Twenty Years of High Strangeness in Ontario--Fan Illustrated

This video is about a user submission I received a couple of years ago. It is about a young man's strange experiences in Ontario, that began with one summer, but turned into twenty years of strangeness, with each aspect less explainable than the next.
This video is illustrated by a fan of the channel named Adrian Flores, while Fred finishes up a gigantic project that I think you will all really like, and potentially, has been uploaded since the time I'm typing this. :)
Thank you.
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but the moon and stars.

[@Viking_Luchador]

If I may offer up something, regarding the "suspicious" earth movers, as someone who comes from generations of construction workers, when you're clearing land for roads and building pads, you can't just knock over trees and start paving. You have to get every last root out of the ground, because when it eventually decomposes, the gas will cause concrete to crack. So you do a lot of digging and hauling away. Then you have to bring in fresh dirt that has nothing in it (hopefully) to fill in and replace everything you got rid of. Its a slow, repetitive process. This got a surprising number of likes in a thread, so maybe I'll share it here

[@ausprinzip2881]

I have seen your comment above and wanted to add that the Airbase and surrounding region (at least on the maps provided) look very close to the Airbase next to Trenton and are probably either inspiered by or meant to be that place (44°07'32.50" N 77°30'35.50" W should be the coordinates between the Airbase and the "mysterious fenced off land" if you want to look yourself) that land now has a residential area or some trailer park on it, or so it seems according to the google earth pictures from 2015. Doesn't look that mysterious to me.

[@Viking_Luchador]

Thank you. I'm not sure if the author provided that map, or if he just described it and the illustrator did his best. Either way, the author says he's from Ontario. Is there a Trenton there?

[@ausprinzip2881]

@@Viking_Luchador Yes, the City of Trenton is in the south of Ontario, about 150km east of Toronto. The general features of the map fit perfectly to the area, although it seems some little things (like the gas station or the little bridge) have been changed since 2013 or Bob has altered them himself so that the location of this comperatively strange story stays doubtfull to the public.

[@Viking_Luchador]

Well that's some investigative journalism right there

[@2degucitas]

Do you use a tree harvester like lumber companies. Can a harvester pull a tree out of the ground or do they just cut them?

[@jayflores2604]

My brother introduced me to this channel. And is the artist for the video. Truly happy to see the positive replies to his artwork. Not sure if he will post here, but he is appreciative of the responses. Thanks to Bob for giving him the opportunity to showcase his talent here and to all the viewers. 🖖🏽

[@jackalope2302]

Adrian is fantastic.

[@Autissm420]

your brother did a great job!

[@leonardbakers]

Top notch stuff. Looking forward to more.

[@bandidostudios3844]

Fantastic art work!

[@lanecountybigfooters5716]

Well done!

[@falloutmcgee6948]

Our patience has been well rewarded. You delivered Bob, with the up most quality and love the illustrations.

[@jordangrey2888]

Gay AF 😅

[@juxie9229]

The word is utmost

[@jfoxvii]

@@juxie9229 thanks. Someone had to point it out, and you beat me to it.

[@Lifesizemortal]

the new illustrator certainly is professional, in my opinion. great work all around

[@timothycontreras8424]

Depends really...does he make a living, or paid for service rendered.

[@FirstDagger]

@@timothycontreras8424 ; Professional can mean more than that. "Conforming to the standards of a profession." for example.

[@BobGymlan]

Yeah, I believe he meant that he doesn't do it professionally.

[@timothycontreras8424]

@@FirstDagger like I said.. Depends...

[@jmiconcarry9464]

Did the illustrator also pick the still shots? The image displayed around the 02:50 mark particularly grabbed my attention. If you zoom in center right in the distance above the small outcropping, there seems to be something peeking around a tree and possibly other oddities in the same vicinity. You guys see that too or is this a case of pareidolia?

[@johna6602]

I absolutely love these stories! Honestly Bob when I see you have a new upload I immediately watch it even though it's 6am UK and I've not slept yet. I don't know why I'm really saying this, I guess that it's just a thank you and the illustrators hard work. Thanks.

[@jameshughes525]

It doesn't matter what field you are in once you get paid to do the job whether it's fighting whether it's Contracting or whether it's in the art field you become a professional so by definition this young man who illustrated this is a professional

[@thedoruk6324]

A long well datailed documentary tier upload from Mr Gymlan that covers a highly underacknowledged and ignored subject?! That is *Perfection!*

[@j-rocd9507]

You're brilliant and the descriptions you use to paint these stories are beautiful and chilling.

[@jacobwilbers9852]

So college kids get high/drunk in woods see strange things sounds like someone laced your weed then you freaked yourself out and wandered around in the woods for hours looking for broken branches the next day.

[@humanspoder777]

The super wolf really reminds me of the similar looking creature that was witnessed attacking a calf by the Gorman family at Skinwalker ranch.

[@FakeSugarVillain]

I think I know what superwolf was, it may have been a feral Irish wolfhound. A couple years ago in the town I live and the neighbouring city there were a lot of reports in facebook of a large canine with that exact description. Me and my couple at the time even saw the animal, it was a large dog with shaggy hair, very peaceful looking and was not afraid of humans, and when I say large I mean larger than regular big dogs. We even took pictures and posted in Facebook to see if someone had lost a dog. The animal also moved a lot per day, moving in between my town and the neighbouring city one hour driving away constantly. Finally a local radio crew captured and adopted the mysterious canid, it was an abandoned Irish wolfhound, It sounds anticlimactic but maybe because here in Chile we don't have big canid predators or maybe because the breed has a very special personality, the animal looked just as described in this account, kinda sad but also almost supernatural, moving a lot of miles per day, appearing and disappearing like a ghost, and being completely comfortable around people.

[@Kroggnagch]

Awe I wanna hug Superwolf too... maybe his big ol size scares people from getting close to him, and maybe that's best but I don't think so... I dont think Superwolf is evil hearted.

[@christopheritsdaperrperry2857]

I like your videos! That being said, 10 minutes in, these dudes sound like they had too much reefer lol. I'll listen to the rest anyway haha

[@HungryForTastyFoodAndComicArt]

Adrian Flores did a *great job* on the art, and I say that as an ex-free-lancer for Dark Horse Comics. As a retired illustrator I know the techniques he was using and how hard they are to master, but boy, he did a *fine* job. The composition was top-notch, and the judgement-calls for hard-blacks/medium-greys/light greys were, too. His rendering is delightful. Please, Bob, pass these compliments along to him. Since he did a *great job* for you.

[@BobGymlan]

Done.

[@michaeldukes4108]

He’s excellent, but his rendition of “Superwolf” seemed… off somehow. Something about the eyes. Maybe I missed it, but was there anything in the witness’s story that described overly long ears too?

[@funniebunnie4u]

How kind of you, to stop and say so! ~ Kudos, good sir...💃💃💃

[@azazel56]

​@michaeldukes4108 this is my only issue, those ears are too stand out to not be actually described in the encounter. Ya know?

[@noahbeaty2295]

@@michaeldukes4108your face

[@rusty_shacklford]

Artist says he’s not a professional, produces sketches you’d see in novels or art galleries 😂. Well done on the illustrations. And a great story.

[@BobGymlan]

I think he meant that he doesn’t do it professionally.

[@NadaNada-dv8wx]

@@BobGymlan - here’s a link for a real Sasquatch sighting…..kzbin.info/www/bejne/iX3HdIZsp811orc……

[@yargundev9772]

I like the optimistic tone of this tale

[@dinarusso3320]

No, this artwork is way better than anything I've seen in an art gallery, usually in galleries it's full of those strange abstract art that I don't even know what it is!

[@Inlinetodie]

Holy cow, good to see you here Rusty!!

[@FirstDagger]

Never apologize for bringing in new artists. As long as the black and white palette remains I think you have A LOT of room for bringing in talent.

[@DestroyedArkana]

Yeah as long as they're all roughly in the same style it's not a problem at all.

[@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812]

Even if it isn't who flipping cares. I want new videos by Bob and I don't care who illustrates them.

[@nospoon4799]

But can he draw owls?

[@godisstrange3307]

@@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812 yea I'll take any style as long as theres more of these vids

[@shadymcnasty5920]

I'd say this new guy may be even better them the OG artist he usually uses

[@exteriorriotgear1274]

Regarding deer bones/skulls in unusual places. When someone is shed hunting, (walking the woods looking for antlers that deer shed off yearly), it's common to come across dead deer or "dead heads" in the woods. Often times these are does or yearling bucks too small or damaged to keep. It's become common practice amongst shed hunters to place these skulls up at eye level in trees or arraged in such a way that it looks man made. It's done for the same reason hikers stack rocks on a trail. It says "someones already been here" and it assures you dont hunt the same stretch of woods twice, (which is easy to do). I have been doing this for years along with hundreds of others, in the most remote parts of the forrest as we can access. I often wonder how many times people unfamilier with the hobby come across these and link it to the paranormal. I hope this helps.

[@Viking_Luchador]

glad there was a commenter who finally had something useful to contribute, rather that the same praising drivel over and over again. If I may offer up something, regarding the "suspicious" earth movers, as someone who comes from generations of construction workers, when you're clearing land for roads and building pads, you can't just knock over trees and start paving. You have to get every last root out of the ground, because when it eventually decomposes, the gas will cause concrete to crack. So you do a lot of digging and hauling away. Then you have to bring in fresh dirt that has nothing in it (hopefully) to fill in and replace everything you got rid of. Its a slow, repetitive process.

[@jeanmartin6410]

Hey, thank you for the information. I have no intention to go into the deep forest, but then again, I’ve been many places I had no intentions on going, so if I ever see this, at least I’ll know what it is.

[@Larss86]

I figured it was something along those lines since the action, while looking very weird, could have been pretty easily explained by someone who spent long periods of time in the woods, just didn’t know it would be that specifically. Thanks for the info I did not know of this before you said anything. If I’m ever on a hike in the woods and I see something like that I’ll think of this instead of thinking whatever predator killed a random deer had a particularly odd sense of decor.

[@lanecountybigfooters5716]

That's quite horrifying. Thanks for the tip, because if I ever found that in the woods, I would definitely freak out.

[@7822welshsteam]

I often wonder what kind of person could kill a deer. I'll never understand it.

[@jrvbamafan1]

As an artist myself, I can say his illustrations are quite good. He may not want to call himself a professional, but that looks like that caliber of work to me

[@BobGymlan]

I should clarify something. This took Adrian some 6 months. Similar sized orders take Fred 2 weeks. If Fred spent 6 months on a video, we’d all die from awesomeness.

[@carno.5911]

@@BobGymlan hmm... But Adrians illustrians look way more detaid to me. Or lets say more "solid" or fully? So like something that just would take more Time from the nature of its complexity here.

[@GibGibson]

@@BobGymlan its so detailed it leaves you looking for easter eggs in each new frame, still both artists are A tier and I hope to see more of Adrians in the future

[@mattstyles2498]

I'm sure this new guy also has a full time job. That takes longer too

[@johnnycage4019]

@@BobGymlan I have a question for you Do you believe that dogMen/ Werewolf creature's exist???

[@hatuletoh]

I loved the illustration of Superwolf casually strolling past mom. The casual expression on his face made me laugh for some reason and totally fit with the later description of the strange familiarity the writer felt when he saw Superwolf.

[@azazel56]

He had no reason to draw the couple so hot in the ufo story but i respect it

[@ldawg7117]

I have literally never been more happy to see a notification! And 40 minutes??? Been checking KZbin every single Sunday for the past couple months, hoping you'd post.

[@steakfilly5199]

Same bro

[@bogeybichon7000]

Mr. Gymlan, I just want you to know that as soon as I get a notification of you posting a new video I watch it immediately and am very grateful for the effort you put into your videos. I hope to continue to watch videos from you for years to come. Thanks again.

[@saraanddarrinmoneer3696]

100% AGREE

[@Isaac-hg2uh]

Same here

[@Jay_Woodcraft]

Agree 👍

[@Mossgiel]

Had the pleasure of meeting superwolf at a charity do once. He was surprisingly down to earth, and VERY funny.

[@bdwillis8284]

And his hair was perfect! Lol

[@MichaelSplatkins]

Are you sure you aren't thinking of Michael J. Fox? 🤔

[@johnnypimpinz5202]

Must've been from London​@@bdwillis8284

[@ACabanadoKonrado]

This is kind of unsettling. I've watched your channel consistently over the years, but this is the first time I can relate to one of your videos. I had two sightings unsettlingly similar to two things the subject of this video described. I live in Brazil, and have never been nowhere near the US. But I've seen that same "floating ball of light". When I was around 11, I was with a friend's family visiting their cabin in the woods. I never liked the outdoors, but it was a change of scenery at least. When night fell, everyone got inside for an early dinner and bedtime. I was just outside the cabin's door, looking into the woods, kind of scared but just because I was a young city boy. Then, I saw it. It looked like a ball of fire. Not because it flickered or anything, but because it was orange, it looked like fire, but completely spherical, like a half meter wide ball of pure fire. I am not a good judge of distance (I have some eye issued that make it hard to perceive depth correctly), but it couldn't be farther than 100m away. I could see the trees it illuminated. It was just suspended in the air, no one was holding it. I would see a sillhouete. It wandered around the trees, floating just above the ground. I got and unsettling feeling and rushed inside. When my friends mother inquire me as to why I looked so pale, I told her what I saw. She asked me to show it to her, then we went back outside, but the thing was gone. She looked disappointed, but not because she didn't believe me, but because she didn't get to see it herself. Back inside she told me what I saw was a Mãe-do-Ouro (roughly translated to Mother-of-Gold). You can find some pages describing it as a popular folklore myth in Brazil. It is a kind of spirit that watches over gold veins. The folklore on it is kind of mixed, some say it has good intentions, some say it is some kind of evil spirit luring greedy people to their doom. I have no idea what it actuslly is, I only know what I saw. And it was strange as fuck. My other sighting is just like the UFOs he woke up his girlfriend to see, but i was a lone light, not a swarm. I was around 21, this was in 2013, probably. I was outside a friend's apartment building, with some friend, chichatting on the side walk. Suddenly two of them became silent and focused their eyes on something just above me, with their mouths open. I looked back up, to see what they wrre staring at, and I saw a light, slowly moving inside the clouds. It was as the person in the video described: we couldn't see a beam of light pointed upwards, it looked like the source of the light was inside of above the clouds. We also couldn't hear a sound, but it looked to be close enough that ig it was a helicopter or plane we would hear the roar of the engines. We stared at it while it drifted slowly into a straight line, until it went behind the building and we couldn't see it anymore. When I looked back at my friends one of them asked if I saw it. I said I did, he said "good, 'cause you are the only one here sober, and I was starting to worry I drank too much". We laughed it off, talked about it for a bit, but just kind of forgot about it over the years. I also saw one just like it durinf a particularly dark road strip during a trip with a friend, but it was too quick to be as memorable. I feel kind of vindicated knowing that someone in another part of the world saw things similar to what I've seen, and it kind of relieves me. Thank you for this video. (Tell the artist he is VERY talented!)

[@uncannyvalley2350]

Had one land 100m from my house where it melted several large trees like candles over a fireplace overnight. I had been gardening in that exact spot only a few hours before (I garden at night because it's cooler). There was signs of an intense downdraft in a very confined area, that had broken branches and overturned fern leaves. I had heard about melted trees from UFO sightings in the US (I'm in New Zealand) so I asked the neighbour if he had seen anything, as we both overlooked the gully where it happened. He said at around 3 am he had heard the roar of what sounded like a heavy lift cargo plane taking off vertically, but couldn't see a thing. He said this without any coaching or clues from me about what I was thinking. I also met a security guard who reported a car sized submarine that went under their dinghy in the harbor, and a fisherman who saw one land below his house and little men go out and wandered around the ship for 15 minutes, around 1967. Other than that I've had about 9 sightings of my own, some were exact copies of what I've seen captured overseas, including Australia, in regards to one that traveled across the night sky like a Pondskimmer across a pond's surface traveling at unimaginable speeds. My friend also had an encounter hunting very similar to the one Gimlin recounts, with his friend being non plussed, they lost time and their top end watches both stopped at the same time. I've read similar in many abduction accounts. They're out there man.

[@db-ur6td]

onde fica esse lugar em que tu viu estas coisas?

[@GoodBoyOskie]

Thank you for sharing. I have seen smaller lights pop in and out through our walls at night. Three others have seen them, as well. They are multi-colored and last for a second or two, then disappear. Some are traveling so quickly, you see a blur of light behind them as they move through the air for a second or two. Because of previous occurrences right before they showed up, I think they are related to spiritual things. (We had started to meet every night at the end of the day to pray for the world when they showed up.) But I do think some of these lights could be some kind of tech, as well. Especially the larger ones seen in the skies. We do see military helicopters out here often. They are doing some electronic warfare training out here, from what we've been told. We are also in a kind of electronic "hole" where our calls on cell phones are often dropped. I don't know if it's related, because we do live in a forest. They--lights, can also be holographic. What I've been told about some of them, from a spiritual perspective, is they are angelic beings traveling into our dimension. Being beings of light, they travel in these bubbles. But I can't find anything on that, except for mention of "angelic lights" on a few new age channels. I'm not into that or crystals, or anything from that world, though. So I can't explain it from that perspective. I would appreciate hearing if anyone else has info or experiences that might help explain the phenomenon. These aren't like the orbs that show up in digital photo's. They are actual lights. Like you said--light inside a bubble of some kind. Some white, some other colors at times. Maybe the world is just stranger than it used to be. But I also think there is something out there that just likes to mess with us. Like it's entertaining for them, or something. But that's just my own thoughts. Hopefully, by sharing, we will eventually figure these things out. They probably occur more often than we realize. I will say there are strange sightings up here in the mountains at times. Skookum is a common name used on roads, creeks, etc., in this area. So, I think Native Americans experienced many of these things before we ever got here. They may know best what they really are.

[@tk423b]

I hope everyone realizes how many hours it takes to draw all that.

[@BobGymlan]

Right? This took Adrian 6 months. A Fred video usually has twice as many images, and he does it in about 25 days.

[@wisdomoftheearlychristians2037]

I'm an amateur artist myself who draws exclusively in black and white. I've noticed there are artists like me, and apparently Adrian, who draw slowly, methodically, and strive to make every detail as accurate as we can. We will not consider a drawing complete until we get it as technically perfect as we can make it. Then you have other artists that are like speed artists. They look at a scene, pick up a pencil and sketch it out at the speed of light like it's a Guinness book of world records contest. They can do a drawing in 5 minutes. I guess it's two different techniques and two different kinds of talent. Some of us just take longer than others:)

[@iSaidNo666]

It doesn't take that long if you know what you are doing!!

[@mikefiorentino167]

I gotta say for whatever it's worth, nothing puts a smile on my face like a new Bobby G video.

[@amandaw.5361]

Me too!

[@saraanddarrinmoneer3696]

100% AGREE

[@beebop4100]

Absolutely

[@jordangrey2888]

That's low-key Sad bruh, that's not saying much about your life lol I'd literally be the most adventure you'd probably ever meet lol

[@saraanddarrinmoneer3696]

@@jordangrey2888 You sir are a DUSH

[@BeetleBuns]

I've never met Superwolf, but I already love him. He deserves to have his story out there. somewhat related to the deer head story, I found an elk head once, just sitting all alone in the snow. It kind of creeped me out, even though I've found tons of dead elk and deer in various levels of decay/consumption. Maybe it's because it was only the head, but I've found others that didn't creep me out at all because I know coyotes like to drag them around. It's the only one that ever felt off to me.

[@Doxymeister]

That's weird. I had an odd experience too. My first job as a security guard was just after I got out of the military, at a college in a bedroom community outside a major metro area. As the new person, of course I got the graveyard shift, LOL. Good job, as I got to audit all the courses related to law enforcement. Anyway, it was very late (or early, LOL) around 2 am, and I was checking doors on the second level (exterior) of a building that connected to the one next door by a covered breezeway. As I got to the top of the steps and turned right, I saw a large liver laying in the middle of the veranda, and it seemed very fresh--steaming slightly. There was just a little blood under it, but otherwise not much blood. I say large--it was not big enough to be a cow liver, looked more appropriate to human size. I grew up on a farm, so I know how large cow livers are. I had not seen or heard anything out of the ordinary other than the liver, but it sure spooked me out for the rest of the shift. Just seemed very odd to see something like that in a suburban area.

[@reefsroost696]

@@Doxymeister I'll say. Odd is an understatement.

[@Doxymeister]

@@reefsroost696 TBH, BeetleBun's story--and the one in this video--is also pretty weird. An elk has a pretty large head, and it seems unlikely that a predator would bother to drag a head any distance from a kill, only to place it neatly and leave--that's a lot of effort to go to with no nutritional pay-off. IDK, we don't have many wolves where I live, no experience, but we do have coyotes, which are not even as large as many domestic dogs. An elk head is a lot of weight to bother with, it seems to me. But I'm no expert on coyotes or wolves.

[@Doxymeister]

@@reefsroost696 Say, I love the markings on your canine friend in the thumbnail--what breed is he? Love it!

[@RuinedTemple]

@@Doxymeister For me, it’d depend on a few factors: Was there any amount of neck or vertebrae attached to the elk’s head? Did it have any antlers? Was it still fully fleshed, partially consumed or decayed, or just the skull itself? Could it be identified if the point of severance was jagged & rough or more clean & even? How fresh did it look? Did they notice or look for any tracks, disturbances, or evidence either on the ground or up higher in the immediate environment around the head? Etc. I wonder if a bear might bother carrying the head of an elk kill off to another location if it was disturbed by something else & would’ve been convenient for it to do so… Or if, perhaps, a human may have had possession of it after harvesting & dividing it up to pack it out, only to come into a situation where they thought it advantageous to abandon the elk’s head rather suddenly (eg. being stalked or approached by a potentially dangerous predator such as a mountain lion, bear, wolves, Sasquatch, etc).

[@SwampOperator]

This channel is elite. A real jewel of youtube

[@marktwain368]

The author of this remarkable encounter is astounding and articulate and adds depth and richness to the tale by allowing us to see his thinking. Also, let's not just focus on the fabulous illustration: it is YOU Bob that makes this channel unique and intriguing! The way you read, the nuances of irony and emphasis you bring to your stories is your style, and therefore your contribution to the presentation of the fascinating material on your channel. This is why we, your fans, are here. Yeah.

[@Christian-uc2qi]

Man, that BIG project you are working on, can't wait to see it! This is nice in the interim, THANK YOU! Keeping your illustrator free to work on that project in the mean time, well done sir, well done!

[@pixiesouter9419]

My sister has a great Dane, mastifff cross. She looks like a cross between a wolf and scooby doo. She has enormous paws and she has the "sad look" like a mastiff. Sounds like Superwolf was once a domestic dog who went feral but remained relatively tame and friendly. I almost wish OP had approached him but at the same time I don't blame him for not approaching an unknown, massive dog even if he did feel a connection.

[@audreymuzingo933]

But danes and mastiffs both have really short, smooth hair, almost looks like bare skin, whereas a wolf's fur is really long and fluffy. So what is your sister's dog's coat like?

[@trailblazer632]

@@audreymuzingo933 newfoundlands don't though and are surprisingly common in the US. And those are MASSIVE dogs. And they could easily be confused for something like a bear

[@pixiesouter9419]

@@audreymuzingo933 A point I have considered myself also. She has shaggy hair, long and quite soft. My best guess for why, is that one of her parents also had alsatian in there genetics, as I would liken her fur most to that of a German Shepard or an Alsatian. She's also one of the least aggressive dogs I've ever known, she is very gentle, very good with kids (especially really young kids), she's loyal and she is very protective. Not bad with other dogs, but nervous around ones she doesn't know and her best friend is a small black cat named Bandit who like to sleep on the black patch on her back where he all but disappears. Overall an odd but beautiful dog.

[@pixiesouter9419]

@@trailblazer632 I live in Scotland, where Newfoundlands are quite rare. I've only ever seen one and that is exactly what we all called him, "Bear". They are stunningly massive animals, I agree. I would easily mistaken one for a giant wolf dog if I seen it wandering the woods of North America. Considering wolf dogs generally take genetics for both parents, a Newfoundland/Wolf hybrid would be a magnificent and terrifying sight to behold.

[@audreymuzingo933]

@@trailblazer632 HUH? I was asking about the op's sister's dog, lol.

[@justwaiting5744]

I also dislike change. In fact, I generally stop watching KZbinrs when they diverge a lot from the style that got me hooked in the first place; but honestly I like this. This artist is so talented and I love the dreamlike style of the work. As long as Fred doesn't disappear from your channel, I'd love to see more of this.

[@yliberal6355]

Exactly!

[@wadewilson8011]

Whether he disappears or not. I want THIS guy to stick around.

[@richardstrachmesserschmiti4979]

Change is for losers

[@dinarusso3320]

I'm here for the stories to be honest, so they can just use photographs for all I care

[@tanakeilidh384]

I especially loved the super wolf hug drawing, and the one where they're the hero team in a Sci fi/alternate reality adventure. Strange, ponderous, unfathomable... great story telling, cool art. Thank you for another great video!

[@privateprivate3767]

the guy that sent in this story comes across as some weirdo furry who wants to get yiffd by "super wolf"

[@konglight4070]

@@privateprivate3767 all he wanted was a hug and you translate that into "wanting to get yiff'd", get out of furry circles m8 they've ruined you.

[@privateprivate3767]

@@konglight4070 I didn't listen that far into the story coz it was lame

[@jakef5706]

I can’t wait to see the big project. Ya know it’s kinda funny if it weren’t for your videos I probably wouldn’t have done so well in the last unit of biology seriously it’s stupid how much your content helped me in that respect and in many more thank you.

[@reefsroost696]

Good ain't he?

[@11bluekitkats]

He did for me too last year I was watching some of his videos about more recent occurrences and it talked about some of the science and all the dots connected together for me

[@Viking_Luchador]

His video on the Thunderbird helped me gain A comfortable lead in a trivia night contest (I remembered the species of albatross that is currently the largest living flying bird)

[@LocoIV]

@@Viking_Luchador what video is that?

[@Viking_Luchador]

@ivan Acosta "Gentlemen... Behold!" kzbin.info/www/bejne/eXqcZJSVo86Er80

[@Amar1338]

I could listen to Bob for days . His voice is downright euphonious. Also, his pronunciation of the Kings English is textbook perfect.

[@reefsroost696]

And he's a story teller, one of the best.

[@paulweisgerber7654]

His voice is hypnotic, and it makes the illustrations come to life. Puts you in the moment.

[@saltandlight9068]

I fall asleep to it every night. So relaxing.

[@King_WhiteWolf]

I take just a small bit of pride in my decently large vocabulary and command of the English language. Seldom do I come across a word in English that I don't know, enough so that I've always been the guy people ask first about definition and spelling before consulting Google or a dictionary. That being said, thanks to your comment, that vocabulary expanded by 1 word today with "euphonious". Which in 35yrs I'd never come across till today. So thank you, kind internet rando! 🙂

[@Amar1338]

@@King_WhiteWolf Thank you for that King. 😀

[@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812]

Wow he's had more experiences than I have. Mine are... Seeing a "man" move faster than humanly possible. Hearing a disembodied male voice say "Duke" Seeing a transparent face in a screen door & Multiple peripheral sightings of shadows including a white one. Thanks for the video Bob, you rock. 🤘😎🤘

[@shaggyrumplenutz1610]

The artist did a great job. The blood and tissue patch was disturbing to say the least. The stories from the area remind me of Skinwalker Ranch.

[@beaches2mountains230]

I've seen similar large canine prints in an area off trail outside of Boone NC in an area on the TN side near a huge man-made lake who's name escapes me at the moment..only been up here a short while so still learning my way around and names of everything. I've got bigfoot sign up the mountain above my property too. Looks like it's rather old though. Those canine tracks I saw were like a big wolf but much longer and about 4 3/4 -5" wide..rather deep though so looks like it weighed about double me so maybe 400+. Stay aware of your surrounding, listen to ur intuition, if things go silent backtrack as calmy as possible without running. Good luck friends.

[@erilaz7449]

I saw a blood patch exactly like that when I was hunting with my uncle in colorado back in like 2012-2013. If I remember correctly it did have a few bones strewn about, but the blood covered an absolutely huge area, weirdly right on the top of of a steep hill. Never thought it was particularly "paranormal" but it bothered both of us at the time. Really sent a chill up my spine when he said that lol

[@mountebank5034]

Bruh an alien fucking vaporized a deer or something on that hill

[@synx5196]

vile sacrifice to dark gods

[@Rizzob17]

@@mountebank5034 that’s what I was thinking. Either that or the base was testing some cra cra new weapon.

[@faresh.7766]

Appreciate your efforts man , your channel is just on another level.

[@M60gunner1971]

@Fares H., I must concur.

[@guycampbell733]

i agree. Streets ahead.

[@augustusbetucius2931]

The illustrations here, and those on the episode about Georgia are truly impressive. Really excellent work.

[@tomjones2348]

Bob. You presentations are excellent. I love the fact that you don't use "moon music" in the background of your narrations. The art is always excellent, and thoughtfully done.

[@michaelwagner30]

Artist did a great job. And the story was fascinating as always. Been missing you

[@BobGymlan]

I missed you all too.

[@privateprivate3767]

the guy that sent in this story comes across as some weirdo furry who wants to get yiffd by "super wolf"

[@konglight4070]

@@privateprivate3767 all he wanted was a hug and you translate that into "wanting to get yiff'd", get out of furry circles m8 they've ruined you.

[@jeremysmith4620]

The art for this episode was great. I firmly believe any sort of channel releasing this sort of content should work with multiple artists to avoid the potential channel ending issues that can arise from a single partnership. Using multiple artists not only allows for more content to be released more consistently, but more importantly it helps to guard from a complete production shut down if something unforeseen occurs. People get sick, accidents happen, people need vacations/time off, creatives can get burned out easily, and a whole host of other issues that can be at least partially avoided by working with multiple artists. There is also the fact that the channel is blessed with access to not one, but two, amazing artists that are both willing and infinitely able to bring your narration to life in a fantastic way that c just oozes personality and character. Take this utter embarrassment of riches and run with it while you can. Churn out as much content as you can while working with the both of them in order to grow both your catalog and viewership. I'm looking forward to seeing what the both of them can do, as well as the mystery project!

[@Emiliapocalypse]

Well said.

[@christophermyers8157]

As a painter and artist I only wish I had 1/2 the skills you guys have in your illustrations. Not only are they amazing art, they perfectly match the story, which is amazing on it's own. One of the best channels ever, I've been a fan for as long as I can remember. Thank you Fred, Adrian, Bob, and all the other people who help make this channel happen!

[@GunsNBudder]

Listening to this in the car with my girlfriend the other day, she says "ok, I think this one is bullshit. Superwolf??" Then it came to the part where he was describing the UFO's overhead, casting beams down onto the tops of the clouds. I have told her that exact same experience before as I've seen it myself. 6 white discs of light quickly orbiting a 7th middle one, and the whole array was sliding back and forth, spinning, across the sky over my head. The discs of light were big, too; probably as big as a coffee can lid held at arm's length. It was freaky. Even freakier, I pulled over to look at it (I was in my car coming home from work one cold, rainy November night). I was just staring at the show, trying to figure out what the hell could be causing it. I was so insanely engrossed in it. Then suddenly, as if something threw a switch in my brain, I just decided not to care about it anymore and I drove right under it and away toward home. About 200 yards away, I stopped and thought "WTF!!!???". I ripped a fast U-turn to look at it some more, but it had disappeared. I tell people I felt as if I'd been scanned like groceries! We also have Sasquatch around here (Southwest NH) and I've had indirect experiences with them. I've never seen them, but I've certainly heard them, and they've definitely seen me. I've also heard the "mysterious sky noise" here, and truthfully that was the most insane, freaky thing I've ever experienced. It sounded like someone was landing a Harrier jet on our house at 3:30am. It was SO loud, and everywhere, yet nowhere. Dead calm, clear 70 degree night. You could see every star in the sky.

[@vl2663]

I’ve actually had a similar experience where I saw this weird red or white light in the sky at night (weird how I can’t remember which of the 2 colors it was) and at first i thought it was a star but it kept moving. Not just in one direction. It moved to the south then would come back to the north. At one point it came like directly up to where I was. It wasn’t close though. The entire time this “star” stayed up so high it really wouldn’t look out of place at all if you hadn’t stopped to notice the movements. It just looked like any other star in the sky. So it was just up there right? It stayed there for a good while and I was so curious I just stayed staring at it then I started to freak out a bit thinking how weird it is that I’m standing outside at 3am looking at a moving light in the sky. Well right after this I remember becoming disinterested and I just continued to walk in my front yard. After like 15 minutes of just thinking of unrelated things I seemed to snap out of that and I freaked out remembering that light. I remember looking up to the sky trying to find it. Idk if I saw it or not but either way I decided it was time to just go inside. I felt creeped out. But I also remember not being like super freaked out either. It was weird. In hindsight looking back though this is actually pretty scary for me to think about.

[@robertporte3729]

Im in Ontario. I live on an island that is 2 miles from the mainland. After hockey one night i had to walk across the ice. It wasn't thick enough to take a 4 wheeler yet but safe enough to walk it. I had my friend pi k me up at shore on the island. It was between 12 and 1am. Star filled bright night. No moon. All the way over I thought a plane was about to land on me. I searched the sky and couldn't see anything. My friend was at the landing/shore before me by about 25 minutes. She heard it to. And had actually knew about the phenomenon and told me about it weeks earlier. It was totally bizarre. I have 3 other friends that saw the orange ufo/whatever the same year approximately. They told me about it and then I showed this video to my buddy and he said that was exactly what they saw. I know where the author was and we live about 30 miles away from there as the crow flies. I believe this story.

[@bigjavo36]

This could be expanded to a whole Netflix series. Like this would be great pitch.

[@Liz_Mushroom]

I can't imagine how much work it takes to create a video like this, of this quality. It is really admirable that Bob does not compromise on quality in order to pump more videos out like many creators do. I wish I could like the video more than once. Thanks Bob for the work you put in to create these and for the 40 minutes of peace this vid has brought me.

[@PipeCat1965]

That Bob delivery, man. No matter the subject, no matter the strangeness, when Bob delivers it, it instantly goes from "Yeah, right" to "Oh, absolutely."

[@christiantaylor204]

I like his use of color to emphasize certain aspects of the art work. He does very nice work. If you don't keep him someone else will.

[@memomorph5375]

Great stories! The printless blood patch sounds strange. Sometimes algae grow in snow and turn it pink but this sounds different. Another possibility is that someone dumped dye or paint and it soaked out into a perfect circle in the snow… One set of prints (the person who put it there) and the animals would ignore it, too

[@mr.e6033]

I'm so glad you're making content again. This is one of my favorite channels for many reasons. Please never stop doing what you do!❤️👣

[@BobGymlan]

Just to be clear, I'm never not making content. It's just much faster to view it than to make it...

[@VictorianTimeTraveler]

This story reminds me of several things. 1: I used to see Footprints of a mountain lion around my house that were about as large as my splayed out hand. I don't know if I ever saw it but I definitely saw animals that it had taken down (deer and sheep) and I did see vaguely feline shape skulking through the woods once while I was going for a walk at night but I don't know if that was her or not. 2: My parents saw UFO out in the New Mexico desert. I was with them but I was a baby and too young to remember. I do have a Campfire story called "the first time I got drunk" that starts out normal then unexpectedly turns into an alien abduction story but that one is pure fiction and I always make that clear to everyone after I tell the story I would never make something up then pass it off as a real. 3: this is more of a confession. I love skeletons and one of the things that I used to do as a kid was collect rocks and animal bones then proceeded to arrange them in cool ways out in the woods. While I was listening to this I realized that if anyone ran across these, it might scare the hell out of them. (that was never my intention)

[@lore2587]

Tell me the campfire story

[@VictorianTimeTraveler]

@@lore2587 The Stars Burn quietly, the Crescent Moon casts a pallor over the high desert of New Mexico, Illuminating the hunting grounds of skinwalkers with a ghostly light. Tired, yet happy a band of friends huddle about the amber light of a campfire. Singing half-remembered songs and plucking absently at guitar strings. As a young woman, (her legs bare despite the cold) fulfills her self-imposed Duty as FireKeeper as a young man with green eyes, auburn hair and Mild Autism who had been, for the past half-hour blowing magnificent Smoke Rings with a pipe, that was the simulacrum of the one used by Tolkien stood to address his peers. Who wants to hear the story about the first time I got drunk? This question was answered by a resounding *yes!* that echoed along the surrounding Cliffs Of The Painted Desert. *Well* (I began) as you all know, I grew up in the Mormon church and was not even able to drink coffee, tea or Coca-Cola before the age of 21. (this Preamble prompted laughter) I don't exactly remember (I continued) how I came to be in the possession of a large bottle of cheap imported vodka, I merely remember I was happily taking swigs from it while walking down a lonely stretch of highway near the Navajo Indian Reservation and singing a Marty Robinson song... you know the one I mean 🎶Out in the west Texas town of El Paso I fell in love with a Mexican girl🎶 The Crickets sang along with me as I gave the middle finger to my upbringing 🎶Blacker than night where the eyes of Felina wicked and evil while casting her spell🎶 Now, this is where the story gets strange. Off in the distance I saw these strange lights. Looking back it seems foolish that I ignored these lights but at the time I didn't think much of them. 🎶 out through back door of roses I ran, out where the horses were tied, I caught a good one it looked like it could run I Saddle Up and Away I did ride, just as fast as I could from the west Texas town of El Paso out through the Badlands of New Mexico🎶 And through the drunken blur I see the lights again closer this time and yet still I ignore them. 🎶 it's been so long since I've seen the young Maiden my love is stronger than my fear of death, I Saddle Up and Away I did go, riding alone in the dark, maybe tomorrow a bullet may find me tonight nothing's worse than...🎶 the lights are blinding now and I hear the blast of trumpets accompanied by this horrible metallic Screech, and... I.. felt something... hit me.. I blacked out after that. When I awoke I was immobilized on a table and there were these tall faceless beings in white that had cut me open. I couldn't move, I couldn't scream I couldn't ask them questions. They murmured in muffled voices and one of them mimicked the voice of a woman, a cruel trick, a deception to keep compliant no doubt. Look up at the sky, I don't know what they are, I don't know who they are, I don't know what they want and I don't know what they wanted with me but they are out there. It's something that I can't remember, something I can't forget. It haunts my dreams and keeps me from sleeping. This this has knod at my sanity ever since and it always will.

[@privateprivate3767]

the guy that sent in this story comes across as some weirdo furry who wants to get yiffd by "super wolf"

[@konglight4070]

@@privateprivate3767 all he wanted was a hug and you translate that into "wanting to get yiff'd", get out of furry circles m8 they've ruined you.

[@GrislyAtoms12]

I didn't think I'd get more than 20 minutes through this, but you held my rapt attention the whole time, Bob. Thanks an awful lot for uploading.

[@Ryansumthin]

This is seriously one of my favorite videos I’ve ever see on UTube. And I spend an abnormal amount of time there as my job involves about 2hrs of work per 8hrs. The illustrations enhance your videos to a degree I cannot applaud enough. Absolutely beautiful work. I’m so glad I discovered your channel as I view it as one of the best channels out there. Much respect from a bowed that’ll always be watching.🙏🏼✊🏼

[@kerristewart3481]

Thank you for all your hard work. You are appreciated.

[@WangMingGe]

Being from Ontario, Canada, I naturally love this. There's plenty of stuff on mysteries in Canada, which is all well and good, but a lot of it is concentrated on BC and the arctic. Ontario....ehhh, I am biased, but it has its own peculiar character, what with all the granite, and dense woods, lakes, and Lovecraftian abandoned farmsteads, etc.

[@SylvieRio1]

Fellow Ontarian here!

[@nikolai9520]

The events seem to have occurred near either North Bay or Belleville. (Edit: checking Google maps, I might be wrong. Peterborough has a few good stories about Sasquatch chasing two young guys on dirt bikes.)

[@jeffkerr807]

I too am from southern Ontario. Guelph to be exact. I have encountered high strangeness. My friend and i saw a huge craft up close. It was about 100 ft away. 100 ft in the air and about 200 ft long. It was massive. It appeared typically saucer shaped but it was early evening and from my angle it was hard to tell for sure. Could have been wedge shaped. It had 3 - 4 non flashing white lights along its side. It made absolutely no sound. It seemed to be hovering but was actually moving incredibly slow. We watched it dumbfounded for a full few minutes until it eventually passed behind a building. We ran as fast as we could to the other end of the building to see it again but it was already miles away . Just a point of light in the distance. Years later my girlfriend told me she saw an alien being. looking at her through the sliding doors in our bedroom. She was in bed and made eye contact with it. She said she was paralyzed with fear. She put the covers over her head and wouldn't look out again. . In the same house the sliding doors led to the back yard where ther was an inground pool. One year when i was opening the pool i found some very strange substance in the skimmer basket. It was a whitish pink slimy, mucous- y rubbery shapeless blob that i could only describe as seeming like some kind of alien substance.

[@falstaff59]

@@nikolai9520 Trenton, I think.

[@johnr797]

Ottawan here, but this story took place in Mont Tremblant. My grandmother and I had taken a trip to see the autumn leaves and we were staying in a large lodge-like place pretty high up on one of the mountain faces. We were out on one of the balconies when we both saw something about a kilometre or two away falling straight down out of the sky with a huge column of dark smoke trailing behind it. This was 18 years ago and even at 90 she still remembers it clearly, and she is far from one who believes in anything supernatural. This was the first night of our stay, and we checked the radio, newspapers, etc. for 10 days and there was absolutely nothing. Still can't explain that one.

[@alestiiidaeno_last3075]

I can understand why these stories are really hard to bridge together. A small series of events only becomes abnormal when viewed in hindsight.

[@royalcreations3970]

That was excellent. I wouldn't say he's crazy but he's definitely having some crazy experiences of high-strangeness. Great artwork too. ☮

[@BobGymlan]

Thank you!

[@boyce5994]

@@BobGymlan I seen the exact same thing about 11 years ago, and watched it leave earths atmosphere in the blink of an eye. I had friends with me as well. Same exact burnt orange ball with no noise, in the tops of the trees.

[@boyce5994]

@@BobGymlan the place in which I seen this. I had years of experience there of noises following us at night. Among MANY other serious incidents that left some of my friends catatonic for weeks. 1 in which an entire war party of about 1000 people ran up a trail alongside us, hooting and hollering and shaking the ground with footsteps (at 2am). I had also been physically grabbed at one point. ALL in that exact area of the orange light

[@chimaerica1613]

I had a similar sighting as one in these stories. I was walking home from my job as a Gas Station clerk. I got off at 1AM, the sky was clear and I could see a fair amount of stars for living outside of a pretty good sized city. I have a habit of picking stars out of the sky and thinking about how many different civilizations I could be looking at any given second. I had picked one star, and had been focusing on it as I walked for about 10 or 15 minutes or so, thinking about the different kinds of planets that might inhabit it, etc. I suddenly got the urge to "greet" the star in my thoughts and to my absolute shock it just flew away. I still think about the time a star got tired of my shit and left.

[@AverageAmerican]

Guys, those ain't stars. They are an intellectually superior race of subterrestrial giants! In fact, they are the same people that founded Egypt... Plus, your speculations are potentially true. Like, they might have heard you talking about them from a long distance, for example.

[@eyecomeinpeace2707]

@Nggaplz Yep the wife and I seen the same thing from our backyard one summer night. It looked just like a freakin star.

[@eyecomeinpeace2707]

@@AverageAmerican That would be a scary thought, that there potentially could exist a race of giants living under the earth and pilot these star crafts in the cover of darkness.

[@AverageAmerican]

@@eyecomeinpeace2707 It is a scary thought but you're a Hebrew. Our kings are giant killers! hahaha

[@bruna.brandt0303]

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[@silvernova354]

Great to hear from you again, Bob. Illustrations from Adrian look fine to me. Thanks to both of you.

[@M60gunner1971]

@Silver Nova, Correct!

[@catgirlghost765]

Figured I should share my brief little encounter as well; During the winter of 2018 I went to let my dog out at some dreary hour of the night. I openned the door and let her do her thing. After about 10 minutes she wasn’t back and I grew concerned. I walked out in the snow and called her name. I then heard her distinct bark and and saw her running back with another dog following her. At first I thought it was our neighbors German shepherd, but then I saw a second dog in close pursuit. I wasn’t scared, but I was taken aback. We have a pool in our backyard surrounded by a meter tall chain link fence. These dogs easily stood taller than the fence Which might be on par for a wolf’s height, certainly larger than our neighbors dog. I’m 5’2’’ and felt like if I had gotten closer I could look these things in the eye standing up straight. They stopped shortly after they saw me, paused momentarily, just long enough for my tiny little dog to bark at them one last time then disappeared into the woods. They didn’t seem hostile or aggressive towards me our my dog. They were inquisitive, atleast I think so. Like those videos online you see of a golden retriever with a kitten. Only much larger. Anyways that’s my story. I also live in Ontario Canada, not terribly far from Toronto or the Great Lakes. But not terribly wild either. There’s a gas station and supermarket less than 10 minutes away.

[@CarnivoreStork]

😳

[@js9587]

...direwolves. Sounds like your neighbor may have been warging into them. Maybe keep a crossbow or two around.

[@jbird976]

That's awesome!

[@ToyInsanity]

Canukacabra

[@AutonomousVII]

Sounds like you had a run in with some good sized grey wolves. They can appear much larger then they really are because of their long fur. Do you think this sounds right or was it really something different or out of the ordinary?

[@ufojoedude]

I really enjoyed this artist's rendition of Bob's writing desk and I especially liked the creatures that joined him to watch the process. Always good to have some more Bob Gymlan and these projects coming on the horizon have me excited.

[@davidhowe7844]

I live in Ontario as well, and from the sounds of the description of his area, with being close to one of the first European settlements, I think I live in the same area. But I've also had quite a few strange experiences over the years while hunting or hiking

[@marchfifth1754]

It's suppose to be Sault Ste. Marie which is the first European settlement in Ontario. The map he drew makes no sense as nothing like that exist. There is only one airport and it does not border a straight road nor is there a Trailer park or private area beside it.

[@davidhowe7844]

@@marchfifth1754 Sault Ste. Marie or Ste. Marie in Midland. I've never been up to the Sault but I live like 20mins from the other one

[@sid7088]

North Bay

[@JessicaD.-vb9ho]

It's definitely talking about Midland.

[@loosecrash]

I am absolutely in love with this artwork. Even the way he illustrated the aerial perspective of the area with the trailer park and the air base was fun to look at. Cheers. edit: a question for any artists who might be reading my comment: what type of markers do you think was used to make the pieces? Alcohol based? The blending and the gray tones are so pleasing to look at.

[@BooksofHighStrangeness]

Hi Bob. My name is Rob and I just want to say thank you friend. I don't often have much that makes my day brighter but your uploads do. Thank you for giving another some joy. God bless you.

[@coreyhardwick4660]

Hope you have a good day.

[@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812]

Yeah definitely have a good day. 😊

[@BobGymlan]

Bless you too, you and yours.

[@alexevanspoppsychedelicren4158]

Gorgeous illustrations! Love the normal illustrations too, but it's always good to see fresh new art! I love it all. Good stuff. Of course, your voice and writing lull the viewer/listener into a relaxed state, open to new ideas. Can't say I buy the Sasquatch stuff, but I'm committed to always keeping an open mind. Your arguments usually have pretty strong logical analysis, minus the whole unfalsifiable statements which are also part of my pet theories concerning UFO's. Anecdotes and 'educated' guesses are unfortunately mostly all we have to work with, ignoring the few massive pieces of evidence like the Pentagon videos, historical documents, and so on.

[@michellesartori6695]

Alex, go take yourself to the How to Hunt channel with Steve Isdal. He was a hunter/guide and still lives and works in the wild country of Canada. He tells people's encounter stories and trust me there are 1000's. He really can't keep up with them all. I live in country NSW Australia and I have personally had a juvenile Yowie run in front of my car at dusk coming up to 2 years ago. I'm just a random person commenting to another random person on YT but I HAVE seen these creatures and I KNOW they exist but I am by no means alone in this. Yowie Encounters Australia or the Yowie Files are very interesting podcasts too if you're interested in an Australian perspective. Dixie Cryptid is another channel that tells people's encounter stories and Cam is great to listen to also. David Paulides Missing 411 is another channel I believe you'd enjoy. We don't live in a world like we've been led to believe and there's a LOT of stuff out there that sounds incredible but is true, we just need to find it. Good luck with your journey!

[@buckrogers6378]

@@michellesartori6695 - I respect your opinion, but I can only recommend 1 of those channels. I find Cam's channel to be fantastic and entertaining and appreciate his down home, real person vibe. Cam is a guy you want to hang out with. I can't recommend Steve or Paulides, after being an early fan of both of their channels. No need to go into any reasons lest I suffer the wrath of their fans, that is unless they've all been turned into flying monkeys by now (just a joke, breathe, relax, breathe.......now fly and attack and bring me those ruby slippers!) I can recommend very highly 'The Missing Enigma' as a channel hyper-focused on accuracy and truth while being incredibly intriguing as well. Compare his stories directly with Missing 411 version of the same topic and you'll understand why they're called "Missing" stories. Here come those flying monkeys again I fear.

[@11UncleBooker22]

Thanks Bob, you and your team never disappoint. I know I speak for everyone when I say we look forward to more. Thanks man.

[@kendiggs]

These illustrations are fantastic and mesh very well with the style established by Fred. Super job, new guy!

[@igotthepower2056]

Take as long as you need for videos. We'll always be here to enjoy whatever you put out. Thank you, and keep up the good work!

[@BobGymlan]

Thank you, I know you are and it helps me sleep at night.

[@otterboyva]

*GASP in Palpatine voice* I KNEW IT!!!!

[@BobGymlan]

It’s treason then.

[@otterboyva]

@@BobGymlan 🤣🤣🤣

[@sumo-ninja]

Man I'm a really huge fan of this guy's way of relaying his stories. I've also never really thought about it until now but his way of explaining his emotions during the events is very helpful in making the story relatable and easier to understand like this dude is good at it and I wish he could be the guy that wrote everyone's experiences because this was a comfortable listen

[@davidgreen7835]

Good story. And very high quality art.

[@thedukeofchutney468]

Any day Bob Gymlen posts is a good day.

[@saraanddarrinmoneer3696]

A GREAT DAY!!! I agree

[@PlanetZoidstar]

It's so good to see you back, Bob. Love the illustrations, especially the first one with the all-star Cryptid cast.

[@rickybobby420.]

Much like this person I had an experience near some woods with a white light hoovering low to the ground. My friends barely reacted to it also like this person says in the story. Weird af but comforting to know someone else experienced the same exact thing.

[@lexxstrum]

Ok, love Adrian's work. He's got serious skills for a "not a professional". So, I watch this whole litany of strangeness in Ontario, and it's a lot to take in. I think the writer might be some sort of "conduit" of some kind; that he is a focal point for the strangeness. The fact he wasn't affected by the mental sedation that his friends and gf seemed to be affected by is interesting. I also have a kinda out there theory for all of this. Fairies. I know it sounds stupid, but we have strange lights, strange sounds, a mysterious animal, a ghost, people acting strangely, and feelings of being compelled to interact with the mysterious lights and animal. I know it's unscientific, but if you told this story to someone in Ireland a couple hundred years ago, they'd be like "What ye got there are the fair folk, boyo!"

[@craigrock8444]

Outstanding Bob! I think your illustrator did an amazing job!!

[@harmionaniki]

Coyote-Dog or even Wolf-dog hybrids can be larger than any of it's parent species and it is pretty common with hybrid species (like the Liger, Mule, Polar - Grizzly bear hybrids etc.) I don't know what exact gene causes this but yeah it's nothing supernatural but pretty cool and kinda rare in nature

[@GreaterGrievobeast55]

I don’t think the “superwolfs” size is what the narrator dwelled on. Rather the odd mental impressions he had relating to it. Of course that doesn’t make it supernatural automatically either, but I wouldn’t want it to be overlooked with the rest of the stuff this guy wrote about.

[@cyberedge881]

Hybrid vigor!

[@4neodesigns247]

@@GreaterGrievobeast55 Agreed, seemed like a spiritual experience. Whether or not there is weight behind such emotions, that’s what he described which is pretty unique when first seeing a strange animal. It’s engrained into our survival traits to immediately fear what we don’t understand and set off fight or flight. He didn’t feel that at all which is incredibly interesting. Even being startled by a deer can cause your heart to race for a second.

[@jackmomma2237]

I’m a little late to this video but I love when you do fan submissions. As a fan that has had an abnormal experience with a creature of unknown origin, it’s relatable, and I feel at home on your channel. Just wanted to say thank you for all the work you and your fine illustrators do. And I’d love to tell you my story some time. I just don’t know how to actually write you. ((:

[@BobGymlan]

You are, and always will be, welcome here.

[@jackmomma2237]

@@BobGymlan it’s actually my birthday so thank you for replying to me!! You’re the best!! Also I sent you an email about my sighting! Hope you see it ((:

[@phylocybe_]

I’m a big fan of superwolf. Maybe he’s still out there causing forgotten memories to spring up.

[@Inlinetodie]

This will alert the algorithm, your channel is gonna explode Mr Bob. If you would ever like some footage from BC or AB, I would be happy to share.

[@kawawangkowboy9566]

Well... I just told my husband that breakfast is going to have to wait about an hour. There's a new Bob Gymlan video

[@BobGymlan]

I love pancakes. But only if they’re thin and crispy. Or fluffy and buttery. I like waffles too. Bacon. I’m hungry.

[@benkeller6027]

Don't prints in snow always look bigger than the foot/paw that created it after a small period of time?

[@brumm0m3ntum94]

The part where you stripped naked while demanding that this new artist drew vacuum inflation art was kinda odd, especially for a face reveal, but over all great video!

[@cobyporschifer221]

I New ARTIST is off the charts!!! The detail is more realistic to me You made a Stellar choice. Hope you utilize this artist in the future. Good Vibes 👣

[@diegosousa5327]

That’s amazing and would be really nice of you to coop with illustrators, storytellets, researchers…

[@davidsaladin2365]

Once again you made a good decision the artwork and story were just as good if not better than the others that you had done

[@marchfifth1754]

The map this guy drew makes no sense, the town should be Sault Ste Marie. There is only one Airstrip and its no where near a trailer park or private property. So I feel like dude made up some fake ass story.

[@thereistruth7437]

I love the illustrations!! Great story too

[@GreaterGrievobeast55]

This fred guy’s alright! Keeping up tradition with the intro and getting these background details really well. This fellows story was slow at the start but it was important ti establish his familiarity with the place. Never heard anything like whats going on with those dear bones either or the head?? OR A BLOOD CIRCLE!? super wolf sounds cute though30:19 badass poster two! Make fir a great adventure comic!

[@harryknapper1133]

Love you Bob keep up the good work and amazing videos!

[@kolekiser6681]

This new art guy did a wonderful job with this

[@Dparsons022]

MY SISTER DID THE SAME!! When we saw an orb in 2022!! She acted so unbothered, in a trance like state. It weirded me out that she didn’t care and I was like ITS A DAMN ORB😦😦😦😦. So glad I’m not alone in that.

[@johngetbent]

I would be so frustrated with the friends in this story or your Sister in yours...I would find it hard to trust them after that. I had an odd sighting back home in Nova Scotia Fall of 2004. There was a road that was so unused that I used to use it as a place to practice skateboarding(The road I lived on was not paved and this was in a very farm heavy part of the province) Me and my friend Sasha were hanging out, skateboarding. There was a light in the distance to the East that we both assumed was the headlight of a Combine as it was harvest season and there were corn and potato fields all around. Then there was a whiring noise and the light started getting closer and it was moving quite slow. As the light got closer we realized it was in the air and not in the field. It floated above our heads and had a look that I can only describe as "Halo Camo" like that watery see-through..In 2004 I didn't even have an X-box so when I saw that playing Halo at a friends house a few years later it gave me an eerie feeling. I am glad that my friend Sasha still recalls the events and we have talked about it over the years, I live far away from there now and we chalked it up to Military tech and Nova Scotia is kind-of a perfect testing ground. I am just really happy that there was the shared experience that neither of us can really explain or ignore.

[@AustinMCraigDoesNeatStuff]

Bob, love your stuff. Thought on this: • Love the new illustrator. Good to have a few to keep things moving. • This witness seems to have a giant red flag: A lot of the “weirdness” is coming directly from HIM. He felt weird feelings, we waved at the UFO, he thinks superwolf and him have a shared history. Were there strange circumstances? Sure, but this is all obviously filtered through the eyes of somebody who is prone to perceiving events as strange, including his own emotional state and behavior. Highly suspect. • I think a lot of what your viewers (like me) enjoy is your commentary. You have a really level view on high strangeness that feels free of prejudice. Would love to have your thoughts on the accounts of your outside witnesses. Keep it up, always eager to see and hear your work.

[@AustinMCraigDoesNeatStuff]

Oh and there’s a decent chance your viewers would pay for prints of those first couple images from the video.

[@maria2400]

Incredible story. The art work is incredible too.

[@AlS-du1rt]

When the world needed him most, he returned...

[@christinearmington]

Definitely optimal and prime! 🤩

[@12345678927164]

We all need a super wolf. Even if we don’t know why.

[@smasher.338]

I worked in a place like you described while i was overseas for the government. It was a secured compound, in an already secured compound. The same odd activity would take place. Cranes and equipment eould move things around and then put them back where they were, people would get in trucks drive circles and then just park. It may seem like very odd behavior, until i tell you we were training soldiers on new and unfamiliar equipment they would be using in country.