My Bigfoot Encounter: Answering Your Most Asked Question

Join me on an exciting journey as I delve into the mystery of Bigfoot in my video "My Bigfoot Encounter: Answering Your Most Asked Question". From rocks being thrown at me to exploring Bigfoot territory, you won't want to miss this adventure! Don't forget to hit subscribe for more thrilling encounters.

[whuop-wadeshumbleopinion]

So, we have Kenny the Adventurer, the conservationist, the story teller, MacGyver (picnic table windbreak), camp fire chef (with instructions), ice fisherman and believer in Big Foot. How much more exciting can this get! Awesome video! Take care, safe travels.

[northernbettygirl]

Bigfoot has nothing to worry about from you. You respect nature and the environment. You don't go chasing them or nosing around. Bigfoot is like Santa....he knows who's naughty and who's nice. Safe travels Kenny😊

[northwoodssimpleliving]

As a kid growing up in Northern Maine, I use to spend all my days playing outside in the woods. I remember vividly hearing tree knocks and having rocks wiz by me and I’d be completely alone. There was also that feeling that someone was there watching, but no one was ever there. This was over 30 years ago, but the memory has stayed with me all this time.

[northshoreman]

For the exception of the political side of Minnesota, I love this state. The solitude and beauty of each season in Minnesota is unmatched. Your channel is a perfect example of what this state has to offer. As long as you stay away from the bigger cities.

[sneville]

That smoked meatloaf should have attracted every Bigfoot within a 5 mile radius 😊! I could almost smell it through my television!

[denniscummins]

Kenny we are pickup campers and we are big footers. Wife has cast several prints even got a hand print on the hood of our truck. That was an interesting camping trip. Keep up the great videos.

[nancycarden]

I love that camper u tubers always clean up the trash left behind by thoughtless users. It is so admirable that you do this. Great job on the meatloaf and enjoyed the sasquatch conversation.

[emilmaki]

Thank Goodness for a "Kenny of All Trades" video. I had a bad day and Kenny always makes me smile. Keep up the great work home boy!

[r.s.]

We were just by the Draper Fire Tower a few weeks ago checking out logging roads and getting firewood for our property in Fifty Lakes.

We saw Bigfoot on 3-24-22 at about 10pm just North of Cuyuna Rec Area on Highway 6 before Emily. Turned a corner and in the break of the treeline a Bigfoot was standing. We just knew right away what it was... There was no mistaking it! Way too tall and too broad of shoulders to be anything else.

Thanks for this episode!

[natalielebron]

Your very brave because there’s no way I’d be out there at night and looking for big foot activity. Nice meatloaf Kenny!!!

[garyrauter]

Kenny, you are a credit to humankind. Your attitude to life, the environment and conservation are exemplary. You have a relaxed and honest approach to the world, which serves as therapy and a blue print for life guidance. I came across your videos by accident and I'm already hooked. Please keep them coming and all the best for 2024 🙂

[Sunshine]

Stay safe and warm Kenny..Thanks for taking us Bigfoot fans along❤😊

[larryb]

Those "eyes" you feel behind you, Kenny, are us, your viewers!! Great video and awesome stories!! Again, thank you for what you do!!

[lindadonahue]

Thanks for another great weekend. I am a Bigfoot believer. Just way too many experiences from such a broad range of people and places to be "nothing". I really enjoy this channel!

[cpwatching]

Wow that smoked meat loaf looked great. Nice!! Yup Bigfoot is real and I'm not kidding here.

[THHARRIS]

What a treat! 2 days! Thanks for cleaning up after trashy humans. Again. I got my Scoff in the mail today!
Still waiting on the cheesy artichoke/spinach bread, but boy oh boy you sure delivered on that meatloaf!
BF wasn’t in the house, because if he was, there is no way he could have resisted that Bacon Bomb!
My Dad built the set for the town in the opening scene of Jeremiah Johnson starring Robert Redford. In Utah.
He and a friend spent the weekend building out the sheriffs office with bunks for the rest of the building crew.
They had just settled in when they heard a low woop woop, just like you described.
My Dad, who was a retired sheriff, had no problem investigating the sound.
He walked around the building and was hit by a stench that almost brought him to his knees.
He hollered and something else hollered, and with a sound of much scurrying, he hightailed it back for his rifle.

Mind you, I only got this story from my Dad after getting him drunk as a skunk.
He would never talk it about, because he and his friend stayed up all night long because they were both so scared.
The visitor continued to walk around the outside of the cabin.
My Dad was a sheriff in Las Vegas during the 60’s…and there was only ONE thing that had ever scared him …that encounter.
Yes please to ice fishing!
The sunset was glorious and I could feel the chill through my bones. Brrrr!
Thanks for taking us along!
Cya next week!

[JustLou]

Absolutely brilliant picnic table fire block! I have not any personal experiences. But my good friend who is 100% Sioux has told me so many stories. Past down through the generations, and her own personal experiences. I believe..Sunday morning with the snow on the lake beautiful.

[rod]

My family had a cabin on Little Thunder Lake for many many years. I was a small child growing up into my teens before they sold it and built another in Hackensack. We were there every single weekend and week vacations every year. We never once had any sightings or hearings of a bigfoot...EXCEPT one time!! Me and my grandfather, mother and 2 brothers were quietly bobber fishing at the very secluded last bay on the lake.
Beautiful, clear, sunny summer day. Out of nowhere we heard a very loud "scream" - several. We all froze. It was a sound that none of us ever heard before. It sent terrifying chills completely through your body. My grandfather motioned (nobody dared talk) to me to pull up the anchor. We were gone! It took a long time before we went that far to fish again. That was at least 55 years ago. Its feels like yesturday. My mom and both brothers recently talked about this. We all clearly remember this day.

[nhbomar]

Thanks so much for taking the time to clean up the area and for providing us with another great video.

[stupidasso]

I just moved into a new place and hearing those frogs are going to make me miss my last home something bad.
I lived in a school bus for about 5 years with my kitty cat and my bunny and it was just the happiest time of my life.