Survivorman Bigfoot | Willow Creek | Episode 5 | Les Stroud

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  @leslie6049 · 5 years ago · pinned

  This is the video that made me want to immediately subscribe to this channel! Do glad I did..I've been binge watching older videos all day!! Love your channel❤️🙏

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• ST

  @stephenm3470 · 4 years ago

  I'm a bigfoot guy, this entire series is how I've always wanted to see sasquatch research done. Not by skeptics or kooks, but by a rational person looking for answers. It's also an amazing chance to see some of the most beautiful places on earth.

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  @Pointman-yf6or · 3 years ago

  My sister and her husband own a ranch in northern Washington state. As she says, you can walk 700 miles north into Canada, and never get out of the forest. And once you get there, choose a direction, and you can do it again. Yes, a creature of that size could easily live there.

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• TH

  @thinmizzy365 · 5 years ago

  "Bigfoot is blurry. It's not the photographers fault" ~Mitch Hedberg R. I. P.

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• JE

  @JeffReams · 3 years ago

  “Steer clear of the moors and stick to the road.”<br>Words to live by. 👍

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• SK

  @skmienka6964 · 2 years ago

  Les is a rare man in the media realm. He appears to be honest, respectful, and provides real footage and experiences (unlike other survival shows/personalities). I have always enjoyed hos work and hope he continues into the future.

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• TE

  @tedbyszinski2853 · 5 years ago

  The best thing in the world for Sasquatch defence is a camera because they sure don’t seem to come close with anyone who has one ever

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• II

  @ii-tx6tw · 5 years ago (edited)

  Alright, story time. &nbsp;So a few years back, I lived in the mountains of the pacific northwest, and I was going hiking/morel hunting with my dog. &nbsp;I was on this ridge called Bethel Ridge between highway 12/410. &nbsp;So after a few hours of mushroom hunting with my dog, we get back in the car and start heading home. &nbsp;As I am driving on this ridge, which was gorgeous, and on sheer cliffs, there was a sign alerting me to &quot;Rocks Falling.&quot; and lo-and-behold the rocks were falling. &nbsp;I ended up hitting this MASSIVE rock and it ripped the oil pan apart. &nbsp;Immediately panicked I put the car in neutral and starting rolling down the mountain with the car off. &nbsp;Already being 40 miles from nowhere and no phone service, eventually the car came to standstill and I was stranded in deep woods. &nbsp;<br><br>Gah, and immediately getting out of the car, my dog gets spooked and runs off on me and I feel pretty scared. &nbsp;A few hours passes, and then FINALLY the dog comes back and a truck comes into view. &nbsp;I flag him down and the gentleman immediately responds, &quot;you hit the rocks and lost your oil pan eh?&quot; &nbsp;He agrees to give me a lift out to civilization. &nbsp;<br><br>&quot;My name is Bob Gimlin! &nbsp;I discovered bigfoot!&quot; &nbsp;First thought... oh fuck who is this crazy am I going to die. &nbsp;lol &nbsp;<br><br>But talking with him about bigfoot on the hour ride back was eye-opening. &nbsp;Like he was just sincere and really.. patriarchal and kind. &nbsp;Apparently he and some Russian scientists were surveying the area because of reports of sasquatch sightings. &nbsp;It was very interesting. &nbsp;He maintains bigfoot is out there, and it was surprising to google him upon getting home and, holycrap it was really Bob Gimlin and damn is that video he caught convincing.<br><br>Maybe the sasquatch threw rocks at my car. &nbsp;So yea, anyway, that&apos;s my story of meeting Bob Gimlin deep in the woods. &nbsp;Super nice guy and we lived in the same city.

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• LO

  @lordwise3539 · 5 years ago

  I couldn&apos;t get enough of this Les Stroud filmed Bigfoot series when they were on TV a few years ago. Really glad he decided to throw them up on Youtube recently and in good clear versions too! &nbsp;Thanks Les!

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• JO

  @jonesian21 · 3 years ago

  Nice line from “An American werewolf in London.” &nbsp;“Beware the moors, stay to the roads.”

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• WR

  @writehandman2833 · 5 years ago (edited)

  I couldn&apos;t help but notice the Hoopa man&apos;s arms as he told his story about the arm in the window. &nbsp;You could see the gooseflesh on his forearm. &nbsp;That tells me that there was a strong emotional connection to the memory.

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• SQ

  @squirrele4495 · 5 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_akddzGiPsU&amp;t=1110">18:30</a><br><br>Les: “Movies and TV Shows create an unrealistic, fearful image of the wilderness. Whether shrouded in mist and darkness or lit by bright sunlight, nature is where we all come from.”<br><br>Producers: ...<br><br>Producers: “So anyways, spooky music in black and white?”<br><br>Les: Hell yeah

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