffrent reasons. I have been in the area twice over the past 34 years, and have no wish to return. Since the 1940's or before was several missing people at the discontinued town called Portlach. After 60 years of living sometimes on the border between settled and wilderness here in Alaska I have come to realize that some areas should not be inhabited.

[@scottm.6712]

When I bought the property I would have called you a nutcase, since I have an open mind but not to the extent that my brain falls out

[@user-fb3pu3qx3t]

Why should they not be inhabited??? The predators? Have you had an unexplained encounter or is it just a feeling of unease there?

[@bigbobhotrod4609]

When I was out dogging behind one of the local leisure centres I heard heavy breathing and strange noises in the bushes, it sounded like someone was rubbing something over and over again and then all of a sudden there was a massive groaning noise and the rubbing noise stopped. It was really scary I am certain it was a Sasquatch

[@meredithaherntamilio4553]

Amen ,to that !! My friends!!! I don't take any risks that can get me hurt or killed !

[@lanabethmorrison6584]

@@user-fb3pu3qx3t humans do not need to over populate in every corner of the planet. So typical of humans to think everything is for them!!!! Some places are best untouched . Respect that 🙏

[@robertbeck8585]

I live on the Kenai Peninsula. In 2019 we had devastating forest fires. The Funny River fire in particular was close to my house. It burned an estimated 30,000 acres of dense forests. It also pushed a ton of wildlife out, along with something I’ve yet to fully understand. I got a quick glimpse of it while I was driving down my gravel road. It stood over 7ft on two legs. It had broad shoulders and had long stringy hair. At first my mind was trying to see a moose or a bear. My brain could not comprehend what I was looking at. Once I stopped the truck to take a better look. The animal made three quick steps. But these weren’t normal steps. They were like leaps. And then it was gone. I couldn’t see it through the woods. I stayed parked for about 20 mins waiting to see if I could clap an eye on it again. But it was gone. I had the window down. But didn’t get a distinct smell or hear anything breaking in the woods from the animal walking. The next night I was working in my detached shop. I had been working for a few hrs fixing some yard equipment. Then I heard a loud bang. It sounded like something ran full speed into the side of the building. I went outside expecting to find an animal or a fallen tree branch. Instead I found a piece of spruce I had split for firewood. It looked like it came from my woodpile about 30 yards away. When I picked it up to go put it back on the pile I heard something crashing through the woods behind the shop. I immediately thought it was a bull moose or a scared bear. But when I looked into the woods there wasn’t anything that I could see. Later I started to piece together the previous day and how a chunk of spruce could make it from the wood pile 30 yards to the shop. I probably couldn’t throw it 15 yards. And I used to play ball in college. It began to start making sense I guess. What I saw that day is probably what most people call Bigfoot or something like that. Makes me take a step back and wonder sometimes.

[@11bravo18]

Thanks for the fiction piece, Bud. Were the creepy dubbed in noises your idea?

[@obelus5985]

Thank you for sharing your experience. They've thrown pebbles or acorns at my house and once banged on it twice in the middle of the night. We've experienced them for 2 years on and off (mostly in the summer...we think they go somewhere else in winter). Don't let anyone tell you they're not real I saw one once with my own eyes. The one I saw didn't seem particularly tall and it was painfully slim. We heard them for months. I'm high functioning autistic and many of us suffer insomnia. I would go out with coffee and sit on my back porch in the dark and listen to cicadas and tree frogs (very peaceful). I heard lots of whoops and woos in the night. We've heard all the other stuff too, rarely tree knocks, once a whistle, once a chorus of screams and the "ninja" talk. I thought it was teenagers for long time. But wondered why people would be running around the thick woods at 2-4 am almost every night even after weeks of heavy rain. Don't they have jobs or school? Then I figured it out. First Nations people say when they bang on your house it means they're trying to get you to come out so they can look at you. If you consistently ignore them they'll eventually lose interest and move on. I hope so.

[@TheDrumscum]

​@@11bravo18 the funny river fires did scare up a lot of unexplained incidents. I live on the KPEN too and is far more wild than you can imagine.

[@censorthis-uu6cc]

@@11bravo18 - thou dost protest too much.

[@zetterburger]

@@11bravo18 My favorite part about this comment is a douche like this gets eaten first.

[@thesheepman220]

Even my 83 yr old father who still hunts said these guys always make good films and he and I always look forward too watching them, well done small town monsters 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@alexandershatzko8748]

its BEAR Country, at night their eyes do show as orange or red....Yeti ???

[@scottm.6712]

Tell Pops hello from Alaska for me!

[@onestgermain]

I love nature documentaries!🤔

[@jeffcoker734]

"to", not "too".

[@jeffcoker734]

Are great apes and primates different? I thought the great apes are considered primates. Throw in humans and all three are primates. Am I wrong?

[@nycopperwarrior9734]

The sincerity of the guys telling their story makes this documentary awesome! Their only explaining their experiences that's it, nothing more and nothing less! I believe these humanoid creatures exist...

[@dickfitswell3437]

You obviously haven't watched anything on body. Way too much face touching for me, way too many big gulps for me. And just happen to have plaster

[@dtps_champion6016]

Body language says it's some tall tales or wishful thinking.

[@t.l.1610]

What amazing land. This doc was fantastic if just for the landscape. Thank you for doing this!

[@robertamaral2349]

The baby crying gave me chills! I've heard people mention the baby crying on different documentaries, but I didn't know it was common when women are present. Man this was fantastic that you recorded the audio!!!! This was amazing! Great work!

[@scottm.6712]

You have to be here when they happen, epic.

[@uncannyvalley2350]

Probably to lure them..

[@markuse3472]

LA LLORONA! BOOOO!!! You people are too hilarious.

[@cloudnine8842]

Ever since I was a small kid I have always dreamed of being in Alaska. I’m not sure why, I don’t know anyone in Alaska. But it’s kinda a obsession to be in a cabin in the Alaska wilderness. I watch videos like this and it gives me such a spiritual feeling. I’m 39 now and still feel a strong calling. I wish I knew people with property I could go work on and stay with them.

[@alaskeskimo]

Lots of jobs here

[@Rosesraspberries72]

Make it become reality. Find a job in a town first, then get to know people. Let your dream manifest, just believe and if it’s meant to be the universe will open the doors ♥️

[@LatteBrown]

I always dreamed about renting a cabin in Alaska during the daylight (summer) solstice. That is until, I started reading about all the strange going ons in Alaska. Bigfoots, Aliens, Wendigos (shape shifters), etc. Not anymore.

[@ryand8024]

Same here man, im 30. Been having a calling for the last 5 years or so. I even checked for job listings up there for electricians, (which is my trade) and there's a bunch. One day

[@nugsymalone1247]

Call of the wild. Just be smart about it. Otherwise you can play "The Long Dark" its canadian survival

[@dopeblacktherapist]

Friday night, just got in bed, snack, rainy Saturday ahead, new Bigfoot doc that's getting good feedback. I feel so blessed.

[@emmypickles3678]

Honestly... I love all things unknown... in my 38 years I've seen every possible documentary I could get my hands on... you approach these subjects in a respectful and level-headed manner... I have found each STM doc to be a very enjoyable and exciting experience. Keep up the great work!!

[@dakotathacker3821]

Every documentary for 38 years and not an inch closer to figuring it out...

[@Caveman-bu7mz]

Dude if you haven’t checked it out yet look up Facts by how to hunt - Steve the host is a legend and gives platform for countless testimony’s relating to all things Sasquatch/ cryptids and the likes. I’m a Scotsman of a similar age and have learned more about them from his Chanel in the last couple years than I have in all my life. He also has the Round table of knowledge page as KZbin keep closing him down which speaks volumes. The veil is being pulled back and we are learning more and more at a rapid pace these days. Greetings from Scotland 👍

[@DivertissementMonas1664]

@@Caveman-bu7mz Scott the property owner at the beginning of the documentry said "...it sounded like a T-Rex". Unfortunately, that does not make his testimony sound plausable. Who knows what a T-Rex sounded like?

[@darrenbigelow9639]

No so interesting

[@dakotathacker3821]

@@Caveman-bu7mz that's a cool channel sometimes. I think a lot of tgr people that email him are just lapping tho. Others are sometimes so amateur they almost seem pointless while a few others still at least do sound somewhat legot

[@gassgames]

I'm STOKED that I'm finally finding new, good documentarys like this. My favorite kind and it's been dry for awhile #STM

[@four2nothin]

Same! It's so hard to find any good cryptid/supernatural, or "alien" content. Most search results bring up history channel videos which.. it's always the same old recycled stories that are made to sound more convincing than they actually are

[@markuse3472]

People go out hiking and camping all over the west and north west and over the world and their videos are on KZbin.

[@suehowery1286]

Try Scott Carpenter..lots of research. Numerous videos good content.

[@monabonejakon2797]

I really like Dixie Cryptid. Stories of encounters told with no judgement. Enjoyable delivery by a great guy. I believe most of the stories. Also, additional encounters in the comments and the kindest commentors on any KZbin channel.

[@lisaray9404]

Beautiful video! I enjoyed the amazing scenery so much! You all do a great job with filming and editing. Thank you so much!

[@lillbrittz]

How many people know about Port lock and what happened there ??? This an amazing story thank you so much for sharing this story with us.

[@neweyes777]

Brittany, I knew about Port Lock a decade or more ago, via reading reports and seeing the first shows / documentaries on it. It is a very compelling truth for sure, especially when you know the Bigfoot get larger and seem more aggressive in Alaska and Canada. There are pictures one man in Canada captured of 2 Bigfoots, the one was just over 15 ft. and the one coming out of the trees beside it was even taller and they looked to be 6 ft. wide. I wish I could remember his name. God bless you.

[@canadianmmaguy7511]

@@neweyes777 sasquatch Ontario.

[@jksngtrs90]

Portlock was a hoax

[@bettywhite6672]

I appreciated the noises captured in the recordings ! For me that spooks me more than anything.

[@Aidan_Eh]

49:10 when you guys were up there earlier, that rock was already there.. there was a conversation about it already. 🤓🤓 this was very cool.. stayed right to the end... couldnt watch Eli make a fool of himself at the end tho lol..

[@1tarawho]

When alone in the deep woods and "feel" something watching you and are very aware of all your senses, listen to your gut, your always correct. I live in northern Michigans upper peninsula, there is a special place that I go that is very remote near a river. Up here, there are falls and great big slabs of granite rock that spread along some of these river banks. One summer, in 2006, I lost my mom, my best friend, I felt like my world was gone. I use to go sit on those rocks and cry, think, sing, pray, etc. It was such a special and not well traveled area. One day I went there and someone had picked a whole bunch of flowers and put them in the rock I sat at. This happened a few times. I began to leave cookies on the rock after I was there. So this went on for awhile, but one-day I began to talk to it, the things leaving the flowers. Although I saw no body I knew someone was watching me. This time I brought my flashlight and stayed till dusk. I left my cookies and began the 20 min walk back to My car. As I stood up and began to walk away, I tired around fast. Omg, there it was!!! Just asf be g as ever. I froze and was in shock but I knew he would not hurt me. I collected myself a raised my hand like and indian to da heli. He did the same and smiled at me!!! He SMILED!! I was only about 15 feet from it I am sure it was a big male. It was about 9 feet tall and had dark brown shaggy hair all over it. It's arms were long and his fingers touched his knees. I smoke led back and left the cookies. I have another meeting with my Sasquatch to tell later. They are real a if you respect them and natural they will respect you!!

[@seanleonard7602]

That's unbelievable it is like the squatch knew your pain like kinda was reading you and knew your situation and knew flowers are not threatening and to leave cookies and going back and forth then bang it happens its there and to reply to your hand movement and smile I do believe these beings are part human also have there own language I also believe there are bad ones and good ones I believe we are on the dinner table I do believe we can communicate with them you came across a sasquatch that felt your pain and that's totally awesome 👌 God Bledx stay safe

[@filthycasual8187]

@@seanleonard7602 I mean, they're likely another human species, so I imagine empathizing with us isn't out of their range of abilities. Hell, even our own pets instinctively know when we're upset. Perhaps this sasquatch was just being a good friend and neighbor.

[@Skank_Hunt42]

Hahaha this is so bullsheet!

[@CA-cg3uf]

There here in Mid Mich too.

[@freedomofspeech925]

Dmt? What is it with you?

[@dreamofmermaids]

I've been fascinated with bigfoot my whole life. I've camped and back packed my whole life. Yosemite, Tuolomne, Yellowstone, Glacier, Oregon, Washington you name it. I heard tree knocking so many times in my life, including feeling like I've been watched over and over again. And in 1981 I had a close encounter, something that is synonymous with bigfoot sightings. This was done so well. Thank you!

[@creativereinvestor]

There's a very good channel on KZbin called Donovan Dread ,they cover all these creatures,well narrated, real stories.

[@Truth1561]

Ple@se consider sharing your story with basecamp Chris here on KZbin!

[@planetcaravan2925]

Liar

[@kanervatie]

You weren't even born in 1981.

[@markuse3472]

People go out hiking and camping all over the west and north west and over the world and their videos are on KZbin. They have never seen one. Ever. Not in the Himalayas, not in the Rocky's, not in the Andes, not anywhere.

[@AnkouBlake]

I like how the one gentleman explained that he had a thermal camera on him when he heard the tree knocks and he was so startled he didn't think to use it. I think that's a unique perspective that a lot of non-believers don't understand. "If you had a camera, why didn't you use it?" "Why is the picture always blurry?" That man answers that question succinctly.

[@marknpeggymosley4646]

This is the only video from you folks that I find interesting enough to make me subscribe. I'm wonderfully happy that I heard someone on the documentary say that they don't think every sound they hear is a Sasquatch. I am now a friend of the program.

[@SmallTownMonsters]

We have strived to be level headed and critical and not claim things are Sasquatch when there are plenty of other explanations. Check out the backlog of over 20 episodes/films of Bigfoot Beyond the Trail and you'll see we are consistently level headed and rational about the topic!

[@scottm.6712]

These guys were so straight forward and honest when they came out to the cabin. You have no idea how much respect I have for them.

[@BigfootSasquatch]

It takes legends like you to get the legend of sasquatch out there. Thank You All!

[@joshuadrummer3234]

Bunch of bullshit is what it is

[@gleisson.]

I am Brazilian. Since I was young, I have been obsessed with Alaska and its mysteries. This feeling became stronger after I learned about Christopher Mccandless' story. Anyway, the mysteries about Bigfoot, wendigos, and skinwalkers have always kept me on my toes. Well, there are a lot of people who are stubborn about these legends, I myself have witnessed the same noises in the forest, as if something was hitting the trees. In my region there is a pig called Cateto, which makes a sound with its mouth similar to hitting a tree... it is rare to see them, the last time I saw one was more than 10 years ago. And I know the difference between the sounds, and it definitely wasn't one of them. Older people tell stories about never chasing distant whistles or responding when “someone” calls their name. Anyway, thanks for the video and the documentary. I hope to visit Alaska in the future and perhaps take a tour of the frozen forests of North America. Hugs from Brazil.

[@tomgnau]

Probably the best sasquatch-focused documentary in the entire STM canon. Kudos.

[@sherripendarvis4537]

Great, awesome video! Thank you for not drowning out the conversations with background music. I love the beautiful scenery.

[@abbeylane3794]

What strikes me more than any thing else is the incredible beauty of Gods creation! How amazing and beautiful and what an incredibly fantastic intelligence has planned how everything gels together! I think as human beings we quite often miss the forest for the trees! Not seeing the Creator instead lowering our eyes into the smaller aspects of what He has created.

[@ohbuddyiliketowatch]

I appreciate the healthy skepticism. Until one is seen and caught on film. The noises and sounds could be anything. I also appreciate you making use of being there and shooting the wildlife.

[@SwampDonkeyHomestead]

How much video do you need?

[@LetsTalkAliens541]

There are videos of them. I've never seen one but I've been hearing them lately when camping. I live in Oregon

[@trexvalleygirl2770]

I'm so happy for a part two and you aren't trying to make everything fit into a set time limit. This episode is especially interesting.

[@JoanneLesley]

Where is part 2?

[@trexvalleygirl2770]

@@JoanneLesley It will be out December 25th.

[@63parisdiamonds]

Put trail cams out,....why not

[@carlindurfee7566]

@@63parisdiamonds because they avoid trail cameras if you want to keep them off your property then trial cameras and flood lights actually deter Bigfoot

[@kevinbruce2776]

That guy speaking at 19:00 min. Has a beautiful setting at the lake with the awesome mountain scenery. Sasquatch? Yeah they're here but who can make me leave with that scenery? If I could win the lottery that is the kind of place I would choose to live.

[@Dreamweaver777]

I can't even fathom how clean and fresh the air is to breathe over there. The sky is so blue and the water is beautiful in the cove. Imagine, getting drinking water from a stream. Wow. Nice job guys.

[@Caitriona-p4e]

Thank you Oliver!! That was amazing! I nearly never showed up I was late but I made it and I'm so glad I did. I've learned so much about myself and I think my vibration got higher just watching this. I'm sure I could feel the energy , I could feel my body even feel more at peace with less pain. I can't wait till tomorrow. I think my biggest blocks are false beliefs oliver. I grew up believing I wasn't good enough for anyone or anything because I was treated differently to others so yeah, false beliefs. I hope everyone else enjoyed this as much as me. Have a blessed night xxx

[@KBZGaming7628]

Have always followed their episodes. I enjoy watching them and how plainly they film it too.

[@keithallsebrook2797]

I watch these kind of videos for the amazing scenery. Alaska looks incredible

[@staceytroffer8287]

Me too. I have friends that live around the spit from Kenai, in Homer. Can’t wait to visit them!!

[@Author_Alyssa_Taylor]

I must agree that this has phenomenal scenery. The experiences recounted are amazing. I never thought about leaving peanut butter for them. I've heard apples, donuts and berries. I will consider a peanut butter container and maybe a wooden spoon in it. Hope that Aleks and the team continue with these great projects! I have also heard they like music, but I was told it was bluegrass music they like. Who knows?! Maybe most melodic music works.

[@crazyscott2646]

You guys did an awsome job. The wood with the nail on it is a serveyer marker. Under the nail was a marker tape.

[@adamadams6740]

Love the KSG!! Excellent choice.

[@lboiv001]

Fantastic production. Must have had. monster machine for editing. What DAWdid you use? I'm also curious about the hardware

[@Peter7966]

Worth a view, if for nothing more than the natural beauty of this wild Alaskan place. Very well produced.

[@lukelofgren4108]

Awesome video! Not to mention all the evidence you guys have. I was born and raised in a town between Anchorage and the valley. I have seen footprints in places no giant human would be. I am definitely a knower.

[@kenirving5268]

Damn. There's something to this whole sasquatch thing. Im fascinated by it.

[@teakquinlan3444]

I absolutely believe in Sasquatch. I've never given sasquatch a thought in my life. I thought it was phony UNTIL I discovered "finding bigfoot". Watching one of those episodes made me a believer. It wasn't until I watched FB when I realized I have heard a Bigfoot and knocks, screams, howls while camping at Dolly Copp campground in white mountain national forest in New Hampshire. I had camped there many times in my 20's and 30's. I always heard howls and knocks but NEVER knew what it was till five years ago when I first discovered that TV show. I was in shock to realize those noises I heard back in my twenties WERE IN FACT BIGFOOT SCREAMS, HOWLS AND WOOD KNOCKING! I totally get goose bumps thinking about it. We also had things hitting our tent. Seemed like little pebbles hitting the tent. I thought they were acorns, but there were no acorn trees. So I totally believe I was in close range of a real Bigfoot. I will always believe. If I had money I'd join. Sorry but I'm poor. Love this tho and thank you for producing this. I'm totally interested in everything Bigfoot! Stay safe and keep squatchin!

[@douglasedwards134]

Hey Teak, i grew up in vt. I have witnessed a lot of high strangness. Orbs, voices,time lapse, lost on known trails . Sabe' would travel with the season's there. Nice you were able to put that together.

[@teakquinlan3444]

@@douglasedwards134 👍

[@allanlindsay72]

@@douglasedwards134 the Ojibwa first nation people call them Sa'be, are you Ojibwa first nation?

[@g3ckoizlethal]

Great job, as always! Looking forward to Part 2 and yeah, Sasquatch are def in Alaska!

[@Sebpz8342]

You think so? He's goofy and clumbsy looking but can somehow escape today's technology

[@carlindurfee7566]

@@Sebpz8342 because they are not just flesh and blood animals they have in tune abilities I believe like how dogs can hear certain sounds I believe they can see infrared and know what technology is. Also a coverup by the government

[@HonesE57]

I was an unbeliever until 2019 when on a short 4 day vacation in Northern Ca, and I witnessed the scream of a creature I have never heard before for nearly 30 min. It was not any animal as I have heard. I was a wild game butcher many years, and live in a remote area with alot of wildlife around. This was in a class all it's own. To this day if I hear anything like it, which I did in the beginning of your video, my stomach drops and my heart races. It will haunt me forever. It was so loud, it made my inward organs tremble.

[@AverageAmerican]

That's awesome. I was an unbeliever most my life until recently as well. Thank you for sharing.

[@John-pp4oj]

So until u were in an unfamiliar place and you heard something animal and ur conclusion is Bigfoot, I thought I was hearing Bigfoot until I saw the animal in question it was a barred owl and sounds like a monkey

[@John-pp4oj]

@@AverageAmerican how in 2022 do u actually think Bigfoot is real.. tell me. I guarantee these were Kodiak bears a lot of animals do strange things alone

[@amandamcmurray2565]

@@John-pp4oj I'm not sure if people believe it's "Bigfoot" so much as there is an unidentified creature and unidentified sounds.

[@AverageAmerican]

@@John-pp4oj Tons of people see Bigfoot. There are a few decent videos that include the Patterson/Gimlin footage. Plus, people find large bare footprints, and when they cast these some have dermal ridges! Various experts analyze their walk and vocal recordings which are unique. There is literally more evidence of Sasquatch than would ever be allowed in court.

[@joebeastyg5686]

Saying "I grew up in the woods" after watching this makes me laugh. Although I did very much grow up and still live in a rural area, this is just amazing. But I seriously have to laugh at myself today for the simple fact that I saw a large animal cross the road on my daily commute last week and was in awe of it. Turns out it was just a mink. A damn big one. But a friggin' mink got me all excited.

[@WoodsPrecisionArms]

THAT IS A PROPER ADVENTURE right there!!! Thank you guys for not embellishing or doing the history channel documentary crap - I respect you guys a lot for your integrity - best big foot Doc I have seen yet - straight up! I have a theory that Sasquatch are HIGHLY sensitive to anything electromagnetic - namely video equipment so I am building some special enclosures to house 4K high def cameras that you can mount to a tree with a heavy duty metal brace and leave it run. With all the sightings of credible witnesses we should be seeing these things in trail cams to no end or AT LEAST with more frequency and they always seem to know how to avoid them and other cameras people are even holding. With these enclosures the camera will be running and you can wave a EMF Monitoring device besides it and it will not show anything. This would be the perfect place to leave all kinds of things out there for a couple of weeks I also want to use the same enclosure and mount a big 2 way mirror - leave that out there for a couple of weeks as well, if you guys interested let me know!

[@fewferfev]

There's tons of terrain just like that in Canada. I drove from Tupelo, MS to Anchorage one year and across Canada is just amazing like this but even a more panoramic as you take the winding roads that open unexpectedly to grand mountains and deep valleys all right there together. It is the most dramatic expanse of beauty I've ever seen. Warning: never get mistaken and take Route#4, Yukon. 400 miles of lonely uncertainty mixed with utter bliss of creation made new.

[@whatintheworldisthat]

That's a long trip. I live in the Shoals area, Alabama. You've got dog men in Mississippi

[@dawnmguzman]

Drove from Nashville, TN to BC twice, live in NW Washington about 40 miles from the border. Aim to drive to Alaska one day. All beautiful country here, but been told over and over it's nothing like Alaska. Tupelo, been many times and lost some dollars, ha ha.

[@Lowellian1]

Dear Lord Watson, Again you have all produced a video worthy of the His Majesty and our Bigfoot community. All kidding aside ….I loved this film! Part 2 is awaited with abated breath. Yours Truly (future Lady Pam W)

[@ongs9352]

when we´ve been there searching for sasquatch 15 years ago, we met an old native. he told us some awesome stories and also he told us that a sasquatch normaly doesn´t come that far down to sea level and not that close to the shore. you have to look more up in the mountains ;)

[@yaelisme]

This was great! Thank you. Re: net rocks, I get a chuckle thinking of Crafting with Bigfoot workshops

[@johnstownsfinest1136]

I DONT WANT THIS EPISODE TO END!!!!!

[@SmallTownMonsters]

Part II will pick up right where this left off!

[@johnstownsfinest1136]

@@SmallTownMonsters Thank you for putting these documentaries out there. I (We) look forward to it all. Idk if I can wait til mid December. I believe you guys are gonna be key witnesses and bring forth proof that there are Sasquatch out there among other amazing creatures!!! God Bless to everyone that puts these together for us!!!

[@clester5415]

In the beginning I was hopeful, but it was basically over an hour and 1/2 of beautiful views and wild speculation. Hope P2 is better.

[@SD0224]

It’s absolutely stunningly beautiful there . Hope we always protect these wild areas .

[@carlindurfee7566]

Those vocals are crazy

[@JohnConnor636]

I've watched all the episodes, most more than twice. This is by far the most well done episode, the interviews & camera work is great. Well done.

[@SmallTownMonsters]

Thanks Chris! Certainly one of the most interesting case we've worked on.

[@champion-io8rv]

​@Small Town Monsters if sasquatch are there they're old and smart stealth possibly a supernatural creature native American folklore suggests this, I'd Love to see one

[@extremechimpout]

Man I would love to hang out in the woods with these guys. Just out there in nature with campfires getting hammered at night then looking for bigfoot during the day. Absolutely stunning nature aswell never seen anything like it irl

[@Paul-bw6eo]

I was glued to my screen watching this,was pissed it had to end.Really looking forward to ep.2 you guys are putting in a ton of work! Epic scenery,a majestic place.🇨🇦

[@peterburke8650]

A beast came through my camp in the middle of the night.I was woken by the sound of sandstone breaking under its weight. Love from Australia.

[@CORNDODGER]

So you know my X wife than

[@zaahatchetmangaming]

Going back watching these older ones at 48:30 they indeed see this rock and left it there beforehand during the day then acted like it was brand new 😂

[@Jmatoe-ms311]

I’ve heard the same type of roar. Near the Oregon coast. When I tell the story I describe it as a lion/man roar. When u said T-Rex my hair stood up because that is a more accurate description of what I heard.

[@darrinmcgann]

You may not have captured Bigfoot but you sure did capture some amazing footage of Alaska!

[@scottm.6712]

I will say this, you cannot capture Alaska on video or photographs. It is way more than everybody thinks… Alex and the crew did a great job, I don’t think you can come back closer to feeling through Alaska. Come visit our wonderful state!

[@markuse3472]

@@scottm.6712 Many of us capture MANY beautiful parts of the world on video and we appreciate it just as much as those who live or visit there. Sure it's a different experience, but the appreciation and beauty captured in our hearts and minds is the same.

[@dylanceder-reinke5358]

@@scottm.6712 I’ve lived in alaska all my life and I’ve seen 2 bigfoot in anchorage alaska, the first time I seen a 6-7 foot tall bigfoot that was running left to right. was when I was walking home up this long straight hill road, and I was about to take a right turn onto my street, at November 2021 at 4:00 am and it was running across the street less than 300 feet up the street from me on a road up above my street, and it was under the only street light in the whole long road 😂 so I could only compare it to the stop sign and even though I was scared to go there for months I went there and found out how tall the stop sign was and it was about 7 feet tall, the stop sign, but this thing was easily as tall as that and even though it was running left to right you could see how wide the shoulder of this thing was and I thought it was a hunter in a ghillie suit but it was just so furry, and you could really see the top of its forehead to its head and how it was almost cone shaped like a gorillas, and you could tell the knees were more closer to the ground than a humans, and you could see the arms reaching down almost past the knees, the arms would have been the biggest arms ive ever seen, like Shaq arms on a 7 foot tall person. I was actually walking home by myself so it suprised me so much it took me around 7 second after first spotting it and then seeing it go out of sight, for me to get my senses together and look behind me, and check my surroundings because that’s what your supposed to do to be safe here in alaska. Just a tunnel vision I guess. Since it was moving left to right about 300 feet infront of me and my street to the right, about 10 feet infront of me , it was hard not to have tunnel vision because it was running in the same direction as where I had to go down my street to get home, it could’ve beat me home easily because it had to have crossed 40 feet plus in that 7 second sighting, and it did it effortlessly, I could barely see its arms swing, but could still tell you accurately that it’s knees were low to the ground and it’s arms were the biggest arms I’ve ever seen (like I said) anyways, it looked like when a gorilla was transferring from running on 4 limbs to 2 feet, like when they are crawling on their knuckles almost like a baby. the sighting lasted less than 7 seconds and it looked like this photo in this video at 9:22, and it was dark brown and tan striped. but the second sighting was about a half mile away from my first sighting and it was at 2:15pm and it was at my high school on august on a Saturday and I was walking the school sidewalk and I looked out into the schools trail and 150-200 feet away was a all white (except for some black and grey patches of fur) bigfoot that was couple heads taller than the first bigfoot I ever saw, this one was walking left to right in between some bushes and some trees , so I could only see it for around 5 seconds when it was waking in between the clearing I saw it in. And I could tell it’s shoulders were about 4 feet wide. And it’s arms were around 5 feet long and it’s hands were about a foot long, and it’s knees were low to the ground and it had shorter legs than you’d expect but still huge because this thing was standing walking, lumbering at 8-9 feet tall, and I know it was around 8-9 feet tall because I was so close, that when I examined the exact place it was walking I could compare the same tree branch from the top of its height of where it was walking at the sighting, then I could walk over there and see how tall that tree branch was off the ground and no joke when I got up to that tree, I had to tilt my head up to see that tree branch (I’m 5-7) because that tree branch was 8-9 feet tall. But I could really make out some shadows around it’s eyes, it was still to far to see the whites of it’s eyes, even for how big it was, but it had a pretty big nose and a huge mouth like André the giant. I could make out a protruded forehead like a gorilla, and ears almost molded into the side of its head, I also saw 2 big feet funnily! ( big-foot) 😂 2 biggest furry feet ever (or not furry I couldn’t tell but it’s feet were long as hell and white) and would I have wanted to captured footage of it? Maybe. Would I chase after that 9 foot tall bigfoot to get a video? I don’t know. All I know is what I saw. And that maybe all that it takes to see a bigfoot is more time outside. Some times when I see curious comments about bigfoot I wish I did chase after that 9 foot tall bigfoot back in august 2022 to show all you guys a video. But i guess it could just be nature, and that these “bigfoots” are just Gigantopithicus , ancient monkey like creature who were like gorillas and maybe did a different evolution when humans evolved from apes to Neanderthals, they evolved into more gorilla like and stronger evolution. This could may be or not be true because it is so hard to find Gigantopithicus bones because they supposedly are so smart they burry their dead.

[@platty9237]

Speaking of, Les is crowdfunding a film about Bigfoot experiences. He told some stories he didn't disclose from his tv series. I'm curious.

[@canadagovernmentwatch783]

1:07:00 finding the bear scat should be your first hint.... the disturbance in the ground/moss covered log is from the bear. They dig at rotting logs and eat grubs and critters in there that decompose the wood.

[@Urstadt18]

Very well done. I appreciate the complete and utter lack of sensationalism and overhype. It's just a professional, "Here is what we found, and here is some beautiful country to look at and admire."

[@SmallTownMonsters]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@NicholasGendeman-qg7vy]

😊

[@sasquatchrosefarts]

​@@SmallTownMonstersif that shotgun isn't drop safe, you're statistically much more likely to kill yourself tripping..... than fight off a bear. You don't carry a shotgun with a round in the chamber. Pistol have more safeties in the design, including a firing pin block. If you drop it and don't pull the trigger, the primer can't be struck. Shotguns , however, don't have that.

[@shut4922]

It's such a beautiful place. I honeslty dont like the sheer amount of stuff the older gentlman seems to hear and see and witness just as the film crew leaves the area. Also, the fact that there is a cabin within a few miles of the main cabin tells me that there is a really good chance of other people being there. Even if they havent ever seen other people around those sites. It is very obviously taken care of. For the most part at least. I desperately want to believe these guys because they seem to believe what they are telling, but its always just a little too convenient, like the stuff happens only when the camera crew isn't around. All in all, the filmography and shots as a whole are incredible. You guys made a beautiful film.

[@MrMonkey9911]

Happy Thanksgiving my dudes! Thank you.

[@BigDog39]

One of your best documentaries yet, great production value with compelling testimony and audio, thank you all 🐺🐾👍

[@jerrythomas4457]

Still no Bigfoot though…😂🙄

[@BigDog39]

@@jerrythomas4457 well that's fair comment Jerry, if you're going to ignore the testimony of tens of thousands of your peers, alongside native traditions from all around the globe, all describing the same creature....then I guess you're the smartest guy in the room and you really shouldn't waste your time watching things like this. Probably best you keep a closed mind and stay nice and smug in your safe place. Good luck little one x

[@jerrythomas4457]

@@BigDog39 typical response from a “ Bigfoot” believer. The non believer is scared and hiding inside. Ridiculous. No proof whatsoever. Just bedtime stories. This video is the perfect example. Jibber jabber

[@BigDog39]

@@jerrythomas4457 then why waste your time watching and commenting? Move on and go and do something you enjoy....OohLaLa 😂

[@jerrythomas4457]

@@BigDog39 I like to trigger the samsquach people

[@babsann8463]

I just loved how you guys hiked, all around! Checking out everything! Beautiful at the cabin. Love how you guys record and film things, trying to catch some kind of proof. Please, be careful! Thanks for being so brave!

[@faustianbargains]

Hey guys , great show! I live in Northern Quebec and sometimes those popping noises happen a lot out here. I have spent loads of time in the forest and this is a normal sound from trees. Compression inside the tree caused from moisture or heat can make trees pop. Sometimes VERY loudly. I am not trying to discredit anything but this is something that happens a lot with trees. In the winter it happens a lot.

[@SmallTownMonsters]

This absolutely can happen! It's interesting when you can weed that out however. We covered this and many other possible misidentifications in a previous video about sound analysis: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y2KafZ19jdpnqck

[@1006kathleen]

But then there's the weird vocal sounds too . ?

[@sexysherry13]

And when you have film to back it up, believers will believe and doubters will be doubtful~ until they experience it for themselves 👀

[@johnn7564]

Now explain all of the recorded noises And only something with an arm can throw a rock The tree knocks Are the least intriguing because yes they can be somewhat explained

[@dyates6380]

@@johnn7564 I don't think he, or she, was trying to be critical. I personally appreciated hearing that, especially from someone who lives up in a Northern region who is familiar with this. I certainly am not, and the person said NOTHING to discredit anything other than the popping sounds. He said NOTHING about rocks being thrown not being legitimate. No need to be like that.

[@hercules1073]

Very well done! I watched it in it's entirety which is rare for me on these subjects, but beautifully executed in beautiful country. Camera work was superb and most importantly to me is the fact that it wasn't full of people making extraordinary claims as matter of fact, but rather sane people with an attitude leaning more towards people whom admit they don't always understand their wildlife surroundings.

[@AlaskanAssassin-yq7yu]

I've lived on the Peninsula for over 35 years. Started guiding professionally at age 20. I've spent more nights in tent's than most can dream about. I have actually looked for signs every minute I've been in the woods. Because of a incident I had in the White Mountains in the Lower 48 as a very young lad. An I can honestly tell you I have not heard or seen one single sign of them here. An not one of the guides I've worked with has either. But cool camping story gents. Keep up the film making! Until one of you or me captures something on film with all this high tech equipment we have now days ,it's just that A nice story.

[@curtanschuetz3434]

With no credible evidence, it's amazing how many believe.

[@sasquatchrosefarts]

If you see a few of them, you know. There used to be lots of good films of them on KZbin, but now it's buried with drivel. There used to be tons of good films of them. Someone or something is removing it.

[@ericsteadman7235]

​@@curtanschuetz3434Credible evidence?? I've seen three different bio acoustics engineers say the Sierra sounds were the most fascinating sounds they had ever heard, outside the range of human , but no match to any known animal.. l listened to a biologist go on for 30 min about bone piles he had found around Mt. St Helens . He was excited, he had studied neanderthal bone piles, and was convinced he had forensic evidence of something that had human like teeth but twice the size.. Never heard from him again, people got a hold of him and told him you will ruin your career if you don't drop this , doesn't matter the evidence the general public will never accept it

[@AbdullahArguer]

Cougars are cery conmon yet i rarely saw them when i lived in two statss of the pacific northwest, even hiking or anything like that, and assuming bigfoots did at some point or do exist, they woukd have less than 1% of the population of cougars considering how little people see them, so no one lifetime can be enough to finally see a bigfoot its just theres so many people there that at some point a bigfoot gets seen

[@ericsteadman7235]

@@curtanschuetz3434 Dude do some work 🙄

[@jenjuliana6004]

What a beautiful place I love to watch your adventures...great job...can't wait for part2

[@1minigrem]

Superb, every bit as good as I know your work to be. I am sure I will be watching more than once before your next posting. Loved it. ❤

[@brianodonovan8470]

Hello from Dublin, Ireland , fantastic video. Looks like a beautiful spot. ☘️☘️

[@loghog4392]

I am so glad that Scott said he heard a roar like a lion as three of us heard that exact same thing back in the 80's way up above Pollack Pines, CA. I've never had someone say that until now.

[@planetcaravan2925]

So it must be bigfoot? Nothing else?

[@loghog4392]

@@planetcaravan2925 You're the one that mentioned bigfoot, not me.

[@uncannyvalley2350]

Yeah I've heard that turn of phrase a few times over the years, probably because of their massive lung capacity. Meldrum shows their prints are consistent with those of Paranthropus in Africa 2 million years ago

[@geovanifonseca5348]

I live about 30 minutes from pollock pines where was the exact location? I’m trying to find somewhere in that area to investigate..

[@loghog4392]

@@geovanifonseca5348 Long time ago but if memory serves we were up Iron Mountain/ Morman Emigrant trail. May have been on the North/ South road. That's about as exact as I can remember.

[@Jo-dz9iu]

I'm not going to lie, the sound of that "baby" crying made me well up.😥 It must be a mum thing! The sounds, the footprint, its pretty stunning evidence. You are so blessed to be able to go there, and experience everything. Thank you for bringing it to us.

[@Fla5thgenTryMe]

That's the whole point to draw you out. Crazy

[@Jo-dz9iu]

@@Fla5thgenTryMe It makes me think that there is a young one, without its mother, maybe? I do believe there are these creatures out there, possibly in little families. I just really NEED to see a perfect photo!!

[@Fla5thgenTryMe]

@@Jo-dz9iu the big ones make the sounds to lure woman out.

[@Jo-dz9iu]

@@Fla5thgenTryMe To eat or marry?! I mean, we don't know their intentions....

[@Fla5thgenTryMe]

@@Jo-dz9iu possibly both

[@reneehey123]

Beautiful Alaska Part 1 video. While doing your search, it’s great to have the animal and scenery shots. The whale was awesome, how large it was. Gorgeous place that Scott has. Nice times with friends I’m sure. Would not want to be there with just two people. Safety in many numbers and firearms! Saw this vid several times, as the beauty is breathtaking! Thank you for doing these and free to us.

[@dennishayes544]

Hope this helps...I just love your story! And now, with the brilliance of a movable homestead, we can all bet on a great show, a truly family friendly adventure...wonderful!

[@johnking975]

To watch where you guys started and then the journey to where you are now has been one of the best on KZbin. I only hope for more success and more adventures. Your hard work proves how much you deserve everything coming your guys way… much love from Kentucky ❤

[@SmallTownMonsters]

Thanks John!

[@scottm.6712]

Watch episode 2, these guys did a great job!

[@markdarragh6620]

‘We heard a roar! Like a lion or a t-Rex…” I wonder how he knows what a t-Rex sounds like? 😂

[@scottsmith4145]

Everyone has seen jurassic park

[@deborahflello2316]

Absolutely brilliant guys and your Lordship. The clarity of the picture and the wonderful cinematography is stunning. I cant wait for part two...........

[@scottm.6712]

This might be some of the best Humpback video I’ve ever seen. Discovery channel sucks!

[@deborahflello2316]

@@scottm.6712 they certainly do get out there and get the footage! I do so agree! Have a nice day Scott regards Deb

[@gpoverchuk]

So glad I found your channel! Love this down to earth approach of a highly interesting subject. Much appreciated

[@southernafricanboy4148]

Thank you for a documentary without the drama and menacing music Just people telling their stories

[@deannatrendel5296]

Great job and no drama or additional nonsense

[@drop830]

The Les Stroud bigfoot encounter story did happen while he was filming in the Alaska wild. The cameras were just off at the time. If you go back to his Alaska survivorman bigfoot, he shows about the time it happened. There was another encounter Les had before he had his show, that he speaks about. Les and his then wife were doing a long term survival (months at a time) I think up in Canada wilderness. Les and his wife were laying in a tent or survival shelter. Thats when he said he distinctively heard bipedal walking up to where they were laying down. The thing walked up. I think he said he could hear it breathing. Then the thing walked away and two feet. Les stated he was to freaked out to have a look outside as it was happening.

[@scottm.6712]

That’s awesome that you found that interview. I had no idea before I bought the property.

[@scintilae670]

In mt shasta, in California, my wife experienced the same thing, damn thing waited for me leave the campsite. As soon as I was out of sight, wife said footsteps came to the tent, sounded heavy, padded, no crunch. She is part native american and told me of stories that she had heard, of them kidnapping women only when men were not with women. Never again, will I leave my wife alone when camping, not even when I take a piss.

[@ytsm]

" *too* freaked out"

[@drop830]

@@scintilae670 that's a crazy scary encounter. I'm not sure what to think about people insinuating that sasquatch take people. It seems plausible , and there are old stories of them doing it. Ive always wondered if they (Sasquatch) have cross bread with the humans that they take (kidnap). It would explain the different types of Sasquatch being reported. Some people who have witnessed a Sasquatch say they look human, others say it looked like an ape. Maybe this has something to do with that? IDK

[@scintilae670]

@@drop830 David Paulides actually says that His Genome project proved maternal Human DNA with Paternal UNKNOWN DNA.. which would lead me to think that yea somewhere along the line, a mom was human. but if they were and are able to interbreed and reproduce without their children being sterile ( like we see in other cross breeding of different species) then both species have to be pretty damn similar genetically to be able to produce offspring that is fertile.

[@mikemaatta216]

What a fantastic video , I didn't want it to end! I am so fascinated by this subject of Sasquatch, I was totally skeptical about their existence until I discovered Tod Standings videos!!! I'm a believer now !!

[@jerrybartlett273]

Please don't believe Todd. He is a phoney. Please look up the Xanue Forest people if you want to know the truth about Sasquach.

[@porkkchop]

I live on San Juan Island in Washington state. There's a haul out about a mile from my front door where stellars hang out and the sounds you recorded while y'all were sleeping sounds exactly like them. Sometimes they sound like they are on my property if the wind is right. Vancouver island is just 7mi across the Haro Strait and whenever I look at it, which is multiple times a day, I always think of Bigfoot. Maybe someday he'll swim over to SJI! Aaaanyways..While you were filming with the thermal camera I thought I saw something slight right from the center @51:56. Lasts about 1/2 of a second. White dot of light (eyes maybe?) that moved behind the tree. It was close to the ground. I could be hallucinating (again) Really like your videos. I don't even bother with the majority of Bigfoot "docs". It's like watching an offshoot of Real Housewives...so scripted and beyond ridiculous.. Appreciate you...take care ~P

[@AmeriFanPicker]

Wow. That baby cry audio is pretty phenomenal if genuine.

[@scottm.6712]

As the guy that made the recording I can say that is 100% percent genuine. This is not my thing, I’m just along for the ride…

[@johnsmith7676]

@@scottm.6712 Good lord... Proofread your comments before posting.

[@bibb0934]

It's awesome! Really immerse you in the environment, whilst I sat on my couch 🤣 genuinely set up a reminder on my account as soon as you sent one out. Brilliant job folks

[@EastyMula]

This channel isn’t playing no games! Love me some Sasquatch! Protector of the woods! 👣

[@bountyhunter8270]

What a beautiful piece of country…. What I wouldn’t do to have a week up there listening and waiting for something!

[@sheeara]

I love this! I actually live here. I’d love to meet the people that captured the audio! That’s fantastic! ~Sheeara, Alaska

[@annabeaulne2541]

Awesome video ..Fell asleep last night but got up this AM to finish watching Thx Guys.

[@CurtisGuest1664]

The "rock" seems to have been there for a while. The moss didn't spring up like it would had the rock been there a short period of time. Aside from that I was thoroughly captivated by the whole video! Cheers Curtis

[@scottm.6712]

Curtis, There also wasn’t dirt under the rock. I see your point but the rock had not been there long term. I literally thought one of the guys that put that there, apparently they thought it was me as well. I seldom go up to the upper fire pit.

[@nrj_1957]

I’m late to watch this episode But man, this is great content!! I can tell you worked really hard on this project/presentation… and it shows! Really enjoyed this, love your Channel Keep up the great work Aleks!!

[@brandiwisen8153]

Oh yes !! It's getting good now ! I absolutely cannot wait until December 25th!! Love the content ,I and I'm absolutely hooked now . Thank you for all the hard work you guy's put into understanding these mysterious beings just a bit more everyday. It is truly fascinating!! Much love from Florida ❤️

[@skingk2632]

Also a Floridian, here in Florida Saskwatch are called skunk apes.