Deputies TERRIFIED By What they Find in Sierra Forest | +Interview

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  @jonclassical2026 · 2 years ago · pinned

  Cheers Chris, # 2 Today!!!! Super enjoy your channel, its one of my Top 10 out of 86 YouTubers I follow!

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  @sherrimarshall1718 · 2 years ago

  Love this Channel! Does anyone else look behind Chris as he is talking to see if you see a Sasquatch lurking or am I the only one?

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  @jaredpeterson380 · 2 years ago

  I've spent a lifetime bowhunting and I've hear a grey fox bark on one occasion. It scared the crap out of me. Loudest coughing bark I've ever heard. It was getting dark., and I scampered right back up in my tree. Barking got closer until I saw this little 10 lb fox walking by in the corn. Could not believe a little critter like that could sound that scary.

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  @leithmacdonald4242 · 2 years ago (edited)

  My Dad had a weird experience back in the 1970's.  We had a huge cattle farm in the Gold Coast hinterland (Queensland Australia).  The south east tip of Mt Tamborine and Mt Nathan were in our property.  Dad went out one day to check the fences on Mt Tamborine because some of our cattle had been going missing.  He went by himself on horseback and took one of the cattle dogs.  Half way up the mountain he said everything went quiet and he smelt a foul smell that was a combination of old sour soil and a dead animal.  The dog stopped and started growling and the horse started to rear up on him.  Dad knew something was wrong and he felt like he was being watched.  The dog turned and started to run back down the mountain....those dogs don't scare easily and he said it looked terrified when it took off.  The horse was trying to do the same thing and was trying hard to get dad off its back so she could run faster.  Dad let the horse turn around and they both bolted back down the mountain.  He didn't see anything but he knew something was there and it wasn't friendly.  After that he never went out on horseback by himself again and never let any of his workers go up into that back country. He had a chat to some military guys that were from an army training camp on the otherside of the mountain (Canungra) about 20km away and asked if they had ever had weird experiences too.  He never told us what they said but they all agreed that 'something' was on the mountain. You often used to feel like you were being watched on that farm.  Once the internet had been developed 30-40 years later, I was looking into for Dad.  Apparently the mountain was a hot spot for Yowie sightings - they are the Australian Bigfoots. Never saw one but we did hear some of those strange howls late at night.  It wasn't dingo's or foxes or any other animal we knew existed.  Often wonder if the people living in the houses that have been built there now ever experience anything odd....bet they do!

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  @Wildman-1961 · 2 years ago

  Hey Chris     I'm a 63 year old Canadian male from Ontario. In 1989 my dad, brother with his friend and I went moose hunting in northern Ontario just south of Hearst Ontario we were there  for two weeks in bush Camping. One night the timber wolfs where right on the hill behind our camp they were howling real close to us but I heard a sound mixed in with the howls sounded more like a loud yell in a real low tone it was strange to hear. The howling stopped awhile later and the bush went dead silence we all went to bed in the tents about an hour later I heard these loud cracking sounds up where the wolfs were. The next day I went up the hill to see signs of what went on the night before and found a half dozen trees snapped about 6 feet from the  ground I believe it may have been a bigfoot but didn't find any tracks it left me a little shaken. Needless to say I had a hard time sleeping the rest of the hunt.

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  @swooshdave · 2 years ago

  I love how Chris is always surprised that the beer is shaken up. 😊

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• JO

  @johnfun3394 · 2 years ago

  Getting scared of something at night is not surprising, but in the middle of the day is totally different. Good story, thanks

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  @craigcottingham35 · 2 years ago

  Don't take the woods for granted. Stay safe 🙏 ❤️.

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  @Rob-4619 · 2 years ago (edited)

  I had an experience one time that I can’t explain. Me, and a friend of mine went camping along a river in my state. The area was a primitive camping only area. You had to hike back along the river quite a ways to get to it, and it was very secluded and surrounded by state game lands and a state park. We’re talking thousands of acres. So we were camping and had our tent set up and had a nice little fire gone. It’s soon got real dark and we camped up in the woods away from the river. It was pitch black out with the exception of our fire and all of a sudden something was running around in the darkness circling us. At first I thought it was a something like a rodent just running circles around us. It wasn’t a heavy sound, but it definitely made a lot of noise running through the leaves that were on the ground dried up. At first it didn’t bother us because we thought it was some small animal but it just wouldn’t go away and it was definitely circling us just out of view. We even walked out to see if we could get a look at it, but never could. It stayed with us quite a while and then finally it got quiet and I think we were both pretty freaked out though we wouldn’t admit it. We just got in the tent, zippered up the door and went to sleep, and nothing else happened. I’ll just never forget that experience and the chills that it gave us. This happened over 30 years ago when I was younger. We never talked about it too much other than probably the next morning. I never told anybody else about it, but I’ve never forgotten it.

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  @coleytoons · 2 years ago

  Hey, Chris<br> &nbsp; I told my husband about &quot;Moose Drool&quot; and showed him your review of it the other day. The next day he comes home from work and what does he have???? Moose Drool😄! He found it at the <br>&apos;Lee&apos;s Discount Liquor&apos; here in Las Vegas,NV 👍👍👍

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  @gregcavalieri4920 · 2 years ago (edited)

  Don&apos;t think I&apos;ve ever caught a video 5 minutes out...<br> Sonora, Cold Springs...thats my backyard...

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  @patriciamcbride2150 · 2 years ago

  I can understand how sounds can creep you out. My grandson and I think that bigfoot are real. We wonder if there are some that come by the forest in his backyard. We saw interesting tree breaks and twisted trees, and an apple we left out on a stump disappeared. Plus, there had been a bigfoot sighting on the island where he lives. Maybe we just have big imaginations. But anyways one day, we were standing near a pond in &nbsp;the back forest, and suddenly there was a strange noise which sounded like a vocalization. It was not loud, but it was a sound neither of us had ever heard before. We both took off like a shot and crashed through the thick forest, trying to get away from the sound. We did not want to go back on &nbsp;the trail towards the sound. My grandson got through the bush quickly, but it took me so long that the bigfoot (if that&apos;s what it was) could have easily caught me. Or at least it could have had a good laugh. But &nbsp;to hear a roar or scream would be incredibly frightening.

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