We have adopted from the animal shelter a couple times before, and i gotta say that the ones we have rescued have been the best dogs ever. Its almost like they really do understand and appreciate it.
Not gonna lie, I always give your videos a thumbs up as soon as I turn it on. Because the like shouldn’t be because of the story content. You don’t write them. You narrate them. And the hard work you put into your presentation is never lacking. I know what to expect. And I know how much I enjoy your voice and the way you tell a story. I wish people wouldn’t give narrators such a hard time. You do a great job and you work hard at it. I’d give you 999 thumbs up if TH-cam would let me!!! 🥰
I luv that... "I don't trust a person that doesn't like a dog, but I trust a Dog who doesn't trust a person." Dogs can sense evil and this man was evil in Every sense of the Word!
Well I guess that's OK, but I wouldn't really say dogs can sense evil because I have been attacked by dogs for literally no reason before and they implies I'm evil. Actually now that I think about it I never meet a pet animal that liked me.
As a person who is not evil, a cat lover, AND gets growled at by most people's dogs, I don't really buy into the whole "dogs are a good judge of character" thing. In fact, if we let dogs be the arbiters of who we trust based on who they growl at, I think we'd be in a lot of trouble as a society!🤣 Many psychopaths and sociopaths are able to instantly get along with aggressive dogs because they literally don't have the ability to process fear like a normal person, so the dogs aren't able to pick up on their intentions at all. When it comes to the guy in this story, it sounds like it would take neither a genius, nor a dog, to discern that he was someone you didn't want to have around! Nevertheless, I'm glad that their dog took action!
Oh man that sasquatch story man. Made my eyes tear up, I've had my own encounter. Probably too short for a read, but I was sitting in the passenger seat of my parent's car. We were heading home, we lived in the woods in Oregon. I was just watching the trees when we passed around a bend in the road. I wasn't thinking I was just staring at the trees. As the light from the car headlights hit the trees I saw these two yellow eyes reflect in the light. They came out from behind the tree and then moved back behind it. It had to be 10-20 feet off the ground. But they were so slow and deliberate. I there wasn't anything else that could ideally reflect back and explain it. And these are tall pine trees, so it's just a long tree. So no branches below, just more trees beside this one. We have cougars but normally they would hide up in the branches. And I don't think they would peek like that. This was deliberate. Like whatever it was, was waiting for us and looked specifically at me. Scary stuff. No idea if it was a sasquatch or something else but it's one of those things that has stuck with me. Had a lotta other weird things happen while living at my old place. Lots of creepy stuff happened when I lived in the woods. >.< Oh and I totally freaked out and asked my dad if he saw it, and he didn't. So it's just my word.
Thank you! I'm glad my effort to relay what it was really like to experience Bigfoot for the 1st time, paid off. I have plenty of real experiences to share here!
2:14 "We hadn't planned a single thing for the trip, and it was 100% spontaneous..." 3:02 "We had planned to camp out for a week, so we each had a relatively large pack..." "Allegedly" true horror stories.
“Ha, Got em’!” 😅 I noticed a couple things like that as well. I have learned these are just for fun and to take everything as most likely made up. Some are definitely more convincing than others though.
Aloha and mahalo from Hawaii! It's a rainy night, our daughter is asleep, and the wife & I are listening to your stories. We love to camp, but we love your channel just as much!
Can I just point out the stupidity of going on an unplanned, spur of the moment camping trip in March? And then camping beside a stream when everything is melting? I don't think any of those three guys has any idea what they are doing in the woods.
For the guy with the bright light story, there used to be a satellite that would reflect light back then. I think the name had to do with God or something and had a traceable site, but basically at a specific coordinate and time you could have they bright light reflected at you from the sun at night and it looked like it was daylight for a small area and short time before going back to darkness. Could have maybe been that
No sir, this happened. It was just the catalyst to writing similar stories. I enjoy the genre now, which I only even discovered thus type of podcast/channel 3 years ago. If I hadn't, I'd never have had a place to share it, without sounding batshit.
I love the sweet dog (Parmegian) from the last story. The narrator is absolutely right: never trust someone who doesn't like a dog, but always trust a dog that becomes suspicious of anyone around you. Brava, precious Parmegian. You valued the people who gave you a home, and you are a true angel with paws.
@@frivolousarguments8578 Buzz off, idiot. Animals are better judges of character than most humans - not that you would know since you're already talking like you're the soul of enlightenment.
I didnt hear the tail end where you said the 2nd story was your favorite, and said it was one of the intense stories youve had on the channel! Thanks Swamp Dweller! Thats awesome
I luv Dogs and cats, than you for choosing to adopt a Dog from a shelter. ❤ 💕 There are many beautiful Dogs in need of rescuing. People please consider adopting a Dog, or Cat from the SPCA, or a Shelter rather than buying a expensive breed. These Animal's need us. God Bless Everyone. 🙏 P.S. All my pets are rescues and amazingly good tempered and well behaved. It seems like they are so grateful to be rescued. Please Adopt.
First story, you said you found a camp that was already there put together by someone right... you and your friends decide to use the camp. Maybe the light you all saw was the people who had left the camp up, coming back to use it? They saw it was being used and decided to leave... I say this since nothing else happened through out the night. Either way you did the right thing, left in the morning. Better to be safe than sorry.
Good point. So I guess in that case the story teller and his friends were the scary ones without realising it: maybe some day the camp owners will submit a story about how they were on their way back to see it had been taken over by a gang of psychos :D.
@@jackspring7709 Lol, funny Jack! It's just a thought, sometimes we get scared and forget to look the obvious. Then again, if I was there I'd probably have been a little freaked out to. Have a Merry Christmas 🎄🎁🎅🤶☃️❄🌬⛄🎑
I don't hate dogs, but I don't particularly like them either. For sure, I would never tolerate someone mistreating a dog, or any innocent animal for that matter! I'm actually more of a cat person. I grew up in a dog-loving family, and I think that might've made me like cats even more, and led me to feel that they're misunderstood. In fact, I've got one named Smoky laying on me right now, listening to these stories as well!😁 Btw, you may not know it, but Poplar Bluff, Missoura is actually well-known for encounters with, and sightings of cryptids. There was a flap of Chupacabra sightings there several years ago. It was major enough that it was even featured on the radio show Coast-to-Coast AM, which is now FM, but I digress...😁
I WAS a little stoned, but not only have I NEVER experienced hallucinations or paranoia in the 15 years I'd been smoking weed, but it was dry, crumbly dirt weed. So, not laced. And the 2nd time I was there, I wasn't stoned at all. And no way, would all that activity be hallucinations. Believe what ya want tho, cheers
I've experienced sleep paralysis multiple (5-6) times in my life. The worst episode was while camping with my family when I was about 12. Freaked me out!
Not because he didn't try to get everything else from me. (I never get in with my earbuds in anyway, it's rude since many drivers pick you up for conversation. Long distance driving sucks alone.) About 5 minutes in the car, he puts a gun on his lap, facing me, and tells me to empty my wallet. Cash, cards, etc. "I'm hitchhiking. How much money do you think I have??" He repeats it. So I did. He got $8 and 3 mangled/expired cards. He tells me to put my empty wallet back in my pocket (his mistake) and said he was gonna get off on the next ramp, and that I was going to get out and leave my pack in the car. I couldn't have that. So when I moved to put my wallet in my back pocket, I slipped the safety off the bear mace on my right hip (I assume he never noticed it getting in the car) and as I shifted back to sit, I pulled it, and fired, about 3 inches from his open, right eye. Mind you, we're on an 6 lane interstate. He screams, slammed the brakes, I hear what I thought was the sound of his gun hitting the floor in front of him, and we slid to a stop in the gravel beside the interstate. I'm affected to, but I can't pause for the pain. I kick open the door, punched the guy in the face as hard as I could,,and jumped out. I was practically blinded by the mace too, but I knew it was coming, so I was ready. Reported it to a State Patrol officer, about 2 miles from where I got out. I learned a few days later, they got him when he sought treatment for his mace burns. Turns out his vehicle matched the description of other reports of this happening to others. I wasn't the 1st, but I was the last. Luckily, he didn't get the important stuff. My ID was in my pocket, I had been stopped by SP just before this happened, ran my info to be sure I didn't have warrants, etc. I had also just used my food stamp card, also in my pocket. I lucked out big time, but I couldn't lose all my gear/stuff. P.S. bear mace hurts so much, for DAAAAAYS
@@willsjupiter28 I call BS. You would have to be really really dumb to let off bear mace in a closed vehicle, especially one traveling at highway speed.
I’ll say, I love animals, the only reason I wouldn’t have one is because I can’t stand the thought of picking up poop or of an animal having an accident in my house as I am a huge clean freak, subsequently I would never be found camping in the woods or in the woods alone ever considering I am a young female. I live in the pacific north west, and I rarely venture anywhere alone. I’m fairly skinny and tall so I could probably stand to stock up my car with weapons, and sometimes I do wish I had an animal friend to guard me from the unknown…but I try to be smart and keep out of a prying situation
Lol actually planning a solo camp out in the Mark Twain near poplar bluff (pronounced pop-ler) in a week or so myself. PB is my hometown. Used to live on the outskirts and yeah. Shits fucking weird man. If anything interesting happens again, I'll be sure to let you know 🤷
This is why I always carry a 44 Magnum with 50 bullets and sometimes a rifle. Even when I'm going hiking for a couple days or it's a hiking for a day and it's in the middle of nowhere and there's a lot of bears around and there's crazy people out there. But mainly animals because they can smell your food and they can smell your piss and they can smell everything very bear mace doesn't really f****** it does work but I like to carry a gun especially a big high-powered pistol a 44 magnum one bullet will not kill a bear but unloading six bullets into his face region and one in his heart but you want to shoot his face shooting his eyes so he can't see in one bullet in his and these 44 Magnums are f****** powerful. I was thinking about bringing 357 but that would take more shots to kill a bear it's still powerful but it'll take more shots
Why would a bigfoot come right up to the tent and scream over and over and not do anything to the person? That makes no sense at all. Also why would the person supposedly go back to the same location alone but not record anything? Sounds like complete BS to me
With everything I've read on the topic of bigfoot since then, my best guess is it was probably trying to scare me off because I was too close to their territory? There are countless bigfoot stories/reports where the persons had one get close and do nothing but scream and howl. It's not uncommon. But who knows why they do it for real. This was September 2012. I was hitchhiking. I'd just used the last shot in my disposable camera, while visiting friends in Mountain View, which is about 30+ miles west of this location. I didn't own a phone till 2015. He'll, I didn't even own a land line till 2014. And everything I did on that trip, was alone. My closest friend was in Mountain View. However, the next day after the 2nd time, I begged my friend to come and get me at the next town. I didn't wanna risk getting stuck in the middle of nowhere at night again.
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“Mans best friend” has been proven time and time again. God bless or four legged friends. They give unconditional love and expect nothing in return.
Except food. They expect that. Lol
@@smokingisbadmtherfcker2537 Indeed, and that trade off is so, so heavily in our favor. Edit: 🤣
Mine wants whatever I’m eating doesn’t matter what it is either
Glad they do. Can’t hope for that from any human.
@@blackcellagent 😂 exactly. I have more than enough food anyhow. Might get a third dog come to think of it.
We have adopted from the animal shelter a couple times before, and i gotta say that the ones we have rescued have been the best dogs ever. Its almost like they really do understand and appreciate it.
Not gonna lie, I always give your videos a thumbs up as soon as I turn it on. Because the like shouldn’t be because of the story content. You don’t write them. You narrate them. And the hard work you put into your presentation is never lacking. I know what to expect. And I know how much I enjoy your voice and the way you tell a story. I wish people wouldn’t give narrators such a hard time. You do a great job and you work hard at it. I’d give you 999 thumbs up if TH-cam would let me!!! 🥰
I luv that... "I don't trust a person that doesn't like a dog, but I trust a Dog who doesn't trust a person."
Dogs can sense evil and this man was evil in Every sense of the Word!
Same honestly
Well I guess that's OK, but I wouldn't really say dogs can sense evil because I have been attacked by dogs for literally no reason before and they implies I'm evil. Actually now that I think about it I never meet a pet animal that liked me.
@@kingnhonj954 Cats?
@@frivolousarguments8578 my brother had a pet cat that died last year. Most of the time when I saw it the cat would claw or bite me.
As a person who is not evil, a cat lover, AND gets growled at by most people's dogs, I don't really buy into the whole "dogs are a good judge of character" thing. In fact, if we let dogs be the arbiters of who we trust based on who they growl at, I think we'd be in a lot of trouble as a society!🤣 Many psychopaths and sociopaths are able to instantly get along with aggressive dogs because they literally don't have the ability to process fear like a normal person, so the dogs aren't able to pick up on their intentions at all. When it comes to the guy in this story, it sounds like it would take neither a genius, nor a dog, to discern that he was someone you didn't want to have around! Nevertheless, I'm glad that their dog took action!
Oh man that sasquatch story man. Made my eyes tear up, I've had my own encounter. Probably too short for a read, but I was sitting in the passenger seat of my parent's car. We were heading home, we lived in the woods in Oregon. I was just watching the trees when we passed around a bend in the road. I wasn't thinking I was just staring at the trees. As the light from the car headlights hit the trees I saw these two yellow eyes reflect in the light. They came out from behind the tree and then moved back behind it. It had to be 10-20 feet off the ground. But they were so slow and deliberate. I there wasn't anything else that could ideally reflect back and explain it. And these are tall pine trees, so it's just a long tree. So no branches below, just more trees beside this one. We have cougars but normally they would hide up in the branches. And I don't think they would peek like that. This was deliberate. Like whatever it was, was waiting for us and looked specifically at me. Scary stuff. No idea if it was a sasquatch or something else but it's one of those things that has stuck with me. Had a lotta other weird things happen while living at my old place. Lots of creepy stuff happened when I lived in the woods. >.< Oh and I totally freaked out and asked my dad if he saw it, and he didn't. So it's just my word.
I don't know much about sasquatch but I heard encounters that dogmen usually have yellow eyes.
Thank you! I'm glad my effort to relay what it was really like to experience Bigfoot for the 1st time, paid off. I have plenty of real experiences to share here!
"Turned off the car radio to preserve gas" fucking what lmao
Lmao
Thank you, camping stories are my favorite! The time stamps are great, really appreciated
2:14 "We hadn't planned a single thing for the trip, and it was 100% spontaneous..."
3:02 "We had planned to camp out for a week, so we each had a relatively large pack..."
"Allegedly" true horror stories.
Hey man, allegedly😂
Funny wording, but maybe the writer just meant that they were planning to be out in the woods for a week?
“Ha, Got em’!” 😅
I noticed a couple things like that as well. I have learned these are just for fun and to take everything as most likely made up. Some are definitely more convincing than others though.
Aloha and mahalo from Hawaii! It's a rainy night, our daughter is asleep, and the wife & I are listening to your stories. We love to camp, but we love your channel just as much!
"turned off the radio to save petrol" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 this is why I'm glad you always say "allegedly true".
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I'm gonna camp right here in the comments section ! 🌲🔥⛺🌲
and I’m gonna camp in the superstore locker hiding from the guy with Kali Sticks
Snap
Same 🍻🍺🍿🍡🥪🌭🥚🥓I’ll bring some snacks
This going to be fun! 🌲🌲🔥🥘😁🌄🌲🌲
Fool... now I know where you are. Sleep tight. 😈
Hell to the YEA!! Hope my swamp fam had a great thanksgiving!
Can I just point out the stupidity of going on an unplanned, spur of the moment camping trip in March? And then camping beside a stream when everything is melting? I don't think any of those three guys has any idea what they are doing in the woods.
Nice video, love your channel. Inspired me to make creepypastas also:)
God bless Parmesean. Take wonderful care of her. 🙏🥰😍🐕
I enjoyed all 3 of these stories, but the last one, featuring Parmesan, was my absolute favorite! Thank you!
YAY!
Brown holer!
No, no, no! Always leave ONE
earbud out!!! This way you can hear if anyone or a animal is approaching you.
Man I listen to your stories at work and every time I have a fire in my back yard thank you for the stories
I'm out fishing and keep pausing the video to make sure it hasn't gone quite lol 😅
For the guy with the bright light story, there used to be a satellite that would reflect light back then. I think the name had to do with God or something and had a traceable site, but basically at a specific coordinate and time you could have they bright light reflected at you from the sun at night and it looked like it was daylight for a small area and short time before going back to darkness. Could have maybe been that
I doubt it
16:00+ this guy's a great writer.
Thank you! I have another on Campfire Tales, if it's allowed to post the link here..
@@willsjupiter28You wrote this?
Yes sir.
@@willsjupiter28 So, I take it that the story is 💯 fictional then? Not that I'm a believer in Bigfoot or anything.
No sir, this happened. It was just the catalyst to writing similar stories. I enjoy the genre now, which I only even discovered thus type of podcast/channel 3 years ago. If I hadn't, I'd never have had a place to share it, without sounding batshit.
I have heard so many cases of rescues saving the families of their adopted family.
Driving home thru the boonies listening now
I've just subscribed, I'm loving your content already!!! 👻
I tracked a Dogman to and in Mark Twain National Forest a few years ago. That place is a creepy place.
It is, and I'm not planning to go camping in MO ever again
What an awesome looking intro
Yes! Thanks Swampy, just the right dose for me!
I love the sweet dog (Parmegian) from the last story.
The narrator is absolutely right: never trust someone who doesn't like a dog, but always trust a dog that becomes suspicious of anyone around you.
Brava, precious Parmegian. You valued the people who gave you a home, and you are a true angel with paws.
That's some awful logic.
@@frivolousarguments8578 Buzz off, idiot. Animals are better judges of character than most humans - not that you would know since you're already talking like you're the soul of enlightenment.
I didnt hear the tail end where you said the 2nd story was your favorite, and said it was one of the intense stories youve had on the channel! Thanks Swamp Dweller! Thats awesome
Thank you Swamp
I luv Dogs and cats, than you for choosing to adopt a Dog from a shelter. ❤ 💕 There are many beautiful Dogs in need of rescuing. People please consider adopting a Dog, or Cat from the SPCA, or a Shelter rather than buying a expensive breed. These Animal's need us. God Bless Everyone. 🙏
P.S.
All my pets are rescues and amazingly good tempered and well behaved. It seems like they are so grateful to be rescued. Please Adopt.
First story, you said you found a camp that was already there put together by someone right... you and your friends decide to use the camp. Maybe the light you all saw was the people who had left the camp up, coming back to use it?
They saw it was being used and decided to leave... I say this since nothing else happened through out the night. Either way you did the right thing, left in the morning. Better to be safe than sorry.
Good point. So I guess in that case the story teller and his friends were the scary ones without realising it: maybe some day the camp owners will submit a story about how they were on their way back to see it had been taken over by a gang of psychos :D.
@@jackspring7709
Lol, funny Jack! It's just a thought, sometimes we get scared and forget to look the obvious. Then again, if I was there I'd probably have been a little freaked out to.
Have a Merry Christmas 🎄🎁🎅🤶☃️❄🌬⛄🎑
You thought you were safe! Camping with the Boys! But he was wearing their skin! IT'S SHIA LABEOUF!
folk say he wanders the deep forrests late at night trying to hide his flag from something called 4chan. 👻👻👻👻👻
YES!!
I had to slow this down one notch because it sounded so fast and anxious 😅😅 great choice in stories tho 💯🔥
7.20 "i can see and interact with spirits" .. NEXT! LMAO
Love the video swampy ❤️💙
This background was beautiful.....!!!
In story 3, I have never heard of the car radio using mire gasoline. It's an electrical object not fuel. Still a scary story.
I made the same comment 😂😂
Story 3 was ridiculous
Story 2 was scary
Can't remember Story 1 30 mins later
Damn I really love the background, very soft lighting perfect for listening at night
The last story was my favorite. Animals are much smarter than humans. Love your stories. It's my first time listening to you. I'm hooked😊
Ty
Fuck you about it!
Ha! Turned the radio off to preserve petrol! I f*ck*n love it! Whooooo
I hope you're doing great this year swamp. You 100% deserve millions of more views then you get
God bless that dog in last story
Good doggo
Badass background bro, love ya Swampy
Scary impressive again Swamp Dweller. 👍Another one for those dark nights..
2:23 You can't convince me that that wasn't a Fred Durst reference.
🤣
BWAHAHA!
Love you swamp dweller. Have a good day
I don't hate dogs, but I don't particularly like them either. For sure, I would never tolerate someone mistreating a dog, or any innocent animal for that matter! I'm actually more of a cat person. I grew up in a dog-loving family, and I think that might've made me like cats even more, and led me to feel that they're misunderstood. In fact, I've got one named Smoky laying on me right now, listening to these stories as well!😁
Btw, you may not know it, but Poplar Bluff, Missoura is actually well-known for encounters with, and sightings of cryptids. There was a flap of Chupacabra sightings there several years ago. It was major enough that it was even featured on the radio show Coast-to-Coast AM, which is now FM, but I digress...😁
Dogs are the best,story 3 us the best
Next you should do 3 glamping horror stories haha
"Oh no, the internet, it's broken, all I had was flat screen TV and a mini bar!"
I agree on the headphones, hate the bears 🐻
Great upload Swamp, especially the lst story. 😻 It was a scary but good feeling.
The thing that scared me the most in the video was turning off the car radio to save gas
Good stories!
Hooray for Parmesan!! Instant karma on the pyscho!
I think whoever wrote the second story was stoned out of their mind
I WAS a little stoned, but not only have I NEVER experienced hallucinations or paranoia in the 15 years I'd been smoking weed, but it was dry, crumbly dirt weed. So, not laced. And the 2nd time I was there, I wasn't stoned at all. And no way, would all that activity be hallucinations. Believe what ya want tho, cheers
Pour one out for parmesan
I liked this comment before getting to the 3rd story and at first I thought you were referring to Hunter Biden snorting Parmesan cheese
Right on time! Thanks man 🤘😎🤘
🖤🖤🖤
..cool video keep up the great content.. Thank you…
I've experienced sleep paralysis multiple (5-6) times in my life. The worst episode was while camping with my family when I was about 12. Freaked me out!
Gotta watch more horrors then I'll enjoy this delightful treat once I bid the world a good night
The late one was my favorite..
Dogs are the best RIP Louis Bleu 💞
Dog story was the best story.
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Video is crystal clear! I know what I will be binge watching tonight! Thank you!
i would have to say story 3 but mostly because i have a big soft spot for doggos.
Your cars radio doesn’t run on gas lol😂
Can we get some cryptid stories?? I really miss them, that’s what you always used to post.
Me too. I love cryptidstories
Like picture lol oxy xan
God bless saviours!
Never will I ever go camping without a pistol and a rifle & probably a shotgun too because a 12 gauge slug is the ultimate man stopper lol
Did they really say they turned off the radio to save gas.......I don't think whoever wrote this knows how cars work lol
Probs a 15 year old subscriber making it up who’s never drove before
Allegedly ... I believe all of them the universe is full of things we can't explain
How bout Crappy new phone
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What happened last night? The live stream ended right in the middle of Swamp Dweller telling a story
No it didn’t, i mentioned multiple times the stream was ending.
@@swampdweller Oh, Almost thought it cut off while you were talking cause I came back after turning in a story and didn't hear that part 🤣🤣
Hi
Boggy swamp ass ew
The first story is like : "EAT THE CORN OUTTA MY SHIT BRUH!"
Ammirite???
Lol turned the radio off to save on gas?😂
I don't know why are dog protected us it's Instinct 🤡 hahaha 😅
Swamp daddy
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The one who was hitch hiking says he got robbed but they didn't take his ear buds, whiskey or cigarettes lol?
Maybe just his money!.
Not because he didn't try to get everything else from me. (I never get in with my earbuds in anyway, it's rude since many drivers pick you up for conversation. Long distance driving sucks alone.) About 5 minutes in the car, he puts a gun on his lap, facing me, and tells me to empty my wallet. Cash, cards, etc. "I'm hitchhiking. How much money do you think I have??" He repeats it. So I did. He got $8 and 3 mangled/expired cards. He tells me to put my empty wallet back in my pocket (his mistake) and said he was gonna get off on the next ramp, and that I was going to get out and leave my pack in the car. I couldn't have that. So when I moved to put my wallet in my back pocket, I slipped the safety off the bear mace on my right hip (I assume he never noticed it getting in the car) and as I shifted back to sit, I pulled it, and fired, about 3 inches from his open, right eye. Mind you, we're on an 6 lane interstate. He screams, slammed the brakes, I hear what I thought was the sound of his gun hitting the floor in front of him, and we slid to a stop in the gravel beside the interstate. I'm affected to, but I can't pause for the pain. I kick open the door, punched the guy in the face as hard as I could,,and jumped out. I was practically blinded by the mace too, but I knew it was coming, so I was ready. Reported it to a State Patrol officer, about 2 miles from where I got out. I learned a few days later, they got him when he sought treatment for his mace burns. Turns out his vehicle matched the description of other reports of this happening to others. I wasn't the 1st, but I was the last.
Luckily, he didn't get the important stuff. My ID was in my pocket, I had been stopped by SP just before this happened, ran my info to be sure I didn't have warrants, etc. I had also just used my food stamp card, also in my pocket. I lucked out big time, but I couldn't lose all my gear/stuff.
P.S. bear mace hurts so much, for DAAAAAYS
I didn't have whiskey anymore, and I don't smoke cigarettes. ;)
@@willsjupiter28 , I am glad you are okay!.
@@willsjupiter28 I call BS. You would have to be really really dumb to let off bear mace in a closed vehicle, especially one traveling at highway speed.
I’ll say, I love animals, the only reason I wouldn’t have one is because I can’t stand the thought of picking up poop or of an animal having an accident in my house as I am a huge clean freak, subsequently I would never be found camping in the woods or in the woods alone ever considering I am a young female. I live in the pacific north west, and I rarely venture anywhere alone. I’m fairly skinny and tall so I could probably stand to stock up my car with weapons, and sometimes I do wish I had an animal friend to guard me from the unknown…but I try to be smart and keep out of a prying situation
Dude said his dad turned off the radio to preserve gas
Lol actually planning a solo camp out in the Mark Twain near poplar bluff (pronounced pop-ler) in a week or so myself. PB is my hometown. Used to live on the outskirts and yeah. Shits fucking weird man. If anything interesting happens again, I'll be sure to let you know 🤷
Well, did anything happen??
This is why I always carry a 44 Magnum with 50 bullets and sometimes a rifle. Even when I'm going hiking for a couple days or it's a hiking for a day and it's in the middle of nowhere and there's a lot of bears around and there's crazy people out there. But mainly animals because they can smell your food and they can smell your piss and they can smell everything very bear mace doesn't really f****** it does work but I like to carry a gun especially a big high-powered pistol a 44 magnum one bullet will not kill a bear but unloading six bullets into his face region and one in his heart but you want to shoot his face shooting his eyes so he can't see in one bullet in his and these 44 Magnums are f****** powerful. I was thinking about bringing 357 but that would take more shots to kill a bear it's still powerful but it'll take more shots
I've got a .44 henry rifle as a truck gun. that thing always goes camping with me.
Guy in the last one reading Odd Thomas is obviously not a country person,reading with earbuds in in the woods to block out noise🙄
Mountain person, actually
The dog could of had internal bleeding or damage
His dad turned off the radio to conserve gasoline?
BRO how you gonna name your dog after cheese like bro come on
he's a gouda boy 🐶🧀
He turned off the radio to save petrol? Great story but the radio has nothing to do with the petrol.
Lol the guy from Story 2 is so full of it.
Why would a bigfoot come right up to the tent and scream over and over and not do anything to the person? That makes no sense at all. Also why would the person supposedly go back to the same location alone but not record anything? Sounds like complete BS to me
It’s fake
With everything I've read on the topic of bigfoot since then, my best guess is it was probably trying to scare me off because I was too close to their territory? There are countless bigfoot stories/reports where the persons had one get close and do nothing but scream and howl. It's not uncommon. But who knows why they do it for real.
This was September 2012. I was hitchhiking. I'd just used the last shot in my disposable camera, while visiting friends in Mountain View, which is about 30+ miles west of this location. I didn't own a phone till 2015. He'll, I didn't even own a land line till 2014. And everything I did on that trip, was alone. My closest friend was in Mountain View. However, the next day after the 2nd time, I begged my friend to come and get me at the next town. I didn't wanna risk getting stuck in the middle of nowhere at night again.