Really? For 6 min I was interested the rest of the time I was like get to the point. I appreciate the story though. Bro ran into an ambush and just kept going. Not smart.
So disturbing, it's left me speechless. Thank you for sharing Liam's encounter that turned tragic. I edited this as I hoped your interviewee doesn't read these as it's already traumatizing. I would've left the first time trouble was erupting as you know you're not alone and in unknown territory.
@darkwilderness2392 absolutely, Man 💯! Just finishing it up rn 😁! What happened to poor Boss, and his owner, Liam, breaks my heart 😔🥺! My Husband and I have a white cat named Frosty, and if anything happened to him, I'd be absolutely heartbroken and devastated 💔! He's our Son💖! Back in my home state of Indiana, my Mom and two younger siblings still have Fenway, our Irish Setter, Pixie, a sweet black pitbull mix, Pippy, a grey and white American shorthair cat, Ivy, our Tuxedo cat, and Teacup (Tiki), our Calico cat, and they're my babies, too, and I'd feel the same way if anything was to happen to any of em 😔💔! I grew up with Cats and Dogs, and animals have an incredibly special place in my heart ❤️! Anyways, thanks for doing your awesome narrations as always, Man! My husband and I love drifting off to sleep while listening to your videos, and I love to play video games while listening, too 💖! Much love and peace to U and your Family from ice-cold western Pennsylvania 💖✌🏼☮️!
Thanks!! Bet I got ya beat for cold, well maybe not today… but in from Winnipeg, aka winterpeg. Was out hunting in -29C last sat. Was chilly up in a tree!
@@darkwilderness2392 My God, that's gotta be absolutely frigid, man ❄️🥶! I've lived in PA for a little over a year, and can honestly say that it's definitely colder where I'm from. It's drier in my part of my home state, but in NW PA, it's closer to lake Erie, so we have a much moister climate, whilst my home town is close, but not close enough, to lake Michigan. We're close to the great plains, too, so we get tonnes of Arctic air from y'all. I believe we had roughly a -30° F wind chill in 2022. I believe in Celsius it'd be around what u had described. This part of Pa gets much more snow, though, and roughly 60 miles north of us, Erie Pa got 5-6 ft of snow this week ❄️. I believe the government declared it as a state of emergency. Anyways, sorry for ramblin' on! Keep on doing your awesome narrations, man 💪🏼 ! We're all incredibly happy to see U again 😊!
Oh my Goodness Dark Wilderness is back!!! It’s been a good while since you’ve uploaded to the channel! I seriously and sincerely hope all Is well and that life has been treating you good. You’re one of my favorite UA-camrs and so anytime I see a new video by you I get super excited! Anyways, I’m glade you’re back and I look forward to hearing more of your great Content! Take care and God Bless my Dude! 👍🏻😎
Thanks for your kind words, much appreciated! Falls a busy time for me with hunting and mentoring new hunters out in the field. It takes up most weekends from end of August to December. Combine that with my day job, and I’m pretty worn out during the week, and can only film when the kids are in bed. Filming nights I usually start around 10 and am up till 2ish, editing nights are about the same, and it’s up at 6:45 for work lol. For next fall I am going to prerecord a bunch and schedule them to upload so that there are no gaps in my uploading.
You have a great channel. You have a great way of telling stories. I can hear the same story from other channels and I lose interest, but not when you tell it. Keep it up please. Thank you.
Great story, I’m glad you’re back. I believe feral people exist in the appalachians among other areas, bigfoot not so much but I watch everything about this subject. Thanks!
Wow, thank you so much Dark Wilderness. Poor Boss, I am right with you when it comes to our loyal pups. I think I would have went hunting for those two men. Always looking forward to your great story telling. God bless and take care.
Awesome story. I can see Roan Mountain from my front porch. I went on a hike up there one time with a girl I briefly dated. She grew up there. We got lost somehow, and as it was getting dark we started to find our way back to where we parked. The whole time I felt like I was being watched, but didn’t say anything about it. She grabbed me at one point and asked if I had anything to protect us. I just had a small knife. After we got to the car, I asked her why she asked me that question, and she said she thought we were being followed by someone. I haven’t been back to Roan Mountain, but plan to do some hunting there when my son is old enough. Now I always carry a .357 magnum or 10mm when outside
i've been waiting for this , a new story from the best story channel (Darkwilderness) on UA-cam. and you sir @Darkwilderness are like the mailman , always delivering 👌🏻✌🏻 Big Love from the Netherlands 🇳🇱❤
I had an encounter about 20 years near this location where I ran up on a small camp of these people. They were dirty and smelled bad. Spoke English but very crude and a dialect that I had never heard being from that area. I remember the camp was primitive and permanent.
I live in a small rural town in the panhandle of Texas and had several encounters with ball light it followed me and has happened to a large number of my family members hiking on our property I can tell you in debt the whole story and what happened to me if you decide you want to tell the story
I would love to hear more about that! Would you be able to send me an email so we could talk more? email is: thedarkwilderness@gmail.com Thank you so much for sharing that and taking the time to comment. Its greatly appreciated!
I’ve lived in E Tennessee, hiked it, camped it and hunted it, my entire life, but have no clue what “the bush” is. I thought that was in Australia. Someone please tell me what that is. I’ve only heard that terminology on UA-cam. P.S. Yeah, he knew he should run after Boss, all hunters know that and if they have their dog off leash, they are prepared to do so, they don’t have to ask “what do I do”…he was just too scared to do it. No hunter wants to live with that guilt. They go after animals, pets and humans for the same reason
@@crazypsychnurse9493 “the bush” aka the woods, is commonly used up here in Canada within the outdoor community to describe a forested or Wooded area. Since I’m Canadian, I tend to use Canadian slang a lot because it’s what I’m used to. Sorry for any confusion.
Man, one of the first feral people stories I ever heard was about a couple and their German Shepherd that went camping somewhere up in that same area and had their tent snuck into and unfortunately the German Shepherd was slaughtered, and if I remember correctly the only thing they found was its head. Probably the most intense story I've ever heard. I've yet to hear it again, and cannot remember what channel I heard it on. I almost think it was somewhere in ohio. I can't remember exactly. Terrible experience nonetheless, I could not imagine
@@WBrick10 I seem to recall hearing one like that as well. If someone did that to my dog I’d lose it and end up going to jail. My dogs like one of my kids! Thanks for taking the time to comment, it’s much appreciated
@@darkwilderness2392 cool, thanks for the story... never even heard of feral people until about a month ago so never heard of anything like this, for sure... God bless
I have heard stories about "feral" people in many locations throughout the United States Of America. However, no direct experiences with them besides seeing make shift cabins by what I would call "hermits". I have spent a fair amount of time in "the bush" in the wilderness in Northern California. So yes, I know they DO exist, but not much more information than that. However... I have had some wild experiences in the wilderness I would like to share with you, so what is your email address, because I haven't been able to find it anywhere?
I've had people creep up to my tent in the middle of the night soloing. Ehh not going without my dog anymore was my thought.... Now with this story sheesh!
Roan Mountain of Appalqchia, is exactly the same scenery and landscape of my country, far away in Europe. I mean Appalachia is the closest if not the same as my country Bosnia, rolling hills, mountains the same, mining towns, etc. But one thing which is different, is that usually no crazy or criminal people in our mountains, mountains require energy and dedication and will, psychos in Bosnia are lazy for that.
Thank you for sharing that! Had some NCOs in my old unit years ago that had done some peace keeping out that way, they said the country side was beautiful.
I live in KY. And there are parts of the woods we dont go in. One part is going into certain areas of the LBL. But i have heard my fair share of stories where hikers, hunters etc was being followed. Had their kills poached. From humans that was feral/off grid. Here they dont normally hurt pets. But they will take them. And the reason they will take someones dog is. Having a dog is a huge help when it comes to hunting. So they will take the persons dog. And basically retrain it to be theirs. I have never heard of them killing dogs. But i do know feral people arent all the same. Some may just see a dog as another 4 legged game animal. But if i had to choose. Id rather goto the parts of the mountains where there are feral people. Over any parts of the LBL any day. Over the years the LBL has gotten so much more dangerous. My dad use to hunt there. He told me stories of him being able to go hunt there and seeing so many 9+ point bucks. But now, seeing a big buck like that is kinda rare. And the deer population in general there has declined. As dogman sightings increased there, the deer populations has decreased. There are a few more stories of people being killed in the LBL that people dont know about. Sure everyone pretty much knows about that family that was killed. But there has been more after them. And unless you know the people. And who to talk to. You will never know about those other deaths. The gov has kinda buried them. Bc of course the gov dosnt want people knowing if something like a dogman is real. And from what i know. Some of those deaths was so brutal, the only explanation there was. Was for a big predator to do it. And we dont have brown/grizzlies here. We have black bears. But even a big black bear can be scared off by a person. And black bears arent really common in the LBL. If anyone knows how black bears are. They know the chances of them killing someone are slim. (Im not saying they cant. Just saying that black bears are more scaredy cats. If they know something id gonna put up more of a fight than its worth. They wont even try. But there are unicorn cases. Like black bears that are rabid. And black bears that are on the verge of starvation, so they are pretty much forced to make a high risk move.) But yeah. Feral people will wrap their feet in animal skins. Its not only a way to keep your feet warm. But its comfortable. And the animal skin is great at being water proof. As long as you do it right, your feet wont get wet with animal skin shoes. And it really helps with keeping your footsteps really quiet too. And it does help mask your scent.
It’s the most common name for a group of pigs. Some people also called them a “team” or a “passel”, but most commonly it’s sounder. Thanks for taking the time to comment, it’s greatly appreciated
Yeah was a tough one .a bit different but I lost a dog in Australian bush . Walked the scrub for over 2 weeks could sometime hear him before morning for a few days . In a area with Peat swamps I figured over time he must fallen in a big dry crack in the peat it was late summer . It's tough to lose a mate that went everywhere with you.
That’s horrible, I am so sorry you went through that. I can’t imagine loosing a dog that way. I had to say good bye to my best friend, my husky/shepherd cross unexpectedly in Feb. was one of the hardest things I’ve ever had to do. When we got our malinois cross a month later I wasn’t ready, but she pulled me out of my slump and is now my shadow. The story behind how we ended up meeting her is pretty crazy, almost like my girl led us to her (sounds sappy I know) but just seems like it given the circumstances. Glad we did though cause this dog is my shadow now…. Even sometimes refer to her as “my therapy pooch”. One of the best dogs I’ve ever met! Thanks for taking the time to comment, it’s greatly appreciated
Oh my Goodness Dark Wilderness is back!!! It’s been a good while since you’ve uploaded to the channel! I seriously and sincerely hope all Is well and that life has been treating you good. You’re one of my favorite UA-camrs and so anytime I see a new video by you I get super excited! Anyways, I’m glade you’re back and I look forward to hearing more of your great Content! Take care and God Bless my Dude! 👍🏻😎
You're a really good story teller! Detailed timeline without the unnecessary fluff!
Appreciate the feedback! I’m glad you enjoyed it!
Really? For 6 min I was interested the rest of the time I was like get to the point. I appreciate the story though. Bro ran into an ambush and just kept going. Not smart.
Great to see your back with another story. So sad for Boss. That was heartbreaking
I know, it was really a tough story to hear, and tell.
@@darkwilderness2392 🙏🏻 🙏🏻 😢😢
Thank you!!
I listened to all of your content. Every story that you put out is always worth watching.
Thank you so much Nick! Ya didn’t need to do that, thank you!
Great to see another 🔥 video! Love your channel
Thanks!! And thank you for the comment and support, it’s much appreciated.
Yeah buddy glad to here u back again with another one never a disappointment great job
do u believe in this stuff
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed the video!
Lots of stories, not everyone can be making it up
@darkwilderness2392 usually when details down to a T of what they seen and experienced are signs of them seeing something
Well said!
So disturbing, it's left me speechless. Thank you for sharing Liam's encounter that turned tragic. I edited this as I hoped your interviewee doesn't read these as it's already traumatizing. I would've left the first time trouble was erupting as you know you're not alone and in unknown territory.
I completely agree. Liam’s story was a tough one to hear and I appreciate your taking the time to write this Juanita!
RIP Boss, you were a real one!
I agree. Poor guy. Thanks for taking time to comment
Great story as usual my friend! Hope you and yours have a merry Christmas.
Thanks as always John! Same goes to you and your family my friend!
Hell yeah ! Glad to see u back, Man 😊!
Thanks!! Hope you enjoyed the video.
@darkwilderness2392 absolutely, Man 💯! Just finishing it up rn 😁! What happened to poor Boss, and his owner, Liam, breaks my heart 😔🥺! My Husband and I have a white cat named Frosty, and if anything happened to him, I'd be absolutely heartbroken and devastated 💔! He's our Son💖! Back in my home state of Indiana, my Mom and two younger siblings still have Fenway, our Irish Setter, Pixie, a sweet black pitbull mix, Pippy, a grey and white American shorthair cat, Ivy, our Tuxedo cat, and Teacup (Tiki), our Calico cat, and they're my babies, too, and I'd feel the same way if anything was to happen to any of em 😔💔! I grew up with Cats and Dogs, and animals have an incredibly special place in my heart ❤️! Anyways, thanks for doing your awesome narrations as always, Man! My husband and I love drifting off to sleep while listening to your videos, and I love to play video games while listening, too 💖! Much love and peace to U and your Family from ice-cold western Pennsylvania 💖✌🏼☮️!
Thanks!! Bet I got ya beat for cold, well maybe not today… but in from Winnipeg, aka winterpeg. Was out hunting in -29C last sat. Was chilly up in a tree!
@@darkwilderness2392 My God, that's gotta be absolutely frigid, man ❄️🥶! I've lived in PA for a little over a year, and can honestly say that it's definitely colder where I'm from. It's drier in my part of my home state, but in NW PA, it's closer to lake Erie, so we have a much moister climate, whilst my home town is close, but not close enough, to lake Michigan. We're close to the great plains, too, so we get tonnes of Arctic air from y'all. I believe we had roughly a -30° F wind chill in 2022. I believe in Celsius it'd be around what u had described. This part of Pa gets much more snow, though, and roughly 60 miles north of us, Erie Pa got 5-6 ft of snow this week ❄️. I believe the government declared it as a state of emergency. Anyways, sorry for ramblin' on! Keep on doing your awesome narrations, man 💪🏼 ! We're all incredibly happy to see U again 😊!
All good!! Always enjoy your comments!
Apparently this is one of many stories that came from the Appalachians...and this man is lucky to be alive...
There are a fair bit of accounts from out there. Thanks for taking the time to comment, it’s much appreciated!
Great story, sad but good.
The feral people stories are interesting.
Thanks for your efforts in putting this channel together.
I appreciate the comment, I really enjoy telling these stories!
Oh my Goodness Dark Wilderness is back!!! It’s been a good while since you’ve uploaded to the channel! I seriously and sincerely hope all
Is well and that life has been treating you good. You’re one of my favorite UA-camrs and so anytime I see a new video by you I get super excited! Anyways, I’m glade you’re back and I look forward to hearing more of your great Content! Take care and God Bless my Dude! 👍🏻😎
Thanks for your kind words, much appreciated! Falls a busy time for me with hunting and mentoring new hunters out in the field. It takes up most weekends from end of August to December. Combine that with my day job, and I’m pretty worn out during the week, and can only film when the kids are in bed. Filming nights I usually start around 10 and am up till 2ish, editing nights are about the same, and it’s up at 6:45 for work lol. For next fall I am going to prerecord a bunch and schedule them to upload so that there are no gaps in my uploading.
LOVE THIS CHANNEL
That’s awesome! I love hearing stuff like that! Thank you!
You have a great channel. You have a great way of telling stories. I can hear the same story from other channels and I lose interest, but not when you tell it. Keep it up please. Thank you.
Thanks, that means a lot to me! It’s always my goal to make the videos entertaining and engaging.
It always gets to me when dogs are involved in these stories, Mr. DW!
Thanks for the story and keep up the good work!
Yeah, I agree. They are part of the family! I appreciate you taking the time to comment!
I absolutely enjoy these stories
I'm glad to hear that! Thank you for watching, and taking the time to comment, its greatly appreciated!
Great story, I’m glad you’re back. I believe feral people exist in the appalachians among other areas, bigfoot not so much but I watch everything about this subject. Thanks!
Thanks, it’s an area I’m very interested in, too so when I receive these types of stories I have to do them as soon as I can.
@ you actually got me interested in these stories! Thanks
@@ScottKillingsworth-t8r I’m glad you find them interesting!
Wow, thank you so much Dark Wilderness. Poor Boss, I am right with you when it comes to our loyal pups. I think I would have went hunting for those two men. Always looking forward to your great story telling. God bless and take care.
Thanks as always Jane! Your support is greatly appreciated!!
Awesome story. I can see Roan Mountain from my front porch. I went on a hike up there one time with a girl I briefly dated. She grew up there. We got lost somehow, and as it was getting dark we started to find our way back to where we parked. The whole time I felt like I was being watched, but didn’t say anything about it. She grabbed me at one point and asked if I had anything to protect us. I just had a small knife. After we got to the car, I asked her why she asked me that question, and she said she thought we were being followed by someone. I haven’t been back to Roan Mountain, but plan to do some hunting there when my son is old enough. Now I always carry a .357 magnum or 10mm when outside
That's definitely a good idea to be prepared, especially in those woods. Thanks for taking the time to comment, it’s greatly appreciated!
Welcome back
Thanks! And thank you for watching and commenting!
Thank you Brother, I truly appreciate you
Thanks buddy! I really appreciate your support!
I don't have a dog but I kind of feel the same way about my camp axe.
That would piss me off too, but the dog… they would turn me into John Wick I think.
i've been waiting for this , a new story from the best story channel (Darkwilderness) on UA-cam. and you sir @Darkwilderness are like the mailman , always delivering 👌🏻✌🏻
Big Love from the Netherlands 🇳🇱❤
Thank you so much! Your support is greatly appreciated!
Careful in bigger "state parks" or deep woods tho DONT stop enjoying America's vast wilderness areas. ❤🙏🏻 🇺🇸
Very well said!
Get the crew and visit them
If that happened to my dog I’d turn John wick in a hurry! Thanks for the comment, much appreciated!
Sadly this guy didn't have any true balls... It's not even a question I'm coming back with my dog one way or another.
I wouldn’t give up on mine, she means the world to me
@@darkwilderness2392same here. I'd definitely have to pay these people a visit of my dogs life was at stake. My dog means the world to me
100% my dog is like one of our kids!
I had an encounter about 20 years near this location where I ran up on a small camp of these people. They were dirty and smelled bad. Spoke English but very crude and a dialect that I had never heard being from that area. I remember the camp was primitive and permanent.
Thanks for sharing that! Would you mind sending me an email? I’d love to talk about that a bit further.
Noooo! Poor Boss! I'd be devastated if my dog got taken out like that.
I live in a small rural town in the panhandle of Texas and had several encounters with ball light it followed me and has happened to a large number of my family members hiking on our property I can tell you in debt the whole story and what happened to me if you decide you want to tell the story
I would love to hear more about that! Would you be able to send me an email so we could talk more? email is: thedarkwilderness@gmail.com
Thank you so much for sharing that and taking the time to comment. Its greatly appreciated!
Good story!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for the comment, it’s much appreciated!
wonder if those feral people blew a dog whistle or such to get boss to run off and not obey Liam when he called to him?
That was my thought!! The way he perked up and bolted, sounds like a dog whistle to me.
That deer must have been hauling ass when he hit that wall
LOL
I’ve lived in E Tennessee, hiked it, camped it and hunted it, my entire life, but have no clue what “the bush” is. I thought that was in Australia. Someone please tell me what that is. I’ve only heard that terminology on UA-cam.
P.S. Yeah, he knew he should run after Boss, all hunters know that and if they have their dog off leash, they are prepared to do so, they don’t have to ask “what do I do”…he was just too scared to do it. No hunter wants to live with that guilt. They go after animals, pets and humans for the same reason
@@crazypsychnurse9493 “the bush” aka the woods, is commonly used up here in Canada within the outdoor community to describe a forested or Wooded area. Since I’m Canadian, I tend to use Canadian slang a lot because it’s what I’m used to. Sorry for any confusion.
What a sad and creeeepy story! But I have heared by now a lot of stories about the feral people killing dogs....
I have that as well unfortunately. Thanks for the comment, much appreciated
Man, one of the first feral people stories I ever heard was about a couple and their German Shepherd that went camping somewhere up in that same area and had their tent snuck into and unfortunately the German Shepherd was slaughtered, and if I remember correctly the only thing they found was its head. Probably the most intense story I've ever heard. I've yet to hear it again, and cannot remember what channel I heard it on. I almost think it was somewhere in ohio. I can't remember exactly. Terrible experience nonetheless, I could not imagine
@@WBrick10 I seem to recall hearing one like that as well. If someone did that to my dog I’d lose it and end up going to jail. My dogs like one of my kids!
Thanks for taking the time to comment, it’s much appreciated
How do you find your way back when you chase a wounded animal like that?
In this case he was able to follow his tracks back in the snow. I usually use blaze orange tape and put some on branches as I’m tracking
@@darkwilderness2392 cool, thanks for the story... never even heard of feral people until about a month ago so never heard of anything like this, for sure... God bless
Not problem! Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment, much appreciated.
I have heard stories about "feral" people in many locations throughout the United States Of America. However, no direct experiences with them besides seeing make shift cabins by what I would call "hermits". I have spent a fair amount of time in "the bush" in the wilderness in Northern California. So yes, I know they DO exist, but not much more information than that.
However... I have had some wild experiences in the wilderness I would like to share with you, so what is your email address, because I haven't been able to find it anywhere?
I've had people creep up to my tent in the middle of the night soloing. Ehh not going without my dog anymore was my thought.... Now with this story sheesh!
Thanks for taking time to comment! My email is thedarkwilderness@gmail.com I look forward to hearing from you!
That’s never a fun feeling! Ya this one makes me wonder if taking my malinois cross is a good idea or not anymore.
Great story but why do I feel like Liam really lacked a certain level of survival instinct
He certainly could have had better situational awareness.
Thank you for taking time to comment, it’s greatly appreciated.
Theres some Spots in W.VA that are beyond Strange
Lots a stories from out that way. Thanks for taking the time to comment, its much appreciated.
@@darkwilderness2392 Thank You for the Content Sir
Thank you for watching!
They would be feral no longer IMHO..
I second that!
Roan Mountain of Appalqchia, is exactly the same scenery and landscape of my country, far away in Europe. I mean Appalachia is the closest if not the same as my country Bosnia, rolling hills, mountains the same, mining towns, etc. But one thing which is different, is that usually no crazy or criminal people in our mountains, mountains require energy and dedication and will, psychos in Bosnia are lazy for that.
Thank you for sharing that! Had some NCOs in my old unit years ago that had done some peace keeping out that way, they said the country side was beautiful.
I live in KY. And there are parts of the woods we dont go in. One part is going into certain areas of the LBL.
But i have heard my fair share of stories where hikers, hunters etc was being followed. Had their kills poached. From humans that was feral/off grid.
Here they dont normally hurt pets. But they will take them. And the reason they will take someones dog is. Having a dog is a huge help when it comes to hunting. So they will take the persons dog. And basically retrain it to be theirs.
I have never heard of them killing dogs. But i do know feral people arent all the same. Some may just see a dog as another 4 legged game animal.
But if i had to choose.
Id rather goto the parts of the mountains where there are feral people. Over any parts of the LBL any day.
Over the years the LBL has gotten so much more dangerous. My dad use to hunt there. He told me stories of him being able to go hunt there and seeing so many 9+ point bucks. But now, seeing a big buck like that is kinda rare. And the deer population in general there has declined. As dogman sightings increased there, the deer populations has decreased.
There are a few more stories of people being killed in the LBL that people dont know about. Sure everyone pretty much knows about that family that was killed. But there has been more after them. And unless you know the people. And who to talk to. You will never know about those other deaths. The gov has kinda buried them. Bc of course the gov dosnt want people knowing if something like a dogman is real. And from what i know. Some of those deaths was so brutal, the only explanation there was. Was for a big predator to do it. And we dont have brown/grizzlies here. We have black bears. But even a big black bear can be scared off by a person. And black bears arent really common in the LBL. If anyone knows how black bears are. They know the chances of them killing someone are slim. (Im not saying they cant. Just saying that black bears are more scaredy cats. If they know something id gonna put up more of a fight than its worth. They wont even try. But there are unicorn cases. Like black bears that are rabid. And black bears that are on the verge of starvation, so they are pretty much forced to make a high risk move.)
But yeah. Feral people will wrap their feet in animal skins. Its not only a way to keep your feet warm. But its comfortable. And the animal skin is great at being water proof. As long as you do it right, your feet wont get wet with animal skin shoes. And it really helps with keeping your footsteps really quiet too. And it does help mask your scent.
Thank you so much for sharing that. I’ve heard a few gruesome stories out of the LBL that could be linked to dogman.
A group of hogs is called a Sounder?
Learn something new everyday 😅
It’s the most common name for a group of pigs. Some people also called them a “team” or a “passel”, but most commonly it’s sounder.
Thanks for taking the time to comment, it’s greatly appreciated
Omg I cried about this dog so so sad
I know right? Thanks for the comment, much appreciated.
RIP Boss 😞
Sounds like he was a good dog. Poor guy.
My dogs are like my kids ill jus leave it at that
100%!!!!
Guys. Alit of bravado but alone in the woods with 2 adversaries that have much better bushcraft than you ....Get the F out of there!
Ya, best to avoid those folks! Thanks for taking time to comment!
Who wants to go hunting?
No kidding! thanks for the comment, its much appreciated.
No longer exist since hurricane Helene
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Interesting story. A request: use the word "immediately" less.
Thanks for the feedback, I'll try to be more mindful of that.
Lost me at trigger all types of emotions. Was hoping it was an analysis, not a creepypasta.
All the feral people i run into are usually black, but thats in the city!
Huh?
Comment for the algorithm
@@bolverkvolsung6142 nice! Thanks!!
😢 bet they ate him too
😢
Mentally ill homeless people are now called feral. That makes me feral
Hm
Could have done without the long. boring, disgusting hog story.
Appreciate the input.
Yeah was a tough one .a bit different but I lost a dog in Australian bush . Walked the scrub for over 2 weeks could sometime hear him before morning for a few days . In a area with Peat swamps I figured over time he must fallen in a big dry crack in the peat it was late summer . It's tough to lose a mate that went everywhere with you.
That’s horrible, I am so sorry you went through that. I can’t imagine loosing a dog that way. I had to say good bye to my best friend, my husky/shepherd cross unexpectedly in Feb. was one of the hardest things I’ve ever had to do. When we got our malinois cross a month later I wasn’t ready, but she pulled me out of my slump and is now my shadow. The story behind how we ended up meeting her is pretty crazy, almost like my girl led us to her (sounds sappy I know) but just seems like it given the circumstances. Glad we did though cause this dog is my shadow now…. Even sometimes refer to her as “my therapy pooch”. One of the best dogs I’ve ever met!
Thanks for taking the time to comment, it’s greatly appreciated
Oh yeah there would be a thermal purchase immediately along with a drone with a thermal and the hunt would begin.
i second that! thanks for the comment, its very much appreciated!
Oh my Goodness Dark Wilderness is back!!! It’s been a good while since you’ve uploaded to the channel! I seriously and sincerely hope all
Is well and that life has been treating you good. You’re one of my favorite UA-camrs and so anytime I see a new video by you I get super excited! Anyways, I’m glade you’re back and I look forward to hearing more of your great Content! Take care and God Bless my Dude! 👍🏻😎
Thanks for your kind words, much appreciated!