WARNING: Yosemite National Park Is HIDING SOMETHING

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  @christopherrobin4619 · 2 years ago

  I encounterd one of these "wolfapes" while in the park.   "Dogmen" was what I was told they were called.  Childish nonsese I had said before.   They are invisible to the naked eye and I only caught sight of it due to the fog that was present in the early morning and the fact that I was using a flashlight to guide me.   it passed across the path in front of me and looked right at me before vanishing into ... nothing.  no, I had not been drinking,  what was the scariest part was it seemed to recognize and be aware that I could see it before it disappeared.

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  @Tortillainapan · 2 years ago

  You gotta be careful out there. Stay on the trails, always travel with other people and make noise, leave if you hear wood breaking or feel like your being watched, and don't go out at night

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  @C-TOS · 4 years ago

  The hairdo to challenge Ancient Aliens Guy hairdo.

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  @charlibaltimore7641 · 2 years ago

  When you talked about the flannel man, I had a flashback to my early childhood! I'm 70 years old and when I was a child, still sleeping in a crib (maybe 3 or 4) I remember waking up in the middle of the night, looking over at my brother sleeping and seeing what I thought was my dad sitting on the side of his bed, he was wearing a red and black flannel shirt. Not sure why that fact sticks in my head. I said "daddy?" he turned his head and looked at me and raised his finger to his lips to shush me. Then turned back to my brother and raised a huge knife over his head like he was going to stab my brother! I SCREAMED!! He disappeared and when my mother and father came running in, I wanted nothing to do with my dad, which was unusual for me. I remember this as clearly as if it happened yesterday. This story just brought it flooding back.

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  @aznsrey1324 · 4 years ago

  The other day we went biking at Yosemite valley for 10 miles and at one point it got deeper into the woods as the dirt path got more narrow. I stopped at that point bc I felt strongly if we go farther there would be danger so we turned back. Yosemite can be dangerous with bears, wild animals and unknown creatures. Just be extra careful n stay on trail. Thank you Lord for his protection ✝️🙏🥺

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  @ladonnamcallister35 · 4 years ago

  Yosemite is <b>Haunted</b> &nbsp;My Elder&apos;s who are Native American have told me stories about creatures that walk the valley floor of the park. One year we went to a*Bear Dance Ceremony* - this time it ran quite late into the night. My daughter and I had planned on camping over - my Elder told me to pack up because it wasn&apos;t safe being there and he wouldn&apos;t allow it even though we were in what I thought was a safe place next to the park ranger station. I kinda argued his plea because I assumed his fear was because of the bear&apos;s in the area; &nbsp;I ended up packing up driving back at 2am with my Elder following me to make sure I left the park. The next day He told me about the creatures that come in after certain ceremonies - He said the sound of the drums are heard for miles and these entities are drawn to them.

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  @regularguyreviews3048 · 4 years ago

  I live in Las Vegas but have &nbsp;a 3 acre home in Yosemite Ca and I can tell you the land has energy. I had lots of issues with my property at first while cleaning out bushes and dead trees. After remodeling my house in Yosemite I ended up having heart surgery and a month later my father suffered a heart attack on the property. I’m a city person and did not understand &nbsp;why this had happened. I had to let the land know I meant no harm and ask for it’s permission. Now it accepts me, squirrels wild turkeys and deer literally come right up to me like I’m part of them. Once I had to pull over on the side of the road and I had to pee really bad , my wife was driving and I walked maybe 20 feet into the thick Yosemite trees and bushes so no one could see me. The moment I walked in I no longer heard any birds cars or the sound of my wife’s van, it was an eerie &nbsp;feeling but I could hear the leaves on the trees . So if your there respect the place and ask for permission.

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  @wisdomoftheearlychristians2037 · 4 years ago

  it&apos;s interesting that you use the term &quot;protected lands&quot;. we used to think that National Parks were set up to protect the land and wildlife. Now, it begins to look possible that they were set up to ensure that neighborhoods and cities weren&apos;t set up where these cryptids were living.

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  @dynjarren5454 · 4 years ago

  While hiking with my dog in Yos I found and helped get a woman trapped between a tree and a rock outcropping. She was happy to see me especially out in the back country. After a rest I helped her to the ranger station...my dog got the reward. All was well after

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  @jacobholland4853 · 3 years ago

  I grew up in Coulterville, CA which is in the foothills just below Yosemite. &nbsp;I went to high school with all the Park Ranger&apos;s children and I used to spend several months each year in the park. &nbsp;While I can&apos;t speak to any mysterious or paranormal activity in the park because I never experienced any. &nbsp;I was part of Search and Rescue operations in the Park on many occasions. &nbsp;It may be romantic to think that the people who simply vanished did so under mysterious circumstances, but the reality is that most of them probably fell to their deaths in the extremely rugged terrain and will never be found because the location that their bodies landed is totally inaccessible and full of crevices or ground cover that block view for the air.

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  @legatobluesummers1994 · 4 years ago

  I love the idea of the guy jumping out of his tent screaming and scaring the shit out of a curious bigfoot who then screamed and ran off

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• PA

  @patrickemerson4584 · 4 years ago

  There actually more than 300 missing persons in Yosemite and those are ones that have been logged but never released

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