The Last Frontier: On the Trail of Bigfoot - FULL MOVIE (Alaskan Sasquatch evidence and encounters)

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Small Town Monsters heads to the frozen vistas of the 49th state with On the Trail of Bigfoot: Last Frontier. The first 2023 Small Town Monsters docudrama features in-depth interviews with locals and a heavy focus on the Indigenous peoples who first called the land home. Focusing on evidence and encounters with the legendary Sasquatch, On the Trail of Bigfoot: Last Frontier aims to give audiences the most cohesive look at Alaskan Sasquatch lore.
On the Trail of Bigfoot: Last Frontier was shot over several months in the Alaskan wilderness, concurrently with upcoming Small Town Monsters projects Land of the Missing and Bigfoot: Beyond the Trail: Alaskan Coastal Sasquatch, to be released later in 2023. Each production will take a different look at the lore of the monsters believed to be living in the snow, offering the most comprehensive view of the evidence.
Audio evidence presented includes eerie recordings which seem to capture a baby crying deep in the remote, coastal regions of Alaska, along with numerous howls, whoops, tree knocks, and more. The baby-crying audio is particularly unnerving as it has been referenced numerous times in Alaskan native lore as being a tactic employed by Bigfoot to lure its victims into the woods.
Alaska might not seem to be the ideal locale to search for Bigfoot. With its frigid temperatures, hard-to-navigate environments, and endless acres of wild lands, the quarry (in this case a hairy, ape-like creature) would neatly fit into the needle-in-a-haystack analogy. Yet, despite all it has going against it, Alaska does appear to be home to the hairy hominid. Hundreds of eyewitness reports, dozens of intriguing footprints, audio samples, and even video, seem to show that the creature known as Sasquatch is well at home in the land of the midnight sun.
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[@calamityjade3075]

The main topic of Sasquatch is always interesting but I also enjoy the scenery, the visuals and description of the area being discussed. Thank you for conveying the spirit of Alaska for those of us who will not likely ever see it in person.

[@JackJohnson-wg1ye]

Same here. Love falling asleep to these.

[@TD-nn4fu]

Yes, I totally agree with you. Bigfoot or not, Alaska takes my breath away. If Loneliness could be given a name then that would be Alaska!

[@marko7969]

Same It's about the adventure as much as the finds 😎

[@ProspectingMonkey]

I'm normal too but I've had 7 run in's olin sierras over 10 years, there here I'm FL too. Besides that I've seen ghosts and shadow people, UFOs and aliens walk live among us. The older you grow the more you travel and pay attention the more you learn. It's just hard to understand most humans have to see to believe it. Yet I promise it's all true. I've seriously come to accept a lot in life at this point. There's a lot of things I believe in just haven't seen them. The world is a big place. You should take these myths to be true because a lot of them are.

[@gilbertmelara]

Hello never said never

[@joec.9591]

I agree 100% that the key to really understanding Bigfoot is in the Native American experience. Many years ago I worked with a woman of First Nation ancestry. The subject of Sasquatch once came up in conversation, and she told me that when she was a little girl, there had been a Bigfoot sighting in town near to where she lived in WA State. She was very close to her grandmother, and asked her about Sasquatch. Her grandmother told her, "O, we don't bother those people. We have lived with them a very long time. We let them be, and they let us be." I’ve never forgotten that.

[@Spirits2000]

Or who some have MINDSPEAK with them

[@rjolson8695]

God Bless GRANDMA

[@D4V3.0H]

Honestly that makes just about the most sense but I don't believe there are any left. They went extinct long ago.

[@DavidScott-oq9yp]

Native Americans/First Nations knew them well and saw them regularly precisely for that reason - they left each other alone. They did that because they collectively and harmoniously respected Mother Earth and all her creatures. They don't harm, they don't waste; they honor and deeply appreciate. Then we came along and f'd it all up, please excuse the language. If I were a Sasquatch, I'd run as far, and hide as well as I could from us too. So do they exist? You best believe they do. But we don't deserve to know them.

[@jenky1044]

​@jknga5869 You would think the genetics / bloodline would have thinned out since then.? If the original fallen angels bred with humans. Sasquatch is offspring from that.? Is that what you are saying.?

[@stevenlagoe7808]

I really can't express how fascinating these films are. In my opinion they're among the best to be found anywhere on the web. Well done all concerned.

[@stephanielloyd4053]

That chap who had been fishing, I believe him 100%. No one prepares you for this, most people dont ask for these encounters yet they have to live with it for the rest of their lives! Its clearly affected him so much. You dont get emotional like that unless your reliving something traumatic. ❤️

[@missshroom5512]

Hi Fred!👍🏼😁🌎☀️💙 I agree with the verdict that the species exists. Makes me wonder why we even need the government to say so. Thank goodness for people like you guys that we are warned and to be aware of our surroundings when we are out exploring.

[@gordrilla]

The instant that they say it exists, then they would be the most protected species in the history of mankind. No more mining where they live. No more oil or natural gas drilling where they live. No more forestry... nothing because now the places where they dwell would be protected under federal and state laws.

[@D4V3.0H]

​@@gordrillathat never stopped commercial industry

[@nouse4aname_]

They are recognized by the government. The United States military to be exact admit to their existence on a NW United States map and in a species guide. Don't take my word for it, research your self. It's public information.

[@margareta3255]

If they say they exist than have protect all Forrest that’s why gooberment won’t say it exists.

[@ristol6867]

The only possible thing more amazing than researching Sasquatch in that area is that scenery! I know the camera probably doesn't do it justice, but the awed look on Seth's face a couple of times conveyed a lot! Keep up the great work STM!

[@masterblaster1970]

I was there in 2023 and you'd be correct. The pictures don't do it justice. The best word I can use to describe it is startling. Startling how big and vast it is and the distances between places. Everyone should see it.

[@ribbles1699]

Excellent quality - from the editing to the narration script. I could watch this stuff all day. Easy subscribe.

[@IronDogger]

Excellent work STM! Thank you for covering Alaska and Alaskans in such a professional and respectful manner.

[@charlesmorgan6886]

I live in Knoxville TN and go trout fishing in the Cherokee national forest around the Bald River falls area and the green cove campground area and have seen and interacted with a family unit a few times. I've had them come to within 10ft from me and have given them my fish. They are so beautiful and i thank God for giving me the honor of seeing them up close. I will never try to take a picture of them. I will never tell the exact location they are at, but I see them Everytime i go now because they must remember me giving them my fish. This group is very friendly to me and always show themselves to me. Some things i will keep silent about our interactions together. They need to be left alone, they are not an animal they are a people and have a language.

[@Spirits2000]

100% right same will never tell where they are

[@AnkouBlake]

Thank you for protecting them. If I ever had an encounter, I would do the same.

[@Ror0009]

You throw the fish? What are there faces and mouths like how tall are they are they muscular

[@christallent7821]

So are they flesh and blood beings or something else? If they eat fish then that means they need nutrients to survive so I would assume they are flesh and blood. Any mind speak or anything like that happening? It’d be cool if you would respond as I believe you.

[@Noscams00]

Yes and I live amungst unicorns and fairies but I too will never reveal them.

[@pattibrown1809]

I've known these people exist since I was a little girl, and saw the Patterson/Gimlan film. Parents said "that's ridiculous", but I absolutely disagreed. To me, this planet just gets more interesting everyday! Happy New Year everyone, and be safe, but always enjoy yourselves!!❤✌

[@healthiswealth1452]

It's clearly a man in a suit

[@jmitch5161]

Sasquatch don't wear gloves so of course their hands would show signs of manual work! I have no doubt at all that these beings exist. The mystery of them though is the best part, so kind of hoping they stay well hidden. Great film!

[@mortalclown3812]

💯💫

[@michelleproctor4648]

Yes, I totally agree with you. That’s why it’s so hard to find them or see them. They just wanna be left alone to live their healthy life. They know what everyone’s done to the rest of the planet.

[@phinehasfenne]

Wow, that guys testimony was pretty incredible, It’s hard not to believe him! I’ve never seen a big footage experience that was so emotional before.

[@GilbertSyndrome]

It was ridiculous, frankly. 😂

[@aristhealaskan2575]

​@@GilbertSyndrome They even got the capital of Alaska wrong, it's Juneau not Anchorage 😂

[@docfromwyoming2449]

Had about given up watching the hiking/camping vids you’ve been doing. Thumbs up on this informative one. Thank you. Enjoying it👍🏻

[@katherinejay3219]

The best episode yet. So interesting and by far the best on this topic that I have seen. The real life stories are so gripping.

[@da7715]

Can't praise enough how well thought out and made these documentaries are. From the gorgeous scenery to the firsthand witness accounts and historical backdrop, all makes for very thought provoking film making.

[@Goodisongirl]

Fantastic watch as always Seth. Amazing scenery shots , just loved it. Have a happy and healthy New year.. From Liverpool England 🇬🇧 ❤

[@stephencampbell7116]

Hi from a fellow scouser

[@teedatrax2023]

Watching from Liverpool here too 😎 🙌🏻

[@kristinapaulick2768]

30:45- state capital of…Anchorage? ^_^; (state capital is Juneau) I do love y’all’s videos tho- and as someone from Juneau, it’s always wonderful to see Alaska’s raw beauty and wonder portrayed in such a beautiful and respectful manner. Thank you for another amazing video!

[@privateeye2490]

came here to say the same. Credibility matters. 🤦‍♀️

[@rebeccaj.wetzler7492]

I love your videos. I'm watching this video. Someone else probably already said it, but though Anchorage is by far largest city in Alaska, it is not the Capitol. Juneau is the Capitol. They've tried to move it to Anchorage a few times for better accessibility to our government, but it is always defeated. Juneau isn't accessible by road, only boat or plane. So it's hard to get to our government face to face. Not ideal. Thank you for your programs!

[@kimerickson1353]

I understand how a lot of sasquatch witnesses feel...once you've seen one, with your own two eyes, you can't UNSEE it. It changes you & stays with you until the day you die. Another great video...thank you! And, Happy New Year!

[@michaelgarrity6090]

This is a well done documentary film. Great job with the video footage. I can see why people get captivated by Alaska's incredible beauty. It's amazing. Covering the subject of Bigfoot, I think that you all did an evenhanded, fact based investigation. No hyping of the subject or no ridicule either.

[@nicsxnin6786]

This was really good. Eye witness testimony, information, beautiful scenery. Great balance of what makes these films enjoyable to watch 👏👏👏

[@sineadnicant-sealgar3758]

Became a member today after watching this film! I've followed your work for some time. This production is outstanding and incredibly tasteful, beautifully filmed and presents the material in an honest, respectful way, especially the testimonials and stories from the people interviewed and included. Thanks for bringing their stories and experiences to us. It certainly helps a lot of us out here feel like our experiences are validated. Great work. Happy New Year!

[@SmallTownMonsters]

Thank you!!! And welcome to the squad 🔥🚀

[@tommydarbe1524]

The fact that we can't find deceased remains, their ability to hide and even their behavior gives me a sense that they are not like other animals even the great apes. It's almost like their thought processes are more akin to ours than the ape. They've had a lot of time to learn how to avoid us.

[@kymmoore853]

The lack of deceased remains is very easily explained; it’s the same for many creatures. I live in an area with a *massive* deer population and it’s _incredibly_ rare that I encounter live deer when I’m hiking about, to date I’ve never even found an antler!

[@MrGarymuldoon]

Remains are extremely rare for any predators. Been in the bush my entire life and never came across a single bear, wolf, cat carcass or bones etc. and there’s 100’s of thousands up here. Now look at a species with a population less than a 10th a percent of that much more intelligent.

[@cindynieschalk7155]

Thank you STM for bringing it yet again. Happy New Year friends!

[@Kre8chaos]

Looking forward to hearing what Fred from Alaska has to say, he’s a BOSS 👌🏽💪🏽

[@jamesmacdougall5907]

For sure them having Fred on just ices the cake ! Thanks all you folks for sharing and trying to inform everyone

[@sammipuss1735]

Thank you so much for the quality of your documentaries... I'm in Australia and I'll never get to Alaska but I love that I can see this amazing scenery so beautifully presented and listen to these fascinating stories. Thank you

[@madisona3907]

Best movie on Sasquatch I have ever seen! Thank you so much. I am a total believer, and I do believe they have something to do with missing people.

[@deborahflello2316]

Great show guys really enjoyed it thank you from South West France.

[@ryanlink9322]

I'm telling ya, a bigfoot migrate.. They travel from Alaska to California depending on the time of year... Winter in Cali and summer in Alaska. There might be a few that stuck close to where they reside but that's why the activity changes throughout the year.

[@kimerickson1353]

Nice to see that Fred Roehl is on this.

[@johnnybushman651]

At the age of 11 or 12 on a camping trip in Zanesville Ohio at the strip mines where the campsites are we were at camp site D. Back up on and hill in the woods , me and two others went on a hike, no trail to walk on, came upon a little clearing where it was wet. To make along story short, two tracks ! Well, we went back and got our dads . Took them there and showed them, they were outdoors man for years, hunting and fishing, one was a taxidermist. My uncle had a tape Measure with him at all times, one of those type of guys, the tracks 15” long 10” wide , a right and left track, around 6’ toe to heel. We went back to camp, told to stay around camp and my uncle packed up the next morning and never went back after that. That area has been stripped again, things are definitely different now. One day I’ll go back to see if I can find some more, that would be awesome. I’m 60 now and I will never forget the look on my dad and uncle face when they seen the prints, priceless!

[@stickxxcummings]

Can't wait to see this but I'm going into the Cherokee forest tonight and tomorrow night to the area that I heard two bigfoots sierra sounds on each side of my camp one night for hrs

[@Mach11976]

Don't forget get to record if you get a chance, be safe.

[@CRAZYHORSE19682003]

Do you ever find those markers in the Forrest people attribute to Sasquatch, the broken tree formations?

[@charlesmorgan6886]

I've seen a family unit in the Cherokee national forest myself a few times. Up around the green cove area above Bald River falls.

[@nightwolf1982]

Really?! I am in TN I didn't realize there were any sightings in this state?

[@igfootmrsb6157]

@@nightwolf1982tons

[@brollin728]

I watch you guys every week, but this episode was particularly amazing. Thank you for all your hard work and efforts!

[@tamtam777]

yes, this is an excellent video...

[@rhddfgdfdrgd]

mabye get a life and a real hobby go help the poor or what ever jesus 2024

[@tamtam777]

@@rhddfgdfdrgd you seem like a really pleasant person to be around...smh...have courage and always be kind...

[@rhddfgdfdrgd]

@@tamtam777 oh buhu cry me a river

[@tamtam777]

@@rhddfgdfdrgd ur the lil troll crybaby lol...

[@alwayspositive2896]

Thank you guys!!!! Stunning as always!!! Hi Fred🥰😊

[@balloonknot3028]

Happy New Year everyone

[@gingerkittiesfour]

30:41 - Research Fail. Juneau was established as the capital of Alaska in 1906 when the government was transferred from Sitka. It's the only state capital that borders a foreign country.

[@stanw909]

The guy with the snowmobile story needs to go as slow as his wife.. there's more things to worry about jumping herr than Bigfoot.

[@mortalclown3812]

He needs to stop smoking, too.

[@g3ckoizlethal]

This was well-made! I def think Alaska is a great place for research and has the potential to house Sasquatch, for sure. The stuff at the cabin is fascinating. Def keep going back there, if possible.

[@rogerstuckey55]

Another outstanding production by STM! Always look forward to any/all your great work, thank you!

[@jimgray774]

Elizabeth Cook looks so hugable,so sweet lady,very proud to here her knowledge,such wisdom😊

[@Cyb3rDave]

Hell yeah!! Fred in Alaska is in this..

[@bucketheadistheman]

Anchorage is not the state capital. Juneau is.

[@mariesheppard1782]

Hi Guys , Marie from South Wales UK 🇬🇧 Thank You once Again for an Awesome Episode. They say Why don't you find a Skelton of the Big Man ? BUT do you Every find Whole Skeltons of Bear , Moose at any time ?? The people with small minds , it's got to be right there before their Eyes to Believe . Stay Safe Out There 🦌🦌🐻🐻🗻🗻🌲🌲👣👣👣❤

[@teresacorrigan3076]

Right on Marie. Teresa from Canada 🍁

[@sandwichsavant4139]

Hello from Ohio, top five in Squatch sightings

[@davidguelette7036]

Just Jordan and Vance.

[@wht-rabt-obj]

I think people HAVE found bones, but they didn't know it. If someone finds a huge femur or similar bone, they would think it was a cow, moose, bear, whatever. Unless it was a skull or a whole put together skeleton, the average "Joe" isn't going to recognize it for what it is.

[@garethbrowne6870]

STM ❤ I love their cinematography! Happy New year people!🎉 from the UK 🇬🇧

[@ritastevenson5532]

This is an amazing documentary..witnesses wide and far disclose the same eye accounts..very fascinating

[@dakine9445]

Anchorage is not the Capital of Alaska. May want to edit that,

[@jeffchilders236]

My grandmother tells a story about picking berries and seeing a hairy man bent over in the creek skinning a rabbit In Kentucky 🇱🇷

[@DEPORTER_SUPPORTER]

Happy New Year squatches.

[@Novinsld]

Really enjoyed the movie. I am primarily interested in the Olympic national forrest area for Bigfoot because thats where i had my experience but the Alaska Bigfoot is very interesting.

[@thomaswick4260]

I believe that dude who was emotional about what he saw.

[@markrichardson8941]

I'm enjoying these videos , excellent work . I've always been fascinated by the Bigfoot legend . I live in northern California in the upper foothills of the Sierra Nevada mountains and have been hearing about Bigfoot since I was a child . I've spent a lot of time in the mountains and have yet to have an encounter with Bigfoot though there have been reported sightings here . Personally I hope they never find Bigfoot . I'd like to think that it will always remain a mystery , the stuff of legend , for Bigfoot's sake and ours .

[@sambyal86]

One more super episode love you ❤STM team❤❤❤❤😊

[@jacksongarratt55]

Even though I'm a New Zealander, I still find the topic of Bigfoot fascinating.

[@amycuaresma]

Bigfoot - still the reigning World Champion Of Hide And Seek . As a lifelong Alaskan I applaude the cinematography of your work and thank you for promoting our local tourism economy. I personally have never seen anything paranormal and neither have my friends or family. Obviously I don't represent every Alaskan - but I am open to new experiences. Afterall witnessing the Northern Lights can feel almost paranormal. I'm sure it's been commented on here - but Anchorage is not the capitol city - Juneau is. Edit: I am not sure if this counts as parnormal but a few years back I heard strange sounds coming from the sky - to me it sounded like metal scraping the bottom of a swimming pool - being dragged across it. The strange part is that it could be heard all over the city - from Upper Hillside to Government Hill - researchers have yet to determine what that sound was. Here is a video to the sound kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6vLlZ-FaJp_p6M&ab_channel=Tukker_Barnes

[@unropednope4644]

This species isn't paranormal or supernatural so you need to drop that attitude and point of view. Not sure where your getting that idea but if you actually researched this topic off youtube and read older books by OG researchers you'd understand that. Coming in to the topic with a preconceived notion that these beings are supernatural is automatically going to make you highly skeptical and thinking they don't exist.

[@GilbertSyndrome]

​​@@unropednope4644That was a very emotional response, are you okay? Ironically, a large chunk of "Bigfoot" lore and stories are firmly wrapped in a clearly paranormal slant. Many modern "Bigfoot researchers" choose to avoid any paranormal phenomena because they feel that Bigfoot as a biological being is more believable. Well, none of it is believable at this point, but I'd give the "paranormal" angle a little more credence, though I don't particularly believe in the paranormal. There's absolutely no credible evidence for a species of unknown hominid living anywhere on earth. If you disagree with this fairly accurate information, you either do not understand what evidence science needs, or you simply do not understand how science itself operates. With each passing year, the idea of there being a species of unknown hominid living alongside us becomes more and more ridiculous. But you're entitled to believe whatever you like. 🤷

[@SkipperMacky]

​@@unropednope4644 Jesus Christ! How about you relax a little. Oh and also admit you and your hot little head with its own rancid little attitude can't say for absolute certainty that it's not paranormal.. but one thing Sabe absolutely IS, is super-natural. Wind your neck in.

[@amycuaresma]

@@unropednope4644 my answer to that is, okay

[@stephanielloyd4053]

​​@unropednope4644 How rude of you to put someone down like that while they are sharing an unnatural encounter they've had! They obviously felt compelled to share something they experienced in the same area this has been filmed! You've made yourself look like a right jerk. You are what gives the Bigfoot community a bad name, instead of respectfully educating someone you shot them down! Because I'm sure you know all the facts? Right?

[@Hosty_Tim]

Awesome film. Thank you Seth and STM.

[@mikepotter4109]

Cool to see Cliff in this to me, he always seemed like the level headed one of the monkeymaker crew lol

[@Echoingsweetly]

Excellent work🌹🌹🌹

[@tammyjeffres8155]

Once again you've brought quality and thought provoking research to the very real subject of the Wild People. Thank you for continued professional content!

[@rhddfgdfdrgd]

wtf are you on drugs or what

[@francoised2676]

Très beau reportage...le sujet "big foot" est passionnant. Très belles images de l'alaska. Merci

[@dn744]

Always a great topic. 👍 1 day it will be proven 😊

[@BradGroghan]

When? It's been over 50 years since the famous PG film. How many more decades lol?

[@NorCal-yeti]

Fred is awesome! I really recommend his cha😊nnel and his encounter is one of the gnarliest I have ever heard.

[@JohnDoe-px4ko]

Happy New Year from the UK🎉

[@sammychicken4290]

Absolutely incredible footage & a bloody good doco. Kind regards from Adelaide, South Australia.

[@jonahribkoff589]

Best documentary to date guys! Beyond well done; absoloutely everything came together here. Seth, I prefer your narration to all others. The witnesses encounters, a focal point dealing with natives to the land, the music, cinemeaography, evrything about this.. wow.

[@pfbilyeu8105]

FYI-- Anchorage is NOT the capital of Alaska... Juneau is.

[@soniaismael205]

I so enjoy your films, the scenery, the history the intrigue.. fantastic production ❤ keep the great work going it’s so interesting 😊

[@johnbravo7542]

What a sweet old lady @33:32 in Australia they have been described exactly as what she had seen of its features red eyes sometimes yellow, skin was the same as she described weathering of it,and I think she was also describing the hair around it's eyes,one of our witnesses described the hair around the eyes being similar a Shitsu orangey,I think it's from the tears that causes that.We've had a witness report at a water fall in New South Wales Australia where a single mother took her young daughter and her friend and young son,in Spring time it was a hot day,the kids went for a swim,and the lady and the kids described hearing the sound of a young child crying,and the mother was concerned that a child had been lost,as when they arrived at the car park they saw an abandoned car,with everthing strewn all over the floor,then the crying stopped,and all of a sudden there was this almighty raw and growl,and she saw a large tree snap at it top part,and she said the sound just reverberated around the walls of the water fall,she paniced grabbed the kids and ran for the car.

[@dwaynetalburt-yl2my]

Good program but I believe the state capital is Juneau

[@buffirichardson2991]

This was a great documentary to watch! Loved it!

[@JC4DC]

Great job Seth. I thoroughly enjoy every single film you put out. Keep it up, buddy.

[@Capt_OscarMike]

ANCHORAGE IS NOT THE CAPITOL OF ALASKA or is it??? I always thought it was Juneau.... I checked numerous resources and all confirm that JUNEAU and NOT ANCHORAGE IS THE CAPITOL of ALASKA. Perhap due to Juneau being less accessible, meaning there are no roads, highways into or out of Juneau....Boat-Water or flying into Juneau is the only option... I was offered a job in Juneau this past summer but turned it down because I realized I would have to start completely over again with furniture, vehicles, personal items, etc beyond what could afford to have shipped and that living there is likely extremely expensive...Obviously a beautiful place....and while I would never wish to cross paths with a brown or black bear, wolves, moose, other large mammals....I would be most concerned about Sasquatch....If I had these desires 10-15 years ago I would have...but now, I'm approaching 60yrs old and doubt my body would allow me to keep up and really enjoy the area....although, I've always wanted to have access or own land near or within sight of snow capped mountains. ps. I always wondered where Area A was located and assumed it was near the Kenai peninsula but wasn't certain until RobRoy stated, "...my buddy's cabin, near Seward..."....

[@julieann7718]

Juneau is the capital of Alaska, not Anchorage. All this research, and you get a simple fact like that wrong?

[@mortalclown3812]

You going to be OK? 😂

[@jennymajid1964]

Great documentary with stunning scenery. To me, there is no doubt Bigfoot exists. The question is: friend or foe? Time will tell. Thank you all. Please keep these coming. I absolutely love them 🙏🏽👏🇦🇺🥰

[@dmitrys6201]

I cannot agree with the statement that the Aleutian Islands are outside the main habitat of bigfoot. One of the main routes of HIS migration from Eurasia to North America passed through the Aleutian Islands and the Commander Islands, and perhaps still does. He's a great swimmer. For example, it lives on the Japanese Islands, on Sakhalin Island, and in Australia. He can swim tens of kilometers, like a polar bear. That's how he appears on the islands. Among the indigenous inhabitants of the Japanese Islands and Sakhalin Island, the Ainu, the bear occupies a leading place in culture, as the ancestor of their kind. The similarity of the animal's skeleton to a human one is indicated. Perhaps there is some kind of involuntary mistake, or a magical transformation of a bear into a human is allowed. But there is no need for such a reincarnation, if you remember the bear-like and human-like sasquatch)). The Ainu revere the guests to no lesser extent. Cryptozoologists have noticed that the words "bear", "god", "guest" of the Ainu sound the same. It has been suggested that we are talking about a sasquatch who could cross the sea straits. He was revered. Women were given to him as a sacrifice to God and a guest. This is not an isolated phenomenon. There is information that the Polar Urals region is home to some of the largest Sasquatch, whose height reaches 4 meters or more. Footprints 1 meter long were reported. Locals call them Tungu, Sudbi, Kul, Menkv, Utti. These creatures are important characters in folklore, culture and religion of the local peoples. There are many local fairy tales about them and with their participation. Almost everywhere they are presented to local people as insidious, huge, but stupid cannibals, often imitating human movements. It is believed that they differ in behavior and in the number of toes. There is unverified information that speaks of a race of ape-like giants, humanoid giants and hybrids of these two races, very ugly in appearance. Locals reported that the giants are very omnivorous. They can feed on lichens that grow on rocks, which from a distance looks like eating rocks. The researchers tasted these lichens, they are edible. In winter, Sasquatches from the lowlands adjacent to the Ural Mountains go into the mountains. They occupy places among the rocks above the trails of wild and domestic reindeer, which they know very well. They feed on the prey of reindeer meat, which they kill by hiding, rapid pursuit and shaking their heads with a fracture of the cervical vertebrae. The locals know the trails and places of ambushes for deer, which are arranged by Tungu in the mountains, but they are afraid to talk about them. Thus, in winter, toungoo behaves like a predator.

[@jimwatts4901]

I've listened to Fred's channel and his encounter, the older lady I could listen all day long. Love listening to older people, especially natives. And like she said , it had (human eyes ) !! Remember that all u that think these beings are apes , remember that ! 👍

[@maryelmaguire3161]

Anchorage IS NOT the capital of Alaska. Juneau is the capital. I can’t believe they didn’t know this or catch this when editing. I’m wondering how many other people caught this.

[@Telcontar86]

You're not alone. I also caught it. It's a pretty massive oversight in the recording/editing process. Reminds me of the one where he mentioned Boston and Hartford as being close to the Berkshire mountains when there's a fairly large (for the region) metro area 30 miles closer than Hartford and nearly 100 miles closer than Boston that went completely unmentioned lol

[@theariesexperiment4642]

Its insane how vast and remote Alaska is. So many places humas have never set foot.

[@derekkirchhoefer8321]

Just want to say Anchorage is NOT the state capital, but excellent documentary, thanks for posting

[@onenesswithJesus]

I am not usually into the Story telling witness accounts documentaries But Seth this one is unique it keept me intrigue at the same time I enjoy the cinematography. I will love to spend a week in those Mountains with some of my thermal equipment and building a hideout tant in the snow we may be able to catch a few walking around we Just need to find the right Spot. p/s you came to NYS I didn`t know if I knew I would took you to Bear Mountain. show you some unique Strucktures. made by this beings also the area is documented since 1970s sitings of Bigfoots in this area.

[@Richard-j3z]

Another great episode yall the one I heard in iowa about 10 miles from yellow river state forest screeched at us like a chimpanzee but slightly deeper in tone and beat on its chest about 40yds away also was shaking trees and snapping branches it sounded massive and I've never been so scared the three of us backed down into a ravine close by and stood back to back with our squirrel rifles they're deffinately here in allamakee county I've heard whoops wood knocks and had rocks thrown in different areas of the county and have a friend who had one do what most closely resembles the Ohio howl and chased their canoe for a while next to the river

[@sasquatchwizardadirondacks7710]

Great job Seth Breedlove! Happy New Year to STM.

[@peglanglois4932]

Great video, Thank You!

[@ExpandingHeart]

Your films are so well done. I’m happy to have discovered you!

[@mikeknapp6305]

Cool film 🤙cheers👍

[@gilbertmelara]

The guy advertising the rocket comercial is always es spoiling the videos the ? Is why??

[@maryland9987]

Good to see you here, Fred! :)

[@Kre8chaos]

Set the bar very high here Seth and team, incredible viewing, didn’t want it to end. Well done all involved, you should all be very proud. Thank you and keep up the great work legends. ✌🏽

[@mortalclown3812]

Agree. Wish those infantile "Squatch hunters" programs would evaporate. These folks were real. Happy New Year 😊

[@Kre8chaos]

Couldn’t agree more, would rather watch paint dry than spend my time watching their shite.

[@Vecchio244]

"You get 10 minutes out of Anchorage and you're out there". Yeah, no, you're 10 minutes out of Anchorage! Seriously though, I love these documentaries because of the beauty of the landscape. Just amazingly beautiful.

[@jenjay71]

Always enjoy, wish you had beanie hats with the small town monster logo on it 😍

[@TheSorcererAhrimanahsul]

Listen at 1:09:36-1:09:40 and then listen at 1:10:15-1:10:22 and you can clearly tell that the vocal range is the same and could easily change pitch to make a change in sounds. From clear to baby crying, that is freaky.

[@FatherFirst]

I've enjoyed this Alaska series when I've gotten to watch them. Good stuff. Thank you

[@emmawebb6955]

💚👋 Mr. Seth, you are definitely a creative talented film maker. The footage is presented beyond words. The presentation of the elusive Sasquatch Bigfoot research and the crew behind the scenes all working countless hours of research. I hope you continue to bring to light more filming and research and the many stories behind this mysterious Bigfoot💯👍Continue success and blessings for 2024🤗

[@Leni1889-su]

Happy new year to you and your family's 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@Ahmed12585]

In Hindu Mythologie it's give Hanuman, Shiva had an army from monkey like half human half 🦧 Ape Hanuman was the strongest of them, could that be the origin of Bigfoot!!!

[@leigh1982]

I watch these over and over! Love them !

[@colonellKurtz]

These witnesses sounds credible .

[@Dragonsitter]

Thank you so much

[@anthonypawnee611]

Thats what i saw was a silhouette. Just breathing hard and had a huge build. Giant shoulders and huge chest. Long Arms and legs. I dropped the maglite and dogfood. Ran inside and didnt come outside at night for weeks.

[@mortalclown3812]

Hope your dog got to stay in, too, bro.

[@anthonypawnee611]

@@mortalclown3812 I actually did bring him in after I ran in. But the goat did disappear

[@anthonypawnee611]

@@mortalclown3812 I was scared enough I had to sleep with him next to me. Seeing a huge being like that I'm surprised I didn't piss myself