Unfortunately your English is a bit rough, so the UA-cam closed captions aren’t effective at all. The captions you provide are effective though, the only issue I have, is you aren’t very thorough in explaining the circumstances and providing thorough information. Or you warn about graphic images when the images are blurred and theirs nothing graphic to see. Just please be more thorough in your explanations of the circumstances. Like including the name of the missing person, if permission is granted from the families,so we can look up the situation for more information. Thanks for doing what you do! Your an amazing person!
@@votpavel I can’t comprehend how people can think the captions are to fast! They are there for more than enough time to read, in my opinion. But yup, that’s all you have to do if your slow at reading, or happened to turn away to soon, just rewind and pause!
@@ZYGTropicals no ,it is fast im not gonna lie but im also slower than some and age makes me slower as well, i just pause the video, had to rewind a bunch to pause at right moment but its not a big deal
My brother disappeared last year and we would've been forever stuck in the unknown if his body wasn't recovered. Thank you for your dedication, it means a lot.
Although you didn't get the ending you were hoping for, you still did the family a wonderful service by locating his remains. He can now be brought back home and laid to rest. You're doing important and valuable work, don't let anyone let you tell you otherwise.
Finding a missing man in the wild is always a 50/50. I admired your courage to traverse through deep forrest, steep rocks, wet and slippery alleys, enchanted and majestic valleys, dived search and rescue, and left-no stones unturned to uncover this man's body. May his soul rest in peace.
Man that was a gut punch near the end. When he’s climbing the creek and begins to smell a dead body… After spending almost a month looking for him he doesn’t want to see what’s up there. This dude has an amazing heart.
Jeez. This comment shows up right away without even going into the comments section. So RUDE. WHO WANTS TO WATCH A VIDEO WHEN YOU KNOW WHAT HAPPENS AT THE END. 😡
The dedication and intensive search you did to find this man was unlike anything I’ve seen. During the search we got to see the extreme beauty and danger of the terrain intertwine. You never gave up. I think for the family involved, the only thing probably worse than recovering him, was never finding him. You, Sir, are a hero.
Tips for my taiwanese brother from PH 1. Never hike alone 2. Stay away from any river when the sky is cloudy 3. Always have first aid kit 4. Bring best equipment for outside communications( like a phone with a big antenna something like that) 5. Choose a safe trail when going solo that many people recommended 6. Anti-venom incase of venomous snake bites(search for the indigenous animals present in that area) 7. Bring proper equipments like strong rope, phone, flashlight, extra batteries, etc.. 8. AND THE MOST IMPORTANT THING IS THE MAP ALWAYSSSSSS
@@intergalacticbnb when hiking of course rain is a one of the deadliest risk because all rain water rushing down to all river in the valley in this person vlog you will notice majority of corpses is found in the river and on his other vlog where the rider and another one he found alive,both of them are in the river and both that river is in the valley that is very dangerous all rain water will rushing down when rain hits in the mountain and the river will collect that causing rise in level and strong current flow I live here in the philippines to be precise im living here in cordillera where igorots live a tribal people and a former headhunters meaning mountain people ,, im a igorot so when we see cloudy sky we prefer staying inside the house cause the river is flooded and muddy There are news where people suddenly hit by a flooding river cause the rain and there already recorded death because of that so BE CAREFUL
My brother works part-time as a hiking guide. The stories he told me about his hiking trips made me realize that people should hire hiking guides if they're not familiar with the outdoors. There's just too much danger of you're not careful. He and his team was once trapped a whole night on a big boulder while guiding a group of 30 high-school teachers doing hiking trip. There's flash flood around the boulder that didn't abate until next morning. They were saved by fire rescue team later, luckily with no casualties.
Even when you are knowledgeable and careful it's dangerous. A very experienced local tour guide just died here in the pre alps just a month or two ago.
How ironic, he's suggesting people to hire a hiking guide, yet he was trapped just like eveyone else as a hiking guide. So what's the point of hiring a hiking guide? Are you hearing yourself? Use some logic.
This is my first time at your channel. That’s unbelievable that you’re able to hike and traverse ground like that. You’re doing amazing things by helping people out like this. My condolences go out to his family
What you did for this young man's family can never be repaid. This is the work of love and respect. May I thank you for the kindness you showed. I stand in awe of your skill as well as your empathy and sympathy for the tragic loss of a fellow human being.
It wasn't the ending anyone wanted but this man is a real hero regardless, he helped the family attain closure and he went on a hell of a journey for it, thank you for all that you've done.
@@Poosley what an outstanding and thoughtful observation, you clearly know nothing about what you're talking about. If you commented just to make yourself look ignorant you did a great job
I don't know who this lost hiker was, if you wanted to hike out dozens of miles into to unsafe territory with slippery rocks and rushing waters, he either probably went out there With the intention of dying, why would any sane person walk out presumably by himself into such into such bad conditions. I don't think this guy even deserves to have a rescue party look for him who they themselves would put at risk their own lives just to retrieve a dumb person who tried to challenge nature more than the human body is able to cope with. I think the guy went out there to die for some reason, work related or personal related who knows.
I hope this video saves lives by making people aware that hiking is an activity that people should prepare, plan and train for. Always let someone know the route you planned to take before you go. Once you realize that you’re lost, shelter in place for a moment and calm down; you’re not far off the trail and someone knows that you’re in that area. ☮️
The man who died was clearly an experienced and well prepared, fit hiker. Sometimes just cards fall the wrong way :( Going solo is incredibly rewarding, but a tiny mistake can cost you your life. I am not sure what the weather was, but that is the other thing. I read a good advice by a famous alpinist, practice stopping.. meaning set condition of aborting and religiously do that when they happen. 12pm and you are 30 mins from from your 12pm turn around? Turn around. Forgot your energy gells? Turn around. Etc. We don't know what happened, we should not blame him. RIP
It is extreme no matter what. Always prepare, because things can go wrong even if you do everything right, but it's so much worse if you do things wrong. A friend of mine and her wife went hiking. A simple trail; literally just a long walk through a flat forest. Just very long. The wife was not experienced or physical; she was an indoor kid with a desk job. So they practiced for weeks - tons of short hikes, preparing and setting back up plans, doing everything they could to ensure they'd be ready. Literally half way through, Wife started experiencing fatigue. Then, worrying symptoms. Then she started vomiting. Since they laid back up plans, traveled together, alerted people to their location, and brought several means of communication, they were able to be rescued. It turned out her wife was developing severe lactic acidosis - a build-up of lactic acid so disruptive that your organs begin to fail. If they hadn't aborted, Wife wouldn't have survived. And it was just a very, very long, but otherwise relatively unobtrusive walk. I can only imagine if they'd done something extreme.
@bina nocht in a dark place, cold and alone? With flies around you? Unable to say your last words to someone else? before losing conciousness from the excesive bleeding which hurts like hell? Yeah, sounds like a peaceful death to me too
What you are doing is good for three reasons I'm thinking of. 1. It helps bring closure to the family 2. It prevents someone else stumbling on the body by chance. 3. It serves as a warning to people hiking. People often hear tellings like this but they usually never see it.
A body in the open will degrade very fast so only bones would be around and likely spread , so people would not notice.....Closure for the family ? yes, they get that, but it could feed some wildlife and that is a plus. Monks in Tibet take their dead to the mountain ; crack their heads so the birds may be able to eat the brain. A dead body is not wasted ; it is useful to hungry animals. I like that the best, of all the ways to handle dead bodies. Recycle them.
Putting your own life at risk, searching in such a hostile yet beautiful environment.. Like finding a needle in a haystack.. You found him, thank you for sharing this with us. Our sympathy goes out to his family and friends.
A few years ago one of my favourite professors informed us that he would be away for two weeks in Japan as he had been invited to a prestigious conference on his subject to present his recent findings. He told us how much he was looking forward to it and even more going hiking there as he was in love with the Japanese mountains. He did a ton of mountaineering at home to. The next thing we heard was that he was missing. Went on a hike in late September and there was a surprise blizzard. There was so much snow that they couldn't send a rescue team. We students put money together to help sponsor a helicopter search. They only found him a week later. But I remember how bad not knowing was. It's really the worst part. So thank you very much for doing this.
very thrilling story too it is very very emotional and hard to talk family during searching, my wife often takes this part. For lost/missing cases need really examine any detail
That part where you strongly felt and sensed that you are finally near the body... that nervousness, it seems I felt it too by just watching you. That sense of heaviness when you were finding his items one by one til you reached the body. I hope the family reached closure. And may the soul rest in peace. I can't imagine how many hikers got lost and died on that forest
@@MA-bu3uuit’s never scripted when someone stops and they feel a powerful urge or emotion, I’ve had to many moments in my life where I stopped and I had a thought and went another way, only to find out later that night something happened and I realized it could have been me in that accident, so if your gut is saying something is wrong trust it.
Thank you for bringing the hiking/backpacking community's brother home. Bless you and your wife for your efforts, not many would put forth such effort in those conditions. I pray God brings Peace to his family with this closure.
Aye, as grisly and upsetting as it is, it is important to be able to bring closure to family and friends. This is very important work and it takes a toll on you I'm sure, but it must be done.
@@osmomosis9216 free will. I guess they don't teach you about that in atheism class. People would hate god even more if all he did was keep you in a safe bubble unable to be hurt. See children rebeling from parents
What a touching tragic story. This guy was amazing in his determination to find poor lost soul. So much respect. The. Beauty of this place is epic. A good place to check out. Rip adventurer x
@@linanicolia1363 We take those same risks going to work everyday, driving on the motorway, ect No need to go through life taking no risks, that's not really a life worth living.
You missed the second half, he said "I'll take you home, in the next video so make sure you like and subscribe and don't forget to hit that bell!" Good men don't capitalize on people's deaths for UA-cam views and revenue, they just help.
After I get this shot of myself infront of you. No no no.......great that he found him....so exploitive how he then set the camera up instead of getting him out. Are you seeing this? Please say you see this.
@@lauralu4861 You're so ignorant to how difficult and deadly moving a decomposing body can be, you realize they're in the middle of a mountain range and don't have any equipment for moving bodies, use your brain.
This man needs some award or special recognition. Weeks searching for this man, a complete stranger. I know he was probably paid to do so, but he foes it with such determination like its his own loved one missing.
Thank you for returning him to his family. It must be incredibly difficult to approach the accident. It is amazing that you searched such a large area and still found him.
No kidding! Gotta have the fitness, knowledge, experience, skills and gear. How many people could offer the locating service this guy does? Not many. If China ever invades Taiwan, this place should be HQ for insurgents.
@@reallyhappenings5597 That area would be hell for China to try and go through if you had experienced insurgents there that knew the terrain and how to utilize it.
The scenery is incredible. With beauty like that it would be hard to stay away from. I am physically disabled so I will never get to see any of the beauty you are blessed with seeing.but I thank you for showing us. Bless your heart. It is not easy to find and recover missing who have been gone for any length of time. It can cause trauma so I hope you have a support system. May God give you peace in your heart for bringing loved ones home to their family so they can finally grieve. God protect you in your calling.
This made finding a needle in a haystack look easy by comparison. An amazing achievement for one man to find him in such difficult terrain. Even ignoring all of the other hazards, how are you not constantly on edge worrying about those hornets?
Because of what you said, ultimately when you’re out there facing the full force of Mother Nature, hornets and bees are lower on your list of survival priorities
Absolutely right about listening to weather reports and waiting. I live near the Sierra Nevada and Yosemite and always some hikers ignore bad weather reports or overestimate their abilities and end up getting lost to the heat or snow. Sad, this young man had to lose his life but thankfully due to your honorable work he's back home.
When I was younger, in spring, I would hike the streams around the forks of the American River trout fishing. Some years the snow melt would make the streams very dangerous. One slip and you would be gone. Always let someone know where you are going and when you expect to return.
"I will take you home..." Even though it wasn't the outcome you and his family were hoping for, you still brought him back home, giving his family a sense of peace and closure instead of them always wondering what happened. Jobs like these aren't easy and aren't for everyone but the work you and others do is something truly needed in this world
I know that feel. I'm a paramedic and helo mountain rescuer. My latest SAR was month ago. A trio of young climber (18 guy, the should be guide, and two 19 girls) went lost into a whiteout. The guy managed to climb down and called for help, providing coordinates and position. Our station dispatched us via helo. We disembarked at the nearest position possible. We hiked/climbed up to the position only to discover there was no one. The coordinates were wrong. Since we knew the mountain, we figured out their most probable position so we pushed up, atleast to next hut and then... We found the girls way upper than the position the guy provided. Unfortunately, they were already passed away, solid frozen. A hundred hundred meters from the last hut before the summit. They were poorly equipped. No gloves and almost no emergency kit.
Moved to tears, you and all the hikers involved in this S&R is nothing short of miraculous. The compassion, the ambition, the pain. All of it for a "chance" to rescue someone or any remaining memory of them in a world that returns everything to the soil.
He filmed this because he is a professional who can help other families reunite with lost loved ones or get closure. If a family is willing to pay for help, they want to hire the most competent person they can find. They want to trust they've made a good investment. A video of his work provides evidence of his commitment to the outcome and skills to do the job. It is a good thing he filmed this. He has demonstrated how he can help more families. Not to mention, it is educational on safety and survival so future hikers can avoid a tragic outcome like what we saw.
Just this last year in America alone, there have been so many senseless deaths - ones caused by human carelessness, too, such as ignoring weather, path difficulty and/or required equipment. Some of them have not yet been found, but they could not have survived conditions. It's hard to understand losing one's life for hubris.
You had studied a lot before went searching him. It’s never easy to find him with just luck but have to be with professional analysis/judgment and experience. Jesus, it’s almost a month searching. Thanks to you, your wife, two brave dogs and your unselfish friends from the deep of my heart 🙏
it was really heavy month. I think we learn this kind of long term stress from our events organizing. This time was definitely not about luck, the area was so huge (usually is in radius of 1km, but here was whole mountain ridge) and had to stick on realistic idea
Wow. This is incredible. This family recovered their son to give him rest and a proper burial. It's a gift in the midst of unimaginable grief, to be able to have a little comfort, knowing where your beloved child lays and not suffer all the rest of your life glancing at the beautiful forests wondering where it stole him and buried him away from home. So sad, my condolences to the family, it is painful and heartbreaking, but they have him because of how you were lead to him, there's no other explanation but that you had help from above. God bless yo friend. You and your family risked danger to find this boy. Thank you : (
"Give him rest and a proper burial " ? He does not need rest, as he is dead and burials are damaging the planet. Dying in a forest would be a natural setting better than having a body put in a box and buried 6 feet under. That seems offensive to me, but I will be cremated so nothing to bury.
UA-cam recommended this video so I clicked out of curiosity and it moved me because you were able to find the missing hiker and what you did is risky and no amount of money can compensate that. So much love from the Philippines 🇵🇭
Taiwan is where my roots are. Thank you for finding him. I am glad you made it back safely. My deepest condolences to his family. This was not the ending anybody wished for.
You can hear the remorse in his voice. It's almost as we know what the conversation will sound like when he informs the person's family of his findings.
Thank you for doing what you do. You are risking your life to save others and finding others. Thank you for your adventurous spirit and heart of gold. Your job takes conviction of selflessness and is truly admirable. Thank you for bringing him back to his family.
I agree. As a mother myself, I could never rest until my son was found. Now, he is with God and his family will be able to accept this as opposed to wondering and worrying until their end. Amazing service to humanity. Bless you
Hey I’ve searched for and found numerous bodies in my time as a police officer. My sincere prayers go out to women and men like this man. It is never easy and the faces of the dead never leave you. Their souls disturb your sleep. You’re never the same for having done the work. The families of the missing and deceased see the horror reflected on our faces at the discoveries, and I have always felt sad and ashamed. 🥃
It’s brave work that you have done and. I’m sorry for the things you’ve seen. My thoughts and prayers go with you, and may you find comfort for all that you’ve endured.
I’m in absolute tears and I haven’t even hit 3 minutes in yet. This is so moving. The scenery is breathtaking and to know his life ended there surrounded by all that beauty is so heart wrenching.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart. As a Mother of a son, if he was lost or missing each day for me would be like a part of me was dying. Thank you for finding her son and bringing him back to her.
I was a member of both mountain club of South Africa (MCSA) & Zimbabwe (MCZ). The 1st 10 commandments are: NEVER HIKE ALONE! Preferably 3 in a team to complete the hiking trails. So if an injury should happen, then one to stay with the injured person while the other goes for help. We’ve been called out to do a search & rescue & let’s say you don’t always win & met with a grim scene such as shown here.
We always tell people not to hike alone in Arizona too. I'm surprised he was able to find the man's body. There are many people missing and presumed dead in the mountains here. Although he unfortunately perished his family is fortunate to have this closure.
Very few people have both the skills to hike and survive these kinds of terrains, as well as the ability to do search and rescue of missing persons. Thank you for using your incredibly specific skill set and talents for such important work. It must be incredibly draining on your body and soul to do this kind of work. I hope that you’re practicing self compassion, and getting counseling for the kind of grief and overwhelming feelings that must accompany doing this kind of work. ❤️
I'm not OP but I'll just say that while the work is absolutely draining in nearly every way, it is also weirdly meditative to have a singular goal and to progress towards it. Kudos to the uploader. The dedication is something else.
@@CRneu I can only imagine. I’m working towards becoming a grief counselor, as I find the most rewarding challenge is to help others find peace in the grieving of their loved one. Its also helping me find peace in my life. However, it can also be extremely emotionally taxing. It’s important for those doing this kind of work to remember they’re human too. ❤️
Wow, no other animal on the planet would go to these lengths to find another. This man’s spirit to bring peace to a broken hearted family was his motivation, not anything else! What a blessing for people like him!
You exhibited so much human grace throughout this video that it’s poetic. You are so humble and respectful of your vulnerability in the midst of absolute wild terrain it’s like watching a dance between Mother Nature and human nature. Perfect reminder to people who have the call of the wild in themselves (myself included) that our souls aren’t meant to conquer any terrain other than the one inside of us. I also have so much regard for the man who felt that call in himself and had the courage to set out on his journey. I only hope that while he was out there that he was also able to find peace and harmony.
Thank you for not giving up and for bringing this young man home to his family. Such a beautiful place to spend your last days, but such sad circumstances. You're a hero for bringing answers, closure and hopefully some peace to this family. We all deserve to go home. ♥
Amazing. I never saw any trails. It all looked like wilderness to me. I have no idea how you do it and know where to go and you know where you are and where you need to go and how to get back out of there. Just amazing skills and endurance. You and your wife are awesome. Thank you for all the hard work that you did to help that family locate and bring back their family member. So sad the ending for him. Your skills and ability are beyond measure. Many blessings to you. P.S. The music was beautiful and inspirational throughout.
What they call "trails" are just narrow pathways, in steep terrain, with lots of vegetation you have to push away to get around.. A real challenge......add cold to that and you have people going down from hypothermia. Does not take long to die. They just go to sleep.
@@maymunabahjin9907 rivers can swell several meters in a storm. Things move. Things get slick. One bad step during a storm and you can fall into rushing water. You can break a bone, smack your head, etc. Based on the way the body was found I'd definitely think the deceased fell into the water and drowned. Moving water can pin you against objects, such as all those tree roots, and hold you under. It can pin you against a flat surface underwater. Moving water is the ultimate force in nature. It's one aspect of nature you never stop respecting.
Seeing how treacherous the mountains are and the strong flow of the river, it requires insane amount of patience and courage to do what you do. Massive respect to you
AND training, practice, experience. Courage and patience are not enough at all, because many of those people are the ones who pass away in these kind of situations. Because they're too courageous when they shouldn't, as they're not prepared enough.
Idon't know if that is skills, will or pure dedication. looking for a missing person is no easy feat especially if you're tasked to do it on a mountain. salute to you brother
I stumbled on this video by accident. Your persistence, knowledge of the terrain, and braveness is astonishing. The final discovery was so emotional. You have a gift and I pray God will continue to protect and guide you so you can continue with this service.
When rare humans find their path...opting for difficult over cushioned travels, I'm always enthralled. To read criticism here is to be singularly amazed
Regardless of there being a monetary value for his help this man is a hero in my mind. This story doesn't end with the family never having closure as to what happened.
He finds & ends people's families suffering.....HE DOES THIS. Maybe the god should have given the dead man the talent of taking less chances with his life. I just think it is very sanctimonious to bring religion into this as youve ZERO clue about all involved & if they beleive a god is at the helm & if so perhaps the god wanted it....its just that personal subject & you've just decided to say something you really know not about, but you needed to get some pride from a comment section.
@@straya4837 Make no mistake, his talent is only from the abilities that God granted him. I am looking for no recognition on UA-cam or any other platform. I was just giving respect to his abilities and how he got them and the ability to give closure to a family. How you saw anything but that is your own issue.
@@straya4837 What else is there to know that a family hired a gentleman to find their lost son and he searched for about a month in a extremely dangerous and vast location. The family is still grieving but now they have their son back. Did I miss something?
you and your crew (including the dogs) work so hard, an amazing effort to bring a soul home to rest, blessings please leave subtitles on screen for a few seconds longer
The terrain is so beautiful, coupled with the music and your noble mission it adds another layer of emotional impact. Truly though a great cause to give family closure. no matter how beautiful nature is, it also can be treacherous out there. Stay safe
Yes, indeed.. nature in its magnificent glory. The invite to experience its beauty is like a siren call of a mermaid, alluring and irresistible to adventurous spirits. It would seem nature was designed to preserve her pristine beauty from human incursion by way of treacherous waters of swift-flowing rivers, hard-to-scale mountains, wild animals and poisonous crawlies and countless unseen dangers but nothing revs up a man's indomitable spirit like a seemingly insurmountable challenge. Rest in peace.
The dedication from you, your wife and dogs was amazing! Not the result you or his family wanted but atleast his body has been found and he can rest properly. His family now have a proper explanation to what happened to him! 💜
God Bless you Beast Runners, I truly do think that you've found your true calling in life, to be able to help others with your God given abilities as far as your stamina, charisma, big heart, and your ability to traverse some of the most chaotic and inhospitable terrain on earth! I'm a firm believer that everything happens for a reason, it's just God's will, even though many of us can't wrap our minds around it sometimes. 😉Thank You for doing what you do buddy! And I salute you Sir! 🫡🙏May God continue to bless you and yours! 👍🇺🇲⚔🇺🇦
Thank You for everything, from the bottom of my heart buddy! Again.. God Bless You in all of your future endeavors and may he keep you safe along your travels! Amen! 🙏☮💟🫡
Even though he wasnt alive, you still brought him home. Youre a gift sent from above to help souls and help people make it home. Keep doing what youre doing, always be safe. Much love from the USA ❤️
This was heartbreaking, but beautiful because of the respect and diligence to paid to him and his family. I’m not sure why you were recommended, but I’m a new subscriber. Thank you for telling his story. I would never rest if I didn’t know where and possibly how my loved my died.
I have a TON OF RESPECT for you! You are literally trying to find a needle in a haystack..not only that, the haystack is on fire (meaning it’s dangerous where you are). May God Bless and keep you safe and help you find people alive
I will take you home…what kind sentiment for his family. May heaven bless your feet for wanting to do good for a family that loves him. May your wife be blessed for walking with such determination beside you. 🌱
fast caption issue solution: enable SUBTITLES (c)
Unfortunately your English is a bit rough, so the UA-cam closed captions aren’t effective at all.
The captions you provide are effective though, the only issue I have, is you aren’t very thorough in explaining the circumstances and providing thorough information. Or you warn about graphic images when the images are blurred and theirs nothing graphic to see.
Just please be more thorough in your explanations of the circumstances. Like including the name of the missing person, if permission is granted from the families,so we can look up the situation for more information.
Thanks for doing what you do!
Your an amazing person!
i just pause it to read.Very good pro work man.How long did you train for this kind of work?
@@votpavel I can’t comprehend how people can think the captions are to fast!
They are there for more than enough time to read, in my opinion.
But yup, that’s all you have to do if your slow at reading, or happened to turn away to soon, just rewind and pause!
@@ZYGTropicals They're extremely quick for the average person, look through the comments as most people agree.
@@ZYGTropicals no ,it is fast im not gonna lie but im also slower than some and age makes me slower as well, i just pause the video, had to rewind a bunch to pause at right moment but its not a big deal
My brother disappeared last year and we would've been forever stuck in the unknown if his body wasn't recovered. Thank you for your dedication, it means a lot.
My condolences to you and loved ones
My condolences 🙏 and prayers to your family.
i am so sorry for your loss. i hope that, wherever he may be in the afterlife, that he is safe and has it better now.
He is dedicated that is for sure.
Happy that your brother has been found. He was doing something he loved. ❤
Although you didn't get the ending you were hoping for, you still did the family a wonderful service by locating his remains. He can now be brought back home and laid to rest. You're doing important and valuable work, don't let anyone let you tell you otherwise.
I didn't see a body 🤷🏽♂️
@@ACommenterOnUA-cam you make us sick dude, you enjoy looking at remains of dead people? thats disturbing....
@@eriksimca9409 FU
@@ACommenterOnUA-cam and your not even sappose to thats why blird out
You tube doesn’t want dead bodies as entertainment. Also many cultures believe it is disrespectful to show the body as entertainment for others.
Finding a missing man in the wild is always a 50/50. I admired your courage to traverse through deep forrest, steep rocks, wet and slippery alleys, enchanted and majestic valleys, dived search and rescue, and left-no stones unturned to uncover this man's body. May his soul rest in peace.
Nature is like rose, gorgeous but thorny...
For like 90/10
And yet... and yet.. he is wearing a face nappy. In the middle of nowhere. While climbing.
Bro a 50/50 how many men you be finding in the woods??
@@joolsjeffery3939 you do realise it probably has something to combat the smell?
Man that was a gut punch near the end. When he’s climbing the creek and begins to smell a dead body… After spending almost a month looking for him he doesn’t want to see what’s up there. This dude has an amazing heart.
I know. The sweetest. ❤️. Love him!
HE ABSOLUTELY DOES!!! MAD RESPECT TO HIM....PASSION IS DEEP WITHIN HIM. MAY GOD BLESS HIM.
@B# why is NOTHING taken at face value anymore? Everything is “fake “ , staged, etc. No one believes anything anymore!
Sick spoiler
Jeez. This comment shows up right away without even going into the comments section. So RUDE. WHO WANTS TO WATCH A VIDEO WHEN YOU KNOW WHAT HAPPENS AT THE END. 😡
The dedication and intensive search you did to find this man was unlike anything I’ve seen. During the search we got to see the extreme beauty and danger of the terrain intertwine. You never gave up. I think for the family involved, the only thing probably worse than recovering him, was never finding him. You, Sir, are a hero.
still not worth the trauma to him, poor guy
Beautifully said.
@@THE.Mr.Potato Thank you ❤️
@Spaced Invaders would you go and look for someone without a reward? Most of us aren’t willing to risk our lives for nothing fyi
@Spaced Invaders whatever he got paid was not enough. It’s incredible that he was able to find the needle in the haystack.
謝謝你，我是他的親屬，真的非常感謝你找到了他
讓他安心回家了
一路上危險的地方還是很多，也請你之後也注意小心
再次感謝你的幫忙
hope family can find peace, it was hard time for everyone. Mountains have their own rules, always need be careful
@@BeastRunners 親屬+1，由衷感謝你努力的付出及協助，謝謝
請節哀....!!
親屬節哀！
RIP
感謝您讓這些人回到家人身邊
Tips for my taiwanese brother from PH
1. Never hike alone
2. Stay away from any river when the sky is cloudy
3. Always have first aid kit
4. Bring best equipment for outside communications( like a phone with a big antenna something like that)
5. Choose a safe trail when going solo that many people recommended
6. Anti-venom incase of venomous snake bites(search for the indigenous animals present in that area)
7. Bring proper equipments like strong rope, phone, flashlight, extra batteries, etc..
8. AND THE MOST IMPORTANT THING IS THE MAP ALWAYSSSSSS
I forgot the hiking boots or combat boots
*Compass*
Or just stay home and play video games. Hiking is so unnecessary.
@@LoneVocalist @WesGamer stop doing sedentary life brother its unhealthy enjoy life brother
@DEluR10 can you explain #2 further please?
@@intergalacticbnb when hiking of course rain is a one of the deadliest risk because all rain water rushing down to all river in the valley in this person vlog you will notice majority of corpses is found in the river and on his other vlog where the rider and another one he found alive,both of them are in the river and both that river is in the valley that is very dangerous all rain water will rushing down when rain hits in the mountain and the river will collect that causing rise in level and strong current flow
I live here in the philippines to be precise im living here in cordillera where igorots live a tribal people and a former headhunters meaning mountain people ,, im a igorot so when we see cloudy sky we prefer staying inside the house cause the river is flooded and muddy
There are news where people suddenly hit by a flooding river cause the rain and there already recorded death because of that so BE CAREFUL
謝謝您與太太的不放棄。還有後來那幾位願意上山幫忙的勇士。讓我的朋友能下山回家了！萬分感謝🙏
朋友有您這位擔心祂的安危,在另一個世界會很安心的
R.I.P.
感謝🙏感恩你！
朋友有您，都是彼此的幸福
祝福你們
My brother works part-time as a hiking guide. The stories he told me about his hiking trips made me realize that people should hire hiking guides if they're not familiar with the outdoors. There's just too much danger of you're not careful. He and his team was once trapped a whole night on a big boulder while guiding a group of 30 high-school teachers doing hiking trip. There's flash flood around the boulder that didn't abate until next morning. They were saved by fire rescue team later, luckily with no casualties.
Even when you are knowledgeable and careful it's dangerous. A very experienced local tour guide just died here in the pre alps just a month or two ago.
How ironic, he's suggesting people to hire a hiking guide, yet he was trapped just like eveyone else as a hiking guide. So what's the point of hiring a hiking guide? Are you hearing yourself? Use some logic.
@@stevecobain5479 Perhaps without a hiking guide more than 0 people die in a flash flood
@@stevecobain5479 I can’t believe people like you are allowed to vote
Was that in Utah?
This is my first time at your channel. That’s unbelievable that you’re able to hike and traverse ground like that. You’re doing amazing things by helping people out like this. My condolences go out to his family
same
we all have respect for this man.
Same...respect
He's using people's pain and suffering for personal gain
@@beanseason6515 and you are sitting here in the UA-cam comments not finding missing hikers
"I will bring you home." I cried. So many don't get home. Bless all those who do search recovery. It's such a hard thing to do.
What you did for this young man's family can never be repaid. This is the work of love and respect. May I thank you for the kindness you showed. I stand in awe of your skill as well as your empathy and sympathy for the tragic loss of a fellow human being.
Well said✨
Nice English 👍
Can never be repaid?
How about prepaid then.
It says they hired him.
@@jesseback3536 THE MAN NEEDS TO EAT AND SURVIVE, NO?! HE NEEDS TO MAKE A LIVING AS WELL.
I couldn’t have put it any better 👊
It wasn't the ending anyone wanted but this man is a real hero regardless, he helped the family attain closure and he went on a hell of a journey for it, thank you for all that you've done.
It's fake
@@Poosley interesting, why?
@@Poosley what an outstanding and thoughtful observation, you clearly know nothing about what you're talking about. If you commented just to make yourself look ignorant you did a great job
@@Poosley what planet you from
I don't know who this lost hiker was, if you wanted to hike out dozens of miles into to unsafe territory with slippery rocks and rushing waters, he either probably went out there With the intention of dying, why would any sane person walk out presumably by himself into such into such bad conditions. I don't think this guy even deserves to have a rescue party look for him who they themselves would put at risk their own lives just to retrieve a dumb person who tried to challenge nature more than the human body is able to cope with. I think the guy went out there to die for some reason, work related or personal related who knows.
I hope this video saves lives by making people aware that hiking is an activity that people should prepare, plan and train for.
Always let someone know the route you planned to take before you go.
Once you realize that you’re lost, shelter in place for a moment and calm down; you’re not far off the trail and someone knows that you’re in that area. ☮️
The man who died was clearly an experienced and well prepared, fit hiker. Sometimes just cards fall the wrong way :( Going solo is incredibly rewarding, but a tiny mistake can cost you your life. I am not sure what the weather was, but that is the other thing. I read a good advice by a famous alpinist, practice stopping.. meaning set condition of aborting and religiously do that when they happen. 12pm and you are 30 mins from from your 12pm turn around? Turn around. Forgot your energy gells? Turn around. Etc. We don't know what happened, we should not blame him. RIP
It is extreme no matter what. Always prepare, because things can go wrong even if you do everything right, but it's so much worse if you do things wrong.
A friend of mine and her wife went hiking. A simple trail; literally just a long walk through a flat forest. Just very long.
The wife was not experienced or physical; she was an indoor kid with a desk job. So they practiced for weeks - tons of short hikes, preparing and setting back up plans, doing everything they could to ensure they'd be ready.
Literally half way through, Wife started experiencing fatigue. Then, worrying symptoms. Then she started vomiting. Since they laid back up plans, traveled together, alerted people to their location, and brought several means of communication, they were able to be rescued.
It turned out her wife was developing severe lactic acidosis - a build-up of lactic acid so disruptive that your organs begin to fail. If they hadn't aborted, Wife wouldn't have survived. And it was just a very, very long, but otherwise relatively unobtrusive walk. I can only imagine if they'd done something extreme.
@bina nocht in a dark place, cold and alone? With flies around you? Unable to say your last words to someone else? before losing conciousness from the excesive bleeding which hurts like hell?
Yeah, sounds like a peaceful death to me too
我是高山原住民獵人 從小到大跟著長輩們
在山裡游走， 我想說的事 台灣的山、溪流
都真的很漂亮 但是在漂亮的後面充滿著危險
在山裡一步錯步步都錯 到山裡不論是誰
都不要單一行動 最少也要2個人起跳
加油 你們（你）辛苦了 感謝主
真的，很陡
最中肯的忠告
What you are doing is good for three reasons I'm thinking of.
1. It helps bring closure to the family
2. It prevents someone else stumbling on the body by chance.
3. It serves as a warning to people hiking. People often hear tellings like this but they usually never see it.
A body in the open will degrade very fast so only bones would be around and likely spread , so people would not notice.....Closure for the family ? yes, they get that, but it could feed some wildlife and that is a plus. Monks in Tibet take their dead to the mountain ; crack their heads so the birds may be able to eat the brain. A dead body is not wasted ; it is useful to hungry animals. I like that the best, of all the ways to handle dead bodies. Recycle them.
I found it so eerie whenever I found other's belongings in a mountain, even though it probably just there because it's discarded or something
People disappear every day, but it's not every day they are found. Thank you for searching. Thank you for bringing a loved one home. ❤️
Putting your own life at risk, searching in such a hostile yet beautiful environment.. Like finding a needle in a haystack..
You found him, thank you for sharing this with us.
Our sympathy goes out to his family and friends.
在廣大的深山裡要找到一個失蹤的人真的非常的困難，你非常的有勇氣和毅力，希望你也能注意自己的安全。
真的 沒有安全就沒有一切
希望台灣政府單位
能注意到您的專業能力
利用國家資源
將您的專業知識
傳承給相關的救難單位
也請獨攀高山峻嶺時
多多注意安全
感謝您
Being alone is not smart!
Having someone with you, even dogs, can save your life!
A few years ago one of my favourite professors informed us that he would be away for two weeks in Japan as he had been invited to a prestigious conference on his subject to present his recent findings. He told us how much he was looking forward to it and even more going hiking there as he was in love with the Japanese mountains. He did a ton of mountaineering at home to.
The next thing we heard was that he was missing. Went on a hike in late September and there was a surprise blizzard. There was so much snow that they couldn't send a rescue team. We students put money together to help sponsor a helicopter search. They only found him a week later. But I remember how bad not knowing was. It's really the worst part. So thank you very much for doing this.
Did he pass?
very thrilling story too
it is very very emotional and hard to talk family during searching, my wife often takes this part.
For lost/missing cases need really examine any detail
Did he die?
Soo... you're just gonna leave it at that?
@@BeastRunners ANSWER the question pls! did that person die?
That part where you strongly felt and sensed that you are finally near the body... that nervousness, it seems I felt it too by just watching you. That sense of heaviness when you were finding his items one by one til you reached the body. I hope the family reached closure. And may the soul rest in peace. I can't imagine how many hikers got lost and died on that forest
It’s called acting. Very easily could have been scripted.
@@MA-bu3uu you've got something wrong with yiu man. Noone would script finding a dead body
exactly
@@MA-bu3uuit’s never scripted when someone stops and they feel a powerful urge or emotion, I’ve had to many moments in my life where I stopped and I had a thought and went another way, only to find out later that night something happened and I realized it could have been me in that accident, so if your gut is saying something is wrong trust it.
Thank you for bringing the hiking/backpacking community's brother home. Bless you and your wife for your efforts, not many would put forth such effort in those conditions. I pray God brings Peace to his family with this closure.
Aye, as grisly and upsetting as it is, it is important to be able to bring closure to family and friends. This is very important work and it takes a toll on you I'm sure, but it must be done.
💐
God doesn't care lol
if there was a “God”, the hiker wouldn’t be missing.
@@osmomosis9216 free will. I guess they don't teach you about that in atheism class. People would hate god even more if all he did was keep you in a safe bubble unable to be hurt. See children rebeling from parents
What a touching tragic story. This guy was amazing in his determination to find poor lost soul. So much respect. The. Beauty of this place is epic. A good place to check out. Rip adventurer x
A beautiful place to keep away from. Too dangerous.....Taking unnecessary chances at survival.
@@linanicolia1363 We take those same risks going to work everyday, driving on the motorway, ect
No need to go through life taking no risks, that's not really a life worth living.
You got me when you said Ill take you home. You're a good man, may this person find their peace.
You missed the second half, he said "I'll take you home, in the next video so make sure you like and subscribe and don't forget to hit that bell!" Good men don't capitalize on people's deaths for UA-cam views and revenue, they just help.
After I get this shot of myself infront of you. No no no.......great that he found him....so exploitive how he then set the camera up instead of getting him out. Are you seeing this? Please say you see this.
@@lauralu4861 get him out by himself ? Are you dumb ? Moreover the person was already dead, he couldn't give CPR if that's what you meant.
@@lauralu4861 You're so ignorant to how difficult and deadly moving a decomposing body can be, you realize they're in the middle of a mountain range and don't have any equipment for moving bodies, use your brain.
@@lauralu4861 Its a lesson, dont be stupid.
This man needs some award or special recognition. Weeks searching for this man, a complete stranger. I know he was probably paid to do so, but he foes it with such determination like its his own loved one missing.
They couldn't have paid for the peace of mind that resulted in being able to claim their son's remains.
Thank you for returning him to his family. It must be incredibly difficult to approach the accident. It is amazing that you searched such a large area and still found him.
I didn't see a body 🤷🏽♂️
@@ACommenterOnUA-cam it was blurred in the end. They took 9 people up to recover it.
@@ACommenterOnUA-cam go to part at end where he says don’t go in bad weather or you will end up like this and he points at body
@@marklang41 yea, didn't see the body ....
@@marklang41 ok i see the blurred part there now
I’ve never seen such varied and dangerous terrain in one territory. You really need to know what you’re doing out there.
No kidding! Gotta have the fitness, knowledge, experience, skills and gear. How many people could offer the locating service this guy does? Not many. If China ever invades Taiwan, this place should be HQ for insurgents.
@@reallyhappenings5597 That area would be hell for China to try and go through if you had experienced insurgents there that knew the terrain and how to utilize it.
The scenery is incredible. With beauty like that it would be hard to stay away from. I am physically disabled so I will never get to see any of the beauty you are blessed with seeing.but I thank you for showing us.
Bless your heart. It is not easy to find and recover missing who have been gone for any length of time. It can cause trauma so I hope you have a support system. May God give you peace in your heart for bringing loved ones home to their family so they can finally grieve. God protect you in your calling.
Never say never. There are now vehicles that can move on rocky terrains. Maybe some time in the future you can see
Don't give up. If there is a will, there is a way. :)
Most people can't afford the money nor the time to go to extravagant places like this either.
@@marta_na_moto no. This isn't true. Accepting limitations is part of accepting disability.
💜
我自己都不知道臺灣的山美得充滿魔力，又如此令人敬畏。隔著屏幕看著搜救過程也跟著揪心，但同時又無法忽視那山林交錯的光影，藍綠色的漩渦溪流，彷彿在召喚每一個人，讓人無法離開，太美了。
感謝跑山獸，真心感謝臺灣有你在，你的專業、你的仁慈。
This made finding a needle in a haystack look easy by comparison. An amazing achievement for one man to find him in such difficult terrain.
Even ignoring all of the other hazards, how are you not constantly on edge worrying about those hornets?
Good thing he wore his ma sk alone, outdoors, in a forest. It would've been too dangerous otherwise.....
Because of what you said, ultimately when you’re out there facing the full force of Mother Nature, hornets and bees are lower on your list of survival priorities
@@TheBiscuitFactory thank god he had his mask on...
Airborne pathogens...
@@migooknamja what does my comment have anything to do with masks? Why don’t you read the full sentence before commenting?
Absolutely right about listening to weather reports and waiting. I live near the Sierra Nevada and Yosemite and always some hikers ignore bad weather reports or overestimate their abilities and end up getting lost to the heat or snow.
Sad, this young man had to lose his life but thankfully due to your honorable work he's back home.
When I was younger, in spring, I would hike the streams around the forks of the American River trout fishing. Some years the snow melt would make the streams very dangerous. One slip and you would be gone.
Always let someone know where you are going and when you expect to return.
Lee Vining?
i don't understand why anyone would go hiking in a time that the TEMPERATURE could kill you
"I will take you home..."
Even though it wasn't the outcome you and his family were hoping for, you still brought him back home, giving his family a sense of peace and closure instead of them always wondering what happened.
Jobs like these aren't easy and aren't for everyone but the work you and others do is something truly needed in this world
我是鯉魚潭的飯店工作人員 每年看你們跑山獸在我們這辦活動 沒想到你們做的事情都是很有意義的 願上天保佑你們 一切平安 幸福
in our events can get good experience
謝謝！
常常有山友 語言攻擊當地當地原住民 說為何要封山 為何要管制 因為我們知道 哪邊可以去 哪邊不能去 我們不是自私 我們只是減少意外的發生 畢竟最後發生意外 也是我們要下去幫忙帶意外者回家..
真的！沒有我們原住民更認識這些山！
@@salilandbaob2884 辛苦原住民朋友們了...謝謝你們
~很想就是 ……不管他啦……
七天才到家喔 順便買個保險 反正都要下去了
原住民口吻~ (歪樓 閃
I know that feel.
I'm a paramedic and helo mountain rescuer.
My latest SAR was month ago.
A trio of young climber (18 guy, the should be guide, and two 19 girls) went lost into a whiteout.
The guy managed to climb down and called for help, providing coordinates and position.
Our station dispatched us via helo.
We disembarked at the nearest position possible.
We hiked/climbed up to the position only to discover there was no one.
The coordinates were wrong.
Since we knew the mountain, we figured out their most probable position so we pushed up, atleast to next hut and then...
We found the girls way upper than the position the guy provided.
Unfortunately, they were already passed away, solid frozen.
A hundred hundred meters from the last hut before the summit.
They were poorly equipped.
No gloves and almost no emergency kit.
Ouch that's horrible. So sad.
Did the guy survive?
@@jolfc9602 sadly not I think
😐 sad
@@jolfc9602 he said that the guy climbed back and asked for help, so I’m saying he did survived
『山永遠都在，命只有一條』不要高估自己的能力，不要低估大自然的力量。台主的專業跟毅力令人敬佩，讓逝者得以安息。
Moved to tears, you and all the hikers involved in this S&R is nothing short of miraculous. The compassion, the ambition, the pain. All of it for a "chance" to rescue someone or any remaining memory of them in a world that returns everything to the soil.
He filmed this because he is a professional who can help other families reunite with lost loved ones or get closure.
If a family is willing to pay for help, they want to hire the most competent person they can find. They want to trust they've made a good investment. A video of his work provides evidence of his commitment to the outcome and skills to do the job. It is a good thing he filmed this. He has demonstrated how he can help more families.
Not to mention, it is educational on safety and survival so future hikers can avoid a tragic outcome like what we saw.
appreciate
Just this last year in America alone, there have been so many senseless deaths - ones caused by human carelessness, too, such as ignoring weather, path difficulty and/or required equipment. Some of them have not yet been found, but they could not have survived conditions. It's hard to understand losing one's life for hubris.
You had studied a lot before went searching him. It’s never easy to find him with just luck but have to be with professional analysis/judgment and experience. Jesus, it’s almost a month searching. Thanks to you, your wife, two brave dogs and your unselfish friends from the deep of my heart 🙏
it was really heavy month.
I think we learn this kind of long term stress from our events organizing.
This time was definitely not about luck, the area was so huge (usually is in radius of 1km, but here was whole mountain ridge) and had to stick on realistic idea
do not use Gods Holy name as a swear word.
@@Lauren-vd4qe shut up lauren
@@Lauren-vd4qe there is no god.
@@Lauren-vd4qe you people are more concerned about religion than anything else in the world…….
Wow. This is incredible. This family recovered their son to give him rest and a proper burial. It's a gift in the midst of unimaginable grief, to be able to have a little comfort, knowing where your beloved child lays and not suffer all the rest of your life glancing at the beautiful forests wondering where it stole him and buried him away from home. So sad, my condolences to the family, it is painful and heartbreaking, but they have him because of how you were lead to him, there's no other explanation but that you had help from above. God bless yo friend. You and your family risked danger to find this boy. Thank you : (
"Give him rest and a proper burial " ? He does not need rest, as he is dead and burials are damaging the planet. Dying in a forest would be a natural setting better than having a body put in a box and buried 6 feet under. That seems offensive to me, but I will be cremated so nothing to bury.
Lol narcissism at its finest.....”I must say something to garner the attention from the video to my comment......🤦♂️
@@linanicolia1363 your life must be sad 😂
UA-cam recommended this video so I clicked out of curiosity and it moved me because you were able to find the missing hiker and what you did is risky and no amount of money can compensate that. So much love from the Philippines 🇵🇭
從上次的白姑大山才認識到您，沒想到相隔不久又再次看到這樣讓人悲傷的事情，不只是台灣而已，謝謝在這世界上，還有像您一樣偉大的人，是的 山、風景永遠都在，命只有一條，謝謝您幫助了台灣、幫助了逝者的家人，希望您能一切順遂，幫助別人時也要保護好自己 🙏
超級神聖的工作，凶險崎嶇又艱難；看得心很酸………
高貴人品，愛您！愛捷克！臺灣有您一真得有福了。
請保重！ 祈祝 健康愉快！順心如意！
My sincere condolences to the family of the deceased, and my sincere thanks to you for persevering and finding this unfortunate lost soul.
So he literally films a dead body and uploads it to youtube.
@@robertwilsoniii2048 and provides peace of mind to the family
@@robertwilsoniii2048 And YOU watched. Don't forget that part
Taiwan is where my roots are. Thank you for finding him. I am glad you made it back safely.
My deepest condolences to his family. This was not the ending anybody wished for.
You can hear the remorse in his voice. It's almost as we know what the conversation will sound like when he informs the person's family of his findings.
Thank you for doing what you do. You are risking your life to save others and finding others. Thank you for your adventurous spirit and heart of gold. Your job takes conviction of selflessness and is truly admirable. Thank you for bringing him back to his family.
Well said. I agree 🙏
Thank you Petr, 我跟太太是哭著看完，這是多麼難的一段過程，無論生理或心理，完全能明白你最後跑起來的意義。 我不是一個登山者，也不認識祢，但從同事那得知祢遲遲未下山，我就一直在關注，希望能有好消息……最後，願祢安息。
I agree. As a mother myself, I could never rest until my son was found. Now, he is with God and his family will be able to accept this as opposed to wondering and worrying until their end. Amazing service to humanity. Bless you
謝謝您為台灣付出的努力.期許您未來從事登山運動或者搜救都能平安順利!謝謝您祝福您！
辛苦了感謝您，還有太座，還有毛小孩，幫他回家，謝謝原住民勇士護送。
Hey I’ve searched for and found numerous bodies in my time as a police officer. My sincere prayers go out to women and men like this man. It is never easy and the faces of the dead never leave you. Their souls disturb your sleep. You’re never the same for having done the work. The families of the missing and deceased see the horror reflected on our faces at the discoveries, and I have always felt sad and ashamed. 🥃
Don’t be ashamed for being human and/ or being traumatized.
It’s brave work that you have done and. I’m sorry for the things you’ve seen. My thoughts and prayers go with you, and may you find comfort for all that you’ve endured.
The souls if the dead never disturb you if you do a good deed. There is nothing to be ashamed of. This is the best deed one can do.
i could just imagine,what you do to have peaceful sleep?
Theres too much stigma around trauma, and it doesnt always seem to get easier, stay strong man
I’m in absolute tears and I haven’t even hit 3 minutes in yet. This is so moving. The scenery is breathtaking and to know his life ended there surrounded by all that beauty is so heart wrenching.
Even sadder is that it happens all the time.
I really admire the work this man and his wife put into this search. He is so professional and relentless in his search, I can’t believe he found him.
"professional"? By filming, including the remains?
@@Tom-kl5lg oh plz stop neg… father got closure.
They blurred dead body.
🙏
@@Tom-kl5lg YOU watched.
@@Tom-kl5lg you didn't see that it was blurred? Really need those new glasses man.
@@Tom-kl5lg What better way to keep yourself from getting lost and to lead others back to your destination than to film your journey?
希望每個人在登山時做好萬全準備吧！去救人的人也是人家的兒子丈夫或父親！不要只想到自己的樂趣卻忽略了安全性然後犧性更多人
謝謝你找到我朋友，讓他可以順利回家，雖然是個令人難過的結果，不過還是非常感謝你，希望他可以在天堂活的開心，到處飛去世界上不同的山
Whoever you are, from the bottom of my heart, thank you.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart. As a Mother of a son, if he was lost or missing each day for me would be like a part of me was dying. Thank you for finding her son and bringing him back to her.
I was a member of both mountain club of South Africa (MCSA) & Zimbabwe (MCZ). The 1st 10 commandments are: NEVER HIKE ALONE! Preferably 3 in a team to complete the hiking trails. So if an injury should happen, then one to stay with the injured person while the other goes for help.
We’ve been called out to do a search & rescue & let’s say you don’t always win & met with a grim scene such as shown here.
But his rescuer is also hiking alone though?
We always tell people not to hike alone in Arizona too. I'm surprised he was able to find the man's body. There are many people missing and presumed dead in the mountains here. Although he unfortunately perished his family is fortunate to have this closure.
@@boslog wife and 2 dogs?
Very few people have both the skills to hike and survive these kinds of terrains, as well as the ability to do search and rescue of missing persons. Thank you for using your incredibly specific skill set and talents for such important work. It must be incredibly draining on your body and soul to do this kind of work. I hope that you’re practicing self compassion, and getting counseling for the kind of grief and overwhelming feelings that must accompany doing this kind of work. ❤️
I'm not OP but I'll just say that while the work is absolutely draining in nearly every way, it is also weirdly meditative to have a singular goal and to progress towards it.
Kudos to the uploader. The dedication is something else.
@@CRneu I can only imagine. I’m working towards becoming a grief counselor, as I find the most rewarding challenge is to help others find peace in the grieving of their loved one. Its also helping me find peace in my life. However, it can also be extremely emotionally taxing. It’s important for those doing this kind of work to remember they’re human too. ❤️
I have to pause ,salute to you brother may god keep u safe❤
辛苦了! 一路承擔著可能遭遇的危險，付出如此多的時間與辛勞，就是為了讓這些迷失而逝去的人，能夠回家與家人團聚，真的非常感謝您!
幫助尋人是好事 但請注意自己是否有創傷症候群的心理狀況 願你一切平安
Wow, no other animal on the planet would go to these lengths to find another. This man’s spirit to bring peace to a broken hearted family was his motivation, not anything else! What a blessing for people like him!
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You exhibited so much human grace throughout this video that it’s poetic. You are so humble and respectful of your vulnerability in the midst of absolute wild terrain it’s like watching a dance between Mother Nature and human nature. Perfect reminder to people who have the call of the wild in themselves (myself included) that our souls aren’t meant to conquer any terrain other than the one inside of us. I also have so much regard for the man who felt that call in himself and had the courage to set out on his journey. I only hope that while he was out there that he was also able to find peace and harmony.
This rescuer deserves to be knighted. What an honourable and brave thing to do for somebody you don’t know. I bow to you my friend. Stay safe 🫡
No he deserves money and recourses. Being knighted is absolutely useless.
@@CumGoblin4000 it’s the highest show of recognition and respect, don’t really understand how it’s useless lol. Life’s not all about money buddy
謝謝跑山獸！利用自己優異的登山經驗及技巧，將同樣熱愛山林的山友帶回家，功德無量啊！
Thank you for not giving up and for bringing this young man home to his family. Such a beautiful place to spend your last days, but such sad circumstances. You're a hero for bringing answers, closure and hopefully some peace to this family. We all deserve to go home. ♥
感謝你與你的家人，以及9位原住民勇士，你們是最棒的
上山時也請多注意安全
您真的很偉大....敬佩!!
願逝者安息...
Amazing. I never saw any trails. It all looked like wilderness to me. I have no idea how you do it and know where to go and you know where you are and where you need to go and how to get back out of there. Just amazing skills and endurance. You and your wife are awesome. Thank you for all the hard work that you did to help that family locate and bring back their family member.
So sad the ending for him.
Your skills and ability are beyond measure. Many blessings to you.
P.S. The music was beautiful and inspirational throughout.
What they call "trails" are just narrow pathways, in steep terrain, with lots of vegetation you have to push away to get around.. A real challenge......add cold to that and you have people going down from hypothermia. Does not take long to die. They just go to sleep.
@@linanicolia1363 Oh my. I really think these folks hiking do not know what they are up against when they go hiking.
What happened? Did that big rock fall down on him?
@@maymunabahjin9907 rivers can swell several meters in a storm. Things move. Things get slick. One bad step during a storm and you can fall into rushing water. You can break a bone, smack your head, etc.
Based on the way the body was found I'd definitely think the deceased fell into the water and drowned.
Moving water can pin you against objects, such as all those tree roots, and hold you under. It can pin you against a flat surface underwater. Moving water is the ultimate force in nature. It's one aspect of nature you never stop respecting.
@@CRneu That's terrifying. Thank you!
山就在哪裡，山永遠都在，而命只有一條，感謝您。
找到他! 讓他家人免懸念 逝者能安息.
感恩您~~ 老天爺會護佑您及您的家人. 謝謝~~
跑山獸自己也要注意安全跟保暖! 謝謝你
願逝者安息
Seeing how treacherous the mountains are and the strong flow of the river, it requires insane amount of patience and courage to do what you do. Massive respect to you
AND training, practice, experience. Courage and patience are not enough at all, because many of those people are the ones who pass away in these kind of situations. Because they're too courageous when they shouldn't, as they're not prepared enough.
He earns every penny of that money.
Idon't know if that is skills, will or pure dedication. looking for a missing person is no easy feat especially if you're tasked to do it on a mountain. salute to you brother
上帝會眷顧著你們夫妻兩人平安喜樂一輩子 ！
因為你們做了許多的善事”
向您致上深深⋯⋯敬意！
太了不起了！
因為偶然看到網路新聞的報導來到您的頻道，第一次觀看這部影片就深受感動！
您有一顆勇敢、強大、美麗、溫暖的靈魂！
台灣很高興有您相伴！
謝謝您🙏👍
I stumbled on this video by accident. Your persistence, knowledge of the terrain, and braveness is astonishing. The final discovery was so emotional. You have a gift and I pray God will continue to protect and guide you so you can continue with this service.
When rare humans find their path...opting for difficult over cushioned travels, I'm always enthralled. To read criticism here is to be singularly amazed
Regardless of there being a monetary value for his help this man is a hero in my mind. This story doesn't end with the family never having closure as to what happened.
You gave the family their peace of mind. Thankyou fro helping them. Godbless
Your God-given talent to find someone in such vast area is astonishing and be able to give closure to a family is priceless. 👍😎
He finds & ends people's families suffering.....HE DOES THIS.
Maybe the god should have given the dead man the talent of taking less chances with his life.
I just think it is very sanctimonious to bring religion into this as youve ZERO clue about all involved & if they beleive a god is at the helm & if so perhaps the god wanted it....its just that personal subject & you've just decided to say something you really know not about, but you needed to get some pride from a comment section.
@@straya4837 Make no mistake, his talent is only from the abilities that God granted him. I am looking for no recognition on UA-cam or any other platform. I was just giving respect to his abilities and how he got them and the ability to give closure to a family. How you saw anything but that is your own issue.
@@straya4837 What else is there to know that a family hired a gentleman to find their lost son and he searched for about a month in a extremely dangerous and vast location. The family is still grieving but now they have their son back. Did I miss something?
you and your crew (including the dogs) work so hard, an amazing effort to bring a soul home to rest, blessings
please leave subtitles on screen for a few seconds longer
Agreed, the video was excellent but at some points I had to pause to read some blocks of text...and I’m definitely not a slow reader.
Agreed
台灣有你真好 感謝你為台灣人所付出的一切 世者安息
can't imagine finding someone in a huge forest. such an amazing stability. kudos to you, your family and team. rip to the hiker.
The terrain is so beautiful, coupled with the music and your noble mission it adds another layer of emotional impact. Truly though a great cause to give family closure. no matter how beautiful nature is, it also can be treacherous out there. Stay safe
Yes, indeed.. nature in its magnificent glory. The invite to experience its beauty is like a siren call of a mermaid, alluring and irresistible to adventurous spirits. It would seem nature was designed to preserve her pristine beauty from human incursion by way of treacherous waters of swift-flowing rivers, hard-to-scale mountains, wild animals and poisonous crawlies and countless unseen dangers but nothing revs up a man's indomitable spirit like a seemingly insurmountable challenge. Rest in peace.
the music was way over the top, I get its sad but come on. It's like 17 mins of sad music.
@@normadom3715 that was a really western spin on this not needed at all
@@TheOne-tl6nj lol that's not western. Humans are just designed to overcome obstacles and even choose to face challenges for glory.
謝謝您願意接受這個委託，但也請注意您自己的安全，台灣有您真好！謝謝您讓死者的家屬能如願以償，而往生者能得到安息！
他比你還知道怎麼注意安全，別裝逼了
The dedication from you, your wife and dogs was amazing! Not the result you or his family wanted but atleast his body has been found and he can rest properly. His family now have a proper explanation to what happened to him! 💜
It is the man who does all the difficult part of the job and not the woman.
God Bless you Beast Runners, I truly do think that you've found your true calling in life, to be able to help others with your God given abilities as far as your stamina, charisma, big heart, and your ability to traverse some of the most chaotic and inhospitable terrain on earth! I'm a firm believer that everything happens for a reason, it's just God's will, even though many of us can't wrap our minds around it sometimes. 😉Thank You for doing what you do buddy! And I salute you Sir! 🫡🙏May God continue to bless you and yours! 👍🇺🇲⚔🇺🇦
Thank You for everything, from the bottom of my heart buddy! Again.. God Bless You in all of your future endeavors and may he keep you safe along your travels! Amen! 🙏☮💟🫡
at least we found the body, there's many people lost in mountains but never get back
it's really difficult to get there. You really tried your best
You are one in a million. Thank you for your outstanding effort and skill in finding this poor lost soul. RIP 🙏 🤍🙏
Even though he wasnt alive, you still brought him home. Youre a gift sent from above to help souls and help people make it home. Keep doing what youre doing, always be safe. Much love from the USA ❤️
This was heartbreaking, but beautiful because of the respect and diligence to paid to him and his family.
I’m not sure why you were recommended, but I’m a new subscriber.
Thank you for telling his story.
I would never rest if I didn’t know where and possibly how my loved my died.
The footage was amazing and your unfailing effort truly inspirational. You have a big heart to help find the lost loved one
I have a TON OF RESPECT for you! You are literally trying to find a needle in a haystack..not only that, the haystack is on fire (meaning it’s dangerous where you are). May God Bless and keep you safe and help you find people alive
Right
謝謝你幫忙找了那麼久，請也保護好自己安危，也謝謝勇敢的原住民勇士進去幫忙，山永遠在
I will take you home…what kind sentiment for his family. May heaven bless your feet for wanting to do good for a family that loves him. May your wife be blessed for walking with such determination beside you. 🌱