I worked with a BC guy up in Northern Alberta years ago. He was an avid hiker and camper in BC. He showed me pics and video of a pair of sasquatch he seen one day on a rock slide in BC. His jeep was stuck in a creek at the time, and he and his buddy watched the squatch for almost ten minutes. Although they were a long ways off in the video, I'm convinced they weren't bears. Bears couldn't go that far on hind legs on a rock slide.

There's a Sasquatch living in the Malcolm Knapp Research Forest in Maple Ridge , British Columbia. Know of 2 people that have seen it and had rocks thrown at them and followed while hiking the trails . I've heard something roar that resembled King Kong or a T Rex dinosaur from 5 kms away. I felt the soundwave hit and rumbled my guts . He's up there.

Thank you for including the interview about PTSD. I have thought about this and imagine it must be any extra layer of hell to be constantly told your trauma isn't real because big foot isn't real. Or to never even express your trauma because of how people will react.

The cinematography, choice of music, the narration... everything is top shelf with STM. Much appreciated.

As an individual who has spent 30+yrs in the avian field. Dealing hands on with everything from Warblers to Birds of Prey. I have to say that BC is one of my favorite spots when i'm out in the field doing research. It is just breathtakingly beautiful folks. Your in absolute awe of how vast the territory is. But at the same time how lush and forested it is as well. Just an awesome spot for birding or any wildlife viewing for that matter. So that all said, there is no doubt in my mind that there are Squatches living in this habitat. It's ideal for them they would have everything they need and then some.

As a guy that was born and raised in Vancouver, this is an amazing depiction of our beautiful BC. Living within an hour of all these historic places, having hiked, camped, and explored (Chehalis River, Norrish Creek, Ruby and Garnet Creek FSR's, Sunshine Valley, and of course Harrison Lake area), it still boggles the mind how beautiful my home is. Excellent work STM!!

Hi Aleks & The Gang , Marie from South Wales UK 🇬🇧 Just seen this Episode , Absolutely Beautiful , Staggering it takes your Breath Away . Thanks Guys for taking Us Beyond The Trail Again , it Never Disappoints Me . Stay Safe Out There. 🏞🏞🌲🌲🌲👣👣👣❤

2 minutes in and had to comment. The drone footage is fantastic. What a beautiful place!

Breathtaking scenery of BC and an excellent look at Sasquatch reports/stories along the way. STM never misses a beat. Great narration and interviews.

John Bindernagel was a good man. RIP Doc.

Thank you for giving Hammerson Peter's a shout out bro, he is very smart and has amazing videos.

Probably the best documentary on Sasquatch I have ever seen and I have seen just about them all. Great stuff. Was a refreshing, and at times encouraging take on things. Well done

Criptids aside, you guys could put together just a wildlife documentary that would be totally mind blowing!❤

I grew up camping in the hills around Harrison lake My interest in sasquatch started because of the things that happend to me on those camping trips I am 100% convinced its real I had something come into my camp multiple times that was not a bear Over a period of about 20 years the same exact creature came back over and over again I could tell it was the same because the heavy breathing sound it made was as distinctive as a persons voice He never really did anything he would just stand outside the firelight and watch us I finaly saw one in 2021 standing beside the road about 8 feet tall so yeah in my experiance they are here

Im 97.6%sure I was bieng followed by a Sasquatch when I was hitchiking through Canmore Alberta in October 1988. At dusk on the Trans Canada Highway and "something" ,was walking in the treeline 20 yards behind me to my right ,crushing leaves,snapping sticks as it walked.I almost sh*t myself in fear when I heard it,I ended up taking off my running shoes and walking in my socks( too make less noise on the highway ffs),then it wasnt there anymore. I distinctly remember those footfalls,they were a heavy step and maybe 2-3 seconds apart,when I stopped they stopped(thats when I took off my shoes and started sh#t) I started walking again scared outta my mind and ready to run like the wind...but then it was gone. I got picked up in barefeet holding my shoes.

Cool! My home province so rarely gets any time in the spotlight. It's hard to conceive of just how unbelievably immense our wilderness is. It's like an untouched continent all unto itself. With very nearly every type of biome and terrain imaginable from deserts to glaciers to tundra to temperate rain forests, etc... Our small, scattered communities barely interrupt any of it. If there's an undiscovered great ape, or any other large animal, then this is the best place that it could thrive and successfully hide in. And our first nations communities have been fostering stories and carving artifacts about Sasquatch supposedly going back many centuries or longer. I lean toward belief while remaining skeptical. Which is a ringing endorsement in such an proof scarce subject.

I just couldn't wait anymore. Watching from South Africa

Aleks, your Beyond the Trail series are my favorite of all the STM videos Great work😊

Brilliant 👏 love from England 🇬🇧

As a (mostly ) lifelong resident of beautiful British Columbia and having spent my early years in the heavily forested interior and coastal northern regions I can tell you with 100% confidence that any animal can easily hide and remain hidden if it wants to. A minimally intelligent Sasquatch could be standing literally meters from you and the only inkling you’d have that something was there would be a pungent odour, which would be dismissed as coming from a bear, skunk cabbage or some other composting organic matter. One thing that’s always made me open to the possibility of a Sasquatch is something my dearly departed grandfather asked me many many years ago. He said “In all my years of living in the bush and hunting big game from the northernmost regions to the southern Fraser Valley area I’ve never seen a dead bear, cougar, wolf or ANY predatory animals carcass laying around… but I know they’re there somewhere.” In the wild woods and mountains most animal encounters can be counted in seconds. I couldn’t count the times I was walking around hunting or getting to my favourite fishing spot on the river when an explosion of feathers and beating wings right beside me as a perfectly camouflaged grouse decided to scare me shitless! By the time my brain realized it was a damn bush chicken it was loooooong gone. So if someone finally stumbled upon a Sasquatch I wouldn’t be surprised at all.

Great doc Aleks & STM. Top notch interviewees. Thanks a lot for all your hard work from a British Bigfoot fan😎

Great to see Sasquatch Provincial Park and Hicks + Deer Lake sign footage up in the mountains near Harrison. Thanks for that. Did bicycle trip from the Island to the B.C. interior ( to Lake Okanagan Ogopogo's home ) years ago. Will never forget that and really should do it again. I was nervous ( kinda scared ) I'd be one of the only campers there at Sasquatch Provincial Park campsites it was slightly off peak season:) Never saw anything as I rode through Mission, Chilliwack, Hope, Princeton, Nicola Valley, Manning Provincial Park ( wow ) etc. as I was too busy enjoying all the scenery and stopping in rivers, but maybe they were watching. Much appreciated.

Bravo !! Another truly breathtaking look into the birthplace of this elusive being !!The scenery of these places words almost can't describe. Thank you for sharing so everyone be there in the journey.

BC beautiful but yet mysterious territory. Looking forward for this for a while. Enjoying so far . Thank you 👍

Absolutely stunning place to be ❤️❤️❤️ thank you for taking us all along with you on this beautiful journey 😃😃😃

Thank you STM 😊 absolutely love your work ❤️ 🇬🇧

Love seeing my native land. Great video guys!!!

I am so thankful for the time and effort you Gentlemen put into these. Thank you again

Greetings from Southern California. You are doing magnificent work. I’m hoping to travel to the Pacific Northwest and camp there someday. It would be so amazing to see one! ❤

Lovely to finally see you in BC doing your thing. All the love to Aleks and STM!

Excellent video, what a stunning location ☺️💕 Once again superior work Petakov and STM crew 👍

Another excellent video from STM & Beyond the Trail. I loved it! Thank you❤

Absolutely breathtaking,i could just inhale that fresh air and taste the crystal clear cold water as im listening to terrifying encounters of the big guy!

Best UKposts thumbnail ever!😃👍

Omg, guys/gals. So glad I discovered your chanel. This is gold; I just love it. Haven't had a sighting, yet, but surebhope to one day. Meantime, can't get enough of this subject. Step lightly, leave nothing but footprints. I envy you, though. BC is so breathtakingly beautiful. Need to get out there more. Thank you. Love the music; it's wonderful.😊

Absolutely love it!!! Amazing music! Great job Eli!! You too Alex great job! The production value of your work is getting so good! Best one yet!! ❤

Thank you for making these videos. They are very well done and as a Bigfoot enthusiast, I can’t get enough.

Wow you guys never disappoint.yet another great show thanks for your hard work from eastern ky

I live on the edge of the Psayten wilderness area near the Colville national forest. I have never seen Squanito, nor tracks etc. My grandfather and uncle both said they saw one in the early 80's, a couple years apart. My uncle was the second to see one and he wouldn't hunt after that. Both men had sterling reputations for not lying or exaggeration. It's a much drier climate on this side of the mountains, I have always wondered if they saw a migrating squanito.

💚👋TO ALL, as always, amazing, beautiful scenery footage and most informative history of these prior pioneer researchers. BC is absolutely so beautiful, I pray that land developers never get a hold of any land of the northwest & east coast. I love ALL THE WORK DONE BY STM & BTT, AND PODCAST, SO INFORMATIVE, my respect to all the crew💚💯👍It takes time and true dedication, money as well‼️THANK YOU ALL👏👏👏💚🥰

What an absolute brilliant episode, BC is such a beautiful place, a great piece by the small town monster crew, keep up the good work lads, I'm even getting myself a few bigfoot ( sasquatch) books for Xmas.

I am from BC. Seen so many things. I am convinced sasquatch is a nature spirit and sometimes travels in a ball of light. Which I have seen.

Excellent quality and intelligent presentation. Thank you for another great documentary. Leon and Thomas are two that I highly respect for their integrity and dedication. Well done STM 👏🏽

I saw a Sasquatch cross the highway behind us while driving on highway 99 just past Lilloet River Rd about 7 years ago. I’ll never forget that experience. It was very quick but there’s no question what it was.

Amazing cinematography and editing as always, but this one was a plus!!! And from this day forward, I declare Mark Matzke the Squatch-pop King! lol

Aleksandr it was a refreshing history lesson I didn't know thank you x

Awesome video ! Don't forget to stop and do a video on Vancouver Island while you're here😮❤

RIP Peter Byrne. To one of the O.G.'s of Bigfoot research. 🐴🐴🐴🐴 🤘

I believe folks describe them as human-like, not Ape, when listening to encounters with these forest beings. They all describe having hair, not fur, when mentioning what they witnessed. I traveled to BC last year for a week of ATVing. My guide beleiievd in them when we trail road in Whistler Valley. He mentioned the forest valley had been harvested several times, but beyond the valley, ski condos and highways, these beings have all that land to explore.

Thank you for that intro music right off the rip!!!! I love it!!! Turn it up with your headphones... Ahhhh yes!!

I've been to Harrison Hot Springs....loved it, I did say to my partner at the time, " God, it's like Scotland, but bigger", great video, I have been following and enjoying massively....cheers...👍👍👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🍺🍺🍺

This is true highlight to my week

I really enjoyed this channel you all great thank you for this documentary

At about 57min on the powerline he mentioned the Deer lake trail. Im shocked he never mentioned the frightening encounter that occurred not that many years ago of a well known local couple that were bluff charged on that trail. I won't get into all the details here and most of the online info regarding it has been removed by request of them but I have much knowledge about it and have seen and heard things a few times as well. That trail is the far boundary and I've spent many creepy nights there. The lake campground has a long history or events and early morning long distance howls which I've also heard. Unfortunately the area above the lake was hit hard by logging a couple years ago.

I see power lines and they do travel them.I know I lived with them all around our house on the Oregon Coast. Got lots of videos pictures.

Marvellous work yet again Aleks.👏🏼👏🏼. Your films are getting better with each new release. Can’t wait to see what you come up with next. Good luck 🤞🏻

Such well done documentaries! Thanks to all!

I loved the whole documentary! Thanks for sharing

The documentary is fantastic and I love the music!

ANOTHER masterpiece that I am thanking you for sharing with us. Excellent, and the photography and incredible beauty of this region is unreal. The closest I've ever come to this is Montana, but I hope one day to see it before my end of time here in this world.

Now your in my stomping grounds! I'll know right away what spots yer at 😊

Awesome, nice meeting you again last weekend Alex, great stories you have!

Great documentary. I love the interviews. You just let the people tell their stories and let the viewers draw their own conclusions

Stunning cinematography

great doc. thx so much, love traveling with you

Well done boys, not too much drone footage and some local yokels with interesting stories and information. Worth the watch.

Great video! Thanks for sharing.

Pasayten valley southeast of Manning Park headquarters along monument 83 trail there was something enormous that walked by our camp in the middle of the night. We had been flown in by heli constructing the trail for some time so were nearing the international boundary as i recall. This was 1973 BC Parks Branch trail crew led by Joe Hilton. We were fully outfitted with tents etc but tended to sleep under large spruce trees. We had a canvas tarp up for kitchen duty. The ground shook when this thing came through. It was bush whacking but no sound of cracking branches or such which was very odd. Just these heavy earthshaking footsteps. We lay in our sleeping bags afraid to breath let along peer out from under the spruce. It was totally dark out so wouldnt have seen much anyway. Have always thought if it was a bear it would have trashed our food cache but nothing was disturbed. It was those heavy footsteps and ya we were sleeping on cheap foamies that put our ears right on the ground but whatever it was had to be gigantic. Have wondered all these years what that was.

Thank you STM for this Thanksgiving day treat !

Thank you Aleks, and if I'm correct Seth Breedlove joined you along with another crew member from STM on the night time excursion on the lake. You needed to be on the forest service roads on the west side of Harrison lake there's a few spots for camping. When are you and the crew of STM returning? There are places I can let you know are definite hot spots. Thank you for visiting my province Beautiful British Columbia.

Hey Aleks! This is such a great series, already looking forward to the next one! Also, that T-shirt you were wearing at the end of the video is kick-ass!!

Wow great great video I used to live down the road from Harrison hot springs lake and as a kid we had incidents with something tapping on the windows at night to my brothers run in with a sasquatch while riding his mini bike.I had my incident up Harrison lake as a adult at 20 mile bay it was a scary night blood curdling screams and more.😵

Happy Thanksgiving! Wishing everyone a wonderful day!

More great watching, really like all the stm vids !!

While the graphic illustrating location and frequency of sightings contains important information one must also consider human population density in establishing so called " hot spots ". Fewer people = fewer purported sightings. Great work as always ! Thank you.

Around the Harrison Lake area looks identical to SE Alaska! Beautiful scenery!

First-rate job, enjoyed this documentary you present.

Great telling of our local Sasquatch History. I have camped and back packed into the remotest parts of East and West Harrison, Chehalis and surrounding area for over 20 years. I am sad to say I have never had any experiences in this area. I have heard dozens of of accounts from Stsailes Frist Nations, BFRO researchers as well as the large Off Road community in BC. I 100% believe, i just want an experience lol Ohh my profile picture is of my truck up in the mountains of West Harrison looking over the lake lol

Fantastic quality as usual thankyou

I’m having a great time small town monster’s. Have a nice evening from Norway

Great video as always. Does anyone know the piece of music playing at around 13-14 minutes?

I enjoyed this documentary so much. BC is on my bucket list and I hope I get to visit soon. I grew up in SE Texas and I have heard tree knocks and the whoops all my life, but until recently didn't know what I was hearing. I scares me now to think how close I was to these creatures, and didn't know it. I believe they are real.

This is an excellent movie. Really well done. An excellent effort. Good to see the filmmaker getting out into the field and really trying his utmost to generate some meaningful information. Talking to the right people, like Thomas. No better researcher than Thomas. But it’s sad to see they don’t see the pattern. None of them. This thing isn’t out there full-time. They won’t find it out there, waiting for them. At best, it’s only out there part time. Dont ask why, that’s a fact that emerges as a pattern of the sightings. “Stick to the facts and never deviate from the facts” can be misleading, for it may prevent one from following unlikely leads. If tested, some of those leads may prove to be factual. The revelation of these facts ties into what is happening all over the world today. Like it or not, we are going to be seeing the exposure of facts that have remained partially of fully hidden from sight, for many years. I bet my life on that.

Hi loved the film excellent and once again brought back memories of my time in Canada. I live in Glasgow Scotland and put a comment on the Alaskan Highway video about how it reminded me of the stunning scenery from my time driving from Calgary to Vancouver. When for the 3 years I made that trip, 2011,12 and 13, the main holiday destination was Okanagen. at Lake Okanagon. A small city which the people just made you feel so welcome, excellent hospitality. Great to see there is a BFO there with there spokesman Leon Thompson. brought back great memories. If I ever get back there again, I will look them up. Love the Bigfoot stuff, fascinating and so enjoyable to watch. Best wishes and hope you hit your goals

I've never watched a UKposts video with so many ads. Absolutely insane. One every 3 minutes, and you better not PAUSE the video, cause you'll come back to an ad after 30 seconds of playing, despite just watching one lol.

Cant stop watching , Take care from Glasgow in Scotland 💯🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Alek and the S.T.M team keep them coming just in from working backshift to this beautie.🎉🎉🎉 Thank You.

After my camping trip a couple of years ago I bought infrared binoculars with a built in camera. I really like it!

If you have the opportunity to see the Rocky Mountains in British Columbia, you will be in awe!

I'm very familiar with the Mount Currie Area northeast of Pemberton, which is 20km north of Whistler Ski Resorts. I hiked from Duffey Lake (ne of Mount Currie) through Blowdown Creek up Stein Mountain, down to the Stein River and eventually going east to Lytton B.C. (65km), took me 5 days. I went unprepared because I should have brought bear spray and a shot gun as I ran into bear on the north side of the river just before the cable crossing. I do recall something following me with bipedal foot steps when I was descending Stein Mountain. Got caught up in a real mess of Devil's Club and ravines on each side. God was with me. 5 years later I went through again with a girl friend. Things were easier the second time around. I knew about the sightings but didn't pay it much mind. This was all in the 1980's.

Bigfoot is indeed real, but it is hardly a great ape. Gorillas don't have the ability to use language (as far as we know) or to use mind control on humans who tresspass into their territory. They are a highly intelligent human-like species that has been on the planet at least as long as we have, and they deserve our respect.

I love this common sense approach that focuses on the practicalities and not the sensationalism

Was it the tims cowman story mentioned here? Just want to double confirm. Thanks. Another great production from STM 🔥🔥🎊❤️

Excellent, as always.

I love Jason's voice, he sounds like Mel Gibson! He should do audio books!

Beautiful scenery, great production, but in the it's the SOS!!!

Thankyou Petiaov

Great film! I was hiking Chehalis Area alot this year, Mt. Bardean, Fletcher, Chehalis Lake I have seen paranormal activity in the night sky there, mysterious beautiful and rugged like no other place incredible history. If anywhere Sasquatch is around there ill keep you updated

Looks like a beautiful place to explore

I’m so happy to watch a new video with Alek narrating along with other familiar faces. He does a super job. This video was very good. A little different from the other videos no camping or hiking. I liked it. I can’t wait for the next one. Until than be safe.