Backpackers haveTERRIFYING Encounter in COLORADO Wilderness!

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  @rupertwinslow8638 · 10 months ago

  CHRIS! I literally binge watched every video you have with my 8 year old son, we are avid hikers, campers, anglers, hunters.... we absolutely love your channel. Now 5hat I am retired from the army we have plenty of time to see if we can get our own stories to share like the experiences I have had as a child. Thank you Chris!

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  @Urban_Infidel · 10 months ago

  Nothing like a good bigfoot story and an outdoor cookout. Thanks for putting so much heart into making these videos for us!

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  @susiesmith8029 · 10 months ago

  Just bought a property/house very near your story. Incredibly wild and sacred property and as an indigenous, I am honored to call it my home. A very good place for a Sasquatch to exist I thought to myself as I was walking the perimeter the first time with my realtor.😂

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  @Docochoco39 · 10 months ago

  A few buddies and myself hunted the San Luis Valley for the past four years.  We were successful over those years until last year.  We couldn't set up our hunting camp where we normally did due to the 1-1 1/2 feet of snow.  We figured the recent snow would be to our benefit as the elk would surly need to get up out of the dark timber to get to water and grass at the lower elevation.  My buddy and I decided to hike approximately four miles and reach an old logging road and possibly spook something out, if not for ourselves then to our fellow hunters in our camp.  We finally achieved our goal of reaching the road.  If wasn't 15-18 steps on the road when we came across tracks.  At first,  I swore under my breath as I assumed the tracks were from a snoshoer as the tracks were about 16-18 inches long and about 6-7 inches wide.  Then I saw something I didn't really think about when I saw the tracks.  For one,  the tracks would have had to been made two nights ago and,  two,  the stride was over 5 ft,  closer to 6!  My buddy who is about 6'4", attempted to match the stride but fell short by 1-2 feet!  We later found out from local hunters that they heard  reports of the same thing as what we witnessed.  Yes,  there are Sasquatch scattered all throughout Colorado and although this personal experience was my first,  I had had several of my coworkers that are all law enforcement officers tell me that they had actually seen the creature that produced the huge tracks.  My faith and trust in these officers is without doubt and they would NEVER make up stories and one even quit hunting completely because of the creature he saw!

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  @thanemathis5914 · 10 months ago

  Enjoyed this story because when I was 12 years old, I went with my father and his best friend about 15 miles up into the San Juans and had my one and only Bigfoot experience just above timberline. I did the same thing and built up the fire after my father and his friend were asleep inside their tent. This brought back that memory. Thanks.

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  @MrShlong50x · 10 months ago

  Never going hiking alone ever again after listening to a few of your stories 😮

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  @FlyingHRanchBeef · 10 months ago

  I was out with our horses with our Ferrier, having our horses feet trimmed. It so happened that day I had on one of my Base Camp Chris hoodies. &nbsp;As the Ferrier was finishing up, he says to me, I recognize your hoodie and I watch his show too.<br><br>I was completely surprised and we both lit up with huge smiles on our faces. &nbsp;The Ferrier then asked me if I would like to hear his story.<br><br>I stated, heck ya!<br><br>He then went on to share his Bigfoot story that occurred while horseback riding with his girlfriend. They were back far in the mountains behind us, the Rocky Mountains of Northern Utah. &nbsp;It was a quick encounter but one they will never forget and not mine to tell. I will say this, I’ve known this man for awhile now and he has great character. I’ve never known him to tell any far fetched stories, educated, and had spent most his life in these mountains here on horseback. I absolutely believe him.<br><br>If I hadn’t been wearing my BCC hoodie, I don’t think he ever would have shared that story with my daughter and I.<br><br>Thanks Chris and Keep Hiking!<br><br>Flying H Ranch Beef<br>Utah / Idaho

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  @randallkuschnick7760 · 10 months ago (edited)

  Breaking news. Missing hunter in the Mt. Hood National Forest. Devon Dobek from Hubbard OR a town 3 miles north of me went deer hunting he had messaged his friend saying he had bagged a deer 🦌 and was all excited and on his way out however he never made it back to his truck. Massive search going on for him now searchers have yet to locate him or a 🦌. He was probably 20 miles east of Estacada. I have fished the Ripple brook out there before you definitely don&apos;t Wana run into 🦧 way out there.

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  @theresehopkins1581 · 10 months ago (edited)

  Happy Sunday Everybody!!!❤😂🎉<br>We love you, Chris!!!❤❤❤😊

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  @Neddycat · 7 months ago (edited)

  Even though it makes me not want to camp anymore I am hooked on these stories. They are so fascinating.

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  @daveminion6209 · 1 month ago

  one of my &nbsp;favorite BaseCamp &nbsp;story:<br>- fake ghosts<br>- two hikers, both w different reaction when sasquatch &nbsp;appeared <br>- third party &nbsp;climber getting chased by sasquatch, talking about &nbsp;getting at the climber <br>- survive the &nbsp;moon lit nite, after his &nbsp;friend &apos;shutdown&apos;.<br>- made it back to the alpine train<br>- a new &nbsp;friendship was formed , over a sasquatch &nbsp;adventure

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  @LouisianaAstroRambler · 10 months ago (edited)

  Trout spend 80% of their day eating? Didn&apos;t realise I had anything in common with friggin trout

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