WARNING: Yosemite National Park Is HIDING SOMETHING

In tonight's episode, we talk about the mysterious and supernatural phenomenons going on in Yosemite's National Park, and the secrets that it hides!
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What Lurks Beneath is a channel focused on true scary stories and true horror stories, I cover the supernatural cryptids, bigfoot, dogman and scary mysteries. In this channel, you'll find storytelling of the unkown, the supernatural and the paranormal. If you enjoy shows like Unsolved Mysteries or Paranormal Witness, you'll enjoy What Lurks Beneath

[@dynjarren5454]

While hiking with my dog in Yos I found and helped get a woman trapped between a tree and a rock outcropping. She was happy to see me especially out in the back country. After a rest I helped her to the ranger station...my dog got the reward. All was well after

[@Ms.Mewitdabullshit]

You should’ve gotten an ward too Good job btw!

[@winniecash1654]

She's lucky you came along, that's for sure.

[@chrisaguirre4771]

@@Ms.Mewitdabullshit why do you have a terrorist organization in your name?

[@TrustinJesusChrist-John3.16]

You've got to be so foolish hiking alone. Never, never go into the wild alone.

[@C-TOS]

The hairdo to challenge Ancient Aliens Guy hairdo.

[@jeffpalatial248]

"It's Werewolves"

[@crimsonffire]

His is better than the ancient aliens guys by far.

[@jeffpalatial248]

@@crimsonffire let's not get ahead of ourselves here

[@michelewalburn4376]

A battle of the hair!

[@crimsonffire]

@@jeffpalatial248 the dude from ancient aliens uses a hole bottle of hair stray 🤣 and I like his new look suits him, tho he has had it more styled ,but you can't have a good hair day everyday 🤣

[@stevenlile8054]

Fear not the Beast that can take your life, but please Fear him who can takes both life and Soul,.

[@MrVangboi05]

I live in Fresno and I have seen a wolfape before. Once in the country side. It was in the middle of the night and I was with my little brother. The ambient light was just enough to see the shape and facial structure. To me, the face looks exactly like a cat and the body was very hairy but shaped like a human with fingers and claws. It was crouching looking directly at us. I seen it and told my brother what the heck is that? He looked at it directly too. We all stared at each other for what seemed like forever til my brother decided to spit at it. As soon as he does, the creature ran off with such speed that all we were able to see was the wake of the grass behind the creature. Till this day, we don't know what the heck we saw...

[@charlibaltimore7641]

When you talked about the flannel man, I had a flashback to my early childhood! I'm 70 years old and when I was a child, still sleeping in a crib (maybe 3 or 4) I remember waking up in the middle of the night, looking over at my brother sleeping and seeing what I thought was my dad sitting on the side of his bed, he was wearing a red and black flannel shirt. Not sure why that fact sticks in my head. I said "daddy?" he turned his head and looked at me and raised his finger to his lips to shush me. Then turned back to my brother and raised a huge knife over his head like he was going to stab my brother! I SCREAMED!! He disappeared and when my mother and father came running in, I wanted nothing to do with my dad, which was unusual for me. I remember this as clearly as if it happened yesterday. This story just brought it flooding back.

[@RotiJohn-c3z]

sure thing... what a fantasy... anything goes on YT... still smoking the funny stuff, hippie ??? well, back to reality.. to your bingo, boomer

[@amycats4091]

My husband saw a "night crawler" as a kid when he was camping with a friend. When we first saw the Fresno video he said "that's I saw when I was camping with my friend!" He told me about that encounter when we first met back in 1997 and I was spooked as heck. This took place in Maryland. Edit: I talked to my husband today and I forgot that he saw it multiple times, so he will write it down so I can send it to What lurks beneath.

[@icantthinkofaname15]

I've seen the Fresno nightcrawler video. Like wth are those??? They look non threatening lol

[@autumn_breeze140]

Now I’m intrigued I’m from MD, never saw this video now I have to look it up.

[@sylvesterstanton7488]

I live in Maryland also and you have piqued my interest.

[@nasv2587]

Does he remember where in maryland this took place?

[@amycats4091]

@@icantthinkofaname15 My husband could never figure out what they were until he saw the first video. His childhood home use to be native land and it made sense. They were camping in the woods of his backyard.

[@Gamelikeamom]

I had an experience with a flannel shirt ghost back in 2004 or 2005. I was staying at a family members house in Warren Michigan. It was about 1-2 am and I could not sleep so I was watching TV. Something in my peripheral vision caught my attention. I turned and looked, there was a flannel shirt floating in the air where it would be if worn by a person. I saw no head or limbs, just the shirt. It was translucent and was visible for about 20 seconds. I just shrugged and went back to watching TV until I could sleep. I never saw the flannel ghost again but it was strange

[@nicothenatural]

I've had lots of experiences over the years, especially when I was younger. As I've gotten older I've tuned it all out and kind of forgot I used to have weird experiences. I hang my laundry to let it air dry regularly, sometimes on the curtain rod above my closet. Recently I was sitting in bed at night, watching TV and getting ready to sleep when my clothes hangers all suddenly started swinging like something had walked by them. Mind you, I live alone and the closet is in a corner with no drafts, hallways or anything like that. It spooked me a bit but I figured hey, I can live with a prankster. So long as I'm not being hurt, haunted or assaulted I'm good lol but it was creepy for a day or two lol

[@Gamelikeamom]

@@nicothenatural I put myself in therapy thinking I was going schizophrenic. Turns out the therapist and doc said its not mental illness and suggested I work on mental walls I can put up and take down as I chose. My life has been much better. I hated walking through a store and seeing people with half their heads missing, or see a creepy guy staring me down from the hallway. I can sense when a ghost is in a home. I usually let my walls down to get a read on the spirit, mainly to see if it's there to cause problems or not. I have had malevolent and benevolent spirits in my life. I can usually get away with just talking to them saying " I know you're here and as long as you behave I won't bother you."

[@AimeeAimee444]

I don’t question the validity of your experience.

[@Gamelikeamom]

@@AimeeAimee444 I didn't think you were questioning it, I was just adding in that I have also been going through this most of my life. I had no one to explain what I was seeing and it lead to me thinking I was going crazy. I understand why you would perceive it as validation.

[@natalie_v0.0.1]

@@Gamelikeamom I do this all the time. Any time I go to the bathroom I say “please don’t watch me I’m self conscious” and when we moved I gave a speech to the empty new house that any nice “people” were welcome just please don’t creep me out or show yourself to me in the dark at night I’m jealous and also not of your experiences because on one hand I’d love to have an experience that made my belief into fact but on the other, I’m a big baby and can’t handle the implications or “creepiness”

[@ericsimonds3631]

If you read Dave Paulidis' book on Yosemite national park you will see that there are alot more than 30 missing people

[@lisakarson3279]

Did he mention 30? I got distracted. But yes there are WAY more missing people than only 30

[@Psilocybin77]

Yeah that number seemed awfully low considering the period recorded. I find it so strange that those kinds of records are so closely held.

[@lisakarson3279]

@Unatoned Gaming I read the "DP" part as @DarknessPrevails lol

[@lisakarson3279]

@Unatoned Gaming I love him😌

[@icantthinkofaname15]

Yosemite has the biggest cluster of missing people in all the national parks. Very fascinating. Sad also but I so wanna know what's happening to those people.

[@ugotpassed7241]

You know it would be really funny if these woodland creatures are screaming to try and communicate with us because that’s all they hear us do when we see one. Maybe they think it’s hello in our language LOL

[@scottcantdance804]

I saw someone say something similar about dogman recently, that maybe the reason they have such evil looking smiles and like to peer in through windows at people is just because they are really unfortunate looking by nature and really want to play fetch or something. But people see their terrifying smiles and see them through windows and get terrified. So dogmans feelings are just perpetually hurt.

[@icantthinkofaname15]

Lol

[@Janellabelle]

You know The Smiling Man? Ingrid Cole? The guy everyone sees that has just a very creepily large smile they perceive to be evil? I like to think hes just a hapless alien desperate to get to know a human for his research, and knows that we smile when we are happy and mean no harm and want to be friendly to each other so he puts on the biggest smile he can but yet all his encounters end in the human running for their life. I imagine he can't figure out what he could be doing wrong and at this point he can't possibly smile any bigger and is quite confused. Lol poor Smiling Man!

[@teresamanthy551]

Lmao

[@Maven0666]

😆 Good point!

[@M5guitar1]

Stupid wandering kids die annually at Yosemite. I knew of one who fell to his death at age 16; his idiot friend also fell but hit a tree, and landed in bushes. He only survived after covering himself from the cold with leaves and pine needles. My two goofball nephews also got themselves lost on the way to Half Dome. They survived only when another off trail hiker found them after spending the night cold with no water or food.

[@brandon_crow1291]

And this is why when Native Americans say not to fuck with something you DON'T FUCK WITH THINGS!

[@largelarry2126]

I think there's more Hocus-Pocus going on in Washington DC than in the national parks.

[@aronthedev3074]

The only ghost I've ever seen wore a flannel shirt just like in the story. My wife (then girlfriend) and I were sleeping at her grandmother's house in the room where her grandfather passed away from cancer. I woke up to a figure with a big belly wearing a red flannel shirt and big brown beard standing next to the bed looking down at us. I didn't look up high enough to see his face. I closed my eyes and it was gone when I opened them again. I described what I saw to my wife and her grandmother in the morning, her grandmother showing me a picture of her late husband wearing the exact flannel shirt and a big brown beard that she kept beside her in her own room. I've been in houses with strange noises and footsteps, but that was the only ghost I've actually ever seen.

[@vanessanurkala6868]

I'm kinda seeing a spike in numbers of views etc the latest you post. Ie: not 6pm... Really been watching the numbers and I'm still over the moon happy for you! You're doing so good!

[@southernsoul152]

That was so sweet of you to share your observation with him. I hope he reads it and reaps the benefits

[@masterodisguise2983]

Yeah this was in my recommended

[@Factory_Muff]

Yosemite is so vast and deep that people can go start new lives just living off the land out there for whatever reason. Probably a popular place for cults and human ritual sacrifices.

[@shawnvodden9967]

Not many people can tell stories as well as you while keeping interest peaked. Kudos! Just subbed and can't wait to walk through your catalog!

[@fookustudios3279]

6:44 - "anxiety quickly spread through the group like chain lightning." - nice D&D reference.

[@heathereagleson1098]

I’ve visited Yosemite twice when I was a girl and pre-teen. The first time I visited, I remember staying in a little cabin with my mom, sister and grandma. Behind the cabins was a little creek, with a group of deer. I can’t remember the name of the lodge, but it was a well-known one, with a large cafeteria lodge to eat nearby. Some of my uncles went, as well as a male cousin (same age as my younger brother), but all the men stayed in a tent at the campsite. The second time I went to Yosemite, I remember rafting down an icy river near some campsites, which was the runoff from the melting snow (it was Spring). It was a smooth and leisurely ride. In that same river, I jumped right in (yet somehow I tolerated the frigid water). I swam under the surface, until I touched the bottom (it was shallow, fortunately) and actually felt a large tree trunk, covered in algae. Off I n the distance from this particular area, I had a “bird’s eye view” of half-dome, where an avalanche happened to be occurring! At that particular moment I wished for binoculars, but I could see pine trees splintering from falling rocks. The sound was akin to lightning, but it was the sound from tumbling rocks and shattering trees. Anyway, maybe a day or two later, we went hiking near this area. It had guard rails and was steep and the tour guide explained a couple died there from a recent avalanche. I’m not sure if it was the same one I recently witnessed and why we were even hiking near there anyway, but there was grey rock dust covering everything in site! I hope to visit Yosemite again, but with my dog. Apparently there’s dog friendly lodging and trails.

[@GinoBtheman]

I heard my dad say “come on buddy let’s get back!” In Yosemite a few years ago. Except my dad was staying out in groveland, I went into the park for the day to explore, and I’m never going on a trail alone again

[@shawnj1679]

I don't know about "Flannel man" in Yosemite, but I do know about some very strange things in my village Chitina(About 250 miles outside of Anchorage.), Alaska and in my people's area in the Copper River valley. I am half Athabascan from the Ahtna region and I have seen some very weird things in the Alaskan wilderness. Over 2,000 people go missing up here every single year which is a staggering number considering we only have about 700,000 people. I used to think the "Bush Indian"(Like a Sasquatch but 9-10 feet tall.) was just some nonsense that my grandma Rose and the elders would tell us to scare us. Until one night the mother of my child and I went for a drive in Chitina and were crossing the bridge going over the Mighty Copper River at around 11pm in the summer time. In Alaska it never gets all the way dark in summer and we could clearly see this Tse'Eni(In my peoples tongue.) taking Salmon from a fish wheel until it looked up at us realizing it had been spotted. From that night on my mind is wide open to a lot of things. We also lived in a house in Copper Center that was haunted(We found out later that a man had killed himself there.), but that is a whole other story. I'm 6'2 and 275lbs and built like a defensive lineman and I now realize that I am no match for some of these undiscovered creatures that live in our Forests.(Not to mention Bears.)

[@Joe-Slow]

Yeah you better take that trench gun

[@JimboLogic]

The further you venture away from civilization the further down the food chain you go.

[@Viso333]

The wolf ape story made me think of bear without fur. Just Googled bears without fur. Some look a lot like pappoon from the head like descriped in story. Maybe its just bear with some dicease that makes them lose some of their hair and that explains also the sickly sounds they make. Bears without hair look weird.

[@lynneshively3790]

In my opinion, the ONLY reason Yosemite released the names of the missing is because David Paulidis has written CanAm Missing 411 books and lists those who have gone missing who fit a very specific profile. One thing we hear from these incidents is the hikers are always knowledgeable and experienced. The older folks and children have certain health issues, diabetes, heart issues, etc.

[@disideratum]

Really spot on research and storytelling! My 2¢ about the deer heads is that they were gifts (food) maybe from a Squatch, maybe a Pale Crawler like the other guys saw out there. Doubt it was a S***walker if it took off down a steep cliff. I've only heard/read about walkers running away on flat land (most of the time attacking) whereas a Crawler tends to be timid and literally can run up a wall, on all fours. Also have heard granite boulders, cliffs, etc often have paranormal phenomena attached to them. Possible homes for Huldufólk, gnomes and earthy Fae. Of course this is all complete conjecture...

[@TruthSeekers-nf8fx]

I believe it 💯

[@elizabethsisney9145]

For conjecture, you are pretty spot on! Sounds like you have done some research, or are knowledgeable on the Crawler and the fae etc. 🤗😻😻😉🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@sarahg.2772]

Not real sure what kind of food a human being cld get especially out of a Deer head honestly. Knowing that Deer is a favorite to many Predators you wld diffenately think 🤔that Sasquatch are smart enough to know that there's nothing nutritional about the head of any animal. More like a Trophy for the Killer of such an animal otherwise I just don't see the value of such a "Gift". Though it would most diffenately promote fear to most of those who undoubtedly came across such a thing being outside though. 🤔

[@brianfitch5469]

If something leaves you a deer head, that should be taken as a warning to get out of here. Not as a gift. Nothing but death awaits you here. A few stories I've heard of Hunters chased out of the woods and they will find a killed deer by their truck. Like here you came for this take it and leave.

[@Agouti23]

@@sarahg.2772 jowels are good eating

[@BettyG1369]

How interesting! I have never heard of the flannel/checkered clothing thing regarding ghosts. I have never seen a ghost wearing checkered clothing. Yes, I do see them regularly. It's a gift thats been passed down through both sides of my family. ❤️

[@patriciavia7491]

Decided not to wear the checkered shirt, huh?🤣🤣🤣

[@NEW_INSITE]

I've got a story about something that I've experienced in my life that to me gives credence and proof to the stories that people talk about different creatures in the world. There are Nephilim of many different varieties. This is a bloodline passed down from the Fallen Angels through the Giants and different Nephilim and Cryptids that were born and or created in the past and they are still here and they are still alive and breeding. I'm close to 65 years old now, and when I was 9 years old I went with my mother and my stepfather and brother to Arizona to visit an uncle of mine, my step father's brother and his family. My uncle's wife had dark hair and a dark complexion, a short woman who looked pretty good I guess. They had a son which was about my age which I was playing with in the backyard. I noticed that he had six fingers on each hand and six toes on each foot. We were barefoot playing in the grass. The whole family was in the backyard at this time and when I made comment of this, the mother brought into the conversation with my mother that they were considering surgery for the boy to remove a digit off of each hand and foot surgically. As a nine-year-old, my understanding of course about events in the world and prejudices in the world was limited. I saw no reason or even the understanding that something was wrong with somebody having 6 digits on each hand and foot. I thought it was very interesting, and thought that perhaps that this was a thing that happened in the world and was quite normal maybe. Anyway my response was, "Hey, why do that, with six fingers you should be able to play the guitar pretty good." They kind of laughed nervously, and I didn't understand the source of their concern. Anyway, that is pretty much my story, that to me proves that in the world there is still a passing-down of DNA of the Nephilim into the people that we have on this world. It is my belief that my uncle's wife was a descendant of the Indian tribes in the Arizona territory, and that there had been a mixing of DNA of the Nephilim and the Indians in the past. I had never heard of any of these kind of traits in my stepfather's family who were from the Mississippi area. Well, God bless everyone. I wish you all the best in the future that we have coming.

[@sincerely342]

The Bible says that the Nephilim were destroyed completely leaving no evidence

[@NEW_INSITE]

@@sincerely342 perhaps it's true, but Satan has found a way to bring them back

[@King_Flippy_Nips]

there is something called polydactylism which can cause extra toes and fingers in mammals, its pretty common in cats, also there is something that can cause people to be born with double rows of teeth as well

[@nabi5864]

The other encounters not mentioned here are flying pterodactyl, 10ft tall “Harry Potter” grim reapers , and the floating skull

[@mikeyjcoxrock1904]

Great job brother! Love this channel!

[@BrokenFootRailfan]

Wow, I put on this episode because I live kind of near Yosemite and I have gone there pretty often. I live on 6 acres in rural Eastern Fresno County and have had some strange things happen in the time I have lived here. However, this is the first I've heard of the creatures in Watts Valley. Watts Valley Cemetery is about 3 miles from my place as the crow flies. I have been out that way in the daytime many times but never at night. I was told that my property is magical and that there are fairies. I was of course skeptical at first but some of my animals have gone missing mysteriously, and one night I absolutely saw a spirit cross the road in front of my car. Of course, I was by myself and didn't have a dash cam at that time. I know that all of this land was originally Native land and I often wonder if a lot of it is cursed. I am so glad to have found your channel, and I am currently binge watching all your episodes! Also, I make sure to always have a dash cam on when I drive and my phone or camera when I'm on the property.

[@woolybooger7661]

fact is areas around the park hold mysteries . had experiences ,, that made me rethink things.

[@deadahead2604]

Your hair is looking fresh fam

[@JosephBarbell]

So glad I found your channel I love stuff like this

[@trickrunner4842]

Listening to this while driving through Yosemite

[@ericcthompson7117]

Love your stories man!! You look exactly like my cousin.....twins even! Lol.

[@schrodingersgat4344]

"With a bit of luck, his life was ruined forever. Always wondering whether {behind every bathroom door} men in red flannel shirts were getting incredible kicks from things ,he, would never know" Hunter S. Thompson

[@Psilocybin77]

Roflmao. RIP You legend!

[@mariaburchfield29]

I still have that movie! My daughter met him at a peace rally 20 years ago.

[@andrewdunn4768]

Best movie of all time this is bat country lol

[@icantthinkofaname15]

I have no idea what you're talking about lol

[@rachelcross27]

This guys a great storyteller! Honestly tho, this channel would be so much better if there were more pictures & videos to go along w/these stories. 🥰

[@christopherrobin4619]

I encounterd one of these "wolfapes" while in the park. "Dogmen" was what I was told they were called. Childish nonsese I had said before. They are invisible to the naked eye and I only caught sight of it due to the fog that was present in the early morning and the fact that I was using a flashlight to guide me. it passed across the path in front of me and looked right at me before vanishing into ... nothing. no, I had not been drinking, what was the scariest part was it seemed to recognize and be aware that I could see it before it disappeared.

[@victoriawilliams2786]

Josh, I love your hair dude! Thank-you for telling me bedtime stories. ✌😎🤘

[@elizabethsisney9145]

I remember the Night Crawlers appearance on video stories. It was all over the News then on TLC's Halloween episode of the unexplained sightings of the supernatural.

[@CRAZYHORSE19682003]

I would never go hiking or into a national park without being armed with some significant firepower.

[@eulaliorodriguez5325]

Thank you for the stories.

[@lanatic9232]

Gugwe is one of the most interesting cryptid, but there’s barely any information on them

[@WARS187]

Agree more GuWe stories DMT Dead Man Talking Has Some Stories on GuWe 💯

[@icantthinkofaname15]

@@WARS187 thank you!!! I'ma check him out! Love finding new cryptid channels!! Also, what's a Gugwe?

[@effieinglish]

@@icantthinkofaname15 It's BIGGER and WORSE and Waay more violent and terrifying than a Sasquatch.

[@xKotun]

Interesting. Gonna have to check Yosemite out one day. Thanks chief!

[@hugopomiankowski-florin5802]

Love the video! Really well narrated however I couldn't keep my composure when you started talking about the ranger possibly going through the time vortex 😂 I completely lost it at that hahaha

[@prod_rero]

me too lol

[@janetsaunders8930]

I was just scrolling and I'm happy I found your ch. I love a good story, and my eyes aren't the greatest, so thank you Sir !!!! I really enjoyed it. Can't wait for more.⚓

[@annecooper6061]

I have seen the flannel/red and black checked shirt ghost when I was a child of about 11 or 12. My parents had gone out for a few minutes and I was home alone with our dog. Funny thing was that the dog saw him too and barked like crazy. I wasn't particularly frightened even though I was aware that it wasn't a real man. This happened in New Zealand back in the 60's

[@garygilbert9757]

Fyi Yosemite is the original home land of the Paiute nation the nps is trying to say the miwok lived ther ... no they lived off Yosemite Bridgeport and Bishop ,Walker River Paiute's all original descendants so please do better research . We know our history is distorted to benefit land theft by the government.

[@elderkin01]

Paiute Nation?

[@mjb12141963]

I spent the summers of my childhood in the 1960's in Yosemite and Bass Lake when Bass Lake had water that you could swim in. The last trip there the lake shore was covered with brown foam. I always loved going to Yosemite, stopping in the turnouts and throwing peanuts and circus peanuts to the squirrels and the Blue Jays, swimming in the streams and drinking my fill of the most delicious water I have tasted even to this day. I am a water snob as I tell people. I never saw anything but I often felt I was being watched. Two of my cousins went hiking in Yosemite back country a few years in a row. They were special education teachers and had their summers free. As far as I know never had any experiences.

[@jeffb.i.5574]

So you probably drank the water from Fern springs at the tiny turnout along the valley floor? I lived & worked in Yosemite for a few years & me and a buddy took a day to drive down to Bass lake & each rented a canoe. He started splashing me with his paddle and one thing led to another until I just decided to sink his ass lol. When we returned to canoe rental place, laughing all the way of course, the guy asked where the other canoe was. "It sank" 🙃😅😂🤣 which was true 😭

[@mjb12141963]

@@jeffb.i.5574 I don't remember which it was. It ran through the campground we usually stayed at. The pyrite in the water didn't bother me it was so good. There is a picture of me standing next to a park entrance sign when I was 3 or 4 and a Bambi size fawn walked up behind me as the picture was taken. One year at Bass Lake a singer, song writer, actor who was THE heart throb of the teen scene Bobby Sherman was there camped just across the road on his honeymoon in a brand new Winnebago motor home when they first became widely popular. It seemed the water spigot by his spot was the only one working that week because there was a steady stream of young girls getting water there. The stories are endless. Such a fun childhood. One year we listened to the radio on our way home to LA as the congress took roll call vote to impeach President Nixon. The next day he resigned from office and the next I watched him leave on the helicopter. So many stories, I will stop bugging you now!!! LOL

[@Natasha___.]

@@mjb12141963 I really enjoyed reading those, thanks for writing them!

[@pollyannaprinciple5860]

The wolfapes need to be recognized as a real species so they can be protected. Wouldn't be surprised if someone has already captured one and sold it to a millionaire.

[@effieinglish]

They don't need to be protected. They aren't rare, they're just good at hiding. They can survive just fine and have been here thousands of years longer than we have.

[@sincerely342]

They're shapeshifting interdimensional beings. They don't need protection.

[@pollyannaprinciple5860]

@@sincerely342 What if a wealthy eccentric person tries to traffic one of them. So many kinky things going on and people get bored.

[@CORONAKAIZOKU1]

So glad I found your channel! Finally youtube reccomends something good! You've got a new subscriber here!

[@melpunks5797]

Loved this vid, so bloody interesting mate.

[@CraigStephens777]

I like how you ended this one by pointing out shared consistency of all the cryptoids. Well done!👍

[@petefish2472]

Ufos inside Mt.Shasta, idk how close Mt.Shasta is to Yosemite, but it's Northern California

[@bryanT47]

My family has lived in this area since the 1880 and I've heard a few stories of unexplained sounds in the backwoods that have ended a few camping trips early. Even today from Fresno all the way passed Yosemite there is not much there lots of open woods

[@krookiemonster2673]

Thanks to David paulides for pushing them to release those missing persons documents

[@effieinglish]

They only released a fraction of the true numbers. It's more in the thousands. They were doing damage control.

[@jimkite4153]

Way to be thuro n to the point.n clear.i like your stories .good s***!!

[@markgardner4426]

I corresponded with John Keel in the last years of his life. He wrote a lot of books that I poured over when I was a lot younger. I wonder about these phantom people. They might actually be some being that takes the appearance of someone and not be a ghost. Some of these disappearances might be initiated by people being lured by something that takes the appearance of someone trustworthy. Can you imagine a predator that can take the appearance of a park ranger or someone known to the victim? The dogman/werewolf and bigfoot are harder to explain. It is hard to explain the lack of bodies unless they are grabbed and dragged off somewhere like a cave or other underground place. And there is always the chance that some of these missing people are alive somewhere else.

[@someguy9778]

I can tell a story from when I was a kid hiking in Yosemite on a trail when I was between 8-10. I ran ahead of my father and his girlfriend and stopped to watch these very large boulders moving, I look up a man is walking up from the way Im heading and says "Indian spirits are in those rocks" and i kept looking at them as the man continued on his way. Very strange, and I still remember. Any natives able to fill me in on this?

[@Abuca7]

LOL buddy trying to out do Giorgio Tsoukalos on the hair

[@icantthinkofaname15]

His hair looks good. Fits him perfectly

[@tommydarbe1524]

That any national parks fessed up to that extent of missing persons is amazing.

[@elifield7149]

Going back this summer. Can’t wait.

[@susanstage9279]

Well, let’s be honest, even telling the truth can get you labeled crazy! I have never lied about any of my encounters with the paranormal. Never lied about a gift of seeing past, present or future events! I don’t always choose what I get shown, sometimes I show a brief interest in a brief glance at a picture. I don’t get to choose. Sometimes I remember things from the past viewing and can honestly affirm or deny other people’s actions. I don’t lie about it, still it is what it is! You see sometimes it will revolve around one person. An example would be Mary Jeanette Kelly! A ripper victim. Cleopatra and a portion of her life. Marie Antoinette a portion of her life. The man who Tarzan was based on! There are others and I believe they felt that the truth should be heard. Good or assumed bad, I love them ALL. Good day!

[@Mike-Onyx0824]

I've seen things in preserves and national parks . Weird things. Never what he speaks of but I've found really weird sick things . Since then I've been cautious about hiking or even thinking of hanging in the woods.

[@chops4986]

Could you elaborate or give any details?

[@Mike-Onyx0824]

@@chops4986 well let's see. I've found a gun when the water dried up a bit . I've found a bloody shirt. And most of all nothing but deer carcass scattered with bloody bones and shit hanging from a tree. Now when I go in and hang out I take my gun and a blade with me . I've even been followed when the forest preserve was closing and not followed on the trail . I was on the trail and sum weird fucker in a Hoodie kept watching me from afar . Mind to tell u he had a Hoodie on in August

[@jacebraaten9709]

Dig the formal style looking good homie

[@as752]

Hanged, not hung. People hang themselves, pictures get hung. Common mistake. Love your work all the same! Cool content!

[@lorigraff9656]

He also says Yosemite wrong. Drives me nuts

[@edju9968]

@@lorigraff9656 I just looked up two sources who are saying it the same. How should it.be said?

[@bonesrhodes3762]

@@lorigraff9656 ---- yet he seems to pronounce it like the pronunciation guides do excepting some Spanish fellow and the Mango Mussolini -

[@phillippi2]

One thing that may or may not have anything to do with the first story: boulders, especially boulder fields, are said to often be occupied by by elves. These are in native american lore, and are not friendly. Actually, they're more like the elves in Hell Boy.

[@vincentdavidson755]

I believe their are port holes . I was once at mountain pass Calif Was out by myself when I heard A bunch of people talking thought it was a radio as I walk around I saw no one. And the same thing Happen to a friend of mine that Did not believe in anything in the Same area.

[@lizjo7213]

Great job, really enjoyed this!!! such a pleasure to hear all the words pronounced correctly,lol...love the hair/beard...

[@JoeyWilliams89]

I’ve been binge watching these videos! Love em!

[@tamaradodge4865]

Note: Don't go into any national park, a forest, hell not even the local mall.......if you are an idiot! seriously, so many people go do things that are way beyond their skill set......physically, mentally and emotionally...... and most of the time they are ill prepared with supplies and equipment! I've seen it many times as our home was located inside of a State Forestry, and I worked for the DNR

[@deborahgoslin5858]

Good job ! Thank you .

[@phatnana4665]

I think ever since the physicists at CERN reconstructed a mini big bang several years ago, there have been new and strange things in all our national parks and forests.

[@deborahpetith8710]

Great info, thank you big thumbs up.♥️♥️♥️

[@sass6795]

Just went camping at Bass Lake and have never noticed anything weird.

[@johnnymedina420]

Damn your stories are great. Keep them coming definitely. My like and my subscription

[@Marcus_x_art]

Good one ! Thx man

[@swamppride]

It is California, Hollywood might know where the children went

[@LB-lx8iq]

Would be great if I can take my drones to really find out what's out there

[@KaizerSozaye]

I use to work in Yellowstone national park heard and saw things that shouldn’t be on this planet…

[@camrynkeen3067]

The thing stalking Yosemite is as I can only describe as a bug bear.

[@talaverajr391]

A Pump action 12 gauge shotgun would solve all of this. Ain't no creature that is made out of flesh and blood is going to stand against a 12 gauge slug.

[@mattkor86]

Amen

[@TheRealCora]

YOU need to remove the photos of Gabby Petito from your video, she is dead & was the victim of murder and is not one of these cases you cover. it is disrespectful to her memory. please consider this. also she was found dead in another state.... please respect Gabby and her surviving family.

[@Chet_24]

You could just have not watched and moved on if it bothered you so much. Ffs.

[@jcoxy1057]

You do know what kind of channel this is, right?

[@at0micwerew0lf]

I love lamp.

[@impliedexpert5593]

Moth love lamp

[@StephenDixon-sy1xo]

Now now children lol

[@Mapleaple]

Over population and too many stupid people going are the main causes of any abnormalities and deaths. Yoshmite is one of the easiest forest like areas not to die, but also the most popular destinations. I like the spin you have on it. Good oddities nonetheless. Oh and murderous people thats another issue at times. Whats worse is the crazy amount of people hiking on the John trail which was once a small community of ultralight thu hikers, now stuck to a lotto system...HORRIFIC!

[@RufusZerep1961]

You are right on! Too many damn humans hiking through an exemplary paradise! For the most part they pick up their crap, but there are many who leave intolerable messes behind. The back country is sacred because so few venture there. PEACE

[@codyglover9317]

There's nothing like getting interested in a good story then BAM!!! Commercials...

[@brentbonham4398]

The hubris of Man cannot accept the possibility of not being the Apex predator of the planet. Closed eyes, closed minds.

[@shawnee8271]

Didn’t the “killer” translation refer to the settlers who invaded the Yosemite land? They killed and kicked the natives off to turn it into a “Pleasure Park”

[@StonedustandStardust]

We have a red flannel shirt ghost in a town in my state. I heard a story directly from a woman who saw him. He would be seen walking on a road by drivers. They would pass him, then looking in car mirrors to see if he needed help, he was not there. Happened at the tip of the Bridgewater Triangle in SE Mass.

[@AimeeAimee444]

Does he look like an old farmer from the 1930’s? I passed a ghost heading up to Bennington at 2AM and it scared me because he knew I knew he was a ghost. As I sped up the road there was a log in the middle of the road. I was driving a 1980’s Olds and it was a heavy diesel thank goodness! The car just jumped the log and I kept going. Good ole steel cars!

[@virtuousheathen981]

Tfw you go look up Yosemite Wolf Ape and realize this dude just made up a new mythical creature. Friggin got me!

[@jo-nation6692]

Fascinating depictions and phenomenon

[@nctrnlmjsty8719]

What a large amount of energy put into absolutely nothing.

[@derrickdameon6278]

The hair brings to my mind Lon Chaney Jr’s Wolfman.

[@DaDON1432]

Love the doo man ❤❤

[@arnettthayer5314]

This why i wont talk my kids to a national parks, Ive told them dont take their kids there either.

[@kngjoea3743]

If you want cryptids to stay away from your camp site, just put up some motion sensing cameras.

[@jodyleopold520]

I lived 30 miles from Fresno when I was in my 20's....The Indian family I lived near told me about the STICK WALKERS who protect the forests.....This is the correct term for these beings.....not nightcrawlers

[@BeingLifted]

It was probably 20 or 30 years ago that I read that every single day, they find something like 20,000 new species of insects in the jungle. I don't understand the secrecy. Eh, maybe I do. I have a friend too questions my sanity when I tell her of a new story I heard that I believe (not all stories but many). I think it's called cognitive denial. People know these creatures could exist but it's too frightening for them to believe it. Their fears would be running rampant. And there's way too much of that in the world right now.

[@cirkle862]

Where is the rest of the story about the guy down in the sub level that was a tunnel, with something getting after him?

[@saoirserose2696]

I have always been a skeptic when it comes to anything supernatural, but I was wrong, I’m going to put my experience from this month here… if anyone has experienced anything similar leave a comment because I seriously don’t know what to make of what I saw… I was working in my raised beds garden, my mom and aunt were working in other parts of the yard, anyway I was planting when something went by very fast in my peripheral, I immediacy looked up nothing/nobody was there and though it seemed strange I brushed it off and got back to digging, maybe 15 minutes later this happened again only the “thing” that went by seemed larger.. immediately I yelled for my son to “slow down” looking around nothing is there and I remembered my son was still at his paternal grandmother’s. This time I felt sure there was something, but pushed the thought from my mind and went inside for a drink of cold water, I told myself it’s the heat.. my mind playing tricks on me. That night I sat outside with solar lamps In the garden, for the first time I felt uneasy and went inside for bed. The next day I went to pick up my son, there was a gorgeous Pink Super moon perfectly visible before dark at 9pm… I live in KY.. I took some photos and my MIL told me they called it a Strawberry Moon when she was a kid, we head home and my son wanted to play Minecraft on Switch before bed, we were home just before dusk so I agreed and went outside to finish putting wire around the raised beds, I got to work quickly since I was running out of daylight, I had finished one bed when I stood to get more wire and I saw him… a tall slim man, he was older maybe early 70’s, wearing a solid uniform navy blue, a trucker hat, hands in his back pockets staring out at the lot we’d cleared behind the house, he wasn’t completely solid if that makes sense but not see through either. I never knew what it was for the hairs to stand up on the back of your neck until this moment, when the hairs pricked up I got a slight ringing in my ears at the same time, I was frozen, I closed my eyes for several seconds wanting it to go away and when I opened my eyes he was gone. After I felt weak, my hands went like wet dishrags all the strength left my body, I could barely get myself in the house and left the garden, my head felt like it was swimming every step sounded like when you’re underwater and you hear thumps. I took off work the next day, in the afternoon I decided I wasn’t going to cower in the house, and I resolved to finish the wire around the garden, after little more than an hour and no weirdness I felt so relieved, until my third trip up from the back to cut more wire… there he was again, same older man, same clothes, same everything and standing in the same spot in the same stance. For background information, my house is a remodeled farm house, the woman I bought it from grew up here in this house, she is nearing 70 and her paternal grandfather built the house, they had a tobacco patch, dairy farm, chickens, and goats, after her grandparents passed the house went to her dad and mom, and they left it to her.. she told me all of this when I purchased the house and she still lives nearby in a smaller home. From Friday June 10th until June 14th myself, my mother and aunt had been clearing the back acre of weeds and saplings, I dug up tons of very old RC Cola bottles, medicine bottles, Bitters, and Tonic bottles, also found some very old hand tools, tobacco hooks, and farming tools from the area where the old Tobacco Barn had stood. I brought up the pink moon because in my search to make it make sense, I came across some articles online about full moons being a time when some believe supernatural events are more likely to occur. I should also say I didn’t feel threatened by this presence, it wasn’t foreboding I felt, more shocking and extremely confused. Has anyone else had a similar encounter or event, I’m curious to know, because I never have and I feel at a loss to reconcile this in my mind, I want answers but I was there and I can’t explain other than to recount what occurred.

[@wanaraz]

Great story writing.

[@redwolf6407]

What I find alittle comical that no one stays up to guard the camp , cause any really person does this in rotations with everyone so that everyone is safe.