The comment you read today from the woman who was on Mt. Hood resonated with me so much that I had to tell you my story. Every year we (my friends and family) would go to an event held on Mt. Hood down the road from Government Camp. It was a forest service area where we had permission to camp and have a Black Powder Rendevous. When the festivities were in full swing there was a lot of shooting (black powder rifles) and a ton of noise for the entire weekend. We had gotten up there a few days ahead of everyone else and the kids were being loud so I decided to take a walk up an old service road up the mountain just to have some quiet time. As I was walking up you heard all the birds and squirrels and bugs. Just normal forest noise. I continued to walk till I could no longer hear any sound from camp and found a huge stump on the side of the road to just sit on and listen to the forest. I stood on the stump for a few minutes looking down into a stand of trees below me too thick to see through and so I sat down and just listened. For a few minutes it was loud chatter from squirrels and birds but then it got quiet. It was the kind of quiet where even the wind stopped. For a second I thought have I lost my hearing? It was so silent I got a chill up my spine. As it continued I really felt like I was being watched and couldn't shake the feeling. Trying not to panic, I stood up still looking over the trees and called out "Ok, I am leaving now." When I got back on the road I wanted to break into a run but knew if it were an animal that could be dangerous so I walked slowly looking everywhere as I went. Near the bottom I started to hear the kids again and then the forest once again came alive with sounds. It really freaked me out and I didn't tell anyone when I got back to camp what had happened. I will also add that I grew up in and around the woods. My family were hunters and a large part of my childhood was in the forest and I was never spooked like I was that day. I, to this day have no idea what it was.

@jimfisk4474

10 ай бұрын

I agree, strange things out there!

@jimfisk4474

10 ай бұрын

I don't know if I'm repeating myself Chris but when I was about 45 out in the country driving on the road oh, I found out later that a Bigfoot was sighted crossing a road right where I was driving and at the same time! Damn I wish I would have seen it. Another time when I was about 25 I was out walking on a lonely country road at dark and all of a sudden heard something following me, so I started walking faster and so did it so then I started jogging and so did it and then my adrenaline kicked in and I started to run like a bat out of hell taking large leaves. This lasted for maybe a quarter of a mile, it's still running after me and then it stopped. Glad whatever it was was not in a me and more or God knows what would have happened! This was in state of Ohio in Canton.😮 thanks so much Chris for all of your effort, longtime listener with many many paranormal stories I could tell.❤

@jimfisk4474

10 ай бұрын

Correction, not in a mean mood

@paul-ie6wi

10 ай бұрын

Wow Debbie that’s strange, there was a very similar story exactly like yours on KZread about 2 workers in a national park who took a rest or something and they said everything went dead quite and they where totally freaked out or in a trance and felt a bad presence! ( would love to find that post) isn’t a lot of the national parks sacred ground and they say there are “spirits” ?? I dunno 🤷‍♀️

@ameliastelmach148

10 ай бұрын

Wow that's so scary. Thanks for your story

It's good to hear the birds, because when they're quiet, something's up! 😮

@khworker1322

10 ай бұрын

Unless it’s Birdsquatch. Terror of the Forrest.

@hjkjccdggjhvb

10 ай бұрын

that's not a bird, it's a squirrel.. i use hunt in the sierra for mountain squirrels.... it's good to hear animal sounds, when u don't hear them anymore then u know there's something there with you

@bbranch5038

10 ай бұрын

@@khworker1322😂

@CX-ru1ql

9 ай бұрын

That's so true when we were kids. When it got quiet, we became quiet, too . Had many weird things happen Growing up in the rocky mountains near the fraser river

@jefffisher1995

9 ай бұрын

That is true

Hi Chris, like Sharon 5784 my experience was on Mt Hood on the Burnt Lake Trail. It was November at dusk and we were about a half mile from our car. Everything was fine until we walked down to a creek. Then absolute terror. Like if a murderer was beating down your door with an axe. Right away the sound of a tree falling down. It was a calm misty day with no wind. Then we heard mumbling like someone was right behind you mumbling in your ear. And the strangest was the sound like talk radio in a car with the windows rolled up . There was noone up there. True wilderness at the start of winter. I then realized if our vehicle didnt start it would be a six hour hike into Welches. Happily it started but you couldnt give me a million dollars to go on the Burnt Lake Trail. The only thing that made me think Sasquatch was the tree coming down. Someone said to me Oh you met the god Pan who panic is named after. I don't know what it was but it hated us and I'm glad neither of us was alone. I was 59 at the time and had been hiking and camping for many years and never experienced anything like it before.

Where Tony and friends had their experience is my "backyard" . Camped fished and hunted this area for over 50 years, and still do. My brother , who was the biggest skeptic in the world, had his own experience in 1969 that was written up in John Greene's book " Year of the Sasquatch". While he and some other relatives were working on building the Big Horn Damn at Nordegg Alberta. His experience changed him forever. I've had two experiences of my own in this same area. I can assure you the Hairy Man has always been there and always will be. We leave them alone and they leave us alone. I made a drawing of what he saw many years ago, and it's quite similar to Tony's drawing.

@TonchyShultz

10 ай бұрын

Thx Buddy ..for comments ..I was many time SOLO camping there, and I have 20 mil views on my YT Channel ok..! I was officer in Bosnia war , what Chris didn't tell you guys ,,and Thx. Chris for that ok.. I have actually footage from this hunting: kzread.info/dash/bejne/l6dm1MdsYby3ebQ.html

@castironbakeryedmonton2644

10 ай бұрын

I know someone who did search and rescue up in the area and she and her brother have lots of stories about unexplained occurrences in that area.

@TonchyShultz

6 ай бұрын

Look, my friend, I sent Chris pictures and tracks in the snow for about 60 meters in length plus a picture, it's just a sketch, although it was much uglier and more dangerous than the sketch I drew, Thx for understanding and people should be careful and ask about all that ok.. Warm greetings my friend. 👌💕🍷🌿🤔😎👏

I wonder why the creature didn’t grab the dressed -out deer? Hearing the sound of the creek reminds me that when I was a kid I used to play in the woods, fished in a little stream close by, later did long-distance bicycle riding, including riding across the USA, RV and tent camping , a bit of hiking, etc. I’m now 83 and realize that I have to get out and sit next to a creek at least one more time. What a calm and peaceful feeling it evokes.

@TonchyShultz

10 ай бұрын

Hi friend .. look, in the morning I looked to see if he was touching the Hanged Deer, which was there near us. No, it wasn't touching, I thought maybe he came to see how and in what way we shot him. ok.. Plus Light was maybe scary him Ok.. Best regards from Alberta .👍🍁🍷👏

@sasquatchrosefarts

8 ай бұрын

​@@TonchyShultzif he's well fed he has no reason to steal. They aren't wild savages. There are rules. If he steals from you, maybe you decide to steal from him or cause problems . Simple - they don't get big by looking for problems everywhere they go. In fact the opposite.

@TonchyShultz

7 ай бұрын

@@sasquatchrosefarts Yes Correct. I believe that, they are like what I told to Chris just Curious not bad at all. Ok. Best regards from Alberta. 🤙🌿🍷💕👏

🎉yay, bonus!🎊 Thank you for reading viewers encounters - hope you'll consider keeping this in future postings😊👣

Chris, its when the forest goes quiet you need to be on guard.😮

What a beautiful setting, thanks for sharing your amazing hikes and wonderful stories. Look forward to it every week 🙂👍

Bigfoot is probably a very nice “person” once you get to know him.

@StrongerThanBigfoot

10 ай бұрын

Yea they’re probably sick of being shot at

@samaraosborne1585

10 ай бұрын

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@raymondreiff8170

10 ай бұрын

Personally I don't want to know any interdimensional beings of any kind unless of course it's Jesus himself.

@Mr.Higginbotham

10 ай бұрын

I've had 2 completely different experiences. 1 horrifying 2 pleasant

@hubes96

10 ай бұрын

@@Mr.Higginbotham please tell us!! Please at least the good one! I am convinced they do not want to hurt or kill us! I believe that they know and believe they are the keepers of the forest. They are suppose to protect us from harm. I believe they scare us out of the forest/woods to protect us and protect their family. When they do there could be something around that would for sure kill us or hurt us. Or they have kids in the area they are protecting the kids from us and us from their kids. (If you ask I’ll explain more on the last statement) i think they also scare us for entertainment and they just don’t understand how debilitating it is for us to be scared by them. So I’d live to hear/read about your good encounter!

The howl at the dogs and coyotes was the Bigfoot yelling “Shut up, I’m trying to sleep.” Lol

I just found your Channel two weeks ago, now its the Best stories to Fall a sleep to❤ thank you 🤗

@basecampchris

10 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoy it!

@neiljones1938

10 ай бұрын

Yes, loads of us like lying in bed at night listening to spooky stories. We developed the habit during the covid lockdown 3 yrs ago.

I love the sound of the creek, that sound is always so peaceful. I think you are spooking yourself with all your stories, haha. Thanks for the video and the effort you make. Love your channel. I have heard a cougar make the exact same sound that "bird" was making. Probably just a bird tho.

@nancymosolino5162

10 ай бұрын

OMG, I just googled cougar sound and you're RIGHT!!!

@dspaceoflove

10 ай бұрын

Probably just a bird though 😂🤣😅 thanks Chris my boys and I look forward to your weekly stories.

Hey, Chris! 😁At 49 seconds into this video you can see something walk by in the back behind the bushes. Not sure if there is a trail back there, but something definitely walks from the right to the left. 🤔

@carolspencer9396

10 ай бұрын

I saw that.

@akbarpashtun

10 ай бұрын

Yes, god knows best what was it

@LjubicaP

10 ай бұрын

Yes, on 0:48...😮

@sandradickeson3258

Ай бұрын

😮 Wow, yes, what was thatttt at the 49 second mark in the background ?????

Loved this story!! Being an Albertan and having camped many times in the Nordegg area this story was coooool to listen to!!

@cclapew

9 ай бұрын

This isn't the first time I have heard stories like this about that area... I also hunt and fish about 10 miles south of the area mentioned and over the years the locals have told me of about a half dozen different incidents and I have also seen a documentary about it...

Currently waiting for my coworkers to come into the break room now! Thank you for making Sundays @ work better!!

Such a great channel! I live in Minerva Ohio and have heard tons of stories over the years! Never experienced anything myself but I am a believer! One of my gold prospecting buddies had and encounter about 15 years ago while they were staying in a cabin in Michigan. He woke during the night and immediately heard heavy breathing coming from the window next to the bed. He slowly looked up and out to see a large dark figure staring at him about a foot away outside the window. He said the window was around 7' off the ground so it was at least 8' tall! As quick as it happened the creature let out a deep grunt type noise and was gone. He said every hair on his body was raised and the scare was unlike anything he ever experienced. Just like many he was hesitant to even tell this story because of so many "ya right its not true" reactions. Take care love the outdoor story sharing, Keep up the great work! ~MrTim4Gold

@joanmclean3380

10 ай бұрын

Glad nothing happened to him experience he will never forget eh,😮 so scared

@akbarpashtun

10 ай бұрын

Extreme experience. May be a bear

@TonchyShultz

4 ай бұрын

Hi I'm Tony from story .Ok.. No one understands until they see it, when they see it, it is etched in their head forever, just to mention that I was a kind of ex-Officer in war in my country, no one then talked about BIGFOOT while hunting or otherwise.! If I had known it would have been different, take care the forest is never empty ok. Greetings from Alberta. 👍🌿💕🥃✌

Chris, my wife and I have never had an encounter with anything out of the normal. One reason for that may be that our idea of "roughing it" is waiting for the power to be restored after a storm. Where we live, we see fox, rabbits, skunks, deer, turkey, raccoons, opossums and sometimes hear coyotes at night. Nevertheless we both enjoy watching your videos and never miss a one. We love the delivery, when you're telling a story. We find you to be a very respectful person that puts a lot of thought into creating your content. I personally really enjoy the followup conversations with people after you've told their story. The fact that you love and honor your parents is just the icing on the cake. 😉 Keep up the good work Chris. As long as you keep pumping them out, we'll be watching.

Big greetings & Thanks Chris to you and your family. Thank you very much for realizing my experience with BIGFOOT and the evening in Hunting with my friends.! I posted your video on my channel (share) and you will have many my followers, because I explained to them earlier that you are a Cool and great man, who loves nature & adventure like me.! God bless you and say hello to your family & followers. Keep going buddy..! Greetings from Alberta - Canada. 👌🍁💕🌲🍂👏

@enyeesterling4171

10 ай бұрын

You see, Tony, Chris had told a nice story - interesting story, about your encounter with Bigfoot, many would have died of fear. Omg. Thx Chris.👌🍷💕✌

@antoanvoncan4711

10 ай бұрын

Hi, Tony, I remembered that story of yours when you were hunting with your friends that year, really scary and interesting by the way. Greetings from me and my family. 🤙

@SeanRichards-gv5gg

9 ай бұрын

So you see a Bigfoot, shrug it off and go back to sleep until 6:30am???? Ya okay that tells me all I need to know.

@TonchyShultz

6 ай бұрын

@@SeanRichards-gv5gg Let me tell you, I didn't fall asleep for almost an hour and a half, I was watching that he wouldn't come again. At the same time, let me tell you that I was an EX army officer and in my original country in WAR ..after this experience, something like that is literally a small baby.!?? What I saw during the stupid war in my country ..Sorry to tell you.! Ok. Greetings, friend.👏🍷💕🤔😎👌

Good scary story. I still do not know how you dare hiking alone out in those wilderness areas. The only time I have ever had the feeling of being watched was in the very stunning and remote area of Badlands National Park in South Dakota up on Sheep Mesa. I was young and more fearless back then and I was alone up there and could see for miles....but I had this nagging feeling that I was being watched. I did not stay long. I later told a Native American (probably Sioux) ranger where I had been. He looked at me with a very serious expression and said, 'We never go up there without a rifle'. There is a road in the Badlands called 'Bigfoot Road'. Every time I drive out that way I think of how remote that area is.

I'm from alberta and the only time I've ever gone hiking was in this area right outside Rocky mountain house, just past Abraham lake. Never had an encounter but I was setting out to look for bigfoot. Think I'm more scared of bears tho!

Yes the comments section is fun to read 😊 I really enjoy your show Chris and am just now 30 years later sharing my encounter because I just don’t give a rip if people don’t believe me. Some of my encounter were so bizarre at the time but after learning more and hearing other peoples encounters mine was not so crazy and far fetched after all. It did make me scared to go deep in the woods because it’s always in the back of my mind now and when I was younger I was a lot braver but at 59 I’m a lot more careful and fearful of the woods and being in real remote areas…. Sometimes it drives my husband crazy.

Chris, you are a Gem. Keep making these storytelling vids, I live vicariously thru you with all these nature locales. I'm in NorCal as well, perhaps we shall cross paths one day. Cheers!

@basecampchris

10 ай бұрын

Thanks Alex!!🐻🌲⛺️🍺

HELLO CHRIS and everyone ❤🎉 The bird sounds so beautiful ❤️🤩 like a baby Sasquatch lol😂

Imagine, it’s a cosy summers night, the sun is setting and the campfire is burning away. You have some marshmallows and a stick. You hear ‘let me tell you a story’ and Chris is sat across the fire, with another great story to tell. One can dream 😂

@macioluko9484

Ай бұрын

Yes! But first! The beer of the night is:

What a beautiful spot you found!! Listening to you and the creek flowing in the background is so therapeutic to me, rather than spooky, haha. Stay safe Chris!

Hi CHRIS, thank you for telling TONY story, 👏 You very beautifully and excitingly told the story about how my husband saw him that night while hunting, Thank you on his behalf, warm greetings from us.✌💕🍷👌 We like your story , you are a very good speaker and adventurist. 👌🍷💕✌

Years ago when I had a Facebook account I was friends with Anton. Always found him to be a reliable honest person. That's neat, never thought I'd be hearing a story about an old Facebook friend.

@enyeesterling4171

10 ай бұрын

Thank you Debbie. for kindly comments and being our Friends. I'm Tony's wife .ok.✌💕🍷👌

@TonchyShultz

10 ай бұрын

Hi Debbie. Tony - ANTON is here , My story is true and I didn't tell Chris to make a "name or review", otherwise I have about 20 million views on my channel. From many of my hobbies ok..! Thx for kindly comments Debbie , say hello to your family too.Ok..Greetings from Alberta .✌💕🍁🍷🌹🌺👌

@cheylou1

10 ай бұрын

where exactly in nordegg did this occur?

@TonchyShultz

10 ай бұрын

@@cheylou1 You know where is Husky big OIL plant around this area more close to Jack Fish lake ok.. I know, correctly coordinate , but I don't like give to people because (some American guys ask me this.!??) Maybe some will organ. some stupid hunting or soo.!?? Ok.. Thx.

Hey Chris. Do you have any stories on lost time? I think it's a very interesting topic and one that seems coincide with Bigfoot sightings sometimes. Be safe and God bless

The comment you read about the person who had an experience near Tionesta PA stuck a bell with me. There is something weird going on near there. I had a very terrifying experience there about 20 years ago in the early 2000s when staying with a friend at his camp near there. If you would like the whole story let me know. I’ll never forget it and to this day it’s something I still think about.

@akbarpashtun

10 ай бұрын

Please. I would love to know. These real incidents are gar better than searching for authentic videos

Love seeing the channel grow Christ! People are discovering a great story teller!

Hi Chris, We love the way you tell stories so naturally. Thrice my wife & I have experienced weird situations while camping in the deep BLM woods of Oregon. We own recreational property in southern central Oregon located between hundreds of millions of acres of national forest. The Crater Lake side (Willamette national forest) & the Klamath Marsh Basin side (Fremont-Wenima national forest). During one trip with our friends there was a ton of activity. We heard a loud scream at dusk that at first sounded like a man, but then became so loud & animalistic at the end. The entire forest went quiet & all of us were in confusion & shock for a few seconds. This scream came from the Crater Lake side of the forest. The rest of that night was normal, until the following night around 2am we awoke to Coyotes on the Crater Lake side of the forest again & our neighbors dog a few acres down both barking/yipping/howling at something. It lasted for about a minute but woke 3 of us up. We still have no clue what was out there those two nights, but nothing else has ever happened like that down in that area, other than seeing the occasional deer, rabbits & wafting animal smells. The 2nd incident once again occurred around dusk surrounded by BLM land our near Mt. Jefferson and out of nowhere, a loud human like animal scream was heard in the distance. One of the locals at the store told us he had heard the scream too & said it was Bigfoot. The creepy part is we didn't even bring the scream up, he did. Our last experience happened in the deep woods out near the central Oregon coast when we were camping in our trailer & had pebble sized rocks thrown at it for a good 5-10 minutes, on and off. It could have been humans, but it was pitch black outside & was late around 2am. We love what you do for those that have unexplainable experiences in the deep woods & elsewhere, keep it up! Thank you, The Beaulieus

@grammysal

10 ай бұрын

😅😂”I’m looking around now..”

@davidfrisk4978

10 ай бұрын

He definitely is a good narrator / story teller..

Wow. That's my backyard.. Yes, definitely some around there. Wonder if anyone will mention the chains heard from time to time.

Hi Chris, so glad you're on after watching that debacle of a Bears game lol! Be safe out there and thank you for the story. Always enjoy.

Hey Chris, the call you’re hearing is the bark of a pine squirrel. I have a family if the little blighters living in the trees near my home here in Oregon and they’re always chewing me out with that little bark for disturbing them whenever I leave the house.

@joanmclean3380

10 ай бұрын

Ya thought was a squerral also

I love your story’s,, and your laughter 😅😅🌸🦋🌼

I have been watching you videos before bed for almost two years now! Your voice soothes me to sleep honestly and you make me feel comfy and safe like home 😭 Thank you for your stories Chris and your sweet laughs youre a sweetheart I appreciate you so much. Your videos have helped me through some hard times too, knowing I can come back to your familiar voice . I know that may sound weird but you have a positive impact On my life thank you. Super depressed right now 4 am and am grateful for this upload.

Hey Chris!! Haven't missed an episode with my husband who is now hooked! We've been watching on his phone! We love your natural ability of story telling and your personality is one who all could sit by a fire and have a drink with!! Keep up the great work!! You're truly gifted🦋🐾🌿🍄🌲 🏞🌝🎆🏕

It is beautiful where you were today. Thx for another great video Chris ❤

I love, love the sound of the crystal-clear creek, and those ferns omg, I love them😍, TY for tonight's story.

Hazy bear hug! love it! I need one of those. A bear in the woods without a bear hug is a lonely bear.

Thanks for all the content and hard work.. keep up the good work .

@basecampchris

10 ай бұрын

Thanks, will do!

The first account narration was telling, in that the facial sketch resemblance of a humans, is uncanny: important fact. The ancillary incorporation of comment recitations was indeed a pleasant surprise 👍 🙏~ Chris!

Thanks Chris. I always look forward to your stories. I hope you did not get too wet!

I've never seen a sasquatch, but I have heard things coming from the woods at night. I did come across a huge canine track once while hiking. It was about seven inches wide. About that time, I realized how quite the woods were. This was a place not far from my home, so I knew those woods. I have never felt spooked in the woods, except that one time. My cousin and my uncle both had similar experiences in those woods years prior.

A beautiful setting and mystical some how. It makes me think of a fairies land. I half expected to glimpse a small creature to peek out from the trees behind you!

It's Sunday...it's Chris!!! I'm happy 😄

Hi Chris, Thank you for sharing the story and some of the comments from the viewers. After I finish watching your video, I love to read the comments. It is a lot of interesting stories. Stay safe 🙏

The most underrated/subscribed channel on YT. I can't wait until next Sunday.

I can totally understand where the lady was coming from.. being glad she didn't experience the sighting alone. It's really hard to reconcile these facts in your mind and soul and come to grips with. God bless everyone and "Keep hiking!" 👍👍

LOVE the stories. Please keep them coming, Chris!

Another great story! But I find it so frustrating in this age of technology that no one pulls their phone out! We take them everywhere! 🤷‍♀️

@bbranch5038

10 ай бұрын

Fear probably takes the thought of getting a picture or video right out of their heads is what I’m thinking. All they want to do is get as far away as possible as quickly as possible. As fast as these creatures seem to catch up with them even when they are far away; taking time to take a photo would mean they might not get away.

Great story telling as usual. I think when the forest gets silent is when you are in trouble. At least that’s what I’ve heard.

There was a hunting advertisement to this video and it had a real Bigfoot howl in it thinking it was a elk 😂

So enjoy your channel! Look forward to Sundays.

Oh to be in the Sierras with a beer cooled in a gurgling stream! Another good one filmed in a beautiful location + appreciated the interspersed still shots of the creek. Keep hiking!

Awesome story happy they decided sleep in thier vehicles and not a tent so safer id say so thanks again for great sunday storys stay safe out there

That squirrel call at the end was great. Everybody's a critic!

Love the stories Chris you really bring them to life,lots of fans here in Australia 👍🇦🇺

Glad I found your channel! I’ve watched about 20 now and love seeing the background where you are. I haven’t been able to go anywhere due to injuries and kids for 12 + years and finally going. Been buying gear all month and planning. In Santa Barbara, CA so lots of amazing sports within a few hours of here. I can’t wait to camp and then backpack alone/with wife after that. Great stories and channel. Have a great week! - P

Always a great video Chris, love your channel. 30 years ago a friend was researching the abandoned Erie Railroad through the Black Dirt Region of southwestern Orange County in New York. He felt he was being watched through the Greycourt area of the r.o.w. and said he'd never go back again. After that I met a member of the Hunter family who are the first and oldest black farming family ever in Orange County, N.Y.. I told him about my friends nervous hike in that same area where his family has always lived and he said very nonchalantly that it was Bigfoot. His said his family has stories as old as time from Bigfoot running through their campfires during hunting and fishing trips. Knocking on the windows of their house. Chickens vanishing. Leaving red hair on branches and tree trunks. He said it traveled the abandoned right of way from Chester to Maybrook, N.Y.. He also mentioned ufo activity in that area and blue flashing light like lightning but without storms. I haven't heard a word about that area since.

@journeysalkebulan

10 ай бұрын

We as black people can tell you of many encounters with entities like Bigfoot and things that are given a name but we don't know their real name. Africa is full of beings that are not human.

Hello from 🇵🇦🇵🇦Panama Beautiful spot Chris. Always looking forward 4 your videos . Stay Safe out there 🥾🙏🏼

Good stories. At 0:48 mark a movement of a figure, perhaps a hiker is seen. Is this story telling spot you were at close to trails? Nice trails on the walk in and out. Interesting bird. Wonder what type it was. Oops then again....bigfoot is a great at mimicry! 🐦👣

True stories of real experiences, told by a natural born storyteller......who needs TV? Thank you Chris!

@TonchyShultz

10 ай бұрын

Thx Pamela ..this is amazing story and CHRIS is very good story teller ..Ok Greetings from Alberta .👏🌹🌺💕🍁👍

❤ good day .setting up my cozy spot to listen to another amazing story from you. The creek sounds magical.. scenery is always beautiful. Stay safe...

The little bird was letting Bigfoot know where you were.

I tell you Chris as I have done since I started following you. I am always looking around you while you are talking. Lol. If I saw a creature, I feel my buddy next to me would hear about it though! Great story Chris, I love how the hair on my arms usually stands up each week. I always love the comments. I hope some of your followers tell you their stories too. Keep on Hiking! ⛺️❤️🇦🇺🦘

Wow Cris I found myself un easy while you were reading. I was watching the woods off behind you the whole time .crazy I know but I was feeling scared. Stay safe please all of us love what you do but want you to be safe God be with you love Oklahoma 🎉

@chrispotter219

10 ай бұрын

Have a look at around :50 on the video, just above Chris's left shoulder on the screen. Something in light clothes is walking by, perhaps just a human on a walking track but who knows.......?

Great video Chris! That bird sounded like my dogs squeaky toy!

I'm always looking in the background for anything moving behind you during these videos.....lol! Awesome but frightening story Chris..........YOU SIR be careful out there!!! I'm waiting any day now to hear a BF story coming from YOU! UGH...

"thank you old fart" made me chuckle a bit too much. I love the creek view behind you!

Hi Chris! looking forward to this video! I like to watch the background behind you, make sure bigfoot is not there!🙈! 😁😬

Can I just say that we appreciate that you actually bring vegetables to go with your meat? Do you know how many outdoor videos especially bush craft videos that cook nothing but a big 'ol slab of meat? Bravo to you for adding in some veggies lol 💪🙌

Chris, that "bird" that you heard I also heard more than once, and was absolutely certain it was a bird. Then I found the source, a squirrel, lecturing me! It finally dawned on me why you bring the beer along: Liquid courage. Although I'd need a whole case to grow the big brass ones you have. I really enjoyed the video, please keep the listener comments coming.

Really interesting story about Alberta hunters, hunters have a great chance to see something like that in the forest.!?? Thank you Chris for those story. Amazing nature. 👏🦌🐻🐺

Loved the story Tony. I believe this happened. Thank you Chris, great job.

@TonchyShultz

10 ай бұрын

Thx Janewolf..We are many this there and I found huge trucks from his /her feet..Amazing story and how Chris tell look like he was with us that day Ok.. Best regards from us - my family and friends. 👏🍷🌸🌺🌹✌

@janewolf4541

10 ай бұрын

@@TonchyShultz Thank you from western Colorado.

@TonchyShultz

10 ай бұрын

@@janewolf4541 Thx you buddy ..very nice of you ..Ok .. 🤙🤠❤☘🌲🍸🍷👍

Thanks Chis, I look forward to the next one!

Another awesome story. Thank you Chris

Thanks 4 another great story bud I always look forward to it

Thank you Sir. I have never been a person who hangs out in the woods but have always been interested in it. The more stories I hear the more frightened I am to pursue any attraction to the woods. I would love to overcome that fear but I don’t think so! Love your stories though!

Wow interesting story with Tonchy -Tony friends .Omg.. Thx Chris. Keep going .✌😎👌

It sounded like a frighten kitty to me. I see too many vids with lost kittens. Beautiful spot Chris especially the water 💦 thank you for giving us such original content. ❤

@leonorlizardo9174

10 ай бұрын

Funny how real animals sound in real life. I lived in the hill of Los Feliz and most early mornings coyotes would walk up our street. We also saw P-22 who lived in Griffith park for 10 years.

@bbranch5038

10 ай бұрын

@@leonorlizardo9174What is P-22, please?

@leonorlizardo9174

8 ай бұрын

P-22 was a big puma who crossed several freeways and made its home in Griffith Park for about 10 years. He roamed freely and became a celebrity of sorts. ❤ he also inspired the Annenberg Wildlife Crossing to allow more animals to not get killed by cars.

Super fun to listen to. Glad the bird is making noise. At least it's not dead quiet😱😳😵‍💫..🙋😂

Great story and I hope that Old Fart provides us more details on the weird things he's encountered in the wilds

@bbranch5038

10 ай бұрын

So do I. He or she, made me curious. Just gave enough to make us want more.

Hi Chris, I love these videos and stories from folks who have had encounters. I am an artist and I have been listening to all of your videos while I paint. Although I have never had an encounter, ( and don't want to!), I am fascinated by those who have. Looking forward to more videos! 😀

@bbranch5038

10 ай бұрын

Are you a Plein Air painter?

You don't fool me with your cover photos Chris. You ain't afraid of anything! 😮😂🙏

What a wonderful story, I felt like I was there. You had me looking around bit more this morning walking my dog at 3AM, my dog growled.

@bbranch5038

8 ай бұрын

I’ve heard growls at night walking my dog. Not a good feeling.

@frankducett9

8 ай бұрын

@bbranch5038 I might be a bit paranoid but always walk the dog, ride the bicycle and even check the mail with a tear gas spray handy. People sometimes have pit bulls and other guard dogs here in the US.

Another amazing post!! And thanks for the laughs - especially at about 16 min where you say about dread in the forest "I've never experienced that - I'm looking around!" You have such a positive attitude + amazing story teller - pls keep em coming! Best from getting cooler Colorado!

All the neat scenic spots & the choice of beer is as exciting as the spooky tales! Congrats on over 100K!!!! 🎉🥳🏕️ 🐻

@basecampchris

10 ай бұрын

Thanks so much!!🐻🍺🌲

Love this channel. You are a great photographer and story teller. Keep up the great work. God bless you!

@basecampchris

10 ай бұрын

Thank you very much!⛺️🌲🐻🍺

Thanks for sharing That would be frightening and I would have made my friends wake up 😊

Thanks again Chris. Love the stories.

Hey Chris. That bird you hear is a chipmunk or squirrel. Seen and heard them hundreds of times.

Another great story, Chris. Your stories are always well told and great effort is always taken to hike to a different location . . . and select just the right beer. Cheers, Chris!

Hey Chris! Love your show!

@basecampchris

10 ай бұрын

Hey, thanks!

Me and my son always look forward to your videos! Thanks Chris!

@basecampchris

10 ай бұрын

Awesome! Thank you!⛺️🌲🐻

Love your channel. Keep it up

@basecampchris

10 ай бұрын

Thanks, will do!⛺️🌲🐻🍺

Chris thanks for your stories each week. Glad to hear the bird around you so you know you’re in an ok area, if it would be quiet I would really worry for sure. The comment stories were great to hear as well. Amazing how many people experience these things.

Thank you again Chris. Really scary. Also i enjoyed the picturescue river scene and the bird serenading you at the end😅

@basecampchris

10 ай бұрын

Thanks 👍🐻🍺🌲C

Thank you Chris. Enjoy your evening. 👣

Another good one (as always)! And yes- some of the stories in the comment section- fascinating!