Oregon RANGER Reveals Terrifying Secret within Willamette National Forest!

Comments · 863

• MA

  @markswain365 · 2 months ago

  The effort to get out into the Wilderness is incredible and doesn't go unnoticed,  thank you !

  127

• JU

  @judypierce7028 · 2 months ago

  The waterfall sounded so relaxing and the water looked so inviting.  Great stories from the park ranger.  Thank you Chris.

  96

• PH

  @philbadour · 2 months ago

  Thanks to the folks who share their stories so Chris can tell them to us all from beautiful places and such lovely scenery. Makes my Sunday 😊

  162

• LA

  @ladybleu-10 · 2 months ago

  Does anybody else wish that these forest rangers and people out hiking and camping would wear GoPro’s so we could actually catch a glimpse of what’s out there?

  37

• LI

  @lindas146 · 2 months ago

  Happy Day Everyone!

  81

• BI

  @BillClayNY · 2 months ago

  Hey Chris. I’m never missing your insights and investigations on Sasquatch and camping. You really do a great great job on your content. I wish people would get their heads outta the bush, and realize that Bigfoot is a real, breathing being that needs to be respected and researched. Our Government really has a lot of common people stupefied on the subject. Glad you lead at the head of the small pack of people trying to help people in any way that you can

  69

• MI

  @Miles-d6w · 2 months ago

  I remember driving over that range from west to east.  It was the greenest place I've ever seen.  Moss everywhere.

  82

• VI

  @VikkiBounds · 2 months ago

  I really love your channel. &nbsp;But what impresses me the most is your memory recall. I have 2 others I like as well. What&apos;s so incredible to me is how none of you are &quot;looking &quot; on a screen then reading it. You guys however have the ability to tell an entire story from memory! &nbsp;🥰👏<br>Well done Chris

  72

• UK

  @UkrainianPaulie · 2 months ago

  Talked to an ex-ranger from the North Cascades National Park. He said after some coaxing, that there are areas of the Park they avoid due to the Biggies. Apparently, they are not peaceful and campers have disappeared there.

  6

• KR

  @KristinaBenoit · 2 months ago

  Love this format when you take us along with the hike and cook your meals and tell stories! So cool!

  34

• RA

  @RacerXGTO · 2 months ago

  I used to work early morning shifts. I&apos;d commute from the Willamette Forest into town, and pass through an area with many Bigfoot sightings. My drive would be in the 3AM-ish hours of the forest, where the trees literally suck and absorb any light at night to a pitch black you have to see to believe. The danger there, is critters and game standing in the middle of the road to where you can&apos;t see them, even with automotive headlights and hi-beams. To combat the darkness of the forest, I outfitted my truck with Baja Designs lights, the brightest I could get my hands on. The results were excellent, turning pitch black dark, into daylight, with lots of distance view ahead. I did that drive for 4 years and never saw anything unusual, except one night. With my lights on, there was an unusual darkness/shadow in the trees one night that wasn&apos;t quite natural. With many nights of driving at night, I knew what was what, but this one time, it was odd, like it didn&apos;t belong. I didn&apos;t have a shape, didn&apos;t have eyes glaring back at me, but it was like a blotch that didn&apos;t sit natural in the trees. Didn&apos;t think anything of it at the time, but when I think about it now, there is a possibility.....

  8

• ER

  @ericlentine4287 · 2 months ago

  My 12 year old son saw a male bigfoot walking through the woods at lost creek lake in Southern Oregon in 1998.

  17