The Adirondack Beast: Bigfoot Beyond the Trail (Whitehall New York Sasquatch Documentary)

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  • Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
  • Join Aleks, Eli and the crew as they head to upstate New York to visit Whitehall, where the infamous Abair Road Incident took place in 1976. They attend the unique Whitehall Sasquatch calling festival and explore the surrounding areas with fellow researchers such as Paul Bartholomew, Steve Kulls, Mike Anne and Emily Fleur.
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    Full Bigfoot Beyond the Trail episodes playlist: • Beyond the Trail: Bigfoot
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    -Beast of Whitehall: • The Beast of Whitehall...
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    -On the Trail of Champ series: • On the Trail of... Sea...
    Links to other researchers featured in the episode:
    -Paul Bartholomew's book "Bigfoot Encounters in New York & New England": www.amazon.com...
    -Steve Kulls the Squatchdetective: squatchdetecti...
    -Emily of the Forest Fleur: www.theforestfl...

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  • @JoePesty
    @JoePesty Рік тому +9

    this is the best Bigfoot channel on YT. You guys are boots on the ground

  • @woofman4796
    @woofman4796 Рік тому +57

    i'm from north central maine, back in the early 80's , a friend of mine and i had an encounter at just before midnight 1 summer night as we were walking back to my home, he was spending the weekend at my house, high school friend, it was just on the outer edge of the street light glow, misty/foggy night, we heard it walking towards then it stopped just out of full view, but we saw something really big, wide and we ran the other direction and walked the long way to my house, the next morning, he called his mom to come get him, he never came to my house again, i went down to the spot from the night before, the road runs alongside a river, i found gigantic foot prints leadind down to the water, i'm thinking it swam to the island out in the middle of the river, there are countless islands along this river, no one ever goes to them, not that i know of

    • @Val-13
      @Val-13 Рік тому

      Skowhegan/ Madison area?

    • @woofman4796
      @woofman4796 Рік тому +3

      @@Val-13 enfield/lincoln area

    • @woofman4796
      @woofman4796 Рік тому

      @@Val-13 you are not even close to north central, your more west central-ish, i'm from penobscot county, live in west central florida now, about 30 miles northeast of tampa

    • @Val-13
      @Val-13 Рік тому

      I’m from Madison and just always considered that central, probably more west central. I live near Bethel now and have to believe they’re in this area of wilderness. It’s vast here near the white mts.

    • @woofman4796
      @woofman4796 Рік тому +2

      @@Val-13 i left maine to join the army in '83, been back a few times but haven't lived there since, i miss the environment, not the politics, wife is from western new york state, i'm retired, she's a programmer, works from home

  • @WesternNyBigfoot
    @WesternNyBigfoot Рік тому +10

    NY is the most overlooked region for sasquatch activities.

    • @SmallTownMonsters
      @SmallTownMonsters  Рік тому +8

      Certainly underrated but it's quite known for Whitehall. It seems Northern New England (Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine) is the most underrated when it comes to Sasquatch however.

  • @waterfuel
    @waterfuel Рік тому +7

    Yes, Bigfoot in western N.Y. I saw (2) in 2006 and 2008. Monroe county has them near pine groves and creeks. Very tall, all black, and walk with swinging arms.
    Another different photo was an old adult Bigfoot losing his hair. Texas man set up 3 cameras at diff angles because the creature was on his back property eating fruit from trees. They can see the light emitted from motion sensors, so as they turn to avoid them, and gets caught by the 3rd camera. Mostly come out at night to forage for food. They make stick formations in the woods, knock on trees to locate each other, and always walk in straight line , like a fox does. They can turn on red glowing night vision at will. Some are dangerous and can chase you out of THEIR woods. At a distance, if you happen to be lucky enough to see a Sasquatch in the day time, watch the trailing legs in behind. - The returning leg going forward is always PARALLEL to the ground. This can be used to grade all those Fake videos. Take a plaster cast of a large Bigfoot track and show it to some dogs noses. Wimper + tail between the legs. Scent is too strong for dogs,- that's why they won't track them.

  • @scottdunbar4898
    @scottdunbar4898 Рік тому +12

    Aleks, you are one of the best at what you do.
    Thanks for all of your hard work.

  • @hatchet8209
    @hatchet8209 Рік тому +17

    I was totally unaware Whitehall was a historic Bigfoot place. To me, I knew it was a birth place to the Navy. I'll have to go visit it seeing I don't live far from there. Definitely interesting stories.

    • @SmallTownMonsters
      @SmallTownMonsters  Рік тому +5

      It's a very fascinating place! Definitely recommend visiting!

    • @hatchet8209
      @hatchet8209 Рік тому +1

      @@SmallTownMonsters 1.5 hours from my house and grew up going to Lake George. Just unaware about that crazy Bigfoot story. Huh. They do have rattle snakes there also which people are unaware of.

    • @hatchet8209
      @hatchet8209 Рік тому +1

      Me and my buddies camped out on top of Buck mountain to watch the fireworks. Pretty cool to see the fireworks there on Fourth of July.

    • @justindungey4197
      @justindungey4197 Рік тому

      Is that Whitehall Michigan you speak of ?

  • @jan6293
    @jan6293 Рік тому +5

    Thanks Aleks and Eli for sharing.

  • @JoJoJohnston
    @JoJoJohnston Рік тому +39

    That woman has obviously never heard a Sasquatch call, lol.

    • @vegasdirtpusher1124
      @vegasdirtpusher1124 Рік тому +6

      Drunk

    • @jdc8352
      @jdc8352 Рік тому +11

      I almost backed out when that started. Instead I fast forwarded to more interviews

    • @brookek9076
      @brookek9076 Рік тому +1

      I'm confused by the Sasquatch mating dance. 😂

    • @Astra_Dystopium
      @Astra_Dystopium Рік тому +1

      That woman seemed a little out of her mind

  • @freddog4490
    @freddog4490 Рік тому +9

    Bring it on ❤ love this channel miles ahead of the other Big-footers out there 👣🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

  • @shonseibert48
    @shonseibert48 Рік тому +14

    I did prison time at Raybrook NY, the prison was a med high Federal prison on the old Lake Placid Olympic Village. I can say we saw everything from Moose to Bears. Nvr actually saw Squatch but we heard some weird calls in the woods around the prison

    • @c3dmf4s
      @c3dmf4s Рік тому +4

      The only call you were wanting to hear was from the parole board.

    • @canadianmmaguy7511
      @canadianmmaguy7511 Рік тому

      @JC do you have your 10 vaccines yet and do you donate to Ukraine?
      Yeah, I can joke about your pathetic situation too.

    • @Wetlax11
      @Wetlax11 Рік тому

      ​@@c3dmf4s 🤣🤣🤣

  • @cherylknepper8434
    @cherylknepper8434 Рік тому +9

    While I enjoy all your shows I really like the Beyond the trail series. Great Job!

  • @mikecuev820
    @mikecuev820 Рік тому +4

    I just love your music at the beginning of each video!!!

  • @keithproctor6380
    @keithproctor6380 Рік тому +8

    I don't think you guys will ever experience much if you don't quit making so much noise. I Love this stuff since I lived in Oregon for 58 years and wandered the woods. I have learned to be quiet in the woods and have come up on critters and startled them. I also think that Bigfoot can see IR cameras. Trail cameras get side tracked all the time and even Deer see the light too. Coyotes work with Bigfoot, I've noticed. I put out Apples, but Oranges are special because they can smell an Orange from a long way away. Cut one or more in half in a known place and see what happens. All the hollering you people do just lets them know where you are and what you are...but wood knocks are their locators for other Squatch. Let's the others know your there. I hate to say this...but if you want to attract one or more, have a Woman in her period come out with you. Indians have said there attracted to the smell, especially if the Woman is not real clean...natural. I know that's gross...but true. We tend to think like modern people...think a little more towards the Natural. Putting out presents like the apples and oranges lets them know you're not there to harm...also, I think they know when you're carrying a fire arm...maybe the smell from them too puts them off. These are critters of the woods...Masters of their domain, so you're not fooling them at all with your whoops and calls. Best thing to do is be quiet, watch the trees, leave gifts and keep the IR off. Show respect because you're in their home. My humble opinion. Love the show.

    • @squatchykrislapuma4611
      @squatchykrislapuma4611 Рік тому +3

      You raise some good points. I've done the Whoops and Wood Knocks but have had the best results at times I was sitting on an old railroad Tressel when I heard Whoops up ahead in the dark.Another time I was pushing my bike up a steep hill crossing a creek. I had my bike lights flashing to alert vehicles when I heard 6 rapid wood knocks come from deep in the uninhabited wood of some DNR land. Both of these areas were very close to a National Forest in NW Wisconsin.

    • @vinniecocco9932
      @vinniecocco9932 Рік тому

      I brought my girlfriend with me and she was on her period. I told her to rub her period around her body and we made "mating" calls. One eventually showed up with a massive erection and I just ran and left my girlfriend in the woods.

    • @scottjohnson5307
      @scottjohnson5307 Рік тому +1

      Well said respect to your natural instincts and articulating what the real deal is and tour humble concerns for nature and General and how to respect their domain with gifts instead of invading. Their natural domain. Somethings they do are disrespectful mimics. Contest I know it's a new tourist spot but some people need to cut the nonsense out .outrageous yelling

  • @cindynieschalk7155
    @cindynieschalk7155 Рік тому +27

    I live vicariously through STM- thank you team for another great documentary ♥️

  • @TimArrowsmithDesign
    @TimArrowsmithDesign Рік тому +2

    Paul and Bob Bartholomew’s book on Bigfoot encounters in NY is excellent too 👍 thanks Aleks!

    • @SmallTownMonsters
      @SmallTownMonsters  Рік тому +1

      It really is! Bob Bartholomew has also written an excellent book on the Lake Champlain Monster phenomenon as well called "The Untold Story of Champ: A Social History of America's Loch Ness Monster".

  • @PUBHEAD1
    @PUBHEAD1 Рік тому +7

    You guys need to come up to Canada.

  • @sarahvincent2305
    @sarahvincent2305 Рік тому +1

    I always love hearing stories of the Adirondacks, its my most favorite place.

  • @1988banker
    @1988banker Рік тому +33

    You guys are awesome! I can't believe how much quality content this channel puts out. Always in the field, and going to so many different places!

  • @chrismarks4927
    @chrismarks4927 Рік тому +5

    I live across the border in vt, not far from whitehall and love hearing about bigfoot

  • @jeffaustin6704
    @jeffaustin6704 Рік тому +2

    had a summer camp on the lake side of Buck Mountain about a 1/4 mile from one of the sightings. I used to fish off the dock late at night and heard tree knocks every so often. The mountain was like a backyard playground for me and my cousins. Hot days we would climb the creek that comes down it, and sometimes you would get this feeling you were being watched.

    • @SmallTownMonsters
      @SmallTownMonsters  Рік тому

      Interesting, thanks for sharing Jeff! It's a pretty wild area.

  • @MeTuLHeD
    @MeTuLHeD 9 місяців тому +1

    I have friends who live on the edge of a large national forest. They have seen them multiple times and have lived with the screams, hoots and wood knocks for as long as they have lived there.

  • @michaelspecks7053
    @michaelspecks7053 Рік тому +4

    Excellent work! I really like all of your stuff

  • @kennethstalker4673
    @kennethstalker4673 Рік тому +6

    Had 2 encounters in Adirondack area near Moose river recreation camp ground😊

  • @TeddysVentures
    @TeddysVentures Рік тому +1

    Great video Aleks, and thank you for the cameo! I missed you this trip but maybe next year we'll catch up.👍🏼

  • @Mach11976
    @Mach11976 Рік тому +5

    I'll be there, I always look forward to what y'all do! Thanks for taking the time to do it.

  • @robertwhite1028
    @robertwhite1028 Рік тому +10

    20 years ago I used to laugh and change channel on TV when sasquatch stories came on, in past few years it's been way too much evidence to actually not believe

  • @veheeo720
    @veheeo720 Рік тому +1

    Simply Splendid THANK YOU !! LUV the chickie at the Festival, she is quite impressive !! ⚡🎃🎩✨

  • @TrebleForTheBass
    @TrebleForTheBass Рік тому +5

    This makes my day I can only binge watch your videos so many times lol

  • @meaganm3429
    @meaganm3429 Рік тому +1

    We just purchased land to build a private family camp in the foot hills. Use to be logging territory 30+ years ago. Totally isolated. While walking through the heavily wooded area to pick out areas to build small structures on I came across multiple tree structures. We joked it must have been bigfoot as the only access to the property is under video surveillance. I had no idea this was actually a thing but the way these were created really caught out attention so we started watching documentaries and doing some research. After seeing other tree structures found in other areas they were an exact match. They appeared to be marking giant trees with hollow areas inside. Im convinced now. I cant deny what I saw. They were too big for a man to break the way they were and placed so perfectly in a pattern. When we returned to the property across our access road multiple trees about 3 in around were snapped 10ft up so that they blocked the road every 40ft or so. There was no wind or storms during the week we weren't there. They were healthy trees. Now I'm like ok... how do we make peace with them so they don't scare my young kids and let them know we won't bother you if you dont bother us 😅

  • @nrlajr
    @nrlajr Рік тому +4

    🙂👍that was a nice video to watch

  • @cathysmith1555
    @cathysmith1555 8 місяців тому +1

    On our way home from vacation in Maine several years ago we drove through Whitehall, i would have loved to have driven down Abair Road but we didn’t have time to do that. But it was a thrill just to drive through that town on our way back to Michigan

    • @alexx_windycitychi558
      @alexx_windycitychi558 5 місяців тому

      I love Michigan , I heard you guys have hot spots too im from Chicago I been to northern michigan plenty times beautiful lakes/Forrest’s one of my favorite places in the world I was In arcadia traverse city was an amazing experience pure wilderness

  • @nani.9754
    @nani.9754 День тому +1

    Iv been to white hall, its not to far from my home.
    Its a very small town and I believe every word of the bigfoot sightings there. ✔️

  • @jeanmay-millman4124
    @jeanmay-millman4124 Рік тому +3

    I loved your video ,it was nice to be out in the woods and I'm glad the town is place to be for yhe bigfoot. 👍

  • @Mach11976
    @Mach11976 Рік тому +2

    Thanks y'all, great job STM

  • @dyates6380
    @dyates6380 Рік тому +1

    ANOTHER outstanding offering from you guys. I'll echo everyone else and thank you for this. Fantastic, as I am from Western New York originally but have family associated with this region, so I have visited it a few times and it's incredibly gorgeous and so remote. Love it, and thanks again.

  • @bebop54
    @bebop54 Рік тому +3

    wow lookin' forward to this ....
    spent several campin' trips into the adirondacks as a teen
    & it's no joke at night ...terror....i wouldn't advise it ..😁😬😬😬👻👻👻

  • @JoeMapes
    @JoeMapes Рік тому +9

    These guys make great videos. I hope they do one in upper peninsula Michigan someday.

    • @jeffkimball3450
      @jeffkimball3450 Рік тому +4

      I’m in the lower peninsula but what have you heard? I’d be interested to research a few places up there.

    • @SmallTownMonsters
      @SmallTownMonsters  Рік тому +6

      We'll get there! A lot of folks say we should visit and we've heard some interesting stories from up in that area.

    • @canadianmmaguy7511
      @canadianmmaguy7511 Рік тому

      @@jeffkimball3450 dogmen

    • @cathysmith1555
      @cathysmith1555 8 місяців тому

      We have heard wood knocks on our property in the EUP but never have seen one, or seen tracks or heard howls other than what we believe to be coyotes or wolves. There are times that I get a creepy feeling like I’m being watched or that I just want to get out of that area like right now.

  • @BinroWasRight
    @BinroWasRight Рік тому +2

    Fantastic as usual, Aleks and Eli! I loved the interviews, the history of it all, and putting STM's previous work there in context too. You really capture the spirit of the place. Incidentally, I had NO idea Whitehall was at the southern end of Lake Champlain. Fascinating to have two cryptids in the same area. I would still love to see you get deeper into Adirondack Park and really explore there.

  • @deladrin2.0
    @deladrin2.0 Рік тому +1

    White Hall is DEEP into the Adirondacks! I live in "the Foothills" which is Fulton/Montgomery/Saratoga County....Whitehall is almost as North as you get in this state without crossing into Canada. Just wanted to correct that.

  • @johnfritzenjr.1240
    @johnfritzenjr.1240 Рік тому +4

    I live in the Adirondacks

  • @oscardelta1257
    @oscardelta1257 Рік тому +1

    Just got back from the Adirondacks. Spent a few days near the sacandaga reservoir area. Some of the woods are dark during the day as the woods are that thick. Gotta know what you're doing in these woods or you might not make it out.

  • @UAPReportingCenter
    @UAPReportingCenter Рік тому +1

    I was hitting some high peaks in ADK last month and heard some weird knocks and had a feeling of being watched and followed. I'm not a paranoid person and rarely if ever get that feeling. Who knows

  • @bgfthntr
    @bgfthntr Рік тому +3

    my research area.... great place

  • @tomtalker2000
    @tomtalker2000 Рік тому +14

    Another great documentary. I love this channel. You guys do great great work. Far better and more friendlier in answering folks questions. Then the Mountain Beast Mysteries channel.

  • @jumaris28
    @jumaris28 Рік тому +2

    Big foot is a flesh breathing individual with a High intelectual, don’t mess with them !!

  • @iamme6773
    @iamme6773 Рік тому +1

    It's an interesting area. Whitehall has sasquatch, the lake has Champ, and right nearby is the Bennington triangle.

  • @bonitawilcox2909
    @bonitawilcox2909 Рік тому +4

    I just have to ask....who does the artwork for STM....its fantastic...it just draws you in...beautiful work🍂

  • @outbackorchard8224
    @outbackorchard8224 Рік тому +2

    That was great aleks...thanks!

  • @SCSlimBoiseID
    @SCSlimBoiseID Рік тому +6

    13:02 Sounds authentic, like she's either being carried away by a 'squatch or being eaten by one. Combine her rendition (an octave lower in pitch) with that of the guy who followed her and you've got something close to what I heard in 1997 in the North Idaho woods. All that would be lacking would be to blend in the roar of an angry elephant. Mix those three together and I'd vote for it. There's something out there - something elusive, big, and as yet unproved to the world.

  • @SleepingGiant77
    @SleepingGiant77 Рік тому +2

    I was just there 6 days ago! What a coincidence. Although I was disappointed to see that there's no Bigfoot Museum. That's a missed opportunity for a town that I'm pretty sure relies on tourism

    • @SmallTownMonsters
      @SmallTownMonsters  Рік тому +2

      Definitely seems like a Whitehall Bigfoot museum would be a great idea for the town.

  • @whiteboi1856
    @whiteboi1856 Рік тому +2

    They need to get up with Bob Garret and those guys in Texas if they want to see one. Wes Germer can vouch for that.

  • @NoAlarmsNoSupriseSs
    @NoAlarmsNoSupriseSs Рік тому +7

    Awesome upload. I own a few pieces of land up there. Really don't visit them that much but they're surrounded by woods that go on for miles. No doubt these things are around.

  • @jeremyburton2248
    @jeremyburton2248 Рік тому +6

    Been really looking forward to you guys doing a episode in Whitehall since I am from NY. Alex and the team do a fantastic show the best I have seen and I have seen a lot. Thanks guys!

  • @mariesheppard1782
    @mariesheppard1782 Рік тому +2

    Hi Guys , Marie from South Wales UK 🇬🇧
    Another Awesome Episode as Always. Love the Sightings , they all can't be Make Believe. Stay Safe Out There .🍂🍂🎃🎃👣👣👣💗

  • @nightstorm9128
    @nightstorm9128 Рік тому +1

    At 16.40 I can see the big foots eyes over the mans sholder..wow they didn't even know it was there..I wasn't a believer but I am now..to think they existed all along..

  • @bcsbbq7829
    @bcsbbq7829 Рік тому +1

    bruh no disrespect but that bigfoot contest was funny af lol

    • @SmallTownMonsters
      @SmallTownMonsters  Рік тому +2

      Definitely hilarious! Part of the point to make a fun event that isn't too serious. Has us laughing our butts off as judges!

  • @aaronhow3932
    @aaronhow3932 Рік тому +1

    Great documentary here! :) Keep up the great work, here! :)

  • @hatchet8209
    @hatchet8209 Рік тому +3

    Huh I hiked Buck mountain. Didn't know there were sightings there. Interesting

  • @leemuz73
    @leemuz73 Рік тому +1

    Great work boys, love this channel atb Lee

  • @bonitawilcox2909
    @bonitawilcox2909 Рік тому +2

    Great Episode 🍂 👣

  • @adkjeep1
    @adkjeep1 Рік тому +2

    I’m from a town right next to Whitehall NY- lots of strange stories, as well as an old friend of mine was related ti the cop who reported the sighting back in the 1970’s/80’s

    • @SmallTownMonsters
      @SmallTownMonsters  Рік тому +1

      That's pretty interesting, thanks for sharing! It's a small world.

  • @climb37775
    @climb37775 Рік тому +2

    I've been off trail for 20 miles in the Adirondacks and never saw signs of anything except bear or moose. I'm generally open minded on the topic, but can't seem to find any good reason for their existence in the Adirondacks.

    • @canadianmmaguy7511
      @canadianmmaguy7511 Рік тому

      A couple good reasons might be the small population of humans, fresh water, mountains to hide in, and plenty of food.
      But if you said you looked for 20 minutes and didn't find them that settles it

    • @canadianmmaguy7511
      @canadianmmaguy7511 Рік тому

      Next time you're in the woods for 20 mins look for a bear, moose, porcupine, owl and a bald eagle to humor me.
      I will be surprised if you find any.
      I guess that means they definitely don't exist either and are cgi.

    • @BloggingFromParadise
      @BloggingFromParadise Рік тому +1

      My wife and I had one grunt at us (Neanderthal - gorilla mix), do wood knocks 30 yards to our left as clear as day, and he threw a foot long piece of bark at my wife's feet with pinpoint accuracy. Everything went deathly silent. Shaker Mountain Wild Forest....the trail is named "Trail Head". End of basically a logging road, fairly remote. No humans on the trail for the 4-5 days I hiked there. One week prior I saw a series of tree structures near Caroga Lake. We felt like we were being watched when we walked around the structures and the moment I thought of leaving the path to investigate I got the instant feeling in my mind, "Don't you dare leave that trail". Super duper uncomfortable feeling, that I did not belong there.

  • @UAPReportingCenter
    @UAPReportingCenter Рік тому +1

    Hope I see one while I'm hiking the high peaks up there this winter!

  • @OverlandOne
    @OverlandOne Рік тому +2

    Awesome show guys.

  • @donnysanner342
    @donnysanner342 Рік тому +3

    Who are these judge's ? And where do they get the knowledge to pick a winner ? Wow

  • @MountainHomeJerrel
    @MountainHomeJerrel Рік тому +1

    Great video! Thank you!

  • @nancymcdonald2028
    @nancymcdonald2028 Рік тому +2

    Love it!!

  • @edwardmiller3873
    @edwardmiller3873 Рік тому +1

    I was in Whitehall last weekend.

  • @CaseyWinehouse
    @CaseyWinehouse Рік тому

    Thanks to that Sasquatch calling contest there’s no way this documentary can make it onto my overnight playlist but I enjoyed it nonetheless.

  • @johnfritzenjr.1240
    @johnfritzenjr.1240 Рік тому +1

    Quality productions 👏👏

  • @headlesspiper936
    @headlesspiper936 Рік тому +1

    i was there for bigfoot festival i heard a lot of stories of bigfoot

  • @dastardlyman
    @dastardlyman Рік тому +4

    the screaming woman - amazing . why did she not win?? - its one of life's actual mysteries

  • @louisesharpy
    @louisesharpy Рік тому +2

    I think you all are way too loud when your out looking they know your there so they’ll hide. I have watched you for a long time. Thermal doesn’t always see if they hide. I’m not being a hater. I kept saying “ ssssssshhhhh”😂😂😂love your series tho
    For sure

  • @jefferylilly1123
    @jefferylilly1123 Рік тому +2

    It is all about luck. And the purity of the inner soul. These creatures are so smart. I was lucky to see not only one but two in my lifetime.

  • @33fastcar
    @33fastcar Рік тому +2

    If I walk out to my yard at night, I know I'm the only person within miles. I love Texas ranch life. I'm not scared because I am the thing in the woods to be worried about. HA!

    • @Suckmyjagon
      @Suckmyjagon Рік тому +1

      Just by saying that proves you're terrified in the woods

  • @MattWilliams747
    @MattWilliams747 Рік тому +1

    You guys are the best! Keep up the amazing work! Matt-(Supernatural Spectrum on UA-cam)

  • @kennethbrantley2469
    @kennethbrantley2469 Рік тому +1

    Come on down to the Carolinas. You got Littleton and uwharrie to look and in the great smokes

  • @marycompogno5665
    @marycompogno5665 Рік тому

    Thankyou for the video it was interesting. It's pretty country in that area and lots of water and food sources for Sasquatch.

  • @yetimcsomethin3517
    @yetimcsomethin3517 Рік тому

    I've lived in the foothills of the Adirondacks for over twenty years now. I've spent A LOT of time in the woods. I've seen and heard a lot of things I can exscuse and explain away- but- for all I know- something or somethings are in those Moutains.

  • @ruiseartalcorn
    @ruiseartalcorn Рік тому

    Great stuff! Many thanks :)

  • @joshualonghi8313
    @joshualonghi8313 Рік тому

    As always great content! From Elk County PA!

  • @rachelmurphy810
    @rachelmurphy810 Рік тому

    Awesome Documentary!

  • @jerrypearce5920
    @jerrypearce5920 Рік тому

    They are nuts 😂😂😂😂👍✌️

  • @jefferylilly1123
    @jefferylilly1123 Рік тому +1

    Let's do an interview. I'm open anytime until after Christmas. Just released (The Missing Link) Which I believe upset quite a few in the upper ranks of our society. I've seen one at 40 feet with a baby deer in its hand as it drank with the other. Indiana 4am on top of a small mountain while night fishing for Bass and Crappie.

  • @johnhotz1400
    @johnhotz1400 Рік тому +2

    Humans are at a disadvantage at night against all nocturnal animals even with night Imaging scope or heat sensing scopes

  • @jannythewonderwomen2215
    @jannythewonderwomen2215 Рік тому +1

    Grover Krantz was my husband's Uncle...

    • @SmallTownMonsters
      @SmallTownMonsters  Рік тому

      No kidding, that is interesting! It's a small world it seems.

  • @annamosier1950
    @annamosier1950 Рік тому +1

    it is fairly remote there

  • @rhondarauh2430
    @rhondarauh2430 Рік тому +1

    I saw one for a split second on the way to Bass lake when I was 10 in the 70’s. On the side of the road with a boulder in a sling either made of rope or tree twine. Swinging it over his head. My sister told me to get in the back of the van and lay down. When I asked what it was. She said it’s a weirdo in a fur coat. I never believed that! A man couldn’t swing a rock that big over his head. Brief. But it’s what I saw

  • @Psycom5k1
    @Psycom5k1 Рік тому

    Man… I never knew there were sightings in Whitehall. That explains the god damn Bigfoot carving I thought was just some eccentric person. I think I even have a picture of one of the carvings in my camera roll. It was when they got flooded a couple years ago and there were people traveling by boat on one road. I gotta talk to my buddy who’s into the Bigfoot stuff and see if he knows about that.

  • @adamadams6740
    @adamadams6740 Рік тому +1

    Good stuff, that thermal video looks a lot like something on two feet walking with something smaller at its feet at first but not that last shot weird.

  • @scottjohnson5307
    @scottjohnson5307 Рік тому

    I'm coming up there.westchester country in the house. Always been into the unknown. Universe etc interesting better than tv

  • @Suckmyjagon
    @Suckmyjagon Рік тому

    Ole smart squatch walked on all fours and got away without a thought

  • @tjslocum1317
    @tjslocum1317 Рік тому

    The heat signature at 23:30 is a coyote

  • @Lilywhyte72
    @Lilywhyte72 Рік тому

    ❤️🤯💯 moving that algorithm along 💯

  • @ricm1968
    @ricm1968 Рік тому

    That lady has a set of lungs on her!

  • @RobinLynnGriffith
    @RobinLynnGriffith Рік тому +1

    Whoot! 🥰

  • @joeg.3228
    @joeg.3228 Рік тому

    Alex,
    How did you make the handgrip night vision with IR. I can’t figure out how to connect mine to my SiOnyx

    • @SmallTownMonsters
      @SmallTownMonsters  Рік тому

      I believe the Sionyx came with a picatinny rail, so I just attached that to the camera and mounted a few parts purchased separately such as the grip and a flashlight mount. It was a bit of a custom job so you may want to experiment with a couple of things to see what works best. Good luck. -Aleks

  • @debbiewilliams9435
    @debbiewilliams9435 Рік тому

    Has Bigfoot ever been sighted in orchards?

  • @matthewmercer2477
    @matthewmercer2477 23 години тому

    I grew up in Poughkeepsie NY. I am not a hunter but my bro in law and his son are. Been to the gun club w them and the hunting club. I can buy into Alaska BF and Appalachian mountains but not buying into anything Crypto in NY. I hate crowds and can't believe anything is unspoiled in NY.

  • @BMO_Creative
    @BMO_Creative Рік тому +1

    This is a cool video! Based on the reports, these are huge hairy people... Not an animal.