Due to a bad car wreck 20 years ago my ability to walk has been getting worse....now, with doctors no longer prescribing pain medication I'm wheelchair bound. I miss the outdoors. I used to take trips with my son and husband and just explore America. But, those days are gone now. I love watching your channel just to imagine the fresh air and the feel you get in the woods. It's home to me. Keep filming man....I'm enjoying every step you take. LOL.
Tell me about it brother! I used to love hiking the woods. Nature heals. But when your body hurts, it holds us back. I used to get pain meds, but can't anymore. Sucks!
Get kratom. Natural and cheap online. Don't listen to any haters about it...your own experience matters. Plus it is infinitely safer than any pain meds. Do it please....it'll change your life. For $40-50 I can link you to a supply that should last you months.
Darren, when I share Steve's site with people I am also sharing yours. Steve was right when he told you to share...as of now, you're site isn't as "busy" as his and the shares you pass on help us right now. But, don't be surprised if your site blows up like his did. Good presentation today and I absolutely love the intros and altros to your videos !!! The scenery is breathtaking and it allows those of us who no longer have our mobility to hike, climb, or explore a chance to live vicariously through your adventures. Keep up the good work and thank you eversomuch for these pearls of beauty !!!
Thank you so very much for the kind words , yet another wonderful person at Outlaw Country . I’m glad you enjoy the hikes and the time I spend in the mountains as much as I do . That IS what this channel is about . I will always share whatever emails are sent to me if the sender wishes for that to be done . All I truly want is for people to know what is out in the wilderness , use their own judgment to decide if they wish to explore and then go do what they love . Do NOT let ANYONE dictate what you should do and where you should and should not go . This is your life to live , so I hope everyone lives it to its fullest. Anyone unable to physically get out and enjoy the wilderness , ALWAYS has a spot next to me on my adventures. Thanks again my friend , bless you and be safe.
That was a very heartfelt reply. I can't get out and hike as I once did either due to a traumatic brain injury, I feel like a marble in a bowl. Thank you for taking us along on your explores!!! &Flup those Alone people, leave them alone, it's their loss ❤
You dont need to go all the way to the Yukon to get great sasquatch stories. I was on ride around Nordeg in Alberta and my horse refused to drink or cross a shallow creek. The guide with me laughed and said "none of the horses will drink from the creek or cross into that stretch of timber because there is a family of squatch living in there"! He was dead serious and told me a few crazy encounter stories.
Oh I know that my friend, they’re right here in my neck of the woods also. I’ve got some good friends that used to be hunting guides and wranglers in Alberta , they always had great stories to share . Be safe pal
I'm from the area, growing up my family would camp in the Abraham Lake area all the time. 2009, when I was 14 years old - My Dad had taken me and my brother on the Helicopter Tours that are just west of David Thompson Resort. They took us up Cline River, and we flew over Coral Lake where the Golden Trout spawn. When we were flying up Cline River, ~10-15km into the bush. We were about ~500 feet in the air and my Dad had pointed out four "people", two which were standing in the middle of the river, and the other two much smaller ones were standing on the shore. Our pilot pulled us up to ~1000 ft, I looked out the window and could the two standing in the River. My Dad watched one of the smaller ones that was standing on the shore, Sprint into the trees while looking up at us. My Dads sense of humor has him saying that it was Sasquatches. Our Pilot, who also saw them replies "Well people wouldn't hike that far into the Backcountry with children, and what are the chances that was 4 bear all standing on their back legs?". My Dad managed to get a picture of what we saw that Day, he took it when we were ~1000 feet in the air. He still fly's the overnight drop-offs with his work friends every year to fish on the mountain top lakes. I'm sure he does it because he wants another look.
@SlipknotGuy009 that’s exactly the area I was horseback riding through. We were riding up on the bluffs above the Cline when we came across that creek that the horses wouldn’t cross. Probably about 15 or 20km from the David Thompson Resort. My family are from Sylvan, Eckville area.
I spend weeks camping in remote Alaska and I've seen two Sasquatch people. I don't know how to put it into words, but when I saw the 1st one, I just stood there looking at it and knowing it was human. A human that had brown hair all over it, that was very well groomed, 6.5 feet tall, built like a professional basketball player, but had shorter legs. I had drawn my weapon, but holstered it when I realized it wasn't a brown bear. Then it ran off at a terrifying speed and I mean ridiculously fast. I never saw its face and hope to not see one again. Thank you for relaying the encounter to us, and take care. I believe the guys encounter.
I can't say why I've been watching content on this subject so much. I heard some stories from a friend in Idaho and its always been on my mind since. The last 10 years or so. It's the first time I've watched one of your videos. You seem like a genuinely cool guy. So I subscribed and I'll check more out later. All the best. Aug
Thanks for sharing, Martin. Darren, You're an Example of a Real & Great Man, We need more like You in this messed up world. God Bless, Positive Energy & Good Vibes to You & all of the Outlaw Family.
Thank you so much for the kind words . This channel has showed me many things but nothing more important than how many good people there really are in this world. Stay safe and thanks again my friend
A few years ago I woke up in the ICU ward at the VA hospital in LA. Standing beside my bed was a priest, he asked me if I believe in God. Well father, I like to see something with my own eyes before I jump all in on a important subject such as that. I then said, I have seen a Sasquatch two times so I know they are real. I have not seen God or know of anybody who has. To believe in something is to take a person or persons word on a subject they believe to be true. To know something is to see for yourself the subject in question. I don't know if God is a real thing or not but I know for a fact that there are Sasquatch running around.
Dam you should look a little harder for God, there are tons of people who seen God, people that died and brought back have seen heaven and some even seen hell.
Amen to that . What I HATE is when people say “ I don’t believe that “ to someone’s experience!!! You’re calling someone a LIAR , because you’re ignorant and scared . LISTEN to people , we have two ears and one mouth for a reason. MORE LISTENING, LESS TALKING . Thanks for sharing my friend, be safe
@@OG45-47 Why should I look harder for for God, I never believed in Bigfoot or looked for him. How many hundreds of millions of people have been killed in the name of God? I am fine right where I am at. Dead or near dead and brought back does not really count as seeing God. Right after you see God and someone ask's you how many fingers they have up and you can not reply because you are unconscious due to being dead or near dead or reply 23 fingers, were is captain Kangaroo. Sound mind and body, means just that. So being you were just dead or close to death you might not be thinking to clearly, who knows.. The Palestinians believe in God, so does the Israelis. Does not seem to be helping them to much.I would like for there to be a God, but I just don't see it. I would trade my two bigfoot sightings for one God sighting, straight up.
Just a little tip for you Darren as you are getting in to sheep shape. I train fighters and always teach them the right way to breathe. In through you nose out of your mouth. Try it and see the difference👌 I think the encounter was about him seeing the big fella in his home so he made a point of showing him he could be at his home at anytime too. Stay safe Darren from a brother across the pond 👊🙏❤️🇬🇧
Thanks so much for the advice my friend, I truly appreciate it . I agree with you , it sounded like “I know where you live “ type of a thing . I can’t wait to speak with this man . Be safe
@outlawcountry6069 It's a conscious breathing technique that I struggle with, probably bc I had a tracheotomy as a kid. I keep trying. I think you have a deviated septum that can be fixed. I enjoyed the story you shared.
Got my coffee & my OUTLAW COUNTRY mug! Thanks & please keep the amazing content coming! Stay safe my friend. You really need a hat mount or chest rig for the camera, I nearly pissed myself...
The trapper's encounters with Bigfoot are compelling and thought-provoking. His detailed descriptions, combined with his extensive experience in the wilderness, make his accounts some of the most credible in Bigfoot lore. Whether one believes in the existence of Bigfoot or not, these stories remind us of the wonders and mysteries that nature holds. The Yukon's rugged beauty and untamed wilderness continue to inspire and intrigue those who venture into its depths, keeping the legend of Bigfoot alive for future generations to ponder.
Darren, like Steve Isdahl, I get the inate sense that you too are a noble-hearted soul. I look forward to seeing more of your program, which I just discovered today, by-the-way. God bless you with prosperity and safety. The Lord of All Creation does promise: "I shall never leave you nor forsake you, you are not an orphan." You're in the best of hands, brother of the forest and mountains.
First time viewer and brand new subscriber. Being down here in Florida (the surface of the sun! lol), it was wonderful to see your intro. The forest is so lush and green and the streams so inviting, I can practically smell the pines and feel the mist on my face. Thank you for a much needed "mini mind vacation" and I look forward to being a part of your followers. Take care😊
I've followed Steve for a long time and found him after I had my encounter and started doing mad researching and videos. I had mine in 2017 up by Mt. St Helen's during November in late Buck. I was down a giant ravine I had checked out on google maps. Literally no one goes back there ever. It's just steep, dark, rough and giant old growth timber that goes for as far as the eye can see. No man's land and that's my kinda hunting. No roads, no garbage, no sounds except wildlife and the occasional plane over head. I Have never been so damn scared in my life and was so truly astonished to have had it. I always wondered but never truly believed until that day. I don't care what anyone says, when you have an encounter and see one, you know what you've seen. Nothing even comes close or compares to them. I think about it probably every few days but for sure every single week since and it was 7-8 years ago. Since that day, I pack a pistol on my side. Doubt it would really do much good but makes me feel a little safer. They truly are big. He was like Andre the giant but probably 600 lbs and built like a steroid body builder. He could literally pick a full size elk up and carry it no problem. Have never been back down that draw, last year my brother and so we're going to drop down I. There after debating for years and on the way there, we got in a small wreck. Not sure if it was to save my ass or what. I just don't want to be scared out of the mountains by one cause it's my second home and literally my favorite place to be on the planet except for hanging with my Boys at home. My vacations are spent each year back in no man's land hunting big black tail. Nothing like being in the middle of no where in the most beautiful country you could ask for. Stay safe everyone
Thanks so much for sharing your encounter with everyone my friend. Sounds like a hell of a place to hunt . It’s the same type of country I love to be in . Thanks again , stay safe pal
Wow, I retired in thailand but I just bought an acre of land in northern Washington, moving back because I miss the mountains & nature so badly! Can’t wait to get back & head into the backcountry!❤
There is nothing like walking in the woods to make you feel surrounded by Gods creation, believer or not it’s the best medicine I know to cure the blues. Thanks so much for your hikes and emails from other peoples, stay safe.
Darren, I would contact Martin right away and maybe setup a sit down with you and Steve! I think this would benefit us all tremendously and I would love to listen to his experiences for sure. Sounds like Martin would also enjoy sharing them with us all as well! Please don’t delay because he sounds like an older gentleman and you could miss a valuable opportunity here. That would really suck for everyone. You guys are a special breed and most of us don’t have the same opportunities or abilities you all have to experience raw untamed nature to include the Sabe as you all have done. Thanks for sharing as always, Doug.😊
@@outlawcountry6069 oh for sure. We deal with it tremendously here in California. Direct result of the terrible management by those “in charge” here. Nature has a way of taking care of itself when we fail to. And unfortunately the loss of property and life is a direct result of that.
Good stuff Darren. I grew up trapping for spending money as a kid. I trapped the Easter Holidays at 14 years with Eric Collier. He wrote the book 3 against the wilderness. He had emphysema of the lungs so I carried the heavy stuff. Beaver are big rodents. 60 lb. Isn't the biggest. We used connibear traps. Connibear was bought out by the Hudsons Bay Company. Now called the humane trap. Take care & good hunting.
Ah! Darren! You’re Steve’s friend! So glad to have stumbled upon this video and found you! Liking, subscribing and sharing! 😊 You’re officially on my daily line up ! This is awesome!⭐️⭐️⭐️
Darren this is the first time I’ve listened to your TH-cam videos, I’m enjoying it so far. Thanks for sharing the story from Martin it was very interesting. Looking forward to more stories!
Great to meet you Darren--any friend of Steve's is a friend of mine!!! LMAO. I can see how you guys end up talking for hours and forget to get the stuff done you needed to. But it's a never a loss. We all have much to learn from each other. Was very moved by Martin's heart (& soul) felt words to you. PLEASE do call him ASAP!!! For someone that prefers nature to knuckleheads, to leave their phone number for you to contact them...well...it's a BIG deal :-) I've subbed. BTW, What the History Channel lost is a tremendous gain for us all. Thanks for not giving up and using that time to ignite a new direction while making new friends along the way. Cheers from just outside of Toronto, Canada 🙂
Not sure if someone else already told you, but that plant at the end is oregon grape. Thanks for the video and story, I love that this man's story was able to reach some ears it ever would have without you and your channel (and the kinship that he saw in you). I have no idea where you are hiking in the video, but it sure looks close to the scenery in my area of south central VI, BC. I'll watch more of your videos and see if you tell us. It would be awesome if the fellow who sent you the letter was willing to tell his stories via video conference or in-person interview. If he isn't I still look forward to hearing more of his stories through you reading them. Thanks again.
Hello Darren im glad Steve introduced you loads of us HTH Subs and loyal fans..I have watched Steve for a few years now and I must say as an Aussie im more than impressed with Steve and his no nosense honest to God truths and frustrations. Whilst doing that you were not only mentioned but also spoken in high terms he also stands by you and everything you say, like a true friend would. You have shared loads of info about your interactions with the forest people good and not so good. The clips of that dark large shape in the bushes and it also fazed in and out of focus. That was so clear to understand and your veiwer that was able to spot that was very sharp eyed. Pps looking foward to catching up with you on your journey my good friend just a believer from the city of Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺 who is intrigued by truths and knowledge.
Actually, the first needs fires once in a while. It burns off the underbrush and helps some seeds to germinate. It's when we prevent those fires from happening on a normal cycle that we get first killing bismuth fires.
I liked your video & am just now reading a book that a neighbor gave me (several yrs. ago!) titled "A Walk in the Woods" by Bill Bryson. It is a tale of his hiking the Appalachian Trail - and all the adventures along the way - and Bryson REALLY makes you laugh! Also, at the same time he is a true naturalist who loves nature & the actual art of hiking in woods (kind of like hunting), because you become part of the woods as you are a hunter trying to blend in. Well, hiking is more about seeking nature & wildlife as you "become one" blending in with the environment, though not hunting you re definitely SEEKING the beauty, the wildness, the real & true nature of ourselves! It is a beautiful experience! I LOVE the woods - and Bigfoot? I do like these creatures because they are not violent, very intelligent, interested in humans but not usually threatening unless threatened. I don't quite know how they came to be - but believe that God did create ALL things, so I am not worried. I do feel they are not a threat (but only a possible aid) to mankind. But one thing - we need to lave them alone - they do not like aggressiveness of ANY kind.
Thanks for the comment my friend, I’ll have to check that book out as I love to read real life adventures. Thanks so much for sharing with us all , be safe ok
Yaaay! My Outlaw video fix for the day! Great email from Martin, would love to hear more of his stories! In the beginning there were lots of trees down & seemed to be in X shapes. May be natural but I always seem to notice these patterns. Looking forward to the next Outlaw Adventure ! 😄
Good morning Jan , always nice to hear from you my friend. I’m sooo excited to reach out to Martin and talk with him . He lived the life that so many true outdoors people dream about . Thanks for watching Jan , be safe
Excellent email brother! Enjoyed it. It is so great that you are reading these to us. It helps to take a little of Steve's burden of so many emails that he has. I watch you both and love the life you both lead. It is the life I wanted to lead before "things" happened and derailed it. So I am vicariously experiencing it with you. So thank you for all of this! Jeff
I live in a Sam Houston national Forest in Texas always love. The woods grew up in the south Bronx though always knew there was Sasquatch even as a young kid. I do not wish to have an experience, but I love listening to the stories. Be safe, my friend and God bless you, and God bless Steve, from how to hunt wonderful channels you and his🫡
Thanks Darren for sharing this with us. I'm new here thanks to our Brother Steve I have found another great channel that shares the People's truth that we all want and need more of. So again thank you and please keep doing what you love to do. Stay safe and blessed my brother and I'm looking forward to seeing much more from you in the future. God bless.
Wow! That was one heck of an encounter Martin had! Creepy how it shadowed him back to his cabin but, at least the hairy man behaved & didn't do anything. Gorgeous view! I truly envy you, but, like you said, we can come along so, that's cool. And please- humour an old woman & rub that knee down with cold-pressed, hexane-free castor oil! Why be in pain when you don't have to be! Thanks, Daron...stay safe!
Hey Darren really enjoyed your video here going to be looking for some more of your videos especially the other ones connected with this one I feel like I’ve met a old friend with your video so I will be looking for them in the future have a safe hike and God bless be safe
Hello Sir, I just discovered your excellent channel, if you get to read this can you tell me please where was that Stunning Drone? Footage from at the beginning of the video with the Mountains reflected in the lake and as for that Beautiful Synth music, just Perfect 😋
Welcome my friend, I’m glad to have you here . That drone footage is all at my favourite fishing lake which is on the West Coast of Vancouver Island. It’s a hike in lake that I go fishing to often . It’s also where I’ve had some pretty wild encounters with the forest people that live in that area . It’s been on several of my hiking videos . Thanks so much for being here , stay safe
Such beautiful country, it reminds me of the north shore up by Lake Superior, in Minnesota( minus the mountains, more like hills) but beautiful none the less! Thanks for sharing Martin's experience! Love listening to all and any
Good morning Darren!! Thank you for sharing Martins experience with us here...I love to hear encounter stories from our elders...So many have gone already without sharing...Love your channel!! Thanks for taking us along & stay safe out there Darren!
Darren. Send Steve the info on how he can get prescription sunglasses..he'll save money on not having to buy cheap store bought readers..lol. I like your video came here about 1 mo.ago since I saw your video with Steve it was great you 2 kept up a good conversation/ video.
I thought I recognized your voice. Maybe where Im subscribed to the HTH channel, this channel was recommended to me. Glad I found your channel, someone else sharing knowledge. Appreciate you sir, look forward to learning and seeing the sites with you sir.
Thank you very much , I need to be in top shape as I’ve got 30 days of hunting coming up followed by several other smaller trips . Gotta be ready for it so it doesn’t kick my ass
I just recently fell off my step ladder when pruning a big cedar hedge and banged up my left knee pretty bad. It'll take 3 months to mend and even then, there are no promises that it'll be back to "normal". I used to do stuff like you're doing, alone! Couldn't help think what would have happened if I had a fall! I would have been a gonner! Don't do things alone. Whether a sprained ankle, banged up knee, concussion or a cougar attack, you could become a statistic and part of " Missing 411" with Dave Paulides!
Actually down here in the states, following a person back to their residence is not so uncommon in a Bigfoot experience. Why they do so, I do not know. These ones also tend to peak into windows at night and slap the house or tap on a window or two.
Hello Darin ok I just found your channel and that story was THE BEST STORY I’ve heard in a long time I listen to lots of Forest people story’s on TH-cam so I can’t wait to see your next video Thank You 🙏🏻 ❤💪🏻☮️✌️
Thank you very much Skip . I’m glad you enjoyed hearing about this persons encounter . More and more people are coming forward to share their experiences and it’s great . No more silence !! Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment my friend, stay safe
I know that you're super busy but I'd love you to sit down and chat with Martin sometime. You both sound like two of a kind. Kindred spirits, as they say. I am a happier soul having watched your video and hearing from Martin. Stay safe out there and we'll ll hear from you next time.
Great location gorgeous. What amazes me in one aspect, the ground you're struggling on, these guys can move like lightening. Over that exact terrain. Amazing to watch them move quickly.
Darren thank you so much for sharing Martins experience. And Martin if you are reading this, you are a man of men and i would love to sit a talk to you and learn some of the knowledge and experience you have lived. Wealth of knowledge like no other. God bless and keep sharing your life experiences.
Darren..please call martin asap to set up a time, where your both comfortable to put in a good hour. Maybe he'll let you record the conversation? Too many older people are taking thier stories with them, without being recorded for history. Lost forever. Many of us would love to hear the experiences. Seeing them tell it, is an added bonus, but anything will do. Glad you relayed his encounter.
Love how the mountain sheep are so surefooted, yup getting into shape is vital to try keeping up with them! Thanks Darin for sharing Martin, the retired trapper's story of his sasquatch sighting.
For 52 years I’ve been watching the progress, or lack of it, of the Bigfoot search. Back in the day, there were previews on TV about the latest movies coming out. The Legend of Boggy Creek was a must see for me. Like all young boys I was intrigued and wondered if such a creature could exist. The early documentaries with Peter Graves or Leonard Nimoy of In Search Of fame and others were very compelling. After 50 years of continuous learning about our environment, logic, common sense and human nature, it became easy to put Bigfoot in the category of MYTH! I still like to be intrigued and entertain that little boy that still lives in me but as an adult I count on wisdom to discern fact from fiction!
i grew up in washington state in the country/woods outside of tumwater and the capital forest...there is for sure something out there..have seen them many times and a few good scares as well.when i was in my 20's i was a mushroom picker and had my own area that i went to on the carbon glacier side of mount rainier the wilkinson carbonado area generaly..and encountered them quite a few times..found areas where they would bed down and eat the mushrooms and leave the stemy bits in piles.but the main thing i learned about them is if you smell them they are close and they will warn you to get lost..anytime when i was out picking and got even a hint of there smell, i would call it a day or go to another area.even had one follow me dam near all the way back to my truck.but when i first saw it, it was just chilling just up the ridge from where i was and i heard it but did not smell it.i just kind of calmly finished the spot i was in and slowly started to make my way out.think it was intrigued buy me picking the mushrooms and probably had been watching me for a while, but sure enough it followed me out...there scatt is unique from the other animals but there smell is what realy stood out to me.very deep musky smell you will never forget.heard talk that some educated people think they are a unidentified primate species and i think that is a rock solid theory if you ask me..something is for sure out there and i genuinly hope they can stay hidden from us..we would only destroy them or put them in a zoo....
Thanks for reaching out my friend . There’s so much we don’t know about these people . The key is we’re all accepting that they’re out there .. Be safe
I believe this is Darren who I watched on Round table of knowledge.. I am checking your channel out now .. thank you and I hear your always in the woods .. keep it up .. and I ll check it out . 😊
I couldn't figure out who you reminded me of... Steve Carrol! From The Office and Dan in Real Life. Your eyes and expression sometimes 😊. Enjoying your channel. Just found you recently. I am a believer too!
Thank you so much my friend . All I care about is that good people are finding a place that they belong and we’re all in this together. Stay safe and bless you
That’s great! And, I concur!! Holy baby Jesus!!!!! You’d think people would be smart enough to at a minimum think it’s plausible. So much so unseen & unknown. 🎉😊
That’s ok my friend. Some people just need that added assurance that something is real that they’ve been taught their entire lives “ DOESNT EXIST “ You come to your own conclusions and don’t let anyone influence you . Stay safe my friend
The berries you came across are Oregon grape or holly-leaved barberry. Used by some aboriginal peoples of the Pacific Northwest for medicinal purposes - according to the internet. Keep on hiking!
Enjoyed hearing that encounter sent in by the trapper. He must have had nerves of steel to chase that being into the woods! I have heard bears clacking their teeth on wildlife videos (thank goodness not in person) so that would be very creepy, then have it circling the cabin. I hope he sends in more of his experiences. That hill you were on was really steep! Doesn’t look like too much room there for error! Thanks for these great videos!
Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to reach out . It certainly was steep country I was in but I need that to get my legs in shape. Stay safe my friend
Due to a bad car wreck 20 years ago my ability to walk has been getting worse....now, with doctors no longer prescribing pain medication I'm wheelchair bound. I miss the outdoors. I used to take trips with my son and husband and just explore America. But, those days are gone now. I love watching your channel just to imagine the fresh air and the feel you get in the woods. It's home to me. Keep filming man....I'm enjoying every step you take. LOL.
Thanks my friend, I love having you here with us . Bless you and be safe
Tell me about it brother! I used to love hiking the woods. Nature heals. But when your body hurts, it holds us back. I used to get pain meds, but can't anymore. Sucks!
Get kratom. Natural and cheap online. Don't listen to any haters about it...your own experience matters. Plus it is infinitely safer than any pain meds. Do it please....it'll change your life. For $40-50 I can link you to a supply that should last you months.
Research Curcumin tumeric there are herbs that have had great results, dr Barbara Oneil has a book and others have books, healing. Take care
Darren, when I share Steve's site with people I am also sharing yours. Steve was right when he told you to share...as of now, you're site isn't as "busy" as his and the shares you pass on help us right now. But, don't be surprised if your site blows up like his did. Good presentation today and I absolutely love the intros and altros to your videos !!! The scenery is breathtaking and it allows those of us who no longer have our mobility to hike, climb, or explore a chance to live vicariously through your adventures. Keep up the good work and thank you eversomuch for these pearls of beauty !!!
@@tinkerlynch5276 well said 👌👊❤️🇬🇧
Thank you so very much for the kind words , yet another wonderful person at Outlaw Country . I’m glad you enjoy the hikes and the time I spend in the mountains as much as I do . That IS what this channel is about . I will always share whatever emails are sent to me if the sender wishes for that to be done . All I truly want is for people to know what is out in the wilderness , use their own judgment to decide if they wish to explore and then go do what they love . Do NOT let ANYONE dictate what you should do and where you should and should not go . This is your life to live , so I hope everyone lives it to its fullest. Anyone unable to physically get out and enjoy the wilderness , ALWAYS has a spot next to me on my adventures. Thanks again my friend , bless you and be safe.
That was a very heartfelt reply. I can't get out and hike as I once did either due to a traumatic brain injury, I feel like a marble in a bowl. Thank you for taking us along on your explores!!! &Flup those Alone people, leave them alone, it's their loss ❤
@danielleeaton5151 Thanks so much for, glad to have you along
Truth!!❤
You dont need to go all the way to the Yukon to get great sasquatch stories. I was on ride around Nordeg in Alberta and my horse refused to drink or cross a shallow creek. The guide with me laughed and said "none of the horses will drink from the creek or cross into that stretch of timber because there is a family of squatch living in there"! He was dead serious and told me a few crazy encounter stories.
Oh I know that my friend, they’re right here in my neck of the woods also. I’ve got some good friends that used to be hunting guides and wranglers in Alberta , they always had great stories to share . Be safe pal
I'm from the area, growing up my family would camp in the Abraham Lake area all the time. 2009, when I was 14 years old - My Dad had taken me and my brother on the Helicopter Tours that are just west of David Thompson Resort. They took us up Cline River, and we flew over Coral Lake where the Golden Trout spawn. When we were flying up Cline River, ~10-15km into the bush. We were about ~500 feet in the air and my Dad had pointed out four "people", two which were standing in the middle of the river, and the other two much smaller ones were standing on the shore. Our pilot pulled us up to ~1000 ft, I looked out the window and could the two standing in the River. My Dad watched one of the smaller ones that was standing on the shore, Sprint into the trees while looking up at us. My Dads sense of humor has him saying that it was Sasquatches. Our Pilot, who also saw them replies "Well people wouldn't hike that far into the Backcountry with children, and what are the chances that was 4 bear all standing on their back legs?". My Dad managed to get a picture of what we saw that Day, he took it when we were ~1000 feet in the air.
He still fly's the overnight drop-offs with his work friends every year to fish on the mountain top lakes. I'm sure he does it because he wants another look.
@SlipknotGuy009 that’s exactly the area I was horseback riding through. We were riding up on the bluffs above the Cline when we came across that creek that the horses wouldn’t cross. Probably about 15 or 20km from the David Thompson Resort. My family are from Sylvan, Eckville area.
@SlipknotGuy009 Thanks so much for sharing this with us my friend. Stay safe
I spend weeks camping in remote Alaska and I've seen two Sasquatch people. I don't know how to put it into words, but when I saw the 1st one, I just stood there looking at it and knowing it was human. A human that had brown hair all over it, that was very well groomed, 6.5 feet tall, built like a professional basketball player, but had shorter legs.
I had drawn my weapon, but holstered it when I realized it wasn't a brown bear. Then it ran off at a terrifying speed and I mean ridiculously fast.
I never saw its face and hope to not see one again.
Thank you for relaying the encounter to us, and take care. I believe the guys encounter.
Thanks for sharing your experience, all knowledge is good knowledge. Stay safe out there my friend
@@outlawcountry6069 Thank you, you too.
Lived in matsu region for 7 years. Lazy mountain was a great hike
I don't think "human" is the right word. I certainly agree that they're people, but not "human" as in Homo sapiens.
@Tenskwatawa4U Whatever they are, I'd prefer not to see another.
I can't say why I've been watching content on this subject so much. I heard some stories from a friend in Idaho and its always been on my mind since. The last 10 years or so.
It's the first time I've watched one of your videos. You seem like a genuinely cool guy. So I subscribed and I'll check more out later. All the best. Aug
Thank you kindly
Thanks for sharing, Martin. Darren, You're an Example of a Real & Great Man, We need more like You in this messed up world.
God Bless, Positive Energy & Good Vibes to You & all of the Outlaw Family.
Thank you so much for the kind words . This channel has showed me many things but nothing more important than how many good people there really are in this world. Stay safe and thanks again my friend
A few years ago I woke up in the ICU ward at the VA hospital in LA. Standing beside my bed was a priest, he asked me if I believe in God. Well father, I like to see something with my own eyes before I jump all in on a important subject such as that. I then said, I have seen a Sasquatch two times so I know they are real. I have not seen God or know of anybody who has. To believe in something is to take a person or persons word on a subject they believe to be true. To know something is to see for yourself the subject in question. I don't know if God is a real thing or not but I know for a fact that there are Sasquatch running around.
Dam you should look a little harder for God, there are tons of people who seen God, people that died and brought back have seen heaven and some even seen hell.
Amen to that . What I HATE is when people say “ I don’t believe that “ to someone’s experience!!! You’re calling someone a LIAR , because you’re ignorant and scared . LISTEN to people , we have two ears and one mouth for a reason. MORE LISTENING, LESS TALKING . Thanks for sharing my friend, be safe
@@OG45-47 Why should I look harder for for God, I never believed in Bigfoot or looked for him. How many hundreds of millions of people have been killed in the name of God? I am fine right where I am at. Dead or near dead and brought back does not really count as seeing God. Right after you see God and someone ask's you how many fingers they have up and you can not reply because you are unconscious due to being dead or near dead or reply 23 fingers, were is captain Kangaroo. Sound mind and body, means just that. So being you were just dead or close to death you might not be thinking to clearly, who knows.. The Palestinians believe in God, so does the Israelis. Does not seem to be helping them to much.I would like for there to be a God, but I just don't see it. I would trade my two bigfoot sightings for one God sighting, straight up.
I know angels are real,they raised me up from very deep water after I inhaled water,they made me breathe water.
@mgman2640 Yes they sure are real my friend
Just a little tip for you Darren as you are getting in to sheep shape. I train fighters and always teach them the right way to breathe. In through you nose out of your mouth. Try it and see the difference👌 I think the encounter was about him seeing the big fella in his home so he made a point of showing him he could be at his home at anytime too. Stay safe Darren from a brother across the pond 👊🙏❤️🇬🇧
Thanks so much for the advice my friend, I truly appreciate it . I agree with you , it sounded like “I know where you live “ type of a thing . I can’t wait to speak with this man . Be safe
That’s right. When you find yourself out of breath, try breathing through a straw. Notice the difference
@jaymanley1706 I’ll give it a whirl buddy , thank yoy
@outlawcountry6069 It's a conscious breathing technique that I struggle with, probably bc I had a tracheotomy as a kid. I keep trying. I think you have a deviated septum that can be fixed.
I enjoyed the story you shared.
@kookietherapy9398 Thank you and stay safe ok
Right off the bat you took me back to my speed swimming days. In the wall in the pool area was a sign…”No pain no gain ‘😁
Got my coffee & my OUTLAW COUNTRY mug! Thanks & please keep the amazing content coming! Stay safe my friend. You really need a hat mount or chest rig for the camera,
I nearly pissed myself...
Hahaha, I’m working at getting some more camera gear !! Lol . Thanks brother , be safe
The trapper's encounters with Bigfoot are compelling and thought-provoking. His detailed descriptions, combined with his extensive experience in the wilderness, make his accounts some of the most credible in Bigfoot lore. Whether one believes in the existence of Bigfoot or not, these stories remind us of the wonders and mysteries that nature holds. The Yukon's rugged beauty and untamed wilderness continue to inspire and intrigue those who venture into its depths, keeping the legend of Bigfoot alive for future generations to ponder.
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@ketobin1896 Not understanding you?
Darren, like Steve Isdahl, I get the inate sense that you too are a noble-hearted soul. I look forward to seeing more of your program, which I just discovered today, by-the-way. God bless you with prosperity and safety. The Lord of All Creation does promise: "I shall never leave you nor forsake you, you are not an orphan." You're in the best of hands, brother of the forest and mountains.
Thank you my friend, I appreciate the kind words . Be safe
First time viewer and brand new subscriber.
Being down here in Florida (the surface of the sun! lol), it was wonderful to see your intro. The forest is so lush and green and the streams so inviting, I can practically smell the pines and feel the mist on my face.
Thank you for a much needed "mini mind vacation" and I look forward to being a part of your followers. Take care😊
I welcome you and thanks so much for joining this great group of people . Be safe my friend
NW Florida here 👍🏻
@bluskytoo Welcome my friend
I've followed Steve for a long time and found him after I had my encounter and started doing mad researching and videos. I had mine in 2017 up by Mt. St Helen's during November in late Buck. I was down a giant ravine I had checked out on google maps. Literally no one goes back there ever. It's just steep, dark, rough and giant old growth timber that goes for as far as the eye can see. No man's land and that's my kinda hunting. No roads, no garbage, no sounds except wildlife and the occasional plane over head. I Have never been so damn scared in my life and was so truly astonished to have had it. I always wondered but never truly believed until that day. I don't care what anyone says, when you have an encounter and see one, you know what you've seen. Nothing even comes close or compares to them. I think about it probably every few days but for sure every single week since and it was 7-8 years ago. Since that day, I pack a pistol on my side. Doubt it would really do much good but makes me feel a little safer. They truly are big. He was like Andre the giant but probably 600 lbs and built like a steroid body builder. He could literally pick a full size elk up and carry it no problem. Have never been back down that draw, last year my brother and so we're going to drop down I. There after debating for years and on the way there, we got in a small wreck. Not sure if it was to save my ass or what. I just don't want to be scared out of the mountains by one cause it's my second home and literally my favorite place to be on the planet except for hanging with my Boys at home. My vacations are spent each year back in no man's land hunting big black tail. Nothing like being in the middle of no where in the most beautiful country you could ask for. Stay safe everyone
Thanks so much for sharing your encounter with everyone my friend. Sounds like a hell of a place to hunt . It’s the same type of country I love to be in . Thanks again , stay safe pal
And you were going to go back there? Hmm...
What did the face look like?
Wow, I retired in thailand but I just bought an acre of land in northern Washington, moving back because I miss the mountains & nature so badly! Can’t wait to get back & head into the backcountry!❤
There is nothing like walking in the woods to make you feel surrounded by Gods creation, believer or not it’s the best medicine I know to cure the blues. Thanks so much for your hikes and emails from other peoples, stay safe.
You are very welcome my friend, thank you so much for watching my friend . Stay safe
Darren, I would contact Martin right away and maybe setup a sit down with you and Steve! I think this would benefit us all tremendously and I would love to listen to his experiences for sure. Sounds like Martin would also enjoy sharing them with us all as well! Please don’t delay because he sounds like an older gentleman and you could miss a valuable opportunity here. That would really suck for everyone. You guys are a special breed and most of us don’t have the same opportunities or abilities you all have to experience raw untamed nature to include the Sabe as you all have done. Thanks for sharing as always, Doug.😊
“Not good to have forest fires, ever.”
Ponderosa pine forests need occasional fires.
Fire is a NATURAL part of conservation. Every forest needs fires to an extent.
@brycegiordanengo1216 Absolutely correct . I still feel for the people in the towns and communities that lose their homes and possessions.
@@outlawcountry6069 oh for sure. We deal with it tremendously here in California. Direct result of the terrible management by those “in charge” here. Nature has a way of taking care of itself when we fail to. And unfortunately the loss of property and life is a direct result of that.
@brycegiordanengo1216 Absolutely. Stay safe my friend
lol, I was thinking the same thing but didn’t want to say anything 😊
Good stuff Darren. I grew up trapping for spending money as a kid. I trapped the Easter Holidays at 14 years with Eric Collier. He wrote the book 3 against the wilderness. He had emphysema of the lungs so I carried the heavy stuff. Beaver are big rodents. 60 lb. Isn't the biggest. We used connibear traps. Connibear was bought out by the Hudsons Bay Company. Now called the humane trap. Take care & good hunting.
That’s very cool , I’ve always thought the Trapppers Life would be something else to experience. Bless you and stay safe my friend
Just found your channel..been listening to Steve for years. You will be doing fine sharing the stories otherwise never told.
Thank you my friend, bless you
Rocking Howtohunt hat! ❤ Good to see you again, Darren !
Thank you very much , I appreciate you reaching out . Stay safe
Ah! Darren! You’re Steve’s friend! So glad to have stumbled upon this video and found you! Liking, subscribing and sharing! 😊 You’re officially on my daily line up ! This is awesome!⭐️⭐️⭐️
Thank you my friend , I appreciate that . Be safe
Darren this is the first time I’ve listened to your TH-cam videos, I’m enjoying it so far. Thanks for sharing the story from Martin it was very interesting. Looking forward to more stories!
Thanks very much for being here my friend. I appreciate every single one of you great people . Stay safe
Absolutely beautiful scenery, thanks Outlaw, keep the truth coming
That really was a beautiful area , rugged but beautiful. Thanks for watching, be safe my friend
Knower for 47 years now. Beautiful country, thanks.
Thank you so much , I appreciate you commenting. Be safe
@@outlawcountry6069 Thanks, be safe.
Got pics? 😂😂😂
@@slappy8941 yeah I do in my mind he was one big sob 😂
Believe because I believe you and this teller.
There are lots of things in this world we believe because someone told us.
Great to meet you Darren--any friend of Steve's is a friend of mine!!!
LMAO. I can see how you guys end up talking for hours and forget to get the stuff done you needed to. But it's a never a loss. We all have much to learn from each other.
Was very moved by Martin's heart (& soul) felt words to you. PLEASE do call him ASAP!!! For someone that prefers nature to knuckleheads, to leave their phone number for you to contact them...well...it's a BIG deal :-)
I've subbed. BTW, What the History Channel lost is a tremendous gain for us all. Thanks for not giving up and using that time to ignite a new direction while making new friends along the way. Cheers from just outside of Toronto, Canada 🙂
Thank you so much for the kind words , I truly appreciate it. I happy to have you here with us , stay safe my friend
Another fan of Steve joins your channel
I’m very happy to have you here . Thanks my friend
thanku for taking me hiking with u this morning, all worry's faded away! Love the experience as well
You are more than welcome, thanks for joining me . Stay safe my friend
Not sure if someone else already told you, but that plant at the end is oregon grape. Thanks for the video and story, I love that this man's story was able to reach some ears it ever would have without you and your channel (and the kinship that he saw in you). I have no idea where you are hiking in the video, but it sure looks close to the scenery in my area of south central VI, BC. I'll watch more of your videos and see if you tell us. It would be awesome if the fellow who sent you the letter was willing to tell his stories via video conference or in-person interview. If he isn't I still look forward to hearing more of his stories through you reading them. Thanks again.
I was told that but thanks for letting me know. Be safe my friend and thank you
what a thoughtful email and great encouragement. Shows you what kind of man Martin must be. A good man.
Hello Darren im glad Steve introduced you loads of us HTH Subs and loyal fans..I have watched Steve for a few years now and I must say as an Aussie im more than impressed with Steve and his no nosense honest to God truths and frustrations. Whilst doing that you were not only mentioned but also spoken in high terms he also stands by you and everything you say, like a true friend would. You have shared loads of info about your interactions with the forest people good and not so good. The clips of that dark large shape in the bushes and it also fazed in and out of focus. That was so clear to understand and your veiwer that was able to spot that was very sharp eyed. Pps looking foward to catching up with you on your journey my good friend just a believer from the city of Melbourne Australia 🇦🇺 who is intrigued by truths and knowledge.
Thanks so much my friend , I appreciate you being here. Stay safe
I thought i recognized you from How to hunt Steve isdahl's channel. I appreciate you sharing your encounters and hiking. Thank you, be safe, darren.
Thank you very much my friend, I really appreciate that . It’s always nice to get positive feedback , stay safe
Beautiful landscape and scenery..That lake in the mountains at the start of video was spectacular..Thanks for the great video
Thank you so much for the comment , I really appreciate it . It is an absolutely beautiful lake forsure . Stay safe my friend
Maybe that’s what knocked your camera down rather than the wind. :-). Love your videos Darren. You are one of the good ones.
Ya never know I guess !! Lol Thanks so much for the compliment, be safe my friend
Actually, the first needs fires once in a while. It burns off the underbrush and helps some seeds to germinate. It's when we prevent those fires from happening on a normal cycle that we get first killing bismuth fires.
I liked your video & am just now reading a book that a neighbor gave me (several yrs. ago!) titled "A Walk in the Woods" by Bill Bryson. It is a tale of his hiking the Appalachian Trail - and all the adventures along the way - and Bryson REALLY makes you laugh! Also, at the same time he is a true naturalist who loves nature & the actual art of hiking in woods (kind of like hunting), because you become part of the woods as you are a hunter trying to blend in. Well, hiking is more about seeking nature & wildlife as you "become one" blending in with the environment, though not hunting you re definitely SEEKING the beauty, the wildness, the real & true nature of ourselves! It is a beautiful experience! I LOVE the woods - and Bigfoot? I do like these creatures because they are not violent, very intelligent, interested in humans but not usually threatening unless threatened. I don't quite know how they came to be - but believe that God did create ALL things, so I am not worried. I do feel they are not a threat (but only a possible aid) to mankind. But one thing - we need to lave them alone - they do not like aggressiveness of ANY kind.
Thanks for the comment my friend, I’ll have to check that book out as I love to read real life adventures. Thanks so much for sharing with us all , be safe ok
Yaaay! My Outlaw video fix for the day! Great email from Martin, would love to hear more of his stories!
In the beginning there were lots of trees down & seemed to be in X shapes. May be natural but I always seem to notice these patterns.
Looking forward to the next Outlaw Adventure ! 😄
Good morning Jan , always nice to hear from you my friend. I’m sooo excited to reach out to Martin and talk with him . He lived the life that so many true outdoors people dream about . Thanks for watching Jan , be safe
Excellent email brother! Enjoyed it. It is so great that you are reading these to us. It helps to take a little of Steve's burden of so many emails that he has. I watch you both and love the life you both lead. It is the life I wanted to lead before "things" happened and derailed it. So I am vicariously experiencing it with you. So thank you for all of this! Jeff
Very glad to have you along
I live in a Sam Houston national Forest in Texas always love. The woods grew up in the south Bronx though always knew there was Sasquatch even as a young kid. I do not wish to have an experience, but I love listening to the stories. Be safe, my friend and God bless you, and God bless Steve, from how to hunt wonderful channels you and his🫡
Thank you so much my friend, I really do appreciate it . Bless you and be safe
Thanks Darren for sharing this with us. I'm new here thanks to our Brother Steve I have found another great channel that shares the People's truth that we all want and need more of. So again thank you and please keep doing what you love to do. Stay safe and blessed my brother and I'm looking forward to seeing much more from you in the future. God bless.
Thank you so much , I’m happy to have you here. Stay safe my friend
Hopefully one day I’ll be lucky enough to see one for myself.
I can understand your want to see one of them but be careful what you wish for . You can NEVER un see it !! Thanks for watching, be safe my friend
Now that is what you call a scenic view point! Very Nice.. and thanks!!!
You’re very welcome , thank you for watching. Stay safe my friend
Wow! That was one heck of an encounter Martin had! Creepy how it shadowed him back to his cabin but, at least the hairy man behaved & didn't do anything. Gorgeous view! I truly envy you, but, like you said, we can come along so, that's cool. And please- humour an old woman & rub that knee down with cold-pressed, hexane-free castor oil! Why be in pain when you don't have to be! Thanks, Daron...stay safe!
Thank you very much my friend, I’ll take care of the knee !! Thanks for reaching out to me , be safe
I'm glad I found your channel.Thank you.
I’m glad you found us as well . Thanks very much
Hey Darren really enjoyed your video here going to be looking for some more of your videos especially the other ones connected with this one I feel like I’ve met a old friend with your video so I will be looking for them in the future have a safe hike and God bless be safe
Thank you very much my friend, I appreciate that . Take care and be safe ok
I'm not questioning, but thanks for showing me his amazing creations. ❤
Hello Sir, I just discovered your excellent channel, if you get to read this can you tell me please where
was that Stunning Drone? Footage from at the beginning of the video with the Mountains reflected in the lake and as for that Beautiful Synth music, just Perfect 😋
Welcome my friend, I’m glad to have you here . That drone footage is all at my favourite fishing lake which is on the West Coast of Vancouver Island. It’s a hike in lake that I go fishing to often . It’s also where I’ve had some pretty wild encounters with the forest people that live in that area . It’s been on several of my hiking videos . Thanks so much for being here , stay safe
Well, I'm free from TH-cam preventing me from commenting. Grwat video Daron! Love how your channel is advancing! Take care and be safe!
Thanks brother , you too
Such beautiful country, it reminds me of the north shore up by Lake Superior, in Minnesota( minus the mountains, more like hills) but beautiful none the less! Thanks for sharing Martin's experience! Love listening to all and any
Glad to find your channel. Steve is one of my favorites and yours seems like it’s becoming good as well. Can’t wait to hear more.
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Thanks for being here my new friend
Good morning Darren!!
Thank you for sharing Martins experience with us here...I love to hear encounter stories from our elders...So many have gone already without sharing...Love your channel!! Thanks for taking us along & stay safe out there Darren!
You’re very welcome my friend, I thank you for watching and taking a moment to reach out to me . Stay safe ok
Darren. Send Steve the info on how he can get prescription sunglasses..he'll save money on not having to buy cheap store bought readers..lol. I like your video came here about 1 mo.ago since I saw your video with Steve it was great you 2 kept up a good conversation/ video.
I thought I recognized your voice. Maybe where Im subscribed to the HTH channel, this channel was recommended to me. Glad I found your channel, someone else sharing knowledge. Appreciate you sir, look forward to learning and seeing the sites with you sir.
Thanks , I appreciate you as well
Daron - totally appreciate your opening footage, just splendid! Good to see you getting your goat legs on, upward and onward my friend!
Thank you very much , I need to be in top shape as I’ve got 30 days of hunting coming up followed by several other smaller trips . Gotta be ready for it so it doesn’t kick my ass
Thanks Darren Much Respect 💞❣️
Right back at you my friend, thanks for being here with us all .
I think you should go see Martin and do a video with you and him sharing the experiences
New subscriber , glad to be here! Love the Canadian wilderness!
Very glad to have you here , I hope you enjoy the content .
That' not a hike, that's freakin mountain climbing! Lol!!
Haha, ya it’s a pretty steep rough hike/climb . Thanks my friend, be safe ok
I just recently fell off my step ladder when pruning a big cedar hedge and banged up my left knee pretty bad. It'll take 3 months to mend and even then, there are no promises that it'll be back to "normal". I used to do stuff like you're doing, alone! Couldn't help think what would have happened if I had a fall! I would have been a gonner! Don't do things alone. Whether a sprained ankle, banged up knee, concussion or a cougar attack, you could become a statistic and part of " Missing 411" with Dave Paulides!
I hope you get better soon , be safe . Thanks for the concern
Actually down here in the states, following a person back to their residence is not so uncommon in a Bigfoot experience. Why they do so, I do not know. These ones also tend to peak into windows at night and slap the house or tap on a window or two.
I'm new to your channel. I enjoy what you share, and I figured anyone who's friends with Steve Isdal must be an OK chap. Keep em coming.
Thank you very much , I’m glad to have you as part of this great group of people
You keep these videos comin.........and I'll keep on watchin !!!!!
Cheers
Hello Darin ok I just found your channel and that story was THE BEST STORY I’ve heard in a long time I listen to lots of Forest people story’s on TH-cam so I can’t wait to see your next video Thank You 🙏🏻 ❤💪🏻☮️✌️
Thank you very much Skip . I’m glad you enjoyed hearing about this persons encounter . More and more people are coming forward to share their experiences and it’s great . No more silence !! Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment my friend, stay safe
I've just found your channel and I also listen to Steve isdahl videos! Very cool....., I'll be watching you too now, thank you for what you do!
You’re very welcome, thank you for being here . Stay safe my friend
Love your grit dude, a man’s man! I will be tuning in as you get into sheep shape brother..
Thank you my friend, be safe
I know that you're super busy but I'd love you to sit down and chat with Martin sometime. You both sound like two of a kind. Kindred spirits, as they say. I am a happier soul having watched your video and hearing from Martin. Stay safe out there and we'll ll hear from you next time.
I would love that as well . I’ll do my best
I guess the reason you talk to yourself is because you dont want to startle a bear,and have it attack you.
Your intro is the first I wished didn’t end. It’s gorgeous and the music was beautiful.
Wow , thank you so much for the compliment my friend. I really love hearing positive feedback like this , bless you and stay safe ok
The end of your vid is also good. You are a fascinating guy
Well thank you so much . I really do appreciate you my friend. Be safe
Is the intro to your videos your own drone footage? It's absolutely beautiful and makes me miss my roots in Washington state.
You bet , it’s all my own footage . I try to show some unique stuff on the intros . Thanks for the compliment my friend
You stumbled on the biggest secret in TH-cam SEO. Do it again !! God bless you
I’m lost !! What’s SEO??
@@outlawcountry6069 your title of this video, study it just a bit and you will blow up
@TheRealDarkWaters Thanks my friend .
Great stuff, Daron. Martin is the OG trapper. 40 years of bliss. Wow! I'm certainly envious. Keep up the good work, brother.👍
He sure is , what a life that must have been . Thanks and stay safe
He sure is , what a life that must have been . Thanks and stay safe
Great location gorgeous. What amazes me in one aspect, the ground you're struggling on, these guys can move like lightening. Over that exact terrain. Amazing to watch them move quickly.
It truly is . Stay safe
First time listener, glad to be aboard
I’m very glad to have you here my friend. Stay safe ok
Darren thank you so much for sharing Martins experience. And Martin if you are reading this, you are a man of men and i would love to sit a talk to you and learn some of the knowledge and experience you have lived. Wealth of knowledge like no other. God bless and keep sharing your life experiences.
Entertaining story and TH-cam content. Thanks! On another thread. I too encountered Bigfoot! Very frightening! I ended-up marrying her!
Absolutely Love your channel Darren and very much look forward to your posts! Thanku for your honesty & purity 🙏 Keep ‘em coming my friend.
Thank you Steve , I appreciate you . Stay safe my friend
"Become part of it and feel it in their soul"..... Thank you, Martin. The fire is alive and well in your soul, and in your words.
Totally agree
Darren..please call martin asap to set up a time, where your both comfortable to put in a good hour. Maybe he'll let you record the conversation? Too many older people are taking thier stories with them, without being recorded for history. Lost forever. Many of us would love to hear the experiences. Seeing them tell it, is an added bonus, but anything will do. Glad you relayed his encounter.
I’ll do my best , I would love to be able to have a video call with him . I’ll keep you all posted
I enjoyed this - thx so much for the content 👍👍❤️
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Thank you so much my friend, I’m glad you’re here with us enjoying these adventures. Stay safe
Love how the mountain sheep are so surefooted, yup getting into shape is vital to try keeping up with them!
Thanks Darin for sharing Martin, the retired trapper's story of his sasquatch sighting.
You’re very welcome , thanks for being here . Stay safe
For 52 years I’ve been watching the progress, or lack of it, of the Bigfoot search.
Back in the day, there were previews on TV about the latest movies coming out. The Legend of Boggy Creek was a must see for me. Like all young boys I was intrigued and wondered if such a creature could exist.
The early documentaries with Peter Graves or Leonard Nimoy of In Search Of fame and others were very compelling.
After 50 years of continuous learning about our environment, logic, common sense and human nature, it became easy to put Bigfoot in the category of MYTH!
I still like to be intrigued and entertain that little boy that still lives in me but as an adult I count on wisdom to discern fact from fiction!
I’m glad that through the truth of tv shows you’ve been able prove these people do not exist . Well done
@@outlawcountry6069 I'm guessing this is sarcasm! 🤣
@RescueAlwaysOfficial Of course !! Hahahaaha
@@outlawcountry6069 🤣
i grew up in washington state in the country/woods outside of tumwater and the capital forest...there is for sure something out there..have seen them many times and a few good scares as well.when i was in my 20's i was a mushroom picker and had my own area that i went to on the carbon glacier side of mount rainier the wilkinson carbonado area generaly..and encountered them quite a few times..found areas where they would bed down and eat the mushrooms and leave the stemy bits in piles.but the main thing i learned about them is if you smell them they are close and they will warn you to get lost..anytime when i was out picking and got even a hint of there smell, i would call it a day or go to another area.even had one follow me dam near all the way back to my truck.but when i first saw it, it was just chilling just up the ridge from where i was and i heard it but did not smell it.i just kind of calmly finished the spot i was in and slowly started to make my way out.think it was intrigued buy me picking the mushrooms and probably had been watching me for a while, but sure enough it followed me out...there scatt is unique from the other animals but there smell is what realy stood out to me.very deep musky smell you will never forget.heard talk that some educated people think they are a unidentified primate species and i think that is a rock solid theory if you ask me..something is for sure out there and i genuinly hope they can stay hidden from us..we would only destroy them or put them in a zoo....
Thanks for reaching out my friend . There’s so much we don’t know about these people . The key is we’re all accepting that they’re out there .. Be safe
Just found you page and love it. Your doing what I can't do anymore. Thank you for sharing.
You’re so welcome, thank you for joining us . Stay safe my friend
Awsome share,thanks guys
You’re very welcome. Be safe
I believe this is Darren who I watched on Round table of knowledge.. I am checking your channel out now .. thank you and I hear your always in the woods .. keep it up .. and I ll check it out . 😊
Good morning, Daron!
Good morning my friend , hope you enjoy this read as much as I did . I can’t wait to get ahold of this fellow and hear more . Be safe Andrea
I couldn't figure out who you reminded me of... Steve Carrol! From The Office and Dan in Real Life. Your eyes and expression sometimes 😊. Enjoying your channel. Just found you recently. I am a believer too!
Thanks for joining us .
Hello from Australia! These videos make me think of how i record mine, kepe it up brother
Thanks my friend, I appreciate your comment . Stay safe pal
Thank you for the video that you shared today. As always the scenery and music are spot on! LOVE IT!!!!
Thanks so much
Looking forward to more on this. Thanks for sharing.
You’re very welcome , thank you for watching.
Well put together video, this channel is gonna blow up soon..great job enjoyed the video .
Thank you so much my friend . All I care about is that good people are finding a place that they belong and we’re all in this together. Stay safe and bless you
@@outlawcountry6069 thank you, you gotta new fan and sub here, God bless and keep making great videos
@OG45-47 You bet , thanks my friend
Just a Simple Man, my very favorite song ❤
It’s a great one isn’t it .
That’s great! And, I concur!! Holy baby Jesus!!!!! You’d think people would be smart enough to at a minimum think it’s plausible. So much so unseen & unknown. 🎉😊
Very cool video! Looking forward to watching some more! Thank You!
You are very welcome my friend, thank you for watching and taking the time to comment . Be safe
@@outlawcountry6069 absolutely! You have some beautiful landscape there. And some interesting stories for sure! You be safe! And thanks again!
I’m not saying that they don’t exist, but I won’t be completely convinced until a body is produced.
That’s ok my friend. Some people just need that added assurance that something is real that they’ve been taught their entire lives “ DOESNT EXIST “ You come to your own conclusions and don’t let anyone influence you . Stay safe my friend
The berries you came across are Oregon grape or holly-leaved barberry. Used by some aboriginal peoples of the Pacific Northwest for medicinal purposes - according to the internet. Keep on hiking!
Thanks you
So, being a geography nut, I think several hundred kilometers north and east of mayo is actually in the NWT.
I'd love to know exactly where he was.
I believe it would be more than 200 kms to the NWT border .
Enjoyed hearing that encounter sent in by the trapper. He must have had nerves of steel to chase that being into the woods! I have heard bears clacking their teeth on wildlife videos (thank goodness not in person) so that would be very creepy, then have it circling the cabin. I hope he sends in more of his experiences. That hill you were on was really steep! Doesn’t look like too much room there for error! Thanks for these great videos!
Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to reach out . It certainly was steep country I was in but I need that to get my legs in shape. Stay safe my friend