I used to live in Mesa in 1994. One night my friend and I decided to go camping in that area. When we got to the campground and out of the car, we had this horrible feeling of terror. We left right away and went home. I’ll never forget that feeling. I don’t know if a creepy person was out there or what, but it permeated the campground
I live down south about 40 min in land from the gulf of Mexico in Alabama, pretty much on the Florida border. I've seen one of those invisible "predator" looking things. It was watching me with my horses back in the tree line. When I looked directly at it, it jumped like it was startled I saw it. I had instant fear. It dropped forward to the ground and crawled through the brush and it was gone. I don't do drugs, I don't drink, and I've never hallucinated as far as I know. I believe there's things in this world yet to be discovered. I didn't feel threatened and it didn't make a sound, but that was two years ago and I haven't stepped near these woods that are all around me. I keep to the roads. It's a shame, I used to love being with my horses out there.
They are more afraid of us then we are of them. Why do you think that the being is invisible. Maybe the disappearing people where killed because they acted out of fear. You have to try to be peaceful. I’ve survived bear encounters this way. Always stay armed but peaceful. That’s my suggestion. I’d try and communicate.
I used to sneak out a lot with friends and we swore we were being followed, watched and heard a lot of random twigs snap in different spots. We were nuts as teens. I live in Alabama now and haven't seen anything yet ha ha. Just crazy Auburn fans! :-D
I live in Apache Junction now. Been here almost 4 years. The mountains are very spooky to be around. I had a paranormal experience my first night here in the Lost Dutchman state park
I just moved here and we love the the beautiful scenery. What was your encounter at the state park. I want to visit there. I get a creepy feeling there myself. Thanks
I always tell people, when you go to national state parks and wilderness, be mindful, be alert and respect it. Take in its beauty but be mindful of the evil that also lurks around. Travel in groups and always carry a gun.
Many native people have encounters with sasquatch/bigfoot type beings, in the desert too. Also it was told by my people that Apaches put a hex on the land of Superstition Mountains long ago. AZ Native here🙋🏻♀️
Have you heard that at one point, i think in the 50s maybe, some people found very tall skeletons in one of the caves? I don't mess around with the superstitions. AZ native here too.
My parents moved me here in1980 I will never forget this. My mother and I were hiking up in the superstition mountains i can't remember how far back or what trail we were on I was 13 at the time out of know were this guy appeared he was native American he was dressed in buck skins and said this is holy ground leave now I remember grabbing my moms arm and we left when I turned around to make sure he was not following us he was gone. When we got back to the car I ask the forest serves guy about it he thought I was joking I was dead serious. He said somebody playing a joke my opinion it was no joke the look on that American Indian face to this day I know what I saw
Thank you, I am doing research on the Superstition Mountains and one of the things I like the most is hearing these first hand stories of people who grew up there.
This was in the UK. I went camping (in a camper) with a boyfriend and we parked up to stay in a field area, surrounded by trees. Never saw anything, but FELT we were surrounded by people/something watching us. I made him move the camper away from the area, late at night. He wasn't happy but I was!
I'm Maori from NZ and was guided to your video as soon as I switched my phone on. As soon as you started describing your encounter, the first thing that came into my mind was that it was definitely a SASQUATCH and that the Indigenous People's of that area know this, and have always known this. There is a good reason why they seldom venture into that area; fools rush in where Angels fear to tread. The Maori word for sacred is tapu, and like the Native American Indian people, Maori instinctively know where to walk and we're not to walk wherever we are in the world. Yes Bro, that area is TAPU AF! I'm glad that you listened to your instincts to get the hell outta Dodge that night. I personally believe that there are other phenomena that dwell in that area as well... darker creatures. Thank you for sharing this with us.
Very true!! No Indian at the end of Native American. It's just Native American or Apache Native. I'm Native.👍MY husband is from N.Z he's European. We live right next to these sacred Mountains. 👍😊
I think your story fits a pattern of stories that spans the entire west coast wilderness, from California to Washington. I believe everything you said, however, I also believe there may be “feral” human beings that live in those mountains. Of course human beings can mimic anything and there is nothing that would preclude a human from trying to scare other humans by grunting and pretending to be an animal. Logically, if it were that dark, if it were a human pretending to be an animal; it would be a dumb move as the person wouldn’t know if your camp had firearms whereby someone might shoot at the person. Missing411 with David Paulides explores this phenomena in depth in his books and in his movies. You may very well want to reach out to him to see what he may be able to tell you. You were very smart to high tail it out of there. Had you stayed, you may not have survived. If it was a Sasquatch, it definitely had the power to reason and knew those lands in all directions. You also have to wonder if it were the Apaches themselves just trying to scare you out of there. I had an encounter with a UFO in California that is so incredible, I won’t even tell people because most won’t believe it.
@Holly333 Wowowow... My uncle lives in Oregon, beautiful country and beautiful land. My understanding is that the place is very "wild". Do you think it's feral humans? Do you think that there are just a lot of serial killers up there? I think it's multiple things.
@Holly333 it's so odd i just read this comment. I was watching a doc called the ghosts of highway 20 or something like that and it was about an Oregon serial killer. I googled the stats and thought it was so odd that Oregon had so many more missing persons than much larger states.
Yes I've definitely had the same feeling, while hiking the "Wave Cave" trail. I went off trail, but I was barely off of it. There were some abandoned camp fire sites that I usually go to and then travel about 30 ft to some sand wash where I chill out. Literally barely off the main trail (I can still hear hikers sometimes) and I get this gut wrenching feeling that something is just not right at all. It's that feeling you get when you think someone is watching you at a restaurant, or in a dream. You turn your head, and you can either be right or wrong, but out in the desert you can either run or stand there to face it. I ran of course, because I am a coward.
You got the guts to go in first place. Dunno if i would given the chance! Sounds & looks beautiful, but forbidding. Just watched an Arizonan guide relate paranormal stories & history. I'm hooked!
From 1 native Arizonan, to another, I do indeed concure with your experience! Though I did hike the Flatiron Trail with no issues - my experience was closer towards Canyon Lake, over by the "Tortilla Flats" *shops. That entire area is to be explored with extreme caution, but honestly not to be fux'd with - whatsoever - period!
Been thinking about this story of yours. I have camped in these mountains. There are free range cattle roaming around. They are quite rude. I'll be sound asleep and they will wonder into my camp drop a cow patty and leave. I have learned to always sleep with my boots on. Scorpion's like to crawl into boots. Sometimes I have to quickly slip my feet into my boots so can I chase off the rude cattle only to get stung on the foot by a scorpion. That really sucks. That and stepping in a fresh cow patty that rude cow left behind is a bit iratating too.
Speaking of rude cattle. I think I just figured out where republicans come from. Lonely cowboys and cows. Makes sense. Republicans wonder into an establishment drop a load of crap opinion, view point or story they heard on tv hang around and irritate me then leave.
I’m 2018 I was fishing on the north side of Blue point bridge on the salt river. I was on the east shore just about a rocks throw from the bridge. It was in June and I was night fishing. I started fishing about 8 pm just as the sun was going down. It was during the week and I was the only one there once it got dark. I planned on fishing till 1 or 2 I’m the morning. A little after 11 pm on the opposite bank along side of the bridge I heard something come down the steep inbangment. It sounded like something big like a cow or horse but it was too steep for them to enter the river at that location. It came down the cliff and into the water pretty loud. It was pitch black and I couldn’t see what it was. It stopped as soon as it went in. It was like it wanted me to hear it. After it was in the water it just stood there and then no noise. It Just waited. I’m prior Military and an avid outdoorsman and have lived in Az all my life. But to tell you the truth that experience was bone chilling if you will. Needless to say when the original pause came it Quickly grabbed my stuff and got the heck out of there. I hauled ass to my truck and I was Out!!! That’s my story and I’m sticking to it.
Talk about freaky, I walked six hours in following a wash and when I sat down to take a break I looked across the wash and in the middle of a big pile of sticks there was a really old looking cloth doll. It was white cloth with black hair and eyes and was wearing a white dress. Wigged me the F out, of all of the places to sit down for a break. Felt like I was being watched the whole time. At one point I climbed up a hill out of the wash and as I looked around I saw what I thought to be a person on another hill about 30 yards away. I stared for few seconds trying to figure out wtf I was seeing because I was in the middle of nowhere. I swear it looked like a 4-5 foot tall woman wearing a buckskin dress with long black hair covering her face, but I felt like she was looking right at me. I kept staring, trying to convince myself it was anything else....and then her chest moved up and down like taking a big breath. WHOA, chilled me to the bone. I put up my hand as to greet and threw my brightest vibe out and she disappeared. Be careful out there. I don't know what's going on out there but a red and white jet flew overhead close enough to see the pilot look at me, twice, even though I was in a very narrow canyon and couldn't be seen any other way. Somehow, he knew exactly where I was. I gotta get back out there, lol!
Just found this video while searching for a video my daughter and I made on her channel Desert Peach about lost time in the Superstition Mountains and an experience we had there. Would you be willing to go back to the area you were and show us the area? Or possibly camp there again and video it with us? Strange request I know but.....
@@jacketedhollowpoints good idea to not go back at night. As far as the guy is saying about time loss, there are also mountains to the south east of Albuquerque, next to Kirtland AFB where numerous soldiers have reported time losses when going too far east on post. Similar looking mountains too.
Yes. Wherever native folks can live, they do too. Salt river near Superstitions we have many reports. Also Gila River. Check salt river Bigfoot on my ghost hunting theories site. Just recently boulder tossing in the bamboo areas.
that is the exact place where a massacre accrued. a group of native Americans slaughtered some miners. also decapitated skeletons are still being found from time to time. it really is a spooky area for paranormal activity. glad your still arround to share.
I think it’s a skin walker....and it is very common for people to mistake a Sasquatch for a skin walker.They can shape shift and turn into different animals basically just like “Maui” from Moana
We got stuck on Alligator Alley in the 60s in the middle of the night there was definitely something near us that wasn't going to go away but we fell asleep in the car until help came
All along the Trails there are one person "watch towers" - open in back, usually two sided w a top flat rock - very well camouflaged - in high vantages. Once you recognize one - you see them everywhere. Difficult to reach. Why, who - I don't know... I do know you are never truly alone...
I saw one of those in a wash/ canyon I was hiking. and then I saw what I think where mountain lion footprints as big as my hand, freshly made in the wet sand. Hiked for a while with the bear spray ready.
I myself have been in the area but not at night this is the first i have heard of this i have been planning to go up there and stay for a length of time this spring and summer so this is something to consider while i am still in the planning stages does not sound good but jacob walch went there alone many times
I've hiked this mountain and it was creepy felt like we were being watched when we came to a certain point we would see rocks and dust falling from the tops of the mountain walls it was a bit nerve racking and we were heavily armed
I am a Dutch Hunter am part Mohawk ,,Indian Dutch English .I have been on 6 expedition in the supers .. what your saying is more common then you would think , you have some crazies and some old timers that got lost and never found a way out . then you have the Apache .and many other tribes history in a few given area ,and yes it can be very dangerous out there at any time if your to close to one of the sacred sites ..being a shaman I can only tell you the danger is very real and if you cross the line you will know it right then ,these are not things to play with or make video about ...a lot of people think big foot is a joke but was it a big foot . that's not a joke .. my pet Rake is there in the Mountains now and protects my place there ..don't be a fool you can not make fun of things you really don't under stand .. these things can kill you with out warning ... you hear some of the replies below and they joke and make fun ... but wait till your there by your self and Aztec warrior walks out of now where and walks down the canyon past you tracking your foot prints ..I did wait to see if he was real or not ... with the club he had I was not waiting to see if he was part of this reality .. be warn there are time portals and they are very real and very dangerous . even getting to close they can change how you think and react ...I have seen a lot of things .. thank you for sharing your story ,the Blindbowman ...the sha ma chi white feathers ! if you wish to see a real Rake . his picture was posted on treasure.NET web site by me ....and he is as real as you and me ....he dose not show up on most digital camera but with 800fps shutter there he is ....he can step from one shadow to another like a time warp . he can kill just about anything in any reality .. nice pet .....
@@hulkster3002 , you sound like someone who's never been there. I find it hilarious when someone who's actually hiked around, through, or camped in those mountains comments about there experiences and then an ignorant moron challenges them with a dumb comment like this.
Hey I live in Apache Junction, Az and have for year and have seen some crazy stuff come out of those Mountains and have some crazy stories and pictures, but this is the first I’ve heard of any Sasquatch, but I would not be amazed of anything coming out of there!
Well I’ve personally seen balls of lights come out of the Mountains and zip all over the sky , one even crashed in the neighbors yard across the road and another came and it was as if it was helping it out for a couple minutes and then they both went right back up in the sky! I’ve seen boomerang shaped crafts and your typical flying saucers too and have some photos, I’ve also seen huge bird like but huge thing flying around the side of the mountain! People here know this exist but we also know the military over here doesn’t want us saying anything about it and to pretend we don’t see what we see, also once in a while they will have a little sign up sheet at the town library asking who has seen what, and have a meeting of some kind, I’m not going to be stupid enough to tell any official what exactly I know, because I know way more than this, I’ve only told you about this right now because this is not my actual name and I have just moved out of state. I think ppl have the right to know, the pentagon has given out the truth about UFO too.
@@annariojas8692 A red and white jet flew right above me when I hiked out several miles in a canyon wash. It was so low I could see the pilot turn his head to look at me as he flew by. No one knew I was out there and I wasn't even close to a trail. I thought it odd that there was a bunch of electrical wires and fencing that far out in the middle of nowhere.
I don't doubt your story, but you being that close to the river and knowing javelins are all over that range of az. the grunting was indeed a male boar. ...happy trails...
Definitely good story! Subscribed! Something like a Bigfoot would require a huge amount of food and water intake to survive. There is not much edible vegetation or animals to eat in the Superstitions for a creature that size to realistically sustain themselves long term, they would definitely stay way North out of the desert. The critters down here are relatively small. It would also be incredibly hard for something as large as a Bigfoot to hide from people in the area. I totally believe the story of your experience, but something like a Bigfoot is extremely unlikely for many reasons. Also, the Apaches definitely killed the Peraltas.
Man,I live in N.Florida,and their are things in the swamp,some people call them skunk apes,some people lie,but a lot of people are telling the truth though,you can't go backwards if you experience it!
man if we know what really lived among us we would not leave our house...sometimes there are logical explanations. but i read so much and seen so much vids bout yo area...damn you lived there???? damn damn damn .....i would shit myself everyday
And you are absolutely right. The Apache people did not massacre those poor souls. They have been wrongly blamed for that massacre and other massacres that have taken place in that area and this needs to be rectified in American History. Also, NZ has its fair share
If you're familiar with the area we where at the salt river recreation site. If you've ever tubed the salt river it's the last stop the bus makes from the tube rental station.
Matthew Fleener yes, I know where it is. I just got confused because you also mentioned the praying hands and the witch. They aren’t at the Salt river. Good story, though!
My first shroom trip was also my first day at Superstition Mountains. It was an amazing experience but the desert doesn’t play and the energy there is real. I truly think I made such a connection with the mountain, I will always love it. The WORST thing about the mountain in my experience are the jumping cholla cactuses😖
Read "Tribal Bigfoot" by David Paulides and author of Missing 411. I've hiked and backpacked. since I was a kid in Southern Arizona and no big foot. I have backpacked all over the Pacific Northwest when I lived in Spokane and Walla Walla and I still never saw or heard, but I believe your story.
@@christianpnorris it was in a contained area designated for camp fires far from any risk to the vegetation...and sorry but personal safety was a lil more important to me at the moment.
From what you described it was probably a javelina. They are all over that area, they are large, they feed, and water, at night. Being close to the water they were probably coming in to drink. They don't have good eyesight so there is a chance depending on wind direction that they didn't even smell you. A sasquatch would be the last thing I would suspect.....
That was my first thought too, But javelina don't throw rocks. I would think it is far more likely it was something other than a sasquatch, even on the coldest Arizona night it's probably still a bit too warm for sasquatch. I also considered it could be a wild horse as they are all over that area.
A little town called mesa huh? According to wikapedia mesa is the largest suburban city in the Entire United States. Its the 35th largest city overall in the USA. Is bigger than Miami, Minneapolis, & Saint Louis. It is the 3rd largest city in Arizona trailing Phoenix at approx 1.7 million ppl & Tucson which has a population of 548,000 ppl. Mesa's population as of 2019 was 518,000 ppl, only 30,000 ppl less than Tucson & considering Tucson only grew 4% over the last 10 years while Mesa grew 20% in that same time span & if it continues at that pace will pass Tucson in the next decade. Mesa is not part of the superstition mountain area, it is a suburb of Phoenix which are both a part of Maricopa County. In fact Mesa is only seperated from phoenix by both Tempe & Scottsdale. The Phoenix metro area consisting of previous mentioned as well as Gilbert, Chandler, Glendale, etc. While Maricopa County is not super known for tall buildings, it is a huge uniterupted city with a population of 4,480,000 ppl give or take.
@@danielgamache3149 conquistadors wouldn't have done that because they would have believed it to be witchcraft. One thing Spain brought everywhere it went was Catholicism which wouldn't allow for "brujeria" like that. But I could see the spirits of apache and even living apache not wanting people in their sacred places.
@@PhxVanguard Catholic church has always been satanic since the Romans corrupted them. Jesuits knew all about the Arcane and they practiced it. The Catholic church has not been a Christian Enterprise since it became the state religion of the Roman Empire.
@@spirithope Was a great experience climbed El Sombrero AKA Weaver's needle. Thanks for the❤❤was a very special place. My uncle's spent a month out in the same place I did for a expedition in 1970. It was a tough and rewarding journey.
I used to live in Mesa in 1994. One night my friend and I decided to go camping in that area. When we got to the campground and out of the car, we had this horrible feeling of terror. We left right away and went home. I’ll never forget that feeling. I don’t know if a creepy person was out there or what, but it permeated the campground
sasquatch....they trigger your sixth sense with strong fear via interdimensional...they send "waves" to scare you out of the area.
@@jobdoneright5934 good question
@@rmclarkjr Yep....that is what I think as well.....I had this happen in my early research days....
@@rmclarkjr i feel it would be either that or something else paranormal
I live down south about 40 min in land from the gulf of Mexico in Alabama, pretty much on the Florida border. I've seen one of those invisible "predator" looking things. It was watching me with my horses back in the tree line. When I looked directly at it, it jumped like it was startled I saw it. I had instant fear. It dropped forward to the ground and crawled through the brush and it was gone. I don't do drugs, I don't drink, and I've never hallucinated as far as I know. I believe there's things in this world yet to be discovered. I didn't feel threatened and it didn't make a sound, but that was two years ago and I haven't stepped near these woods that are all around me. I keep to the roads. It's a shame, I used to love being with my horses out there.
Don't let fear rule your life. Chances are, that thing's a thousand miles away.
@@blainwilson7937 You're right in more ways than one. I'm working on my fear. Thanks for your reply. I appreciate it :)
They are more afraid of us then we are of them. Why do you think that the being is invisible. Maybe the disappearing people where killed because they acted out of fear. You have to try to be peaceful. I’ve survived bear encounters this way. Always stay armed but peaceful. That’s my suggestion. I’d try and communicate.
I used to sneak out a lot with friends and we swore we were being followed, watched and heard a lot of random twigs snap in different spots. We were nuts as teens. I live in Alabama now and haven't seen anything yet ha ha. Just crazy Auburn fans! :-D
Bring a rifle with you next time.Unless you're an anti-gun libtard
I live in Apache Junction now. Been here almost 4 years. The mountains are very spooky to be around. I had a paranormal experience my first night here in the Lost Dutchman state park
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What was it?
I just moved here and we love the the beautiful scenery. What was your encounter at the state park. I want to visit there. I get a creepy feeling there myself. Thanks
I always tell people, when you go to national state parks and wilderness, be mindful, be alert and respect it. Take in its beauty but be mindful of the evil that also lurks around. Travel in groups and always carry a gun.
What happened to you
Many native people have encounters with sasquatch/bigfoot type beings, in the desert too. Also it was told by my people that Apaches put a hex on the land of Superstition Mountains long ago.
AZ Native here🙋🏻♀️
Have you heard that at one point, i think in the 50s maybe, some people found very tall skeletons in one of the caves? I don't mess around with the superstitions. AZ native here too.
@@PhxVanguard Found in the superstition mountains?
@@whatwouldkittydo yup. And the Apache have legends of giants that lived in the mountains.
My parents moved me here in1980 I will never forget this.
My mother and I were hiking up in the superstition mountains i can't remember how far back or what trail we were on I was 13 at the time out of know were this guy appeared he was native American he was dressed in buck skins and said this is holy ground leave now I remember grabbing my moms arm and we left when I turned around to make sure he was not following us he was gone.
When we got back to the car I ask the forest serves guy about it he thought I was joking I was dead serious.
He said somebody playing a joke my opinion it was no joke the look on that American Indian face to this day I know what I saw
@@Vintage-Retro-finder I wouldn't doubt it, thanks for sharing that
Thank you, I am doing research on the Superstition Mountains and one of the things I like the most is hearing these first hand stories of people who grew up there.
He might have an interesting story, but I can barely hear him.
Cool Breeze 😂😂😂😂😂
I recently did a remake of this video with better sound and less crappy beard.
Matthew Fleener thanks man I’ll check it out, just learned of the Superstition Mountains today and I’m absolutely captivated by it.
Sound seems ok on my setup fine.
@lame youtubrs you shouldn't go looking for them or say that word.
This was in the UK. I went camping (in a camper) with a boyfriend and we parked up to stay in a field area, surrounded by trees. Never saw anything, but FELT we were surrounded by people/something watching us. I made him move the camper away from the area, late at night. He wasn't happy but I was!
I'm Maori from NZ and was guided to your video as soon as I switched my phone on. As soon as you started describing your encounter, the first thing that came into my mind was that it was definitely a SASQUATCH and that the Indigenous People's of that area know this, and have always known this. There is a good reason why they seldom venture into that area; fools rush in where Angels fear to tread. The Maori word for sacred is tapu, and like the Native American Indian people, Maori instinctively know where to walk and we're not to walk wherever we are in the world. Yes Bro, that area is TAPU AF! I'm glad that you listened to your instincts to get the hell outta Dodge that night. I personally believe that there are other phenomena that dwell in that area as well... darker creatures. Thank you for sharing this with us.
Lol the word sasquatch is native lol. They've known about that for the longest time.
Very true!! No Indian at the end of Native American. It's just Native American or Apache Native. I'm Native.👍MY husband is from N.Z he's European. We live right next to these sacred Mountains. 👍😊
I think your story fits a pattern of stories that spans the entire west coast wilderness, from California to Washington.
I believe everything you said, however, I also believe there may be “feral” human beings that live in those mountains. Of course human beings can mimic anything and there is nothing that would preclude a human from trying to scare other humans by grunting and pretending to be an animal. Logically, if it were that dark, if it were a human pretending to be an animal; it would be a dumb move as the person wouldn’t know if your camp had firearms whereby someone might shoot at the person.
Missing411 with David Paulides explores this phenomena in depth in his books and in his movies. You may very well want to reach out to him to see what he may be able to tell you.
You were very smart to high tail it out of there. Had you stayed, you may not have survived. If it was a Sasquatch, it definitely had the power to reason and knew those lands in all directions.
You also have to wonder if it were the Apaches themselves just trying to scare you out of there.
I had an encounter with a UFO in California that is so incredible, I won’t even tell people because most won’t believe it.
@Holly333
Wowowow... My uncle lives in Oregon, beautiful country and beautiful land. My understanding is that the place is very "wild". Do you think it's feral humans? Do you think that there are just a lot of serial killers up there? I think it's multiple things.
@Holly333 it's so odd i just read this comment. I was watching a doc called the ghosts of highway 20 or something like that and it was about an Oregon serial killer. I googled the stats and thought it was so odd that Oregon had so many more missing persons than much larger states.
@Holly333 just common ritual sacrifices
I live in Florida. It's interesting to listen to personal accounts. Thank you for sharing your story especially without annoying background music!
its possible what was in the brush making noise was a javalina, or even wild horses that frequent the salt river basin in that area!
Yes I've definitely had the same feeling, while hiking the "Wave Cave" trail. I went off trail, but I was barely off of it. There were some abandoned camp fire sites that I usually go to and then travel about 30 ft to some sand wash where I chill out. Literally barely off the main trail (I can still hear hikers sometimes) and I get this gut wrenching feeling that something is just not right at all. It's that feeling you get when you think someone is watching you at a restaurant, or in a dream. You turn your head, and you can either be right or wrong, but out in the desert you can either run or stand there to face it. I ran of course, because I am a coward.
You got the guts to go in first place. Dunno if i would given the chance! Sounds & looks beautiful, but forbidding. Just watched an Arizonan guide relate paranormal stories & history. I'm hooked!
honestly running is your best bet, unless it catches you. turning to face it is probably a bad idea
From 1 native Arizonan, to another, I do indeed concure with your experience! Though I did hike the Flatiron Trail with no issues - my experience was closer towards Canyon Lake, over by the "Tortilla Flats" *shops. That entire area is to be explored with extreme caution, but honestly not to be fux'd with - whatsoever - period!
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Been thinking about this story of yours.
I have camped in these mountains. There are free range cattle roaming around. They are quite rude. I'll be sound asleep and they will wonder into my camp drop a cow patty and leave.
I have learned to always sleep with my boots on.
Scorpion's like to crawl into boots.
Sometimes I have to quickly slip my feet into my boots so can I chase off the rude cattle only to get stung on the foot by a scorpion. That really sucks. That and stepping in a fresh cow patty that rude cow left behind is a bit iratating
too.
Speaking of rude cattle. I think I just figured out where republicans come from. Lonely cowboys and cows.
Makes sense. Republicans wonder into an establishment drop a load of crap opinion, view point or story they heard on tv hang around and irritate me then leave.
@@alexandersilverbackalienabduct we dont watch tv. That crap didnt come from us.
Thank you for sharing your story! My friend goes hiking alone there. I tell her to be careful!!!
I’m 2018 I was fishing on the north side of Blue point bridge on the salt river. I was on the east shore just about a rocks throw from the bridge. It was in June and I was night fishing. I started fishing about 8 pm just as the sun was going down. It was during the week and I was the only one there once it got dark. I planned on fishing till 1 or 2 I’m the morning. A little after 11 pm on the opposite bank along side of the bridge I heard something come down the steep inbangment. It sounded like something big like a cow or horse but it was too steep for them to enter the river at that location. It came down the cliff and into the water pretty loud. It was pitch black and I couldn’t see what it was. It stopped as soon as it went in. It was like it wanted me to hear it. After it was in the water it just stood there and then no noise. It Just waited. I’m prior Military and an avid outdoorsman and have lived in Az all my life. But to tell you the truth that experience was bone chilling if you will. Needless to say when the original pause came it Quickly grabbed my stuff and got the heck out of there. I hauled ass to my truck and I was Out!!! That’s my story and I’m sticking to it.
Talk about freaky, I walked six hours in following a wash and when I sat down to take a break I looked across the wash and in the middle of a big pile of sticks there was a really old looking cloth doll. It was white cloth with black hair and eyes and was wearing a white dress. Wigged me the F out, of all of the places to sit down for a break. Felt like I was being watched the whole time. At one point I climbed up a hill out of the wash and as I looked around I saw what I thought to be a person on another hill about 30 yards away. I stared for few seconds trying to figure out wtf I was seeing because I was in the middle of nowhere. I swear it looked like a 4-5 foot tall woman wearing a buckskin dress with long black hair covering her face, but I felt like she was looking right at me. I kept staring, trying to convince myself it was anything else....and then her chest moved up and down like taking a big breath. WHOA, chilled me to the bone. I put up my hand as to greet and threw my brightest vibe out and she disappeared. Be careful out there. I don't know what's going on out there but a red and white jet flew overhead close enough to see the pilot look at me, twice, even though I was in a very narrow canyon and couldn't be seen any other way. Somehow, he knew exactly where I was. I gotta get back out there, lol!
Pretty wild man, keep a log on social media!
Just found this video while searching for a video my daughter and I made on her channel Desert Peach about lost time in the Superstition Mountains and an experience we had there. Would you be willing to go back to the area you were and show us the area? Or possibly camp there again and video it with us? Strange request I know but.....
It's a very public area easily accessible. I won't return at night. I can probably point out the general area on Google maps.
@@jacketedhollowpoints Probably a Skin-walker...
@@jacketedhollowpoints good idea to not go back at night. As far as the guy is saying about time loss, there are also mountains to the south east of Albuquerque, next to Kirtland AFB where numerous soldiers have reported time losses when going too far east on post. Similar looking mountains too.
Yes. Wherever native folks can live, they do too. Salt river near Superstitions we have many reports. Also Gila River. Check salt river Bigfoot on my ghost hunting theories site. Just recently boulder tossing in the bamboo areas.
@lame youtubrs simp
that is the exact place where a massacre accrued. a group of native Americans slaughtered some miners. also decapitated skeletons are still being found from time to time. it really is a spooky area for paranormal activity. glad your still arround to share.
Massacre hill was actually a lil deeper in we where close to the salt river just west of sajuaro lake
@@jacketedhollowpoints I think it was the Coaco Man...
I think it’s a skin walker....and it is very common for people to mistake a Sasquatch for a skin walker.They can shape shift and turn into different animals basically just like “Maui” from Moana
We got stuck on Alligator Alley in the 60s in the middle of the night there was definitely something near us that wasn't going to go away but we fell asleep in the car until help came
They have been finding headless body’s for hundreds of years in that place.
@Evocati so do Gugwes
Humans.Look no further.
@Lauren Miles ask him to bring home a skull!
Great story, your voice is very calming, thanks. Have more stories?
Why are mountains and mountain ranges SO strong spiritually to open humans? I am called to visit several mountains before I pass.
All along the Trails there are one person "watch towers" - open in back, usually two sided w a top flat rock - very well camouflaged - in high vantages. Once you recognize one - you see them everywhere. Difficult to reach. Why, who - I don't know... I do know you are never truly alone...
I saw one of those in a wash/ canyon I was hiking. and then I saw what I think where mountain lion footprints as big as my hand, freshly made in the wet sand. Hiked for a while with the bear spray ready.
I myself have been in the area but not at night this is the first i have heard of this i have been planning to go up there and stay for a length of time this spring and summer so this is something to consider while i am still in the planning stages does not sound good but jacob walch went there alone many times
Don't go alone and it's best not to go at night, or in the summer.
I've hiked this mountain and it was creepy felt like we were being watched when we came to a certain point we would see rocks and dust falling from the tops of the mountain walls it was a bit nerve racking and we were heavily armed
I am a Dutch Hunter am part Mohawk ,,Indian Dutch English .I have been on 6 expedition in the supers .. what your saying is more common then you would think , you have some crazies and some old timers that got lost and never found a way out . then you have the Apache .and many other tribes history in a few given area ,and yes it can be very dangerous out there at any time if your to close to one of the sacred sites ..being a shaman I can only tell you the danger is very real and if you cross the line you will know it right then ,these are not things to play with or make video about ...a lot of people think big foot is a joke but was it a big foot . that's not a joke .. my pet Rake is there in the Mountains now and protects my place there ..don't be a fool you can not make fun of things you really don't under stand .. these things can kill you with out warning ... you hear some of the replies below and they joke and make fun ... but wait till your there by your self and Aztec warrior walks out of now where and walks down the canyon past you tracking your foot prints ..I did wait to see if he was real or not ... with the club he had I was not waiting to see if he was part of this reality .. be warn there are time portals and they are very real and very dangerous . even getting to close they can change how you think and react ...I have seen a lot of things .. thank you for sharing your story ,the Blindbowman ...the sha ma chi white feathers ! if you wish to see a real Rake . his picture was posted on treasure.NET web site by me ....and he is as real as you and me ....he dose not show up on most digital camera but with 800fps shutter there he is ....he can step from one shadow to another like a time warp . he can kill just about anything in any reality .. nice pet .....
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I was invested in this telling until I clicked the website..damn 😞
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Hike and camp in the area every year. No encounters yet!
Stop lying.
You probably havent set foot in the area! Meat head
@@hulkster3002 , you sound like someone who's never been there. I find it hilarious when someone who's actually hiked around, through, or camped in those mountains comments about there experiences and then an ignorant moron challenges them with a dumb comment like this.
Hey I live in Apache Junction, Az and have for year and have seen some crazy stuff come out of those Mountains and have some crazy stories and pictures, but this is the first I’ve heard of any Sasquatch, but I would not be amazed of anything coming out of there!
tell us!
Well I’ve personally seen balls of lights come out of the Mountains and zip all over the sky , one even crashed in the neighbors yard across the road and another came and it was as if it was helping it out for a couple minutes and then they both went right back up in the sky! I’ve seen boomerang shaped crafts and your typical flying saucers too and have some photos, I’ve also seen huge bird like but huge thing flying around the side of the mountain! People here know this exist but we also know the military over here doesn’t want us saying anything about it and to pretend we don’t see what we see, also once in a while they will have a little sign up sheet at the town library asking who has seen what, and have a meeting of some kind, I’m not going to be stupid enough to tell any official what exactly I know, because I know way more than this, I’ve only told you about this right now because this is not my actual name and I have just moved out of state. I think ppl have the right to know, the pentagon has given out the truth about UFO too.
@@annariojas8692 Thank you :) I wish I could see with my own eyes but I live far away, I believed in all of this before.
@@annariojas8692 A red and white jet flew right above me when I hiked out several miles in a canyon wash. It was so low I could see the pilot turn his head to look at me as he flew by. No one knew I was out there and I wasn't even close to a trail. I thought it odd that there was a bunch of electrical wires and fencing that far out in the middle of nowhere.
Who goes in to the mountains at night without a flashlight?
moses
I don't doubt your story, but you being that close to the river and knowing javelins are all over that range of az. the grunting was indeed a male boar. ...happy trails...
Definitely good story! Subscribed! Something like a Bigfoot would require a huge amount of food and water intake to survive. There is not much edible vegetation or animals to eat in the Superstitions for a creature that size to realistically sustain themselves long term, they would definitely stay way North out of the desert. The critters down here are relatively small. It would also be incredibly hard for something as large as a Bigfoot to hide from people in the area. I totally believe the story of your experience, but something like a Bigfoot is extremely unlikely for many reasons. Also, the Apaches definitely killed the Peraltas.
Honestly sounds like a bigfoot sasquatch. The noise and throwing stuff and territorial protection. They are active at night and hide in the daytime.
A dutchman....I believe he was German or else.... lololol
Man,I live in N.Florida,and their are things in the swamp,some people call them skunk apes,some people lie,but a lot of people are telling the truth though,you can't go backwards if you experience it!
That was a pissed off Apache. 😂😂😂
man if we know what really lived among us we would not leave our house...sometimes there are logical explanations. but i read so much and seen so much vids bout yo area...damn you lived there???? damn damn damn .....i would shit myself everyday
Are you related to last name Wallace out in cali originally from mesa ?
My back yard.
I see things I cant explain all the time.
Legend has it they are called golfers.
😂😂😂
And you are absolutely right. The Apache people did not massacre those poor souls. They have been wrongly blamed for that massacre and other massacres that have taken place in that area and this needs to be rectified in American History. Also, NZ has its fair share
The massacre of the Peraltas was apaches. With a last name like Santana you should be more kind, hermanita.
Are you sure you heard the running water from the Salt River? It is miles away from the witch and praying hands.
If you're familiar with the area we where at the salt river recreation site. If you've ever tubed the salt river it's the last stop the bus makes from the tube rental station.
Matthew Fleener yes, I know where it is. I just got confused because you also mentioned the praying hands and the witch. They aren’t at the Salt river. Good story, though!
I'd love to eat some mushrooms and go roam around that area. ..the colors are awesome already without shrooms
TheCoatneyadkins man i feel like i would lose it, too scary😂
My first shroom trip was also my first day at Superstition Mountains. It was an amazing experience but the desert doesn’t play and the energy there is real. I truly think I made such a connection with the mountain, I will always love it. The WORST thing about the mountain in my experience are the jumping cholla cactuses😖
You needed a slim jim Jerky and you would have known if it was a sasquatch.
SAMSQUANCH
Read "Tribal Bigfoot" by David Paulides and author of Missing 411. I've hiked and backpacked. since I was a kid in Southern Arizona and no big foot. I have backpacked all over the Pacific Northwest when I lived in Spokane and Walla Walla and I still never saw or heard, but I believe your story.
I've hiked superstition at night and it is creepy especially when the moon isn't bright.
Damn you crazy my dude lmao 😂
*It might have been a javelina.*
It was most likely a black bear. Not uncommon up there. They're usually deeper but can travel for food or stress..
Do u have ig? I was near this mount goldfield town
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He was prussian not german.
Prussia ("Preußen") was a Kingdom in (!) Germany, next to Bavaria and Baden Würtenberg. So he was german.
Prussia is part of germany and russia now..
Dutchmans mines was what he was called but he was actually prussian
Sounds like you ran into a javelins, they're fairly common to that area...
...but thanks for leaving a fire burning in desert brush. I wonder why the native aversion to rampant whitism...
@@christianpnorris it was in a contained area designated for camp fires far from any risk to the vegetation...and sorry but personal safety was a lil more important to me at the moment.
@Cool Breeze or small pox
@Cool Breeze or rats
@Cool Breeze or America. They got here on European ships.
From what you described it was probably a javelina. They are all over that area, they are large, they feed, and water, at night. Being close to the water they were probably coming in to drink. They don't have good eyesight so there is a chance depending on wind direction that they didn't even smell you. A sasquatch would be the last thing I would suspect.....
That was my first thought too, But javelina don't throw rocks. I would think it is far more likely it was something other than a sasquatch, even on the coldest Arizona night it's probably still a bit too warm for sasquatch. I also considered it could be a wild horse as they are all over that area.
A little town called mesa huh? According to wikapedia mesa is the largest suburban city in the Entire United States. Its the 35th largest city overall in the USA. Is bigger than Miami, Minneapolis, & Saint Louis. It is the 3rd largest city in Arizona trailing Phoenix at approx 1.7 million ppl & Tucson which has a population of 548,000 ppl. Mesa's population as of 2019 was 518,000 ppl, only 30,000 ppl less than Tucson & considering Tucson only grew 4% over the last 10 years while Mesa grew 20% in that same time span & if it continues at that pace will pass Tucson in the next decade. Mesa is not part of the superstition mountain area, it is a suburb of Phoenix which are both a part of Maricopa County. In fact Mesa is only seperated from phoenix by both Tempe & Scottsdale. The Phoenix metro area consisting of previous mentioned as well as Gilbert, Chandler, Glendale, etc. While Maricopa County is not super known for tall buildings, it is a huge uniterupted city with a population of 4,480,000 ppl give or take.
When I moved to Mesa it was a sleepy little mormon community. It has grown tremendously in over 40 years.
@@jacketedhollowpoints lol yup i used to say Mesa was full of m&m's... Mormons & Mexicans. Been treated extremely well by both.
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I have heard similar stories being attributed to ghosts of the Apaches who were sacrificed by The Conquistadors in order to guard buried treasure.
There are many Spanish treasure signs in the Superstition Mountains that tell of buried treasure.
@@danielgamache3149 conquistadors wouldn't have done that because they would have believed it to be witchcraft. One thing Spain brought everywhere it went was Catholicism which wouldn't allow for "brujeria" like that. But I could see the spirits of apache and even living apache not wanting people in their sacred places.
@@PhxVanguard Catholic church has always been satanic since the Romans corrupted them. Jesuits knew all about the Arcane and they practiced it. The Catholic church has not been a Christian Enterprise since it became the state religion of the Roman Empire.
@@danielgamache3149 you've been watching one too many Hollywood movies. 🤣🤣🤣 the Catholic Church is the ONLY Christian enterprise.
You have a microphone made for print.
of tapu places, for such a small country.
Doesn't he look different!? 😶
The FTM is strong in this one.
You like that, don’t ya
What do you do if you're not white?
what you are describing is a bigfoot
Four and a half min. story drug out to 13.09 for some reason.. still
not sure what your scared of?
Oh look at this tough guy he would be scared by some silly little noises
It was wild pigs
seen lots of stuff there
same
@Cool Breeze 4 ufo's first one was a telephones pole height above my truck
@Cool Breeze lights were a deep orange and saw the cockpit but they weren't saucers..
@Cool Breeze it was very close maybe 100 feet
@Cool Breeze no missing time
Please record with higher volume next time. You voice is fairly soft and low.
bonnie wood don’t tell him how to make his video! It was perfect volume
@@Fknheck I'm a filmmaker. Anyone worth his salt is NOT going to be sensitive to a little constructive criticism.
Thanks for sharing!
U left an OPEN fire? What the hell :(
Cry about it... Derp!
the family had there warnings to stop digging and did'nt
Javelina or cattle.
What is a.. wild horse or burro!
I heard some sounds once and left the area immediately, the end.
Thanks for sharing
Spooky stuff man. I don’t don’t your experience.
CAN'T HEAR YOU, DUDE!
Louder!
could it have been a mountain goat?
Headed that way in two week....going at it alone.
Take plenty of water
Let me knkw how it goes brother
Why would you do this alone? That is so foolish. Hundreds of people have died, gone missing and have had horrible experiences in there.
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@@spirithope Was a great experience climbed El Sombrero AKA Weaver's needle. Thanks for the❤❤was a very special place. My uncle's spent a month out in the same place I did for a expedition in 1970. It was a tough and rewarding journey.
Javelina.
Damn that pesky autocorrect....
It turned your hair white🤨
you mention a creature in the mountains ,part animal and part something else. could you take a guess and describe this thing 2 me plz ?
Hey matthew i have a theory for you and a few questions if you d like to get in contact with me.
sure feel free to private message me if you like
Prussian. He was prussian
ARE YOU SYNTHETIC?
UA-cam is for showing the proof on video stories are for books.
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can't hear you speak up
AZ bigfoot
What’s a javelina ?
a Javelina (pronounced have uh lean uh) is a wild pig common in Arizona
A Collared Peccary.
...more closely related to a rhino than a pig.
Can’t hear
@Cool Breeze LMAOOOOOO ur comments are so fucking funny
Probably a great story but I give up!
Let someone else tell it!
zzzzzzzz............
Did this experience turn your hair white?🤔
No that's due to age and wisdom..may you live long enough to get some.
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Since you're whispering it must not be important
Get to the point . Could’ve been a 3-5 min video. 🤦🏻♂️
I heard some unidentified sounds in the desert....less interesting but there ya go. Thanks for watching and commenting 🙂
You should be ticketed & arrested for leaving the campsite with an unattended fire. Individuals like you are totally disrespectful & are dangerous.
Who decided on your set? It’s horrible dude. White walls white shades w/lines. ur wearing Black ur black n white all over. Horrible to look at!yuk
I can’t hear him and he looks really weird. Makes me instantly doubt his tale.
Woah you're really smart. You're pretty wise for an old fella...... I hope you get my sarcasm Mr. Hateful