Dark Coast, Hunt for the Alaskan Bigfoot: Rainforest Frontier
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- Опубліковано 11 лис 2023
- Join Aleks Petakov in Alaska for this limited series focusing on the remote corner of the Kenai Peninsula known as "Area A", featured previously in the Bigfoot Beyond the Trail: The Alaskan Coastal Sasquatch Part's I & II. Episode four titled "Rainforest Frontier" covers days seven, eight and nine of the two week long expedition into the area. The crew switches up continues exploring the area, expanding into the wider Alaskan coastal rainforest environment.
Watch all previous Dark Coast episodes here:
Episode one: • Dark Coast, Hunt for t...
Episode two: • Dark Coast, Hunt for t...
Episode three: • Dark Coast, Hunt for t...
Watch the Alaskan Coastal Sasquatch here:
Part I: • The Alaskan Coastal Sa...
Part II: • The Alaskan Coastal Sa...
Researchers featured in this episode:
-Larry "Beans" Baxter of the Alasquatch Podcast: www.alasquatchpodcast.com/
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Out of all of the Bigfoot productions out there this is the only one that actually seems authentic!
There isn’t an episode of any series of STM that isn’t well produced, filmed/edited and presentation that isn’t great. I look forward each week for another exciting episode! Thank you
Just Bigfoot missing...
I grew up in the Maine woods, I’m a Penobscot tribal member, I’ve seen and heard a lot in the woods, but thanks to UA-cam I’ve learned alot of the things I’ve heard and seen that we’ve always gave excuses of the sounds we’d hear growing up, moving to Connecticut for work I heard stories of a swamp monster in occum ct, after years of hearing stories from people that didn’t know each other I think there’s a family of them in about a 20 mile area along the river there, we had a camp in vermont for years, one night I saw one, it was looking in the window at me about ten pm one night, it wasn’t scary looking or intimidating me, just looking like it was wanting to say something, when I made eye contact it stepped back a step and still watched me, after about 5 minutes it backed up and disappeared into the darkness, never saw tracks up there before that, the next morning me and my brother saw tracks, I put my size 17 4e chow in it and it was massive to my foot, the window it was looking into is 7’6” of the ground, and it’s two feet tall, I was 6’7” at that time, and it was at least two feet taller than me, his head filled up the whole window, it’s a 2’x3’ window, never saw him again, the Penobscot name for them is gwackoo, never believed in them till I was in by and saw one, seams to be in the fall when there moving south, glad I was inside, it was at least two and a half times my size, I was about 360 lbs at the time, I was 17 years old, I’m 64 now, and I still believe there real now
Yeah just talk to actual native tribes in Alaska and Canada and when they tell you surveyors die missing or torn to pieces that’s your spot
Dun ‘gahk ‘g ‘ya WOW- 6’7” , 360, 17 shoe size at 17 years old….WOW! No disrespect….But sounds as if you are a giant yourself. Did you play football or basketball professionally? Could you share the beings features from your face to face stare down?
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@@thefirst9545Ikr 6 7 360 pounds at 17 years old?
Needs to be a documentary about if this guy exists or not lol.
The whole thing reaks of cap.
@@canthandleit101 Ya 6'7" 360 LBs is morbidly obese. and if it was mucale he could have dominated the NFL with ease. Maybe his weight was actually in KG not LBs. Northern maine has lots of canadian influce exspecially back in the day. Rest of the story seems fine enough, But his weight and height are unlikely so say the least.
this channel should have millions of members ! The quality is outstanding ! Thanks Aleks and STM for doing this for us to enjoy ! Im a believer and its is just a matter of time before we see / find something big !
Smash the bell, comment and share the channel and if you can become a member
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@@markperrault5678they found you here on their page ..well look at that …
Looking forward to this next instalment! I’m a Brit across the pond but I do believe the creature exists, far too much circumstantial evidence in its favour. However, whether the team find the creature or not isn’t what draws me to these films, it’s the pure quality of the productions.
Can't wait for the next episode,, Love watching your show,, Thanks for taking us along on your adventures
Love a good British Bigfoot sighting
Well, there are some people that believe they exist in the UK but it they do it’s in the thick forested area of Scotland, much of which still hasn’t been explored. I have seen a video on UA-cam that shows similar tree structures to those found in Canada and America but I’m not convinced. Great Britain is absolutely tiny compared to the States in the North America’s and, despite the size of the Scottish Caledonian forest areas, they are a fraction of the UK land mass and I’m not sure they would support such a creature without someone having seen one that strayed too far south. I can certainly believe they exist in the US and Canada, after all, bears exist in great numbers but how often is one seen in any Bigfoot documentary? I’d say I could count them on one hand so they have the ability to keep away from Humans so if they are rarely seen is it any wonder that a Bigfoot has not yet been captured on a TV cameraman’s film? I believe it will happen but like all the reported sightings, it will purely be by chance.
I met Rebecca at Beachfoot and been to Mt Adams with her . She is a dedicated researcher . She is also part of the Olympic Project. Great magnificent landscape and documentary!
Thanks, Kevin! Hope you get a chance to visit out this way again.
@@RebekahSlickyou should make some Bigfoot videos 😎
Im from India & live in the Himalayan Hills (Yeti territory).
New to the channel & love your content. Cinematography, music & editing is fantastic. If Bigfoot wasn’t a controversial topic with the so called mainstream, you’d probably have ended up with multiple awards for your documentaries. 👏🏼
Appreciate the kind words, thanks for tuning in! The Yeti is originally what got me interested in the Sasquatch topic, I'd love to investigate in the Himalaya's some day! Thanks for watching. -Aleks
@@SmallTownMonsters Loved the new Video. Your wilderness shots are incredible. It just keeps getting better and better. I can only wonder how mesmerised one would be to experience the beauty first hand👏🏼. Wish you all the success in the future.
Also was wondering if you could share some light on the northern sierras. The Sierra tapes have fascinated me for years. I’d love to know what’s your take on it. Thank you 🙏🏼
Nice work ❤
Sasquatch is an interdimensional being 😎
@@peakyblinder777 🤷🏽♂️🖖🏽🖖🏽
These documentaries are so well done that I watch every single one with baited breath even when I know the outcome. Fun stuff.
Those ending sky shots are just breathtaking. So vast and remote it's nice to see man hasn't ruined what nature created and has remained so after all this time.
Beautiful. Rebekah has a gorgeous soul. Very gentle.
Being from the UK, we have the Yorkshire dales, Lake District, but never seen anything as breathtaking as Alaska. The production in these episodes is top quality too.
Absolutely love this channel. It's one I definitely have my bells set for . Thank you for all you put into the search for these elusive beings . We've come a long way since Paddy.
Thanks for watching and glad you enjoy the adventures with us.
Here We Go Again The Best Bigfoot Channel By A County Mile Just Keeps Getting Better And Better.🎉🎉🎉🎉
Your otter man bigfoot theory is absolutely compelling... stm is becoming the source for us believers... thank you for the great videos...your hard work on this subject is greatly appreciated and enjoyed
Such good work 👏 Thankful for your team going out and searching for clues and evidence. I live vicariously through you all, beautiful coastal lands. I am familiar, I lived on Vancouver Island for many years.
Cant wait for this, always brilliantly done. Welldone to the team.
THANK YOU!
That music track when you are scouting the coast from the boat is an absolute banger
Breathtaking world. Thank you.
Truly an incredible place. Thanks for watching.
That winey cry sound was eerie, but it’s always interesting to watch along as you are there to experience this. It was a bummer that you weren’t feeling well but pursued anyway. Another great adventure!!
Your comments at ~11:00 about natural animals making odd sounds not usually heard, resonated - my experience like this was with cows of all things! I was staying in a cabin, in the GA mountains and I heard bellowing howl-calls-things that raised the hair on me. Freaked me out - echoing in the hills, seemingly coming from below toward the valley but also swirling all around. Turns out - it was the bulls/cows in the valley. Don't know if it was them in heat, but holy hell do they make a racket! Never in my life heard those noises before
Thank you guys for all of your effort ,,,🏆📽🎬
I can't wait for this video carnal ❤🙌💪🙏
❤❤❤ thank you
Hi Aleks & The Gang , Marie from South Wales UK 🇬🇧
It's Awesome like I knew it would be , this Episode was Amazingly Beautiful, and of course "Bring On The Girls" LoL . Thank You for taking Us on Another Great Adventure. Stay Safe Out There. 🐻🐻🐳🌲🌲👣👣👣👣👣❤
My self in the uk dont seem to have big foots onthemoors of Lancashire that why i love watching this great film
I love watching your adventures with all the wild life but I'm glad you stayed in the warmth of the cabin. You need to look after yourself as you admitted. Get better soon xx🙏
another great episode! cant wait for the next installment!!
So So excited!!! Watching from Idaho
Great video guys again. I'm very happy these types of videos, where nothing happens, because it removes all doubt that you may sensationalise findings etc, and if gives so much more credence to the evidence you do find. Especially tracks and audio footage. It must be amazing visiting these sites of stunning wildlife and beauty, with or without taking Bigfoot into account. I do believe the thermal in conjunction with groud cameras will eventually get the evidence to settle the subject. Lets hope so soon. Again, excellent video 😊
My kinda woman, beautiful, outdoorsy and down to earth.
Two 👍👍 up for Rebecca.
Stunning cinematography and excellent research. Keep up the good work Aleks.
Great investigation guys, top-notch stuff. I love the detail and scale that you guys conduct your research. Great video and very enjoyable series!
I love these documentaries. I never expect them to actually film a Sasquatch w all those people and tech that have out there. It shouldn’t matter but it does. I think you best bet is no tech and one person but that doesn’t make a good show
Im a Pennsylvania ex pat that moved to the Olympic Peninsula (15 minutes from the Project) 6 years ago. I am still in awe of the scenery and wildlife.
I live in an area with a lot of experiences and sightings, but it is also known as the "banana belt" here on the North side. We get less than 40 inches of rain each year (25-30) but still have the moss on the trees, cilal, huckleberry, elk, deer, salmon, frogs and temperatures that stay between 25 for a cold winter night and 80 being a hot summer day and rare. Our climate stays mostly between 40 and 50 at night and 60-65 during the day.
wife and I have had rocks thrown at us, once a large bowling ball size rock landed ten feet from us, another time a 6 inch rock came flying out and hit a tree right above our heads. We keep going (I am hoping for more, wife and dogs are not). to the same trail area 3-4 times a week
Great work as usual STM ! Rebecca seems to be a kind soul .
These shows are great and I love them. Can’t wait for the next one. Hope you all find and actually see a Bigfoot
💚👋I'm going to watch this again. WOW❤ the scenery footage is breathtaking, and I hope you feel better, Alek. Perhaps some hot tea, honey, and lemon with a little jigger of TQ😉😁💯👍
4:02 I have the same sasquatch tattoo, in the same spot as Beans! ❤ 😎 Got it about 10 years ago. 👍
Love watching the videos from Alaska. Feel better Alek. Until the next one stay safe.
Another good job, it's not about whooping and banging on trees. Good stuff Aleks
Well, I like the way they research things. It’s organized and they explain findings. Plus the videos have awesome footage of the area. Makes me want to go camping.
Thanks for watching! Hope you get out there and do some awesome camping soon!
So looking forward to this episode 🤩
Hi from Uk love these guys great camera work..I am a believer too.one day I hope you guys hit the jackpot ❤️🥂🙏
Very well produced stuff. Props to the directors and producers.
52:01 I'm buying a property with 400 acres. I was told it takes too long to get surveyers out, so my Real Estate agent is having his buddy mark trees for me; so I know where my property boundries are. Appearantly that's how it's done, with a hatchet. So maybe those are marking the property line. Also, the long imprints in the moss look like fallen trees were moved from those spots, to maybe clear the trail. Awesome scenery! Dude does know how to make the best films! Totaly Serene
That sounds amazing, good luck with your 400 acres! Great point, definitely could possibly be somebody using that as a marker in the area.
Great content as always..!! The area around Mt. St. Helens is a researchers dream..!! Love the Cougar area..!!
Great video!
Hauntingly beautiful
IT'S SO VIRGIN AND BEAUTIFUL, YOU GUYS ARE SO PRIVILEGED TO DO THIS. I ENJOYED THIS VIDEO.
Beautiful scenery, very well done video.
Another great episode!
I live in Alaska and absolutely love the Kenai Peninsula! It’s definitely wild country. I wonder if perhaps since the area is so vast and remote that once they realized that the people weren’t going to go away, then they just moved on out of that area? Could account for lack of activity perhaps. One way to stay hidden, keep moving where you are not being looked for.
The marks on those trees are definitely trail blaze markers!
My friends I've been a long time subscriber watcher of the small town monsters Channel and my hat's off to every single person that puts forth effort into trying to find proof my only suggestion would be to whistle at night as mundane as that may sound or is that the wrong word to use these things will come to you they're drawn by whistling @ nightfall for some reason I don't know what attracts them from it but all I know is that you may get a Bigfoot you may get something else ( i.e. Dogman rake ect) so be careful out there keep your head on a swivel guys much love keep doing your thing best of luck Happy trails my friends 🙏💪💪💪‼️
Here we go in Alaska again 🤙🏽 Home sweet home 💝
great work fellas!
Get well soon !! Great video guys
Your documentaries are excellent and objective. And the places that you travel to are simply awesome!
Thanks for checking it out, we just try to keep it rational and use common sense as best we an!
Another great episode. I really enjoyed it. The dynamic was changed massively with a female on board too. I think it really changed it up, i welcomed it. I think on one project you should bring in a survival or tracker enthusiast. I realise Alex you have some survival skills already, but i think this would be super interesting. I really enjoy the radio bits too. I think it would be beneficial to send another team a good distance again in the area. Theres something i cant put my finger on, it is ominous. I think something is watching. Keep doing what you do. Never stop. Love you guys.
Another great episode! The film quality is exceptional.
Thanks for watching!
Some of the best videography of the hunt for Sasquatch, Take it to the next level Seth, Get funding to drop in unmanned surveillance pods that can shoot video 24/7 and on movement in regular, IR and other modes. I think this is what its going to take to finally identify and prove Sasquatch exists. Money, serious money. But hey, until that happens, keep these great video's coming! On a side note, Les Stroud had a few video's where he would double mark trees (front & back) when moving through the woods. He explained that making one side was kind of worthless when you are back tracking and can't see the marks. I would suspect a hunter or trapper made those double marks. Lastly, I and I bet others would be really intrigued with a video explaining the tech used to track Sasquatch, and not a basic explanation but an in-depth video of devices, brands, which drone does better than others, why you are using Baofeng radios for such a serious expedition. Tech goes well with Squatching especially for some of those who might not know the gear to use.
I've said this before being in the avian field for nearly 35yrs now. And having worked "hands on" with everything from Warblers to Birds of Prey. It was faint but sounded like a Loon to me. Quite possible being up in Alaska.
not a loon … I have loons all over where I live , also Warblers to birds of prey. Doesn’t take having to have worked on birds to know what birds sound like 😮
Thanks for sharing, we value your experience working with birds for so long. Which sound are you referring to?
I have watched all your content great stuff the Yowie in Australia thay have captured terminal images of them so I still think that teleport because how can just disappear but opens up another rabbit hole keep it luv from New Zealand
Ty for the channel
Top notch video as always STM crew.
I think those tree rubs are possibly from deer, we get them here all the time (uk), its when they get the felt off their antlers I think.
Look forward to seeing more investigation in Area A in the future.
Sorry guys I've seen this. Love you Miquel and thank for this video❤❤
I love these videos especially the BC, Alaska and places like that, I could literally watch these for days!
Thanks! Yes those areas are just incredible, Sasquatch or not, they are some of the most beautiful places on earth.
Only time I have heard a "baby crying in the woods it was a cougar. No joke.
Absolutely love these videos more of the wilderness look at this phenomenon. Bravo Aleks ☺️💕 Breathtaking views yet very mysterious.
Those nocks sound are kind the same I love this videos
My first time checking out your video. Nice video.
Welcome, thank you for checking out the video!
Thanks.
The wood knocks believe it or not I don’t really care if you believe it or not, they are made with the mouth like we can do by placing the tongue to the roof of the mouth and producing a suction by opening the mouth and pulling the tongue down making the popping sound, however on a much louder scale… ✌🏻🇨🇦
Love it
It almost feels like watching a movie... I really hope you guys find the elusive rock thrower some day, but I gotta say, that hollow tree with the huge rock slab inside it and weird trail leading to it feels like its worth keeping an eye on; something about it looks off.
Awesome stuff! I wish I could have made this trip!
There are always haters i love this channel and all the hard work that you do keep on squatchin
Thanks for watching!
Alaska place of my people " Tlingit " I've hunted , fished trapped and camped , seen the otterman in action while out there in the woods and by the shore. seen other things one can't explain but are known by the elders of my people. wonderful and wild yet we belong there with them.
Said it before but you need to utilise the trees. As in get up high and stay there. Set up a high tree stand. String up a hammock above head height. Mount cameras up high in wires. If you really want to go all in, you need to dig in. Create a hide in natural crevices such as under upturned trees or caves, and stay in it for a few days with no fires, no light and very little sound and movement. That means pissing in a bottle and shitting in a bag. You need to be aware that animals can smell you even after you’ve left the area that goes for everything you’ve touched as well. So always wear gloves when placing equipment. Do t even wash for a few days before going out there. Set up trip flares or early warning bells at different heights. Set up a camera on the backside of the cabin either on the roof or hidden underneath the window somewhere.
I’ve heard common animals in the woods make sounds I could never begin to explain if I heard it in the dead of night; amazing what kind of sounds can be created by an animal when a predator sinks it’s teeth into it’s neck. Sounds that make your skin crawl.
It's higher pitched in nature but sounds very similar to a fawn crying for it's mother.
Ms Slick looks green on the way there 😂
It's been my experience that you don't have to leave long or even fall asleep long for animals to visit your cabin. Almost as if they have always been watching 👀
The marks on the trees is trail markers where your going or keep you from not getting lost. Manny survival expert is that technique
The baby crying sound, sounds a lot like a Red Fox, I am an ecologist in the UK and do a lot of nocturnal sound recording of birds and bats and come across similar nocturnal fox calls. Not saying it definitely is but I would try to discount this species first. Felids can also make baby crying sounds like this. Keep up the great work enjoying the content.
I am impressed that it is mentioned that not all animal vocalizations sound like the "textbook" ones. Do all human voices sound the same? So why would all foxes sound exactly alike or only have a limited set of vocalizations. One of the things that annoyed me to the extreme on Finding Bigfoot is EVERY noise is a squatch. Also when some people hear an owl in the daytime and say it was Bigfoot. Funny how I see owls out in the middle of the day 30 feet from my deck. Watched plenty of videos with normal Barred owl sounds in the day with people saying it was Bigfoot. Bottom line, I like the objectivity.
One suggestion, it would be helpful to put the # of multipart series in the UA-cam title.
i’m telling you it sounds like that jam block, because the Sasquatch are making mouth pops, not wood knocking. In my opinion. It just sounds more like mouth pops.
Good theory, very well could be. Especially with how wet and punky the wood out there normally is, not very many good sticks laying around to make knocks with.
Watching Beans grill bacon makes me really hungry lol
Same here 😂
Looks like you came across an old native american trail or old gold miners trail. The blazes on the tress to mark the trail. Looks well used from back in the day.
I’m really going to miss these. Love the Alaskan Coastal Sasquatch/Dark Coast series. Please tell me there will be more when the Dark Coast series ends
Glad you've been enjoying them so much, definitely will miss them myself as well! Aside from what's left of Dark Coast, there will be another Alaska related Beyond the Trail video still left to come, as well as the next few Beyond the Trail's taking place in British Columbia, so if you enjoy the Alaska content you'll likely enjoy that as well! -Aleks
Fascinating that Kushtika lore.
I think females vocals can be effective . . . attractive
guys doing it are probably repulsive to them as they are to my ears
Silence out there in the end is best. You don't know what their voices are saying or what the knocks mean. So you doing it is meaningless and nonsense
54:04 that's a trick I learned from les stroud on trail marking your way so you can see where you went, and also where to get back to. I'm not saying I made those hack marks, but that's most likely done by someone not wanting to get lost.
BTW I'm really enjoying this series. I can't wait to visit AK myself.😊
Very interesting, definitely a possibility! Somebody could have been exploring the area at some point, even recently, certainly not out of the question.
I have heard a bobcat make a similar sound to the baby crying noise that is recorded. It was a tom that was making a noise somewhat similar when he was engaging a big tomcat that was owned by a neighbor we had. The bobcat was making the noise and it sounded like it was coming from deep in his throat! The tomcat was trying to do it back at him but wasn’t as loud. Being the lynx is even larger it would be louder. 2 cats sounding off for a female, my question would be what time of the year was that recorded and was it mating time for the lynx? Thanks for listening. Low bass Kenneth
Welcome aboard Rebecca from the Olympic Project. I've watched some episodes where you primarily do your research in Washington. Alaska is something else. I've not been there but the scenery us viewers are treated to is a treat for sure. That chirping of a bird happening at dusk is not a usual thing birds do, it was odd.
Hope you were beginning to feel better while out there Aleks.
Thank you to all of you for this episode.
Anything new in New Hampshire? Miss the podcasts and local updates!
The only time my dogs reacted to any of those sounds was the baby crying sound(i live in Australia), both stopped doing what they were doing and listened very intently not sure if that actually means anything just thought that it was interesting.
Bigfoot finally reveals himself!
ty alexs .. again you ever want another hit me up i live white mnts lincoln nh loved this
We live close to the Canadian, Montana border, I've had incounters with B.F. Never seen one don't need to. Absolutely intrigued what these creatures are. You guys videos are very well done, Rebecca was awesome . Good job. Never get tired of looking at Alaska. Remember, Fear is the mind killer.
How can you have an encounter, but, you've never seen one?
When y'all were hiking up behind the out houses and found those trees were scrapped off go bk thru the video I believe I see hair on the tree as your looking at it but it looked the color og the hair sample u got from the hair on that abandoned cabin check it out