Fun fact: Teddy Roosevelt had a daughter named Alice, who was 17 when her father became president. She was a rebellious teenager way ahead of her time. She smoked cigarettes, gambled, drove at excessive speeds, had a pet snake, and bluntly spoke her mind about anything and everything. She was politically opinionated and would often butt in on her father’s meetings in the White House. Despite her uncouth behavior, she was quite popular socially. When a reporter once asked Teddy to comment on his daughter’s behavior, he responded: “I can do one of two things. I can be President of the United States, or I can control Alice. I cannot possibly do both.” 🤣👍🏻 … Alice lived to be 96 years old and passed away in 1980.

@GrosvnerMcaffrey

Жыл бұрын

I'd expect nothing less from the child of Teddy Roosevelt

@brassteeth3355

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing that. I'm feeling compelled to learn more about the President. I've always thought of him as adventurous.

@elizabethbogle3533

Жыл бұрын

He was quoted once as saying "I can either run the country or I can raise Alice, but I cannot do both".

@920WASHBURN

Жыл бұрын

She sounds like a terrible person

@aj897

Жыл бұрын

If she was a man, I doubt you’d be so proud of these things

Note to self: If a giant Sasquatch monster destroys your campsite, invades your camp at night, you shoot at it and miss, it comes back the next day and destroys your camp a second time…….maybe you shouldn’t stay at that place another night.

@FlyGuy2000

3 жыл бұрын

That's what I was thinking, I would have gotten the hint after the first day's situation. This was a different time back then though, and these were a different breed of men who made a living in the mountains.

@keirfarnum6811

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, they overstayed their welcome.

@Theodosius18

2 жыл бұрын

probably too financially invest to simply leave. and the reasons for it would not sound too well for the public.

@tomlayman3141

2 жыл бұрын

Back then men never wanted to admit their fears. Their honor and respect depended on their bravery and lack of cowardice, hence they overstayed their welcome.

@Let_The_Foolish_Take_The_Lead

2 жыл бұрын

@@Justice43211 Some Native American folklore/ oral tradition speaks of giants coming through portals to eat them. I can't remember the tribe but think they were in Arizona or someplace in the arid desert parts of the south or maybe Mexico, they built their homes into the sides of sheer rock faces among cliffs some 80 feet or meters high to try and avoid their assailants grasp. There's no trace of the tribe(s) and much of their belongings were left behind in their houses and laid out like they never left.

Several people have asked where this story takes place, it is in The Beaverhead Mountains that separate Idaho and Montana which separate the wisdom and the salmon forks as Baumen mentions in the tale.

@bobspizza7444

2 жыл бұрын

I used to hunt in there until the year around 2004 all I saw was wolf tracks

@ion7470

2 жыл бұрын

I dont even knew this places existes.

@thebeamerdreamer

2 жыл бұрын

@@ion7470 same lol

@alict59

2 жыл бұрын

I can't find the Wisdom River on the map!

@UpNorthChuck

2 жыл бұрын

I have camped and hunted there. Bannack area and north of Grant.. Still today it’s one of the most lonely and isolated places i have ever been.

"Death came for him in his sleep, tis if he was awake, there would have been a fight"! On Teddy's death, forget who said it. But what a great quote!

@codered7453

3 ай бұрын

His son I believe said that about his father T.R.

This happened in Montana. In the 2000's, in an area a few hours north, a man cutting firewood by himself went missing and was found mutilated. The sheriff said it was a bear attack, but I wanna know what wild bear isn't deterred by the sound of a chainsaw running full throttle.

@laurenurban3942

11 ай бұрын

Could be the sound of the chainsaw that aggravated the animal….whatever it was. Speaking of whatever it was, most likely the military went in there and killed most of those creatures. That’s why there aren’t many left and they’re hard to find.

@ryanfreebody6881

10 ай бұрын

What bear leaves its food unburied too.

@2-pistols

8 ай бұрын

Maybe he had it off when the bear attacked?

@friedrichjunzt

5 ай бұрын

​@@2-pistolsthe razor Hits again 🤷

@Edward_Blue

4 ай бұрын

Could have been on a break with no chainsaw running or on his way to a spot to start cutting…did the report you heard mention he was full throttle and in the process of cutting down a tree?

In the book 'The Long Walk" chapter 22 is an incredible experience by men coming across two of these creatures.

@birdofevil4252

2 жыл бұрын

"The Long Walk" by Polish Army officer Slavomir Rawicz was a great book. Rawickz was captured by the Russians in 1939 during the Nazi/Russian invasion of Poland and sent to the Gulag. The book details how Rawicz and a group of prisoners escaped a Gulag camp, and went on foot across Siberia, China, and Tibet, finally arriving in India. Along the way they encountered a very hostile group of Yetis in the Himalaya Mountains, but fortunately escaped unharmed. The scene in the book describing this encounter is very suspenseful.

@stevenross-watt8640

2 жыл бұрын

I think I watched the movie adaption of this book.

@adamromanak7605

Жыл бұрын

@@stevenross-watt8640 the movie adaption “the way back” too bad they didn’t include this, but I bet if they did no one would believe it, it is still debated whether it actually happened.

@brachio1000

Жыл бұрын

Yes, great scene, great book.

@BrendonChase2012

Жыл бұрын

Well, Rawicz claimed he made that amazing journey; the official records tell a far more mundane tale.

I don’t care what people think about Theodore Roosevelt, when I first heard about him and his countless accolades, I immediately became a fan and respected everything about him. The guy got shit done, and he was very fearless, intelligent, charismatic and tough. The man embodies the heart and soul of a warrior and seen why so many people loved and respected him. Theodore Roosevelt was most definitely the spirit of the United States and a true legend of the 1900’s, despite his legend starting and growing in the end of the 1800’s.

@jerrym1218

2 жыл бұрын

@Lizard King- That’s your opinion, I do value it, and this is where people may have a simple disconnect from what I was really saying. It’s a simple jest of wording that so many people do, and it was supposed to come of as….(example: this one person is great, and I don’t care if many don’t like him, myself and others do and we will look up to them because of the accolades and crazy adventures and feats that they have pulled off, to actually win me over little by little, and even if some of the tales are tall, they still grabbed my attention and put a smile on my face). Nowadays I notice that we all can’t like some things and past human beings despite never meeting them and only hearing stories of them that get us intrigued, without getting criticized for it. I don’t have to love and worship certain historic individuals, but I can be a fan of and respect the way Theo carried himself and some of the awesome actions from the many tall tales he found himself in. If you don’t mind me asking, have you ever been a fan of and respected the actions of past historical figures?? There’s people that respect JFK There’s people that respect Lincoln There’s people that respect Doc Holliday There’s people that respect John Dillinger and he was a bank robber. The reason for that respect is the way they carried themselves and some of the crazy stories told about them that make many people be in shock by what they are hearing about those past human beings and just say to themselves, geez, those guys were real characters huh. You didn’t offend either, it’s all good, I like seeing what others may think. Remember, when I said I don’t care what people think, I mean it as a jest.

@bamxire8845

2 жыл бұрын

Stood on poo and lost his shoe

@jerrym1218

2 жыл бұрын

@@bamxire8845 yup lol 😂 The man was a character, and it’s little things like that, which tell us the type of shenanigans that past historical figures got themselves into. They were human, just like everyone else, and at times they were pushed beyond their human limits and managed to survive, then also become stronger and more intelligent because of those challenges. The good things you read about could actually be inspiring to many other people who are afraid to stand up to some challenges, but seen that tougher challenges were overcome and can be done. Michael Jordan may have had a psychopathic will to succeed and be the very best at whatever he set his mind to, and to actually see recorded and documented events where he took certain things so personal against his opponents. Even if it’s one little joke comment by another player, coach or entire team, it will set him off to completely obliterate that chosen target. I know that mindset can be toxic for some people, but I find it very fascinating and entertaining. Billy the Kid was another fascinating personality, for good lord, he made a James Bond type pun right before he shot the guy that was guarding him when he was being held by the Marshals and bounty hunters which he was being transported to be hanged by them. I forgot if the guard’s/bounty hunter’s name was Dave or Bill, but right before Billy shot him as he was escaping, he chuckled and said, how’s it going Dave, and then shot him dead. Supposedly people back then said that Dave had it coming because of how poorly and inhumane he treated outlaws and convicted people, and Billy was just getting his own brand of justice against a cruel bounty hunter. Sorry for the long message, I just find all types of historical figures fascinating, unique and at times inspirational with some of the incredible feats that they accomplished.

@bamxire8845

2 жыл бұрын

@@jerrym1218 No need to say sorry man I find it interesting reading about them as well. I love learning so...Thank you for that info :) you seem very passionate !!

@jerrym1218

2 жыл бұрын

@Lassens Natural Foods & Vitamins lmao 🤣 So true. He probably wouldn’t even know if he was dreaming or awake during his encounters with Kamala.

Theodore was such a beast.. perhaps it was him all along! And he was just trolling this old man! Lmao. Wished we had more presidents and leaders like this epic man! Nowadays we have blithering idiots calling the shots. It's sad

@handsomejack7901

2 жыл бұрын

Lol america would be no more if you had this warhungry Psychopath

@hughgrection3052

2 жыл бұрын

@@handsomejack7901 hmm.. sounds like maybe Theodore trolled you too? 🤔 hehe jk. Was he even in a war as he sat as a president? I know he fought in a few. Not sure if he sent us to any etc

@forslavjo

2 жыл бұрын

@@hughgrection3052 nope. There were no military conflicts involving the United States during his presidency. The person you've responded to is surely one of those psychotic liberals that tore down so many statues in the recent past because he was "racist" or some other nonsense.

@hughgrection3052

2 жыл бұрын

@@forslavjo yep. And had it not been for them there'd be no USA. I'm quarter Choctaw Warrior. And I'm thankful of how things worked tbh.

@hughgrection3052

2 жыл бұрын

@Elliot Torres who are you speaking to? Me? I didn't call anyone anything. Nor do I pretend to be a scholar on the matters of all things Theodore lol. Just saying I like em from what I know. And he seemed liked also at the time. The man even took a bullet and gave a speech after lol. I just said the man was a beast. But if you was addressing the other fella.. Okey dokey!👌

Everytime I go to a national park, last of the American wilds. What my ancestors probably saw everyday as they trailblazed across the continent. I quietly thank Teddy for allowing me to have that beauty to always be around. Sometimes I feel sad, we won't see the wild world of America before all this modern stuff. It's like its own time capsule.

@ShrexyGuy

Жыл бұрын

Guarantee he started the preserves outta fear and desire to exterminate what he saw that night and not a wholesome love for nature, like what was always shown with him tho lol. He's a tough guy but that experience could make anyone shit a brick

@ginnymiller2448

Жыл бұрын

Hello from Nevada. We have plenty of wild unbroken lands here!

@Xenilolix

Жыл бұрын

Near Deadhorse Alaska we have many who have seen what locally is called the "wood ape" I believe they once were here but by the 1900s they were all but gone

@leequinn2733

Жыл бұрын

@Phil M May I suggest the Nahanni Valley? True it is in Canada. But, as I understand it it is incredibly wild, so wild that it gets less than 1,000 visitors per year. I have no interest in visiting those places. But heck knock yourself out! Just saying. Happy trails....

@chrisw422

Жыл бұрын

@@ShrexyGuyDon’t think so. He saw the destruction brought forth by people, (i.e, American Bison, Deer, Elk etc) ,the waves of immigrants from other, predominantly European countries back then, and those people’s greed, and their affects on nature. He was a tough man, and a conservative for the future even after his time. Didn’t have anything to do with a bigfoot legend.

Been waiting on ya man. Post more ofte. I know these take time but no one else does it quite like you.

@icantthinkofaname15

3 жыл бұрын

I agree!!

@stanettiels7367

3 жыл бұрын

There’s a similar styled channel called Bedtime Stories. It uses art to go with the videos but it covers a wider range of topics, like paranormal, aliens and other mysteries. They also have a second channel called Wartime Stories.

@plaguethemc

3 жыл бұрын

Definitely agree !!!!

@tobiasr4022

3 жыл бұрын

Check out Bob Gymlan. He's got good similar stuff

@donoberloh

3 жыл бұрын

Check out Mr.Ballen. A former Navy Seal that tells about the “strange, dark, and mysterious told in story format” in just over a year he has over 3 million subscribers. Most of his stories have over a Million views

Lewis and Clarke wrote about the wild men of the forests also.

@gravypatron

3 жыл бұрын

Where would you find that?

@wms72

3 жыл бұрын

No, they didn't. They said nothing about wild men in their Journal.

@radagastbrown9001

3 жыл бұрын

@@wms72 Lief Erickson supposedly mentioned hairy giants.

@hiddenwoodsben

3 жыл бұрын

they did? i just finished the journals of the corps and despite the spelling being pretty wild at times, i couldn't find anything about wild men. That being said, if i had one wish granted, it would be to travel to kentucky in 1810, to get chummy with boone and, more importantly, colter. i bet they had some amazing tales we don't know about anymore.

@0tt0z

3 жыл бұрын

@@hiddenwoodsben That would be fun!

Great writing in those days, great story. Great narration of the video too. Teddy Roosevelt was a bad ass. He coined one of my favorite sayings: "Speak softly and carry a big stick."

I saw something similar but smaller when driving down a large wooded lot with a friend in the Houston area. It was like a tiny demon with a long white beard and what I can describe as an old man human face with a total height of 2 feet. The hair was mostly white and covered the entire body, being longer for the beard. The skin was paper white with bluish tint that you could see behind the body hair. It was extremely fast and could stand on its hind legs but then run faster on four legs. It was running through a clearing at night and we caught it by surprise at night directly in our headlights as we went through. Looking back at it now, with the benefit of Google Maps, I realize that was the largest wooded lot for a long while in the city. On the other side of the wooded lot is a old folks home. I didn't see it alone and the surroundings aren't normal for a cryptid sighting. It was in a large city far from large natural areas. Are these natural, alien, spiritual? Was is living off the energy of the old people, was it the soul of a newly departed or a natural hybrid?

@Thirsty4stalin

2 жыл бұрын

Skinwalker?

@animaanimus8011

2 жыл бұрын

Sounds like the description of a little person. I’m Native American and growing up I heard stories about blue or green “little people.” Never chase after one, it could end badly. A medicine man who was a friend of my family always brought candy and tobacco for the little people when we would go into the forest.

@bigrex5075

2 жыл бұрын

@@aj897 riightt. By his description. Could have been anything. Totally

@nomanmcshmoo8640

2 жыл бұрын

@@animaanimus8011 I am with Animus on this one. Bringing offerings for them never hurts either. The type of offering varies by culture.

@animaanimus8011

2 жыл бұрын

@@nomanmcshmoo8640 He always used those gross pastel multicolored candies they sell at farm stores. Never knew why, but I always take some tobacco. What does it hurt?

Jesus that was so well written. That may have been one of the best stories I’ve heard in terms of its vocabulary and way it’s written.

Your channel is honestly my FAVORITE!!!!! Subject matter, voice, ART, etc....AMAZING! Keep it up! Diana ♥️✌

@mackinblack

3 жыл бұрын

Bob Gymlan

Still the Best Bigfoot Story EVER!

@radagastbrown9001

3 жыл бұрын

I like the Cowman of Copolis Beach.

@robjohnson212

3 жыл бұрын

@@radagastbrown9001 Me too, Sir. I live here in Washington State and I'm only about 2 hours away from Copalis Beach. I go there to do Steelhead Fishing on the Quinault Indian Reservation. Love that story!

@billmers3219

3 жыл бұрын

@@radagastbrown9001 another great story is the Ruby Creek incident

Hoping to see more of these videos start cranking out.. One of the better channels covering these stories, just letting ya know your work is appreciated! 👌🏼

Thank you Teddy Roosevelt for establishing America's National Parks!! 🤍 perhaps he's always known their secrets.

@Ephesians5-14

3 жыл бұрын

For sure there were other motives besides preserving wildlife. If you go to the interpretive center outside of Pisgah National Forest near Brevard NC, you'll learn that homesteaders were kicked off their family land. They didn't give the land back to the Indigenous people who it rightly belonged to.. wonder why.. the parts of Smoky Mtns prohibited to civilians (only Indigenous and Govt can go) hide caves where the "little people" live.... it's also well known that certain areas of the Grand Canyon are blocked off from people traveling there and it's said that's because there's evidence of something the Govt wants to keep under wraps there. I really don't think the Govt cares as much about preserving wildlife as it does about keeping secrets from American people.

@RedEye19

3 жыл бұрын

That’s why they’re called: “U-foes”.. stands for unknown foes ;^}…

@mjk6618

3 жыл бұрын

@@Ephesians5-14 I concur! You've stated "100% Truth"

@quitcallinmebill1699

2 жыл бұрын

He didnt. John muir did

@Paper.Power.Politics

2 жыл бұрын

Ever seen the end of the movie “the decent” ? People know and probably feed them

Missing persons Mysteries “ top Mysteries “ and this channel is the best channels you can have on KZread.

@prestontompkins5237

3 жыл бұрын

Top mysteries roles Adam I think his name is

@katmack4215

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed! 2 of my favs 😁

Maybe his shot didn't miss and the creature wanted revenge.

@PixelPenguin77

12 күн бұрын

Or maybe that hunter killed his buddy (for some reason), and made this entire story up to cover his back.

Theodore Roosevelt is not only one of my favorite 3 Presidents, he’s also one of my favorite historical figures, with an extremely interesting psychological makeup which also makes reading about him time very well spent. And I’ve read just about every biography about him there is! So, one thing I can say with confidence, after reading all those books (including a few of his own), is that *the reason Roosevelt included this incident in one of his books is bc he believed the incident happened....if he had not believed the old trapper, that story NEVER would have made it into his book.* But TR surely realized that, since he hadn’t seen the incident himself, he would need to carefully choose his words and distance himself a bit, which is what he did. I’m also sure that this wasn’t the only encounter he heard about!

@DustinCraig-fh8yg

11 ай бұрын

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Your drawing of Teddy is so good ! I love the way you drew him writing, it added so much detail I could see a whole movie in my head of him writing the book . Especially this story in it . With his stern yet inquisitive eyes putting so much thought into painting a picture in our heads with his words and then hundreds of years later you bring it to life with your drawing. Its so ... it's so ...dang can't think of the right word. If only I was as good at expressing myself in words like him or pictures like you. Its truly poetic yes yes that's the word poetic .

Your thumbnails are what made me click on your videos in the first place, the drawings are different and look awesome and I stayed because the stories are strange and interesting.

@delilasloan8914

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, that's why I just clicked

@J_Honor_

3 жыл бұрын

@@delilasloan8914 do you know who does the art work for the stories?

@lukerowe4789

3 жыл бұрын

@@J_Honor_ I think he does it himself

@SA-xf1eb

2 жыл бұрын

Indeed

Love this channel, gives me a different perspective on stories I've already heard of , with incredible art work.

I never tire of "Bauman's Tale" well done

The missing persons mysteries channel is one great channel! I’ve been subbed for a few years and it never disappoints.

I can't believe this video is already a year old. I remember where I was when I was listening to it right when it was published. I was out hunting for petrified wood in the middle of nowhere, struggling to maintain reception so I could listen to the video, and getting creeped out thinking about what might be lurking near me.

@clemchieng891

2 жыл бұрын

why on earth would you subject yourself to that kind of torment

Just got caught up on all these, the artwork is amazing, as is the storytelling- can’t wait to hear more!

@astherielleloella-ximena402

3 жыл бұрын

Remind me of rob dyke's older videos before youtube ad apocalypse.

Thank you for the excellent content. I am currently somewhat obsessed with these missing person cases especially those that correlate to the missing 411 phenomena. Too many youtubers are unwilling to touch on this subject. So I just want to say thank you for the work and time you put in so that I may be more informed on this subject.

@IsraelCountryCube

2 жыл бұрын

Same with me!! I’m obsessed too hahah. Oh but I’m younger I think it’s what scares us as humans and also that we feel the need to discover what the feck was it that kills other humans so we can kill that creature and see it for ourselves haha!

@marhawkman303

2 жыл бұрын

Missing 411 got dumped because people realized Paulides is a faker. Some of the cases are genuine mysteries.. but he embellishes everything he puts in his books. If all you want is a good story? ok have at it.. but you might as well be reading fiction.

@ronhicks1663

2 жыл бұрын

@@marhawkman303 what do you mean "got dumped"? Dumped from what. More people are viewing can am and how to hunt's yt channels than any others having anything to do with those particular topics. Sorry but if you think nothing strange happens ever or that everything on this earth can be explained by humans then you are greatly suffering from pointed head syndrome. As my dad used to say " bless his pointed little head". So much has been and is being hidden from us that people act just like you trying to discredit folks or shut people up. A wise man once said " if someone is trying to shut someone up they either are an asshole or trying to stop something that may be true from being heard". That makes so much sense. Why would u shut anyone up especially if they are researching a real topic with real victims.

@marhawkman303

2 жыл бұрын

@@ronhicks1663 Paulides isn't doing research. His fabrications also muddy the waters contaminating the scene for those who actually do real research. If you follow Paulides's take on things, you end up FARTHER from the truth. I want Paulides to shut up... because he's a liar. no other reason. If you want evidence... well... that is easy to provide.

Great work love these stories, I always knew something has been hidden in our national parks. Myself and a good friend of mine who was a hunter came across a giant track in the woods one day, I remember putting my foot aside it (size 12) and it was a 3-4 inch's bigger then my foot. Never seen my friend scared in his life til that day. We were in the middle of the woods on private property and it was just one footprint in sand on a tiny stream crossing. Very odd stuff

I love hearing these kinds of stories. I hunt and fish and go hiking all the time and while I really don’t have many scary stories to tell I really enjoy hearing them from your channel and also whenever I go into bars and whatnot and some guys will talk for hours and hours about Bigfoot and Aliens and all kinds of other creatures that supposedly lurk the woods.

Really glad I found this channel! Your content is extremely well done!! I hope your subscriber count continues to grow .. it is much deserving

I'm loving this channel, and did I mention the artwork is incredible? It's strange... Teddy Roosevelt spent a good amount of time at Montauk after the Spanish-American war (Camp Wikoff) ...weirdly enough, the first time I ever saw what I think was a cryptid (Sasquatch or Dogman), was in a place called Rough Riders Road, named after Teddy Roosevelt's Rough Riders, who camped there. Thanks for relaying this awesome story, I have never heard it until now.

@samanthab1923

11 ай бұрын

Never knew about Teddy’s connection to Montauk. I will tell you the strange feeling I got as a kid walking along the bluffs. My great uncle had a trailer at Ditch Plains. He was step dad to 5 kids, all older than I. They loved taking me around on foot, bikes, even carrying. The beach is where I always felt the spookiness.

@montaukisstrange

11 ай бұрын

@@samanthab1923 Hello Samantha, Thanks for sharing your story! I think I know the beach, It's now Shadmoor state park, in Ditch Plains by the old windmill mansion and bunkers? Big bluffs and good surf spot? It is awfully creepy, I actually did a few videos there and I caught something really spooky in one of them! Anyways, glad you have been to the same area!

@samanthab1923

11 ай бұрын

@@montaukisstrange Oh! That sounds like the spot. Thanks so much. Stay safe 👻👋

The production quality and presentation is top class!

We've got them in Australia too. We call them Yowies. There seems to be two main types , tall hairy man like a Yeti, and a smaller pygmy version that are considered mischievous dangerous in Aboriginal stories... We've got bunyips too. They live in waterholes and drown people. No one that's ever seen one has lived, so no one knows what they actually look like. What's even worse is the damn dropbears. When your bushwalking keep looking up... They live in gum trees. As you can imagine, sitting under a gum tree beside a waterhole in the Australian bush can be dangerous.

@Northolt100

2 ай бұрын

I'm just naive enough that I can't tell if you're joking. 😅

Great story-telling, narration AND illustrations that are perfect with the story line...subbed

I've heard this tale many times and never get tired of hearing it again! Very scary!

Keep up the great work! Super video & brilliantly narrated.

In the Philippines they have a bigfoot-type creature called the kaprè, usually seen up in the trees in remote jungle areas. However there are certain areas where the local people refer to giant bats as kaprè as well. And of course, it’s only the jungle area people who believe, and the city people just laugh and regard it as myth or fairy tales.

@Samanta-van-laar

2 жыл бұрын

It will alway's be like that i do live in a city and i don't now what more with us here on earth but there is more then only us

@Fallen_Angel17

2 жыл бұрын

In america we got like that too,we call it Caprice !!! Caprice Classic!!! I like the Dark Green Color its give us ummfff

@IsraelCountryCube

2 жыл бұрын

@@Samanta-van-laaryep that’s the reality is that humans that do deny that other living breathing beings other than us humans exist are just in denial and that’s not ignorance that’s pure stupid! I remember a quote and it’s “If humans are alone in the universe and we’re the only ones to ever exist or we aren’t and there’s dangerous other worldly living beings beside us they’re both just as equally terrifying” which is wrong I don’t know how being alone on the universe is terrifying I think that’s a contradiction because why wouldn’t we want to find out what other disgusting.terrifying.dangerous. Horrible creatures exist out there? A shark is a creature that can definitely kill a human. But I like to think that’s just not as terrifying because it’s not foreign to me it’s not intelligent as humans are to know how to go on land and kill us. But if it’s a Bigfoot,Sasquatch,humanoid,skinwalker,wendigo, moth man. Then I wanna kill it and show it to the rest of humans so we can hunt these animals and capture them for all to see! I feel ambitious to know what waits for us and I’m certain every somewhat brave human to want to continue and expand the human race to planetary colonies would want too and it’s only natural!! Besides I’m certain no doubt that early humans were terrified of the new creatures they encountered like sharks bears polar bears hippos alligators. But these animals we humans can kill with guns and if there’s enough humans then with swords too!!! But if there’s a creature out there so smart that it’d take mabey 10 humans to kill it? That’s be scary!’ No doubt I dislike anyone being in denial that aliens don’t exist when that’s simply not true!

@Theakritas_

Жыл бұрын

​@@IsraelCountryCube teddy's description on the frontiersman's lack of belief in the superstitious also applies to modern people, in that our perspective is a bit too critical.

That was a classy introduction - and a great video. You'll get there sooner or later and you'll more than deserve it. Subscribed.

I go to sleep to these love the drawings

@thejumbaking2424

3 жыл бұрын

Balls of steel lmao

@alanwatts8239

3 жыл бұрын

absolute madlad lol

@CoolGuy-xf3hb

2 жыл бұрын

Holy shit

One of the best channels on here. Excellent all round, thanks.

Just subbed, stumbled across you. Very good!!! Have heard some of the same stories, but you have a different way with the stories that I like. Thank you. 👍👍

@chicofromph33nix64

3 жыл бұрын

Do you know of any other channels like this? I love listening to dogman encounters, Sasquatch encounters, the confessionals, and paranormal round table to name a few..

I'm thoroughly enjoying this channel. I had run out of 'creepy occurrence' channels to listen to, and it's hard to find channels that are as good as Bob Gymlan or Bedtime Stories, but this one is right up there. Also yes, I'm jumping from video to video, pasting this comment, trying to give these videos an algorithm boost by commenting.

@jfu5222

3 жыл бұрын

I'm here for the same reason, Gymlan has been a favorite of mine as well. I've been binge watching Missing Enigma all evening.

@TheMissingEnigma

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Bob's channel was a big inspiration for me. He does great work.

People don't know what they're missing by not being enriched by your stories... But they will. They will.

@IsraelCountryCube

2 жыл бұрын

Lol they will……AND I SHALL!!!! Yup

Wonderful story telling. Your drawings add so much to the story.

... it is so nice to come across a story like this .. as a little boy , i used to spend the summertime with my grandparents , on several occasions , we were told never to go to far into the forest , at times we would hear these unearthly cries for day's and day's, when i asked my grandmother , she would just say , it's the big hairy man , he's in mourning .. don't be afraid , we have an understanding , we don't go where they live and they don't come where we live..

@Pushing_Pixels

7 ай бұрын

Where was this?

Damn, your channel is blowing up. Every time I watch a new video you're up by like 300 subscribers.

@MissingPersonsMysteries

3 жыл бұрын

I'm so happy he is finally getting noticed! He has a true gift! I too am literally watching his subs sky rocket daily and that is amazing!

Your reading skills are impeccable!!! Enjoying every bit of it.

Is the connection I was looking for. One person noted that parks and services are places where sightings of these happen and where people go missing. Rangers aren't allowed to use modern trucks or chainsaws to maintain trails . So I wondered why the president made the national parks and visited them all . It was to preserve them and protect people.

@mainemermaid6596

3 жыл бұрын

Yes. Watch David Paulides' CanAm Missing 411 Project, videos. He's a really nice man - retired police officer and SWAT commander, turned full time investigator into the unusually high number of Missing Persons in our National Parks. He researches cases, travels to the locations, speaks with the authorities, and compiles maps, similarities, and trends, between cases. It's very interesting and thought provoking. And, he leaves it up to you to decide what you think may be happening.

@karliereddfan

2 жыл бұрын

They were stolen from natives. They disrespected and carved their faces on the holy mountain. This great president of yours encouraged the massacre of EVERY native "see a nit pick a flea"...this "big stick" he carried is still being used to oppress Natives and Latin America. Goodbye

@raymonherrera3358

2 жыл бұрын

@@karliereddfan true. You know what else I recently realized? California wild fires . They weren't a yearly issue till settlers came to the state largely in the 1870's . Before that indigenous peoples did not have that problem. Now we've come to accept it as a normal thing. Why?

@karliereddfan

2 жыл бұрын

@@raymonherrera3358 no animals were driven to extinction before either. All humans of all races should have a problem with this. Those people are still in power smh

@raymonherrera3358

2 жыл бұрын

@@karliereddfan that just supports my theory that indigenous people were not primitive but highly advanced minimalist and that the human role on earth is to manage wildlife conservation and preservation. Why else would we be omnivore with two types of teeth and able to live off meat or vegetable?

That's how I found you, Missing Persons Mysteries .... That was so nice of you to help w/ there channel.... love your stories!!

Brother, your kindness and humility has just won you another subscriber. Thank You, all the way from NSW Australia.

Awesome story, even back when President Roosevelt wrote his book there were Sasquatch !! Thank You for story an illustration great ♥️

@stevenkellner

3 жыл бұрын

Well yea there have always been bigfoot they didn't magically appear in the last 60 years or so.

@niklashall5969

3 жыл бұрын

Even back when Australian aborigines painted in caves 40,000 years ago there have been the Australian aborigines equivalent to sasquatch - the Yowie.

@littleredwitch

3 жыл бұрын

@@niklashall5969 I’ve been told of a recent Yowie encounter in Jarrahdale, WA. I couldn’t believe my ears! I think that the Yowie is way more unpredictable than the Sasquatch and probably not so evolved intellectually.

@burtknighten1873

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah the natives have spoken traditions of them for thousands of years

It’s safe to say my black ass will not be taking any trips on anybody’s family camping trips or going into the woods. I have been asked plenty of times by my white homies. Now I understand my subconscious resistance 😂 I don’t know what’s going on and will leave it to the braver at heart to find out!

@Elmasdrakosinfenixov

2 жыл бұрын

Is there something about being black that makes Bigfoot more of a threat to you?

@pattygravs6354

2 жыл бұрын

@@Elmasdrakosinfenixov and swimming

@killerfreckles1162

2 жыл бұрын

🤣

@jobdylan5782

2 жыл бұрын

bigfoot is gonna say the n word

@brandtbollers3183

2 жыл бұрын

ROFLMAO.UH-HUH.

Your videos are the best! I love how much detail you put into them and that you actually state facts. It is obvious you do your research and put so much effort into your videos 😊

This is my fave channel. Pls make more!! You have the best stories and narration

Every single time I see this story I just have to listen to it again. Bob Gymlin tells it so well. And my rough theory is that the Sasquatch stopped showing up in the fossil record after they realized that being known and seen by human beings is detrimental to their survival. So that’s when the species began hiding their dead. I’ve heard many stories of the other Sasquatch in the tribe gathering the remains of the dead and carrying them off. Gigantopithacus were last found from ten thousand years ago. That’s a fraction of a fraction of a blink of an eye in archeology. And even then all we ever found was a tiny bit of jaw bone. Not to mention that there are stories of people finding the odd Sasquatch corpse. I remember a group of loggers who found a Sasquatch corpse that was crushed by a falling tree. In these extremely rare instances the government has covered the truth up.

@markjackson3531

3 жыл бұрын

I do believe they bury their dead, although scavengers and natural processes will quickly "disappear" a body...

@mobydickswife9512

2 жыл бұрын

WHY would the government hide information about Sasquatch? What possible reason would they do that?

@thewildcardperson

2 жыл бұрын

@@mobydickswife9512 that is the question every single outdoorsman has asked themselves they may be connected things the government can't let normal people find out about

@alexashworth3119

2 жыл бұрын

@@mobydickswife9512 It's not necessarily the government who hides things. It's a religious mindset that hides things mostly through ignorance. Evolution is like a religion. People who believe in it usually don't do well hearing about undiscovered species in their backyard. Pride acts like a blindfold, people think they know everything and have lost their sense of childlike adventure. They don't think there are mysteries still to be solved. We're all told we're here by chance and dinosaurs died millions of years ago. That's a pretty ugly thing to promote and it stagnated people's vision. I enjoy reading old accounts of dragons and sea monsters. Reminds me that just because I haven't seen it doesn't mean it isn't there. I don't know exactly how old the Earth is, but I do believe the world is one of a kind and put here by divine grace. It's one big miracle. I believe the men who said they saw oversized lizards and giants. I believe the old stories of a global flood. Makes sense according to the fossil record, why isn't that a theory being offered to the youth? I believe there are many things still alive and roaming the woods undiscovered, why aren't people being educated on that? It goes back to a religious mindset and a stubborn ideology. People laugh at this stuff. They laugh at bigfoot and make people who've seen him ashamed. Modern science and the current popular theories don't allow for unbelievable things. It only allows things within its tiny narrative of our existence. I used to think that way, until I saw a mountain lion in the woods of West Virginia. They say there are no mountain lions there. They're wrong about so many things.

@spoonshouse9542

2 жыл бұрын

@@mobydickswife9512 maybe so they couldn't be sued for having knowledge of monsters by their next of kin?

I’m so glad I found you. Thank you for this amazing content, I can’t get enough

That is exactly how I found you. Love the thank you! Would love the collaboration! Love both channels. Love the amount of research you do! That means the most!

Holy cow, what an amazing story. I tend to believe Roosevelt on account he lived a brave and honest life - I'm glad he documented this story.

@owlsayssouth

Жыл бұрын

There is a suggestion that the story is from teddy himself. Normally he goes into detail about the people he talks about. The thought being that he wanted to talk about something he experienced, but with the cutout of "I heard this from a guy"

@aarongoleman

11 ай бұрын

I mean with all the other amazing things he did in his life why lie about this

So it is thanks to Sasquatch first, than Baumann and finally Teddy Roosevelt that lead to creation of national parks we have today. I'd say Teddy knew way more than it is described in the book......

Glad to see you surpassed 30,000 by now! You deserve many more. ☺️ Great job!

MPM is how I found your channel and a handful of others. I clicked on their recommended channels and listen to 1 video and if I like the voice and know I can fall asleep to it and like the content as well , which ik I will if its about strange sightings and missing ppl then I subscribe. So yes they brought me to your channel but you're the reason I stay. You have a great storyteller voice, awesome art and you pick great stories/missing ppl cases . Keep up the great work I'll be here waiting for each upload. I'm currently binge watching your videos but I'm almost done. I listen to fall asleep but I watch once I wake up. I make sure to like the ones I watch so ik I watched it lol.

I just found your channel last night and I love it already

Whoever does the pictures has done an awesome job! They can be beautiful but also very haunting at the same time🤔

I love your channel. You're doing an awesome job. ❤️

Your channel is absolutely brilliant, Thanks so much for your efforts.👍👍

Thanks for your videos for the sake of awareness for the missing in national parks.

Found your channel yesterday. I’m hooked. 👍😁

Keep it up man. I just subbed keep up all the research we all respect the work u put in.

I came at 'missings' suggestion,and am so happy for their recommendation..you have a very factual,thorough research channel and am now a very happy subscriber..keep up the great work!!

Great video! I look forward to seeing your channel growing!

combing through comments on your videos...people love ya...keep up the great work.

Great presentation, content & clear narrative! Just became a subscriber!

This channel is on another level! Awesome job!

Gee whiz , I just came across your channel and gave a listen . I am very impressed with your telling of this event . Clear , concise , and the perfect tone of voice . I am stunned that it took two years after your posting to find it . I have liked & subscribed . I will go to the home page and begin gobbling up the content . Thank you for all the effort made to produce such an exciting and historical tale .

Sasquatch doesn't murder people. The fact the tracks looked more bear like is homage to a dogman or skinwalker. Sasquatch make people disappear, they leave no evidence. A dogman would definitely do this.

@silverwolf851

2 жыл бұрын

If you really think that sasquatch dont kill people your crazy. The Dennis Martin case is a perfect example of a sasquatch not only kidnaping a child but they never found so much as a shoe lace or drop of blood. There are literally hundreds of thousands of missing persons cases in known sasquatch habitats like Yellowstone and glacier. They are not peaceful, they are not human. They are wild animals and wild animals can ALWAYS be trusted to acted like wild animals. Even a deer will attack people.

@colonialrebel9964

2 жыл бұрын

@@silverwolf851 not sure if you read my entire comment...actually Im pretty sure. Making people disappear without a trace and biting them savagely in the neck and leaving their bloody corpse to be discovered are drastically different.

@hiddenwoodsben

2 жыл бұрын

you got rogues in every group/family/species, this one might just have been an psycho. also, i'm not sold on dogmen even existing, so have trouble taking your alternative.

@maceomaceo11

2 жыл бұрын

WRONG! Obviously this was the work of a Succubus.

you have here an excellent channel, keep up the good work!:)

Love to see ur channel exponentially grow!! Congrats

Missing persons mysteries is one of my favorite channels you can tell how good those people are by their videos they just want to help people

Am I correct that you went from 1k to 100k subscribers in a year? That's absolutely incredible and well deserved. Love this channel 🙏🏻

@deskgamesix

Жыл бұрын

There are probably more but they went missing...

@despicabledavidshort3806

Жыл бұрын

It's bc ppl are tired of woke bs, msm, "celebrities", and just want some entertainment

I ordered a copy of that book. The chapter it was in was called, "Cowboy Country." The publisher must have thought that Roosevelt was getting his leg pulled cause the chapter has been cut from the original book.

@darkmessenger1547

8 ай бұрын

Thanks for the info. Any idea which year or version of the book still contains that chapter? I bought 2 different ones and neither one has it.

Your videos remind me of Bob Gymlan, but on more topics than cryptids. That said, it's refreshing that you don't shy away from them either. Love your content. And I'm happy to be here before your first million.

Aiiiii I love how you showed appreciation for missing persons mysteries

I dunno that I'd agree that frontiersman weren't superstitious. They sure are the origin of a lot of tall tales, crypto sightings and good luck charms/rituals for a group that's supposedly above all that. Living a hard rough life has never kept people from being superstitious; usually it's actually directly the cause for it. When one bad storm or a string of bad hunts come together that can end you you're going to be clutching at whatever your brain can make sense of to see a pattern in how you can influence or read the events, even if it's ultimately not connected

I subbed to this channel just because I like the art.

I love missing person mysteries. Love your channel too.

Many Thanks for the Upload...yt has stifled too much wierd, creepy content so I'm always glad to find hidden gems!! -Newly Subbed

Hey, dude. You're kickin' butt, keep on.

@MissingPersonsMysteries

3 жыл бұрын

That's what I'm saying! I'm so glad his channel is finally getting noticed.

This is,by far,my fave channel regarding missing people,sabe/sasquatch,woods and what haunts the great N. American wilds! I enjoy the stories and the accompanying artwork. Keep them coming 😊

Thank you so much for being so thorough with your videos. ❤

Love these videos and awesome illustrations . Keep up the great work 💪

Holy shit I pooped my pants when he said ,"that bears been moving on 2 legs"

@chimpgaming8290

2 жыл бұрын

Same

New subscriber here, thanks for the excellent content.

Missing person's mysteries with Steve Stockton. He recommended your channel so I came right over and subscribed!

I like the part where Teddy says something along the lines of "yeah hes a superstitious german, but you know how they are"

This channel's great! Artwork is awesome,audio is great,well researched,subject matter is provocative and interesting(and terrifying)😬 All around fantastic!

Cool stories. Excellent narrations. Just subscribed!!

I remember first hearing this in a Bigfoot book in my elementary school library; the cryptid ones were always my first to pick out.

Good job! I noticed one inconsistency. when they first saw the tracks they said it was a bear walking up right. I primate track and a bear track are easy to distinguish, especially for a trapper.

@orlfane1622

2 жыл бұрын

There is a lot wrong with this story.

@joeyskywalker1322

2 жыл бұрын

I don’t think a 19th century trapper in America would know what primate tracks look like or think a big foot prints are ape in origin

@BlazedTownesFan

2 жыл бұрын

@@joeyskywalker1322 fair enough. Humans are primates. I’d imagine they’d have seen a human foot print before. Maybe he just assumed they were bear tracks because it was dark and they were large tracks.