Growing up ( in my preteens years) I would go mushroom and berry picking by myself. Loved getting into the forest areas not touched by humans ( you recognize those right away). Now, few decades older you wouldn't pay me to go all by myself 😊
Creep factor times 10!!! The mimicking would've freaked us out. 😳 We love it when folks agree to be on your show. Thanks again, Chris! Take care & God Bless!
One thing that really bothered me about this story is that they didn't bring their faithful dog into the trailer! Being a sensitive woman and a dog lover I was very upset that Gypsy had to stay outside all alone and be terrorized by that thing in the woods! Poor dog! 😳😟😮😢😢😢🦮🦮🦮🐕🦺🐕🦺🐕🦺
@@dizzylizzy6571I understand. One point of the story he said that Gypsy was brought into the house. The next time she would not listen. I was thinking I would have a collar on and leash in hand.
That mimicking is quite popular and normal in these stories. Mostly it's owls,birds and humans more sparingly. Once on Sasquatch Chronicles I heard a guy calling his dog peanut at night but one night he heard deeeeep voice ,here peanut. Most everyone freeks because they know it's not a human type frequencies but muuuch lower db they call them. Like bass.
I always enjoy these videos, but there’s a small handful of stories that I found particularly haunting, and this will be one of those for me. It’s almost up there with the one where the girl and boy ride their bikes out into the outskirts of town so she can introduce him to her “cousin” 😐 and then they just chill with Bigfoot for a while and eat potato chips lol. CREEPY.
@@cbrippee It's one of Base Camp Chris's stories: maybe 8 to 10 months ago. Click in his link it takes you to all his videos. Then scroll through, it's title is something like It Talked to Her or something like that.
6am Saturday morning and I’m binge watch Base camp, I was in a car accident last week then fell downstairs few days after that then washing broke I’m bruised in pain and tired but Chris and his lovely charming story telling makes me relax. You are such a great story teller, you also seem like such a lovely guy. Lots of love from Scotland
This story seemed more like real country folk that don't get too freaked out about what they encounter on their wild lands. The only sketchy part was when he was hurting and could start getting around. Then all the sudden he could sprint home. I guess adrenaline explains that. I love that they just respected the visitors right to be there as long as he respected their space. I used to camp all the time way back in the swamps in an old graveyard from the 1800s in a jungle hammock with all my hunting gear that carried in, because it was the highest ground around. Most of the graves are just marked with rocks, which makes them pretty obvious because there are no rocks in the swamp, just oyster shells. But there was a small area where the people that I assumed were rich were buried that had carved headstones. There was some deliverance type locals that were the only people I would run into so far back into the swamps. But when they found out I camped in the graveyard I got their respect as none would go near it because they said it was haunted. When the nastiest one around tried that intimidation at gunpoint crap on three of us one after another each individually, he was backed done at gunpoint each time. That was not what he was used to from outsiders. Rumor had it he had killed before and even served time for murder. When I hiked out for supplies and stopped in for a drink at what I called the missing pieces bar because all the locals that frequented it were missing body parts (being a waterman is a dangerous occupation) I mentioned what happened with that guy and they were all amazed an outsider got the better of that nasty fellow. They knew exactly who he was from my description, and all said that they wouldn't mess with him. But like any bully he was on good behavior once he knew that he couldn't get away with it with us. We weren't going to be scared off so if he wanted to be there it would be on our terms. Anyway I know what it is like to be living in very remote areas. I heard lots of weird stuff in that graveyard at night, but nothing ever truly interacted with me physically. I figured as long as they didn't bother me I wouldn't bother them. Come daylight there was never anything unusual. But while hunting near my camp I met a nice guy with clothes that didn't fit the time period. They looked to be from a very long time ago. But the poor hand down their clothes for generations if they stand the test of time well so I didn't think much of it. He apologized for interrupting my hunt and introduced himself by giving me his fill name. I was in a tree stand but got the impression he would have shaken my hand in respect at that point if I were on the ground with him. When I got back to camp there were fresh wildflowers on one of the few graves that had a carved marker just yards from the trees my jungle hammock was suspended between. The name on one of the markers of that family was the name he had given me. The flowers were on the grave of the wife of the name that he gave right next to the grave that bore his name, and it was her birthday according to the headstone inscription. When I met him the only thing that seemed odd was he had clothes that fit what people wore over 100 years ago and spoke slightly different English. But honestly all the local spoke different English (their own local dialect) so that didn't really seem odd. He was real nice and apologized for interrupting my hunt. We chatted for about 15 minutes. He seemed alive to me. But maybe he wasn't.
@treyt3764 damn amigo what a experience!! you don't got balls. you got Granite Boulders! sleeping in a graveyard as a campsite?? Shiite I'll go in a cemetery for a funeral thats it. old cemetery are very interesting. no way. period. thanks for taking your time to share. from texas
The graveyard was the highest ground around so it made the perfect campsite in the tidal swamps. I only saw one flood tide get so high that it put the graveyard underwater. But being in a jungle hammock I was still able to be suspended above the water. I had to use some ropes to rig up some makeshift suspended table like things to prepare food and eat off. It was a cold camp that trip. It was really interesting hunting when everything was underwater. It was a game changer.@@user-rd8re2lo9c
Wow Chris another great story. The creature he encountered didn't seem like it wanted to hurt him. Maybe it was just curious. He was right to go in when the creature came around the trailer and not mess with it . Anyway thanks again Chris.
@shb6867 I agree. since the thing was throwing leaves an dirt at the barking dog my impression is 'ole bigfoot was telling the dog to go away. I had to get after a bigfoot that attacked my dog that'd run into the woods alongside the road where I was jogging about 1am in morning under a full moon. damn dog came outa the brush lookin at me like "what'dja do that for dad? I almost had him"! damn dog. This happened just outside trinity, texas on lake livingston October 1983. I was 18 year old. from texas
I liked your take on Bigfoot's mimic and that was creepy plus the observation of him sleeping wow i wouldn't layed still for that hour but seemed to be the right choice. What a story 😻
I like it when he interviews the people on the phone after the story since that usually provides extra information about the situation that might not have been included in the actual story.
If I came across what looked like a mass of burial spots or graves I would be ringing the police thinking there could be murder victims underneath. There could be missing people underneath those rock piles.
I'm Indigenous and many tribes buried our Dead like this or in the old days the did this also. If a someone killed someone they wouldn't want it to be found. They wouldn't use rocks
My dog is named Gypsy Rose. Ever time you say Gypsy, in a tone that is clearly reserved for a dog, she is looking for you and trying to figure out who/where you are. It's hilarious
Hi Chris, very interesting and really scary story, perfectly told for us. That weird, unnerving, mimicking behaviour has been shared by ‘experiencers’ before, so Jerrod’s scenario adds to this body of information. Good to listen to Jerrod. It would be quite tempting to dig at the rock piles, but that would be a big step to take - could be very culturally inappropriate. I had a blue healer (called Blue!🤣) Super lovely dogs. Thanks Chris - Kiwi Linda, from sunny New Zealand.
@@AnnaMendozaKCMO Hi , I’ve heard of the mimicking several times over the years. Not only as it pertains to BF. I’ve experienced what my friends and I finally assumed was demonic after having heard someone say our name thinking it was one of us , but turns out they were either sleeping or not around. Not to jump on the “demonic” bandwagon , but my understanding is that if you hear your name from a familiar voice but that person isn’t there ..? It’s likely from something not good. Also, BF are known to be uncanny mimickers , able to mimic a Jake-break from a logging truck. A chainsaw , etc. . Sounds crazy , I know , but I’ve heard people make these claims too many times to dismiss it .
For some reason the pile of rocks looks like it’s been there for a long time. Looks like something you wouldn’t risk desecrating. I’ve heard an account or two in which someone has claimed to have killed a BF (and really regretted doing so. In one account they witnessed the mother of a young one they shot deeply mourning her loss…) and it seems like I recall the body/bones not being there when they’d gone back to look for it. I mean to say that I get the idea that BF burials don’t often occur. Idk, some do some don’t ? The “grave” in this account sure looks … like a large grave and not just a marker or ? Right ?
Thank you Chris for giving us our scary story fix. Glad you're warm and toasty...and I'm not even a beer person. Ha.ha❤. Gonna listen to the story of Gerrat.
I know in Shenandoah National Forest, prior to its "purchase"/creation, there were many rural folks living in the mountains in their homes. You can still see the remains of some of those homes and associate structures in the forest. I wonder if Mark Twain also had a similar background, and at some point there were people living on those lands? Also, didn't indigenous tribes in some parts of the Americas build their homes on top of stone, and when the homes eventually deteriorate, only stone is left?
Loved the story as always. I also love your decor and always look for new additions. The clock jumping between different times was hilarious. I assume you combined clips from different recordings, but it added an interesting layer to your storytelling. Thanks for another great story.
Great story! I would like you to do a Q&A with these guests and ask them our questions. I would ask “Has he ever returned to the area or did the creature ever try to make contact with them?”
Love this one! It’s great to hear the person actually tell some of their encounter. But these videos would not be the same without your narrative. And I’m learning a lot about the great variety of beers. Though not a beer drinker, I’d sure like to try them out. 😅 I used to own 6 acres a little ways south of West Plaines. I never had an encounter there, but I didn’t live there, just visited friends on the adjacent acreage. Great area. A beautiful horse farm was right across the highway but darned if it was sold and a car race track was put in. So sad. I eventually sold my property to the folks next to me and haven’t been back there. Keep On Hiking!🤗
Regarding the trees dying. I think that if someone dug a hole for a burial that it would damage the root system. This could be the reason for the tress dying
Great show as usual. This was one of your best. My wife and i were especially interested because about eight years ago we were looking at rural property outside West Plains. Creepy stuff! Now kinda glad we never moved there despite now living in Big Foot country in north central Illinois! Lots of sightings here. We might have encountered one near our house a couple years ago! Thanks again - and we loved the small stove. Bring it back!
Hi Chris, another fascinating story and interview with Jarrod. I absolutely love listening to you, you are a wonderful story teller. I live in Plymouth, Devon, UK and whilst the South West of England has strange stories we do not have Sasquatch stories. Keep up the good work 👏
@@patroberts5449did you ever see the Mad Magazine cartoon ripping on that guy?! Oh man, it was at the limit! Would have been in the 70's or early 80's.
@@joycehook4832 it was nothing nefarious, just being a goof and he can drink a beer anytime he wants. Germans have beer with bfast and Portuguese put moonshine in their espresso. And sometimes I do too
What a story and the part where his words are repeated would have sent me right out of there. Great story and your telling of it was scary. Thanks again for an amazing story experience and I'm glad you were warm and comfy in your base camp studio.
Another great story! I appreciate your story telling ways! You're really enjoyable to listen to. And I love the still images you add throughout the video! I'm not sure if the calendar is all Bigfoot or if it's just August that has Bigfoot. If it's the former, let's see the rest! Now I'm gonna have to check the calendar on your older vids. Thanks for the story!
I feel sorry for Jerrod, seeing what he seen and hearing what he heard that is scary, and poor Gypsy too, she tried her BEST to get someone out there to help with the situation! Just horrible! Gypsy should have been in the house!! 😍😚😙🐕🐾
Oh boy Chris, your stories seem to top your former stories!!!! This story is so freaky!!! What tops it is the speaking of the creature!!! All this is so wild to me. I believe one day that Sasquatch or bigfoot will be photographed and we will see the mystery of this big guy!!! Stay safe Chris!!❤😊
I think people are already doing that but we have been exposed to so many fakes it will take some DNA evidence (like from hair or scat) to prove their existence scientifically. Giant pandas were considered a Chinese folk tale until 1911 when the skin of one was acquired by a European, now they are beloved around the world.
Thanks for the story Chris. The mimicry was creepy af. I’m thinking it was good that the graves were not disturbed because that would have opened up a whole different story.
Thanks for taking my little advice Chris. You made your video longer. We are not teenagers with short attention span and others we listen to go into waaaaaay more detail so this was nice. Also it was so nice to not hear you say mmmm tasty after bigfoot beer tasting. You are amazing and tell and send many your channel. Keep it up. Ps I listen to 25-30 bigfoot channels alone. Sasquatch Chronicles is my favorite. This topic and most all other truths are starting to come to life and be known.
Thank You Chris another Awsome true storie, yes the mimicking scary. thank You Jerrod. for sharing this testamonie. Safe Journeys Love and GOD Bless You all Aloha Always Sister Chrissy Honolulu HI 💙🌹🥰🙏
Its amazing the human behavior. Chris just asked about the burial site on the property. But he doesn’t just answer the question? He goes on to explain where the land was, the size the shape of the land and the plans to live there, and moving onto the land. It is so bizarre?! In a fascinating way, why he did that instead of just answering the question right away?!
WOW "Gypsy come over here" that's Crazy! It's not too often that you hear about this creature we've learn of, Bigfoot, vocalizing distinctly in this manner. what a great story! Happy New Year Chris!
Excellent storytelling, Chris. I got sucked into the story and got creeped out when you started imitating the monster saying "Gypsy" in a low raspy voice. Lol, good stuff. Cheers!
Thanks, Chris, for such illustrating and well-searched stories and chronicles. Even though we have no Sastkwatch activity in our Costa Rican tropical forests (that I know of so far), it's amazing how this amazing species of times old have survived well hidden, and now become more and more active before men's eyes. Could it be because Nature and planet Earth are now entering a total new 'state of Vibration', which allows them (as well as other multidimensional phenomena and creatures) to be much closer and better detected by our own five senses? Cheers and warm hugs PURA VIDA from Costa Rica!!!
Thank you Chris for this platform. I'll be brief. I'm 56 now living in the most southern of NJ. Years ago, approximately 2013 or so I went on a camping trip with a buddy of mine to get my mind off of my recent divorce. We camped outside Wilkes Barre PA. It was a desolate campground with it seemed only us 2. To cut down on detail for sake of content, we set camp and while doing so found a discarded wooden crate. When we put it on the evening fire, for some reason this crate, a plank and wire crate, lit up with flames that grew worrisome high. As we were trying to mitigate thus 15 ft high fire, a voice of the woods, I'd say screamed like what many have heard. It started off low and hit a high peak and dipped low again three or four times easily as it circled us approx at 80 -100 yds ( bow hunter) My non woodsy buddy thought it was a fox. He's forest deaf. I'll never forget that sound and didn't sleep until i passed out near dawn but it apparently didn't like our fire
Hola Chris I enjoyed your video. Thank you so much Just want to say you’re amazing. Very good story teller for sure. have a wonderful evening love and God bless♥️💕❤️🙏🙏🙏👍✌️😇
Really? Like you're basically dealing with a monster, if you believe the story is real, that is. I can guarantee any person who claims they would fight bigfoot for their dog is lying. Almost all of us would probably shit our pants if we were ever confronted with a similar situation to these. Dogs are both smart and protective if they think they're protecting you they will put themselves in harms way, but they won't needlessly engage with something much larger than them that is a potential danger.
@@ragingmoderate6791 you would be wrong, I have a friend who put himself in harms way for his dog. Just as I would for mine. They are family. Maybe someday you'll be lucky enough to have this kind of relationship.
@van3363 Nope, no animal is worth my life. I've had dogs and loved them very much. They aren't family, though, and they aren't worth a human life. You might scare off a bear or some wolves for your dog or even stand up to another human. If you think you'd be Tough Man Tim when a 9 foot ape man that isn't supposed to exist pops out and tries to snatch your dog. All I can say is okay dude keep telling yourself that.
I have lived here my whole life and I have been in and out of these woods I have an old native American friend that would tell me stories and I have some of my own stories that still make the hair on my arm and the back of my neck stand straight and give me chills down my back
I love your story-telling, Chris, but thank you for adding in interviews now and then! It's always good know how it affected the ones who experienced it👍
Gotta get a set of Beer Glasses up in thay room Chris!! Great stuff as always!! Thanks!! 👍😊 Too bad he didn't take pics of the burial ground!! Would have loved to see it!
Bro, that part about waking up in the woods, with something that close, watching him sleep, creeped me the eff out! Holy shite! That would be terrifying!
Growing up ( in my preteens years) I would go mushroom and berry picking by myself. Loved getting into the forest areas not touched by humans ( you recognize those right away). Now, few decades older you wouldn't pay me to go all by myself 😊
They watch over me when I’m out there.
Because we know things now that our ignorant young selves didn't!
Creep factor times 10!!! The mimicking would've freaked us out. 😳 We love it when folks agree to be on your show. Thanks again, Chris! Take care & God Bless!
One thing that really bothered me about this story is that they didn't bring their faithful dog into the trailer! Being a sensitive woman and a dog lover I was very upset that Gypsy had to stay outside all alone and be terrorized by that thing in the woods! Poor dog! 😳😟😮😢😢😢🦮🦮🦮🐕🦺🐕🦺🐕🦺
@@dizzylizzy6571I understand. One point of the story he said that Gypsy was brought into the house. The next time she would not listen. I was thinking I would have a collar on and leash in hand.
@@dizzylizzy6571 That's what I said too! Gypsy should have been in the house! ! 😍😚😙🐕🐾
@@purrrfect6032 EXACTLY!
That mimicking is quite popular and normal in these stories. Mostly it's owls,birds and humans more sparingly. Once on Sasquatch Chronicles I heard a guy calling his dog peanut at night but one night he heard deeeeep voice ,here peanut. Most everyone freeks because they know it's not a human type frequencies but muuuch lower db they call them. Like bass.
I've heard this many times, them imitating the home owners voice, calling their animals out into the woods and ppl. It's very creepy and scary.
I always enjoy these videos, but there’s a small handful of stories that I found particularly haunting, and this will be one of those for me. It’s almost up there with the one where the girl and boy ride their bikes out into the outskirts of town so she can introduce him to her “cousin” 😐 and then they just chill with Bigfoot for a while and eat potato chips lol. CREEPY.
I remember that one too
Yep, that's definitely made the rounds!
@@Juanita6173 So do I.
Where do I find this potato chip episode?
@@cbrippee It's one of Base Camp Chris's stories: maybe 8 to 10 months ago. Click in his link it takes you to all his videos. Then scroll through, it's title is something like It Talked to Her or something like that.
Really liked this story alot. Its as though the creature was protecting him while he slept in the dark. ❤
That voice mimicking Gypsy would be really creepy! I have heard another story where the people having the experience cited their words being mimicked.
6am Saturday morning and I’m binge watch Base camp, I was in a car accident last week then fell downstairs few days after that then washing broke I’m bruised in pain and tired but Chris and his lovely charming story telling makes me relax. You are such a great story teller, you also seem like such a lovely guy. Lots of love from Scotland
No matter how scared I would be, I wouldn’t ever leave my dog.
NEITHER would I, NEVER!! 😍😚😙🐕🐾
Not ever. Not for anything ❤
@@anonymousresistance123 I totally agree, I wouldn't leave my dog either!! I LOVE my dog!! 😍😚😙❤💋👄🐕🐾
I saw that movie, and Spoiler, you got eaten.
@@Velshard that’s ok, at least my dog didn’t go alone!
I live in the Ozarks in Missouri… They. Are. Here.
Would love to hear if you have ever heard anything or seen one
Stayed many summers in ivy bend I don't know about you but I would like to check out thus area he was talking about any chance it could be located
This story seemed more like real country folk that don't get too freaked out about what they encounter on their wild lands. The only sketchy part was when he was hurting and could start getting around. Then all the sudden he could sprint home. I guess adrenaline explains that. I love that they just respected the visitors right to be there as long as he respected their space.
I used to camp all the time way back in the swamps in an old graveyard from the 1800s in a jungle hammock with all my hunting gear that carried in, because it was the highest ground around. Most of the graves are just marked with rocks, which makes them pretty obvious because there are no rocks in the swamp, just oyster shells. But there was a small area where the people that I assumed were rich were buried that had carved headstones. There was some deliverance type locals that were the only people I would run into so far back into the swamps. But when they found out I camped in the graveyard I got their respect as none would go near it because they said it was haunted. When the nastiest one around tried that intimidation at gunpoint crap on three of us one after another each individually, he was backed done at gunpoint each time. That was not what he was used to from outsiders. Rumor had it he had killed before and even served time for murder. When I hiked out for supplies and stopped in for a drink at what I called the missing pieces bar because all the locals that frequented it were missing body parts (being a waterman is a dangerous occupation) I mentioned what happened with that guy and they were all amazed an outsider got the better of that nasty fellow. They knew exactly who he was from my description, and all said that they wouldn't mess with him. But like any bully he was on good behavior once he knew that he couldn't get away with it with us. We weren't going to be scared off so if he wanted to be there it would be on our terms.
Anyway I know what it is like to be living in very remote areas. I heard lots of weird stuff in that graveyard at night, but nothing ever truly interacted with me physically. I figured as long as they didn't bother me I wouldn't bother them. Come daylight there was never anything unusual. But while hunting near my camp I met a nice guy with clothes that didn't fit the time period. They looked to be from a very long time ago. But the poor hand down their clothes for generations if they stand the test of time well so I didn't think much of it. He apologized for interrupting my hunt and introduced himself by giving me his fill name. I was in a tree stand but got the impression he would have shaken my hand in respect at that point if I were on the ground with him. When I got back to camp there were fresh wildflowers on one of the few graves that had a carved marker just yards from the trees my jungle hammock was suspended between. The name on one of the markers of that family was the name he had given me. The flowers were on the grave of the wife of the name that he gave right next to the grave that bore his name, and it was her birthday according to the headstone inscription. When I met him the only thing that seemed odd was he had clothes that fit what people wore over 100 years ago and spoke slightly different English. But honestly all the local spoke different English (their own local dialect) so that didn't really seem odd. He was real nice and apologized for interrupting my hunt. We chatted for about 15 minutes. He seemed alive to me. But maybe he wasn't.
@treyt3764 damn amigo what a experience!! you don't got balls. you got Granite Boulders! sleeping in a graveyard as a campsite??
Shiite
I'll go in a cemetery for a funeral thats it. old cemetery are very interesting. no way. period.
thanks for taking your time to share.
from texas
The graveyard was the highest ground around so it made the perfect campsite in the tidal swamps. I only saw one flood tide get so high that it put the graveyard underwater. But being in a jungle hammock I was still able to be suspended above the water. I had to use some ropes to rig up some makeshift suspended table like things to prepare food and eat off. It was a cold camp that trip. It was really interesting hunting when everything was underwater. It was a game changer.@@user-rd8re2lo9c
Thank you for an acquainting with that old time hospitality .
beautiful rendition.
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Wow Chris another great story. The creature he encountered didn't seem like it wanted to hurt him. Maybe it was just curious. He was right to go in when the creature came around the trailer and not mess with it . Anyway thanks again Chris.
@shb6867 I agree. since the thing was throwing leaves an dirt at the barking dog my impression is 'ole bigfoot was telling the dog to go away. I had to get after a bigfoot that attacked my dog that'd run into the woods alongside the road where I was jogging about 1am in morning under a full moon. damn dog came outa the brush lookin at me like "what'dja do that for dad? I almost had him"! damn dog.
This happened just outside trinity, texas on lake livingston October 1983. I was 18 year old.
from texas
Hello from the Missouri Ozarks!
Hello from BullShoals lake Sharon!
I liked your take on Bigfoot's mimic and that was creepy plus the observation of him sleeping wow i wouldn't layed still for that hour but seemed to be the right choice. What a story 😻
Great story, Chris! It would freak me out big time if that beast was repeating what I said. Time to get the heck out of there. 😲😯
Thank you, Chris. I’ve heard audio of alleged Sasquatch calling out this married couple’s dogs names.. same cadence and very creepy
Good story!Glad the bigfoot did not kill the dog.Throw,ing leaves was OK but the voice matching was scarey!Thanks for the strory.
Yes, I was thinking about what if that Bigfoot killed and ate Gypsy? Then it would be the fault ofJarrod and his dad!!
I like it when he interviews the people on the phone after the story since that usually provides extra information about the situation that might not have been included in the actual story.
If I came across what looked like a mass of burial spots or graves I would be ringing the police thinking there could be murder victims underneath. There could be missing people underneath those rock piles.
I'm Indigenous and many tribes buried our Dead like this or in the old days the did this also. If a someone killed someone they wouldn't want it to be found. They wouldn't use rocks
My dog is named Gypsy Rose. Ever time you say Gypsy, in a tone that is clearly reserved for a dog, she is looking for you and trying to figure out who/where you are.
It's hilarious
Oh she sounds sweet and precious! Please give her lots of LOVE for me, thank you! ❤ 😍😚😙🐕🐾
Awwwww, cute doggie.💖
Hi Chris, very interesting and really scary story, perfectly told for us.
That weird, unnerving, mimicking behaviour has been shared by ‘experiencers’ before, so Jerrod’s scenario adds to this body of information.
Good to listen to Jerrod. It would be quite tempting to dig at the rock piles, but that would be a big step to take - could be very culturally inappropriate.
I had a blue healer (called Blue!🤣)
Super lovely dogs.
Thanks Chris - Kiwi Linda, from sunny New Zealand.
I have never heard about this mimicking before, that I can remember. I think I would have remembered that though, because THAT is creepy!
Yup big foot always wins court cases involving cultural issue fer shur
@@AnnaMendozaKCMO Hi , I’ve heard of the mimicking several times over the years. Not only as it pertains to BF. I’ve experienced what my friends and I finally assumed was demonic after having heard someone say our name thinking it was one of us , but turns out they were either sleeping or not around. Not to jump on the “demonic” bandwagon , but my understanding is that if you hear your name from a familiar voice but that person isn’t there ..? It’s likely from something not good. Also, BF are known to be uncanny mimickers , able to mimic a Jake-break from a logging truck. A chainsaw , etc. . Sounds crazy , I know , but I’ve heard people make these claims too many times to dismiss it .
For some reason the pile of rocks looks like it’s been there for a long time. Looks like something you wouldn’t risk desecrating. I’ve heard an account or two in which someone has claimed to have killed a BF (and really regretted doing so. In one account they witnessed the mother of a young one they shot deeply mourning her loss…) and it seems like I recall the body/bones not being there when they’d gone back to look for it. I mean to say that I get the idea that BF burials don’t often occur. Idk, some do some don’t ? The “grave” in this account sure looks … like a large grave and not just a marker or ? Right ?
@@woodspirit98More thinking along the lines of this possibly being an old Native American burial area, or maybe early European settlers.
Thank you Chris for giving us our scary story fix. Glad you're warm and toasty...and I'm not even a beer person. Ha.ha❤. Gonna listen to the story of Gerrat.
I know in Shenandoah National Forest, prior to its "purchase"/creation, there were many rural folks living in the mountains in their homes. You can still see the remains of some of those homes and associate structures in the forest. I wonder if Mark Twain also had a similar background, and at some point there were people living on those lands? Also, didn't indigenous tribes in some parts of the Americas build their homes on top of stone, and when the homes eventually deteriorate, only stone is left?
What an amazing story! Keep up the good work and stay hiking
The mimicking added to the creepy factor!
Chris you're the best storyteller, love all your sound effects you add in the time you do and I love your home base camp
Loved the story as always. I also love your decor and always look for new additions. The clock jumping between different times was hilarious. I assume you combined clips from different recordings, but it added an interesting layer to your storytelling. Thanks for another great story.
Thank you Chris! 👍
Great story! I would like you to do a Q&A with these guests and ask them our questions. I would ask “Has he ever returned to the area or did the creature ever try to make contact with them?”
I live 15 minutes from there and never ever heard anyone mention anything about bigfoot. And I grew up way out in the country.
Happy New Year Chris 2024, Thankyou 😊♡
I worry about the dog 11:08. 🇨🇦😳🐶
YEA ME TOO! POOR DOGGY!
So do I!!!! 😍😚😙🐕🐾
This was one of the scariest and creepiest I’ve listened to. It’s by far my favorite so far… wow !!!
Thanks Donald...that was creepy. C
Love this one! It’s great to hear the person actually tell some of their encounter. But these videos would not be the same without your narrative. And I’m learning a lot about the great variety of beers. Though not a beer drinker, I’d sure like to try them out. 😅
I used to own 6 acres a little ways south of West Plaines. I never had an encounter there, but I didn’t live there, just visited friends on the adjacent acreage. Great area. A beautiful horse farm was right across the highway but darned if it was sold and a car race track was put in. So sad. I eventually sold my property to the folks next to me and haven’t been back there. Keep On Hiking!🤗
Wow!! What a story!! Took a lot to lay there for an hour!! Great job Chris keep them coming!
Regarding the trees dying. I think that if someone dug a hole for a burial that it would damage the root system. This could be the reason for the tress dying
Good call!....
West Plains MO is just a pile of small rocks😅. ❤ thanks for sharing Chris and Jarrod. (I lived 7 miles out of town too ha)
You are right in the area. Looks like good country. and very welcome! C🍌
LOVE IT Chris!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great show as usual. This was one of your best. My wife and i were especially interested because about eight years ago we were looking at rural property outside West Plains. Creepy stuff! Now kinda glad we never moved there despite now living in Big Foot country in north central Illinois! Lots of sightings here. We might have encountered one near our house a couple years ago! Thanks again - and we loved the small stove. Bring it back!
Another great one Chris! Tx for sharing Jared!🌲🏕🌲
Thanks so much, Sir Chris! Really appreciate your efforts telling us these incredible encounters. 👍😃
I live in the mountains...they are everywhere! I thought they were Indian burial mounds
Hi Chris, another fascinating story and interview with Jarrod. I absolutely love listening to you, you are a wonderful story teller. I live in Plymouth, Devon, UK and whilst the South West of England has strange stories we do not have Sasquatch stories. Keep up the good work 👏
Your my favorite channel Chris 💯
You've never made a drink by boiling green pine needles? Dude! It's delicious, and good for you!
Ok “Euell Gibbons” 😜😂😂😂 (Your comment reminds of him from the old grape nuts commercials in the 70’s)
@@patroberts5449did you ever see the Mad Magazine cartoon ripping on that guy?! Oh man, it was at the limit!
Would have been in the 70's or early 80's.
@@GarthWatkins-th3jt I’m sure I saw it as that was required reading in my teen years!!😂😂
Pine needle tea is rich in vitamin c.
You boil the water, then add the pine needles and let it steep for a few minutes. Actually boiling the needles will kill many of the benefits. 😊
Chris is drinking at 1030am. I do the same thing when I’m at camp! 🍻
How do you know for sure that it's not 10:30 PM?
@@joycehook4832 how do you know for sure? :-)
I'm thinking for sure it's night caus he said in the beginning "This evening...so on so fourth.. 😊
@@joycehook4832 it was nothing nefarious, just being a goof and he can drink a beer anytime he wants. Germans have beer with bfast and Portuguese put moonshine in their espresso. And sometimes I do too
I know it was just a funny but you know the saying, it's 5' O'CLOCK somewhere. 😛
Enjoy your story's thank you Chris 🌼🐝🌺 love you laugh 😅🙂
Chris Happy New Year 🎉i love your videos
got chills with this one
Happy New Year! I was worried about you 😊
Happy new year Chris i plan on doing a ton of hiking this year hope i don’t see a squatch out here in Tennessee
What a story and the part where his words are repeated would have sent me right out of there. Great story and your telling of it was scary. Thanks again for an amazing story experience and I'm glad you were warm and comfy in your base camp studio.
I think it was mean leaving the dog in potential danger outside. For chrissake 🤦♂️🤦♀️
AMEN! GEEZ IS THAT ANY WAY TO TREAT MAN'S BEST FRIEND?? 😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡😡
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Cheers from okanagan valley.bc Canada 🇨🇦
Hello Canada!
Another great one Chris. Thank you!
Great video.
Great channel cris, Ur channel is so soothing.
Thank you!! appreciate it...C🍌
Amazing story!
I am new to the channel.
You do some pretty cool stuff.
Another great story! I appreciate your story telling ways! You're really enjoyable to listen to. And I love the still images you add throughout the video! I'm not sure if the calendar is all Bigfoot or if it's just August that has Bigfoot. If it's the former, let's see the rest! Now I'm gonna have to check the calendar on your older vids.
Thanks for the story!
Yes I caught that and his clock went from 9.00 to 11.00 😮😮😮
Yay just looking for you and you posted just in time for my bedtime story❤
I feel sorry for Jerrod, seeing what he seen and hearing what he heard that is scary, and poor Gypsy too, she tried her BEST to get someone out there to help with the situation!
Just horrible! Gypsy should have been in the house!! 😍😚😙🐕🐾
WOW ..and Holy WOW
That was the creepiest story yet!!!!!
Very fascinating stories thx Chris
Oh boy Chris, your stories seem to top your former stories!!!! This story is so freaky!!! What tops it is the speaking of the creature!!! All this is so wild to me. I believe one day that Sasquatch or bigfoot will be photographed and we will see the mystery of this big guy!!! Stay safe Chris!!❤😊
I think people are already doing that but we have been exposed to so many fakes it will take some DNA evidence (like from hair or scat) to prove their existence scientifically. Giant pandas were considered a Chinese folk tale until 1911 when the skin of one was acquired by a European, now they are beloved around the world.
Yeah that was a creepy one Chris 😬💯
Thanks for the story Chris. The mimicry was creepy af. I’m thinking it was good that the graves were not disturbed because that would have opened up a whole different story.
Another great story Chris. Love it when you do the interviews. Can't wait until the next one. Hopefully in the middle of the week!!
Thanks for taking my little advice Chris. You made your video longer. We are not teenagers with short attention span and others we listen to go into waaaaaay more detail so this was nice. Also it was so nice to not hear you say mmmm tasty after bigfoot beer tasting. You are amazing and tell and send many your channel. Keep it up. Ps I listen to 25-30 bigfoot channels alone. Sasquatch Chronicles is my favorite. This topic and most all other truths are starting to come to life and be known.
Thank You Chris another Awsome true storie, yes the mimicking scary. thank You Jerrod. for sharing this testamonie. Safe Journeys Love and GOD Bless You all Aloha Always Sister Chrissy Honolulu HI 💙🌹🥰🙏
I’ve a half Blue Heeler, half Pit and they’re very protective and alert dogs. They don’t miss anything.. from squirrels on up
Thank you Chris and Jerrod, that was really creepy!
Very Welcome Marilyn! 🌲
Great story Chris , thank you 😊👍
Its amazing the human behavior. Chris just asked about the burial site on the property. But he doesn’t just answer the question? He goes on to explain where the land was, the size the shape of the land and the plans to live there, and moving onto the land. It is so bizarre?! In a fascinating way, why he did that instead of just answering the question right away?!
WOW "Gypsy come over here" that's Crazy! It's not too often that you hear about this creature we've learn of, Bigfoot, vocalizing distinctly in this manner. what a great story! Happy New Year Chris!
Thanks Jan! C
Excellent storytelling, Chris. I got sucked into the story and got creeped out when you started imitating the monster saying "Gypsy" in a low raspy voice. Lol, good stuff. Cheers!
Another great story chris. Good stuff.
Thanks, Chris, for such illustrating and well-searched stories and chronicles.
Even though we have no Sastkwatch activity in our Costa Rican tropical forests (that I know of so far), it's amazing how this amazing species of times old have survived well hidden, and now become more and more active before men's eyes. Could it be because Nature and planet Earth are now entering a total new 'state of Vibration', which allows them (as well as other multidimensional phenomena and creatures) to be much closer and better detected by our own five senses?
Cheers and warm hugs PURA VIDA from Costa Rica!!!
Thank you Chris for this platform. I'll be brief. I'm 56 now living in the most southern of NJ. Years ago, approximately 2013 or so I went on a camping trip with a buddy of mine to get my mind off of my recent divorce. We camped outside Wilkes Barre PA. It was a desolate campground with it seemed only us 2. To cut down on detail for sake of content, we set camp and while doing so found a discarded wooden crate. When we put it on the evening fire, for some reason this crate, a plank and wire crate, lit up with flames that grew worrisome high. As we were trying to mitigate thus 15 ft high fire, a voice of the woods, I'd say screamed like what many have heard. It started off low and hit a high peak and dipped low again three or four times easily as it circled us approx at 80 -100 yds ( bow hunter) My non woodsy buddy thought it was a fox. He's forest deaf. I'll never forget that sound and didn't sleep until i passed out near dawn but it apparently didn't like our fire
Hola Chris I enjoyed your video. Thank you so much Just want to say you’re amazing. Very good story teller for sure. have a wonderful evening love and God bless♥️💕❤️🙏🙏🙏👍✌️😇
I noticed for the first time , what the " I believe " sign said at the bottom ,pretty funny .
Happy New Year Chris and Base Campers!
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉BCC!❤ Keep hiking 🥾🥾
Getting cold out isn't it? I just came down thru N Idaho and near your zone. It's actually colder in the high desert than up North in the heavy snow
Chris, that was a great Video !
Nancy & I watch every one. Love your channel.
Paul 🇺🇸
Thanks Chris for another great story.
WHAT ABOUT POOR GYPSY THE DOG? THAT IS HORRIBLE AND JUST PLAIN CRUEL TO LEAVE YOUR BEST FRIEND OUTSIDE TO FACE THAT CREATURE ALL ALONE! JUST TERRIBLE!
I agree with you dixxylizzy!
I'd never leave my fur babies in harms way.
Really? Like you're basically dealing with a monster, if you believe the story is real, that is. I can guarantee any person who claims they would fight bigfoot for their dog is lying. Almost all of us would probably shit our pants if we were ever confronted with a similar situation to these. Dogs are both smart and protective if they think they're protecting you they will put themselves in harms way, but they won't needlessly engage with something much larger than them that is a potential danger.
@@ragingmoderate6791 you would be wrong, I have a friend who put himself in harms way for his dog. Just as I would for mine. They are family. Maybe someday you'll be lucky enough to have this kind of relationship.
@van3363 Nope, no animal is worth my life. I've had dogs and loved them very much. They aren't family, though, and they aren't worth a human life. You might scare off a bear or some wolves for your dog or even stand up to another human. If you think you'd be Tough Man Tim when a 9 foot ape man that isn't supposed to exist pops out and tries to snatch your dog. All I can say is okay dude keep telling yourself that.
good show and interview.
Blessings to you and yours brother from Upper East Tennessee.👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I have lived here my whole life and I have been in and out of these woods I have an old native American friend that would tell me stories and I have some of my own stories that still make the hair on my arm and the back of my neck stand straight and give me chills down my back
What a wonderfful new year ahead.
A fantastic show. The initial telling of his encounter and interview are really great!
Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks Chris🍌⭐👍
Creepy story!
Good one!
Hi Chris. I wonder if the trees were dead to keep the roots from disturbing the spot (s)? . Very interesting story. I enjoyed it . Thanks Chris..
I love your story-telling, Chris, but thank you for adding in interviews now and then! It's always good know how it affected the ones who experienced it👍
Gotta get a set of Beer Glasses up in thay room Chris!!
Great stuff as always!! Thanks!! 👍😊
Too bad he didn't take pics of the burial ground!! Would have loved to see it!
Bro, that part about waking up in the woods, with something that close, watching him sleep, creeped me the eff out! Holy shite! That would be terrifying!
Happy New Year Chris 🤎👣
Chris, you're the best!
Great story Chris. I love your studio. It looks very cozy.
Great episode, Chris!