I worked on a National Park hiking trail maintenance crew..animal wrangler. Never underestimate the woods. Have peace and harmony in your heart when entering the wilderness. You are a very good presenter.

@allenantonio4389

26 күн бұрын

How does one become a "animal Wrangler "?

I worked Law Enforcement in Grand Canyon NP as its Special Agent for several years. People seriously underestimated it regularly. Worked a lot of strange death investigations. I've had people walk off the rim looking through their camera and one looking through binoculars. Something people don't realize is just how immense and rugged the canyon really is. There were places where we KNEW people went over and yet we still couldnt find the body. Even cars going over the rim were nearly impossible to spot. That said, Heimer's case is genuinely weird. There was literally nowhere for him to go. He was locked into side canyon area with no real way out. (New Sub.)

@larrywakeman4371

3 ай бұрын

I wonder ifDPwasyourboss-claimstobethisspecialagentandthatSWATforceandthisPIandthatspecialagent.......:P!!!

@greyscout01

3 ай бұрын

@larrywakeman4371 Wow. If I interpret that mess you wrote correctly, then, No. Paulides is a retired city cop from California that I never met. I did about 15 years as a street cop in An Eastern state before going to the dark side as a Federal Agent for over 20 years. Now go back to sleep.

@greyscout01

3 ай бұрын

@@albertvasquez4678 Yeah. One of those things where you knew you made a mistake...afterwards.

@journeysalkebulan

3 ай бұрын

​@@greyscout01all law enforcement in the U.S. is on the dark side!

@greyscout01

3 ай бұрын

@@journeysalkebulan Only if you believe the Lies of the Left.

Great job. Anytime I take a hike I will keep these people in mind.

@bawattsyl

3 ай бұрын

Please be safe out there!

I love listening to your voice. It is very calming

@bawattsyl

3 ай бұрын

Thank you, I appreciate that! Maybe if we could get a million more like field of dreams we could do great things on this channel Andthat's my dream.. to help as many people as we can🙏🙏

@MultiAnne36

3 ай бұрын

Me too. I can listen to Brian when I'm trying to fall asleep.

Some people get confused or crazy in the wilderness like those in the arctic winter. Panic and adrenalin make them struggle and they run in a wrong direction. Never go allone or leave a person alone.

Awesome Content as always with respect! Thank you! you deserve so many more views and subs imo!

@bawattsyl

3 ай бұрын

Thank you! I really appreciate that!

Water is so unforgiving, pleade always wear a floatation device, no matter how calm a river may be. It's not worth looking strong or whatever to drown and leave your family bereaved. Thank you as always.

@elkefaber8873

3 ай бұрын

Even because your body will be found and giwen back to the family.

@journeysalkebulan

3 ай бұрын

​@@elkefaber8873what sense does your comment even make, absolutely none!

Bryan I hope you are doing good. I always include you and family in my prayers ❤

@bawattsyl

3 ай бұрын

Thank you! I appreciate that!

Having watched many of these missing people stories on various channels, I believe the safest way to explore USA's National Parks is as part of a search and rescue team...

@deerichardz

3 ай бұрын

Many SAR members are volunteers, that help more experienced members conduct their searches. There has been the odd case of an SAR member going missing as well.

@elkefaber8873

3 ай бұрын

They also take a risk in dangerous terrain and bad wheather conditions.

@SavingSoulsMinistries

3 ай бұрын

God did not give us the spirit of fear, but of power love and a sound mind. The reality is a very very very small percent of people go missing after visiting places in the wilderness. the correct response is proper preparation, location beacon, a gun if possible , let people know where you're going, dont go at night, beware of weather forcast, stay on the trail and map out where youre going and go with a partner etc etc.. by your logic you should sell your car and walk everywhere because driving a car is way more dangerous then going into nature. actually dont even walk anywhere either because you way more likely to get hit by a car while walking then you are to go missing like this

Hi Bryan! Thank you for the video. I hope those who are still missing will be able to be found and reunited with their loved ones and those who have passed away may they rest in peace 🙏🕊️. Thank you for all you do for the missing and their families! God bless you. Timber

@juliejackman2649

3 ай бұрын

I believe that it depends on whether God allows portals or not.

The glacier Gorge one, driving that far for just one destination Effectively what I did for buckskin gulch and white pocket, I completely understand going to great lengths to get the perfect picture or perfect hike, on a limited time scale. Thanks for covering these cases, very important to increase public knowledge about the cases and about wilderness safety.

Your dedication and commitment to helping people is so apparent in your voice. Thank you for everything you do.

@bawattsyl

3 ай бұрын

I appreciate any feedback o can get.. seems people want to watch your more glamorous channels these days... I've always belt that you do your own research... but if you guy want me to go that way I will..ultimately I built this for you and all the families .. only together can we make a stand... thank you for all of your!

Great Video and research! Thank you for all you do! Thank you also for always doing such a detailed bibliography. Hope all is well with you!

@bawattsyl

3 ай бұрын

Thank you so much! And thank you for your support and for watching!

Hi Brian, I just want to say that I appreciate your demeanor while you are reporting on your videos. I also appreciate that you cover facts and that when you don’t know what happened you state that you don’t know what happened. I also think that it’s very nice and respectful how you offer condolences to family members and friends. Keep up the good work.

@bawattsyl

3 ай бұрын

Thank you for your kind thoughts and kind words🙏 I very much appreciate it🙏 Thank you for watching and your support 🙏

Thanks Bryan, for presenting these cases with compassion and respect. Prayers for all the missing and their families

@bawattsyl

3 ай бұрын

Thank you for your feedback and for watching and yes I think it's most important to treat the most with the upmost respect...together if we could just all band together we would find more success.

Thanks Bryan for the updates. I think it is helpful the more exposure they get. Hoping your health has continued to be good. You sound great! ♥️👍🏽

@larrywakeman4371

3 ай бұрын

Yes this man is an excellent speaker and a very fair, interesting and impartial factual presenter; WHY is he apologizing to DP? He isn't the be all and end all regarding missing people- he is one presenter of many and many are better.

@isabellind1292

3 ай бұрын

@@larrywakeman4371 Why are you such a miserable jerk? If you don't like a channel who is hurting no one but raising awareness about missing people go find another presenter to watch.

Thank you Bryan for all you put into these videos:)

@bawattsyl

3 ай бұрын

My pleasure!

Thk you Bryan for bringing this event to our attention. Thk you for your compassion and concern for ppl. Praying for your health. 🙏

I would guess a few of these folks have fallen beneath water ... horrific💔

You are almost at 100,000 subs🎉🎉

It should be manadatoty for any body hiking in the wilderness to carry a GPS locating device ,

@jasmine0354

3 ай бұрын

THIS !!!!!!

@bawattsyl

3 ай бұрын

I think especially if you're hiking alone, you should not ask carry a sat com device but know how to use every last feature... that's just mo..

Thanks *Bryan* for this update

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@bawattsyl

3 ай бұрын

Thank you for watching🙏

Hi Bryan, thanks for the video and the research you do. You continue to make information on each missing person. Thanks for all you do

Thanks Bryan

This is so informative! Great job, fantastic reporting!🌻🌼🐝 Keep it up 🙌

Ty for all of the updates. I know you do so much research in order to give us the best videos possible.❤

Thank you! Great episode! Sharing on social media. God bless 🙏

All interesting and sad cases. I appreciate you bringing them to our attention. But the Heimer case is just too weird. He's talking to one of the other guides, who then walks away, and when he turns around, Heimer is gone? Just seems like there has to be a part of the story missing. Makes no sense.

Thank you for all you do!

Thank you.Thank you.Be safe and well.

@bawattsyl

3 ай бұрын

Thank you for watching and your kind response 🙏

Such sad cases ! 😢 Sending good energy your way !

@bawattsyl

3 ай бұрын

Thank you ever bit helps! Thank you so much!

I have followed Paulides, I'm an avide follower. I've read most of his books, own his latest movie. He is worth following. Canam missing project. He was an investigater in my area in California, and even wrote about a missing person just litrally 15-20 miles from my home. The missing man went missing when I was about 3 years old. Never found, his belongings that he carried with him have never been found either, boots, belt, shotgun.....nothing.

Love these videos that cover many cases

Hi Bryan! Great video of course! I like your videos much better than the Dave Politus videos!!

@shaffergirl1732

Ай бұрын

Me too ❤

Has there been any recent updates on the Daniel Robinson case? Thank you Bryan for bringing light to the missing.

I just can't get my head around some of these cases. Like....at all! Who let's a 70 yr old man, drive 1400 miles for a day hike and woefully unprepared? I would have argued against this, but if my husband was hell bent on doing it. I guess, what can ya do ? It's just odd. Maybe he wanted to disappear. Leave his wife a life ins. payout or something. Wouldn't be the first person to do something like that. I'm sure authorities looked at all angles tho. I hope. It's a beautiful but strange rock we live on.

As far as the ones that go missing under others noses, whatever is doing it, is doing it with 100% efficiency. That's creepy . I think it's something unearthly. I know that sounds crazy. When cattle mutilation back in the 70s was being done, autopsy would show a heart taken out but without any scarring. We didn't have that technology then or now...

To consider the millions of people who visit national parks, their scope and vastness, I actually think 1,180 is a small number of people gone missing in 7 years. There are 600k missing persons per year in the usa.

Thank you for the updates on these people. It’s so sad the way they just disappear into thin air, and are never heard from again. I feel so bad for their families. I hope someday they’ll be found to give some closure to their families. Thank you again Bryan for all you do to bring awareness to these cases.

People often under estimate the environment and terrain as well as their capabilities. Research your intended hike before going, check the weather, have ample supplies should you need to hunker down overnight, carry a personal locator beacon and let someone know where you're going to and when you intend to return. NEVER HIKE ALONE! A little planning and common sense goes a long way to a safe and enjoyable adventure.

One of the tourists in the group with Morgan reported strange sounds in the area they were swimming and Morgan prompting the group to move on before he vanished.

@bawattsyl

3 ай бұрын

These are the very clues that are so important! Thank you for sharing! Hopefully more will read and will remember this too🙏🙏

@bawattsyl

3 ай бұрын

That's all we can pray and hope for is that more and more people will get involved, more people will hear the stories and I'm not saying anything but its always rubbed me the wrong way that Mr p starts off all his videos saying this is another copyrighted edition then reads from some newspaperms.. my idea is to have as many people out they're looking as possible!

I thought Susan Clements was found deceased a ways off of a trail in the park.

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Hey Brian, I know it’s not on trail, but there is a missing college student 22-year-old Riley strain and maybe if we can get the word out and his face out there there might be somebody in the Nashville area that knows something or saw something and this is happening right now just FYI and I’m sure you’ve heard of it if you’ve seen any news lately but I thought of you because I know you really care about the families of missing people.

@reneeryan4451

3 ай бұрын

His body was discovered 8 miles down river from where he was last seen.

@shaffergirl1732

Ай бұрын

Somethings not right about the results of his case. Very suspicious.

You always mention the background music, but I can't hear it. Can you turn it up please. Love your channel!

@bawattsyl

3 ай бұрын

Sorry so many people complain about it being too loud but I'll see what I can do.. thank you for watching and your feedback🙏🙏

Hope your information is from the old new york post. You can't believe anything they say now.

@bawattsyl

3 ай бұрын

That's why I said I believe there's a lot more than they have let on.. but🤷‍♂️ I'll keep trying! Thank you for watching and your feedback 🙏

Susan Clemons Great Smoky Mountains NP was found deceased

@bawattsyl

3 ай бұрын

Sadly..:(

It seems with all theses types of videos that the person is going into the woods and then is disappearing.

I respect David Paulides for a lot of the work he has done, but with that said he does not own the rights to the stories of missing people despite what he thinks. Also he entertains paranormal activity as a valid explanation to missing people which is not the greatest.

@wmluna381

3 ай бұрын

I can't even listen to that guy speak. He's abrasive.

@changeintheair9648

3 ай бұрын

I don't think "he own[s] the rights to the stores of missing people," but rather HIS stories, HIS own work. Big difference.

@calci2679

2 ай бұрын

his research is subpar as well, with many inconsistencies

@shaffergirl1732

Ай бұрын

I find him difficult to listen to. Something about his demeanor just doesn’t sit well with me.

Portals there is no other explanations. No one disappears almost in from you. Portals you are. Taken into another dimension

@bradpanter6559

3 ай бұрын

Those pesky portals! 😆

@thegreencat9947

3 ай бұрын

Porta portals.....they show up everywhere.

@gordongarrett6229

3 ай бұрын

Its UFOs

👵Alot of these missing could be found if a systematic drone hunt could b employed. Sad that regulations are banning drone use in the National Parks. It really seems over regulated. . . 🤗💝🙏

@deerichardz

3 ай бұрын

Could you imagine all the abandoned(plastics and batteries) drones that would end up in the parks though? An 'official' search party may use them, but it's not in the park's best interest to have amateurs flying their drones.

@kissedbysun2517

2 ай бұрын

Honestly, there are a lot of places drones wouldn't do any good. In woods? In places full of rocky cliffs where maintaining a signal is difficult to impossible. Drones are used if and when appropriate. Drone use by civilians is not allowed in the parks. For a whole host of good reasons

@charlottewilson4279

2 ай бұрын

@kissedbysun2517 Yes, I recall a number of years ago my husband and self was on a canoe on a fairly popular lake in our region. I noticed a drone near us over the lake and about 5 minutes ahead was this gal that was creating a scene by being very scantily dressed on top in a canoe w/a male. My husband loved it ❤️ and I wasn't so much. Thankyou 4 educating me concerning the drones. Pretty certain that there must b a drone that isn't available 2 the public but yes, rocky crevasses would b an issue even 4 a drone if it was pheasable. . .

If you havent watch Dave Pallides's movies or videos , I encourage you to listen and watch! Very intriguing, informative , no nonsense information , whether you believe what he has to say or not , thats up to each individual but WOW, he is the real deal!!!!!❤

@shaffergirl1732

Ай бұрын

He’s too narcissistic for me.

Good. Don’t listen to Paulides’ nonsense.

@thegreencat9947

3 ай бұрын

Blatant disregard for facts. 🤔😦

@gordongarrett6229

3 ай бұрын

David is exactly right. You are being foolish.

@gordongarrett6229

3 ай бұрын

Some people insist on being uninformed. They know I all. David is exactly right ...

@greyscout01

3 ай бұрын

David P does a good job. People's disagreements with him are in opinions, not facts. Do some independent research on his cases, and you'll find that out.

@deerichardz

3 ай бұрын

I've looked into many, and I mean many, of the cases that Paulides presents as '411' content. Not one, has had me truly baffled. I find discrepancies in almost every case I look at. People that 'agree' with Paulides are usually just ill-informed, or just outright gullible. Sort the comments as 'newest first', to view all replies. Sometimes mine get 'ghosted'.