This is the video that made me want to immediately subscribe to this channel! Do glad I did..I've been binge watching older videos all day!! Love your channel❤️🙏

I'm a bigfoot guy, this entire series is how I've always wanted to see sasquatch research done. Not by skeptics or kooks, but by a rational person looking for answers. It's also an amazing chance to see some of the most beautiful places on earth.

Alright, story time. So a few years back, I lived in the mountains of the pacific northwest, and I was going hiking/morel hunting with my dog. I was on this ridge called Bethel Ridge between highway 12/410. So after a few hours of mushroom hunting with my dog, we get back in the car and start heading home. As I am driving on this ridge, which was gorgeous, and on sheer cliffs, there was a sign alerting me to "Rocks Falling." and lo-and-behold the rocks were falling. I ended up hitting this MASSIVE rock and it ripped the oil pan apart. Immediately panicked I put the car in neutral and starting rolling down the mountain with the car off. Already being 40 miles from nowhere and no phone service, eventually the car came to standstill and I was stranded in deep woods. Gah, and immediately getting out of the car, my dog gets spooked and runs off on me and I feel pretty scared. A few hours passes, and then FINALLY the dog comes back and a truck comes into view. I flag him down and the gentleman immediately responds, "you hit the rocks and lost your oil pan eh?" He agrees to give me a lift out to civilization. "My name is Bob Gimlin! I discovered bigfoot!" First thought... oh fuck who is this crazy am I going to die. lol But talking with him about bigfoot on the hour ride back was eye-opening. Like he was just sincere and really.. patriarchal and kind. Apparently he and some Russian scientists were surveying the area because of reports of sasquatch sightings. It was very interesting. He maintains bigfoot is out there, and it was surprising to google him upon getting home and, holycrap it was really Bob Gimlin and damn is that video he caught convincing. Maybe the sasquatch threw rocks at my car. So yea, anyway, that's my story of meeting Bob Gimlin deep in the woods. Super nice guy and we lived in the same city.

I've camped in these areas and believe it or not trees do make knocking sounds. Your imagination can run wild when your miles from civilization all alone in the woods. What a beautiful experience when it's completely dark and there are millions of stars in the galaxy and it's just you and these huge pines. The forest is alive with living things and I have had my moments of waking up at 2 or 3 am in the morning feeling like there was someone or something standing outside my tent. I come across these bigfoot prints every once in awhile. I believe there is something out there.

My sister and her husband own a ranch in northern Washington state. As she says, you can walk 700 miles north into Canada, and never get out of the forest. And once you get there, choose a direction, and you can do it again. Yes, a creature of that size could easily live there.

I did a bigfoot pilgrimage to Willow Creek in early 2019 and like Les says at 8:15ish... feelings aren't facts, but there's something about the woods there that just... feel... weird. Me and my girlfriend at the time went for a walk in an off season trailer campground; beautiful little spot with a small creek running on one side and a large mountain with slope full of conifers on the other. Beautiful, but mossy and kind of dark for a daytime hike. I wish I could have enjoyed it but I spent the entire time with my anxiety at 9 and this undeniable feeling that something was on the hill, looking down at us. We got to the end of the trail and I suggested we turn around. Soon as we got to the park entrance, I let the guard down and exclaimed to my girlfriend, "sorry I was acting weird but I just felt crazy anxious like something was on that hill watching us" and she looked back and me and said, "I felt it too".

The best thing in the world for Sasquatch defence is a camera because they sure don’t seem to come close with anyone who has one ever

Les is a rare man in the media realm. He appears to be honest, respectful, and provides real footage and experiences (unlike other survival shows/personalities). I have always enjoyed hos work and hope he continues into the future.

"Bigfoot is blurry. It's not the photographers fault" ~Mitch Hedberg R. I. P.

Les actually finding bigfoot would be the perfect finish to 2020

Thank you survivorman, for having the balls to actually go out into these places where,as a sasquatch knower and a long time naturalist, I would not dare to tread! Your contribution to this story is huge, whether you have a sighting or not!

" I dunno what the other pile is...it's not mine." Classic, Les.

With the snow outside 4ft, this was the best cure for the cabin fever blues. Thank you.... PeaceOrElse

I couldn't get enough of this Les Stroud filmed Bigfoot series when they were on TV a few years ago. Really glad he decided to throw them up on UKposts recently and in good clear versions too! Thanks Les!

“Steer clear of the moors and stick to the road.” Words to live by. 👍

Bigfoot never gets boring ... I never get tired of the documentaries ... as long as they're not regurgitations and are well done ... out in the wild. Keep these coming Les and I'll keep watching.

It’s hard for me to believe this thing has eluded the camera for decades but at least all this shots of the wilderness are beautiful and worth the watch anyway!

Les just said a quote from the original American Werewolf in London at the beginning of this episode. And it made my night to hear it.

18:30 Les: “Movies and TV Shows create an unrealistic, fearful image of the wilderness. Whether shrouded in mist and darkness or lit by bright sunlight, nature is where we all come from.” Producers: ... Producers: “So anyways, spooky music in black and white?” Les: Hell yeah

Excellent! THANKS LES! LOVE YOUR SHOWS.! My husband and I have hiked in a dozen places. The Pacific Northwest Is BEAUTIFUL!! A pefect habitat for all animals to live,thrive,and hide.. My husband is half native and listened to stories in the 70S. He has encountered them in four states at different ages in his life. *ON A perfect 70 degree day no wind, We were done hunting grouse in GrandRapids, Minnesota. off hwy 7 in the Iron range and NEAR IRON mine. Walking down the road, within site of the house He built on a small lake. When we smelled a strong oder. BAD.! stopped us in our tracks, looked at eachother said "what the h is that smell".!? Then The hairs on our necks stood up. Instinct. 2 seconds after we spoke, there was crash crash in the woods, twenty feet away. Not a Dear. we saw a small tree go down. waited a few minutes, then went to house. Next day we had 4 friends come track the woods. no guns or dogs. saw matted foot prints in ferns for 1/2 mile then just vanished.?? never told friends what happened. Told them we saw a wounded Bear. This was 2005. next spring we sold the place and never went back.!! TRUE TRUE,

✨Les , I know they were most definitely there! I love the tree falling down with all of the dry wood inside ! That scene may just save other lives one day . I know I’ll remember! You were Blessed❣️🐕‍🦺😊🕊️✨

Love this series!! I had an experience more than 40 years ago in the mountains of Northern Colorado, I saw bigfoot cross a meadow... I received beatings for lying but my story has never changed...Les will find what he's looking for

Fantastic to finally see some serious bigfoot shows with out all the silly bullshit, I'm loving theses les keep it up and you might finally find some evidence of the legendary bigfoot and shock the world

Les Stroud is one of the First realistic Survival Bushcraft Teacher , since i know from DMAX.

Also, what's needed is someone to film a series called "Tracking Bigfoot" where good footprints are not just taken in a certain site, but then the Tracker tracks those footprints as far as they can to see if there's a Bigfoot making them.

There's an excellent book written , I believe in the 1920's by a hupa woman, recalling all her childhood experiences and those of her elders, I had to order it as a borrow from the University in Boulder through my public library in Longmont Colorado, a little hard to get but so worth it, fascinating, she stated that the elders said the hairy forest people used to use fire and cook etc....but they stopped because it made them too easy to find...hmmmmmm

I'd never heard of Les before, but I'm binge watching now. Loving it.

Happy the only app I watch tv on discovery plus! Survivorman all week

I took a wrong turn & ended up in the mountains on the reservation. It was a beautiful drive!! I eventually made it to the sequoia trees. I came down the mountain on the other side and ended up in a small town that had a bigfoot museum. Unfortunately they were closed! So I ate pizza across the street. It was a wonderful day!!

Sasquatch knows Les is a legend of the forest as well. He ain't gonna let him freeze.....

I watched all the episodes... sad they end here. I didn't watch them in any order but this is the final one. They were all very good and actually made me think about bigfoot differently. I even wondered to Todd Standings channel and watched some of his content. I hope you don't give up on this content, it's entertaining and eye opening.

I couldn't help but notice the Hoopa man's arms as he told his story about the arm in the window. You could see the gooseflesh on his forearm. That tells me that there was a strong emotional connection to the memory.

Been watching this series and enjoying it. Watching from Ontario Canada 🎉

I love how open minded Les is and more of that is desperately needed in todays world. I’m the same way logical yet still spiritually open.

Hey Les Stroud please make more Bigfoot content! 👍👍👍 Love these episodes so much! Thanks again! 🙏🙏🙏

My experience happened about 90 miles north of this area. The entire area of Northern California is, from what I felt, Chiye Tanks’s ancestral home. They’ve been there for a very long time.

Anyone who has spent anytime in the brush knows you could stay hidden if you really want. Most people won't see what they aren't looking for especially if it's hiding.

I am so glad you are keeping these uploads going - I really appreciate being able to see these and share the link with others..!!

Been watching these daily, my mom showed me your show when I was a kid and I’m so glad that your still making and posting content on a service like this.

The willow tree break and nibbling was very interesting. I've seen three of them - I know they're out there. It's all kinds of crazy that they could exist, but they do. I hope that some day you'll have a sighting. Boots on the ground or simple luck - there's not much in between! Thanks for the episodes, they're fun to watch someone of your caliber doing what we do. Beautiful country! My son and I drove through that little town once - and we did it on the ONE day of the week that the museum was closed. Such a bummer. BTW - you ARE blessed.

I would so love to see more Survivorman Bigfoot Episodes. There are a lot of sightings in Indiana, Ohio, and Michigan. Would be cool if he focuses there.

I absolutely love this show , it puts all other bigfoot shows to shame.

This is the most beautiful blend of the concrete and abstract, the logical and the mystical. This is my favorite episode so far. I hope someday when you have some more time, (yeah, I know you have tons of that! LOL!) that you can do a director's cut of each of these episodes and tell us all of the many behind-the-scenes stories, observations and feelings that you had. I also hope that, in time, there will be many more seasons Survivorman Bigfoot. Each episode is exciting, dramatic, and intriguing. It combines the love of nature with the wonder of nature so eloquently. Thank you Les, so very much!

I love the way you are persistent even though you haven’t had a visual. YET.. as soon as the dead tree was laid at your feet, I knew your trip was dangling on the spiritual side of things. That was an awesome video. Having your Native guide adds to the spirituality of your expedition. Sometimes seeing isn’t always believing. Sometimes the hair on the back of your neck is all the testimony you need. But continue your journeys please. I love your videos. I love the forests. I love the “ knowing of the unknown”. There’s the possibility also that you will have an encounter and feel deeply in your soul that you should keep it between you and them. Be safe. And thanks again. ❤

Big foot and his family are very active in Canada N.S every where. I have major story's of my own. I gp bigfoot hunting since I had my first encounter when I was 4. He chased my parents out of the woods. They thought I was running behind them. I wasn't. I was walking not knowing what is chasing us. My Parents turned around and seen I wasn't there. When they did see me he was right behind me. My parents telling me to run and don't turn around. I had no fear. I never ran, still only walking and wondering why my parents were so scared to even come near me. I turn around to see wha the fuss was about. I got a face full of redish brown hair. I turn around still not scared and only walking. He never touched me, no noise. He left after 5 mins or more. I was told I am a blessed one that's why he never touched me. I have more encounters of 5-7 of them at once following me and only 10-15 feet away. They turned out to be my friends and my watchers as I grew up. If you want to know more and with details msg me. I'd be more than happy to share.

I think Les should be off road more, further in the bush. I see a lot of shows where they patrol the road only, get remote and find the range. Also the question about why we never find bones, I would say after being in the bush for many years I have yet to find the bones of a bear. We are in heavy black bear country as well as some grizzly and never have I found a skeleton. I have found deer and moose bones, usually around their wintering yards. I like his straight up comments and reasoning.

I'm from England I would love to go looking for bigfoot you guys don't realise how lucky you are to have all that untouched and unexplored land . Look after it

One thing that's never or rarely agnowledged is that most humans are so preoccupied with themselves to notice something standing feet from them in vast areas. Also very few venture to those areas outside of our National Parks.

This is by far my favourite episode of this series. Everything is full of meaning.

Les is the only credible researcher and realistic skeptic like Dr. Jeff Meldrum. Love his approach. PLEASE KEEP THEM COMING LES, enjoy them immensely.

Having new episodes of survivorman gives me that warm fuzzy feeling inside. With all the crap that’s on social media and msm.. this is a welcomed escape into something so much more interesting. Thank you Les for your continued dedication to my entertainment and sharing your wisdom. 🙏

Really interesting you mentioned your gear malfunctioning. We just had a similar experience while investigating a site here in Australia. A piece of electronic gear that has never played up suddenly decided to malfunction as soon as we began filming. It lasted several minutes before we were able to get it working correctly. It's never done this before and I tried to reason it away but I had this niggling thought in my mind that this was caused by something other than a basic malfunction. I've had gear fail because of rain and humidity but not malfunction the way this did. It was like something was making the controls react a certain way I couldn't override. Weird stuff!! Cheers, John

Love Les's productions. They're authentic and credible.

20 years ago if you told me I'd completely abandon the inferior cable TV for the vastly superior UKposts to watch les, I'd believe it. TV is a dead medium.

The "trying to light the fire " part of the video was FUCKING AWESOME, Mr Stroud thank you for this.

Less, your voice isn't annoying. You've always ays been a major inspiration throughout my life. Love these vids, enjoy the wine brother 🍷🙏👍

27:33 You can literally seen the goosebumps on this guy’s arm as he’s recounting his story. That’s a strong indication of the fear he can still feel all of these years later from this thing trying to grab him through the window.

I’ve commented a few times but that ending was very powerful. I am still very sceptical watching this far in. And still haven’t seen anything that will convince me. But I still feel very strong about les’ opinion and will take it seriously as he is the one out there and I really feel he is genuine in his opinions about the situations he’s in. Love this shit and how raw it actually feels

Hey Les nice to see you wearing David Paulides Nabs hat, especially being thats one main region he did his Sasquatch research at, talking with the Hoopa tribe. 👍

Excellent episode, Les, and as always, excellently narrated and edited! Thank you again!

His documentary making is on point and raw which makes it original, I watch these episodes a lot its what inspires me to get better at what I'm trying to do with documentary making, I am nowhere near this level but oneday I want to be ,so its inspiring and sasquatch is in my opinion real .I'd love to see new episodes

I cant get enough of your big foot series. You cover it so well.

Ive always wanted to be like survivor man would love to have his kind of survival knowledge!! I grew up watching him on tv every day after school.

I was born klamath Falls...1st nations...the sasquatch is very much a part of my culture and history surrounding the klamath basin and klamath river gorge. If you're into squaching... this is definitely the place to go.

Come on Les, start from the beginning and do all eight episodes again, brilliant!!

Enjoy this show immensely.

Love the episodes so far. I live near Uwharrie National Forest in NC where SOME people say they've had encounters with Bigfoot. Next time I go camping out there solo I'll keep an eye out for what could be hiding between the trees.

It is fascinating that putting yourself in the state of mind of "searching for bigfoot/sasquatch" lets you see the forest through a totally different eyes. One that makes even broken branches in a forest of trees phenomena needing explanation. Or that shapes in the mud become footprints. That it motivates you to build a fire and not give up.

You got me Les, I listened to your podcast with Wes the other night. Awesome encounter 👊🏼 love it all!

I'm so glad you took up this subject matter. I have always enjoyed your work. Please don't stop or get frustrated.

And the hits just keep on coming! Hope we can one day hear more about your Portland experience.

I live in the desert but I love watching this series. Lots of beautiful shots of forests, rain, mist, etc. I believe bigfoot exists as I am from upstate NY which is all forests and lakes and has many sightings.

Les, I've driven Hwy 96 many times, and I swear when I come over Deer Creek Rd and drop into Happy Camp I get this freaked out feeling. And it gets to an almost panicky feeling the farther south toward Willow Creek you drive. There is "Something" about the lower Klamath River valley that is...supernatural (there, I said it, me the skeptic). I refused to drive 96 at nighttime...it would be just too freaky for a white guy. That many miles from Happy Camp to Willow Creek shouts to me..."you're not supposed to be here."

In the mid 90's when I and my ex wife were traveling we lived in the woods north of Trinidad California right next to the Pacific Ocean and we found a old barn in the woods to keep out of the rain that just rains all winter long in costal Humboldt county and I had to not only gather fire wood every night but had to dry out the wood I planned on burning the next day. We were young and cooked rice, beans, and other things we got to eat and would pick muscles off the rocks on the beach and cook them over our fire every night and we picked a lot of berries to eat and then in 2001 we returned to Trinidad California with our 2 kids with us and visited that old barn. It was sad to see that it had been damaged by people but in any case it was something to be living in those woods every night for about 2 or 3 months and we moved on and came back to the east coast but we heard a lot of sounds in those woods. We knew what sounds the seals on the beach made and this was different, not every night but every now and then. Being that I was in the Navy as a Special Operator before I met my ex wife and all although I dont want to share any secrets I learned from the military, I will tell you that I knew how to set up our camp so we would not be detected by the F.L.I.R. on helicopters so we did not get found out there but the locals did see us going into the woods every day and eventually we had to move. We never seen any creatures in the woods but we heard a lot of strange noises and back then we had no computes or cell phones or information about the Bigfoot so Bigfoot was not on our minds at all back then but now with the sounds I have heard on UKposts and what other people have described in the videos I am like O.M.G. I have heard the same sounds in the woods and have seen tree breaks up high and figured maybe a bear broke the tree trying to climb it but now I know what we heard back then and I am very thankful that I and my ex wife did not have a sighting or end up as a missing 411 persons case becase we also went inland and hiked and camped in the woods for long periods and inland we heard a lot more strange things and we were in the area of willow creek and did not belive in Bigfoot at that time but Man..... we had them close to us and I thank God almighty that the Bigfoot did not mess with us then.

When the First Nations share their wisdom , knowledge and beliefs , you bet I listen , intently .

Spirit was beating it's drum in anticipation of the passing of your test... 🙏

Les. i have been a bigfoot believe for a long time. Its been 42 years since that time happened,but will never forget it. This happened on the niobrara river south of spencer nebraska about 5 miles. At the time the river was really low but there was a main stream of the river that was apprx. 20 feet wide and about 5 to six foot deep. The average big man couldnt of crossed itto save his soull. I was hunting geese on the river with a friend of mine and we were on a sand bar right along the main channel. Wehad set out a few decoys and were beded down for night about 1 ocklock in the morning. There was nature at its fines everything was making noise. And the moon was as full as you could get it. You could walk and see your shadow. But a few minutrs later it was just like God shut the record player off. Every thing went deathly quiet. My buddy and i got up and was looking around and spotted a creature walking on two feet from our right to left. It was apprx 200 foot away from us. I looked at my friend and we both spoke profanity. But we both realized that this creature was going to cross the river. Well it hit the river and instead of walking across the stream it walked up stream. there was white water coming over the top of this creature. It went apprx 100 feet and crossed the river and went up into the hills and into the cedars. To our shock amd amazement we didnt try and find it or any tracks. But it had come out of a group of trees. with swamp between it and the river. I am assuming that it was traveling up the river to the rocky mountain.

These episodes make my day, keep them coming!

The bigfoot episodes are awesome keep em coming...

Ouff, good one! The only skeptical thought I may have had was that maybe that tree that fell was the dead head making the knocking noise. But if the noises continued after your fire was started, you KNOW, that's not the case. And I'm 100% a believer, just to be clear. But I'm also an Empath. When you said you were provided with dry wood, I was in tears because I knew instantly it was a gift and you had proven your worth. I'm also sure you found one of their, "knock," trees. Nothing more will send out that hollow thunk than a big ol' hollowed out cedar. That bark looked pretty beat up from the outside too. And it also just came to me that that's exactly the reason why they haven't had to interfere with you Les. You respect the woods while you're in there, you don't need to be reminded. 🎯❤️🇨🇦

Great video Les ! A cup of coffee and a cigar goes with a Les Strout Video..he puts me in the wilderness

I love these episodes. So good 👍 I remember watching them when they originally aired. Bigfoot will be found when Bigfoot wants to be found. Humanity isn't ready.

Last time I was in northern California one of my great nephews and I saw a ten foot one walking in a creek toward us as we drove across a bridge. I have a lot of interaction with them in southwest Washington state, so they know me. I'm sure that huge sasquatch knew we were coming. Every placed we camped in California and Oregon they came and vocalized for us, including Bluff Creek. Intent is everything to them, Les. So, keep a clear mind and good heart and they might give you a visual someday.

I sure wish Stroud encounters a Bigfoot. His balanced voice would add a lot to the entire field.

This is my favorite episode. Keep an open mind, always.

Love this guy, Les your a beast yourself, it takes a lot of balls to do what you do and put yourself in these positions. Please keep pumping these episodes out, and I like bigfoot episodes alot, I think you should try another time and try to go in way deeper if u can

Can't get enough of the Bigfoot content less Love it keep up the good work

I live an hour west on the coast from here in Eureka, definitely samsquanch in this area, another hot spot is out highway 36 deep (other side of trinity County where he was at). Good episode been loving the show since I was a kid thanks for your dedication to our entertainment good sir.

Best video of the series

Thanks for taking us along with you Les in this time of lockdown. Great shows indeed. 👍🏼

They are here and healthy . They have been coming out in the open more now. Encountering a group of them one time turned my world upside down... Great show. I wish Les would connect with people who have communication with them. He would see them close and maybe personal...

Loved this documentary. So intriguing and fascinating 🧡💛💚💙💜🤎🖤

Love the American Werewolf in London reference Les

Your a brave man Les, I'm not so sure I would be able to walk those hills and trails. I do so look forward to your next videos on big Foot.

Thank you for uploading these full episodes for everyone to watch for free. I love em! Hopefully you will also upload Survivorman: 10 days and the rest of the seasons of the original series :) I’m so glad I subscribed a while ago even though you weren’t posting a lot, now your channel is very active and I haven’t missed a beat! Thanks Les.

Just can’t imagine a world without Bigfoot

Dude, that hollow tree was extremely intriguing. It's amazing that you pinpointed it. Bet the Sasquatch wasn't expecting that. I wonder if it was hiding inside.

Man I love your show! I’ve always watched it ever since it first aired and now that you’re hunting the legend itself I am that much more addicted ! Good work les!

We need Survivorman Bigfoot Series sequel!

“Beware the Moore’s and stick to the road”... Classic quote from The Survivorman !!