#172

[@19Willy67]

Thank you for the usual excellent share.

[@donaldkline8162]

Always good to see Fred in the land of the midnight sun

[@kygreenskeeper8326]

Perfect timing Fred.... Nothing better that listening to these stories while watching irrigation run..

[@TennesseeKentuckyBigfoot]

Best Bigfoot channel ever. No rants. No commercials. Just Fred delivering. ❤

[@johnvan6082]

Another great story Fred ! My day just got 100% better !
Fred your gift for story telling never fails to amaze me .
When I croak ( no time soon ) I hope you narrate my life story . Only you could make my hum drum , run of the mill life sound like a class "A" adventure saga !
Thanks Fred ,
Stay safe up there ,
Don't get eaten ,
Your friend and fan , John from Pittsburgh

[@susanbrookman2133]

Great share, always looking forward to the next.
Thank you Fred and Collin.
Stay safe. ✌&❤

[@donaldkline8162]

I saw Fred in Seth Breedloves film " On the trail of Bigfoot,the last frontier".

[@rebeccasmith372]

Geez, brave men continuing production amidst a sasquatch

[@bc2198]

Great story. Thanks!

[@ocnightflyer1359]

No. Ca. in the house!!! 💥USMC💥 6173

[@tmo.48]

Ooouu raah❤

[@Kwm952]

When the foreman points and then takes off..wtf

[@icantthinkofaname15]

Lol

[@candizippie]

I think they call what the foreman saw as a bear "cognitive dissonance". His mind just couldn't accept what he was seeing. Then I think of all the people out here that would give their eye teeth to see a Hairy Man as close as Colin did, but be careful what you wish for! Thank you Fred for the great story telling and
Colin for bravely coming forward.

[@swtp1966]

My father in law ran over and stopped his mustang on top of what he called a bear. He got out and watched it shrug the vehicle off and run off into the woods. My opinion= no freaking way was That a bear.

[@candizippie]

@@swtp1966 He must've been creeped out! I wonder if sometimes they can put the thought into someone's mind that they are seeing a bear in an attempt to mentally 'disguise' themselves.

[@joshphillips4219]

Build a fire, Fred. I love watching a fire listening to stories. Stay safe up there.

[@jimwatts4901]

I can't imagine being that dam close, face to face ?! But I do know what it's like when they have hit my house , sounded like a dadgum truck hit the house. Scared the crap right out of me. Take care Fred 👍😋

[@craigjones3846]

Thanks for the post!

[@dailenebegay1732]

Yateeh Mr. Fred from the Dine' Nation Arizona!! Scary encounter!! Vicariously living the experience!! We have our own, shall I say encounters with beings of unknown origin. Would not want to meet up with HM!!!

[@user-jg6pj1fg2q]

It's not difficult to understand why many people suffer from PTSD after their experiences. The vulnerability factor inter locked with sheer terror; these emotive currents then heightened by the duration of time involved: would be (to anyone) traumatizing, period. Thank you so much, Fred, for relating/sharing Collins experience 🙏👍

[@thedoc9062]

It’s a pleasure to hear from you again Fred! Always looking forward to your next posting. Be safe and best wishes from New Hampshire. 👍💯

[@katana777888]

Wow, that's another great story. I can't imagine that kind of fear thank you brother, and stay safe. 🙈🙉🙊

[@bobbyknoth6985]

Having run farm equipment my whole life,for that thing to simply lean into a loader and move it completely blows my mind....

[@AimeeAimee444]

Can you estimate the weight?

[@bobbyknoth6985]

​@AimeeAimee444 I would first consider its height.Sitting in the loader and it being four feet away and almost eye to eye I would guesstimate 8 to 10 foot tall,depending on the loader...weight?? Geez I don't know..800 to 1200 pounds maybe. Strength is relative..one big strong hombre I can tell you that much.

[@AimeeAimee444]

@@bobbyknoth6985 It’s crazytown! 😳 That’s frightening strength. 😣

[@joeybobbie1]

If it’s a big Front End Loader, it’s well over 2,000 Lbs. probably around 3,500Lbs

[@funlegomathteachathome1256]

Blessings. Go truckers and railway workers. Cleveland

[@robertyoung2279]

Thank you Colin for opening up, something like that is not easy.....thanks man

[@hybeerian]

Thanks Fred & Colin for sharing the experience. The uncontrollable shaking is NO joke. When you experience a meeting with one of them or the other things out there.......no matter how hard you try...you can NOT stop yourself from shaking. From me ghost hunting days to when i was shot at to when the cop had his gun in the nape of my neck....telling me if i twitch a muscle he was going to blow me brains out......nothing, just another Tuesday. When one of these things becomes a REALITY to you......i shook uncontrollably for close to an hour or more. Thanks again to Colin for sharing and i do not blame you for not wanting to go back to Alaska. I am just now starting to go back into the woods and my experience happened in 2015.

[@tmo.48]

You shake until your nervous system gets its bearing. Just gotta remember to BREATH❤

[@icantthinkofaname15]

I wanna hear your experience please!!!

[@sasquatchrosefarts]

Beware the bear. Don't fear the bear......beware. enjoy the outdoors how you see fit.

[@AimeeAimee444]

Thank you Colin for coming forward. I hope this helps you a bit by sharing.
Mind boggling that the loader shifted by being nudged! The bloke leaving the loader low on gas had to have known that’s ‘a never do’.
Grateful you were being played with and the HM wasn’t out for a meal.
Fred, thank you giving a safe platform for Colin to share his experience.
You are making a difference for your fellow Alaskans to speak the former unspoken.
As always, sending you and your loved ones love and light.
🙌🏼🤍✊🏼🙏
Glad you went with your gut to wait on your Portlock trip.
Will email you to figure out best way to help towards Portlock regardless of time.

[@keithblount229]

Thank you so very much Fred for sharing the experiences of others with us.

[@johnrdanna]

Thanks for this story. Hope by you telling us of these encounters helps those who experienced this. Stay well an keep these stories coming.

[@loweeization]

The thing is they are everywhere and more and more people are seeing them.

[@billstidams6658]

Holy crap.. I hope there was a roll of toilet paper in cab.. cause I definitely woulda needed it!!! Lmao.

[@edithroberts8959]

Wow! Too scary! Thanks to Colin for sharing his encounter. Awesome job as always Fred! I really love your channel. Thanks for all you do.

[@amuddymoose]

Damn, spooky encounter. I can’t imagine looking one of these things in the eye at close range. Can’t blame the guy for not going back to Alaska but hope he’s aware that they lurk in every state!

[@gedkinnear6010]

Thanks once again Fred keep them coming

[@simonjohnson6581]

Hey there fred!!! Big shout from Bristol UK!! Been looking forward to seeing your podcast again mate,, hope you are doing well mate......take care and keep up the good work you do.....loveeternalpeople!!! Fight for your freedom!!! Don't ever let the evil people of the world win!!!!! Godbless you all

[@tmo.48]

Amen to that. I'm surrounded. Learning alot about spiritual warfare ❤

[@hillbillyscholar8126]

Summer was gone in a hot minute up there! Thanks for the share!

[@WLeonardAthas]

Thank you Fred for yet another outstanding story! I'm glad it had a good ending.

[@-OBELUS-]

Your's is the best channel. No BS just real experiences.

[@MC_Mookie]

Up close and personal. I feel for the guy, pretty intense encounter.
Thanks Fred, as always great narration.
Keep getting that word out.

[@omrjordan4847]

Fred, thanks for sharing Collins experience. Collin, thank you for your story. I hope that sharing this with us has brought you some peace, knowing that you are believed and are not alone. As many of us here have had our own experiences.

[@michaelstrauss6587]

Good story.
Thanks for sharing it Colin.

[@terryboone3333]

Been in the 50's at night here in Kentucky but pretty nice during the day. Yell , it's a good thing Colon didn't run the loader dry or they would've been there a while trying to get it going. I'm surprised that the hairy-man didn't tear up more stuff because of what they were doing. Wouldn't have wanted to be Colon sitting in that loader eye to eye with that thing. I guess it was a good thing it was enclosed. Heck of a story Fred. Keep up the good work please. People need to know about these thing's.

[@PNWCagey-Dub]

Thank you, Colin, for sharing your story. Seeing teeth takes it to a whole other level of “oh shit!”, IMO. I’m glad you’re okay and found another good job. I hope sharing your story helps you feel validated in what you saw and witnessed.

[@drew-shourd]

Crazy story, thank you Colin for sharing and Fred, thanx for the awesome video. 'Needing to tinkle'...that's funny, at M.C.R.D. in San Diego, we called it ' Drain Pain'....

[@kimjonsson8093]

Nice fredd to see a movie frome you agen! 🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪

[@sydsmith5760]

Thanks for pointing out to folks at home. That these people are not our friends. Great show.

[@hilaryt8636]

Thank you Colin for sharing your encounter. Thank you Fred for another great delivery. PS you’re my favorite on UA-cam.

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Thanks Hilary I hope y'all got your moose 😁👍

[@hilaryt8636]

@@subarcticalaskasasquatch Unfortunately we did not. That didn’t stop us from enjoying the Beauty of the area though. 😊

[@fredinalaska]

@@hilaryt8636 fair enough lol

[@josepharcuri8693]

💪💪👍👍

[@toekafrank6998]

Very good to see you. Thanks for the upload!😊👍☕

[@ninawilliams2499]

Thank you Colin for sharing your experience with Fred. And thank you Fred for everything you are doing to bring the Hairy Man’s existence to the public.

[@roxannagunderson4720]

I just listened to the Interview you did with the Bigfoot Society UA-cam channel...
AWESOME!! AWESOME!!
It was great listening to you for 1 1/2 hours!
👍👍👍👍👍

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@bradleymadosh911]

Thank you Calin for sharing your in counter. Glad you made it out alright. Thank you Fred for sharing always great to hear from you

[@jgood9810]

"The tinkling situation" 😂😂😂😂😂 I'm dying LMFAO wtf 🐒🙉🙈🙊🐒best quote ever... Brother you win the internet this week

[@babygrizwold]

I know right! When he said that he tinkled on himself, I laughed too. A good break in a scary experience.

[@decembergem4598]

Thank you Colin for sharing. Like Fred said, can't imagine what was going through your mind and what it felt like sitting on top that tank. Crazy fear for sure. Thank you Fred, it's a shame about the Portlock trip this year, we all know weather is unpredictable and plans change as quickly as the weather does. Take care stay safe looking forward to the next one.

[@jagman3377]

Thanks Fred, as usual, that was a real good retelling of a crazy hairy man encounter!

[@fionalouise4998]

Always look forward to Fred’s next videos 😊👌

[@johnstine2230]

Great one again keep on coming 💯

[@jeremywanner4526]

That man deserves a raise. Thanks for coming forward.

[@sanhoff5496]

Thank you for Colin’s story, poor guy. Dreadful experience.

[@craig3388]

Great job Fred. Thanks Colen sharing your story. That had to be a real trip. Stay safe stay alive.

[@joeybobbie1]

Hi Fred, Thank You Collin for sharing your story with Fred. I can’t imagine how horrific that would be. Your by yourself facing against a Hairy Man. I know the Cabs on those Loaders are pretty high up. So if you were on your knees in the Seat Eye to Eye with it, it had to have been 9-10’ Tall. Maybe more than that! I’m not sure you were actually safe on the Vertical Fuel Tank. I bet a lot of the Workers didn’t come back the next Season. Fred I don’t know how you can sit out there in the Wild and tell one of these Stories without getting yourself uneasy. I think I would wait until I was Home or sitting in the Truck somewhere you know it’s Safe. Great relaying of the Story Fred. I don’t know how you do it, but you put me there almost like it’s happening to me or I’m watching it all happen right next to Collin. I’m glad Collin and the rest of them got out of there Safe. Thanks Fred for another Great Story, I was on the edge of my Seat for this one.👍👍😁

[@scottperry67]

Awesome story kiddo. Thank you 😊

[@joeqgrant4561]

Thanks Fred

[@calimilk1113]

Wow !!! Thanks Fred!

[@jamesmacdougall5907]

Best HM channel out there bar none . Thank you boss for all of your time and effort to educate us all . Stay safe sir , we worry for our fearless leader 💪🏻👍🏻

[@steveheissner]

If it had decided to eat Colin, he would have just gone missing without a trace. Another Missing 411 case. He's alive because he had a firearm.

[@curtisrowe299]

Great story Fred,my son and daughter in law and granddaughter are in Juneau visiting for a week. It’s a beautiful place.

[@LibertyTree33]

Fred you rule brother. Keep up the great work brother and may the Great spirit continue to guide and protect you and yours. You are one of my favorites on YT.

[@mnj640]

Great stories you have Fred. Been binge watching. Absolutely beautiful country you live in. Couldn't imagine being confronted by a bear let alone anything else. From Australia subscribed. Regards Bruce

[@bendaves77]

Thanks for sharing Colin and Fred you have really gotten good at relaying people's experiences.

[@pamelawaring6836]

Wow! What an experience! Thanks Fred, youre an awesome storyteller.

[@MsCasualviewer]

it's about 60 or 62 here in Vanc BC...I heard deep caves stay at a constant 58 deg year round and so I think that is the Hairy Man's fave temperature. Love the videos. This channel just makes my day!!

[@-OBELUS-]

Stay safe. Make sure your native land is in your name. We see what they did to the natives in Hawaii.

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Oh trust we don't play when it comes to our land , we learned lessons from other tribes

[@leannkennedy6568]

​@@subarcticalaskasasquatchgood.

[@justhereandthere6636]

Thank you Fred

[@JPageRocks]

Wow, that's a hell of a story! Thanks Colin for sharing.

[@jamesfyffe2610]

🇺🇸👊🏼

[@cynthiagibson6793]

What kind of jerk wouldn't refill the loader? These guys depend on one another.

[@sagrammyfour]

There is a certain type of person who spends a good bit of their time with their head firmly lodged high up in their intestinal tract. That's why they call them SFB.

[@robertlennihan3113]

Great channel dude. Listened from beginning 👍👍👍

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Thanks for joining us here and feel free to email me or call with any questions 👍

[@jgood9810]

Algorithm,
Bigfoot Societyorithm, Alaskorithm, Fredorithm. You did a great job with that interview, just got done listening to it...

[@Blando7887]

I love hearing about these encounters. I wish something exciting would happen in my life lol

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Be careful what you wish for lol

[@donnapelletier1133]

As always, I truly enjoy listening to you recount the encounters that people have shared with you. Thank you for taking the time and sharing.

[@kaytalk9448]

Sorry to hear you can't get up to the area you wanted to look into but you'll get there..... guessing there's a ton more stuff to check into til you get that way. Love the channel💙

[@tmo.48]

I wouldn't want to go there for anything. You can feel the evil of the place from here.

[@theresevarney4715]

The HM didn't seem intimidated at all. No fear of the human! That would be terrifying. I'm glad everyone got out safely!
Fred, I listened to your encounter again on Sasquatch Theory, so amazing and scary! You are one brave, determined hunter. I still would like to see it made into a movie. I know that sounds easier than said and finding the correct people would probably be impossible. It would be like Jaws for sharks only true and much more terrifying because they live on land! I didn't realize I was writing a book! 😮😂 Stay safe and warm. Huge fan from Washington State 😃 🌲 🐳

[@patricknoble5112]

Fred long time no see cool story it’s getting cold again brother

[@JunoTafoya]

To my brother in Alaska,if you ever need help with anything do not hesitate to ask.Iam speaking from the heart my brother.

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Thanks brother I appreciate it sincerely 👍😁

[@user-ke1if5ck9j]

Thank you for this harrowing experience. Just too scarey to be trapped. Fred is great at relating these encounters.

[@melissasrebby1760]

Wow what a brave guy!!! To leave that loader and go wait on top of the tank took big balls...

[@lkiraly58]

Fred.. you can retell someone's encounter like no other! That was creepy and will keep me up a bit tonight thinking about what could have happened. I'm glad nothing bad happened aside from being scared badly. Thank you for showing us the areas you frequent. I've always wanted to visit Alaska. I hope I will be able to. Be safe, and thank you for the stories you share and the beauty you represent.

[@robertdoyle240]

Hi Fred Bob from Wakefield Massachusetts

[@ricodog3652]

That was a creepy one

[@heatherdodgin7980]

Greetings from Montana ❤

[@jamesfay7281]

Thanks!

[@Chad_Rusher]

Thanks 4 another great story once again fred, sorry to hear u guys cant go to portlock this year but next spring if u guys go I'm definitely donating to u guys so just let us know bro👍

[@danab6876]

🇷🇴 🙏

[@shon9474]

Incredible encounter.

[@RyanWRoehlAKZoomberBoomer]

At School Big Cuz
I Listened to it at The Dentist

[@RyanWRoehlAKZoomberBoomer]

Or after

[@robertevans8126]

Good show

[@RK-ej1to]

Loaders are diesel, due to compression if they run dry you have to bleed the lines when you refill them to get the air out.Seems easy enough to remember, strange it wasn’t conveyed as such to you.

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

It was I just didn't elaborate, that portion wasn't the crux of the encounter 👍

[@joeybobbie1]

Gee, aren’t you smart. Feel better now?

[@FallHuntsman]

Two takeaways I got from this video:
1) Always take a gun.
2) ALWAYS bring enough ammo.

[@BigDog39]

🐺 🐾 👍

[@decembergem4598]

Hey Fred👍

[@michaelmiller9870]

👍👍

[@DavidThompson-dr9mb]

Hey Fred, how are ya mate, lm sorry Colin had to endure what he and the foreman did. Get the owner to refuel the loader and just do Colins work for one day ( during hairymans activity) & see what the response is then! Yeah, you and I know it will never happen but he/she would soon chage their tune! Luv ya work Fred, Brisbane, Australia 🇦🇺

[@subarcticalaskasasquatch]

Thanks for joining us David and greetings from Alaska buddy