Feral people HUNT teen hiker

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#1 -- "The People in White" -- 1:14 -- Teen solo hiker lives a nightmare in California forest

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[jadetice]

This is why I always go hiking with my Australian cattle dog. He can see, hear, and smell anything that seems off

[pault]

I don't even feel completely safe walking in the woods during the day time, I can't imagine the fear this hiker went through. Absolutely terrifying.

[peskycritter]

As an experienced backpacker, I can confirm that the scariest creatures you will ever encounter in the wilderness are other people. This story really freaks me out lol.

[Lianoth]

The moment you said 'he hears the stick break' my phone alarm went off and gave me a heart attack. That's how good your stories are haha

[thedragonborn]

Thing I love most about Mr. Ballen is how no matter how well the photo relates to what he's talking about, he has the common courtesy to tell us it's not a real photo. No matter how much we already might know it is/isn't

[scbl]

I love how you have 6M subscribers but still mainly just sit in front of a green screen and talk, no flash, no clickbait, just pure stories, really goes to show how much talent you have

[gianninai]

I can’t express how much I appreciate you always translating feet into meters, it makes imagining the stories so much easier. Much love from Europe

[majesj]

I love the idea that going into the wilderness is seen as "taking a break from reality". There is no reality more real than the wild.

[michaelknapp]

When I was a little boy back in the early 70’s my mom would tell my brother and I ghost stories. Thinking back at it I have trouble understanding why she would tell a six year old these creepy strange stories but she did. I’m not gonna share a story but the one theme she always brought up was that the forests all across America were haunted. She talked about people dying and people being murdered out there and their spirits become trapped. I’m 56 now and to this day I have trouble thinking about camping out in the forest because of my odd mother. I’m not afraid of cougars or bears per say but I am afraid if ghosts bothering me. This mr ballen made me think of my mom. Thanks a lot mom!!

[Enigmaad]

Me having a relaxing and chill Sunday afternoon. Oh Mr. Ballen uploaded a video let me check it out.
All relaxation and chill has now disappeared and I'm on an adrenaline high ready to escape these "people in white" even though I am safe in my own home.
Mr Ballen didn't simply tell me this story he placed me in that camping trip together with Matt.

[BlackOtter]

Most scary stories youtubers just seem to be reading posts directly from reddit in monotone or overly dramatic voices, but Mr. Ballen has a genuine "dad telling his kids a bedtime story" energy. And I love it.

[ThrilleX_YT]

I have never been so uncomfortable while watching a story. Goosebumps all over, mainly because of the way you tell the story. You did an incredible job, as always.

[MandaChheour]

This is my biggest fear - and why I never hike alone 😞

[bilbospacebagginz]

I actually met Christopher's mother a few years back traveling through Colorado, she was a very kind lady and helped us out tremendously, she was more concerned for our health than of anything else and so she told us about her son Christopher's story and actually showed us some proof, because it's not every day you run into the mother of the guy from "Into The Wild". She was an amazingly kind and warm hearted woman and I hope she's still doing well.

[miladow]

I’m watching this in broad daylight, in my kitchen, while doing dishes. Just at the part where he sees in his peripheral vision the dark figure running toward him, my 6-year-old came running into the kitchen. Startled the hell out of me. That just shows how talented you are at telling these stories.

[noahmucken]

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[alexandramilito]

My nerves, on edge right till the very end. I love how you tell your stories. It has me captivated and picturing it every single time without fail. Truly one of a kind. Thank you for sharing!