I Put a Hidden Camera in a Remote Cave… What Came Out Wasn’t Human - TheOuterRange

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  @MonaArchuleta-x1b · 4 months ago · pinned

  My husband and I watch your channel all the time and we thought this episode was surprising about what was living in that cave.  My husband is native and grew up in the 4 corners area.  He really appreciates the respect you both show to the artifacts you find.  He saw the show and said he would like to have one of those hats, so here I am commenting.  Thank you all the same for allowing my husband (73 yrs old) to see these places again as he caught covid in 2021 and has been on oxygen ever since.  We are stuck in kansas!

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• HI

  @Hiking-the-dream · 4 months ago

  I really like watching your father and son relationship.  Its to be treasured!

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• AJ

  @ajdailey3698 · 4 months ago

  I appreciate your videos of exploration of areas inaccessible to most of us. Getting old isn't for sissies.

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• CI

  @CintaLove-m2m · 4 months ago

  Im indigenous to Australia and im ancestors have very similar paintings! Its amazing to see people still finding lost villages to this day! Australia has damaged alot of our sacred sights and still are to this day! We as the first Australians as they say we are the last thing on there minds!

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• OR

  @orphan42 · 4 months ago

  Thanks for taking me along on another awesome trip.❤❤ to you all from Australia.

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• PG

  @pgaleut · 4 months ago (edited)

  When u showed that ad when u where in Homer, Alaska . That furthest point is point pogibshi. Inside that point is my village Port graham. &nbsp;We call it paluwik. Which means a place of sadness. We are sugpiaq, which means like real person. We have lived in the area for thousands of years. <br>Thank u for the wonderful videos.

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• KE

  @kellysblackcat · 4 months ago

  Some of the footprints and hand prints looked like they had 6 toes and 6 fingers..👐 i love the ancient art work and paintings etc. They&apos;re so interesting and beautiful.

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• AM

  @Amy-NC71 · 4 months ago

  For many of us that can’t get out <br>and explore we all live for your videos.<br>Thanks for sharing your travels with us on YouTube.

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• ZO

  @zombokiler4462 · 4 months ago (edited)

  I never even knew that animal existed . Thanks for the new knowledge . I haven&apos;t been able to afford a new cap that nice in many years now . I give you my word I will show it off daily if &nbsp;I&apos;m the lucky guy this time.C.D.P.III .🤞

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• VJ

  @vjc7281 · 4 months ago

  I&apos;m a rock hound and love looking at them. <br>I never knew about those desert racoons. I learned something new today.<br>Thank you

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• US

  @user-zt6ro9bf1e · 4 months ago

  I&apos;m so glad you added that game camera so we could know what was living in the cave.

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• SC

  @ScottConner-uq2ip · 4 months ago

  Those carved &nbsp;bear tracks look like front and back feet . It still amazes me how many people lived out in that harsh environment. &nbsp;Love the trips out there &nbsp;and thanks for talking us along

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