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Now, what are your reporting?
I got a screen going on here.

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Something just kid with my dog,
something to kill your dog? My dog.

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We're flying through there, over the
tree. I don't know how it

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did it? Okay, damn it. I'm really confused. All I saw

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was my dog coming over the fence, and name was dead once you hit

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the grill. I didn't see any
cars. All I saw was my dog

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coming over the fence. Happen?
What are you reporting? We got some

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wonder or something crawling around out here? Did you see what it was?

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It was enough out here looking.
I'm new to window now and I don't

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see anything. I don't want to
go outside this point. You're Kara York.

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Hello, hit thebody out here?
What quin? I'm out there?

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It's thought of a bit of about
sixty nine. I don't know you see

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him out there? Yeah? I'm
right head. Oh what I want to

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share with you today, Jacob?
This was thirty years ago. This was

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near Lake Clark, which is north
of Illiamna. He grew up watching PBS

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like most of us did when we
had one or two channels, and so

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He was inspired by Dick Perninki.
There was a PBS show some of you

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may have seen it where this guy
just goes out in the wilderness with hand

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tools and build himself a cabin and
sticks his claim to the land and lives

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there for till his nineties. Great
show. I recommend anyone who hasn't seen

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it Dick Prininki Alone in the wild
or something like that. So Jacob was

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inspired. I was too. That's
why I'm a carpenter today. Actually,

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I build friendsure and all that.
This guy inspired me to see what you

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can do with some simple hand tools. Beautiful, you know. So he

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gets out there, he had a
five year plan. First year, he's

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going to drop the timbers. He's
going to need to build the cabin in

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the meantime, tent camp, do
his thing, collect la moss for the

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roof and all these. He was
going to basically redo what Dick Pernanki did,

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just in his own way. Yeah, I get it. So first

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year is relatively uneventful. As it
was getting into the late season towards fall

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and of August, he started hearing
some strange screaming coming from down the valley.

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He just chalked it up to,
you know, I'm new to this

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area. I don't know what it
is. He chalked up to maybe a

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bear mating call or something like that, but they don't reverberate through the whole

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valley, so he chalked it up
uneventful first year. He comes back the

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next year and where he had all
his logstacked, they were just dishoveled,

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not really tossed about, but just
not the way they were when he left

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him. And he thought none of
it. He figured snowload. They shifted

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themselves in a snow melting. They
just maybe settled out or whatever. And

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as he's walking around the stack and
just assessing what's going on. He just

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got there, been there maybe two
days and there's still snow on the ground

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melting. He was just assessing his
supplies from where he was at and what

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he should go and cut now,
and that type of thing. As he's

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circling around, he's noticing noise off
in the distance, like way off in

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the distance, like trees cracking.
He really thought not of it and thought

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it was just oh, it's still, you know, coming in the spring,

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things are just thawing and breaking,
and dead trees are falling. As

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he's going around assessing everything, he
notices some strange old melted out tracks.

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He said, the old melted out
tracks were humongous, and he figured it

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was just snowshoes, old timey snowshoes. He thought it was strange that the

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heel portion was so wide, but
he figured it was someone's new version of

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him and thought nothing of it.
Continued on that whole season. He was

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stripping logs and prepping the ground and
things of this nature. He had planned

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it out to where he wasn't in
a rush. In his off season during

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the winter, he would fly down
to California and do whatever he was doing

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down there pretty uneventful outside of the
screens and stuff. That second season he

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did a bunch more prep work,
had the ground ready come back the third

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season around the same time of year. And when he comes back in the

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third season where he had everything stacked
up pretty they were all intertwined in a

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big pile, almost like a beaver
house, and he was like, what

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the snowlow doesn't do this? What
the hell? So he goes and circles

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around it looks, you know,
trying to size up how in the hell

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did all you know, he was
just trying to piece it together in his

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mind. He hears something moving behind
him. He turns around and looks,

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and it's just a cow. Most
just walks through, you know, just

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looking at him, like whatever goes
on through with this earling, And it

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actually had twins went on through.
So he's all, Okay, I don't

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know what the hell this is about, but I'm going to continue doing what

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I'm doing. So he fixes straight
inside his piles. He gets everything lined

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up. He's getting his string lines
in place, make sure he's squaring true.

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And as he's going through this process, he kept getting the feelings being

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watched. Now where he was at
was on a lake, not going to

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specify the lake. I'm not too
sure. He was there legally to build

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this cab, and I think he
had it in his mind he was going

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to go build a cabin and claim
it as a homestead. I think I

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don't know. Jacob is not his
real name. And as he's feeling watched,

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he starts keeping his head one direction, looking out the corner of his

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eye, trying to figure out what's
watching me. Is it that cow moose

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again, because he already knew that
moose could be dangerous. So he was

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aware. Now as he's moving around
doing his thing, as he's pounding in

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steaks and whatnot, he was focused
on something that kept getting his attention and

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was across the lake. And when
we get to this back corner, when

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he was sighting to the other corner, he saw something on the lake shore

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just bobbing in behind the tree.
It almost looked like a tree behind a

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tree moving, but it was at
a distance. He couldn't quite make it

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out, which really it intrigued him, and he was like, why is

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that one tree moving? Now?
Whatever? Right, that's not an uncommon

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thing. I forget who sent an
email to me the other day, something

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out of state, but they noticed
a single tree moving, And I was

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like, single trees usually don't move. But something similar has happened to him.

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But it wasn't no tree. He
continued watching. He was intrigues.

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So it squatted down like he had
business. He was just bumbling with his

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hand toles in his hands, just
keeping his brim of his hat low like

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I am now and looking across trying
to see what's going on. And he

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watched it walk down on the bank
of the lake and it walks off to

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his right, and he's just looking
and he's who in the hell, why

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in the hell is that trapper got
so many furs on? So immediately he

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stands up and starts walking down towards
the lake. He's a good fifty yards

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off of the lake, up on
a little rise, and he starts yelling,

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Hey, how you doing, Hey, I'm over here. He wanted

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to be friendly, He planned on
being there forever. If there's a neighbor

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around, hey, he might need
that neighbor at some point, you never

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know. This thing just ignored him
and then went off into the trees.

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Once he got down to the beach
of the lake and started really hollering and

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try to get his attention, this
thing just cut off into the trees and

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the silent. So says Shid,
what an asshole, all right, I

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see what kind of Maybe he's a
recluse. I don't want to push him.

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I don't want to get shot by
some weirdo in the woods. So

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he goes back to what he was
doing. Roughly a week goes by and

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he's got most of the walls of
the cabin up. He had been working

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hard, sixteen hour days. Because
our daylight lasts forever, especially that time

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of year, it just gets lighter
and lighter until June and then it tapes

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off slowly. So he got the
four walls up. He goes where he

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was camping was more close to the
lake shore because he was expecting supplies to

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get phone in. Now again,
this cabin was set back from the lake

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on purpose, so those people bringing
him supplies from the other direction he was

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hoping wouldn't circle. They wouldn't for
windage to land, you got to land

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into the wind. He was hoping
they wouldn't notice it, because something within

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him told him he probably shouldn't be
It was probably state landing. He shouldn't

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be doing that, but he had
a sense of adventure. I'm not sticking

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up with the guy. I'm just
telling you what he told me. He

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was down at his tent, he
was expecting supplies any day, and he

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heard the drum of a plane off
in the distance. The drone that long

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and he can hear it echo went
through the valleys, and so he knew

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it was probably about an hour away. So he decides he's going to cook

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up some lunch and he's going to
treat the pilot to some lunch and be

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on his good side. Maybe he'll
just know there's no cabin over there in

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the woods. It just missed my
tent. Here, he starts cooking up

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some fried spam, always a delicious, good old spam. Gotta love spam.

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He happened to have some mild cheddar
cheese with them, so that spam

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was looking really good. But he's
frying it up, and it just so

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happened. It wasn't his plane.
It flew down the different valley. He

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could tell it wasn't the same kind
of Davlin beaver he was expecting, didn't

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have the same markings or whatever.
He could tell off in the distance.

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Says, okay, I got my
lunch anyway. So he commences to eat

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in the spam down by the lake, and he's sitting in a launch here

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just looking around. Yeah, this
is a spot. I'm really liking this.

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And of course he had a bear
gun with them at all times,

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twelve gage. So as he's enjoying
his lunch brunch, whatever you want to

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call it, he notices the same
figure across the lake walking down the beach,

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but way further down. So he
stands up and goes, I have

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breakfast screaming out, just trying to
make some kind of contact with this recluse

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in the woods. Nothing. As
soon as he screamed and the thing heard

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him scream at it in its direction, it just dre up into the trees.

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This time he heard it smashing,
going like almost straight up the side

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of this mountain. Now, if
anyone hasn't been to Alaska, we have

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some mountains that don't just gradually go
up. We have something that just shoots

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straight up. Pineer Peak over here
is an example. But these mountains aren't

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quite as tall, so there's a
lot more greenery on the sides of it.

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It's at a pretty steep angle.
And he heard it just breaking stuff.

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And then he's seen it get above
the tree line and then cut back

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in a different direction and then out
of sight. So he's damn you know,

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for one, he got up there
quick, and for two, what

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is he breaking stuff? He's probably
mad at me. I better just state

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to myself, goes back to go
to work. When he gets back over

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there, part of the cabin had
been twisted and pushed over some all his

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hard work. Something had come and
just shifted it and leaned it onto itself.

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Imagine a cardboard box and then twisted
with the base. Still twists that

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thing and then leaned back slightly.
That's not an easy task. This guy

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was using probably sixty penny spiral shank
stakes to keep things together, and something

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was off in him. He instantly
recognized within his spirit that something ate right

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here. He reassesses what he's doing. So he decides he's going to get

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a pack together and he's going to
go hike these trails he's noticed over the

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time he's been there that he never
adventured on. He's going to go check

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him out. And the one particular
one he was interested in was a game

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trail that was narrow but well worn. So he picked that one, and

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so he got him some provisions had
in case he had to make a stake

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camp for something. He was ready
to go. So he starts his journey.

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It's not even quite middle of the
day yet when he starts on this

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journey, so as he's cutting back
the trail, he's really paying attention to

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his back trail, so he knows
his way out. He wasn't using market

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tape or blazing trees or any of
that, because it was just one trail

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that he could see and if you're
on one trail and there's no others common

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sense to tell you turn around and
go back the other way of the trail,

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right, So he gets back up
in their ways, and he notices

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a little bit of a valley that
he was walking back in had these little

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draws that kind of cut up,
and then there was a little bit of

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a rise through like a pass,
and it would go on to another valley,

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he assumed. So as he's doing
this hike, he's about an hour

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in and he's made pretty good progress
because he's humping along, he's not really

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paying attention to his surroundings. He's
listening for sounds, but he's mainly looking

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on the ground for any kind of
tracks or anything like that, like boots.

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He still wasn't sure why his cabin
had been shifted. That he wasn't

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necessarily scared. He was concerned he
was impeding on someone else. So he

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wanted to hey, I'm sorry,
I'll get rid of this. I'll go

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somewhere else. He had a long
term plan, was accepting of the fact

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that he may have stepped on some
toes and he would have to do something

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else about it. So as he's
going up this game trail. He notices

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as it starts going up to what
would be a pass it had some kickbacks

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to it, and the way the
tundrad above the tree line had these little

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steps almost, and so he was
like, oh, that's pretty cool.

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Maybe that'd be a good place to
stop and eat some of the leftover spami

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fried. He made sandwiches out of
it. He gets up there and he

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finds this little spot and he sets
his stuff down and he gets this big

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sandwich he made out, took a
couple bites, had set it down,

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and he heard some weird noises off
in the brush. So he grabs his

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shotgun and he walks over to go
check out the sound in the brush.

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As he's checking out the sound in
the brush, it sounded like a big

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squirrel, he said. It sounded
like a big red squirrel, just making

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a word chattering noise. But every
time he would get into a position to

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be able to see it, it
would move. But it was moving away,

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and he caught himself following this noise, and he goes, wait a

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minute, I'm not going to chase
his sink. Maybe it'll show itself.

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I'm gonna go back up eat and
continue on what I'm doing. As he

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turns around, he had made it
about forty five yards from where his pack

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was with this sandwich, and as
he looks back, he notices this brown

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shape move away out of sight because
where he had come down a little ways

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over the rise where he couldn't see, this brown thing went away from him.

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He thought bear. Immediately he was
like, oh shit, the bear

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got my sandwich. He runs back
up there and all the spam was on

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the ground and the bread was gone, and he was like, what kind

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of bear's gonna So he's looking for
tracks now he's on high alert. Something

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big and brown just walked away.
He couldn't make it out. It was

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just a brown shape and it disappeared
over the rise. So he gets looking

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around and then some of the mossy
stuff similar to this kind of moss here

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that we got all over the place, that growth. He notices these impressions

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and he's trying to He was like, man, that looks like a foot

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and he's just staring at this impression
of a foot in this mossy under like

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material. He's just man that is
really compressed. And he starts standing on

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one leg trying to see if he
can get his footprint to sink as deep,

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and it won't, and so he's
immediately this ain't good. So he

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decides, screw this, I don't
want to know. I'm going to go

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back to where I belong. If
they got a problem, they'll come talk

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to me. He was like,
something's just not adding up. Strange squirrely

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sounds. Someone stealing my shit.
He felt something was coordinated against him.

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And as he's going back down the
trail, he comes across the spot where

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he had crossed just less than an
hour earlier, and it was muddy because

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again it was springtime, and there
was little seeps in all sorts of little

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muddy spots and whatnot, a lot
of it, long tracks of it along

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this path, and for the most
part he would stay off to the side,

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up on the little grass and moss
to get around these spots. But

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as he was up on this little
side bank of this trail looking down,

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he notices the huge similar to the
track he saw up. But what concerned

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him was those tracks weren't there a
little while ago when he came by,

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and now those tracks are heading the
direction of his camp. So he's immediately

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spooked. When I was talking to
him. He was super animated. He

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had to get him to call I
was like, well, called out.

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He was like, I was spoke
man. I don't know what to tell

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you. You've been out there in
woods. He was going on about he

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was animated about how he was concerned. Stay tuned for more sasquatch out to

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see. We'll be right back after
these messages. So this poor guy he

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gets back down to his camp and
now all the logs and everything, a

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good portion of them had been pulled
off of it somewhere down in the lake.

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One of the logs was smashed over
his tent. He had a big

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canvas tent. This thing was this
smashed over his tent, tent knocked over.

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Thankfully he didn't have his fire going
or anything like that, because the

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way it smashed it was right up
against the little woodstove he had in there,

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and it would have everything would have
burned up. So now he's really

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spooked. Something doesn't want me here, and so he's I'm going to pack

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my shit and when the beaver comes
with my supplies, I'm going to have

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him just take me out of here. And so he sits there contemplating,

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man, what am I going to
take with me. He's been a lot

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on the wood stove, so he's
getting that out down onto the beach and

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he's salvaging what he can. There's
nothing wrong with the tent, it was

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just knocked over, but he was
spooked. He's running around trying to figure

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out what's really going on. Now. As he's bringing stuff down to the

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beach, the figure across the lake
is standing there and it's a distance way

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to where he could just make out
it's an upright thing. And he just

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assumed it was a guy in a
fur coat because he said he could see

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the nose, but everything just seemed
off, like not quite human man.

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So he happened to have a little
monocle scope, little spotting scope that he

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had brought with him for his high
c up to trail. He brings up

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that little spoting sk and then it
dawns on what he's looking at. He

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said it was like chromgnan chro magnin
ish brow, native American looking in the

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face, flat broad nose, and
to him at that point, the way

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the light was hitting it, it
looked like gate a very light charcoal gray

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in complexion. Again hair free around
here up to above the brow and very

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thick looking beard and mustache looking thing. So he caught himself just staring at

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this thing, and he was mesmerized, like what the f and what am

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I really looking at? He was
trying to absorb it and make sense of

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this shit. Why As that's going
on, he hears movement directly behind him,

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directly within feet he hears and feels
a presence walk behind him, So

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he froze up. He's still got
the shotgun, but it's slung over his

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shoulder, so he does a very
slow and methodical turn and looks, and

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it was just a bear. It
was probably about a four year old male,

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just walk by. What up,
dude, No aggression on none,

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just on its business. He just
happened to be standing there and the bear

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walked on by. So the bear
distracted him long enough with the oh shit

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factor, and then he gathered himself
because he realized the bear is just about

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the bear. It wasn't worried about
him or his camp. It just walked

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down the beach like it was just
another Sunday stroll. So he turned back

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to look and the figure he was
looking at to the binocular was gone,

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And so he's looking for a movement
in the brush, sees none, so

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he's okay, I need to calm
down. His heart rate was up from

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the bear, and the bear wasn't
aggressive. It was just you turn around.

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There's a bear there within fee you
could touch its ass as it's walking

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by. You're going to be nervous. I don't care who you are.

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So he goes and calms down.
He grabs his little sipping whisk in.

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He's trying to calm down. He's
calculating it all up. Something's fucking with

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my cabin, something stole my bread. The thing across the lake isn't a

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guy. Now there's bears walking by. So he's thoroughly just over it,

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over it all the inspiration, all
the motivation to do this thing he wanted

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to do since he was a little
kid. Gone having building the cabin.

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There's too much since reoverload, I
guess you'd call it. He's resigned himself.

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He's never going to try to build
the cabin again. Unfortunate it happens

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all the time. So he gathers
up his pertinent stuff and he's got it

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all in a nice bundle just off
the beach. So it's covered. He's

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got a little tarp over it and
stuff. And he was sitting there and

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he had one of them old school
like first or second generation Kodak instant cameras,

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and so he was like, man, you know, I'm gonna try

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to get a picture of this thing. No one's gonna believe me. So

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he goes and he takes a picture
of what was left of the cabin.

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He went back up the trail,
tried to get a snapshot of one of

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the tracks as he was coming back
down. Because in his mind, the

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place that he had grown to love
over a few seasons, instantly it meant

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nothing to him because of these things
being her. He knew he couldn't be

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there. He just knew it within
himself. He's doing this little thing by

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anyone old enough to remember the Kodak
instant once. He was sitting there,

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waving it in the air for it
to develop, and I'm picturing this in

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my head. He's walking along and
as he's waving, he notices movement down

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by where his stuff is, and
he notices an arm holding up the tarp.

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He is, hey, that's my
stuff. This thing drops the tarp

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and where he had it under the
trees. This thing so happened to be

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its center of itself was behind the
tree. So as he was coming down

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the trail, the tree was of
course moving. He was coming up on

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it from a different angle, and
this thing stayed always just out of you.

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But he could see its width behind
the tree, in its height,

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and it was humongous. And he
was like, hey, I have a

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gun. I have a gun.
Get away from my shit. And so

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he's got a shotgun. Now he
dropped the picture. He's got a shotgun

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and he's telling him, hey,
I'm gonna shoot you. Identify yourself.

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I'm scared out here. And this
thing just took off, gone away from

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him, just jumped right over his
dilapidated tent and all that stuff, and

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just an easy leap, was gone, I mean gone fast. He ended

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up firing a shot like ten minutes
later. When he came out of shock.

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He was just standing there. Once
he came to he was just boom,

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and thing was long gone by then. He was just stuck. It's

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not a good feeling to be stuck. Mentally stuck. You can't do anything.

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That's a horrible feeling. Fires off
his shot. He goes over and

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harry Man was just looking at the
stuff, like what's under here? Nothing

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truly aggressive, I don't know,
nothing aggressive. It happened. There had

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been no direct screams at him or
yells at him to this point. He

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just knew he had to go.
Now he got all this stuff together on

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the beach, he heard what he
thought was his plane again. He goes,

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anytime now that plane's gonna land,
I can I can go, and

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if he can't get it all,
we'll leave it on the beach. He

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can fly back later pick it up
for me off haym whatever. He has

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his game planned down. It starts
getting on into nighttime. Still no plane.

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So he decides, Okay, I'm
going to take the remnants of my

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cabin and I'm going to build a
fire on the beach. Why not,

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I'm not going to be building the
cabin. I'm over it. So he

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goes and he's just usually Brant using
his chainsaw whacking this cabin he's been working

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hard on. Geez, unfortunate.
That's a lot of work. But he

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gets a piled down on the beach
and he uses some of his chainsaw gas

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to get it lit. And he
had a t piece structure and the fire

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within that big tepeece structure of log
So he had a fire. He rolled

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some rocks closer to it because he
had planned on warming up the rocks to

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keep his tent warm because his woodstove's
now out here and it's still cold that

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night. So he was pre planning
some things. Hey, he wasn't an

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idiot. So he went back to
make himself something to eat. All his

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Kansas spam. He had a couple
cases of them. They had all been

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smashed, like someone with big heavy
boots on or something just smashed him down.

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They were all smashed, popped and
oozing spam. He was like shit.

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So he had some other stuff.
He had some jerky and some salted

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fork of some kind or whatever.
He put the pork in some water to

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desalinify it. So he's doing that
and he's just contemplating, why is this

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happening? This is my third year
and all this shit keeps happening. So

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he was really bothered with it because
he started assessing how much it had cost

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and everything, and he goes,
man, maybe I can make some kind

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of peace, Maybe I could salvage
something of this. Because he was getting

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into his feelings like man, I
did all this work and now I'm being

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run off. The fear subsided a
little bit, so as he's deciding what

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he's going to do, he has
this five year plan, you know what

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I mean. He's got the five
year plan to have everything set and then

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be set for life, to live
the way he wanted. So he kept

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replaying this in his head and getting
melancholy about it. I guess I'm going

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to have to find a different dream. His fire is going and it's getting

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darker, and he's still sipping on
a ship and whiskey as he's contemplating these

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things. Across the lake. He
couldn't see it, but he knew it

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was directly across. This thing let
out a scream that he felt in his

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chest, and once he felt that
in his chest and heard it just brought

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everything together. And he fell on
his knees and he was sobbing. He

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was holding onto his shotgun and on
his knees, just sobbing away. The

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guy was in sorrow over his dream
doing that. He's not sure how much

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time had passed. He was just
listening to the crackle of the fire.

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There was no more screaming after that. He doesn't remember the amount of time

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that had passed. He hears movement
up the rise where his cabin was going

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to be. As he's sitting there
listening, he hears this woof So he

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stands up and turns around. It
had to have been a fourteen foot log

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ten inches in diameter spruce. He
sees come into the light of the fire,

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winging around, and it hits the
pile of the fire and knocks a

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lot of it into the water of
the lake. So now he's got a

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fire spread out in front of him, and immediately he jumps back, and

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that tree where he had his gear
was kind of blocking and obscuring the view

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for a direct line of sight.
It was dark, but for a direct

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line site, he wanted to put
shots that way, So that's what he

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does. He clears that tree that's
up on the bank a little ways and

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boom, just lets off some rounds
with the shotgun, just to let it

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be known that I can throw that
kind of thing. He reloads and he

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goes over to his tent. He
gets out box of ammal and he's stuffing

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all the ammal he could fit,
because he brought a lot of it.

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He would store ammo there over the
years, so he knew he'd have a

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stockpile of ammal for protection, hunting
all that. He's going to his reserves.

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He didn't need him yet, but
he knew he wanted more ammal because

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these things were big. As he's
doing this and shuffling, he hears movement

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directly behind his tent, maybe fifteen
feet. He didn't give a shit.

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He wasn't lucking. He had it. This thing just threw a log at

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his fire, and he assumed at
him. He was right next to it.

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Of course, he's going to react
how we all would, and he

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reloaded. He starts shooting that direction
that he hears the sound. Here's another

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slight scream and just tearing off to
the woods. Then he hears tearing off

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to the woods from where his cabin
was. And now he's thoroughly it's I'm

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not gonna I'm done. They're not
going to get me kind of attitude.

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And he said, as he was
going up the little rise from the lake

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to the off the shore of the
lake, something came over him to where

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he couldn't. He just felt like
his knees went to jello. He felt

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imminent death. Had he continued,
he don't know where it came from.

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He don't know why, but he
stepped up and he felt like, WHOA,

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I'm walking into death. And he
backed off, went over and started

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using his boot and stuff to kick
his fire into a one cohesive pile and

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decided to wait it out. And
he sat up by where he had his

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gear packed with the tarp behind it
to have that tree as a protection from

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any other flying logs. And he
could you see up and down the beach.

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If it was light out, he'd
be able to He had a good

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vantage point if it was light out. All his flashlight stuff was smashed in

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the tent somewhere. Too much was
going on noise in the woods for him

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to go and dig his and put
his head under somewhere and not pay attention.

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He sat there the whole night with
noises going on around him. Periodically

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another piece of the cabin would be
flung off into the trees. It wasn't

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necessarily aimed at him, it was
just the hairy man. If there was

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just throwing pieces of log just randomly, like it was just screw this place

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kind of deal. And so he
sat there terrified. The whole night was

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freezing cold. He wouldn't get up
away from the cover of the tree and

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his stuff to stoke the fire,
tend the fire, any of that.

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He just sat there shivering the rest
of the night. The fire was too

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far away at this point to be
of any help to him. It was

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some light, but it had been
scattered apart, so it wasn't putting off

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the illumination. It was just a
little while ago. So as it started

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getting lighter and the sun was just
about to poke over the mountain, he

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heard the drone of a plane and
so he's this has got to be this

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has got to be my flight.
So he's instilled confidence. He actually stands

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up. It's hard from the move. He's stiff, cold, shivering,

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shaking, and he's like, come
on, be the plane. And he

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sees his coming down the valley and
he goes, okay, I know that's

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my plane. That's the only one
that's coming. So he's rejuvenated. He's

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got his blood pumping. During that
time he was sitting there, he was

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assessing his pile of stuff he was
taking. Well, his pile got real

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small, real fast once the logs
starts playing it, So the plane ends

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up circling around, comes back around
and lands and immediately powers up to come

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towards the beach. Normally they come
in slow, and the beaver he was

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coming towards, and then he turned
and as he turned he killed the prop

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and let his momentum turn him around. So he's facing away from the beach,

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and so Jacob goes out in his
boots and help stop the plane from

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banking out hard and all that kind
of stuff, and the pilot hops out.

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The pilot goes, you need to
get your shit on the plane.

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What do you take and make it
quick? And he goes what And he

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goes, hey, there's some things
just over this rise, big things.

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I don't know what they are.
Get your shit, get on the plane,

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or I'm leaving you. OK.
Fair enough, he had most of

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the shit he wanted. He went
and grabbed a couple quick little things.

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They jump on the plane. Fired
up, guy takes off, lies around

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this particular mountain. It comes back
from the backside through that little pass area,

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coming back towards over his cabin.
He was like, look down and

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tell me what the hell is going
on there? There was four or five

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in the open. They were literally
taking the cabin apart and were flinging the

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pieces that were left of it,
just often to wherever, just and the

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guy was going to circle back ground
and just nope, and they flew on

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out of there and they went to
Iliamna. So it ruined his whole day,

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ruined his whole the whole plan he
had to do this build and to

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live out in the wild, really
unfortunate. The level of interaction varies drastically.

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Sometimes it's is straight outright aggression.
Other times it's a slow burn that

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builds up to some crazy shit.
I don't know a lot of it still

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00:31:00.799 --> 00:31:03.680
boggles me. Why don't they knock
shit over when you're in it? Why

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don't they just knock down these little
cabins and pull you out of there?

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I'd like to know that. That's
what I'd like to know. But it's

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a matter of whether you're going to
accept it. If you're the kind of

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person that needs to put your own
eyes on this thing, be careful what

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you wish for, man, you
may not want that