WORLD RENOWNED HUNTER VANISHES IN THE CANADIAN WILDERNESS | All They Find Is His Head | MBM 246

WORLD RENOWNED HUNTER VANISHES IN THE CANADIAN WILDERNESS | All They Find Is His Head | MBM 246
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[@nautifella]

I was an avid hunter in my youth; a journeyman outdoorsman, nothing close to expert. However, I can tell you the moment you go from predator to prey is one you never forget. Well that is if you live through it. Once you leave the road, you are no longer on the top of the food chain. You don't even have to make a mistake to lose your life.

[@sheeessshh3161]

G20 in 10mm would say otherwise

[@whitedragoness23]

I would argue as soon as you step a foot in the wilderness you are prey. A bear or cougar could be watching and you wouldn’t know

[@albertdeleon6272]

@@whitedragoness23 The name Wilderness Park is not a park. Texas has announced the comeback of mountain lions so you don't have to travel too far. Vipers are available.

[@bcrcs19]

@@sheeessshh3161 I’ve trained with that weapon but never carried it. What’s been your experience with it against wild game? I prefer long guns, given a choice, and carried my duty handgun (different calibre) as backup.

[@sheeessshh3161]

@@bcrcs19 Never had to use it in a self defense situation(on 2 legs or 4) but if your planning on hunting use Underwood/BuffaloBore with a KKM 6in barrel. I run a 12.5 inch 308 and a g20 as my side arm when hunting. For bear and hog you may want a solid copper projectile for better penetration

[@peterparsons7141]

Hope you read this. An experienced outdoors person will usually only get in trouble when deviating from the norm. An example of this is when they are not going out and around, they’re only going to check something near the camp, or somewhere that they are very comfortable. Remember in this example he’s doing the equivalent of going to look behind the barn, or to the back of his backyard, he wasn’t going out hunting, he was just going to have a look at something or stretching his legs after supper. I’ve heard this from experienced guys, they were just stopping the truck, or the boat to look, and see or start tracking something and then “something” occurs. It’s the only was that experienced people get into situations, the unexpected or out of the norm event. Ask an older, very experienced person who has had this happen. Anything that had a chance of happening they were prepared for. This had to be something with a near impossible chance event, or set of events. It’s usually several things combined, and unbelievable coincidences.

[@Putnamsmif]

Even the most prepared, experienced person can make a mistake: we're humans, we're not infallible.

[@mccoybyz1099]

God bless true friends, sounds like without them this would've never even been a story any of us ever heard! I'm not a even a mediocre woodsman although I do spend as much time as possible enjoying nature and love the deep woods. What I can tell you is that I've been far off the beaten path and encountered large bears twice, a huge bull elk during the rut (once), a couple of very big and very pist off sow's (hogs) , and a huge bobcat! Each and everytime I encountered animals like these, animals that have the ability to kill or seriously injure it really drove home the fact that out there we are in their world and you need to be paying attention at all times, head on a swivel! I regularly use a military technique called SLLS (pronounced sills) Stop, Look, Listen, Smell. So the technique says to take a knee and periodically deeply observe your environment and it's been extremely useful more than once! Contrary to the belief of the uninitiated, these large animals have the ability to move through the thickest and most dense forrest very quickly and almost supernaturaly quiet, it's something you can't really appreciate till you witness it and you never forget it because in that instant you realize just how vulnerable you could be and you need to take what your doing seriously but unfortunately even that sometimes isn't enough! Great channel I really love it, Happy New Year and keep the awesome content coming!!! 😁👍

[@TheCrittercam001]

♥ enjoyed your knowledgeable comment!

[@amandacharlebois9295]

wow that's really interesting! thank you for that comment.

[@peterparsons7141]

To add to what you are saying, when in remote places, what I was afraid of was bears? Or in populated places creepy two legged humans. What I was warned about most often was ‘moose’. I always thought this was kinda unusual, but what the adults were most worried about for us young people in order of risk was; 1) drowning/hypothermia 2) moose ... an I would ask bears ? Oh yeah watch out for bears.

[@bonitawilcox2909]

Enjoyed your input....thank you🍂👣

[@jonurton7826]

I grew up and live in northern Saskatchewan Canada , the most unlikely little thing can be fatal . Fall in the water in cold season , break and ankle , infected cut . It can be very dangerous.

[@showbread9366]

Mosquitos

[@ThePrometheus82]

So strange...if a bear attacked him it left his other food alone? I don't buy it. That right there doesn't make sense.

[@thedarkwolf9423]

Good point. Most Grizzly attacks are reactionary, rather than predatory, so the lack of disturbance at the kill site is curious, but the food at or near the campsite remaining undisturbed is unusual. One would think SOME kind of scavenger would have claimed it...

[@timebandit71]

He loves animals?.......Boy, hope he didnt love people in the same vane.....

[@jonsonnenschein1253]

I used to hunt alone. After my Sasquatch encounter 28 years ago, I have never gone back into the mountains alone.

[@Lucky4OU]

I've heard in other retellings that the swaying back & forth is the creature being unsure of what to do - either charge or flee. I remember it being stated that it is a behavior also seen in great apes. If I were to witness it, I'd get the heck out of dodge.

[@sharonhennessy5672]

Hi Jim, I've watched owls and predator birds move head slowly side to side and behaviouralist suggest it mesmerises prey. Tigers have a sub sonic growl that makes the eyeballs of prey vibrate that causes the prey to freeze w confusion. Nature holds its secrets, and we know so little. Merry Christmas

[@DonnyKarr]

Or the creature sways back and forth because it wants to keep your attention while other nearby creatures either escape the area or circle around you to get a closer look or possibly do you harm.

[@stephaniegoodman6887]

@@DonnyKarr Terrifying!

[@kylekendall410]

Self -soothing as in autistic kids.

[@davidortiz3094]

@@DonnyKarr Surprisingly that actually does work. Weasels are famous for doing that. I'm sure other animals do it. Just not something I looked into

[@stevedingman474]

I’ve actually paid a ton of attention to this I am a professional hunter water Fowler … but this seems super fishy . I’ve been up there and shared camps with many many great hunters up north. It just don’t make sense…. So sad 😭.

I was a professional hunter as well but a private military contractor too. Yes, it does make sense. If the enemy was flanking him for making a propper distraction or a bluff charge even just to move him out from his campsite where he has a little advantage. Then the enemy drives him into an ambush. Yes, maybe chasing a human for bigfoot is not more challenging than chasing a turtle and picking it up from the ground for a human. But Squatch is not dumb! They know we aren't deers. Not that easy of a pray. They plan differently to hunt humans. Even If we don't have a firearm just a bow and bear spray combo. They know we are an opponent shouldn't be taken lightly under any circumstances. I bet it was observing him for a while so this hostile entity knows this guy isn't a noob. It was a well-prepared attack. I see the patterns all over the whole case. Not much different from some Taliban ambush to be honest.

[@stevedingman474]

@@davidgray5776 your welcome to your opinion .Merry Christmas

[@rkf2746]

You may be right. No one truly knows. What I have learned in my 71 years, is, even if you are as good as the best, and better than the rest in whatever field or endeavor you choose, (you meaning collectively), sometimes, shit just happens. Be well.

​@@rkf2746 So true!

[@alexpalij1427]

Aliens

[@rae1714]

Maybe the swaying is a kind of self soothing when the Sasquatch is agitated.

[@alexbaird2670]

Similar perhaps to what people with autism do when rocking back and forth?

[@mainemermaid6596]

Like apes do...

[@uncannyvalley2350]

Squatch exhibit numerous behaviors synonymous with autism, from their cryptic nature and curiosity, to the gift giving and Rock stacking. It would also allow them to memorise their environment and spot anything out place, to us tree brakes and structures seem explainable and happenstance, to them it's likely more like a glaring neon sign

[@missourimongoose8858]

@@alexbaird2670 there is also a theory that links autism to Neanderthal DNA you should look up

[@WhiteManXRP]

" The Headless valley " theres your answer... flat out.. i know these things exist, they are freakin huge..

[@CastleMc]

He was using a moose call and bears hunt moose. That is one of the "best" ways to attract a bear. This was in September when bears are especially aggressive and voracious, trying to bulk up for the winter. Sometimes the most experienced people get complacent-as did Bart, by leaving his bear spray at camp. Yes, this was a shocking death but at the time it happened, the consensus among his friends and authorities was that a grizzly came up behind him, then killed and ate him.

[@chrisvig123]

Yup pretty obvious what happened…the Sasquatch explanation is interesting if not comical 😀

[@Eric-kz9bk]

Sad thing is, he was eaten and then killed, not the other way around.

[@SquatchSis-0522]

@@chrisvig123 why then did they only find his head? If all they found was part of his head how can anyone say he was eaten before he died or any other way. There is no room for certainty.

[@whitedragoness23]

I have heard when someone goes out there in September time, then people seem to be more likely to be killed as those bears can be desperate if they are older, weaker and it’s them vs dying if they don’t eat

[@breakhammer87]

@@chrisvig123 you obviously didnt watch the video, because your comical comment indicates that.

[@thehairywoodsman5644]

in 2003 my 31 year old cousin was sitting in a deer stand , and had a stroke and died . he was on family land , we found him bout an hour after dark when he didn't show up back at camp. he was healthy and in good shape . this could have happened to Bart , maybe he had a heart attack or stroke . he paddles across the lake , sets up by tree , and then suddenly he just dies. a few days go by and he begins to smell, a bear finds him and eats him . he has been dead long enough there's not much liquid blood left , so his clothes seem to lean for an attack . this or something similar is what I would bet happened.

[@ItachiUchiha-dt1bn]

It doesn't add up if a bear would attack you it would shreds you to bitts you would find clothes.. Signs of a struggle and even the food he had with him would be eaten.. Also on the skull where no bite or sratch marks.. His stuff was left in the same position. Something surprised him and struck him with a force unimaginable to mankind that broke of that part of the skull. It took the rest of his body with him.. It also explains why there is no struggle and no body parts. It was definitely no bear..

[@gregolson5532]

I agree the most likely scenario. He died and nature took care of his body and why blood wasn't on his clothes it had already hardened. Occam's Razor applies first until evidence doesn't line up.

[@ItachiUchiha-dt1bn]

Also there is another red herring. David paulides makes a remark about the fact that allot of the victims are from German descent. Schleyer is a German surname. Also David paulides remark these occurances always happen near a body of water. Simply you can't ignore the fact that even when nature takes care of you it does it by the animals that are living in its chain. Taken the fact that this man was a experienced hunter you can only come to the conclusion that what has happened to this man has high strangeness attached to it.

[@gregolson5532]

@@ItachiUchiha-dt1bn Heart attack/stroke/aneurism/etc is my opinion. This story is not near one of the stranger ones.

[@ItachiUchiha-dt1bn]

@@gregolson5532 Indeed but if you take in the span of time as a factor and that where the skull was found where no signs of a struggle or on the part of the skull itself.. You see things in nature seem to have claws and teeth that leave marks and there was none of that. Also a body decomposing takes time.. The narrative is simple the thing that killed him is very intelligent. Its not hard to imagine the senses of a sasquatch are far out acceeding that of any animal let alone man.

[@calliepieters3446]

I hunt with a DOG , trained to keep quiet, and trained to defend. Always bring a dog, they will alert you, and bark, and most of the time bears, or wild animals will hesitate, buying you time to take action.

[@nordland2235]

Some days you get the bear, other days the bear gets you. 🐻

[@cameroncooper9501]

One thing I take note of, is the more a person gets good at something the more relaxed they become and comfortable with their environment. I have seen several accidents in work environments where people had become lax, because they had done it hundreds or thousands of times. Usually as someone is learning something they are very cautious and take a lot more time and can have fewer accidents. Now with that said, could this be a bigfoot? Absolutely!

[@davidortiz3094]

Yea being relax is normal for professionals but not stupidity.

[@ZackariahCombs1]

Complacency kills no dout! Seen it and done it !

[@cameroncooper9501]

@@ZackariahCombs1 Absolutely

[@SittingBearProd]

Right! I know 2 skydiving instructors who died because of a failed chute.

[@markrush5013]

bigfoot? yeah ok..

[@FlashFac]

Never be eager. Eagerness leads to mistake. Going quick into a hunt, you may not know that your hunt was already being hunted.

[@fungi708]

The Hunting of a Man is by far the best hunt of all It takes a great deal of skill

[@illersasquatch]

It wasn't a bear! What bears eats a person and then leaves his camp & food completely untouched at all? Plus if he wasn't eaten by a bear, then where did it happen and where's all the blood and other body parts?

[@davidlynch9049]

Bears get full too. The bear ate him and wasn't hungry any longer. This is not the first case of a bear eating someone and leaving the camp food alone.

[@breakhammer87]

@@davidlynch9049 There was no evidence of cloth and dna in the bear scat arround.... in my opinion something killed him, carried him away or maybe even ate him in a tree and the part of the skull landed on the ground when it got cracked...

[@dyamano]

Sad case , however takes only 1 mistake in such a wilderness to disappear. Still hard to c someone with such experience & not knowing what happened to him. Thanks MBM for respectful & informative upload !

[@Gizziiusa]

in addition, seems humans tend to be "too confident" when out in the bush. Its common knowledge that our senses of hearing and smell totally suck insomuch that to use them in predator, or not being prey situations is non-existent. thats why its wise to bring along an experienced dog or two...let them be your "ears and nose" when it comes to animals/creatures lurking about just outside your camp.

[@SittingBearProd]

@@Gizziiusa nice one except dogs are illegal in national forests or parks in almost every area.

[@Gizziiusa]

@@SittingBearProd You are mistaken. Hunting with the aid of dogs is illegal. But having them is not. I go to our nearby national forest all the time with my dogs.

[@johnwantling2351]

It might not have been a 'mistake'.

[@johnwantling2351]

@@Gizziiusa Even a dog might not have saved him. How do you know that a creature was lurking about outside the camp. Whatever the force was, it might have come from above. Remember the Dyatlov Pass mutilation attack. That was probably from above.

[@sharkeyjabs6145]

3:30 wonderful introduction I like the 1st person introspection

[@tomtalker2000]

Animals tend to "sway" when they are "sizing something up". It's a natural curiosity factor for them as they are trying to figure out what they are looking at.

[@st.ashhole4192]

yeah, like bears.

[@whitedragoness23]

Yes

[@Rwsegee]

When you are in the wilderness, please believe me, you are on the menu !

[@jimwatts4901]

Since they found no disturbance on the ground , it sounds like something or someone picked him up and carried him off ??

[@TheRealPDizzle]

Interesting. Maybe something yoinked him from his head while being postured above him in a tree in wait for ambush. I’ve heard tales of such a creature that targets humans like this.

[@BoingBB]

@@TheRealPDizzle Well sasquatch are known to throw rocks. Maybe he was rendered unconscious by a rock and then carried away. Of course cannibal humans could also be responsible using the same method. I don't think a bear would go to the trouble of removing his clothes and I'm sure the food in his camp wouldn't have been left there. Actually that's a mystery too. Why was the food still there for days? Surely other bears would have taken it?

[@marymcsherry1965]

Infrasound could have caused him to remove his clothes in confusion..

[@BoingBB]

@@marymcsherry1965 Possibly. Infrasound was one of the theories put forward to explain the Dyatlov incident, where the hikers also took off clothing.

[@markmaloney8154]

He was a trophy hunter. Fair is fair; if you hunt animals they have a right to hunt you...

[@ransakreject5221]

Could’ve been he died of natural causes & animals just tore him up after. May be the most likely thing

[@markmaloney8154]

@@ransakreject5221 Without more information, all we can do is speculate. You put forth a plausible theory. Smart thinking…

[@roccomoss35]

Can see what an animal lover he was by all the animals he shot . Oh well unlucky

[@euan6424]

4:48 "It was just a case of being at the wrong place, wrong time: Similar to Timothy Treadwell" is absolutely not how I'd describe Timothy Treadwell and his demise. Tim was basically asking to get eaten.

[@jamesmcveay603]

Tim just got confused that he was a bear or friends with the bears.

[@MWhaleK]

I for one would never go bow hunting, at least not without a high-powered rifle as back up.

[@jonpatterson7211]

I'm with you. I hunt deer in Western North Carolina. During the archery season I always have my 1911 on my side. Don't hunt bears, but their numbers have increased to the point that sightings and encounters during that time of the year are common. I love watching them from a safe place, and like I said, I don't hunt bears. I'm just not going to be a bear's lunch.

[@kevincostello3856]

EXACTLY!! Spot on

[@Broddi169]

Exactly . Some expert.

[@everettmenard5196]

Especially alone your odds are going to run out quick

[@jonpatterson7211]

@@everettmenard5196 A buddy got a sow and 3 cubs on a trail camera right before the start of this year's archery season. Can you imagine stumbling into that scenario on your way to a tree stand at 0darkthirty?

[@igolfjtweetler4097]

Animals had the last laugh on him.

[@ryanvargas4889]

Have you ever considered doing a special expedition in the Nahanni Valley? There are many unexplored caves and some with paintings and evidence of occupation. I think that Sasquatch possibly use fire if they winter in caves.

[@thomaszaccone3960]

I think doing what he was doing, i.e. going into that kind of environment with no firearms and alone was an invitation to a tragedy. Regardless of his experience.

[@jesusislord6545]

Repent to Jesus Christ! “Dear friends, since God so loved us, we also ought to love one another.” ‭‭1 John‬ ‭4:11‬ ‭NIV‬‬

[@kevincornell1439]

a good craftsman knows it takes the proper tools to do the best job. he left the proper tools behind and payed the price. maybe it made him feel good for people to tell him how crazy it was to leave stuff like that behind.

[@1notgilty]

I don't go into the woods without a gun. Period. In the wilderness it pays to expect the unexpected and be prepared for it. Remember, when seconds count help is only hours away.

[@mikerryan85]

I agree. I bow hunt here in the South, but I always carry a firearm. I can’t fathom going out in Grizz country with just a bow!

[@thomaszaccone3960]

@@mikerryan85 👍👍👍👍

[@thechapelperilous]

Without question you have the BEST footage of any research channel .

[@stevenedmund5680]

Kinda weird that the RCMP never found him yet his friends took no time to find his camp ...food ...body...ect. Like you say ...if they did find some sign that raises the hairs on anyones back would they say to the public what that was ? Some are willing to have they character socially destroyed over the truth ...some aren't

[@johnwantling2351]

The body may have been miles away from the search area.

[@jokesonyou1373]

This case has to be in the top 5 bizarre missing persons. His clothes were obviously removed. Bears do not undress their human prey. I heard that a pathologist noted that there was a "groove" that had been gouged into the found skull fragment that they could not determine what caused it. Weird shit man. Weird shit. 😐 (oh yeah. And he has a Germanic surname. Dave Paulides says that being of German descent seems to get these people targeted)

[@Siberian_valenok]

What does it have to do with being of Germanic descent?

[@ZitherBeast]

I truly dig this channel. Great stuff MBM... I look forward to these posts and they never disappoint.

[@howardfreeland5595]

This sounds like many of David Paulides' Missing 411 cases. Portions of skulls have been found in some of those cases.

[@emmy1868]

Paulides wrote about this hunter in his book, about missing hunters Chilling.

[@saltpeter7429]

This case is HUGE. One of the most animated discussion charger in the comments sections. Checked this show out to see if the story varied.

[@oAgL214]

What about feral men? I can't remember correctly if it was David or Mr. Ballen who talked about them. It's an interesting topic and if they do exist then it makes a lot of sense they're behind the 411 cases and many other disappearances.

[@bloodjl1]

I wonder if he didn't have a heart attack or something , and scavengers strode bones and personal belonging around.

[@anthonywhitney634]

I had that thought too.

[@irisjanemay1903]

It would explain why there was little blood when he was scavenged.

[@siddokis2945]

You are going to upset the bigfoot people. LOL

[@saltpeter7429]

There are at least two other video's on youtube about Bart Schleyer. Things get pretty heated up in all of the comments sections, the leading most plausible/least mystical theory is the one you have put forward. I had a buddy, 29 years old, go hunting behind his mom and dads house after work one afternoon. The next day EVERYONE was out looking for him, I was called to ask if I had seen him. They finally found him behind a neighbor's home, deep into their property sitting under a tree with his rifle across his lap, stone dead. Heart attack, brain tumor? His folks wouldnt say, but it was what one considers "natural causes". This happens.

[@artbyamyk]

As far as Bart goes something bizarre happened. I listened to a Podcast with David Pulides & he said Reeds Lake isn't even known for moose & it was noticed that the area was creepy & quiet. I've heard when a Sasquatch is around that wildlife goes quiet. Idk. Bart ran into something that wasn't normal.

[@kenbingo8517]

Hi Justin, when I was a young boy I had a couple of strange experiences while out in the woods that couldn't be easily explained. Ever since then I have been hooked on Sasquatch and the whole Sasquatch phenomenon. About 12 years ago I had some extra time on my hands and I started to read and learn as much as I could about these creatures and their habits. The internet is a trove of old newspaper articles and other first hand accounts of these creatures. I have met so many interesting people along the way and have been lucky enough to have chatted with people who habituate these creatures or have dealt with them on their land for generations. Its amazing the data that is out there. Some of the more interesting things to me are the inclusion of rare, yet small details that are mentioned in accounts from the 1880's and then mentioned again in a story from say 2018. Something so small, yet so odd, that appears in stories 138 years apart is very intriguing. A couple of the more well known ones are "a growl that ends in a gurgle" when one was behind the witnesses in the bushes and "The animal was in such a state of agitation that it was fully erect and urinating" while it started to attack. Both of those were just quick examples off the top of my head. Those behaviors might seem strange and odd, but otherwise innocuous on their own, but when there are multiple witnesses to these odd behaviors that are separated by 130 years it gives you some pause. Another thing that fascinates me is primatologist's have witnessed Chimps showing the exact same behavior while preparing to attack 50 years AFTER the first eye witness reports surfaced about the Sasquatch "erection" detail! That does seem like a strange behavior to add to your story if you were fabricating it lol. Anyways, I wanted to shed some light on the swaying detail for you. I read a good article a while back written by a Primatologists who explained why great apes sway back in forth when focusing on a important situation. His explanation was when we stare straight at something our mind is looking for patterns and often times will fill the backround in for us. Other times we will save energy by focusing on just movement and let our mind fill in the gaps. By swaying back and forth you are providing more visual information on the item or scene that you deem important, thus eliminating your brain just filling in the backround on what it perceives. That forces your brain to process what is actually there. This allows the great apes to perceive and process much more visual information than we do looking at the exact same scene for the exact same time. Hope this helps! Keep up the good work buddy! -Ken Bingo

[@jessehutchings]

WHEN I WAS A YOUNG BOY MY FATHER TOOK ME INTO THE FOREST TO SEE A HAIRY MAN Thank for the novel

[@George-xb5ey]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZWrfaeYpJ1jms0 did it sound like that?

[@markcarson3215]

I’ve also noticed the parallels between old 1800 accounts of Sasquatch with contemporary ones. But mostly from KZbin. Do you have any good sources that compile old accounts of Sasquatch? Thanks Ken.

[@feljac30]

Man, your voice is so soothing. This came up on my recommended feed im so glad I clicked it. I live in Perth, nothing compared to the wilderness out there, so I'm very interested in these things

[@onaughto]

Great vid as always. Keep up the good work!

[@cynthiagibson3069]

What are you going to do with a dead moose for two weeks in grizzly country?

[@jonesdager701]

Call the pilot to haul it out? You obviously don't hunt

[@MrJgris]

I'm a wildlife biologist and this channel is great and makes me miss the field. Thank you for this.

[@darkfrost1901]

Mountain Beast Mysteries indeed! So much has happened in the wilderness. Past, present, and future. Whether it be Bigfoot, Aliens, Paranormal, etc. We'll most likely never discover the answers. If only the trees could talk. What a tale they would tell.

[@TheDoorspook11c]

They do if you listen. 👣

[@johnmead8437]

Natural causes, stupidity, carelessness, lost and hypothermic and bad luck cover most situations twice over. Most of the incidents where people have been located at an unusual distance for where expected is panic and the endurance survival & adrenaline produce. The fact many underestimate the potential of children even to travel long distances simply reflects their protected view of reality, kids will travel miles, quite quickly, and handle many rough/dense conditions better than adults. Plus searches rely on that fallible factor, human ability, so plenty can be overlooked. Many searches find their target second time around, or in unexpected places distant from the prime search area. Even where sasquatches aren't playing with imaginations.

[@DCGULL01]

Really enjoyed this episode. Thank you for the time taken to make quality, thoughtful MBM videos. Based on a quick scan- I'm not alone in my appreciation!

[@jesusislord6545]

Repent to Jesus Christ! “Dear friends, since God so loved us, we also ought to love one another.” ‭‭1 John‬ ‭4:11‬ ‭NIV‬‬

[@alderringer8816]

@@jesusislord6545 I don't believe he is coming back. Why not now, the planet can't get anyworse. Alan 2:33

[@kevinb8346]

@@alderringer8816 oh your mistaken it’s gonna get a lot worse before Jesus ends it for eternity

[@SimonAmazingClarke]

The hunter incident does sound Bigfoot ish. Head removal, clothes removal and lack of blood. As you said, if it was a bear attack there would be blood everywhere.

[@Momusinterra]

Dont forget that it could have been space aliens...har har.

[@SimonAmazingClarke]

@@Momusinterra they don't tend to remove the clothes.

[@illersasquatch]

A guy like Bart would have fought for his life and a bear attack would be overwhelming obvious....and it wasn't!

[@robertrichard2739]

not overwhelming ? "they found a part of his skull"

[@ransakreject5221]

Maybe the evidence was on his torso that wasn’t found or was eaten. Could also be he died of natural causes and animals tore him up after

[@illersasquatch]

And his hat being undamaged is another obvious sign it wasn't a bear!

[@DreamsAreLies]

Bro… this is my first time catching your video in my feed and I already subbed. You’re MEANT to tell stories, my dude. I’m a fan, you fantastic bastard!

[@tomtalker2000]

Also, i've been in the avian field for nearly 30yrs now. With "hands on" experience dealing with everything from Warblers to Birds of Prey and Budgies to Macaws. So i've spent A LOT of time out in the field observing. And i can say without question that Owls, Parrots, and other "raptors" such as Hawks, Eagles, will display this "swaying motion" as well.

[@missycitty9478]

Yes, I've seen owls do it.

[@stephaniemarhevka8950]

Yeah that makes sense as to why it was floating almost and had a pointed head kindof. Maybe a giant bird like creature like a harpy or something. Crazy

[@uncannyvalley2350]

Saginal crests present in the Great Apes also present as a "pointy" shaped heads, a great many witnesses habe described this same behavior

[@markdominick2652]

so enjoyable to listen and watch a good storyteller. Thank you for all the work it takes to investigate and build the stories you share with us.

[@cbwelch4]

I’m in my 50’s now and have been near and going to the woods for over 40 of them. I’ll just say I and a friend of mine saw something very odd in a State Forest when I was younger that I cannot easily explain. Only once.

[@breakhammer87]

And what was that?

[@cbwelch4]

@@breakhammer87 Something ran across Rt. 9 as we passed by the Quabbin between Ware and Belchertown. It cleared the highway in three or four strides very quickly. It was brown, had very long arms and ran like it was alpine skiing. It didn’t fully bend its knees or bouncy like a person does. It kind of glided. Just weird. We were also very far from any homes and it ran into the woods in the middle of nowhere at dusk. I was stunned. Said nothing for a min and my friend said, “Did we just see a Bigfoot?” His words. It looked and moved wrong for a man but moved on two legs smoothly unlike a bear.

[@1notgilty]

I don't go into the woods without a gun. Period. In the wilderness it pays to expect the unexpected and be prepared for it. Remember, when seconds count help is only hours away.

[@GlassOwl84]

I highly doubt he 'really loved animals', seeing he was a Trophy Hunter.

[@michaelarchangel1163]

Well said. There are far too many sycophants among the commenters here.

[@BigDaddy-yp4mi]

Bull. Some of the most compassionate, well-balanced animal lovers I know are hunters. The most unbalanced animal lovers I know are crazy. Domesticated livestock, farm animals, stray cats and dogs, or personal cats and dogs, pet parakeets, etc., are VERY different and would NEVER be killed by a hunter. It's in man's genes to harvest wild game and for tens of thousands of years that was the only people who could survive- successful hunters.A sadist who CLAIMS to be a hunter might kill domesticated animals, true. And a hunter would NEVER kill wildlife that is used to humans, like wild deer that an entire neighborhood feeds and/or named. Hope that explains the difference sufficiently enough for you to distinguish true ethical, humane hunters and sadistic sociopaths.

[@GlassOwl84]

@@BigDaddy-yp4mi I wasn't referring to Hunters such as you describe. I was referring to Trophy Hunters who kill for the thrill of sport only. I realize there is a difference. I am glad that you did write that for it is educational for those who might not know or understand.

[@mrlokin123]

Great story. When I was younger I worked on a golf course. When I would go into the woods to look for balls I noticed that I had to sway back and forth in order to see around the thousands of little twigs and leaves on branches in order to see them. If you just stood still your line of sight was always blocked. Maybe that is why they sway?

[@luffebassen]

Most likely yes. Monkeys do it too when they encounter someone unknown.

[@BoingBB]

So the sasquatch was looking for his lost golf ball? It's as good a theory as any. lol

[@mrlokin123]

@@BoingBB haha. Good point. Not quite what I meant though. Just something I noticed I did when I was trying to see through the bushes.

[@whitedragoness23]

@@mrlokin123 I have owned cats, they bob their heads up and down especially when trying to see something alarming or get a better look

[@markcarson3215]

Except there were no golf balls found near the kill site.

[@OpusBuddly]

Thanks for reporting new details to this story.

[@josephturner5133]

When i think of bear attacks, I picture bears looking for food.The main purpose of a bear attack in this situation would be because a bear would have been hungry and looking for food, a bear wouldn't have killed this guy just to brutally kill him. There's no way this was a bear attack in my mind. it's simple ,..if it was a bear attack it would have shown evidence of a bear attack. just like all the other bear attacks..A bear would have gotten this man's food at his camp as well. Because of food purposes, you better believe he would have been mangled and eaten like a bear ate him. This sounds to me like that story where the Sasquatch creeped up on that guy and bit his neck and didn't eat him. You know the story that Edgar Hoover supposedly wrote about.

[@maryk6192]

👍

[@Roscoesadie]

My uncle worked for the sheriff's department as a bush pilot for 25 years and he's told us he's seen Sasquatch flying over the Yukon on multiple occasions he said they are massive in size he recalled the biggest one probably about 15 ft tall and it ran like a freight train. People that disappear in the woods are most likely taken by aggressive Sasquatch that have never come in contact with other human life forms so they don't know how to react. Bigfoot is real people you need to be prepared when going into the back country! I have seen pictures and they are the ugliest damn thing I've ever seen

[@AverageAmerican]

Sasquatch is said to be quite large and particularly aggressive in Alaska and Yukon area. However, sub terrestrials are more likely the main culprit bcuz they actually hunt Humans, unlike Bigfoot.

[@aRealParadise]

@@AverageAmerican yes sure the Sasquatch are quite big in the Yukon, and yes extraterrestrial are an intelligent possibility. But what really happened was the lizard people have large colonies around these parts, find One and you are gone ......

[@AverageAmerican]

@@aRealParadise _"the lizard people have large colonies..."_ Underground?

[@kraftykel1815]

Thanks for the panoramic views of the Yukon & the BF? encounter. Also it's very sad & tragic for what happened to Bart, Timothy & Amie. None of them deserved this ending. Nature is kind & cruel, beautiful but deadly. Be safe out there!

[@iccus62]

like warriors need to die in battle. Hunters need to be hunted

[@ericasimonson8737]

Most of that footage wasn't the Yukon. Lots of SE Alaska and perhaps portions of BC and Alberta.

[@johnwantling2351]

If this was a mutilation attack, then there may well have been lights moving around. DO NOT ever look at those lights, as they are searching for reflections, and when they focus in on your eyes, the mutilation happens, and you are dead.

[@crying_hippy]

@@johnwantling2351 Ive seen tonnes of lights, orbs, and things low level that act lie a shooting star or meteor, also seen a red ball of light grow flames on each side that looked like wings, orange and blue burst of cloud type light and these ground lights that travel up and down and thorough the trees. The lights are least of my concerns in the bush, ever seen a real freaking werewolf inches from Your face? God Bless You

[@jessehutchings]

Whatever. Bart was a well off guy who did everything for his ego. Master's degree well known naturalist in his field. Could easily afford a grocery store but hunts animals with risky gear just for his ego. Well, his ego was ultimately the thing that was hunting him

[@spg77777]

With forward facing eyes, the "swaying" fine tunes the perceived distance from viewer to object.

[@stevenedmund5680]

I think there was no disruption to the ground because something picked him up off the ground.....then went through the trees with him under one arm or over the shoulder.

[@bori1986]

Inneresing

[@samueljohnson3989]

Yep 👍🏾

[@DIVISIONINCISION]

There was a piece of skull left, though. So, something happened before that.

[@cynthiagibson3069]

Your going into bear territory with just bow and arrows and bear spray? How you know it's bigfoot when there existence has never been truly documented?

[@albundyforprez1788]

I bet you spend alot of time in the bush, don't you? Not!

[@rene3339]

@@albundyforprez1788 I spent many years in the British Columbia bush, in Alberta bush, in Labrador, went twice on expedition to Alaska, not a single slight glimpse of a sasquatch, nowhere.

[@ryanvouche254]

He never said he knows it’s Bigfoot he is Speculating about the possibility of it being a Bigfoot, big difference. Also Bigfoot has everything you need for documentation but there is obviously a coverup. There are foot castings, photos, videos, eye witness statements, vocalizations, hair that has been DNA analyzed with compelling results.

[@michygeorg]

Interesting stories. As soon as I heard that they essentially only found his head, it made me think of Nahanni/Headless Valley. If anyone wants more of those kind of stories, check out Hammerson Peters. Canadian lore is cool.

[@ryanvouche254]

Hammerson Peters is so good it sucks he has low subscribes such good content

[@FrankTalby88]

Wow greag job justin, i like how ur branching out into other stuff..this missing 411 content is always great

[@veejayyazzie9572]

Good post friend. I like the new setup and delivery of info- the articles are solid.

[@uprightape100]

"Revenge!". -all the animals he murdered

[@dougal1351]

Lol....animals got the last laugh.

[@bobs5596]

instead of making up an extremely unlikely scenario(big foot), he likely had a heart attack, and no signs of struggle would have happened. just signs of scavenging like what was found.

[@jasonshelton3749]

Would've been ripped clothes everywhere

[@bobs5596]

@@jasonshelton3749 that's a good point. now i'll have to go back and listen again. i didn't think about clothes, and can't remember what was found. bears make cashes and bury everything, maybe it's still hidden?

[@clayhughesmusic]

I think the caches and no ripped clothes are addressed in the first half.

[@lenledwidge5367]

43 days hunting Elk and Moose in Alberta's wilderness by myself. Did well but no Sasquatch.

[@karnagefails333]

Can't thank you enough for the effort you put into this stuff dude. Been watching consistently for a few months now. Really enjoy the Expidition Sasquatch documentaries and anything where Ken Walker talks. Thanks again, good luck, & stay safe out there.

[@claymac7895]

There are incredibly dangerous creatures that exist in the wilderness areas of this planet that we are unaware of.

[@missycitty9478]

Yes!

[@prophetmargin7497]

Seriously, forget about bigfoot, can you imagine coming across one of these dogman creatures in the woods? Yikes

[@missycitty9478]

@@prophetmargin7497 Couldn't imagine! I would , NO question, have a heart attack!!

[@prophetmargin7497]

@Robert taylor I was on one of those bigfoot channels recently where a guy hiking in the woods fell through a hole and ended up in a series of caverns. He starts wondering through the cavern and comes to a room where there are dozens of orange and other brightly colored jackets and vests. Apparently bigfoot likes to kidnap and possibly kill hunters wearing those orange hunting jackets. I've always heard that its not a good idea to wear bright colors in the woods, attracts the wrong kind of attention!

[@claymac7895]

@@prophetmargin7497 - Do you think you could find a link to that encounter? I’ve not heard that one I’d like to check it out if possible.

[@johnsanders8879]

I wonder if he might have had a health issue, like a heart attack, organ failure, etc...that would explain the lack of signs of attack from an animal. Then, animals later scavenged what was in the area, explaining the debri field left behind.

[@johnsanders8879]

I know it's assumed he was in very good physical condition, being an outdoorsman. But, we've all heard stories of marathon runners and other athletes collapsing from various health related issues, in many cases, health conditions the athletes didn't even know they had.

[@mirrorblue100]

Extremely well-produced and written program - thanks.

[@danielcampbell9457]

im really liking this format of video and the numbers dont lie, i think ur on to something with this type of video format. keep em comin. love from NY. Edit: ya bro after going thru ur video catalog this format right here should definatley be ur new bread n butter from now on except when u make a documentary obviously, cause the only other video that hit 230,000 besides ur documentaries was over 3 months ago and all the rest were between 50k - 80k roughly which aint bad but i feel they deserve more views, and this video hit 230,000+ in ONLY a week. keep this format going and i can see MUCH DESERVED success if the near future. Your one of the few people who truly deserve it solely for the amount of passion, dedication and work you put into it. i hope that 2022 brings u new found success, you've earned big dog.

[@lucillem2639]

He wasn't such a good guy. Hunting animals for sport, for shits and giggles. For trophy bragging rights. Karma and the ghosts of those he slaughtered gave him his comeuppance. By the way, great channel I found by accident. Well done..mini-documentary!

[@jonesdager701]

Hunters have the utmost respect for animals. Hunting gives an animal a clean and easy death as opposed to them getting eaten alive or starving/freezing to death. Nature is brutal, hunting is ethical

[@lucillem2639]

@@jonesdager701 I'm sure that's what Bigfoot/Saskwatch says about us...right before he pounces, like a silent ghost in the night. As you and your kind hide in your hunting blinds to better catch your innocent prey unawares, Bigfoot does the exact same thing.. as he takes his first bite he likely thinks: " think of all the money I'm saving the victims family! No body, no funeral! Heck, I'm a saint saving the planet from a nasty carbon footprint. Hell, they should pay for this...I'm saving humanity folks!" 🙄

[@jadegreen8034]

Absolutely nothing ethical about trophy hunting. Try again, real ethical hunters detest your kind.

[@jonesdager701]

@@jadegreen8034 try again you nitwit, real trophy hunters go after the biggest racks, which most of the time means an older animal. Old animals have hard natural deaths whether it be starvation /disease or not having the strength/stamina to escape a predator attack. Hunting them gives them a clean and easy death that is free from pain

[@jadegreen8034]

@@jonesdager701 Real ethical hunters know the benefit of essential keystone apex predators. They don't hunt for trophies they hunt only animals they can eat. There's absolutely no reason whatsoever to hunt or trap predators. Only Zoosadistics, serial killers, and psychopaths do that. Which it sounds like you definitely are. The bans are coming soon, so enjoy your killing while you can. Trophy hunters and trappers are despised around the world, and only represent a minority of mentally unstable and deranged "people", I use that term very loosely.

[@gmancrawford8873]

Luv this channel, your such a good narrator, great personality, Thks

[@donaldwallace7522]

Love the way you delivered this story.

[@gregcushing1716]

Thanks ! Great voice to listen to these interesting stories. Keep up the great work.

[@CarnivoreStork]

Great editing and voice over documentary. First class. Another tragic story.

[@colonelgutsy2177]

It's so difficult for me to make up my own mind about what happened in this particular case. I'm still waiting for someone to make a video going more in depth about the state of the skull that was found. Everyone keeps saying a part of the skull. Ok what kind of damage was done to the part that was found? What kinda of teeth marks are on it? Are there any identifiers like that to mention? Was it cut clean? Was it surgical? Did it look to be ripped in half by big bear claws? I think if just one of those questions could be answered, it'd shed a lot of light on what happened.

[@melodeelines8575]

Representation of this case is supposed to lead nowhere. It is like a new video is going to give new info on case specifics? Never. they are just vids to waste your time. Time that is yours do do something else with other than listen to opinion. Monty

[@MrBonners]

Your questions do not take into account of scale. A head size and a grizzly paw and mouth size and eating table manners. The head would be only a crumb that was torn away and fell away. there would be no 'clean cut' or breaking in 'half by claws'. 'Crushing' and bits fall aside is the result. The bear wants flesh and organs, not unless food value bone of the head. The detail you ask would not be so precise. Finding moose ,deer, elk uneaten heads and hoofs in the bush is not unusual. Until a wolverine comes alone.

[@rachelmullen9338]

He states in the video there were no teeth or claw marks on the remains of his skull or his clothes

[@CrimeVid]

Schleyer went after a moose or something, stress caused a heart attack or stroke (it’s always the athletes ). something found him dead and ate him. Alternative is perhaps a diabetic incident ( people overheat and often disrobe) coma, something ate him. No need for bigfoot until you’ve totally demolished the normal.

[@MrZrazies]

@@CrimeVid Yeah. I went hiking. Trail took 7 miles to hot springs up in mountain middle of nowhere. After I tried to push hard up hill then I felt that I was going to pass out cuz I realized I was pushing my body over limit and my heart was beating so fast then on steep hill. I stopped and wait for 5 minutes then I put my backpack on ground then start sitting down slowly. I could feel bit fainting then slowly lay on ground and rest. 30 mins later finally my heart start beating normal. I decided to wait other 30 minutes before I get up and start walking up hill again but this time I took my time walking up hill. It was terrifying experience for me.

[@shadowstar9019]

Your a captivating story teller ,the whole story is quite riveting 🧐 for all the knowledge he had ,he was either acting without enough care ,or he had absolutely no idea he was being stalked!!!

[@eringemini7091]

I loved the intro, describing the scene that the Hunter was used to being in. Your encounter story was great! It had similarities with mine.But, I suffered from PTSD for many years after my encounter. I have to say the worst part of a Sasquatch encounter,( (for me ), besides the massive amount of fear and adrenaline dumping in my system was the aftermath. It quite literally changes your view of everything in the world. It changes you as a person forever. Some people don't treat you the same if you make the mistake of confiding in them, its a shame that some people think they know absolutely every single animal that exists, and they want to tell you that Sasquatch is not one of them!( lol).

[@jimieljoseph2322]

Same

[@mihavvu1]

Well, imo Bigfoot species shoulnt be considered just an animal, it's a hominid, has thought, language, rituals/habits, etc. If its ever gonna be recognized it should be given human rights in order to protect them from ourselves.

[@bobs5596]

where is the carcass, hair, or trail cam video of JUST ONE of them? hmmm? they don't exist!!

[@mihavvu1]

@@bobs5596 true, not yet anyway or not released to public, but there are cases of hair sent to labs, never returned, or returned as undiscovered/unknown primate, trail cams, I wouldnt trust those 1 bit, the amount of deepfakes is just starting, a body...well thats complicated, why, because i dear anyone to purposely go out in a hill country side and try to find remains of a fox, try that and see how long it would take you, also if BF does have somekind of death ritual, they might just bury the body or eat the body and use the bones as primitive tools, who knows, also other animals eat dead animals, bon3 and all, wolves, bears birds, ants, bacteria etc, a body/bones of a dead BF might be extremely difficult to just find in the wild, what if they behave like cats when they feel they are dieying and go to very remote places.... donno, no1 knows. Anyway thing is that there just to many people and somewhat believeble video/audio recordings for it to be just a collective hoax, made by crazy people and liars, dont you think? Donno, im not a true believer also, but i do try to keep an open mind to the potential of BF existing.

[@mihavvu1]

One more thing, very very very few people in the world could spot an unusual bone structure out in the wild among the grass earth and leafs. You and me and the average Joe? I dont think so, unless theres a skull there that might resemble a human skull that is and thats if. If u see 1 bone here and another in 100 meters and 1 in 50 meters we wouldnt give 2cents about it although we might just be passing by BF remains eaten by time and other animals. How many hickers you see coming out of the woods with bones? "Uh i found this really strange bone, im gonna send it to be researched" 0.001% hope u get what i wanna say

[@phoenixrising6245]

Always enjoy listening to your videos, Justin and your merchandise is some of the best out there ie no comedy slogans!!! I purchased tee shirts for my sons and the quality was outstanding. Problem was, import tax to UK cost almost as much as the tee shirts. Wouldn't stop me ordering again though.

[@edgeon5801]

The Sasquatch up there are said to be very aggressive ,Look at the port portlock mutilations .I saw a show which showed there were people here 30,000 years before they believed they thought humans were supposed to be here .I think there is no way it was a bear.First off I know from many videos of bears that a grizzly will swipe the ground with its claws/paws before it charges a lot of the time.There would have been a scene of carnage. He wouldn't have not fought like hell to survive,knifng the bear, stabbing it with an arrow ect.So there would have been bear blood, tons, of his blood spewed by the bears tearing at him with those 4 to 5 inch knives they call claws.To only find clothing completely fine without tears in them, his tent down but everything else was just like it was left. A bear would gave left a damn crime scene if devoured food cans,bsgs,ect..Seems like something came upon him quickly and he grabbed what was withink his grasp,Then he fled in his boat but whatever being got him was able to catch up to him quickly..Sasquatch,dogman, Gugwe or one if the red haired giants they say live there. The white people who inhabited these areas were told if these beings, Unfortunately they just blew it if as folklore. The arrogance if the first whites was just mind boggling.If a band/tribe of people who lived there for thousands if years says beware of this or that .You listen to them because they know what's there.

[@aries2256]

Totally agree, fleeing a camp with only his weapon, where nothing was touched but the tent, is a sure sign he was escaping from something that definitely wasn't a bear. Travelling by boat would've allowed whatever it was to easily follow him on land. Looks like landing again on the same coastline was his downfall. Sounds like he'd sat at the base of that tree, probably to gather his senses after a huge rush of adrenaline and possible shock, then whatever it was that was hunting him made it's final assault. To remove his clothing intact before taking the body, indicates a level of dexterity that only a being with human like hands would be able to perform.

[@edgeon5801]

@@aries2256 I watched a episode of Sasquatch Chronicles ,He was talking with a guy named Duke,It was episode named 187 ,Duke was talking about red gained giants ,he believes the red haired cannibalistic giants native people talk about aren't sasquatch ,That yhey are the giants they talk about in slasje year live in the lower states too.Thrre were places in Montana were prospectors were found ,only heads found or bodies without a head. The rest of the body was missing altogether. A Search party that went out never came back. Wes talked to a couple of different guys that say they've seen 18 foot giants with tusk like teeth ,tusks like a boar,they were humans who would wear skins,used primitive weapons but were 12 to 18 feet tall.. 4 toed tracks not 5 or 6 but 4 toes.If this is real its possible he ran into one of these giants..Dogmen are a possibility too.I will never believe there was a bear responsible for this attack/death..Giants I gave a gard time with ,But there are giant skeletons that have found for centuries ,One as big as 35ft.So with all these cryptids being basically proven UFO'S being acknowledged by the Government with fighter jet footage.Anyyhing is a possibility now..

[@tiotheberk]

It sounds like we will never know what happened up there. Glad his friends went out and continued the search!!

[@WTFlux-lh2tf]

Amazing documentary!! One of the BEST that I've ever seen on the subject.

[@aurorastarling9152]

I’m really sorry what happened to this guy. I believe the possibility of a Sasquatch may have had something to do with this man’s death because all the facts don’t add up. Brave man though to be out there doing something he was passionate about. RIP and God bless 🙏

[@wwolfdogs]

Sasquatch are friendly and cuddly, and besides they're vegetarians. It had to be an Alien from the movie Predator starring Arnold Schwarzenegger!

[@marcalan1198]

Enough of the bull 💩. No aliens or Bigfoot. This is real life not a movie.

[@JK-lp6uw]

​@wwolfdogs they are not vegetarian

[@SoloHiker1]

Great video. You're one of the best by far!

[@jammingrantham7259]

Awesome job on video I have lived in the pacific northwest all my life n have seen quite the encounters of all kinds mind blowing encounters

[@spartan5285]

The titanic sank because (amongst other reasons) the captain was so experienced that he wasn’t concerned about icebergs all about. A less salty captain would have been more wary.

[@johnwantling2351]

The Titanic Conspiracy - The Great Deception [John Hamer] kzbin.info/www/bejne/sIDGkpKtib9oeLM

[@TrayDyer38]

Nice production… your definitely a pro at production, research, and story telling… you’ve got me all spooked out by this story… SO CREEPY… and I camp alone a lot. I hope I don’t remember this one next time I’m alone out in the woods camping. Great Job!

[@dawood121derful]

I wasn’t spooked at all

[@TrayDyer38]

@@dawood121derful Wow! I wish I had nerves like that. I’ve come up on a black bear a few times, and it got my adrenaline going, I don’t hunt, but I do carry and do train, but I’ll be honest with you, there is no defense against what you experienced, if it comes at you fast and quick. If I had your experience that would spook me.

[@thetannerfam6563]

Thanks Justin, this is so easy to watch and very interesting at the same time. Hello from Australind Western Australia 🍻

[@fungi708]

Hello from South Australia

[@canuckchris5733]

Of the many channels and their stories about Bigfoot I’ve watched this is by far the most interesting and well presented story I’ve heard. Chilling in a pragmatic way

[@ziptalia2456]

GREAT vid and GREAT channel.... happy to be a subscriber and appreciate all of your hard work here as it's an amazing resource. Merry Christmas & God Bless! :)

[@rupertmedford3901]

Serious question: do many folks do these types of trips alone?

[@blainwilson7937]

Not very many. Too dangerous.

[@freddog4490]

Hi Justin does this not make you feel afraid to go out into the wilderness alone ?. I know you are a good survivalist BUT if this can happen to a world renowned naturalist I’d be thinking twice about it. Happy Holidays to everyone watching, and stay safe love from Scotland 👣🥃🥃🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@mariannesouza8326]

Happy Holidays, to you, too, Fred!

[@jennycallaghan1914]

You can't let fear run your life.

[@MIAMIC70]

Afraid of what wilderness? This is a Bigfoot story reading channel. 🙄

[@erikrhafer6644]

I get and agree with what your saying. At least 2 people together at all times is my rule, but that's just me.

[@jennycallaghan1914]

@@erikrhafer6644 And it's a good one!!

[@stevenwallace5990]

Your stories are very well done ....you do your research and you don't push the Sasquatch being the only one thing that could of been involved in the disappearance.....you put out other ideas that could of caused the situation to happen....and you leave it up to the viewer to come to their own conclusions.... outstanding channel.....keep on keeping on...

[@mjhansen9292]

Great content brother

[@fredinalaska]

I have personal footage of a full Harvest Moon , with the aurora dancing directly above me. That was in Ruby Alaska on the Yukon River. That being said its frickin creepy AF there. Constantly felt watched and followed. Always watch your six and keep your powder dry.

[@christinearmington]

😬👍

[@paulmckeighan1679]

About the smell you have to figure that a Sasquatch it’s probably like any other predatory animal they will always approach wind in the face so that probably shows why a lot of times people don’t smell them and they smell you!

[@MelissaNicoleYT]

Liked and sub'd! Just came across your channel and can I say.... THAT WAS THE BEST INTRO EVER! Immediately drew me in. Well done😉

[@alderringer8816]

Great stories, nice job!