Dark Coast, Hunt for the Alaskan Bigfoot: Into the Fog
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- Опубліковано 8 тра 2024
- 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 two titled "Into the Fog" covers days three and four of the two week long expedition into the area. Bad weather rolls in and this area truly lives up to it's name, the dark coast.
Watch Dark Coast episodes one here:
Episode one: • Dark Coast, Hunt for t...
Watch the Alaskan Coastal Sasquatch here:
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Researchers featured in this episode:
-Larry "Beans" Baxter of the Alasquatch Podcast: www.alasquatchpodcast.com/
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You guys are the true Expedition Bigfoot.... no actors, no screenwriters, no 30 second commercials for the next season during other shows. Mad legit.
Man your a 1000 percent right
It's how bigfooting should be...!!! Not for ratings and false scares.
And still same results. Nada. LOL
Absolutely. I’m so tired of all the theatrics. This is legitimate, honest and genuine.
Why did you break up with Eli? What’s going on?
Gratitude for showing us such breath-taking country. This is sublime.
Our pleasure to showcase such incredible places!
That forest where they docked the boat and were climbing up through to the cabin area is so ancient. It looks like something out of the prehistoric era.
I can not get enough of small town monsters… thank you for what you do… 🤙🤙
GREAT production, congratulations! Hope you make many more quests! Cheers!
I haven't even watched yet. I watch at night when laying in bed. I look forward to it, even though I've watched every STM episode multiple times. Thanks for the steady flow of great docs!
Same
What I like most about your docs is the complete lack of drama. Keep doing what you're doing 👍
Thanks Justin, we certainly try our best to keep things on the level. No drama or fakery needed at all, the landscapes and scenery are dramatic enough!
Aleks, this series remains my favorite one STM has ever done 💙💙.
You capture the wildness of Alaska and the seas that surround it, its moody and perilous weather, its often-dangerous terrain, its majestic wildlife, and the remoteness of it all so very well. It's incredibly evocative whether you're getting possible evidence or not.
The thousands of people worldwide (including myself) who've seen them means it's a global phenomenon. But Alaska is so incredibly vast, empty, and, seemingly, well-suited to them, providing they could winter somewhere like a cave system. Like the Northwest Territories' Nahanni Valley, I believe Alaska is the northernmost limit of their range, and they may engage in different behaviors than elsewhere to deal with the cold and wait out the winters.
This whole episode and its enigmatic mists gave me chills. Great work, and I'm looking forward to the rest.
Much love from Texas!
P.S.: Come squatching in the Lone Star State sometime for Beyond the Trail, we have a lot of them in the East Texas piney woods, the Big Thicket especially.
Appreciate the kind words, thanks for checking it out and glad you enjoy it! Texas sounds awesome, it's definitely on the radar! -Aleks
My dream campground.... fishing and Sasquatch with hiking and the bird watching... Omg goals
I was starved for this type of content at this type of level for years and now you guys are just pumping out good videos left and right. 🤘🤘
Thank you so much!
Well said. Couldn't agree more. Great team without the dramatization.
Real entertainment and would do so well on mainstream tv.
@gassgames, same! We're very lucky they're so prolific and their standards tend to be so high.
You said it right. Me too. I just couldn't put my finger on what I was looking for but this what it was
These just keep getting better - awesome music, beautiful nature photography, great mood and pacing. Loving it! ---Violet
As always, I enjoyed every minute. Even with the rain, and fog, the landscape/terrain is AWE inspiring! So much for the legend of the for bringing out the Bigfoot. 🤷♀️ Doesn't matter to me though. Can't wait for episode 3!
Loving this series, I’m so glad that you returned to that area and for two weeks. The scenery is so wild and beautiful. Looking forward to the next episode. You all so great work over at STM.
It's not even close, you guys are the most genuine and real bigfoot hunters out there. Everyone of these documentaries I get hooked and can't wait for the next. If anyone is to get the proper video proof it should be you guys, keep up the amazing work!!!
I was a fishing guide in Alaska for a couple of seasons (85 & 86)but you guys are truly living out every boy's dream, every man's dream of being able to walk around and examine the surroundings for something such as Bigfoot/sasquatch and are able to report on it with no expectation other than the facts that you find along the way. You are taking the steps for all of us and though envious, we truly appreciate all of the hard work that has gone into this.
Thanks for the kind words and for watching! Sounds like you probably have some interesting tales from the bush during your Alaska guiding days!
Actually, I don't have any stories from when I was guiding in Alaska. My encounter actually comes from the little turkey Creek area in North Eastern Iowa. I was screamed at and bluff charged.... Although I think I could have out run a cheetah that day so maybe it wasn't a bluff charge. My father also heard the scream and because he was a police officer, always had his .357 sidearm.
I didn't know what to think until a month later, my dad showed me a newspaper article that a Greyhound bus full of 30ish people, was approached by a hairy, bipedal creature/person. All passengers left the scene and when authorities returned there was damage to the bus but nothing was taken, of the passengers. The year was 1978 or 79.
👌SUPER nice & clean production value...almost felt as if I was there a few times.
I just want to say these type of videos where your actually out there are the best ones . I far more enjoy these than interview videos .As a Ranger I have heard loads of stories elaborate exaggerations most of the time .
Everything you do is stunning. Love the scenery.
I’m getting the popcorn ready bring it on guys 👣❤️🏴
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I’ve been watching you guys for 2 years and you all are really growing as investigators. Love the show you have my respect. Hope to continue to see all the new shows😊
Beautiful. Thank you very much. Have a blessed week.
Thank you for watching, hope you have a blessed week as well!
Please keep this up. It's genuine, original and calming but yet very interesting
Thank you for checking it out, glad you enjoyed it!
Amazing work! Keep it going guys. Best wishes and respect from the UK👍🏻
I Love the videos. I’m so happy watching them. I watch them over and over. Alek thank you for doing a GREAT job. I love watching you and Eli together. You make a great pair. Sometimes throwing a little fun in the video. Will be waiting for the next adventure.
You guys are so interesting to watch. The scenery is part of my enjoyment. Absolutely gorgeous and clean.
As someone who's been hunting and look for evidence since my own encounter, great content. I've been down this rabbit hole 40 years. I never cared about showing anyone anything because I know and it's enough. There's more than enough evidence from the Patterson/Gimlin film to cast prints including my own. I donated some hair to the Gnome project also. All across the world Sasquatch exists and Native Americans have known since before we came here. It really doesn't matter who believes or not to those of us who unfortunately know. The Army know, it almost cost my career because of my written field report. Mine happened here in Utah's part of the Rockies and at Fort Sill, Oaklahoma in the late 90s. Thanks.🌲👣👣👣🌲
I feel the same, I have had encounters in 7 states. I got rid of all my photographs because, I don't need to prove anything , to anyone. I have seen them over 50 times, a couple times with my wife and others.
You guys saw nothing.
The juvenile keyboard warriors have arrived.
Mark do you happen to know Joe Fex ?
@@akomni-vr5gtAnyone who sees one and has pictures of it wouldn’t delete it to prove others it was true.. Makes no sense.
I have to congratulate you on such an amazing production. Such a high quality film. It makes me feel like I am right there with you guys. Keep up the good work and I look forward to seeing more of your work.
❤ Beautifully filmed, edited, produced, and the added music was lovely, a little loud but lovely 🥰 well done 👍 ❤
Despite the rain, excellent footage! Sorry I couldn't get out there for this trip...next time!
We missed you dude! -Aleks
Fabulous episode and the editing is genius!
I was particularly blown away by the crescendo of music when the whale breached in the bay. That was inspiring!
Good job guys and I am looking forward to the next one, thank you!
The pure beauty of the area you are in is just 😍 i really would love to see somewhere like that before i die ❤
Very beautiful and enjoyable video. Alaska is like another world. Cool technology you guys carry as well.
Honestly…this weather is my favorite kind of weather. ❤
Man got to love Small Town Monsters, they are the only ones putting this level of content out there besides Les Stroud and Survivor Man Bigfoot this is the best there is I love watching this, it helps me try to figure out what is on my property
Thank for you checking it out and appreciate the kind words! Survivorman has been a big inspiration overall to my approach to the topic! -Aleks
As an avid outdoorsman who has spent a year working in Ketchikan Ak and live in South Alabama, the best advice I can offer is to get a full brim Goretex hat. Nothing can disrupt your awareness of surroundings more than a hood. A hat also offers more protection for limbs, spider webs and whatever else you run into. A hat also gives better rain protection and is much cooler.
The cinematography was amazing. Forest primeval.
I love the soundtrack you guys played in the backround! Gorgeous music!
I've already seen it but it was good I had to watch it again. Can't wait for the next one.
Excellent series!!!! You are doing a hell of a job Alex! Keep up the great work
Thank you for posting the next episode! The alaskan stories are all so very, very amazing and fascinating!
Outstanding documentary Alex and STM crew! The search seems to provide positive information, but also leaves you wanting more and there’s always more. 😊 Just this morning I came across a UA-cam channel “World Sasquatch Radio” and the interview of Kevin and a Sasquatch named Glagg that took place over a number of years around the Idaho Montana area. The relationship between Kevin and Glagg is further proof that Sasquatch are real. Never give up Alex!
I really enjoyed this. Y’all are great.
The amount of Lush Green out there makes it look more like the Oregon or Washington Coast than Alaska.
Absolutely stunning view of Nature you presented. The pictures of the Bay and the boat on the Bay were amazing
Such a beautiful area! Really enjoyed seeing it. Love your shows, maybe get shots and descriptions of local flora and fauna to disperse through the episodes when no activity with Sasquatch
My favorite thing to see is something uploaded by Aleks
You guys NEVER disappoint 😊. Absolutely awesome content. Much love from West Virginia 🥰
I can not Get enough of this! Thanks from Norway🇺🇸🇳🇴
Stunning cinematography!
This is a fantastic series, and I love that you guys are putting in so much work and effort to find Sasquatch. Thank you for your advocacy for finding Bigfoot. I also want to point out @51:34 Timestamp when you are showing the audio from overnight. I was listening too, from 51:34 - 51:40 approximately, there is like grunting or heaving breathing sounds like a large mammal, maybe bear of that matter breathing heavy.
Very good! That old hidden cabin was a treat for ‘creepy eyes’ and how did the owners get there at all!? Love that drone footage! Thanks!👍❤️
This video and the others associated with it are really good guys thanks for doing the research and work involved in the production.
the scenery mesmerizes. Love it.
GREAT episode! Thank you so much for getting out there, and for sharing!!
LOL the snoring in the tent audio.
Maybe it helps bring them in? 😂😂
Incredible! Alex and the crew does an awesome production. Sunday's are awesome!
Thanks for watching, we really appreciate it!
Want an encounter? Hang at the cabin. Build fires. Sit around talking and laughing. Let the time slide into 2:00 a.m. People who have Harry Man/ Sasquatch encounters aren't out looking for them. Just a suggestion. 😊 Loved the footage of the whale.
“Harry” who’s that? Prince Harry & Meghan?
Very cool! Can’t wait for the next episode…
Hi Aleks & The Guys , Marie from South Wales UK 🇬🇧
These Alaskan Adventures are Awesome . Edge of Your Seat Stuff at Times , you just Don't Know when He's going to Show Himself . Stay Safe Out There 🦌🦌🌳🌳🌲🌲🌫🌫👣👣👣👣❤
This is reality, super good show
Keep them coming every day
loving this series this area is amazing I could walk that place forever
No advertisement needed i started listing to ya a time ago i said well hers somthing i can get behind i stummbled upon one tune and that was it the secrets out so u post it we listin done! Onward country boy no stress❤ love from the Rez!
I enjoyed this episode immensely. That cabin brings out the explorer in everyone. To be able to get in there and search through the items left behind would be astonishing. The prints are a sure mystery. They look bigger than any human foot barefooted.
I love your story telling. It really takes us along on the journey with you. Thank you. Looking forward to your next episode.
Thanks for checking it out! It's truly awesome to be able to share our adventures with you all.
Great production values. Superb job.
Thanks for checking it out!
@@SmallTownMonsters You got a subscriber from England. I love this stuff.
Oh heck, ya can’t even find him in good weather. Forget the fog! 😂😂😂
I truely keep have my eyes glued to the TV and I'm sitting on the edge of my seat the music and the suspenseful mist and the expression on your face everything is like so amazingly awesome it takes a lot to keep me intrigued on a movie or a program and y'all are totally my favorite Karen mathurin in Mississippi
You guys are determined, and the awesome places that you travel to are just awesome! I greatly enjoy your videos!
I like the narration, photography, music, topic of course, this reminds me of the older 1970's documentary's, authentic, soothing to watch, thank you for the video.
Wonderful show! Enjoy it very much. So much better than a show on Discovery or Travel Channel! 👍🏻
Thank you for checking it out!
People are always surprised when I tell them I see ppl out in the wilds. Alaska is huge but access is everything and its limited. If I can get there on foot, so can others .. goes triple for mechanized means of travel..
Truly awesome, what an experience. And guy 32.25 where Aleks puts his foot against the track, look the other way and you have 5 toe indents....👍 can't be another animal print.
That cabin would make an interesting but challenging AirB&B 🤔. Great video as always guys, the thermal drone, in my opinion, will deliver the goods eventually. Excellent piece of kit
Id rather it be a VRBO but yeah I would love to stay an extended weekend at the cabin
here's another one
what a view guys
love the time u spend in forsests and places like i want to be in
hope to make it up to that in some time future
thnks for the hard work u r doing really appriciate that
keep squatching and be safe...
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Thank you for watching!
FINALLY SSEING SMT ON TY!!! I’m not sure about you Americans but for us in England this is bangin!! Ooooooh yeah
Good stuff as always! 👍
So good episode 👍🏻👍🏻
Beautiful footage
Loved it!
Top material , doing the groundwork for real 💯
Enjoyed watching this looking forward to seeing more brilliant work and cinematics😊
Great work guy's, keep it up it gives me something worth while watching,jim from maine
Great stuff!
Dope cover for this one guys 💪🏻💪🏻👀👀👣👣
Well, you did it again. Outstanding. Thank you.
Thanks for checking it out Scott!
Thank You so much!
💙👋Another epic episode of this beautiful state. The footage scenery and drone shots AMAZING👏👏👏details captured. I found this cabin and cave area quite interesting with many wondering questions. Is the anyway to look up by county records who were the owners of property. Also, i repeatedly rewind to hear what sounded to me like gun shots or like roots being pulled out but even with my headset, i really couldn't definitely say⁉️⁉️ Absolutely looking forward as always to next episode 👏👏👏💯💯💯STAY SAFE, miss not Eli with Alek cause they make a great team.
Great job again guys! That rain would be miserable to camp in I’m sure!
Kind of relaxing but definitely presents a challenge!
Watched a couple of your videos now im hooked ❤ watching from New Zealand 🇳🇿
Thanks for checking them out, we appreciate it! New Zealand looks like a beautiful place!
Thankyou land of the hobbits 😂 where you guys are looks amazing,look forward to watching more off your content ❤
Alex I love you videos ,so calming and seeing or the scenery 👍❤️
Thank you for watching, glad you enjoyed it!
I have been very impressed with the quality of your videos. You have so much more activity once you've sat around the bon fires. Hate when the baby cries, calling in something with babies don't seem right. It's kind of icky. On the whole of it I love what you do and I'm a fan.
Great video as always ! Wondering what camera rig your running for your night excursions? Thanks !
We mostly run a Sony Handycam with an IR light on it, as well as thermal imagers! Thanks for watching.
Lovely drone footage.
13:00 did sound like a tree 🌲 being pushed/pulled over, 😮 WOW 😯!!! ❤
Wow, you guys barely made it to that shack with backpacks, and cameras . But someone carried everything at the shack in there! 💯🤯🤯🤯. Crazy. Great vid! 💯👍🙏🙏
Production and research just better and better ❤
Best in the business IMO
At this point im not even bothered about BigFoot 😂😂
Epic adventures all the way
I'd have a field day trekking that region. I would use a bunch of calls to see if it changes anything and bring a Carnyx and a Viking horn to give the valleys the creeps. And some First Nation/Heavy Viking Drums to make a nice racket late at night and see what happens.
That is quite an uphill climb. My hat’s off to you. I could never do that.
You got all this teck but still bring some old school into the mix with the journal.👍Video and pics dont do a place the full justice it deserves but you get it close.Looking forwards to more episodes.
Thanks for checking it out!
Cant wait 💙🏴😁
Awesome 😎👍👍👍
Another home run episode!