Unsettling Bigfoot Activity in Georgia-- Fan Illustrated
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- Опубліковано 19 бер 2022
- This video is about one of the first viewer submissions I ever recieved. I made a video about it in 2017, in my pre-illustrator days, but I've always wanted revisit it. This video is new audio and illustration, only the events are the same. It's one of my favorite bigfoot encounters of all time.
This episode is illustrated by a fan of the channel named Adrian Flores, while Fred finishes up a gigantic project that I think you will all really like, and potentially, has been uploaded by the time you're reading this. :)
Thank you.
Contact:
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Primary Illustrator: Fred Dunn!
/ dredfunn
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Google Licensed for reuse.
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but the moon and stars. - Розваги
As far as I am concerned, you are the ONLY creator left that has maintained integrity and not sold out for clicks. Much respect to you, sir. Kudos.
I appreciate that.
The temptation is there.
@@BobGymlan I admire your critical thinking. If you did need more clicks, I hope that at least you embrace your style and not go political. Everyone is political now because it seems instant views.... That Alex Jones audience must be Jonesing for content.
@@kccustodes2618 I still have a lot of respect for David Paulides. But his focus has long since moved away from Sasquatch.
@@Thor-Orion Paulides has gone after youtubers that cover cases from his book, having his fans hassle them in order to get "donations". Those cases are not his property, they are tragedies that happened to families. And I used to listen to him, but it got to point that every video was him crying about he doesn't get enough views and that youtube must be conspiracing against him to limit his views. Also, he started being political, looking for that Jan. 6 support. And I am not even mentioning his police career that did not end well.
@@BobGymlan RAID SHADOW LEGENDS!
This artist is great and so is Fred. I like both of your artists equally but for different reasons. You should keep both!
I concur!
Fred should work for rick and morty
Yep... same here!
@@SicFromTheKush I agree!! ;) If you've got an in hook me up!
@@dredfunn I want your Stevie ray print bro, I loved it years and years ago when I saw it
“Psychotic at best and diabolical at worst” is a great line. Wordsmith
The stylization choices of the artist here and the fact they drew the witness as thought he were talking to you in real life, at the age he was when these things were taking place, was extremely cool. The transitional pic of him at an older and younger age with the same confident surety, and event he fact his hairstyle was different in incidents where years had passed, was all just so well-done and well thought-out. I might be new here, but you certainly don't have to worry about people becoming discontent at your other artist taking his time if *THIS* is the quality we can expect in the meantime.
Maybe the snakes were simply a message of caution ("lots of these around"). Particularly if there were young in the area, which could also potentially speak to the presumed dispatching of the alligator. The rock could have been as simple as "go away", or as nuanced as, "I saw what you did with my snake sign, and I didn't like it. I recognize you. Go away."
Taking nothing away from Fred, but Adrian is one heck of an artist as well!
Gotta agree with you on everything. Adrian is damn good. But can't wait to see what Fred is working on. Much love and respect 🤘🏾
Wholeheartedly think it could be people .
Although I agree in theory with everything you stated, Humans in the know do not mess around with cotton mouths. I've spent a lot of time in the pine forests and swamps of SC. I've killed my fair share of cotton mouths. After you kill them you behead them and bury their heads because they can and will bite you for many hours after they're dead. Very dangerous. But something non-human? Maybe. The gator and rock, I could see a human doing those.
Food cash.
What crossed my mind is that maybe the size and number of the snakes also meant something; kind of a "this territory is claimed by a big squatch and two offspring" sort of thing.
Thank you for your work, Bob! Everything you do is appreciated. Of all the things I watch, research, or do (like hobbies during the day), seeing a new upload from you is the one thing where I'll stop whatever I'm doing, make a tea, and call my girlfriend over to watch with me.
Thank you so much Adam, both the tip and the words are an honor.
@@BobGymlan I’m so glad that you decided not to hang up the microphone. Your channel brings so much joy to my life and obviously to many other’s lives as well.
@@BobGymlan I didn't know that we could tip you. Is this a new feature? Btw, do you get paid for doing your videos here?
@@mattgiles1667 yeah, it is new. It’s the heart next to the like/dislike buttons. It’s very kind of UA-cam 🥰
And yes, I get ad revenue, but it mostly goes to the illustration budget.
@@Thor-Orion thank you. It’s become my reason to live. Not in a dramatic way, but it’s nice to have a purpose.
My God, man, this content is incredible. The term “underrated” gets thrown around much too often on UA-cam, but you are definitely it. Your illustrator is gifted and you’ve got a voice for narration, and a knack for writing.
I’m gonna go ahead and hit subscribe now, cheers and thanks for the content!
Thank you CC
That means a lot to me.
I think that the snakes where being used as bait to catch a crocodile.
@@BobGymlan Hi, I've just found your channel after watching a whole bunch of sasquatch chronicles. I completely love what you're doing here and I echo the sentiments in this comment. You have a brilliant voice and you script these so wonderfully. Very detailed and with the odd little funny thrown in. I'm bingeing all your videos now. Keep up the fascinating work. Thank you.
@@offgridgeinus5119the snakes were tied up by some idiot who killed them.
There are parts of the Suwanee that are eerie beyond words. I used to camp on the shores quite often and could never shake the feeling that something was watching. The tributaries are like abysses that meander so far you begin to fear what is beyond the bend.
The tied up snakes reminded me of that bird that pierce its prey on the thorns of a tree for storage and display.
They could have been left there as a source of food that can be resorted to in lack of it or it could have been a type of territorial marking.
Shrike.
In the US there are two species of birds that do that; the Northern and Loggerhead shrike. Both are songbirds but are carnivores and will kill and eat insects, lizards, mice, snakes, other birds and any other small animals it can catch. The prey is stuck on thorns of certain trees like honey locust or barbed wire fence. It is called a larder and the birds will come back to feed on their stored food. There are shrikes in Europe and Asia as well.
More like security fence
Finally, a modern remake that manages to surpass the original! 😊
Heh, that’s rarer than bigfoot.
Completely random, but I love that you call them nope ropes and danger nodles. As a longtime reptile enthusiast and snake owner, it just makes me smile.
I recall a woman's story on the Sasquatch Cronicles channel. The story concerned a woman who was having strange goings on on her property. One morning she was walking in a field next to her house. She found 3 snakes on ground and each one was tied in a knot. They were not tied together but seperatately and placed in a group pile
I recall hearing that story on UA-cam as well. Coincidence? Maybe there's a "common thread" to the two stories?
It's a larder? Catch snake, knot snake, come back later
"... instead of practicing walking away quickly like his sister." THIS is why I am an addict for your writing.
There’s no Sunday like a Gymlan Sunday, always love seeing your content no matter any wait
I paused the video numerous times, just so I could appreciate the amazingly detailed artwork within each story panel.
I’ve worked in mediums of graphite, paint(s) and/or clay for over 35 years, and can say with confidence, that your new artist possesses truly incredible talent.
The age-progression was spot-on, and the way he translated the Sasquatch is amazing. 💯
if this illustrator were to make horror graphic novels, I'd be buying every issue. The detail is impeccable, and I love it
I've been wondering how bigfoot might perceive us, if anything at all. I like to imagine that more isolated communities view the concept of us existing like how most people do for bigfoot existing. Something like, "How could these slow and hairless dwarves rule the world without us noticing? If they can really create towers as tall as mountains, wouldn't we see them everywhere by now?"
That illustrations of the 3 knotted up cottonmouths is so good!
I've had some pretty strange experiences in the wilderness and on the water in my canoe. I think a canoe with no noise from an engine and the sound of the river covering any sound of paddling especially when you are moving down stream can be a good way to accidentally sneak up on one of these guys. I had just drifted into a backwater that surrounded a large tree covered island when all hell broke loose on the island. It sounded like a dump truck going 40mph and breaking every tree in it's path combined with a deep heavy breathing that bordered on a snort or a growling occasionally. It was obviously moving away from us and around the bend in the water then it exploded loudly and violently across the river and into the woods across the backwater. My friend and I were dumbstruck and honestly I was a little spooked. We just stared at each other and the direction the noise was headed. I think we were too quiet and moving down stream little to no paddling just steering a bit, and wind always blows against the water flow in a river so we had accidentally gotten way too close to this creature without his knowledge and spooked him. I'm grateful that flight won the fight or flight instinct because I never saw this critter but just based on the noise he had to be huge.
Wow sounds terrifying
So we have a giant theory. I ll take a latte and a bagel!
@@thedeathwobblechannel6539 are you trying to give me your effeminate snack order in an attempt to be dismissive? If so you have over estimated my interest in the approval of strangers by several orders of magnitude. If not I of course apologize for the reply and please give it another thought.
Wow! Along with your impeccable narration and the outstanding artwork, these encounters are, IMO, the greatest evidence of sasquatch's existence
Lots of love for the "spare" artist. The snakes are a warning sign. I'd translate it as "No Tresspassing. Violators will be broken survivors will be violated. This means you."
Yesterday was my birthday..pretty good day, spent all night drinking /gaming with some friends.. just getting home, about to relax, and see a new Bob Gymlan video. Couldn't imagine a better way to end the shenanigans. As always, thanks bob, you legit made my day
Happy belated birthday 🎂
Happy Birthday. Today is my Wife's Birthday. Last night we went out to Portland's Old Port with our favorite humans and behaved like our younger selves. Ouchy pretty much sums up my current state.
Bob, thank you for another great presentation. I am a little jealous of your vocabulary. 🙂
Had too look twice to see if i wrote this while i was hung over 😵…. Lmao 🤣
@@dacrazycanadian5295 don't tell me it was not only also your birthday on the 19th, but you ALSO stayed up all night, drinking playing games with friends..AND enjoy my man bob gymlan's content...That fucking crazy, if so.. Also, happy birthday haha
The age regression of the witness looks exactly like Evan Peters. I was wondering why AHS was drawn on the TV screen at the beginning 😂 Please don’t take your old videos down. It’s nice to go back and rewatch them. I love seeing how your style evolves. Regarding the way you feel about hearing your own voice, most people are weirded out by hearing their own voices. It’s probably because recording and replaying isn’t something found in nature. But you have a beautiful voice, Bob.
Man... I wanna preface this comment with some praise for Fred. I ALWAYS enjoy the art that comes along with the great tales you tell, Bob. That being said, theres no denying the fact that this fan, whom depicted all the events in today's retelling, is also an artist of that professional caliber same as Fred. I always always love visiting your channel and spying little details in the artwork while listening to you narrate, Bob. Thank you for everything.. as vague as that is lol...
This art is truly amazing, the image at 15:58 makes the creature look terrifying, this new artist is truly making a great job at this
Perfect timing for the car journey ive got right now! Im on my way to bowling, and this will give me much to ponder between sessions. Your seriously underrated bob, and when i saw your videos about 2-3 years ago, i finally had something that provided me with good evidence and reasoning for what so often sounds or is misconstrued to be unbelievable by convention. Thanks for keeping doing this bob, there is yet so much to be understood about many many things.
good luck at the game, man! The dude abides.
@@randalthor6872 SAME
We think we know alot. But we haven't even been around for that long. We haven't even explored our own ocean depths completely. Yet we're so certain we know everything there is to know about everything on the surface. There's a fantastic video in a channel i stumbled across. The channel is called "Bad pioneer" , the channel is russian. Every video in it is normal stuff, all but this one video. This guy is an experienced hunter and goes deep in the taiga. He got a tip from another hunter about this place being "bad" He basically gets woken up to sounds in the forest at night, gets stalked, then he runs away, climbs up a fallen tree that fell against an upright tree and takes a defensive position. Whatever is was advancing on him and he fired his rifle several times until "they" stopped coming. Absolutely crazy video. If you're interested, i'll send back a link and time stamp when the action starts. The video is hard to find in his channel as it's buried bc it's old. But the vid thumbnail is him resting up against a tree by a fire. 15:17 min.
@@twerkingtwinkies2335
Please please send a link!!
I find the sound of your voice to be incredibly compelling. Its hard not to be impressed by someone who can speak with so much conviction. I love your content, please continue to post more. Stay safe Bob.
🙂
I love all these illustrations and illustrators -- and just for a "Yeah, let's not" FYI -- I was born in the Lunar Year of the Tiger (and this is our year), so was my dad, who was a superb painter (I draw). We both were weirdly drawn to cats and vice versa; years before knowing we were Tigers, they were my favorite big cat. So: back to FYI "How High?" A female Siberian once ascended a tree to a height of over 20 feet in two leaps, and was level with the open door of a hovering helicopter tracking her cub -- they pulled up seconds before she was about to come through the door. (safely landed in a snow bank, and beautiful photo btw). Tigers and cryptids, you can feel something that lives inside your curiosity and ties you to the earth. I'm so delighted to find your channel.
The first story I ever heard you tell Bob was the one that refers to “The Cowman”. It was wonderfully told and shook my beliefs more than I could have imagined. Prior to that, well, let’s just say I had a much more mundane view of what could be out there. You kinda talked down some of your early work during this video but I personally have found it all of the highest quality and have enjoyed watching it develop.
That was one of my favorites as well but I enjoy all of them. Bob's channel is one of if not my favorite on YT
I honestly can't remember what the first video I saw was. I just remember I searched cryptozoology, and was looking for something that wasn't sensationalized
Cowman of Copolis Beach was a great story to tell around the fire, but not so good to hear on the midnight shift while patrolling a large mill near a National Park...lol.
Thank you nonetheless Bob. I've shared it several times
Great illustrations and a great story. I think it meant to let others of its kind know they are around or nearby. I have seen fisherman do similar things with sharks....hanging them up for show.
Thats one of my favorites
.....also the one with that man calling the police describing something big
Umm, yes, Bob. We are always here! Side note: went to the zoo yesterday. Spent a lot of time gazing at the primates. Really captivating trying to imagine a dark night & a much bigger primate staring back at you near a tree trunk!
I had a solid oak book case in my previous home that was 8ft tall and 4ft wide,
and when I heard of the estimates of a creature close to that size in the Testimonies
I would gaze at it. It is HUGE 👀
And considering there a more tigers in Texas than there are in the wild do you think the odd chimp or monkey isn't out there somewhere? 🤔
@@xxxneoxxx ✨You wouldn’t believe the populations living here unseen 😉👍🕊✨
@@CarnivoreStork ✨They are absolutely amazing beings with many incredible supernatural abilities. This is my experience and my pleasure to be a witness to.
I can tell you I have had the most exciting experiences studying them in their natural forms in the world we share. 🕊✨
@@xxxneoxxx About 20 years ago, the Park Service was burning off scrub cedar out the fence rows in the public hunting area that abuts our property. Was headed over to feed my horses, and a black panther/mountain lion ran across the dirt road in front of me. I reported it to the firefighters that were there to contain the control burn, and they told me the helicopter pilot flying the spotter crew saw it as well. That property was only about 18 miles cross-country from an exotic animal park called "Arbuckle Wilderness", so we're pretty sure it was an escapee. Coincidentally, we're also located less than 40 miles the other direction from the big cat sanctuary featured in the Netflix series "Tiger King". I'm actually kind of surprised we haven't had a serious escape situation from there. Edit for spelling.
Gifted artists, storytellers. Really original stuff on here is so rare. Takes time to produce this quality and creativeness.
Fabulous artistry, all around: fact gathering, sketched, thought out, and spoken.
It's all bs stories, just people seeking fame and notoriety
You’re so lucky to have 2 artists to illustrate your heart pounding testimonies.
For those of the many that cannot draw it really is a wonderful treat.
I’m so glad that you didn’t give up! I look forward to your videos like no other creators on this platform.
Same
I'm glad you chose to stay with us. Your my number one !! ❤
Bob, a dear friend of mine is a published author. Her first novel was a bestseller and received widespread critical acclaim. Eight years after its publication, she can't stand to speak of it and doesn't even have a copy in her home.
Most readers who read it absolutely love it.
Sometimes, even if a creator comes to look back on past work with disdain, it still holds its majesty for observers.
I love Adrian Flores' work! Please keep both, each artist has their own style and I co-sign any scheme that gives us more Bob Gymlan videos.
I like the lions in the background, it’s a nice touch to see them in a lot of videos as a background gag since the Tsavo maneaters was the first video of yours I watched. I really love your narration and illustrations on maneaters, hope to see some of those videos again soon.
Same
Totally true love that part
You have a wonderful and RARE talent of story-telling. You keep your audience's attention riveted with word imagery that excels beyond anything else on UA-cam. After checking out several of your older videos, I can tell this is a natural ability and not a one-off exhibition. With your natural talent and masterful narration, you are a rising star and will do well in the future. Keep up the great work (and maybe branch out into entertainment).
Bob.
Oh, Bob..
The correlations you produced and articulated this episode were spot on brother!
You, I and no doubt many more have been pondering the correlations (if any) of the trending pseudo- subjects particularly the missing alongside any and all others not because we want to but because particular aspects stick out; such as smells, colors, sounds, tastes and even intuition with the "feeling of being watched", and more.
Great episode, art & storytelling as always.
One creative to another
🙏🏽-1-❤️🔥☯️
Keep reminding us of Fred and merch as we do get busy minded, take care.
This story gave me the heebie jeebies the first time. Nothing has changed on that front! I think this illustrator is doing a fantastic job in the interim!
If I can cause just one heebie, or even a jeebie, then I’ve had a good day.
I was 17 when I first watched the first original video you did on this story and I like it so much but didn’t know why. Now that I’m 20 I think I’ve figured it out. The man that experienced those events reacts in a way that was unexpected by me, how casual and yet curious he was. Ig I’m saying I would expect someone to care too much and put their all into finding out the mystery or not even give it a second thought and move on. Feel like his reaction was the perfect, most healthy way to deal with that situation. Refreshing to see some grey in a “field” that has so many ppl on one side or the other. Glad you updated this, you can tell you’ve grown
Nice touch having Bob Gimlin's portrait hanging next to your own in the lounge room, excellent artwork.
I think that the portrait on the left was a young Bob Dylan...Inferring that his pseudonym is a combination of Bob Dylan and Bob Gimlin.
@@bbj58 winner winner chicken dinner!
Your five years of videos, your storytelling, and insights into life both monstrous and mundane, are a library of you over time, and I for one enjoy those original first editions of your work. Thanks.
A chilling narration of perhaps one of the most interesting encounters with these creatures to date, and with new artwork too! I'm glad you decided to stick around, Bob -- your content is much appreciated and provides new science-based insights into the phenomenon wherever possible. :)
Something big, strong and calculating that would spook any experienced outdoorsman.
Please please don't throw in the perverbial towel , what your doing is extremely important in shifting the way people view this animal especially the way in which you do it ,your reasoning is highly resistant to counter
arguments by skeptics yet is extremely entertaining to listen to and watch. Mark my words buddy you hang in there and keep up this standard one day in the not too distant future your fan base will explode off the hinges and you may find yourself making a comfortable living doing it . I am a patron and you'll always have my support I only wish I could send more support $$$. You should have your own TV series, seriously you should approach the networks with a show very very similar to what you do here .
Making a concerted effort to leave timely comments when I have any. I sincerely appreciate this reboot, as I earmarked it as one of the most compelling (and chilling) witness experiences that you shared. I hope I speak for many others when I say I wish you would leave your old videos up, but naturally support your decision over your own content either way :)
I can’t say what I would feel in person to witness this, but my gut reaction from hearing this is that the snakes were a “stop sign” of sorts to anyone (without prejudice). Here’s why:
My grandparents owned land in northwestern Illinois that spanned many bluffs above the Mississippi and lead mines. The land is almost entirely forest save the sharp bluffs. We used tortoiseshells mounted on sticks and occasionally adorned with feathers to mark territorial boundaries. We ALSO used regular signage discouraging trespassers, but for whatever reason the shells stayed too. They were maintained through seasons. It never occurred to me that might be unusual until… honestly right now. I guess I presumed it was a fascination my grandfather had with local, historical native practices, but I have no evidence of that. I regret not asking him about it before he died.
It reminds me of the snakes and vice versa 🤷🏼♀️ thanks for doing what you do, as always.
Story telling at its best....Love the artistry of the drawings and the true talent of your ability to bring those images to life. There is something in your monotone delivery that just works. Truly appreciate your body of work. Very appreciated!!!
This has been my favorite bigfoot story since you first shared it. As a historian I like to pick apart primary sources and narratives. This one is solid. The Cowman of Copalis Beach on the other hand, I've always had issues with that narrative.
Yeah? Please elaborate.
@@jackalope2302 Well, I think there are signs it was originally written as a piece of fiction and then superficially altered to sound like a true story. There are snatches of detailed dialogue like: His wife asked "what the hell is that?" Jon answered truthfully "That's Tim's cowman." Since the story is supposed to be told by Jon's boss as told to him by Jon, I'm not sure why a secondhand recollection would have actual novel style dislogue, let alone adverbs setting it off. The writer also adds lots of flourishes like: "it was as quiet as the inside of a mausoleum at night." Why do this in an eyewitness account? Also, he adds details of the scene in an omniscient and suspenseful way, like an author. Like, about the character Patrick he says: "he cautiously walked closer..." In recounting a traumatic event, my experience is that people don't do it like this. Sure it's possible that it's true and the writer just gave it a personal flair. But I think it was originally written as a piece of fiction and then superficially altered to be an 'account' of true events.
@@Jim-Mc If I recall, the source admitted that s/he is a professional writer of some type, and this is a story was third hand (I know a guy, that knew a guy that saw Bigfoot decades ago). I think it's possible that the source had unconsciously dressed up the tale
@@jackalope2302 Maybe so, I'd like to believe it.
Jeez Adrian you are one good artist. It’s like illustrations you’d see for the chronicles of narnia or other child literature. Truly whimsical 😌
I listen to these stories for 2 reasons, first and foremost they're incredibly well crafted stories that describe fantastical events while remaining grounded in clarity and even if pure fantasy it's a world well enough constructed as to leave it in the realms of possibility. Secondly I have no doubt that there are things in this world that either remain obscured, concealed or just escape explaination for now. To evaluate new information well sometimes you have to let your mind explore far and wide without judgement and sometimes you have to reel the mind in with a healthy dose of scepticism and strict critical evaluation. I'm not going to critique any little nagging questions I have regarding this story(I was going to ask some questions), instead I've decided to encourage you and express my immense enjoyment of what you do. Even the artwork is both helpful for evaluation but also ads a graphic novel type layer of added entertainment. Cool.👍
Bob, I love the idea of you remaking all of your old videos - both of your illustrators are fantastic! I had a thought about the snakes, though... what if this was just a means of 'food storage?' As the witness mentioned, one of the snakes was still alive. Anyone who has ever had to kill a rattlesnake, for instance, knows that the snake's ability to deliver a lethal bite can last for quite a while after the head has been severed from the body. What if this 'knotting and hanging' method was designed to keep the protein intact until the snake was no longer capable of delivering such a bite? Removing the head completely would allow the snake to bleed out, losing valuable nutrients, and would attract other animals to feed on the carcass. By hanging the snakes intact in a visible location, the Sasquatch would be able to loop back around at a later time and collect his snacks. Or, perhaps, he was leaving them there for another family member to collect once they were really dead and safe to handle? I do relish the idea of Sasquatch creating art, but I also have a tendency to lean back on Occam's Razor. I think the gathering and storing of food would be the simplest reason for doing this. How do you store food in a swamp without losing it to other creatures? While being able to actually FIND IT again, yourself? Tie it in a knot around a very visible tree branch. I don't know, of course... it's just a thought I had. At any rate, I always love your videos! Thank you.
Interesting thought. It seem plausible but it seems to me to be a territory marker. A message to any ape, hairless or not, that says, "If you don't want to mess with something that can try knots in water moccasins, turn around."
@@jackalope2302 I’m certainly not saying that I know, of course. As someone who has eaten rattlesnake, (and alligator), I will say that these could have been consumed at some point, hence my line of thinking. Perhaps they served ALL of these purposes? If only we could be ‘flies on the wall’ in the swamp. 😁
I would have to agree it is food to be picked up on the way back or later. Why would they bother to catch snakes and waste good snake meat. I am sure they would know what a moccasin looks like and that it would be poisonous.
I like your speculative interpretation of the cotton mouth "art project."
@@jackalope2302 , I agree with you. Territorial marker.
Damnit Bob you're always out-doing yourself. Idk how you've just been able to continuously improve for so long but it's obvious that you're doing it right. You and your colleges have garnished the respect and admiration of many. Thanks for all your work.
Thanks to all the artists you included sir. Much respect.
Beautiful artwork! Fred does beautiful artwork too. I understand you hate your own voice, but it sets you apart and I enjoy it. Thank you for everything you do, Bob. Please fight the discouragement, because your work is top notch. I love listening to you and your ability to reason through things. I guess what I'm trying to say is that you are great -- thank you for all your hard work.
Dude you are the only channel I get super excited about when I get the notification that you have a released a new video. Keep up the great work!!!
Man I'm so damn glad you didn't give up!! This is one of my favorite channels. I've watched every single video
I love the touch of putting DORF on the back of the truck...
I love this account. The snakes are super weird & incredible. I imagine you work the hell outta your witnesses to get all those sweet details & crucial info, to then share their story with all of us. Your work, channel, research & artists are very much appreciated. Cheers heaps Bob & the gang; you guys are most excellent. 👌🏽😎
“..not here to prove anything, I’m just curious.” ~agreed. This quote is absolute gold. We should all be so inclined towards prioritising in this fashion. Satiating our thirst for curiosity should always outweigh proving anything to anyone. There’s always gems of wisdom throughout your videos, BG, from yourself & your witnesses. Truly appreciate your work.
There's just something about your videos that grab people's attention. You speak with assertion, you talk in a rational and factual manner about an unproven primate without giving into desperation. I respect that wholeheartedly, as I think most people in your place would've given up on showing consistently incredible videos every few months.
To quote yourself partially, your videos are art. Never give up on yourself. One day there will be incredible proof of this primate and everyone who doubted it's existence will feel silly.
Keep going Bob, your followers are here for it all.
Really enjoying these fan illustrations. You and Fred are the ideal partnership, and I think it is really something that you have so many talented artists in this community youve created. keep it up bob, and co.!
I loved the original and the re-do. I’m glad this particular story helped you with your reinvigoration. I found this channel after the second video ever. Always have loved how informative Bob has been and it is some of the best writing and oration. Glad you stuck with it Bob!
The illustration of the witness as a young man looks a lot like the actor who played Kit Walker on American Horror Story. Great art work!
Look at the tv at 1:20
@@BobGymlan hah! That’s awesome!
Your videos have always been such high quality with excellent research behind them and the art definitely adds to the quality. Your channel is truly in a league of its own.
Thanks an awful lot for giving us something worth listening to. I mean that. So many things are out there that aren't worth your time and you manage to give something that's entertaining & thought provoking. Fred is great and your substitute is also very good as well. I agree with you. Your can't rush art. Water moccasin or otherwise. Thanks again & I look forward to what you have coming next.
The art is impeccable here. Like Berserk quality. I’m blown away
The illustration with Bigfoot peeking in the window, the KY alien, the lion, and Bob, etc. is brilliant.
Yes! More Bob Gymlan is ALWAYS a good thing!
Both of your artists are great. Good story, too. The snake "art" is wonderfully creepy and thought-provoking.
RIP Fred, he was very talented
My theory is that the art was some sort of territory marker. Many tribes have traditional superstitions about snakes, and an intelligent animal who evolved around said tribes might have known that displaying snakes was a good way to ward off unwanted humans.
Bob, my man, you were born for this, and I thank you for that.
Another one - I'm being spoiled! A big thankyou to Bob and Adrian, from Australia.
Bob your vids are a snapshot in time. Frozen memories at a point in time. No shame, we learn and live, pursuing information both relevant and for pleasure or entertainment. Carry on, skip the self doubt. You are doing fine.
I'm glad things turned around for you Bob. You are most interesting as a narrator and Crypto scientist. The illustrations are awesome too 😎💯
Never quit making videos Bob, you are the only youtuber that I actually check everyday to see if you post, we love you Bob
I love how Fred(Orig illustrator)
makes the male characters look like super hero’s with the addition of overly emphasized contractile tissue, and the females always have attractive physiques .
He has a style that is very much his own.
I would definitely buy his art work .
I agree
Your illustrator did a great job! I love some of the artistic choices he made, it goes really well with your narration style, everything feels very intentional & powerful. I also like that the young version of the witness ended up looking like the guy that plays Quicksilver in X-men & a bunch of characters in AHS.
These illustrations are God-tier. Really nice work by the artist
I do enjoy watching another artist at work with your stories. Always good stuff Bob, looking forward to the big reveal.
Love it. New art is fantastic. I will sign up for all re-edits of your work gladly. Keep up the good work man, we cant get enough if it :-)
"alpha chad bigfoot"
this channel is a blessing
Wonderful illustrations!
These videos are gems. This story was one of my favorites in particular. Glad to see it get revisited and with these great illustrations.
I like the different art styles. Mixing it up is great, and both of them are talented in different ways
the illustrator went in on this one!! amazing job!!!! thank you i really enjoyed the story even more. thankyou!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you Bob and thank you Fred and thank you Adrian. I know that I'm not alone when I say how much I enjoy and admire all you do to make these videos. I'm so glad Bob, that you didn't throw in the towel in 2017.
Damn Bob, this is a great reproduction of that work.
I'm pretty sure I heard this on SC. Seeing the illustrations made it much better. You also drew out more info during your interview. Great work. If you feel so inclined, fishermen all over have very similar encounters with a consistency of details that would set anyone back on their heels. I think they really hate us moving in on their fishing grounds. Food for thought if nothing else. Keep it up brother and thanks for making my Sunday.
Bobs voice and narration style can’t be beat in my opinion. 👍🏻
@@sweetdrahthaar7951 Hands down, the best.
What is SC? I'm pretty sure I've heard this one on Steve Isdahl's 'How to Hunt' channel.
@@khemikora Sasquatch Chronicles.
Love how he drives a “dorf”
The writing in the stories, the telling, the art…. You have captured eerie in a bottle and I’m here for it ALL 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Your narration is impeccable. Best on UA-cam by far.👏
Fabulous art, 21:05 is an especially arresting image. Well done Bob n co, the tied snakes on a field of red are quite lovely too.
I can’t believe this artist thinks he is not on a professional level. I’ve seen many many professional artists who are nowhere near to being close to being this good. I know I would pay for one of his pieces.
Love the illustration work. Good stuff. Noticed the 'ford' was spelled backwards on the tailgate of the truck, but the license tag was spelled forwards.
Bob one of my favorite encounters. You’ve got artist at your fingertips and pretty awesome art I have to add. Stay safe and stay cool 👣👣👣
@bob gymlan you’re doing some awesome work and it’s greatly appreciated. May suggest doing Cow Man of Copalis Beach. Another favorite I’m sure. I know it takes time but this one would certainly be fascinating. Thank you for your time. 👣👣👣
Another job well done! The artwork in the last 2 vids has been an awesome, pleasant change. Can't wait to see what the other project will be. Both artists do such a great job, look forward to many more vids from each of them. Yr a legend Bob, keep it up!
So glad you're still making videos! You are the guy I suggest to anyone who wants to start down the rabbit hole of Bigfoot and cryptids in general, because of the calm, analytical way you present the subject.
A DORF Truck?!?!?!?!
This is literally my favorite channel.
I listen to at least 3 or 4 videos at night as I go to sleep. Been doing it for about a year!!!
Love it!!!
MORE!!!!