Cameraman never dies

@NoahKane

7 ай бұрын

you know it

Hiked and camped up there many times and never heard or saw anything unatural. I would like the superstition to persists, though, as the camping areas out there along the Deerfield river get very crowded in the summer and quite polluted with trash. Hopefully fear of ghosts or whatever will keep some of the glampers away.

0:53 being alone in the woods isn't the problem, NOT being alone in the woods is

@NoahKane

7 ай бұрын

very true

Fellow Vermonter here and someone who is Abenaki! Really cool to see you exploring the area and talking about our legends at least partially. I'd actually like to go down sometime myself as I'm writing a horror story set in Vermont in a spooky town. But yeah, glad you made it out! ;)

@Snowwarrior

13 күн бұрын

Love the Abenaki tribe! I went to college at Johnson state and did native Americans study's with an Abenaki professor. My final was to make a traditional bow from scratch. Took me two years to pass his class. My second year a met a Ethnobotanist from Connecticut College who's a master bow smith. He makes bows for the Mohegan tribe. I cut down a perfect hickory tree by ax. We apparently made the largest and most powerful recreation of a Sudbury bow and it got famous. People flew from Europe to get measurements. He wanted to keep the bow for you tribe and to display it. I had to decline it. Felt really bad. So I apologize to your tribe.

I'm glad you came out of this forest. Thanks for taking us with you on this crazy experience!

@NoahKane

7 ай бұрын

Yeah me too... thanks for watching!

@gnarlydabs

4 ай бұрын

Spoiler.. 😂

I would fight the spooky feelings for this pretty forest any day. Camping there seems so cozy.

@NoahKane

7 ай бұрын

It honestly was so beautiful

Hiked through it twice during my through hikes of the long trail. Didn’t even realize this “triangle” existed. It is an extremely beautiful area of forest!

Awesome video man, literally feels like a low budget horror movie, original Blair Witch Project vibes You got such awesome videography skills this channel is def slept on

@NoahKane

7 ай бұрын

haha that's definitely what I was going for, thanks for tuning in

Having spent quite a bit of time hiking and camping in the Glastonbury Wilderness, the scariest part to watch was each time you lit your stove. Hopefully, you've figured it out by now, but just in case: First, open the fuel valve and let the liquid fuel fill the primer ring. Second, *turn the fuel valve into the fully closed position* Third, light the liquid fuel in the primer ring and watch it burn almost all the way down but not quite Fourth, turn the fuel valve back into an open position - if you time it just right, your priming flame will act as a pilot light. If not, just light it while it is still primed (before it cools back down). It's much less sketchy since you're only lighting liquid fuel or gaseous fuel, not both at once. I hope that helps! Good luck!

great video man. Youre so good at storytelling in your videos

@NoahKane

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching dude!

Time to make more of these! I was terrified for you at the end haha

Fascinating. The loud sound you heard made me think of something sasquatch experiencers talk about which they refer to as infrasound. Might want to look that up. Cheers.

This one had a strong Blair Witch Project vibe ahah! Great content as always!!

@NoahKane

7 ай бұрын

definitely inspired by that movie! Thanks for watching

We need more content like this!

I love a good "ghost story", thanks man!

As a Vermont native you may or may not be aware that VT is a constitutional carry state - in fact it was THE original constitutional carry state. It's always a good idea to concealed or open carry while out in the woods, *especially* if camping in remote areas alone. I do a lot of solo hiking (including at night) here in NH and I never go without my pistol. No good reason not to, in my opinion.

Make more of these dudeee

@NoahKane

7 ай бұрын

haha idk if my heart can take it again

Glad I found this channel, reminds me of another KZreadr named Shiey

Good video bro, really well presented. I had heard of the Bennington college student disappearance but not that there were 10 more..

@NoahKane

7 ай бұрын

Thanks Jonathan!

This is great!

Is amazing to see what your able to do in life so young and already have so many stories

You should come down and do Dudleytown in Cornwall, CT. Similar things going on/similar totally abandoned ghost town, an old settlement that was supposedly cursed and every citizen went insane, was killed, murder, killed themselves, just up and left from the terror. Not a single noise is made up in there. No animals, NOTHING. Now it’s owned by this super sketchy organization that’s VERY keen on covering up and keeping under wraps what goes on up in there. But look it up, we’ve been going since we were kids, I’ve got some absolutely MESSED UP stories. If you like this stuff, you’ll love it. Just be careful brother. Great vid! (Also, Ed and Loraine Warren call Dudleytown “One of the most intense Portals to Hell on the entire planet”. Hit me up if you want any of my first hand accounts) Cheers my brother

Dammm man my respect to you I can’t imagine be there by myself.looks scary.great video tho.

@NoahKane

7 ай бұрын

thanks for watching!

15:25 as soon as you bend down to the left of you and right to the big tree on left hand side a "shadow" seems to appear then blast away it definitely looks transparent but has a thickness about it. It can be a camera artifact or something but the fact its roughly 3ft or so and behaves oddly I figured to mention it bud.

@NoahKane

4 күн бұрын

INTERESTING...

Up on the “white rock” cliffs up there we had a cool “bigfoot” experience.

I live in Rutland VT. grew up doing the AT trail. Been to almost all the haunted spots. Try the Williston haunted castle or the covered bridge on cold river road in Shrewsbury

@NoahKane

4 күн бұрын

will do!

Shout out Miler Higher crew!!

In the winter the icicles freeze horizontal on fire tower pretty wild looking lol

I have a weirdly innate want to be in the Blair Witch Project and this video basically scratches that itch.

hey man! i see you have the north face wasatch sleeping bag, what do you stuff it in? my sleeping bag is huge on my backpack!

It is pretty weird hearing and seeing no animals

18:20 spooky pasta sauce blood…

I am born and raised in VT. Ive never heard of this?

My buddy got lost up there on snowmobile trails by fire tower and had a panic attack lol I’ve never seen anything like it before lol he couldn’t tell me why he couldn’t figure out which way to go and it was snowing. Normally he’s not even close to the basket case he was when one of our friends called me and said you gotta come get him he’s laying on my pitching floor lol I’ve seen this kid go threw hell and not even bat a eye but somehow quick ride after work laid him right out up there lol I’ve rode dirt bikes up there few times like to go hike it now in my old age lol

Damn, that was a scary watch! Glad you didn't conduct an interview with Citro yourself...

@NoahKane

7 ай бұрын

how come? he seems like a character!

@jakobwilmer

7 ай бұрын

@@NoahKane He sure does, ​but he said that 3 of those he was interviewed by either killed themselves or went missing! So that's why haha

@NoahKane

7 ай бұрын

@@jakobwilmer oh that makes sense!

Interesting video, maybe you should try to go with another person and see how scary it is? I know my mind can play crazy tricks on me when im by myself in an unsettling place.

@NoahKane

4 күн бұрын

would definitely have made for a better time!

Ok that’s weird because that’s exactly what my buddy said he was dizzy and confused. Couldn’t figure out how to get home. On a snowmobile at that lol like I said this kid is a machine nothing slows him down. Like I said he couldn’t explain to me how or why he couldn’t figure out how to get home and we were born here spend a ton of time in the woods lol also have a camp on top of Woodford mountain connect to Glastonbury. My grandmother has seen mountain lion up there and so have I. Never been so scared in my life lol

The blood on the hat is just tomato sauce from the pasta

wrong turn vibe😂

Yo that fire tower was sick. But I knew some shit was about to go down when you put on a fucking bloody hat instead of a hood lmfao

@NoahKane

7 ай бұрын

yeah right - definitely something was up

looks.. like a forest

Can anyone tell me where he exactly parked? Like the road? I’d love to do this hike but I don’t know where to start? This parking area seems perfect. I live in Rutland so not that far away.

@NoahKane

13 күн бұрын

AT/LT Route 9 Trailhead!

@barlowtyson

13 күн бұрын

Thank you!

Did you not see the structure above where those tools were? They always seem to be where they think sasquatch are

@NoahKane

4 күн бұрын

mmmmm

I see Rock Monster’s all the time but I live in the city.😂😂 These ones just want your money!!

Bro actually seemed calmer freesoloing

@NoahKane

4 күн бұрын

haha right

dope

Anyone see the black ghost Like thing @ 15.25 of the video? It's o. His left between 2 trees it appears then moves to our right and disappears! WTF? Razor

Is it annoying to have to run back and grab your camera after all these shots of you walking by or towards it? 😂 Great stuff tho 👍🙏

@brokenjet6134

7 ай бұрын

Let's not forget that you also have to run up to place it then back to get the shot

I’m sure it has been said, but those were all pieces of an old cast iron wood stove. Likely a camp there at one time.

@NoahKane

4 күн бұрын

yes for sure

When people feed too much into ghost stories, they're going to die of fear alone and yes, people can die of fear.

@SLisBull

5 ай бұрын

No they cant

The hat was probably dirty from a souce you ate before.. and the sound could be just a falling log, as there were many dead trees.. Scary anyway

@NoahKane

7 ай бұрын

Those are definitely possibilities...

Greylock moment.

Oh,anyone see a ghost town? At least the black ghost thing is there on his left at 15:20 min .

I would have never been able to fall asleep without a fire! I definitely would've felt safer in the fire lookout tower lol!

@GrAPeBombZ

2 ай бұрын

Fire gives your position away.

@janiferjane1495

2 ай бұрын

not necessarily, depends on the type of fire you make and why you’re spending the night in the woods in the first place. If i was trying to be evasive or trying to hide, i would opt for a Dakota fire hole/pit. For general camping, fire can help deter insects/ animals and i dont feel comfortable at night in the woods without a light. Thats why i said I would’ve slept in the fire lookout tower…

Never. NEVER, EVER wear red into that forest or any forest ever again. You are putting a target on your back.

Was it just pasta sauce on his hat?

Is that a petzl headlamp? If so those things hate water and the buttons tend to break easily. Really poor quality item from an otherwise reputable company

@NoahKane

7 ай бұрын

I think it's a black diamond one

This needs reach

Maybe a grizzly fell on Carl, Hence broken ribs, punctured lungs and squeezed to death.

You didn't film that "sound", uh, why not? Hanging food in trees in the twilight in a wilderness where people go missing, going away from campground, was a poor decision that could cost you, your dear life

Human mind is an interesting thing. You go into the woods and you think that if you notice the whatever the thing is you're scared of that is hypothetically capable of doing you terrible physical harm, that if you notice it first then you'll be fine. Like you march straight into the domain of a bear, or a bigfoot, or some primordial evil being, and you think if you will catch a glimpse of it first it won't kill you. The reality is humans are the most terrifying thing on this planet. We'd never make it if we weren't, if we had to stop to eat every 4 hours, if there wasn't a starbucks around the corner. We are terrifying to animals, who run away from us, get tired, and then we just sort of show up anyway. We are aware of our own mortality and the absurdity of existence, and we raw dog reality anyway. Your ancestors didn't die when the Gods abandoned them, they just picked new Gods. If you consider that you are as dangerous to some serial killer skulking in the woods (and why would they be?), and you can just as easily become the hunter, camping in the woods hits different.

@NoahKane

4 күн бұрын

good take

Don’t go into the woods alone. It’s just not a good idea. Paranormal or otherwise.

@NoahKane

4 күн бұрын

agreed

wait so wheres the ghost town? this entire video was just you talking in a forest

Hopefully you brought your gun for the bears or mountain lions....

first comment! 👇

@intelligize

7 ай бұрын

First comment on the first comment

@Simon-cw4ce

7 ай бұрын

First comment under the first comment that commented i'm the first comment under the first comment😂

@ewan_young

7 ай бұрын

first comment under the second comment that commented " i'm the first comment under the first comment" under the first comment that commented "first comment on the first comment" under the first comment my brain broke writing this lol correct me if i'm wrong

@Simon-cw4ce

7 ай бұрын

First comment under the third comment who commented "I'm the first comment under the second comment who commented" I'm the first comment under the first comment "under the first comment who commented" first comment on the first comment "under the first comment. it took me five minutes to understand the intire conversation😂😂 Now I'm not actually not sure if I'm correct anymore because this conversation getting out of control😅

@NoahKane

7 ай бұрын

@@Simon-cw4ce this is insanity

Brother dont try stupid things alone always carry a loaded shotgun or pistol or maybe an smg weapon machete etc its best option if you want to upload your next video

Why is Greta Thunbergs older brother walking around the woods in Vermont?

Clean up your language and learn to PRAY for God's protection.

@haywoodyoudome

14 күн бұрын

OMG....did he say a naughty word? So glad I read your comment before watching. We need to stop people from saying such bad words... Get fucked.