My neighbor saw one come busting out of the woods just ahead of me on my 4 wheeler. He waved me down I’ll never forget the look on his face when he was trying to explain to me what he saw. His eyes were like saucers. Old time farmer he was didn’t know what he just saw
Scary, I use to go snowmobiling in the Poconos. Never went at night. I heard a story about that brought a fireman who had a cabin up by NY state Reservoir. Had Sasquatch up there, the guy had early retirement had been at 911 in NYC and suffered from PTSD. 😮 I am in NJ so never thought of Sasquatch especially if you live in a city especially in upstate NY.
Meanwhile, back at the bigfoot camp, sitting around the campfire, papafoot is telling a frightening story to babyfoot of a strange human walks for miles and miles, only to stop and talk to a little box. He doesn't eat berries on this travels, but eats shiny rocks he retrieves from the streams.
Holy hell size of that pine cone 😳 isn’t it crazy how you can sense someone or something watching you. That was a brilliant story, that would be terrifying
I'm also from Ashland and have spent time around Hyatt Lake. Always thought it was probably bigfoot country, very wild. And like others I bet that the Sasquatch was letting those guys know that their noisy snowmobiles were not welcome on its home turf, especially at night.
I do so enjoy your story telling as I have commented before But I also enjoy the way you film and edit, and the ‘routine’ you have set into We have the first few shots of you walking to your story destination, and you must go back and forth to retrieve your camera as you often film yourself walking away Then comes the beer naming 😂and a few facts about where you are Then we get to the story All the things you put into your videos make it a real treat to watch and listen to Once again Chris, thank you for all your time and effort!!
Just settling in to listen while frying up some good ole' pork chops; going to have a couple of red potatoes - enjoying some very temperate weather here in the heartland of KS. Nothing can beat that for relaxation while enjoying a good Chris England story; yes, and we have had our beer as well, hehe. Thanks, Chris! Great job! Take care. P.s. When at Honobia OK bigfoot conference two yrs ago, we had the same type of banging on our camper at an RV park 30 miles from the conference center. Never forget it. It felt like the bigfoot were visiting us as we had visited them earlier that day while out on a short walk to hang fruit from trees in their forest (bad idea) and do a couple of whoops. Fair enough. We bothered them, they bothered us, were all staying home next time. Lol
I liked this story because I know the area and used to camp at the neighboring lake, Howard Prairie. I probably was at SOSC at the same time as Jeff too. I got the impression that the Sasquatch was upset about the snowmobiles going through and disturbing his home. Normally he is a pretty nice guy.
Hey there, Been in Klamath falls Oregon for 31 years, Love camping and fishing both Howard's Prarie,and Hyatt . Lake of the woods is our favorite for day trips. Lots of structures on 140 on the way up to the lake. Truly God's country ❤
Up north of ya in Douglas county near Roseburg. Not too much activity up this way unless you head towards glide and the North Umpqua. Stay safe and have a good week
I graduated from SOSC in 1986. I lived outside Jacksonville in the hills near Applegate Lake at that time. I have always wanted to see a sasquatch...the closest I got was a black bear.
@@hughjunit2503 Up north of ya in Lane county near Eugene. Not too much activity up this way unless you head North to Eugene and see all of the Strange Animals up there ! Stay safe and have a good week.
Neat story. I live just south of Ashland near Yreka, CA (off I-5). I like this story. I've gone through similiar things with my dad. I've chalked it up to his generation of mostly wwii vets for age reference (or born 1920-1930). Also, baby boomer dads. I haven't had a Bigfoot experience despite time in the forest. Well, maybe one at Sagehen Campground north of Truckee off hwy 89. I had a small rv. One night, something shook it. I considered a bear because it's bear country. Next morning I noticed that everyone had left the Campground! I decided to leave as well because Sagehen is remote off a bumpy dirt forestry road. It's just too creepy to be alone as a woman without personal protection.
Fabulous story Chris , someone didn’t appreciate his peace & tranquility disturbed by the lads snowmobiles zooming in & out of the forest haha 😂 Decided to give them a message & some tit for tat - pretty scary 😧
Your stories are the best content out there and you meld them perfectly together. Hiking and things (bigfoot)that go bump in the night. Love this channel. Great work Chris, much respect!
Pretty hard to deny with all the gigantic footprints. Good thing it didnt succeed in knocking over the cabin. That had to be one scary night for those guys, altho they were pretty brave to go out in the night to try and find Mr. Squatch. Another great Sunday evening story Chris. Keep Hiking!
I haven't heard of any specifically, but if you live rural, watch for signs. They have the ability to mask their energy frequency and you wont see them.
Love your Sasquatch videos Chris keep them coming and the places you go and camp plus the cooking as well you got it going on buddy love it stay safe out there 👍🏻💪🏻👏🏻☑️☝️
That pine cone is a great fire starter, which I'm sure you know. Anyway, that was a great story Those young men were crazy to go after the creature at night! I would be afraid to catch up, even with a weapon! Thank you Chris, happy camping 😊
Nope, No Cabin in the Woods for me! Lol. Mums intuition was spot on! The river is just beautiful Chris, thank you for another great story. I believe Mum and Jeff. ❤️🇦🇺🦘
How ridiculous is it that family members won’t tell each other about something as significant as a large footprint on the floor and the cabin being ransacked? It just goes to show how effective the media programming has been when they make the topic of these forest beings a laughing matter.
I think his dad didn’t want him to be scared to come back. Jeff was most likely to inherit the cabin- the first experience was traumatizing enough but if he knew that thing ripped the door clean off the hinges?! No way Jose
Oh dear, at 8:12 a mosquito landed on your left cheek. I love your videos so much I am going back and watching some of the older ones I have already watched. I have watched all the spooky ones from binge watching a couple of months ago so now I am enjoying them again. Such a nice change from all the crap going on in the world today. Thank you Chris.
I liked this story particularly due to the later verification by his dear mother. This was literally a " things that go bump in the night" story! Excellent Thanks Chris! : "“From Ghoulies and Ghoosties, long-leggety Beasties, and Things that go Bump in the Night," Good Lord, deliver us!” ( old English prayer)
What a cool old prayer! It reminds me of prayers in the older King James type BCP. "Good Lord, deliver us" is used in the old and modern BCP (Book of Common Prayer-Episcopal). I'll recall this all day as I have had a good laugh. Thanks for sharing!😊
What a great story, Chris! Wow!!! I love the ending about verification from his dear mother. I have a dad like that so I understand what that must have meant to him to hear his father did believe him all along. I’m from the region incidentally and camped and fished there myself several times.
Yep! Hike and/or camp out wth weapons. I'd be like opening the window and pointing the gun (or grenade launcher) and saying, "Hit the cabin one more time, cupcake, and see what happens." Great story as always, Chris.
Wow Chris, you picked a jewel of a place for your great story. Thank you Jeff for your story. I am sorry you had to go through this terrifying ordeal. I loved this! Thank you so much for all your work Chris! You stay safe out there, and avoid that bitter beer.
Thanks Chris for telling their Story. I would love to Live near the Sierra Nevadas. That’s some beautiful Country to be able to just go Hiking, Fishing, or anything else in. I worry about you sometimes when you go out to Camp Overnight by yourself out there. Between the Bears and whatever else is out there, I hope you carry some protection with you. Can’t wait for the next Story.👍👍❤️
Thanks Jeff for sharing that story! Ashland is a beautiful town, my parents would go every year to that Festival. On a side note, I would hike the northern Sierra on the Nevada side often and run into those huge pine cones. They are very cool!
Absolutely love your videos! Thank you so much for sharing these encounters and the wonderful scenery. Keep them coming! They’re much appreciated! 🤗♥️🏔️
Awesome as always Chris. It's so beautiful and serene out there. I can't wait to make it out there someday to just take a gander at all the beauty. What an encounter yikes 😳 😬 And yes it's hard for some to admit when they're wrong unfortunately lol to bad they didn't take pictures of the foot prints in the flour on the floor that would have been a sight to see. Hmmm I was thinking 🤔 that the reason it started banging on the A-frame cabin was because they were making alot of noise with the snowmobiles and the Bigfoot followed them back and decided to teach them a lesson lol 😅 so when they decided to chase after the sasquatch after they left the sasquatch came back and retaliated by tearing up the cabin. Yikes 😬 😳 That is pretty scary. I don't think I would ever chase after one. Nope gun or not. Nope not me lol. Thank you Chris for sharing this awesome story and for all the hard work and time that you put into these videos. They are truly top-notch. I would also like to thank the people who send in their encounters. I know it's hard to relive that moment but it's good for others to know they are not alone in this. And it makes it easier for others to open up and send their encounters in. Chris, I am looking forward to what you have planned this summer I love all your videos they are Awesome. Don't ever change. GOD BLESS Y'ALL KEEP ADVENTURING STAY SAFE 🤗HUGS🤗
Cool note about the beer- love the fact that the creek can chill it quickly. Here in Texas, even the rivers and lakes are warm from the extreme heat we’ve had all summer.
I like how Chris (subtly) has his beer mug cup attached to the outside on his pack. You can't possibly stop at just one IPA!!?? I have this exact same insulated cup/mug but I use mine exclusively for hot beverages (mostly coffee). I am a coffee sipper and this mug absolutely keeps my hot coffee nicely warm for at least three times longer that my usual ceramic mugs! Jim C.
AWESOME. It's always a treat when Chris uploads a video. My gsd Rusty has gotten so used to me watching Chris's videos that when he hears him speak, his ears perk up and he comes over and sits next to my desk. Another fine entry into the catalogue! Thanks.
Thanks Chris for sharing these amazing stories. And thank you for reading them outside with the beauty of nature. Most of us older folks really appreciate to the gorgeous scenery you use as your backdrop. Unfortunately, as we get older, our health does not permit many of us to get out as much. I miss the outdoors. Yosemite was my family’s favorite. Thanks again Chris⛰️🎒⛺️
Another fabulous post! Thanks again for the detailed story, the water and mountain shots and love the pine cones that are really as big as your head! Wow! Best, as always from thankfully still rainy Colorado!
One thing that makes your channel unique is the storytelling being done outside or n nature or a tent. The sound of water running, or forest noises, or fire etc…so much like we’re all sitting together. ❤
I love the way you tell a story and make it so vivid. I grew up in the neighboring area of Medford and camped up there many times. I agree with the other commenter about it maybe not liking the snowmobiles because we had rocks thrown at us up there on ATV’s one time. One hit my husband’s ATV pretty hard so he got mad and tried to find who was throwing them, but we literally found no one else up there so it was weird. Thanks for a great story about our region.
I'm not a beer drinker and I hate listening to big foot stories. Regardless, I find you easy and relaxing to listen to. Your stories seem authentic and original and you tell them well. It's amazing how you tell a story as if it's the first time your hearing it. How do you do that?
You know the more we think about the odd things that happened at our old place while we lived there, the more we believe there was a Foot living in the hollow behind our home. We always heard the tree knocking but never knew what it was then. Strange whooping sounds we thought were from an unknown bird that also did some jungle-like bird sounds. No native birds like that here. And the rock throwing!!! We and my father in law experienced those. He was barely missed by a very big rock one day. And I had man hand sized limestone stones miss me by just inches on two occasions. One bounced under the truck hitting it underneath making a loud racket and came out by my legs. The other one whizzed past my head missing me by only a few inches. Then the growls nearby at night when I walked my dog in the back field at night. And the deep growl directly behind the Magnolia that was almost touching our camper that we lived in while remodeling our home to get ready to sell it. I had also been walking my dog out there at night. Pitch black outside. I only had a small flashlight, that I did not use to try to see what was growling loudly just a few feet from me behind the tree. I was too busy kind of tossing my dog in the door and scrambling up the steps to get inside away from whatever it was. I wouldn’t go outside alone after that. I fell backwards off those steps one night the next year. I have no idea why. Not sure if I had a dizzy spell or what happened. I just suddenly felt myself sliding down the door that my back was against, as it opened up all the way against the camper and thinking “I am falling and the door is not going to catch me.” It knocked me out when I hit the ramp the camper was pulled up on to level it. My husband that I now made go outside with me, said he turned and saw me bounce off the ramp and onto the ground. When my head hit the concrete paver in the walkway the pain woke me up just fleetingly for a second but then I was out. He had tried for several minutes to wake me but couldn’t. As I lay there I was kind of coming to and I could hear a little bit more. I could hear him tell me Honey please wake up but I could not move, speak or even open my eyes. I heard him quickly get the dog inside and then tell me he had to go up to the road to direct the ambulance to and down our 450 foot driveway to me. I tried to say “No, please don’t leave me here alone, but I could not say a word or open my eyes either. I could think but I couldn’t speak. I was finally able to open my eyes just a little and see the awkward way I was lying. One arm was twisted all the way back underneath me. My legs were lying over the landscape timbers in the flower bed. My head was still on the paver. He was afraid I had broken limbs and maybe my back or cracked my head, so he hadn’t tried to move me. When he walked away, I got that primal fear feeling. I wanted to scream for him to stay. I was lying right by that tree where I had heard that last deep growl the year before. I just felt like there was something getting close to me and I couldn’t even move. It seemed like ages before the ambulance got there. And I was lying there defenseless. The EMTs got me loaded up and to the ER. Thankfully I had no broken bones or back discs. I had a severe concussion though and it took me several hours to be able to speak at all. I told my husband “I am not staying in the camper there any more”. And we didn’t. We drove 300 miles round trip from our new place, every day for months, until we finally finished the house at the end of November and it sold in December.
Great account and authentic. I'd never be the same after an encounter like this! I can't decide what I like better, the Bigfoot stories or the Hiking / Camping Videos, they're both great.
Another great one Chris! That is a crazy massive giant pine cone! Nothing missing in the cabin so it's outside of 90% of break-ins. Criminal Mischief is possible but unlikely and might make up 3-5%. Reminds me of the cabin in Alaska that kept getting ransacked but nothing stolen and they put a nail board out that got stepped on during one of the intrusions.
Great story! I hit like before listening to the video and am never disappointed. It is concerning a parent would not tell their own son about something like this…
Great stories! Strange how there is not one footprint photo or a recording.. I understand that in the 80s, it wouldn't be likely.. but since at least 15-20 years ago, there's got to be at least one photo or a recording of the encounters.. I guess they stopped showing up nowadays 🤔 .. Oh well.. loving your stories and the ambiance 🙂
They literally have a Big Foot museum with casts from a whole bunch of their humongous feet. They also have hair samples & a few short videos that were analyzed by a professional who said it didn’t appear to be tampered with.
Thanks again for a wonderful story. You make the story come alive. There are many Bigfoot story tellers here on TH-cam, but most are just looking for him and the stories are too long with nothing happening. Boring. I prefer your your way of telling real stories. Have a great week, Chris. See you next Sunday. 😊
Wow ! That’s such a scary story I never would have gone back . Hopefully with all the video cameras a close up of big foot could be caught on tape 😎thanks again for the entertainment
I lived in Meeker, Colorado for 13 adult years until I had to move and miss it. The views and sounds of the mountains turned me on to your channel and now I’m hooked. I even enjoy the beers:)
My neighbor saw one come busting out of the woods just ahead of me on my 4 wheeler. He waved me down I’ll never forget the look on his face when he was trying to explain to me what he saw. His eyes were like saucers. Old time farmer he was didn’t know what he just saw
It would be cool if you could tell us when and where this was .
Maybe somebody reading this vacations in that area or even lives there
@@gardensofthegods 2 hours north of NYC
Scary, I use to go snowmobiling in the Poconos. Never went at night. I heard a story about that brought a fireman who had a cabin up by NY state Reservoir. Had Sasquatch up there, the guy had early retirement had been at 911 in NYC and suffered from PTSD. 😮 I am in NJ so never thought of Sasquatch especially if you live in a city especially in upstate NY.
I like how Chris always finds a brook or creek to cool of his beer, always Great stories.
Thanks Robert! C🍺☀️
@@basecampchris yeah , and I like hearing that running water also while you're sitting there talking .
There's no way I'd ever go back to that cabin if I knew the door could be ripped off like that. Yikes! Great story, Chris.
I know....right? That cabin would be on the market that day!
Put a steel door on!
That's because we are alpha.
You sound like a beta.
Doesn’t that break the rules of Sasquatch?
I would never spend the night there after what happened!
Meanwhile, back at the bigfoot camp, sitting around the campfire, papafoot is telling a frightening story to babyfoot of a strange human walks for miles and miles, only to stop and talk to a little box. He doesn't eat berries on this travels, but eats shiny rocks he retrieves from the streams.
LOL! Bcc⛺️🌲⛺️
LMAO hilarious!
Now...That's Funny!!
Good one lol
Best comment ever!
Holy hell size of that pine cone 😳 isn’t it crazy how you can sense someone or something watching you.
That was a brilliant story, that would be terrifying
Sure it was not a Coulter pine cone?
I'm also from Ashland and have spent time around Hyatt Lake. Always thought it was probably bigfoot country, very wild. And like others I bet that the Sasquatch was letting those guys know that their noisy snowmobiles were not welcome on its home turf, especially at night.
I remember walking by Hyatt lake on the PCT a few years ago,. It does have a weird vibe.
I do so enjoy your story telling as I have commented before
But I also enjoy the way you film and edit, and the ‘routine’ you have set into
We have the first few shots of you walking to your story destination, and you must go back and forth to retrieve your camera as you often film yourself walking away
Then comes the beer naming 😂and a few facts about where you are
Then we get to the story
All the things you put into your videos make it a real treat to watch and listen to
Once again Chris, thank you for all your time and effort!!
Very Welcome!! Thank you…c⛺️
You have such a natural, pleasant way of relating the stories.
Thank you! C
Hi Chris !!! What a nice surprise to see a new video today. You always make Sundays extra special !!!! Thank you!!! ❤
Just settling in to listen while frying up some good ole' pork chops; going to have a couple of red potatoes - enjoying some very temperate weather here in the heartland of KS. Nothing can beat that for relaxation while enjoying a good Chris England story; yes, and we have had our beer as well, hehe. Thanks, Chris! Great job! Take care.
P.s. When at Honobia OK bigfoot conference two yrs ago, we had the same type of banging on our camper at an RV park 30 miles from the conference center. Never forget it. It felt like the bigfoot were visiting us as we had visited them earlier that day while out on a short walk to hang fruit from trees in their forest (bad idea) and do a couple of whoops.
Fair enough. We bothered them, they bothered us, were all staying home next time. Lol
I liked this story because I know the area and used to camp at the neighboring lake, Howard Prairie. I probably was at SOSC at the same time as Jeff too. I got the impression that the Sasquatch was upset about the snowmobiles going through and disturbing his home. Normally he is a pretty nice guy.
Hey there, Been in Klamath falls Oregon for 31 years, Love camping and fishing both Howard's Prarie,and Hyatt . Lake of the woods is our favorite for day trips. Lots of structures on 140 on the way up to the lake. Truly God's country ❤
Up north of ya in Douglas county near Roseburg. Not too much activity up this way unless you head towards glide and the North Umpqua. Stay safe and have a good week
I graduated from SOSC in 1986. I lived outside Jacksonville in the hills near Applegate Lake at that time. I have always wanted to see a sasquatch...the closest I got was a black bear.
@@brendathomas7173 they're out that way. Keep watching.
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Up north of ya in Lane county near Eugene. Not too much activity up this way unless you head North to Eugene and see all of the Strange Animals up there ! Stay safe and have a good week.
Neat story. I live just south of Ashland near Yreka, CA (off I-5).
I like this story. I've gone through similiar things with my dad. I've chalked it up to his generation of mostly wwii vets for age reference (or born 1920-1930). Also, baby boomer dads.
I haven't had a Bigfoot experience despite time in the forest.
Well, maybe one at Sagehen Campground north of Truckee off hwy 89.
I had a small rv. One night, something shook it. I considered a bear because it's bear country.
Next morning I noticed that everyone had left the Campground! I decided to leave as well because Sagehen is remote off a bumpy dirt forestry road. It's just too creepy to be alone as a woman without personal protection.
Such unique reading content. You rock, Chris!
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Fabulous story Chris , someone didn’t appreciate his peace & tranquility disturbed by the lads snowmobiles zooming in & out of the forest haha 😂 Decided to give them a message & some tit for tat - pretty scary 😧
I agree. All that noise would annoy me too. I feel that way when annoying people camp near me.
Gosh, Those young men were lucky that it didn't rip the door off when they were all there. Can you imagine the panic if that happened. Yikes!
That would be panic time…yikes!
Guess the Sasquatch didn't want to run the risk to get shot at. Standing there at the door would have put him into a vulnerable situation.
Your stories are the best content out there and you meld them perfectly together. Hiking and things (bigfoot)that go bump in the night. Love this channel. Great work Chris, much respect!
Pretty hard to deny with all the gigantic footprints. Good thing it didnt succeed in knocking over the cabin. That had to be one scary night for those guys, altho they were pretty brave to go out in the night to try and find Mr. Squatch. Another great Sunday evening story Chris. Keep Hiking!
Always look forward to your viewers stories of the bizarre and unexplainable!
Lived in SouthWest Oregon: Rogue Valley, my entire life. There are many Sasquatch encounters throughout the region.
Any in Glide?
I haven't heard of any specifically, but if you live rural, watch for signs. They have the ability to mask their energy frequency and you wont see them.
Thanks for the story , I love Oregon , It’s a beautiful state.
It really is!
We now have a new season of smoke. Used to be rare but now it's not a matter of if, but when.
Love your Sasquatch videos Chris keep them coming and the places you go and camp plus the cooking as well you got it going on buddy love it stay safe out there 👍🏻💪🏻👏🏻☑️☝️
Thanks! Will do!
One of my favorite channels 👍
Wow, thanks!
🌲🌲🌳🌲🌳🌳🌞ThankYou💖🌻🐓🌻
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That was a great story Chris! I don’t blame the guy for moving out of state. I wouldn’t want to spend time at that cabin.
That pine cone is a great fire starter, which I'm sure you know. Anyway, that was a great story Those young men were crazy to go after the creature at night! I would be afraid to catch up, even with a weapon! Thank you Chris, happy camping 😊
Any overnight tent trips planned soon? With a chili cook out, tree knocks and howls ? Keep the stories coming Chris. You do am awesome 👌 job😊
Greetings from New Zealand fan.. love your stuff...be careful out there .
Thanks, will do!
Nope, No Cabin in the Woods for me! Lol. Mums intuition was spot on! The river is just beautiful Chris, thank you for another great story. I believe Mum and Jeff. ❤️🇦🇺🦘
How ridiculous is it that family members won’t tell each other about something as significant as a large footprint on the floor and the cabin being ransacked? It just goes to show how effective the media programming has been when they make the topic of these forest beings a laughing matter.
💯 most can’t handle the truth
Yes- communicating about this is huge… imagine if Jeff was in the cabin during this rampage!
I think his dad didn’t want him to be scared to come back. Jeff was most likely to inherit the cabin- the first experience was traumatizing enough but if he knew that thing ripped the door clean off the hinges?! No way Jose
Great story ! How scary for those guys imagine trying to track that Bigfoot in the snow 🫤👌🏽
Thanks Chris for another great vid. Just got back from a 6 mile hike/ fishing adventure. Hope everyone has a great day!
Thanks! You too!
Alway's look forward to Sunday's. Great story once again Chris!
Thanks for listening
Oh dear, at 8:12 a mosquito landed on your left cheek. I love your videos so much I am going back and watching
some of the older ones I have already watched. I have watched all the spooky ones from binge watching a couple of months ago so now I am enjoying them again. Such a nice change from all the crap going on in the world today. Thank you Chris.
I liked this story particularly due to the later verification by his dear mother. This was literally a " things that go bump in the night" story! Excellent Thanks Chris! :
"“From Ghoulies and Ghoosties, long-leggety Beasties, and Things that go Bump in the Night,"
Good Lord, deliver us!” ( old English prayer)
What a cool old prayer! It reminds me of prayers in the older King James type BCP. "Good Lord, deliver us" is used in the old and modern BCP (Book of Common Prayer-Episcopal). I'll recall this all day as I have had a good laugh. Thanks for sharing!😊
Great story, Chris. I almost wish I had experienced some type of Bigfoot phenomena but never did in 60 plus years of hiking and backpacking worldwide.
What a great story, Chris! Wow!!! I love the ending about verification from his dear mother. I have a dad like that so I understand what that must have meant to him to hear his father did believe him all along. I’m from the region incidentally and camped and fished there myself several times.
Awesome/ looks like great country.
Yep! Hike and/or camp out wth weapons. I'd be like opening the window and pointing the gun (or grenade launcher) and saying, "Hit the cabin one more time, cupcake, and see what happens." Great story as always, Chris.
Wow Chris, you picked a jewel of a place for your great story. Thank you Jeff for your story. I am sorry you had to go through this terrifying ordeal. I loved this! Thank you so much for all your work Chris! You stay safe out there, and avoid that bitter beer.
Thank you, I will
I feel like I've known you for years. Keep up the great content, Chris.
wow you really do tell a great story ,, I was enthralled so much I didn't move 👍👍
Glad you enjoyed it
Thanks Chris for telling their Story. I would love to Live near the Sierra Nevadas. That’s some beautiful Country to be able to just go Hiking, Fishing, or anything else in. I worry about you sometimes when you go out to Camp Overnight by yourself out there. Between the Bears and whatever else is out there, I hope you carry some protection with you. Can’t wait for the next Story.👍👍❤️
Whew, that's a scary one! No messing around throwing rocks or knocking on trees, straight to trying to knock the cabin down with them in it!
Thanks Jeff for sharing that story! Ashland is a beautiful town, my parents would go every year to that Festival. On a side note, I would hike the northern Sierra on the Nevada side often and run into those huge pine cones. They are very cool!
I love your honest delivery! The stories you come across are a real eyeopener to what's potentially out in the worlds wild places! Great channel.
Great story. Beautiful forest. I like the stream. I enjoy your videos. Happy hiking.
Absolutely love your videos! Thank you so much for sharing these encounters and the wonderful scenery. Keep them coming! They’re much appreciated! 🤗♥️🏔️
Very welcome! 👍C⛺️
You are so lucky to be able to get out into such pretty woods. Love the channel. Keep it coming. :)
Hello Chris, my 8yr old daughter loves your stories. Hope your day is going well.
Hi from South Florida Chris. Stay cool! 😎
Awesome as always Chris. It's so beautiful and serene out there. I can't wait to make it out there someday to just take a gander at all the beauty. What an encounter yikes 😳 😬
And yes it's hard for some to admit when they're wrong unfortunately lol to bad they didn't take pictures of the foot prints in the flour on the floor that would have been a sight to see. Hmmm
I was thinking 🤔 that the reason it started banging on the A-frame cabin was because they were making alot of noise with the snowmobiles and the Bigfoot followed them back and decided to teach them a lesson lol 😅 so when they decided to chase after the sasquatch after they left the sasquatch came back and retaliated by tearing up the cabin. Yikes 😬 😳
That is pretty scary. I don't think I would ever chase after one. Nope gun or not. Nope not me lol.
Thank you Chris for sharing this awesome story and for all the hard work and time that you put into these videos. They are truly top-notch.
I would also like to thank the people who send in their encounters. I know it's hard to relive that moment but it's good for others to know they are not alone in this. And it makes it easier for others to open up and send their encounters in.
Chris, I am looking forward to what you have planned this summer I love all your videos they are Awesome.
Don't ever change.
GOD BLESS Y'ALL
KEEP ADVENTURING
STAY SAFE
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Thank you Susan! Appreciate it… KH!
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Another great story! Thx, Chris!
Awesome. Just in time for a new adventure. Thanks Chris
Cool note about the beer- love the fact that the creek can chill it quickly. Here in Texas, even the rivers and lakes are warm from the extreme heat we’ve had all summer.
Love the Bigfoot stories
The snowmobiling late at night probably ticked off the hairy critter. Trying to get beauty sleep and all. 😂😂
Another great story!! And beautiful area to video also. Keep up the good work and I hope you enjoy every moment doing it. Thanks
Thank you! Very at home out there… my little studio / background … I don’t have to pack up! ⛺️
This is an amazing encounter! I keep thinking I’m going to see a Sasquatch walk past in the background while you’re telling a story!!
Another great episode of your wonderful .. respectful..intriguing..style of story telling Chris. ..Next one please ?? 👍👏 😮 🇦🇺
Will do
I like how Chris (subtly) has his beer mug cup attached to the outside on his pack. You can't possibly stop at just one IPA!!?? I have this exact same insulated cup/mug but I use mine exclusively for hot beverages (mostly coffee). I am a coffee sipper and this mug absolutely keeps my hot coffee nicely warm for at least three times longer that my usual ceramic mugs! Jim C.
Good to know 👍
AWESOME. It's always a treat when Chris uploads a video. My gsd Rusty has gotten so used to me watching Chris's videos that when he hears him speak, his ears perk up and he comes over and sits next to my desk. Another fine entry into the catalogue! Thanks.
That's awesome! 😄👍
WOWOWOW What a pinecone!!
Thanks Chris for sharing these amazing stories. And thank you for reading them outside with the beauty of nature. Most of us older folks really appreciate to the gorgeous scenery you use as your backdrop. Unfortunately, as we get older, our health does not permit many of us to get out as much.
I miss the outdoors. Yosemite was my family’s favorite. Thanks again Chris⛰️🎒⛺️
Thank you so much for sharing your stories. By the way, I sure wish I had those pine cones for Christmas decorations! 😊
Me too! Love those pinecones.
Wow, what a story. Love where you are sitting. Thanks.
Another fabulous post! Thanks again for the detailed story, the water and mountain shots and love the pine cones that are really as big as your head! Wow! Best, as always from thankfully still rainy Colorado!
Wow, really great story! Especially the ending with the giant footprint in the floor. Gave me a chill. 😊
One thing that makes your channel unique is the storytelling being done outside or n nature or a tent. The sound of water running, or forest noises, or fire etc…so much like we’re all sitting together. ❤
Thanks for another wonderful video Chris! Makes my day! Stay safe out there brother!
Thanks, you too!
Awesome story as always 👍
I love the way you tell a story and make it so vivid. I grew up in the neighboring area of Medford and camped up there many times. I agree with the other commenter about it maybe not liking the snowmobiles because we had rocks thrown at us up there on ATV’s one time. One hit my husband’s ATV pretty hard so he got mad and tried to find who was throwing them, but we literally found no one else up there so it was weird. Thanks for a great story about our region.
Agree about the snowmobiles.
Well! It puts very much in perspective that is not humans land but its also theirs! People and governments should respect that!
Thank you Jeff and Chris for this amazing testimony. That is incredible. Wow
Lol love the fish size story at the end with the pine cone
Great story. The first indication your around Sasquatch is the feeling of being watched. People don’t get that feeling for nothing 😮
Always look forward to seeing your videos, be careful one of those pine cones doesn’t hit you on your head!
Beer and eerie stories. It doesn't get much better than that.
Another great story! Thank you for that. The sights and sounds of where you told the story was spectacular.
I'm not a beer drinker and I hate listening to big foot stories. Regardless, I find you easy and relaxing to listen to. Your stories seem authentic and original and you tell them well. It's amazing how you tell a story as if it's the first time your hearing it. How do you do that?
Love the story Oregon has a lot of them. Thanks for sharing this with us. Stay safe in the backwoods.Brooks, Oregon.
I'am so sorry to hear about your Dad passing Jeff, most sincere sympathies.
You know the more we think about the odd things that happened at our old place while we lived there, the more we believe there was a Foot living in the hollow behind our home.
We always heard the tree knocking but never knew what it was then. Strange whooping sounds we thought were from an unknown bird that also did some jungle-like bird sounds. No native birds like that here.
And the rock throwing!!! We and my father in law experienced those. He was barely missed by a very big rock one day. And I had man hand sized limestone stones miss me by just inches on two occasions. One bounced under the truck hitting it underneath making a loud racket and came out by my legs. The other one whizzed past my head missing me by only a few inches.
Then the growls nearby at night when I walked my dog in the back field at night.
And the deep growl directly behind the Magnolia that was almost touching our camper that we lived in while remodeling our home to get ready to sell it. I had also been walking my dog out there at night. Pitch black outside. I only had a small flashlight, that I did not use to try to see what was growling loudly just a few feet from me behind the tree. I was too busy kind of tossing my dog in the door and scrambling up the steps to get inside away from whatever it was. I wouldn’t go outside alone after that.
I fell backwards off those steps one night the next year. I have no idea why. Not sure if I had a dizzy spell or what happened. I just suddenly felt myself sliding down the door that my back was against, as it opened up all the way against the camper and thinking “I am falling and the door is not going to catch me.”
It knocked me out when I hit the ramp the camper was pulled up on to level it.
My husband that I now made go outside with me, said he turned and saw me bounce off the ramp and onto the ground. When my head hit the concrete paver in the walkway the pain woke me up just fleetingly for a second but then I was out. He had tried for several minutes to wake me but couldn’t.
As I lay there I was kind of coming to and I could hear a little bit more. I could hear him tell me Honey please wake up but I could not move, speak or even open my eyes.
I heard him quickly get the dog inside and then tell me he had to go up to the road to direct the ambulance to and down our 450 foot driveway to me. I tried to say “No, please don’t leave me here alone, but I could not say a word or open my eyes either. I could think but I couldn’t speak. I was finally able to open my eyes just a little and see the awkward way I was lying. One arm was twisted all the way back underneath me. My legs were lying over the landscape timbers in the flower bed. My head was still on the paver. He was afraid I had broken limbs and maybe my back or cracked my head, so he hadn’t tried to move me.
When he walked away, I got that primal fear feeling. I wanted to scream for him to stay. I was lying right by that tree where I had heard that last deep growl the year before. I just felt like there was something getting close to me and I couldn’t even move. It seemed like ages before the ambulance got there. And I was lying there defenseless.
The EMTs got me loaded up and to the ER.
Thankfully I had no broken bones or back discs. I had a severe concussion though and it took me several hours to be able to speak at all.
I told my husband “I am not staying in the camper there any more”. And we didn’t. We drove 300 miles round trip from our new place, every day for months, until we finally finished the house at the end of November and it sold in December.
Thanks Chris, good story. I believe that is a Sugar Pine cone. The trees grow huge at a high
Elevation in the Sierra Nevadas, Cascade Range
Great account and authentic. I'd never be the same after an encounter like this! I can't decide what I like better, the Bigfoot stories or the Hiking / Camping Videos, they're both great.
Another great one Chris! That is a crazy massive giant pine cone! Nothing missing in the cabin so it's outside of 90% of break-ins. Criminal Mischief is possible but unlikely and might make up 3-5%. Reminds me of the cabin in Alaska that kept getting ransacked but nothing stolen and they put a nail board out that got stepped on during one of the intrusions.
Thanks Jeff, that was a great experience. And thanks for sharing Chris. Keep hiking
Great story! I hit like before listening to the video and am never disappointed. It is concerning a parent would not tell their own son about something like this…
Your stories are amazing....I really enjoy them...best wishes from Scotland 😊
Thank you very much!🐻
Thank you Chris, what a scary story!
Loved hearing the water sounds while you were telling the tale!
Thanks for listening! C☀🍌🌲
@@basecampchris my pleasure.
Great stories! Strange how there is not one footprint photo or a recording.. I understand that in the 80s, it wouldn't be likely.. but since at least 15-20 years ago, there's got to be at least one photo or a recording of the encounters.. I guess they stopped showing up nowadays 🤔 .. Oh well.. loving your stories and the ambiance 🙂
I have a photo of a foot print taken in the mid- 70's...exactly as Chris describes
They literally have a Big Foot museum with casts from a whole bunch of their humongous feet. They also have hair samples & a few short videos that were analyzed by a professional who said it didn’t appear to be tampered with.
Thanks again for a wonderful story. You make the story come alive. There are many Bigfoot story tellers here on TH-cam, but most are just looking for him and the stories are too long with nothing happening. Boring.
I prefer your your way of telling real stories.
Have a great week, Chris. See you next Sunday. 😊
Definitely found your niche Chris. Great stories, beautiful locations. Careful out there!
Thanks so much!🐻
My favorite story time..thanks for another great one Chris! Looking forward to the next one!
Wow ! That’s such a scary story I never would have gone back . Hopefully with all the video cameras a close up of big foot could be caught on tape 😎thanks again for the entertainment
Good story!
I always look forward to Sunday/Monday for the next story Chris , keep them coming. 👍
Great Storie teller. It’s a gift. Tnx for sharing. Big fan.
Thanks for listening
Nice relaxing day, i need to get out more
Thank you Chris you have some awesome videos and stories to share 🤔👍
Thanks 👍
@@basecampchris you are very welcome 😁
Clever creatures. It may be our country but it will always be their land. Great story and great channel 😊👍
I lived in Meeker, Colorado for 13 adult years until I had to move and miss it. The views and sounds of the mountains turned me on to your channel and now I’m hooked. I even enjoy the beers:)
In 1999 my12 year old son saw a Sasquatch walking through the woods near a cabin being built, we camped and fished every year at Howard prairie.