Speaker 1: Now one of your pudding. I got a string going
Speaker 1: on here, something just because my dog. Something killed your dog,
Speaker 1: my dog. We're flying through the air over the tree.
Speaker 1: I don't know how it did it, Okay, Damn, I'm
Speaker 1: really confused. All I saw was my dog coming over
Speaker 1: the fence and he was dead. And once you hit
Speaker 1: the ground like, I didn't see any cars. All I
Speaker 1: saw was my dog coming over the fence. Sat what
Speaker 1: are you putting? We got some wonder or something crawling
Speaker 1: around out here? Did you see what it was?
Speaker 2: Or was it was?
Speaker 1: Standing enough? I'm out here looking through the window now
Speaker 1: and I don't see anything. I don't want to go outside. Jesus,
Speaker 1: quice you better or hello? Hit somebody out here?
Speaker 2: What's que on out there?
Speaker 1: That's thought of a bit of about sixty forty nine.
Speaker 1: I don't know easy them out there? Yeah, I'm right away.
Speaker 2: Greetings from Alaska. His spread roll cur On Tribal Council
Speaker 2: member from Dillingham, Alaska. One thing I wanted to touch
Speaker 2: on is our culture. We don't have a written history
Speaker 2: per se. There was a book published in the mid
Speaker 2: seventies called Story Knife. It touches on a few things,
Speaker 2: but we don't have a history book. We have our
Speaker 2: oral tradition where I pass on stories from my elders
Speaker 2: and then it just translates on down. That's just how
Speaker 2: it is. That's how we know where the good berry
Speaker 2: patches are, That's how we know where the good fishing
Speaker 2: places are and things of this nature. Because that's our culture.
Speaker 2: I feel that helps me express other people's encounters, because
Speaker 2: we're from a culture of very descriptive because it was
Speaker 2: detrimental if you made a wrong turn somewhere, you went
Speaker 2: the wrong way, could be danger that way. So we
Speaker 2: took giving directions and whatnot very seriously, even to this day.
Speaker 2: So even with all the technology and all because with
Speaker 2: the GPS, if your batteries die or you lose signals
Speaker 2: and what you got if you don't have the memory
Speaker 2: of where you're going. Anyway, I just wanted to touch
Speaker 2: on that story. Knife is the only written book I
Speaker 2: know of that even touches on our people. This encounter
Speaker 2: I'm going to share with you guys. This happened to Jerry.
Speaker 2: Jerry is originally from Togiak. He told me this encounter
Speaker 2: in two thousand and four when I was in the village.
Speaker 2: We're a spot in herring. We were on a low
Speaker 2: point because we spotted the herring. The perse saying had
Speaker 2: like one hundred thousand tons or something pursed up and
Speaker 2: they had to offload. And so how they do it
Speaker 2: is the boat would be floating, you get your purse
Speaker 2: out and then it gets cinched up into this big,
Speaker 2: massive net with all the fish in the middle. Is
Speaker 2: a live catch. They're not gill netted or anything. They're
Speaker 2: life caught. And what happens is the factory boat will
Speaker 2: pull up alongside and drop these big tubes down into
Speaker 2: the water, pump out the fish, and the water spits
Speaker 2: out the other side, the fish going the holding tank.
Speaker 2: They're doing that. We land in Togyak to refuel because
Speaker 2: I tell you, flying around for ten twelve hours a
Speaker 2: day in a left handed turn a mile up in
Speaker 2: a super cup, it gets tiring man, especially backseat, you're
Speaker 2: just holding a stick trying to keep it at elevation
Speaker 2: and keep your turn and not slip too far left
Speaker 2: or right, keeping him over where he's spotting. So it's
Speaker 2: like being tied to a string just whipping around. So
Speaker 2: we're pretty tired. So when we landed, he was fueling
Speaker 2: up I walked over to the ac Market and ran
Speaker 2: into one of my relatives who was in town from
Speaker 2: Dillingham doing some electrical work. This guy, Jerry comes over
Speaker 2: because he knew my relative and they were talking. So
Speaker 2: my relative went into the Ac or the Eagle Market,
Speaker 2: was doing some shopping because he was staying at another
Speaker 2: relative's home. And Jerry was talking to me and he goes,
Speaker 2: you want a monyuck you want to eat? And I
Speaker 2: was like, hell, yeah, what you got? Hook it up, man,
Speaker 2: don't talk about it, let's be about it. So we
Speaker 2: go over to his house, yes, and we're sitting down
Speaker 2: eating and the subject of Harryman comes up. I was
Speaker 2: talking about the pin Air flight that spotted to harry
Speaker 2: Man back in ninety seven. It was in the Bristol
Speaker 2: Bay Times. They got some kind of archive under Bristol
Speaker 2: Bay Times in ninety seven. Harryman bought it in the Tundra.
Speaker 2: You can look it up anyway. I was talking to
Speaker 2: him about that because it so happened he was on
Speaker 2: that particular flight, and he brought it up when I
Speaker 2: mentioned it. Because we're just talking about the harry Man
Speaker 2: and you know, what people believe or what they don't believe.
Speaker 2: He laughs, and he goes, I was on that flight.
Speaker 2: But let me tell you something I said. Let's hear
Speaker 2: it years back. He didn't specify the year. They were
Speaker 2: west of Nondalton. It was fresh into the winter, so
Speaker 2: there was a fresh layer of snow, fresh dusting everywhere.
Speaker 2: First chance, they had to run snow machine. So they
Speaker 2: took their snow machines and they went out to the
Speaker 2: west end of this valley looking for cariboo and they
Speaker 2: saw the herd off in the distance. So they went
Speaker 2: around this rise, parked their sleds, and then hiked up
Speaker 2: over the ridge into this tree line that ran across
Speaker 2: into this valley. It was on the wa side, and
Speaker 2: they're in this tree line and down it it's basically
Speaker 2: tundra down there. So it just looked like a sheet
Speaker 2: of snow across the valley and then some trees on
Speaker 2: the other side because it's mainly marshy, swampy tundra. And
Speaker 2: so they're looking at the caribou movement and they hear
Speaker 2: wolf howls in the distance, so they're like, oh, we
Speaker 2: might see some national geographic shit. They didn't put it
Speaker 2: that way, but that's essentially what it would be wolves
Speaker 2: chasing caribou in the wild. Come on, so they go.
Speaker 2: They're making their way through the trees to get a
Speaker 2: better position. They're up on this little bit of a
Speaker 2: rise and there's four of them. They're just watching what's unfolding.
Speaker 2: The caribou curdled together. They were all spread out, digging
Speaker 2: around for liking. They all come together in this group.
Speaker 2: Off in the distance. They could see the trotting of
Speaker 2: the wolves right along the tree line. They're ducking in
Speaker 2: and in between the trees coming up bottom and the caribou.
Speaker 2: All the bulls were to the outside. There was about
Speaker 2: five bulls, a few females, and then the younger ones.
Speaker 2: It wasn't a very large group of them, but they
Speaker 2: all put up their defenses. All the bulls on the
Speaker 2: outside and they're ready for whatever. The wolves come and
Speaker 2: they're circling around. They're doing their thing. They're trying to
Speaker 2: pick out which one they want. Basically, the biggest bull
Speaker 2: in the herd kept running around with its chin up
Speaker 2: swaying its antlers back and forth as a sign of
Speaker 2: defiance to them. I guess they had heard a weird
Speaker 2: noise up the hill along the same tree line they
Speaker 2: were in, but further up where they couldn't see it
Speaker 2: cut back into a draw, so just out of view
Speaker 2: to their left, the draw cuts up and the tree
Speaker 2: line cut around as well, and they heard a noise
Speaker 2: but they couldn't see it, and once whatever it was
Speaker 2: did come into view, it was a black blur, and
Speaker 2: then it was obscured by the trees that were in
Speaker 2: front of them because they're in line with the trees,
Speaker 2: so it was sparsely treed, but they were in line
Speaker 2: with it, so it was all a bunch of trees,
Speaker 2: so they thought none of it. They thought it was
Speaker 2: the alpha wolf coming down to quarterback display on these caribou.
Speaker 2: Wasn't the case. They heard a scream, and the scream
Speaker 2: got everyone's attention, the caribou, the wolves, they all eyes
Speaker 2: up under the tree line and I'm just imagining this
Speaker 2: in my mind. All of a sudden, heard this sound
Speaker 2: goes off and then also and everyone's eyes that direction.
Speaker 2: It didn't matter. The predator and the prey were just
Speaker 2: prey in that moment. So they're watching and they're waiting
Speaker 2: for this alpha because they figured it was a big
Speaker 2: black alpha wolf and they just caught a glimpse of it.
Speaker 2: The scream was off, so they were taken aback. This
Speaker 2: particular guy, Jerry, he had dealt with a harry Man
Speaker 2: about ten years prior on the now she gag, but
Speaker 2: the guys he was with did, and so he just
Speaker 2: kept that quiet. He didn't want to interject anything. He
Speaker 2: wanted to see their reaction. And they had some two
Speaker 2: seventies and two forty threes, nothing super high powered, definitely
Speaker 2: dropped some caribou. So they're watching and screams again, this
Speaker 2: time very high pitched, and he immediately he's that's a
Speaker 2: harry Man and everyone that was with them, the three
Speaker 2: other guys are like, no, that's got to be a wolf,
Speaker 2: just something's wrong with it, and he goes, no, let's watch.
Speaker 2: So as they're watching, the wolves take off going back
Speaker 2: down the valley the direction they came. I'm talking hall asses.
Speaker 2: First they scattered like a shotgun blast, and then all
Speaker 2: went off down the valley. Now they're watching that, and
Speaker 2: they still haven't seen it, and they heard the scream,
Speaker 2: but they're all curious. Now they're up on this little
Speaker 2: rise looking down on these caribou and that bull caribou,
Speaker 2: which would assumably stay over there, mama moose anyway, got
Speaker 2: a mama moose back over here with her yearling calf.
Speaker 2: Resident cow eats my leaves and shrubs in my yard.
Speaker 2: Damn thing can have a garden anyway, So I digress.
Speaker 2: They're watching it, and the bull circles around, and it
Speaker 2: doesn't know what to do. So the bull starts going
Speaker 2: up the hill a little ways and is looking back
Speaker 2: at the small herd, and the small herd starts moving
Speaker 2: along down in the direction the wolves went, and out
Speaker 2: of nowhere, the caribou bull jumps and turns to run
Speaker 2: down the hill to get back with the group because
Speaker 2: of what it was just up a little ways, not
Speaker 2: like it was trying to call out to harry Man
Speaker 2: or anything like that. It was just like trying to
Speaker 2: check out what was going on. And as it does
Speaker 2: it and it turns to go back towards the herd,
Speaker 2: all of a sudden, a flash just of dark comes
Speaker 2: down and they saw just this big arm just backhand
Speaker 2: this caribou across its chest like a across its rib cage.
Speaker 2: Damnar folded it in half? What and it flung it
Speaker 2: and it flings off and lands in the snow, dead
Speaker 2: as a door. Nill and the other caribou take off,
Speaker 2: and this thing chases after it on two feet. It
Speaker 2: had to get the chill sinking. Can you imagine you're
Speaker 2: watching a nature show live right before you, and all
Speaker 2: of a sudden, this shit happens. Can you imagine what
Speaker 2: would go through your mind to hear a scream and
Speaker 2: then trying to figure out what the hell? And then
Speaker 2: this thing runs out and backhands the cariboo to piss
Speaker 2: and shatters its body and it flings theah. So immediately
Speaker 2: that got their attention, and they all got their rifles
Speaker 2: all of a sudden on the ready, watching this thing,
Speaker 2: and it is chasing the cariboo down the valley the
Speaker 2: direction the wolves went, and it's out pacing the caribou,
Speaker 2: and it gets up ahead of them and off into
Speaker 2: the trees and they no longer see it right here
Speaker 2: it's green one time, and the caribou start cutting across
Speaker 2: the valley the other direction, and everything goes dead quiet,
Speaker 2: and they're just listening to the crunch and the slet
Speaker 2: of the snow of these cariboo as a across the valley.
Speaker 2: So they're like, well, all this happening The carib wh
Speaker 2: and everything else ran down near half mile down this
Speaker 2: valley before they cut and started going across the valley.
Speaker 2: So they figured, let's check out this caribou. Maybe we
Speaker 2: can salvage some quarters off of it, but won't be
Speaker 2: a wasted trip, which is brave salute. I'd have been
Speaker 2: let's go. I don't want to get backhanded like that.
Speaker 2: Holy shit. Talk about five across the eye. Holy crap.
Speaker 2: So they go down to investigating when they got their
Speaker 2: knives out real quick, and Jerry breaks out his ulu
Speaker 2: and he has the other three keeping watch, and he's
Speaker 2: gutting it out and he opens up the rib cage
Speaker 2: and the ribs are shattered, so it's basically pushing mush.
Speaker 2: It shattered the heart. It looked like shattered glass, he said.
Speaker 2: From the impact. The lungs were just jello. Anyone who's
Speaker 2: ever went hunting and shot a lung shot, and you
Speaker 2: know how the lung tissue itself will be all like
Speaker 2: kind of like a slimeball like it has it. You
Speaker 2: could just squeeze it and it just it's jelly. And
Speaker 2: that was a consistent and see of everything in its
Speaker 2: enterds shattered the intestines and everything. It was just exploded
Speaker 2: on the inside. And so they quickly they got the
Speaker 2: two rear quarters. And as they got the two rear
Speaker 2: quarters and they flung them on the packs off in
Speaker 2: the distance, they hear the scream again and it's in
Speaker 2: their direction. So immediately they're like, we're not going to
Speaker 2: be like this caribou. Let's go. So they all they
Speaker 2: go back up over the ridge, and just as they
Speaker 2: drop over the ridge down to and they could see
Speaker 2: their snow machines, which is still a good hundred yards away,
Speaker 2: they hear a scream even closer, and it had to
Speaker 2: have been coming from that little rise where they were
Speaker 2: sitting just moments earlier when this shit went down. So
Speaker 2: they immediately they're on edge. The guys carrying the quarters stopped.
Speaker 2: They were about halfway down this rise, halfway to the
Speaker 2: distance of the snow machine, ahead of Jerry and this
Speaker 2: other guy. When Jerry tells them, hey, drop the quarters
Speaker 2: on the ground. Just drop them. We got to drop,
Speaker 2: but we can't take these with us. It's gonna come
Speaker 2: with us if we do. They were like, no, it's
Speaker 2: not going to follow us. They won't catch us on
Speaker 2: the snow machine. No, now, let's drop it, trust me
Speaker 2: drop it. And as he's arguing with them and Jerry
Speaker 2: walks past, the other guy's still looking up behind him
Speaker 2: on the ridge. All of a sudden he's got his
Speaker 2: rifle up and starts shooting right as Jerry's almost damnar
Speaker 2: right beside him. He's like, here's this ring and turns
Speaker 2: around and he sees the dark figure duck behind the ridge.
Speaker 2: Now everyone was spook because this thing's just less than
Speaker 2: fifty yards away, because Jerry and this other guy were
Speaker 2: half the distance. So they're about twenty five yards from
Speaker 2: the ridge and the other guys are about fifty yards
Speaker 2: towards the snow machines. Immediately, the guys dropped their backs
Speaker 2: and everything caribous attached. They didn't give a shit, and
Speaker 2: they're high tailing it because Jerry didn't see what it
Speaker 2: did behind him. It had stood up and it had
Speaker 2: a piece of wood, and as it was picking up
Speaker 2: the log fling it at them, the guy shot, so
Speaker 2: it ducked down and then took off when Jerry looked back.
Speaker 2: So the guy made the shot and narrowly averted some
Speaker 2: serious shit, you know what I mean. So they dropped
Speaker 2: packs because they saw that shit, and they all just
Speaker 2: they start gattering. And so when they get to the
Speaker 2: snow machines, they're just crankling because sometime they passed so
Speaker 2: they cooled off. So they're trying, whether they're hitting the
Speaker 2: chokes and all that shit, trying to get these old
Speaker 2: arcticats ripping. So they got them fired up. And as
Speaker 2: they're fired up, and they're circling to get out of there,
Speaker 2: because when the snow machine's really cold, you can get
Speaker 2: it to move little by a little, but until it's
Speaker 2: fully warmed up, you're gonna have some issues, especially with
Speaker 2: those older sleds. Anyone who knows what I'm talking about,
Speaker 2: they'll understand perfectly. So as they're circling to get turned
Speaker 2: around to get the hell out of Dodge, this thing
Speaker 2: had come down in the meantime and just flung the
Speaker 2: quarters up back up over that ridge with the backpack
Speaker 2: packs that attached and just all of it just swinging
Speaker 2: a massive distance okay over fifty yards, which I mean
Speaker 2: to a caribou quarter and a full pack pull of
Speaker 2: shit just flung like it was nothing. The amount of
Speaker 2: force needed for that. But he said, the one thing
Speaker 2: that stood out outside of being scared shitless. Was the
Speaker 2: impact of that smack, he said, in his mind, he
Speaker 2: could see it replayed where the whole arm just disappeared
Speaker 2: into the caribou and it buckled around it and then flung.
Speaker 2: I could imagine that sound. Holy shit. They skid out
Speaker 2: on and they get out of there, And I was like,
Speaker 2: what'd your buddy say? The ones that hadn't experienced Harryman,
Speaker 2: He goes, we don't talk. We stopped after that trip.
Speaker 2: I tried to talk to him the next day with
Speaker 2: some homebrew. They wouldn't even join me for homebrew. They
Speaker 2: were busy, they weren't feeling good, they had a headache.
Speaker 2: So these things happened quite often. And even though in
Speaker 2: a tight community and these things happened, there's still a separation.
Speaker 2: People still want to separate themselves from what happened. I
Speaker 2: don't know why that is. You would think as a
Speaker 2: community it would bring them closer, But then you hear
Speaker 2: experiences from someone else's family man, but rarely do you
Speaker 2: get it from direct family members. It's almost like a
Speaker 2: certain type of shame. I'm still delving into it. I'm
Speaker 2: not sure if there's some kind of connotation to it.
Speaker 2: Like a bad omen if dealing with the Harryman, that
Speaker 2: type of thing. I don't know. I'm gonna find out.
Speaker 2: Like I said, I lost my roots, so I'm gonna
Speaker 2: be honest with you. Tried away, I went to the city.
Speaker 2: I tried to do all this other shit that I
Speaker 2: would have been better off. Stay tuned for more Sasquatchy
Speaker 2: Oat to see. We'll be right back after these messages.
Speaker 2: I wanted to share that with you guys, give you
Speaker 2: that heads up. Oh he did share his first harry
Speaker 2: Man experience, which was on the west channel of the
Speaker 2: Nushigak River. Almost forgot that part because as we were
Speaker 2: talking and he told me that one, and I brought up,
Speaker 2: what was your first one? He said, they were setting
Speaker 2: window panes, these little nine in square window panes in
Speaker 2: these windows along the west channel in this cabin on
Speaker 2: the Nushigak just above Portage Creek. Now, this particular one,
Speaker 2: they were doing work for this family that has a
Speaker 2: line of these cabins that go along there, right. And
Speaker 2: he had himself a guy named Oscar helping him so
Speaker 2: that Jerry and Oscar were putting these window panes in
Speaker 2: across the cabin. Because it was brand new built. There
Speaker 2: was an opening for the next window. He was going
Speaker 2: to be working on the back side of the cabin
Speaker 2: from the river's edge. He just got done setting one
Speaker 2: pane and he was running out of glaze whatever they
Speaker 2: were glazing in the windows with, and he yells for Oscar,
Speaker 2: and he saw a movement in front of that other
Speaker 2: window and thought Oscar was coming around, so he grabs
Speaker 2: his window panes and he walks around to meet him.
Speaker 2: And as it come around corners, it was a young
Speaker 2: harry Man. It was a young one, still taller than
Speaker 2: him seven footer, but real skinny and gangly looking, and
Speaker 2: they'd make eye contact and he drops all those panes
Speaker 2: of glass got fired from that job. But what had
Speaker 2: happened was is the glass shattering and making all that noise.
Speaker 2: This sink took off, running around the back side, and
Speaker 2: as it cleared the cabin, going towards the cabin further down,
Speaker 2: he could see the other cabin clearly. This thing leaped over.
Speaker 2: It landed on the beach, the small beach there on
Speaker 2: the river, and dove into the water and just a
Speaker 2: stream of bubbles went down river and it was gone.
Speaker 2: Can you imagine seeing that shit startled and then all
Speaker 2: of a sudden in this coblute in the water. Again,
Speaker 2: this stuff doesn't happen every day. I don't get the
Speaker 2: misconception that I'm telling you, oh, this is a daily occurrence. No,
Speaker 2: this is over the span of years and in different places.
Speaker 2: This isn't just one person with five billion encounters. That's
Speaker 2: not it. And as far as my encounters, I'm not unique,
Speaker 2: not even a little bit, not even a little bit.
Speaker 2: I'm hoping to expand what I'm talking about with the documentary.
Speaker 2: And thanks again for all the support till the next one.
Speaker 2: Thanks thanks for joining me is Fred Alaska. What I
Speaker 2: wanted to share with you today the first part actually wow,
Speaker 2: Actually I'll save that for some other times. What I
Speaker 2: wanted to share with you, we'll see. His name is Sam.
Speaker 2: Sam lives down Juneo area. Where this occurred is on
Speaker 2: Sam's personal private property for recreation property he got nineteen
Speaker 2: eighty three ish somewhere in there. For a number of years,
Speaker 2: there's really no issues. Strange sounds every once in a while,
Speaker 2: but nothing that stood out. A few years back he
Speaker 2: had a mouse stand up overlooking part of his property
Speaker 2: where he would go and harvest moosse every year he
Speaker 2: had his brother with them. His brother didn't want to
Speaker 2: go that morning, so he decided, you know, I'm just
Speaker 2: going to go. Thought nothing of it, never had an
Speaker 2: issue before, so there was no compelling reason to not
Speaker 2: go by himself. Of course, fully armed, very high powered rifle.
Speaker 2: Sam didn't play around with that. So he gets up
Speaker 2: to this moose stand and as he's just looking over
Speaker 2: the area, there's all these older willows and scrub willows
Speaker 2: that just run through the place there. They're not little.
Speaker 2: It looks like a bunch of bushes, but you're talking
Speaker 2: ten twelve foot tall in places. It's just literally a jungle.
Speaker 2: It's really hard to see through. He was sitting there
Speaker 2: about an hour and a half. Sun had come up.
Speaker 2: It was a quiet morning, there was no game moving around.
Speaker 2: It was just one of those mornings. And then thrashing
Speaker 2: from his right towards his left. This thrashing starts and
Speaker 2: it's coming through and he was thinking, man, that's a
Speaker 2: lot of noise, and he thought it was his brother
Speaker 2: just coming and mess around. So he whistled things, stopped,
Speaker 2: gave back identical whistle. Thought that was weird, and it
Speaker 2: continued going again, So he whistled twice in succession, a
Speaker 2: little short this little whistle. This thing stopped again, gave
Speaker 2: him back the two identical whistles. Now he hasn't been
Speaker 2: able to see anything. This thing's moving through the brush,
Speaker 2: and he said, his making a hell of a noise.
Speaker 2: Continues thrashing again, He does three whistles, This thing stops again,
Speaker 2: gives him back the identical three whistles. Hair staying on
Speaker 2: the neck, getting weird feelings and whatnot. And then this
Speaker 2: thing be lined away, belined away. Never caught sight of
Speaker 2: it or anything. He figured that's a good time to
Speaker 2: call it a day, because he was thinking it was
Speaker 2: his brother, and it wasn't because when he got back
Speaker 2: to his cabin, his brother was still asleep. So there
Speaker 2: was no tomfoolery or Shenanigan's going on. And where this
Speaker 2: property is. This is remote Alaska. This is not just
Speaker 2: up the street. What the bunch of neighbors? Now, grant you,
Speaker 2: there's neighbors around. There's other cabins around, but they're not
Speaker 2: stacked on top of each other. He due diligence, he
Speaker 2: made sure who else is around that kind of thing.
Speaker 2: To try to figure this out and there was no
Speaker 2: one around. It was just him. So time goes by
Speaker 2: as far as time difference between him and the moose stand.
Speaker 2: And this next occurrence is irrelevant because the whole point
Speaker 2: is it's an ongoing thing. And so this one day Sam,
Speaker 2: he's early sixties hip issues. He wasn't out to he's
Speaker 2: not a triathlet. He's not trying to hike through the
Speaker 2: woods all fast or anything like that. And he was
Speaker 2: telling me on his property there's a creek that runs
Speaker 2: through it. Twice along this creek, he spoke about crossing
Speaker 2: that creek the air changes, so he views that as
Speaker 2: a boundary. He normally doesn't go across there. But he
Speaker 2: gets back up in this area on his property and
Speaker 2: he hears this snap, just loud breaking of a branch
Speaker 2: and this bipedal movement. We had a drawn out discussion
Speaker 2: about that bipedal movement. And he's well versed. He's in
Speaker 2: Atlansk and he's been around for a long time. He's
Speaker 2: shot bears on the property, he's dealt with moose on
Speaker 2: the property. He knows the ins and outs of those
Speaker 2: movements going through the brush. So he was taken aback
Speaker 2: snap moving away really fast. He said, it sounds like
Speaker 2: a freight train taken off out of there. So he
Speaker 2: standing by a tree. He just posted up and was watching,
Speaker 2: just watching, And there was numerous other times where there'd
Speaker 2: be a whistle or weird noise is going on, and
Speaker 2: it was just choked up to whatever, which is easy
Speaker 2: to do because a lot of people in the field.
Speaker 2: I do it myself. I'll hear a weird sound and
Speaker 2: I'll just I'll remember it, but I don't dwell on it.
Speaker 2: I'll just okay, chamber that in the back of the
Speaker 2: mind and just okay, weird noise over there, and just
Speaker 2: you keep doing your thing. So moving forward, he was
Speaker 2: out there with It was five hundreds total, and they're
Speaker 2: along this same creek, but they're spread out, so Sam
Speaker 2: is below everybody at the furthest point into the furthest
Speaker 2: point away from him where the five people were spread out.
Speaker 2: It was Sam by himself, a group of two, and
Speaker 2: a group of two. It was roughly within two hundred
Speaker 2: yards of each other. However, in Alaska, I've tried to
Speaker 2: demonstrate you're not seeing that far, especially when you're up
Speaker 2: on creeks. Whether it just gets thick. It started off
Speaker 2: this is all happening from speaking to his brother, and
Speaker 2: everything was happening pretty much simultaneously. So within these areas
Speaker 2: there was different things happening, all right. So we'll start
Speaker 2: with Sam. Where Sam was along the creek, he heard
Speaker 2: what sounded like someone with a cadence beating on wood
Speaker 2: with some kind of tin attached to it. It just
Speaker 2: had a weird, tiny after sound and it was just
Speaker 2: a continuous canance for twenty minutes. He said, just bang,
Speaker 2: just continuous. We move up creek seventy five yards or so.
Speaker 2: There's a couple other hunters. They're hearing some weird noises
Speaker 2: across that creek where he considered that a boundary. They're
Speaker 2: hearing noises that make them get back to back ready,
Speaker 2: because these noises are not native sounds that they're used to.
Speaker 2: None of these hunters are wallflowers, weekend warrior types. They
Speaker 2: know hunting. They just don't arbitrarily go, hey, let's go
Speaker 2: hunt this year. It's not that it's a lifestyle them
Speaker 2: not knowing what the hell that those noises are. Any
Speaker 2: hunters in the field with guns that hear weird things
Speaker 2: like that and they get back to back, you got
Speaker 2: to keep in mind. That's just not something that you
Speaker 2: see a bunny cross the path or you see a bear.
Speaker 2: And also, let's get back to back, that doesn't happen
Speaker 2: if you see bears most of the time both eyes
Speaker 2: are on that bear. You don't get the feeling that
Speaker 2: you need to look all around at the same time
Speaker 2: and get back to back. So keep that in mind.
Speaker 2: There's little nuances that are easy to overlook, that being
Speaker 2: one of them, or people's feelings in the woods, it's
Speaker 2: easy to overlook I felt creepy or whatever. But again
Speaker 2: I've said it before. My friends don't make me fear
Speaker 2: for my life when I can't see them in the woods.
Speaker 2: Just doesn't. Never happened. Ever, same with bears. They're startling
Speaker 2: and everything, but dealt with bears. Can deal with bears.
Speaker 2: There's something about these creatures that give off this ominous,
Speaker 2: almost oppressive presence to where it's not as simple as
Speaker 2: shaking off a weird feeling. It never works that way.
Speaker 2: As soon as people time and time again, if it
Speaker 2: felt what I'm talking about, it changes their perception of
Speaker 2: the woods. It may not stop them from going out there,
Speaker 2: but it changes their perception. They realize within their spirit
Speaker 2: that there is something not all as well. So they're
Speaker 2: back to back weird sounds happening one of them during this.
Speaker 2: I don't know exactly which group recorded some of the sounds,
Speaker 2: but I'm hoping to get audio of that here in
Speaker 2: the near future. Sam's working on that back channels, And
Speaker 2: so they got that going on. Further upcreek where the
Speaker 2: other two hunters were, They're going along this creek and
Speaker 2: they are elevated above this creek aways not much but enough.
Speaker 2: They're going along in about ten feet in front of
Speaker 2: one of the younger hunters. A rock. It didn't get lobbed,
Speaker 2: it got fast pitched seventy five mile an hour type
Speaker 2: splash hit ten feet in front of them. They caught
Speaker 2: that as weird because they saw it hit the creek.
Speaker 2: Moments later it happened again. So all these things go down,
Speaker 2: they have a meetup point. Once they oh make it
Speaker 2: to the meetup point at a designated time, they all
Speaker 2: compare notes without giving away their hand. Sam's brother asked him,
Speaker 2: and everyone starts tallying up what they were dealing with.
Speaker 2: And it's creepy to be going along. I asked him.
Speaker 2: I was like, what are your feelings on that. How
Speaker 2: did it feel. Sam's brother had stated that he felt
Speaker 2: like it was more a warning, like, hey, you're getting
Speaker 2: out of bounds kind of thing. Is the feeling he
Speaker 2: got because Sam's brother said he looked, he tried looking
Speaker 2: into these willows, and he said the willow patch that
Speaker 2: the rock came out of must have been about twenty
Speaker 2: five yards wide and of course ten twelve foot tall.
Speaker 2: But he couldn't see in there. But the two rocks
Speaker 2: that came flying out, they saw those. As they're comparing notes.
Speaker 2: That's when the audio came up with the person's cell phone.
Speaker 2: Just you got to understand it's hard to put in
Speaker 2: the words when you are out in the woods and
Speaker 2: you're an experienced woodsman hunter all of that. Something happens
Speaker 2: when one of these things are around where you don't
Speaker 2: feel right. You just don't feel right in your spirit.
Speaker 2: Me personally, when I've dealt with it, same thing, everyone
Speaker 2: I've talked to, same thing. Something doesn't feel right. I
Speaker 2: get a little irritated with the happy go lucky stories
Speaker 2: that I may hear from every now and then when
Speaker 2: I glance around YouTube about forest friends and people with
Speaker 2: an itemized list of they like this, or they don't
Speaker 2: like that, and that might be in that area, because
Speaker 2: up here Alaska it's a lot different. Everyone I've talked
Speaker 2: to that has had an experience here, even without seeing
Speaker 2: it visually, all have said the same thing. I was
Speaker 2: scared something wasn't right from like Brian dow Bar Glacier,
Speaker 2: perfect example. He didn't see anything but the footsteps alone
Speaker 2: on the grim. He hasn't gone back out since he
Speaker 2: doesn't want to. There's various other people, multiple hunters up
Speaker 2: south of Dinale. They spot caribou moose every year, woop
Speaker 2: done one brief moment in one year, it all goes away.
Speaker 2: That's the point of this map that I have on
Speaker 2: the website. Yeah it's cool, it's interactive or whatever, but
Speaker 2: the overall point is for those going into these areas,
Speaker 2: check it out. You may be a skeptic, non believer, whatever,
Speaker 2: check it out. You hear something. The standards are whistles,
Speaker 2: rocks being thrown of various sizes. Olhoots Imitation olhoots are
Speaker 2: the creepiest because it typically starts with the first alhoot
Speaker 2: sounding very natural, very real, just standard out, and then
Speaker 2: after that it usually goes nuts as far as the
Speaker 2: obvious imitation of alhoots, obvious imitation of bird whistles. There's
Speaker 2: a sharp, crisp whistle that I've heard several different times
Speaker 2: from several different areas. I wish I could catch a
Speaker 2: recording of it, because it's so sharp and so crisp.
Speaker 2: I've tried to imitate it several times. I have buddies
Speaker 2: that are good whistlers. I tried to have them imitated
Speaker 2: a few times. But these things can whistle in such
Speaker 2: a way that is just uncanny. They blend in. If
Speaker 2: they're not moving, Dude, you're not going to easily pick
Speaker 2: them up, unless by happenstance you're glancing and make eye
Speaker 2: contact with it. Are trees move and it doesn't thing
Speaker 2: that shadow didn't move, and then you fixate on that
Speaker 2: and then it comes into focus. But these things they
Speaker 2: blend in seamlessly. So many times I've heard stories of
Speaker 2: them looking like stumps and then that stump had eyes,
Speaker 2: and that stump walked away. Joe he shared that with me,
Speaker 2: and Geez, can you imagine walking towards and Joe, forgive me,
Speaker 2: can you imagine walking towards a stop smoking a cigarette?
Speaker 2: Just bit and all of a sudden, that stump is
Speaker 2: looking at you. I only giggled so I don't cry,
Speaker 2: because can you imagine the startle that would be just
Speaker 2: anyone experiencing it anyway, I want to thank Sam for
Speaker 2: sharing that experience. Sam, like a lot of other people,
Speaker 2: shared with a couple of people, got mocked and just
Speaker 2: left it alone. Which Sam's not his real name, But
Speaker 2: I want to thank you for reaching out. I enjoyed
Speaker 2: the phone conversations. Buddy, you got my number, Feel free
Speaker 2: to call and whatnot. To all those others who have
Speaker 2: had experiences and don't really want to share it on
Speaker 2: the channel or anything, don't hold on to that. Tell
Speaker 2: somebody it's toxic. It's very toxic to hold that stuff.
Speaker 2: I'll be sharing an example of that here in the
Speaker 2: near future. Again, thank Sam for sharing, and I appreciate
Speaker 2: talking to his brother and getting multiple perspectives from the
Speaker 2: same thing. Along that creek. That's this creepy stuff. And again,
Speaker 2: what do you do with that? If you're out on
Speaker 2: the field and this stuff happens, what do you do?
Speaker 2: There's no one to call. You could report it to
Speaker 2: me or something, but I'm not some official age. And
Speaker 2: see that's gonna make a move and clear them out
Speaker 2: and back them off or anything like that. Anyway, I'll
Speaker 2: let that go for now, all right, Everyone be safe
Speaker 2: and whatnot, and i'll catch you on the next one built.