guy leaves society to get away from the government, thinks they are attacking him. government keeps going to the middle of nowhere to attack him. government calls him crazy. okay then.

@stevedavis9462

Ай бұрын

Leave alone those that want to be left alone.

@sheepsfoot2

Ай бұрын

The government did leave him alone until he started stealing other hunters supplies , making death threats , then someone goes missing !? And stealing a mans supplies in the middle of know where that's low !

@JohnnyDanger36963

Ай бұрын

sounds like oros waa selected from youth to be a project ritual. " flower of life" using mkultra agents. 39:39

@robertcottrill1220

Ай бұрын

Hey schmuck ,the guy was a thief murder of people not even looking for him. Not to mention he sounds f- cking crazy.

@shanghunter7697

Ай бұрын

@@stevedavis9462 Again, it'll never happen, there "WILL" always be someone or some entity that wants to take something from you. I'm sure you know this fact, just saying. If someone wants "at you" you'll NEVER ever left alone. Never fear evil.....j.m.o.

It's pretty impressive to intimidate a tribe from going into an area because you're batshit crazy.

@ernstschrandt3676

Ай бұрын

Great terminology, LOL.

@knuthamsun6106

Ай бұрын

try living with them. it's not like Hollywood. they are neither omnipotent nor omniscient, nor benevolent. and they sure as hell aren't endowed with mystical wisdom let alone metaphysical powers

@gregh4284

Ай бұрын

Helping to create an image of "supernatural powers" has been used effectively before. By individuals as well as governments. A prime example being the Duvalier regime of Haiti, who played on the natives' fear of voodoo to terrorize the populace into submission.

@indigenous31617

Ай бұрын

There was real "black magic" in our Tlingit history. Christianity wiped most of it out. My grandfather was the last one I've known to watch a shape-shifting Shaman turn into a crane. That is against nature and God's order. Thank God for the light of His Son! ✝️ ☦️

@montyrayza7220

Ай бұрын

@@ernstschrandt3676 Actually "bat shit crazy" brings about an image that technical terms couldn't. Whatever the words are that work best are the correct choice,

“Finding a home and being free” are what most people are looking for I think. But those things change shape and meaning over time

@geraldcalderone5228-x2p

Ай бұрын

Yes those things instantly change when you commit violent felonies.

@hillbilly4christ638

Ай бұрын

He just wanted to be free. There are those that cannot fathom the concept of freedom. I envy the experiences and the talent this man had to exist in such an adverse environment. Leave it to some government authority to defy the very concept of freedom.

@Sebass445

Ай бұрын

@@geraldcalderone5228-x2p men are what you make them

@tamatirogerson6421

Ай бұрын

Its lazy, pie in the sky escapism. Face your life. Running from it is just bs

@ultrageist8388

Ай бұрын

Being free is still a possibility. Don't knock it because wea aren't there yet. ​@@tamatirogerson6421

Hello Shredmur. I've heard this story from other sources and they're usually from interviews of RCMP and people in nearby cities. When the indigenous people are mentioned it's usually the Tlingit people. But in truth Mike Oros has spent most of his time in northern BC which is mostly Tahltan territory where I am from. My dad has stories of my grandpa befriending him when he was just a young harmless man looking to live in the bush. Sometimes he would be found sleeping in the church when he passed through. Oros has spent a lot of his early years living with people from Telegraph and Iskut where he learned to survive in the north. He spent five years with a couple from telegraph until he got kicked out for uttering death threats after an altercation with their dogs. Another story was someone coming home one morning and finding someone broke into their house, cooked a meal and washed the dishes and left. Everyone knew it was him because that behavior was out of character of everyone else but him.

@vicdelange2634

Ай бұрын

him and fletcher had fights about him up in chesly using/breaking in his hunting cabins, lots of people knew him from atlin to iskut, he use the telegraph trail as highway

@tlabanedene5655

Ай бұрын

@@vicdelange2634 Yes he did frequently used the trail. And not everyone was afraid of him. Back then, a lot of people were willing to shoot him if they got in a hostile encounter with him once he became a known killer. Also Fletcher Day was a legend himself just like all the old elders those days.

@JohnnyDanger36963

Ай бұрын

​@@vicdelange2634all of you were afraid of him. when oros came to town,you all pissed yer pants.

@Lifted001

Ай бұрын

​@@JohnnyDanger36963sure buddy keep fantasizing 😂

@korndawggy1801

Ай бұрын

​@JohnnyDanger36963 rumor has it, he was a distant relative of Chuck Norris.

If you kill a mans dog you'll be hunted.

@renegade2556

Ай бұрын

A man shouldn't ever give anyone an opportunity to kill his dog.

@renegade2556

Ай бұрын

Or A Reason

@lucasottens8506

Ай бұрын

@@renegade2556 He didn't. They promised him they'd look after them. I'm fairly certain the original agreement didn't include just shooting them.

@Spooky_515

Ай бұрын

Government killed the Weavers dog and Gordon Kahls dog trying to provoke a gun fight. It worked with the Weavers because they shot the 13 year old Sammy weavers dog right infront of him. Then they sprayed him up his back as he ran away. They killed a 13 year old child with a machine gun. Then a sniper took his mother out as she nursed her 5 month old baby

@renegade2556

Ай бұрын

@@Spooky_515 From The Dirt! Vote For Proper Representation! Run For Office! Working Together as Americans Under The Constitution lawfully with respect to the law and the Constitution is the only way from the ground up to Protect each other and evoke Favorable Change. The System is in Place as WE THE PEOPLE to Take Charge and Elect Representatives that Do Exactly What We Want Them to do! There is no "Them".Unless you sit on your ass and do nothing, whilst your Opponents elect their dude,Dude.

And of course the CIA would never give mind altering drugs to american civilians....

@XXNerdzillaXX

7 ай бұрын

Riiiiiiiiiiiight?! Cause that would NEVER happen... That's "conspiracy theory".

@keltongillanders5736

6 ай бұрын

​@XXNerdzillaXX me and my friends have a saying. the difference between a conspiracy theory and the truth nowadays appears to be 3-6 months 😂 because whats a conspiracy theory today, governments seem to admit to later.

@XXNerdzillaXX

6 ай бұрын

@@keltongillanders5736 Yup, that saying has been around for a few decades. Makes sense.

@keltongillanders5736

6 ай бұрын

@@XXNerdzillaXX i dont know where i first heard it but i didnt knpw itd been around THAT long, thats crazy lol

@XXNerdzillaXX

6 ай бұрын

@@keltongillanders5736 There's nothing new under the sun. When I was a kid, just even mentioning that stuff would get ya completely ejected from social groups. It's come a long way, but not far enough. It's too slow and it's only gonna get worse before it gets worse.

They killed his dogs?!? It's on now.

@DontThinkso-kb9tc

Ай бұрын

Just like the FBI and ATF they will always go after your pets

@ComboMuster

Ай бұрын

For sure. Government agents cannot be classified as human beings.

@Purpmaster

Ай бұрын

Right? “Oh we can’t catch theses dogs living in the wilderness who are only familiar with one human being… better just kill them” Big government logic for sure.

@66Bunn

Ай бұрын

@@ComboMuster True keyboard warriors. Hate the agents who killed the dogs, but not the psychopath who killed an innocent person.

@ComboMuster

Ай бұрын

@@66Bunn We do not know the circumstances of that murder. What is absolutely sure is that law enforcement killed his dogs for no reason just for the hell of it. Does that make anybody empathetic to law enforcement?

I howling run around with the pack of dogs everyday so much better than conversing with humans and 10 times more loyal and truthful

Just goes to show that you're never free. Sometimes you mess with the wrong person. They killed his dogs which would have pissed me off too. All that grief and the charges didn't stick. No one bothered to see that his mental illness was treated.

@StLMikie

Ай бұрын

Whose responsibility is it to have Mikes mental health in check?

@miraxus6264

Ай бұрын

​@StLMikie that is a great point

@StLMikie

Ай бұрын

@@miraxus6264 I’m not trying to be insulting. Just trying to inspire thought. It’s easy to kinda place blame. Someone obviously dropped the ball somewhere. But even before the dogs were gone he’d killed right? How do we check, guys living like this, mental health? I think a lot of this falls on Mikes shoulders. I don’t think that’s victim blaming.

@miraxus6264

Ай бұрын

@StLMikie maybe I heard it wrong. But..how do we know he killed that 1 guy? It said he shot him..but they then said the defense could argue that this guy had dissapeared before...so apparently no one witnessed that..and they shot and killed oros..he didn't confess to it...hard to say how his mental health really was..to be fair..he lived in one of the harshest environments and lived alone...

@StLMikie

Ай бұрын

@@miraxus6264 you’re absolutely right. And maybe I’m the one who misunderstood, but I thought that in the end they were able to connect his gun to the murder? Years after his death they did some science to figure it out?

You have alot of confidence in the government being the good guy in the story 😅

@Lifted001

Ай бұрын

The only good choice Oros made was dodging that draft. Everything else he did afterwards was entirely uncalled for and a product of his paranoid schizophrenia. Clearly anti-establishment bias if you believe otherwise.

@user-qj6vg8gp3l

Ай бұрын

Well listen to him. He clearly does not have a high IQ.

@Anthony-lr6yp

Ай бұрын

drawing some lines there aren't you.

@jugghead-1975

Ай бұрын

​@@Lifted001 Getting away to live secluded and off grid is 1 thing but he definitely took it to a whole other level. He invited his problems for sure

@chrisblester37

Ай бұрын

The government put a lot off effort in for a stolen boat worth probably under 100 dollars.

The sneekarounds were likely Sasquatch.

@jasonmcmanus6169

Ай бұрын

Or dogman they can get in your head or maybe skinwalker!

@Yahyia-cv3sx

Ай бұрын

​@@jasonmcmanus6169first thing I thought, Skinwalker.

@jturtle5318

Ай бұрын

Or hallucinations.

@elessartelcontar9415

Ай бұрын

I'm Cherokee, we call them lookarounds.

@gabyvansant4533

Ай бұрын

Must have been Martians!

This video is missing one thing- a lone, bare lightbulb swinging slowly from the ceiling 😂😂

@K9-Crazy

Ай бұрын

😅🤣😂😅 Oh God, that was perfect!!

@jerrylalhminghlua874

Ай бұрын

Right, that would add a lot more😮

@felixjones9198

Ай бұрын

With "Tupelo" playing

@markchapman2585

Ай бұрын

Ok

@dougcardillo

Ай бұрын

😂👍🏻

If you know someone wants to be left alone, LEAVE THEM ALONE !!!

@shanghunter7697

Ай бұрын

It'll NEVER happen, there WILL always be someone willing to f..k. with us.......Just saying

@-VOR

Ай бұрын

😂 very myopic viewpoint considering what happened here. Lol another dip💩 chiming in with not 1 but 2 fallacies in just 1 sentence and doesn't have the mental capacity to grasp them.

@LudiCrust.

Ай бұрын

That’s the worst thing you could possibly do when you’re dealing with someone suffering from a severe mental illness like Oros.

@bobbie4862

Ай бұрын

Kind of hard when he takes over your cabin.

@markmoriarty7388

Ай бұрын

@Stevedavis

There was a "trapper" that had clean fingernails that took a "friendly picture" of him. Sounds legit

@CanadianCCP

Күн бұрын

Tell me you are a gross slob without telling me. The guy was a crazy person who had poor hygiene and assumed others needed to be like his dirty ass.

A Great Story Teller...never missed a beat. A VERY TRAGIC ending on all levels. But HOW AMAZING Mr. Oros thrived in these extreme conditions for 10 yrs....He knew & loved those woods.

Followed you. Great presentation I had an acquaintance who lived in the arctic of Canada in the 1970s , he lived in a small tent and would spy on oil exploration of competitors of his employers, He would document the depth of the drilling , and other details, I was amazed that he would do that type of work, However he was very well paid and obviously had the knowledge and skills

I'd never heard this story, very interesting, and excellent storytelling.

Canada has a lot of land where men like him could thrive.

@fishmut

Ай бұрын

Only if you know how to survive there, ie trapping etc , it’s not for everyone , men can die there to.

@jturtle5318

Ай бұрын

It isn't "thriving" if you're pushing local people off their traditional lands.

@MrUzminiNu

Ай бұрын

​@@jturtle5318 what people? there's nobody except foxes, rabbits and deer.😂 Even Pocahontas didn't live in the woods

@jturtle5318

Ай бұрын

@@MrUzminiNu if you listen to the video, he explains that local trappers and hunters were afraid of him.

@MrUzminiNu

Ай бұрын

@@jturtle5318 if you read yourself what your writing about "pushing people off their traditional lands." being "afraid and scared" after harassment and bodily harm is a normal reaction.

Just read the book, for the second time. Hard to put down. He went mad from living in the bush by himself for too long, especially in the winter, when it’s dark just about all the time.

@clanrobertson7200

Ай бұрын

@markliebrock4268, That is not true, his paranoia is a genetic chemical imbalance in his brain and was only destined to deteriorate without medical treatment, I know because my brother in law became schizophrenic following his use of drugs when he was around 19 years old and could function fairly well until he would quit his medication. Luckily, he has never been violent, just hard to deal with. He is currently doing well in the only assisted living home in our state that will accept schizophrenic patients. That is a sad statement on our healthcare system! I see mentally ill people living on the streets every time that I go out.

@jturtle5318

Ай бұрын

​@@clanrobertson7200yes, it sounds like he had paranoid schizophrenia.

@Lifted001

Ай бұрын

Isolation drives you mad when you were already fucked up in the head to begin with. Nothing wrong with isolating yourself if you're not a nutcase.

@jackolson9462

Ай бұрын

Sounds like his paranoia was only furthered by "government officials" confirming every paranoid thought that he had. They essentially proved that he wasn't crazy. They relentlessly harassed this man .

@jugghead-1975

Ай бұрын

​@@clanrobertson7200 Ok but you really have no idea if it's true or not it just sounds like what happened to someone close to you. It's not like solitary confinement to the unbelievable extreme couldn't drive someone to snap. Solid minded or not.

Congrats on the response to this video dude! You’re doing somethin right! I personally loved the video

I had a lee enfield.303 for a bit . Problem was during that time all I could find was old ww1 ammunition made from that stick propellant cordon or whatever it was called . It wasn’t reliable. It would hang fire at best. It was the worst ammo I ever had . It usually fired but always hang fired. I bet he had the same ammo. This was before the internet so we didn’t have options for ammunition. He’d already been arrested so he probably only had his crappy backup rifle

@biffwellington1782

Ай бұрын

I believe it's called cordite. Smokeless powder mix formed intro strands and packed vertically inside the brass. Produces a slow burn effect or something like that, I'm too lazy to google it right now.

@Shinobi33

Ай бұрын

There's this zombie hunting WWII game. And one of the rifles was a Lee Enfield. Nice gun to use in the game

This whole story feels like a movie to me. Kudos 👏 for your narration. Although half of the time I must admit I thought about moving on bc it's a long story but I am very happy I stayed for the end ☺️. Your a great story teller! You certainly have my Sub. ❤

You should add more pictures of the people you are referring to and any evidence or locations you are talking about. Good story though.

I truly enjoyed the way you narrated this story. Subscribed now and looking forward to more.

How do they know he was trying to attack the other group first? Sounds like he was doing everything he could to get away as they were hunting him down.

I worked at Sheslay area in 88, knew Fletcher & a few of his sons. Heard quite a bit about ‘Sheslay Mike’ & the unfortunate loss of the Constable. The Sheslay river & the Sheslay airstrip are notable features of the west Tahltan country

@npalmi88

Ай бұрын

Looked it up on satellite images (google). There is NOTHING out there. Now that’s rural.

@Rokonroller

Ай бұрын

@@npalmi88 that is an understatement, as remote & untamed as it gets. Incredibly beautiful magnificent country

I felt like you covered this story like a pro. Best wishes on your channel's growth.

Idk where your sudden video output came from, but I'm digging it! Thanks and keep it up!

Great story, you're really good at this btw. I'm subbed and look forward to you telling more great stories in the future!

Reminds me of another Canadian manhunt story Albert Johnson aka The Mad Trapper of Rat River.

Wow this story held my attention the entire time...Subscribed and looking forward to more content like this.

Great job with this video. Keep it up

This story is in a book called “Descent into Madness” by Cpl. Vernon Frolick 8:45

@user-yp2sc1cy1n

15 күн бұрын

Don't know where you got the rank but Frolick was a prosecutor.

Having worked in acute-care psychiatry for 20 years, I just want to confirm that what you say about people with delusions can be true. Sometimes, and certainly not all the time, but sometimes a person with delusions can have a fully normal conversation and unless you bring up the topic that their delusions are steeped in, you will never realize they're delusional because they are fully lucid on all other topics.

@pete1342

25 күн бұрын

trump supporters explained.

@GooberGunkThe3rd-ik2tl

16 күн бұрын

Nice b8 m8​@@pete1342

They can make up story when no witness

@user-yx2cj2gq8n

26 күн бұрын

I bet you they will

@luv2flyV65

6 күн бұрын

You mean aside from the bullet hole in the shoulder blade matching him to the murder, shooting an innocent man in the back?

@PJ-si2po

6 күн бұрын

@@luv2flyV65 Yes

That’s name phobic calling him his real name 😂

@Bikergramp57

Ай бұрын

😂

Oh, total stranger ‘sneaks’ up on ya. Well-groomed dude, “Only wanted to talk” - whips out camera, starts snapping shots for posterity, and the loner in woods becomes suspicious. Obviously the dude was tetched in brainpan. Obvious…

How do they know he sniped the Lishy guy? Did he write it in his diary?

That's a cool background. Never heard of this one. Thank you for the content! New sub here!

That was great story telling mate. Earned a sub.

If some one shot my dogs, stole my shit knowing it was winter time , well it would no doubt have turned out a similar way.

100yr old tech Enfield vs radios and helicopters and kill teams!! I remember when this happened and every version it seemed it could have been dealt with differently

A very interesting story very well written and told. Many thanks.

Such crazy story. Really most people even living in the wilderness are nice folk, but also it draws in all kinds of crazies

He got even with the guy who beat him up and killed his dogs.

@rhoadiecamo

Ай бұрын

As I always, say, dogs are man's best Friend. That's how you know cops aren't men.

I got harassed by a US Federal park rangers. I told him hey I just want to be left alone! so he said I feel threatened!! they demanded I get out of my truck even though I wasn't driving and it wasn't running!!!.... I was parked on a dirt road by the river fishing they gave me a entire sobriety test!agenst my will. I passed it all ! even though I'm wearing leg braces with a spinal cord injury!!!! then they searched my truck!!!! illegally !!!and found an empty smashed flat beer can,under the truck seat, and """"lied """"and said it was half full of an=== Amber frothy liquid=== and gave me a fine for $140 bucks they detain me for over an hour humiliating me in front of people. all because I told him I want to be"""" left alone""""" these guys are super assholes,today!. that ain't the first time they've drew first blood. These corrupt Federal Park Rangers LYDE on the probable cause report! because I had a copy of it sent to me! it's perjury

@Spooky_515

Ай бұрын

Local police wrongfully arrested me. Humiliated me infront of me neighbors and then the body cam footage was hacked lol

@jdenmark1287

Ай бұрын

And yet you write your wrote this story as one sentence. Which is, in itself, an indication that you are not doing that well.

@stevenroper3577

Ай бұрын

@@jdenmark1287 Look at your first sentence. (?) Does it matter?

@jdenmark1287

Ай бұрын

@@stevenroper3577 it does. My sentence structure indicates that there was something off with me when I wrote it, as I didn’t proofread it. In my case, it was a lack of sufficient sleep due to personal stress.

@soulsurvivor4499

29 күн бұрын

​@@stevenroper3577I don't have anything against people f from Denmark but this person obviously was raised in a subservient state of limitation. probably sobbed and bowed to the queen after forfeiting their own life and existence in trade for a small brain

Thank you, I enjoyed the video!

Nice job mate. Keep it up. From New Zealand..

Around the first question psychiatrists ask you when trying to determine if you're sane or insane or going insane is "Do you hear voices speaking when no one is there?"

@djquinn11

Ай бұрын

Schizophrenia. It’s probably more common than most people think.

@jugghead-1975

Ай бұрын

​@@djquinn11Without a doubt... I've heard a few myself

@mikeg4247

Ай бұрын

I get songs stuck in my head at times, over and over again. It is maddening. eventually I just listen to another tune.

@caledoniawarrior

Ай бұрын

All psychologists are paranoid scitzoids.

I'm subscribing just cuz i am hoping to find out where u found that nifty wall paper in some future episode.

Great story.. very moving presentation.

I enjoyed listening to this , mad man’s story , I could imagine this in a book , I would have really enjoyed reading that , real life stories of events of what ever kind in a book I can read and enjoy , thanks for sharing.

On top of everything else, solitude can truly fuck a person up too.

@trophyKBN

Ай бұрын

Only the weak or sick

I know a trucker who was stopped by mike on the side of the road. Holding a rifle, hatchet and a machete. He denied the man a ride and kept going. (Edit: y’all probably been throat fuckin Mike eh? So y’all know where driver was and where Michael was eh? If so where and what colour was drivers cab over peterbilt?)

@lachlan1971

8 ай бұрын

Saw

@AlbertanPeterbilt379

8 ай бұрын

@@lachlan1971 Means the same thing

@alan30189

Ай бұрын

@@AlbertanPeterbilt379You’re grammatically incorrect. 🙄🤦🏼‍♂️ Stay in school.

@mikebellaire3195

Ай бұрын

@@AlbertanPeterbilt379 past or present ffs

@NiSiochainGanSaoirse

Ай бұрын

Alan, I don't think most people care about grammar on KZread comments. Thr content of their comment is what matters.

Took a bad problem and made it worse

My best friend was the same, except he still remains aloof in his home,it became harder to see him,he also had super human strength.i could not feel safe in his presence any longer.

The man in the documentary "Willard" whom lived in the Canadian wilderness for 60 years also was a ' draft dodger'. He jumped from a troop train during WW II.

Wtf? Why do LE get off on killing dogs?

@josephalberta1145

16 күн бұрын

Cops way to show civilians who has the power.

@fjb4932

4 күн бұрын

Provocation . . . ☆

Back in the early 20th century, late 19th, it was common for guys living out in the sticks too long to become "bushed" as they used to say.

It is kind of funny how much sympathy for Oros there is in the comments. To be honest I kind of feel for him too. We really don't know he did what he was accused of and the authorities at the time had less evidence than we do now. It sounds like the local authorities really liked bullying Oros. He clearly had psychological issues but messing with his dogs and the shear effort they went through harassing and stalking him is so wrong. Also the whole point about Budey beating him up while he was in a jail cell is so wrong.

Q: Hey you! are you breaking any laws?.. A: Maybe, is that level 4 body armor?🤣🤣

@ryanburbridge

27 күн бұрын

That’s a funny video

Great job man. A far better delivery than a lot of bigger budgeting channels using ai inserted non relevant video. Im subscribing. Cheers

Very interesting version of the story, I know Mike’s brother, Bob Buday and heard his own version. Unfortunately they both had the same ending which was very hard on Bob to tell. RIP.

Thank God for those brave mounties! Keep up the good work!

Shooting his dogs didnt help the situation.

Great narration, I enjoyed that.

This is a pretty terrifying story People were drugged and followed during the Vietnam era . There are feral people living in the woods everywhere, including Alaska .The mysterious Lesche was stalking Oros. Law enforcement had no training with the mentally ill . The officer with a chainsaw … Wasn’t funny. I’m sure there’s more to the story than a stolen canoe ….

Fantastic stories! Subscribed!!

You said it yourself and at that time they had "No evidence"!!! They were hunting an innocent man according to LAW!!!

Good Job Narrating man, better than alot of bigger channels who sensationalise events and add BS!

Great video ty

Great story. I completely understand Oros's desire to live to himself away from the things of man. I have done shorter stints in the wilder places of North America myself for the same reasons. That being said, I also know how crucial it is to be courteous and hospitable to other people you meet in that setting. Paranoia will destroy ya.

Old ammo. Old rifle. Theres your miracle.

@geraldcalderone5228-x2p

Ай бұрын

If he accepted induction into the Army, he would have been issued a modern weapon and all of the brand new ammunition that he could carry.

12:30 "... but Oros had come to the conclusion in his brain..." ??? but I though you jump to conclusions with your feet. 🤣 18:08 "As they approached the cabin the officers pretended to be waving and smiling..." This reminds me of Waterboy where Henry Winkler was having his breakdown. "...he fakes left, no he fakes to the right, no he doesn't fake... He thinks about faking, he pretends to fake...." 🤦🤦‍♂🤦‍♀ Still, Great story and nice job with your research.

😭 Airplanes and government agents never drop drugs on me. Some people have all the luck. 😢

Good narration!

Certain Lee Enfield .303 ammo was notoriously unreliable.

@wymonwatson1309

27 күн бұрын

Yeah cordite propellant didn't age well, tons of ww1 surplus around back then.

@joeadams1225

27 күн бұрын

@@wymonwatson1309 no offence to our Indian Brethren, but I've bought packs of rounds from the Subcontinent and the failure rate of ammo is ridiculous.

@bwca4454

26 күн бұрын

And now expensive as hell!

Not many people are mentally fit to live off the grid and this tragic case shows it. However many cases show that people live successfully off the grid for many years, from the Appalachian trapper to the Siberian hunter.

Mighty fine story telling.

Thanks for sharing subscribed great video

Don't we all howl like Wolf?I howl like a wolf

@TheWanderingFinnegan

28 күн бұрын

Only crazy people don't howl.

You are over confident in thinking there were NOT people in the woods...perhaps not people, but beings who can talk and very skilled at remaining hidden.

@dbx1233

Ай бұрын

You are not hidden, I see you every morning when you climb down from your treehouse. Also, if you want to be hidden, stop dressing in all yellow clothing. Yellow is the most visible color. Try green or brown.

@shanghunter7697

Ай бұрын

Indeed there IS !!

@waltermorris5786

Ай бұрын

@@shanghunter7697 sabe...sasquatch

@hopsta5628

Ай бұрын

I know for a fact that the critters exist, I've had a few encounters with the critters that frequent a forest about 5 miles from my home.

@waltermorris5786

Ай бұрын

@@hopsta5628 At one time I believed they were....critters....no longer. They are beings, if you will, persons...They exhibit too many amazing abilities to be mere animals.

I remember when they killed him. I woke up and heard it on the radio, I was a kid. Thought the whole thing was pretty wild.

Great stuff!

Dick Proennecke could actually live in peace off grid

@shanghunter7697

Ай бұрын

That man's been my hero for decades now, a REAL man !!

This is why you never write anything down, or keep a journal. Only the cops are really interested.

Excellent video!

Great video man! Subscribed. Edited to add: Now that I've listened to the end, rest in peace to the RCMP officer who gave his life in the attempt to capture Oros

Paranoid schizophrenia is a terrible disease

Do one on the USS Liberty

Yep he was a great survivalist walking into empty hunting camps and stealing supplies, acting like the bush was his private property, if he wanted to be left alone maybe he should have just been a ghost and kept to himself if he was so proficient.

Great telling of this story..

Interesting story with a sad outcome

Sad about police officer. Oross should not have been released from a mental hospital

@fishmut

Ай бұрын

Laws where stupid back then and today the laws are still stupid depends where you come from , ie in Australia we have the high court letting the worst criminals out in public with no ankle tracking bracelet attached they are roaming free , rapists murders , pediphiles etc , imagin that, this is our government in 2024 allowing this ,unbelievable disgusting so yeah all this time and we still have incompetent authorities Around the world .

@Purpmaster

Ай бұрын

That hit me the most as well. Mike Buday sounded like a quite a rare gem. The kind of man you want as a best friend. Rough around the edges, but a blast to be around and someone you can rely on to have your back when things get hairy. A rare type in today’s society. RIP Mounty Buday.

@josephalberta1145

16 күн бұрын

The cop beat him up pretty badly, then they went and killed his dogs. Being assumed innocent of any charges, the cops, including the one who beat him up, still spend a great deal of time and money to track him down and kill a man with mental issues who wanted to be left alone. Not sure who is the hero and bad guy sometimes.

Interesting story. thanks for the video.

Great story thanks!

Soon to be forty years ago.

What a story!

I want to be left alone but i still want to have some socialisation with others... so i moved to a small country town. I can do my own thing and have my solitary lifestyle but still be part of a community. It's a win-win.

Crazy story man, thanks for sharing. RIP Michael Buday.