The Feral people sure do a good job maintaining that trail...

@JessicaD.-vb9ho

Жыл бұрын

Bahahahaha

@GEORGIABOY23

10 ай бұрын

💀

@arthurchadwell9267

10 ай бұрын

Feral superhighway...

@michellejackson2419

9 ай бұрын

lmao

@GEORGIABOY23

9 ай бұрын

@@arthurchadwell9267 Lol Life is a feral highway I wanna ride it all night long

Those ferrels marked the trees for you and cleared the path, that was nice of them.

I did notice, at the time you heard clicking noises, besides the noise of the waterfall, the birds stopped chirping. When the woods go quiet, watch your back. Those big hairy forest people may be in the area. Could explain the camera malfunction and the heel print.

@arthurchadwell9267

10 ай бұрын

Or a "rake" crawler type...

@2genders-tk2ue

3 ай бұрын

No one has any evidence. Only videos of them pretending to hear noises.

@deepwaters3335

Ай бұрын

It is funny how city people don't believe..

@LesPoole

14 күн бұрын

​@@2genders-tk2ueHarley Owens , has evedence , of dogman and bigfoot 😮 he says the dogman 🐕🐶 didn't have a soul saying it was evil 🙈 Bigfoot he. said it had a soul , he ran for his life when the dogman 🐶 ran him out of the woods

I don’t think these two guys go out in the outdoors much. Some of the things they say are hilarious

@theartofhex4428

Жыл бұрын

They’re you tubers😅 Behind computers

@ralph_wiley420

Жыл бұрын

These guys don't even know how their equipment works, technically. Most of the things they say are hilarious.

@harolddenton6031

Жыл бұрын

Brian is ex military you babfoons.

@scarecrow33

11 ай бұрын

I’m going to agree with you. They’re on a hiking trail and act like they’re exploring jungles deep in the Congo.

@irvingbrown2389

11 ай бұрын

I was thinking about making a video about the feral people of the Catskills in upstate New York! I’ll go on a well broken trail like in this video and find some cliffs and rocks. I’ll imagine there’s an extensive cave system just filled with feral people waiting to snatch away the weak and their pets!! Lmao 🤣. If there are feral people, which I don’t doubt. Although they would be well off of any obvious broken trails. Wouldn’t they want a more substantial meal, like these two guys that would feed a village of feral people? I’m sure they could easily take two guys with no weapons who can’t run too fast!! I know if I were a feral person, it would look like easy pickings!!

I saw one in early fall in the year 2002 while squirrel hunting. Will never forget it. Was like looking at a caveman I have had people try to convince me that it was a baby Sasquatch but I refute it.

Jon, you should have walking sticks a click from side to side in front of you could save you from a snake bite. I very much enjoyed this video and I'm so glad you're back!❤️

@rabbitramen

11 ай бұрын

Not to mention, carry a firearm. Have at least a .45 automatic or revolver for snakes, predatory animals or even as a deterrent for a random, straight up crazy person that could suddenly appear that has even a micro-sense of reality. Sometimes, just the sound of a shot or two into the ground can scare off any animal or person with malicious intentions.

Glad to see you back, Jon! Hoping you are well.

@ExplorationUnknown

Жыл бұрын

I am great. Glad to see your comment

Hi John! I believe you went through Stinging Nettle. It has needle like hairs on its stem and has that same reaction on the skin you both are experiencing. The leaves of that Nettle are a wild edible and is loaded with vitamins & minerals people used to forage and eat in Appalachia and other wild places.

@Tipi_Dan

Жыл бұрын

Once-for-ounce the most nutritious substance on Earth. All you need is a lost hiker every once in a while for protein.

@markmcdaniel304

11 ай бұрын

Make sure to boil those nettles before ea. Place mud on the stings.😮

@michaeldyne4788

Ай бұрын

Give your legs a good scrubbing with mud. Let it dry as you hike.

@deepwaters3335

Ай бұрын

@@michaeldyne4788 I stuck my legs in the Ice cold stream for 30 minutes when that happen to me. Feels like a bee sting.

The question I would've asked is where did the feral person go after it was discharged from medical?

@robinvann6663

Жыл бұрын

Exactly,,, just leave ya hanging, anyone???

@arthurchadwell9267

10 ай бұрын

Back into the woods, I would think.

@Deaducation

8 ай бұрын

Or died from disease

@deepwaters3335

Ай бұрын

There is no cure for Kuru. Same as Mad Cow Disease.

@dinarusso3320

28 күн бұрын

Probably died in the hospital

So glad to see you. You're one of my East Tennessee connections. I'm stuck here in Az. I miss home and seeing and hearing y'all helps so much. Thanks. Gonna watch now. ❤

@hleigh7201

Ай бұрын

I'm about to move to East TN. I do not know a single person and would love to get to know people before I go. Any suggestions?

@pine-earsal4311

Ай бұрын

Check out the churches . You'll find some genuine..lovely people.

We had to be careful on a particular boyscout hike through there, because hikers were known to be attacked by residents living somewhere in those woods. They did not like hikers in "their" territory. That was 20 years ago though.

@Sam-xr8ne

Жыл бұрын

how convenient 🙄.

@arthurchadwell9267

10 ай бұрын

Always go with hiking partners and (rules be damned!) a firearm.

Who wears shorts to hike a mountain trail? Poison Oak, Poison Ivy, chiggars, and there's highly venomous Timber Rattlers all over those damn mountains. If a big one was to get a good hit on your leg you'd be dead before you got to the nearest hospital. I'm glad y'all were lucky that day.

@JessicaD.-vb9ho

Жыл бұрын

I don't think pants prevent snake bites anyways, I got bit by a python and it went through my jeans, just had two little blood droplet holes in my leg.

@deepwaters3335

Ай бұрын

@@JessicaD.-vb9ho boots..... high boots lol

@Mutiny960

Ай бұрын

Appalachian Trail Thru Hikers do and they hike more miles in 6 months than you have in the last 6 years. Now STFU. No, I don't get replies and won't see your rxtarded response LMAO 🤣

This is wonderful Jon to get your take on Feral people. I love it when you and Brian explores together your safer in number and cellphones seldom work well in Mountain range's. You and Brian owe us a camping trip. Be safe and God bless

That clicking sound could be communication to each other, but there are stories about clicking aliens up in the trees.(Since he mentioned the equipment not recording in some places)

It looks beautiful there but also creepy with no one around, those noises are sçary 😱 be safe out there Jon. ❤️✌🏼. ÇALI 🌴

Found your channel through Brian's. I'm so glad I did!! I love watching your channels and content!! Thank you! Keep it up!

Hey Jon, this was interesting and creepy!!! You may not believe me but I felt that y'all were being watched!!! Not sure by what but definitely something or someone was watching y'all!!! I enjoyed this, it's great to see another video!!! Much love from South Carolina ❤️ xx May God always bless you, keep you healthy and safe ❤️🙏❤️

@lewistaylor228

Жыл бұрын

I actually thought and felt the same thing, that they were both being watched

@bermillion007

Жыл бұрын

Right!! I kept looking for something with eyes

@paulclark8497

11 ай бұрын

Bigfoot... :)

@deepwaters3335

Ай бұрын

They pointed the Thermal up in the little cave under the bank.

Hey Jon not every human settlement In our country Is up to the 21st century It's kind of cool to learn about people like that as long as you do it safely.

I ain’t never heard that clicking noise that I remember in the woods. New one to me now.

I stumbled across your channel a few days ago..I absolutely love it.!!

My mothers family is from Ashe county . I live between Mt Mitchell and Roan Mtn. I have Native American and Eurasian ancestry. I’m in the woods daily and have never seen or heard of a feral person. The main problem we have in the mountains is drugs being brought in. And people moving in that that try and change our culture.

Hell yeah welcome back Jon

@ExplorationUnknown

Жыл бұрын

Thanks

Oh wow been waiting on a new video john😁

Interesting video. Curious about the man found and was transported to hospital, did anyone (law enforcement, etc.) try to figure out where he came from? In other words, any type of investigation from that aspect?

@bermillion007

Жыл бұрын

I would like to know too!

@melissaallen4796

Жыл бұрын

@@bermillion007 I tried to do a web search. So far, all discussions about this topic hinge on folk tales, superstition, legends, etc., which I would think if someone is found that could be put into this classification it would be major news. Also, law enforcement would have been first on the scene if a person is found and an investigation would have followed. That's just procedure. Guess I'll keep searching just in case.

@bermillion007

Жыл бұрын

@@melissaallen4796 did you happen to catch what area they are in? Maybe a local news search would be effective. I don’t know though with the way state parks like to keep such things hush hush

@melissaallen4796

Жыл бұрын

@@bermillion007 I'm not sure if he was actually in the park or not. I'll try to find local media outlets and search. I'll let you know if I find anything.

@terriprobst4680

Жыл бұрын

@@bermillion007ll he really says is that he is in ash county

You are right, it is a beautiful place and we love it.

In my element watching this video, love the wildlife takes you back like you're there .

Great video!!!!

This is chilling. In the old-fashioned sense. The more chilling as the more plausible.

Fascinating subject, well worth researching.

Hi Jon! Good to see you going out with Brian - 4 eyes see more as 2! I like it every time you go together and each is filming in his own way, so that we can see the area from more than one side! At 23:08 on the right screen, it looks like a huge X, made from trees that didn`t grow there.... The big foot that Brian caught on thermal is amazing! I would love it, if you both could go to that place to do a size comparison and a comparison with the thermal. The huge figure was totally yellow...like no cloth at all. You got the klicking on video! Strange....

Looking forward to the next episode in this new series!!! 👍🏼

The forest got quiet after that clicking sound.

Glad to see you posting Jon! Beautiful forest there! Any plans for some paranormal investigations? Stay safe!

Can we all just take a moment to thank the producers of The Descent for Making America's Woods Spooky Again? 😆

Great video Jon, love to see your view vs Brian's. Hope to see more !!

@ExplorationUnknown

Жыл бұрын

Thank you

Good to see you again Jon Love this Series Fantastic Footage I agree with another viewer Get your self a Good Strong Walking stick💪👍🙏❤️

Culvert odd out in the middle of no where.

@ExplorationUnknown

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I think it was logged at some point

@mikeandrews1899

Жыл бұрын

The trail follows an old abandoned forestry Rd 👌 they are not far from civilization....... Some would say they haven't left it , yet

@michaeldyne4788

Ай бұрын

Nice catch.

You go into those mountains a certain time of year and run across ginseng diggers you would wish that you're meeting a feral person. Ginseng diggers don't have much patience.

Great video of John

What's your problem, about time your back great video, keep them coming buddy thank you and goodnight...

Hi John great video I have miss you

Great video Jon.

That reminds of watching the movie called Deliverance. That movie was actually filmed in the same are where Lake Joccassee in South Carolina.. Awesome editing as well as the video.

@godofmyworld77

Жыл бұрын

No squealing like a piggy though 😂

I've been there. Your description is perfect. The hills have eyes!

I have heard of these feral people before. The first reports I heard of them were from hikers on the AT. There are many reports of hikers seeing/encountering feral people on the trail. Kinda creepy. I probably wouldn't sleep well.

This is going to be interesting

Love the music Jon

It is extremely rare to find anything like that

Beautiful area!! ❤

Hi Jon, glad to see you’re back. The Roman Soldiers would rub the Stinging Nettle on their legs to warm them up in winter. Also, Nightingales make their nest in Stinging Nettle’s and then fly all the way to the Sahara to have their babies. Where I’m at in Northern California, the Nightingales sing all through the night. Flying to the Sahara is a long way from here. Stinging Nettle is nutritious and makes a great tea. Stay Safe Brother

@arthurchadwell9267

10 ай бұрын

"Wahhat izz the speed of a Nightingale in flight?" (Do you get the reference?😊)

Thought you stopped your channel. Glad to see you posted this video.

YAY!! YOURE IN MY STATE!

@ExplorationUnknown

Жыл бұрын

I love North Carolina

You sure make my skin crawl 😮😮

Our Appalachian Literature professor taught us this. Lees McRae college Banner Elk, N.C. Farel people have been know to live in a cabin far out in the woods. They forage everyday where one day they don't return home. Thus becoming farel. Thats how he explained. He was born and raised in the woods.

There are most definitely feral people living in the Appalachian Mountains more specifically the Great Smokey Mountains. If you ask any local who’s family have lived in and around the Smokey Mountains, they’ll tell you that feral people do exist and are still in Appalachia today. Now granted, there aren’t nearly as many as there used to be. Back in the day whenever too many people went missing and or were known to be attacked by these feral people, the federal government was known to not only bring in soldiers but they also used to pay the locals to hunt and kill any feral people they come across in the deep wilderness. With that being said, nowadays they tend to keep mow to themselves because they know all about the wraith of the federal government/ But make no mistake, they’re still there and they still make their presence known especially in the Cades Cove area of the Tennessee portion of the Smokey mountains.

@beverlybalius9303

7 ай бұрын

I often think that’s who takes the children that are lost, like maybe they took Summer Wells.

The plantain plant.🌿 That helps many people with stinging nettle burns. 🌱 Sometimes it is good to learn about a few of the very safe helpful wild herbs and or to have a herb book with good pics and descriptions when out in the woods. 😉 🙂 Im glad I found this video. I like yall's style. Now I am interrested about feral people living in the hills. If they eat people I hope it is only their own people that have died of natural causes. I was wandering about that because of the ferral person found with that sickness that people only get if they are cannibals. 🤢

@arthurchadwell9267

10 ай бұрын

Jewelweed works wonders! Just crush the leaves and rub it on the affected skin.

@arthurchadwell9267

10 ай бұрын

Maybe he got sick from eating a diseased junkie from the city! 😉

What are those double red lines on certain trees for?

@jamiemorgan4146

Жыл бұрын

Trail markers

Hey Jon good to see you again 🇺🇲🖖

This was a funny video thanks for Sharing

thats a well walked trail you can see regular red paint marks on the trees

Feral people will probably be around water.

@dinarusso3320

Жыл бұрын

A lot of encounters have been near or at the water.

@marknewton6984

11 ай бұрын

You can't live without Water.

I love these videos Jon. I feel like I'm at home anytime I go into the woods. The waterfalls makes it 100 percent better. Thank you so much for taking us with you. When are you and Brian going to put out the video of the trail cameras yall put out?

@ExplorationUnknown

Жыл бұрын

Thank you.

Correct me if I'm wrong aren't you on three top mountain. It looks two familiar I'm from Mitchell county and I used to go up there to deer hunt and to stay with a long gone but never for gotten friend rest in peace Big Jim Johnson

@carlahenleyplott9244

Жыл бұрын

Yes that is Three Top Mt on the old logging roads. It took a moment and then I recognized it

That's a Logging Road look around you at the forest there's not a single one of those trees that's over 80 years old

That "road bed" is a logging road. That timber was cut not that long ago.

New subscriber here! Lets get it!!

Nice path...

It's great to another video from you but I saw brain's video on his channel and yours it's both creepy videos you both be safe out there in the woods ok thank you for sharing this video like always

@farmerbrown2a

Жыл бұрын

What’s Brian’s channel ?

@auntieelizabethleepermartinez

Жыл бұрын

@@farmerbrown2a black mass paranormal

@farmerbrown2a

Жыл бұрын

@@auntieelizabethleepermartinez thanks

Spooky!👍😎🇦🇺

There are things back in those mountains I have been around 20 miles back in there when I was younger used to go down for the summer break when I was in college stayed up to 4 weeks it’s a different place when you go way back in there

Interesting

You should see about doing a Paranormal investigation at the old Courthouse here. It's now a Heritage Museum but known to be haunted. ❤

Heaven is way better. Everything on this earth is a fallen world

I grew up on colliers loop in chestnut hill. If you go up mcgaha hollow til you get to a stop sign. Locals know that if you turn right at that sign you come to forbidden caverns. But if you go left or up the mountain and just turn left at every stop sign. You'll come out at lanes market in Cosby. Off English mountain road. But you'll find 100 year old houses with people living in them some without electricity it's something out of red dead redemption if anyone has the time you should check it out. Sorry I'm behind on your videos Jon hope your doing well. Bring me some of that pyrite next time.if your allowed to haha

That clicking sound you heard, might be one of tge ways they communicate with each other over a distance, so that they can be heard & understood by each other without actually speaking. I say this because my Dad went a visited Scotland before he passed away, and he did so partly because we have family history there, and, he wanted to go and research some of that, he was about age 6 or 7 when his Dad's Father passed away, and remembered some of the family history stuff he was told then, and I guess he wanted something tangible from the generations that came before him, he rented a car once he got there, and a got lost a couple of times in some of the more Scottish Highlands areas, and in trying to ask the locals there for directions at least back to a fairly main road, he realized very quickly that he'd be pretty much on his own, because among strangers, the highlands people speak mostly only Scottish Gaelic, so that they can speak about you directly in front of you without you being any the wiser, figuring that you don't know that language because many outsiders don't. So those people probably came up with their own form of communication for the same reasons.

Slogging through there and NO snake boots or gaiters? .. my boots been struck twice already this year by a copperhead and a cottonmouth, in the same stuff you just walked through, and you think nettles ruined your day?..lol

Big ol X at 28.29. Bigfoot country. Probably the clicking sound

29:23 I’m pretty sure I seen one walking down below you guys straight ahead!

Very interesting video. Would like to know what the clicking was

@user-tj9ex7fz1v

3 ай бұрын

The clicking sound is wild turkeys

I wish they made the walking path on top of the ridge. The path leaves y'all vulnerable.

Right before the 18 minute mark when you were standing talking about separating from Brian Brian what is that yo your right looks like a very small tree in front a dark spot that looked like a hole.

@ExplorationUnknown

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I think that mountain is riddled with caves

The feral people have in fact moved to Australia. They can be found at any b and s ball, usually driving a shitbox commodore or falcon Ute and identified by the wild mullet and trail of rum cans. I have seen them in person!!

@RachelmareeAllen-hg7nu

Жыл бұрын

Cause u are one .😂

@nadmorph

Жыл бұрын

There are still plenty in the states. Need to issue hunting licenses on some of them. That should get the woke's in an uproar. LOL

If this helps, I've heard a couple of times from a few different sources that if you are out in a wooded area like that, and you start getting a smell of Cucumbers, there's likely a Copperhead Snake nearby. I know, sounds weird & Really off the wall, but I've gotten this from 2 different people in my life, in 2 different Northeastern states who had never met each other, but who' both were avid hunters & fishermen, and had spent Lots of time in their lives out in nature from childhood being taught by older family members, how to both appreciate and thrive off the land in nature if and when needed.

I've been hearing stories like that wild people.. i guess a few years ago a story hiker's found a whole family living like the 17.. 18.. hundreds.. a bunch more hikers found a native American tribe that was still living like there ancestors did.. I'm surprised that the people made it out of there alive.. it's just a story right.. who knows what is out there it's a large amount of land

If you track the river to the cave it comes from, they probably live there, or nearby.

I live in Ashe county! Have all my life. Hate I didn't know you where round here. Never have I heard of feral people and I've always road on the back roads of this county. I'll have to check into that.

It's a beautiful natural area and so really big. I'm not surprised what with all the poor homeless people now in America. Better to be there in the clean woods than the cities.🌿

Interesting subject Loretta Lynn's mother was left alone at like 6 to fend for herself & 2 younger siblings in the Appalachians. Through at least 2 winters. So sad.

Reminds me of the movie "The Hills Have Eyes"

11:29 am Nevada.. Sure is a lot of marking paint ..

Run if you hear the banjoes!!!

Nettles aint no joke. Brushed some picking mushrooms on a trail once. Lit me up for a couple days. Felt like I grabbed a fire ant nest.

The Hills have eyes

Jon, I bet that cool mountain waterfall felt amazing on your legs that were ravaged by the nettles.

Around 32:00 ish their looked like mini caves around and some of the trees looked altered.

Hi John love to see you how are you and familly

@ivanatomasovic3302

Жыл бұрын

Thanks John

@ExplorationUnknown

Жыл бұрын

We’re great thank

Hi Jon what is Brian’s channel called please absolutely great to see you back x

@teresachavez.a2zen

Жыл бұрын

Black Mass Paranormal

I always wear Jeans in the Woods. Stinging Nettles and ticks, or Skeeters are always around.

I saw Brian’s video of this (I think).

@mysterylady2015

Жыл бұрын

Yay, you saw my message…..lol

Whenever your ready I'll take you Cryptid hunting here in Harlan bro