Hey guys! Thanks for watching. My apologies I missed my end scene where I thank everyone for watching and ask what your thoughts were. Joys of editing in the early hours of the morning. Let me know your thoughts on these encounters! Also, let me know your thoughts on the new intro. I’m still doing some polishing on it, but I hope you found it interesting!

@Sksk27547

Ай бұрын

Do you own 1 of those fake talking bass fish wall mounts? 😆 the battery operated ones 😆 those are funny 🙂

@Sksk27547

Ай бұрын

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@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

@@Sksk27547 at the lake ya lol Billy bass haha

Grew up being taught the most dangerous thing in our woods were other people.

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

Wise parents! Thanks for the comment!

@johnhartley4721

Ай бұрын

True that!

@maryannschlear5161

27 күн бұрын

Good input....people need to be wary because a segment of the human populace are rejected by society and regroup into their circles.

@intuitivemedium3814

26 күн бұрын

Absolutely.

@Davido50

4 күн бұрын

Truth. Well Bigfoot too! 😂😂😮

Moral of the first story. If you ask someone if they need help and they step back into the trees, run! Because you are the one who is going to need help!

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

Well said!

@mattkess3156

Ай бұрын

Haha yeah Jonathan got lucky not winning the Darwin Award. Dude had every massive red flag possible well before he actually dipped

@Flysouthfilms

Ай бұрын

Exactly!! Dude was doing way too much and put his self in danger.

@briano.1503

Ай бұрын

Baited

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

@@mattkess3156 agreed!

I live in East Tennessee and travel 441 often through the Smokies. These are very deep, dark mountains which hold alot of secrets.

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

Ive never been, but would love to see that area of the US someday.

@BelindaTN

14 күн бұрын

I too am in Tn. Those mountains are as mysterious and mystical as they are beautiful and amazing. A very special place for sure.

Jonathan almost had to learn the hard way. If something seems odd about a situation, take it as a hint to get out of there. Thanks for the story, Mr. DW! And your intros are getting better!

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

Thanks so much brother! Your support has always been amazing. Have a great rest of the weekend my friend!

To me, the feral people stories, for some reason, are much much more terrifying and surreal than the Sasquatch stories. Big Fella always seems scarier in theory, but ultimately way less malicious and shocking in the end. All and all, these feral people sound like a couple of real jerks.

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

Same here. Thanks for the comment, much appreciated!

@JesseP.Watson

Ай бұрын

"All in all, these feral, cannibalistic, lone hiker stalking, nightmares of the night are real jerks." ~ Norm MacDonald. 😀

Everytime I go to the Smokies, I often wonder how many people are living in the woods. My family and I were hiking on one of the trails in Cades Cove last summer. We had the weirdest feeling like we were being watched.

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

I hate that feeling!

I'm a Marine. I've fished and hunted my entire life. The scariest thing in the woods is another person, especially when you weren't aware that they were around!

@darkwilderness2392

24 күн бұрын

Well said

I live in North Carolina and I used to deer hunt back in the mid/late 80s right after I got out of the military. I have hunted all over North Carolina. Never had anything really bad happen. I don't hunt any more, but if I go very far into the woods anywhere, I carry a pretty powerful pistol or revolver. You don't really know what you might run into. And I wouldn't be wasting ammo firing warning shots at trees if I DID get spooked by something. Glad these two folks got out of their situations alright.

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

From a fellow vet, thank you for your service. Wise man to carry protection in today’s age. Thanks for taking the time to comment, it’s very much appreciated!

@theriverpimp4668

Ай бұрын

Stay strapped or get clapped hollows over balls brothers

@davidstevens6117

Ай бұрын

@@darkwilderness2392 Thank you as well.

@dinarusso3320

Ай бұрын

Thank you for your service sir. Very smart not to waste bullets! I grew up on the Appalachian Trail and couldn't imagine traveling without a firearm.

@davidstevens6117

Ай бұрын

@@dinarusso3320 thanks!

I grew up and in the Smokey Mountains for 28 years. Spend any amount of time in the woods and you will feel like people are watching you. I used to ride a 4 wheeler trail that was lined with stuffed animals that lined the trail. I was told to not go past those trees and if I see anyone in the woods, don't stop no matter what. The trail was in the Del Rio area of Cocke County TN.

I love these feral people stories..great vid👍🏻

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

Thanks Richard! Your support is greatly appreciated.

@whitneystanek5081

Ай бұрын

I totally agree, you took the words right outta my mouth 😀

Never go into the woods without at least 1 gun and plenty of ammo, you never know...

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

VERY well said!

@d1user

27 күн бұрын

It's also a good idea to stick a GPS locator up ur arse before u go

@BlingtingSam

26 күн бұрын

Leave the woods alone. Goddamn “civilized” humans have destroyed everything.

@shanehester5317

24 күн бұрын

wait u believe this story?

The little girl was " bait " , to lure him deeper into the woods...then he would have been Missing 411...

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

I agree. Thank you for the comment

Nowadays, feral people are on planes, too.

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

True lol

@LamarMeans

Ай бұрын

Incest is a very bad thing!

@marionwallsten7507

Ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂

She just wasted three bullets by firing them into the tree.

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

I’m thinking those shots maybe stopped them from following her. Thanks for the comment!

My comments didn't want to post for some reason, am trying again. The PCT ends 25.3 km into the Northern Terminus of the trail in EC Manning Park in the Cascade mts. Really odd that Jonathan and Erin encountered similar grey robed men with beards, very odd. Almost like a cult of sorts. Thank you DW for sharing their encounters.

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

Thank you as always Jaunita! Your support has been amazing. I’ve had some issues with my replies as well, not sure what’s up with that.

@Juanita6173

Ай бұрын

@@darkwilderness2392 Yes it was odd, a message in red lettering came up as message delivery failed.

Thank you for these two incredibly scary encounters. It scared me pretty bad. These people remind me of the movie called "The Hills Have Eyes". Thanks again Dark Wilderness, you saved the day. Great job.

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

Thanks so much Jane! Your support has always been amazing and beyond appreciated!

@janewolf4541

Ай бұрын

@@darkwilderness2392 Thanks to you.

I’d be more afraid of drug runners or other illegal operations ….than “feral” people… they’d be a lot more organized, dangerous (probably heavily armed) and have a lot more reason to make you disappear

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

Now that’s a scary thought.

@dinarusso3320

Ай бұрын

Green Beret don't search for missing children, they eliminated something! Plus the witnesses who saw a wild man wearing animal skins carrying a boy over his shoulder!

That's his first mistake leaving his vehicle! If you think someone needs help call authorities and tell them location. I don't understand people.

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

Well said Dina!

@rougarou1559

28 күн бұрын

Have you ever tried to make a phone call in the heart of the mountains?

@dinarusso3320

28 күн бұрын

@@rougarou1559 I'm definitely not getting out of my vehicle on an isolated road at night. I'd wait for a service area and call the cops

@dinarusso3320

28 күн бұрын

@@rougarou1559 and yes, I grew up 1/4 off the Appalachian trail, I know how bad cell service is and I also know how dangerous it can be alone at night

Such creepy stories…. Do not underestimate feral people. First off the lone female hiker should not be hiking alone, that is very dangerous. I think that they wanted her belongings. I’ve also read that some are cannibles.

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

Sound advice, but I would add that it’s not advisable for anyone to hike alone. Always best to have another person with you for emergencies, even if you don’t encounter people like these. Thanks as always for the comment my friend, your support is greatly appreciated!

@Naturelovefaith

Ай бұрын

Very true

@SpaceShihTzu17

Ай бұрын

@@darkwilderness2392 The series I told you about is called The Outsiders about feral people.

He was being lured for food. Wrong Turn ya'll! 🤨

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

Mmmm human chops. Jk. Thank you for the comment!

I used to work with a guy who grew up near the Smokey Mountains. He told me stories about the feral people. He said it was common knowledge amongst the locals. He also said some people called them •water heads.• He said he was chased by one while riding a dirt bike. He said they look severely inbred and most don't speak English .

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

Thank you for sharing that! Thanks for the comment

@seekingishwara737

17 күн бұрын

water heads is a pretty frightening nickname!

@TheFightingNemo

4 күн бұрын

​@@seekingishwara737"water heads" is a nickname that probably comes from hydrocephalus, which is a birth defect where fluid builds up in the head of infants, and as their skull hasn't yet fused, it can make their heads abnormally large. It is a very common result of close inbreeding.

I live in western North Carolina right on the Tennessee line..Tennessee is actually less than ½ mile on the mountain behind my house where the Appalachian Trail crosses through the Roan Highlands. I can track my family back to late 1700s right here in the area. I've heard stories of feral people from my grandparents but its been well over a hundred years ago. Now if anyone were living even in the most rural parts of places like Linville Gorge or the globe area around the backside of Grandfather Mountain people would knows about it. Just because it's mountains doesn't mean it's like Alaska or western Canada.

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

Thank you for sharing that and for the comment

Screw taking warning shots in that situation!

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

Amen!

Funny how both stories mention bearded man in a robe. Has that been noticed often among Feral People Stories? I’m assuming it symbolizes a higher ranked member or leader of the pack.

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

The stories seem to vary, but fairly often they are reported to be wearing cloak like robes. Seems they are either wearing that or nothing at all based on the stories I’ve been sent. Thanks for the comment, it’s very much appreciated!

@TracyTolliver-kw5uw

Ай бұрын

Sounds like the twelve tribe cult members not ferrals. They stay in the Appalachian mountains to recruit hikers into their cult. My wife and I have seen and experienced it while hiking last year. They are also on the Pacific Crest Trail and Continental Divide Trail as well.

@JesseP.Watson

Ай бұрын

@@TracyTolliver-kw5uwYou just sent me into reading about the Twelve Tribes... interesting but they don't sound feral enough to account for these encounters.

Great stories brotha. New intro rules too, got me waiting for that moment when the geetarist stomps the pedal board at the drop haha

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

Thanks buddy!

I dig the new intro bud, pretty cool👍

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

Thanks buddy!!

These stories always remind me of an episode in the first season of the X-Files where feral humans in the Pine Barrens turn out to be the inspiration for Jersey Devil stories....

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

I remember that one! Man now I want to watch x-files

@christopherthomas6783

Ай бұрын

Is that one called home coming?

Mind boggling to hear that people are so far off grid and removed from society, they are more animal than human ( actually the animals may be more civilised)

@darkwilderness2392

24 күн бұрын

I agree! Thanks for the comment!

Wilderness! Great stuff!

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

Thank buddy! Glad you enjoyed it, and thanks for the comment, it’s very much appreciated

Love this show! Thanks!

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

Thank you so much! Those kind words are very much appreciated

I'm just repeating the story. I went to my friend's home after the Thanksgiving dinner. His grandfather was there, and he wasn't the talking type. He sat there stiffly and ignored everyone. You had to choose between Football, family gossiping, loud kids, or gramps. We sat in the room with the grandfather. My friend's mother banned video games, so we talked. His grandfather was okay. He hated football and the family stuff was torture to him. He knew funny stories from childhood to the present. That was odd because he was stiff as a board. Anyways, the topic of hunting came up. His grandfather told us why he didn't hunt anymore. When he was young, hunting was his whole life. "Why would anyone do anything else." He used to think.. As a young man, he would sneak off and do a little out-of-season hunting. He worked at Alcoa aluminum company. After work, before it got too dark, he would go into the Adirondack State Park. He said, "I wanted to give things a little look-see." He wasn't married and lived alone, so wasn't accountable to anyone. It was just before winter. In the North Country, winter is long and brutal. It was cold, but it had snowed a little dusting. Barely an inch. Perfect for seeing animal tracks and walking. He found a set of fresh deer tracks. The tracks were fresh, so he would follow them for a bit. As he walked, there were more tacks, and he thought "They must be ahead of me. I'll go a little farther." He let his excitement get the better of him. He walked further than he intended. Still, he was sure the deer were a litter further on. It was getting cold. The sky was blue but it was getting darker among the trees. He was thinking of going back when he saw human footprints mixed in with the deer tracks. The footprints were small, so he thought "A child must be lost. Barefoot too." He was worried about the child. He picked up his pace and followed the footprints. . All he thought about was finding the child. He couldn't understand how a child could be out in the park at this time with no shoes." He followed the track as fast as he could. He was bending over to see the track when he saw more footprints. These footprints were larger. He stood up and looked around. All around him were deer tracks and human footprints. He thought, that ain't right. He looked around himself into the trees. He was afraid he might actually see someone. All around him was dark among the trees. The sky was still light but had gone a dark blue. He thought, "It will be dark soon. No one knows I'm here." Then he had a worst thought. "Those footprints? They are hunting the deer too." He looked back the way he came. He had lost his bearing. All he could do was follow his track back and hope he got out of the woods before it was dark. He was afraid to look around because he might see something. The footprints were all around. He hoped he was walking away from whoever made those footprints. Then it was night, and saw nothing. He was walking hard but the cold came with the dark. He kept walking and tripping, but he got right up. He was afraid something might jump him. He was sure he was lost because it felt like his walk back took longer than he walked in. Then he just walked onto the road with no hint it was there. It took him a while to figure out which way his car was. When he got home, he had to take a warm bath to warm up. He told us, "I never go in the woods by myself anymore. I make sure I'm dressed right. I heard the story a few times. Later said, "I don't care for hunting much anymore. leastways, not alone." Once I asked him, "So you think people are out there living in the woods?" He said, "No. People can't live barefoot or otherwise in this part of the country. It's too cold for people who don't know how to wear shoes on their feet." Everyone hates this story. I'm repeating. I don't care either way.

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

Not sure why anyone would hate that, its pretty interesting. Thank you for sharing that with us.

@440SPN

22 күн бұрын

Very interesting thank you for sharing. Thats even more scary than the two above stories.😮

@cmd663

6 күн бұрын

Those footprints were not humans.

Man these stories never cease to amazed! Great stuff. I like the new intro as well.

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

Thank you! Thanks for the comment Reno, your support has always been huge!

These stories fascinate me, what i wonder in these stories is where are they getting fabric for clothes or robes? There must be clothes line robberies but who hangs clothes these days?

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

Good question! I’ve wondered that as well.

@neiljones1938

Ай бұрын

Hammocks, tent canvas, 🤔....

@MarieJackson-sp3be

12 күн бұрын

Country people do.

Speaking of feral people from WV and the Smokey mountains I understand they are in Washington DC also!

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

Lol

Good video, thanks

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

Thanks brother!!

Bonechilling! Never go alone. Love the intro!

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

Thank you!!

Great stories

@darkwilderness2392

21 күн бұрын

Thank you, glad you enjoy them!

Great stories as always 😀

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

Thank you! Very much appreciated!

More feral people stories! I can’t help but think what a great movie any of these stories would make hills have eyes vibes

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

I have a couple more that I will be doing sometime in the near future. That’s for the comment!

I live in Evans, GA. It is the town next to Augusta, GA. Scary.

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

be safe out there!

I live really close to 441. I live in northeast GA in toccoa. Man there's some crazy stuff that happens from there all the way up to NC

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing that!

I usually carry a whistle and bear spray when I go on solo hiking trips. After listening to these stories, I am to spooked to hike.

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

Don’t be spooked, just stay alert and be prepared, and you’ll be fine

I love your channel ❤️

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

Thank you! That’s awesome to hear!

Amazing stories

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

Thanks Alex!

As soon as you said MT. Shasta, I thought oh no. Isn’t Mt. Shasta filled with crazy stories of paranormal things happening?

@darkwilderness2392

5 күн бұрын

so many weird stories from that area

Those were possibly the two most disturbing stories I have heard? Holy cow!!! And I live very close to the smoky mountains...

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

Ya these were pretty creepy. Thanks as always for your support John, it’s always been very much appreciated my friend.

@dinarusso3320

Ай бұрын

It's terrifying. I spent 2 years in Southern West Virginia in the middle of nowhere for a job and I live in the city now, plenty of danger but the woods scare me a lot more!

"Do you need help?" No answer. Again "Do you need help?" No answer. Atypical behavior. I'm reporting to authorities and going abt my business. Or vice versa. Offered help, no response, reported it, done my duty as a citizen. As well, I pack my backpack before bed and hang on tree by hammock, just in case I gotta book it! Be safe.

@darkwilderness2392

26 күн бұрын

Good plan! Thanks for the comment!

imagine you're setting up camp in the great plains and just before you go to sleep, Atlatil spears pierce the walls of your tent and sail over your head as the tall grass comes alive with the shrieks of death whistles

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

horrifying

@MarieJackson-sp3be

12 күн бұрын

I would wonder why people who know about atl-atl spears were on the Great Plains of America and not being in middle America where they're from.

Im from WV and up in the high mountains there are plenty of feral ppl . Around seneca rocks. And surrounding areas they would steal stoves from my pawpaw camp alot .Also i can tell youve watched ALOT of Mr.Ballen . Everyone gathers his techniques i dont blame you tho wouldnt it be grand if we could all become as famous as he has. Lol 😆

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

I’m not trying to be John. There’s only one John, and as a fellow veteran I have the utmost respect for my fellow brother in arms.

What gets me is whether it's the east coast or the west coast, the feral people's attire seems to be robes. The ones in California sound a little more elaborate though with hoods added to them.

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

ive noticed that too. Thanks for the comment

MRE's have a heating element that cooks them. Wouldn't need the cook stove

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

True

Probably what happened to Anu Kelly who decided to hike naked and disappeared 10 years ago without a trace.

@darkwilderness2392

5 күн бұрын

thats very possible

Very Mr ballen like I love it

@darkwilderness2392

6 күн бұрын

Thanks!

I guess Jonathan must have been taking the scenic route. You don't have to leave the interstate to drive from Cincinnati to Augusta.

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

Must have been. I know that’s what I do, unless I’m heading to my deer hunting property… then I’m straight routing it.

Question where in the Rockies mountains have you heard that there are feral people living like in Colorado Montana Wyoming or Idaho I'm very interested in if and where they are supposed to be

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

That’s a good question, the submittals I’ve had so far are mostly from the smokies and PCT areas. I’m curious as well now.

First baby lol

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

Hell ya buddy! Thanks!

Where did you get that Niagara falls boomerang? I used to have one exactly like it

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

My parents got that for me years ago when they went on a trip there. Had that thing for probably 25 years now

@ryanh4775

Ай бұрын

@@darkwilderness2392 what a small world we live in. On another note there are in fact feral people in that neck of woods as well as in the southern tier. One that comes to mind is this guy that lives at the top of a mountain out by Olean. My friend lived.at the bottom of the mountain and we were warned not to venture up there as he like to shoot at trespassers. For context my friend lived in a trailer where they relied on propane and well water. So at night you could see lights coming from his living area on top of the mountain which added to the mystery of how it's even possible as this place you had to walk for at least an hour to get to it. Who actually owned the mountain no one really knew but this mountain man was very real and liked his solitude.

U alway need it handy in the woods

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

Agreed!! Thanks for the comment!

@davenwatts8173

Ай бұрын

@@darkwilderness2392 got a big fan here

Hundreds of ferrel people in CA in downtown areas.

@darkwilderness2392

6 күн бұрын

Lots up here too!

Avid viewer here, safely tucked up in bed here in the UK 😮💻...⛰️🌲🌲🌲👹🌲👹🌲🌲

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

Thanks for the support as always Neil! Beyond appreciated my friend.

@lifeabovetreeline

Ай бұрын

You can be tucked in anywhere in the UK. Hardly any wilderness there. Make yourself useful and go stop the Russians already.

Santa Claus, the Easter bunny, Bigfoot and I hang out all the time. Sometimes Jesus is there too.

@darkwilderness2392

25 күн бұрын

No way

@suesmith776

18 сағат бұрын

It won't be long, and you'll find out that Jesus does exist! You had better seek him.He's the only way to heaven.

Why do all these people wear gray coats? - well, the girl and guy in your other story snd these. ...Gray being the Confederate coat colour, kinda left wondering if these stories are related to civil war stories, or [cue spine-chilling music] are these sightings in fact hauntings from the civil war... folk who spent their last days in a gray coat, filthy in the wilderness... folk who the war sent feral.

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

That is a super interesting theory! Thanks for sharing that!

New intro?

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

Yup! Still working on polishing it but hope you liked it.

My wife said they are in Kentucky maybe the Booger man

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

The booger man?

@dinarusso3320

Ай бұрын

​@@darkwilderness2392some country people call Sasquatch Boogers.

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

@@dinarusso3320 I’ve heard Sasquatch being called boogers but never feral people, got a bit confused there.

This makes more sense than the Bigfoot thing.

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

It’s a scary thought that’s for sure

First story sounds like sort of lord of the rings with Gangalf and Frodo in the middle of the forest at night hunting for orcs 😂

@darkwilderness2392

28 күн бұрын

lol

new sub here, I'm feral with internet, we moving up in the world ! lol and no I'm not inbred , my poor kids are though ! lol just kidden , I think anyway it is eastern Kentucky!?!?!?

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

lol that one made me laugh. Thanks for the sub, the comment and the laugh.

One massive issue with story 2. She would not need a camp stove to heat her MREs. They are self heating via a flameless heater that comes inside them. I don't buy it at all. There is no "had a cold MRE".

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

Ya the CF has the same type of thing. Add water and it pretty much flash boils.

@jcdenton6074

23 күн бұрын

@@darkwilderness2392 You guys in Canada finally got them? When I trained with Canadians years ago they had to boil their pouches in water!

@darkwilderness2392

23 күн бұрын

@@jcdenton6074 I think we got em around 05/06. Mostly used them in water bottles to scare the shit out of junior troops who fell a sleep on sentry.

@jcdenton6074

23 күн бұрын

@@darkwilderness2392 oh yeah, if you activate the heater and stick it in there it'll pop the bottle! Good memories!

@darkwilderness2392

23 күн бұрын

@@jcdenton6074 lol yup! Good way to cause a stand too inadvertently lol

The first guy was a total coward for not driving back by the spot and continuing on to his meet up. For pete sakes he is in a car and he stopped and turned around for the girl - the man didn't take a swing with his club or throw anything at him. What a coward.

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

Just a young kid, probably never faced a situation where he felt in danger like that before.

They’re often found in Walmart sometimes too, jk lol

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

lol Walmartians!

Kinda depressing he let the wackos from going to the woman

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

He was just a kid, I don’t blame him for being freaked out.

Not much worse than playing peekaboo chase with someone else’s kid!!!

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

Nope

This guy reminds me so much of Fred Durst from Limp Bizket lol

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

LMAO. John Otto!….. Meet me at the Matthews bridge!

@OSHAJobHazardMitigation

Ай бұрын

@@darkwilderness2392 woah man don’t “break stuff” now LOLOL

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

@@OSHAJobHazardMitigation I’ll try not too, but if I do then I blame it on “My Generation” LOL

@OSHAJobHazardMitigation

Ай бұрын

@@darkwilderness2392 ya your generation does like to “let it all out” and “stand up and shout” they always do things “my way, my way or the highway”. 💀😂

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

@@OSHAJobHazardMitigation that’s not 100% true… sometimes we do it for the “nookie”. Other times we just wanna go “rollin”, sometimes we just like to hide “behind blue eyes”. 😂😂

Interested fictional story

@darkwilderness2392

6 күн бұрын

Sharing what was shared with me

Why even take a weapon. She lucky they ain’t pounce on her and take it.

@darkwilderness2392

26 күн бұрын

I think if they pounced she likely would have let at few rounds into the boiler room and sent them for a nap in the forever box .

@Trill_life

25 күн бұрын

@@darkwilderness2392 yea. I would hope. Only reason I say that, is I have seen police officers charged by someone with a knife and have there gun out. Not exactly sure how close they were, but sounds a little to close😂. I’m glad this had a happy ending. But if you out in that wilderness. You may wanna tap into your spirit animal for survival.

Love the stories with the USA having something like or close to four hundred years of European colonization and having such huge wilderness areas ,feral people are probably more likely than not!inbreeding isn't pretty!

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

Well said! And thank you!!

No coffee? Why not build a fire?

@darkwilderness2392

26 күн бұрын

Could have ya. My guess is fire hazards? Not sure

She’s doesn’t fit the demographic of A Shasta hiker

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

What makes you say that?

Canadians lol

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

Eh?

No no no no no no this sucks

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

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@RoadTacos1611

Ай бұрын

@@darkwilderness2392 Yeah brother, from the sound to the fixed camera on you is just not my style I can't watch that. I'm just one guy though no big deal

What a load of 💩

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

Tons of encounters and reports, not everyone can be making it up.

Their behaviour is certainly interesting. I'm glad she didn't shoot them either.

@darkwilderness2392

24 күн бұрын

That it is. I’m glad she got away.

You move your hands around too much! It's distracting. You need to figure out something else to do with your hands. Hold a drink or something!

@darkwilderness2392

24 күн бұрын

Thanks for the comment

She probably should have set up a perimeter/trip wire of 5-50 cord. Maybe even trenches too. Also, she should have never fired warning shots, she should of dropped them where they stood. I doubt she was a "combat medic" she was most likely a POG working in a dependa clinic.

@darkwilderness2392

28 күн бұрын

I agree on the perimeter Defence line, but trenches would be a bugger on a recreational hike. I've dug my fair share of trenches, and shell scrapes in all kinds of terrain, and i sure wouldn't want to do that while trying to relax.

@559anthony

27 күн бұрын

@@darkwilderness2392 yea trenches may be a little much in terms of a vacation hike. Its not like she is in a forward operating area. But in all honesty she really should have run a perimeter. They make flares you can rig upon your perimeter. Idk, part of thinks when your alone in the wilderness why not take the extra precaution? I mean if you feel you need to carry a 45 with you, just go the extra mile for piece of mind.

@d1user

27 күн бұрын

Yes, it could easily be done as the are many shops deep in the woods to purchase materials from. She shouldve built a house, school, hospital, basically a complete city, that wouldve made her trip safer

@559anthony

27 күн бұрын

@@d1user your not to bright are you? Making a perimeter doesn't involve much in terms of materials. Materials that you should ALREADY be carrying with you on a long hike in the wilderness.

Stupid people get hurt. And to top it, if they are coward as well, it's best they don't go for adventure.

@darkwilderness2392

25 күн бұрын

Things can happen to anyone. I’m a vet with over 14 years of service and I’ve ended up in a situation or two that I should have been better prepared for. Thanks for the comment.

"making his way" making his way" "making their way" - why keep repeating the phrase every time? here's some help-> try any of these: WENT, go, move, proceed, head, progress, wander, amble, saunter, traipse, ramble, hike, tramp, roam, stroll, mosey, walk, meander, promenade, perambulate, rove, take a turn, stretch your legs, take the air, drift, mooch, range, gallivant, cruise, dawdle, peregrinate, stray, bimble, tromp, sashay, mope, swan, get, some, air, go for a walk, go for a constitutional, stooge, take a walk, get some exercise, linger, troll, swing, putter, stride, tread, trudge, trek, march, advance, step, plod, troop, footslog, patrol, prowl, pace, ambulate, pad, yomp, knock about, shamble, stalk, strut, scuff, canter, traverse, plod on, prance, slog, parade, file, locomote, stump, lumber, race, tour, hit the road, step out, shuffle

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

That took some time to write….

@laurasorrells1242

Ай бұрын

I'm hoping you don't start talking about folks moping down the trail, yomping into town, and bimbling down mountains 😊

@darkwilderness2392

Ай бұрын

@@laurasorrells1242 lol nope

@mishmashmedley

Ай бұрын

@@darkwilderness2392 not really, its just copy and paste

@mishmashmedley

Ай бұрын

@@laurasorrells1242 the point is to encourage better scripting skills, it helps keep listeners engaged