The Secret Sasquatch Files (All Episodes)

PART 1
0:00:00 - Introduction
0:03:04 - The Hermit of Cape Breton Island
0:05:01 - The Squirrel Man of Southwold Township
0:05:29 - The Crazy Human Hypothesis
0:06:21 - The Neanderthal Hypothesis
0:07:07 - The Human Transformation Hypothesis
0:11:34 - The Wild Boy of Gore
0:14:32 - The Wild Man of Montreal

PART 2
0:15:54 - The Canadian Pacific Railway Exploratory Survey
0:20:14 - His Body Has Become Thickly Covered with Hair
0:22:33 - The British Columbia Triangle
0:23:59 - The Sasquatch as a Transformed Human Being

PART 3
0:28:22 - The Wildman of Southern Ontario
0:30:07 - The Berry Connection
0:33:54 - The Hairy Giant of Pretty’s Island
0:35:54 - The Manitoba Monkey

PART 4
0:37:44 - Canadian Wildmen of the 1880s
0:39:22 - The Man from the Glacier
0:40:42 - Canadian Wildmen of the 1890s
0:43:12 - Early Wildman Reports from British Columbia

PART 5
0:46:35 - Michael King’s Testimony
0:52:42 - The Legend
0:54:57 - Robert Brown and the Vancouver Island Exploring Expedition

PART 6
0:57:16 - The Wildman of Horne Lake
1:01:29 - Wildman Shot at Union Bay
1:03:37 - The Wildman Lives
1:05:23 - The China Indian Tribe
1:07:41 - A Wild Man Named Pete
1:10:33 - Multiple Mowglies

PART 7
1:14:01 - The Wildman of Valdez Island
1:17:35 - Mike King’s Refined Theory
1:18:59 - Gunboat Retaliations on Vancouver Island
1:23:45 - Mike King Elaborates on the Creature He Encountered

PART 8
1:25:54 - History of the SS Valencia
1:30:37 - The Wreck of the SS Valencia
1:36:09 - Ghosts of the SS Valencia
1:37:28 - The Wildman of the Darling River

PART 9
1:40:46 - Another Horne Lake Sighting
1:42:04 - The Wildman of Edmonton, Alberta
1:42:46 - The Wildman of Pasely Island
1:43:29 - Mysterious Figure on Hornby Island
1:45:35 - Feral Girls on Northern Vancouver Island
1:46:31 - The Wildman of North West River, Labrador
1:52:36 - Parallels with the Traverspine Gorilla

PART 10
1:55:05 - The Wildman of Banks Island
1:56:51 - The Kamloops Squaw Man
1:58:57 - The Creature of Monkey Beach
2:00:51 - Mowgli Theory Debunked
2:03:15 - The Wild Couple of Pemberton Meadows
2:06:18 - The Wild Man of Amherst

PART 11
2:10:23 - The Bear Man of Prince George
2:13:36 - The Seeahtiks of Ape Canyon
2:16:56 - Mike King’s Story Revisited

PART 12
2:19:41 - The Wildman of Kemptville, Ontario
2:26:45 - The Wendigo of Front Lake
2:28:38 - Bruce McKelvie’s Article
2:32:07 - Legend of the Forbidden Plateau
2:36:16 - Introducing B.C.’s Hairy Giants

[mattyb]

Mr. Peters, to me, you are as iconic as a he house hippo. Ever since I found your channel I’ve believed that you need a little tv commercial segment to tell stories. You have the voice of a man here to tell me of a Canadian Heritage Minute. Thank you for the research and effort you put into your videos for us.

[AndreaDingbatt]

YAAAYY!!
Oh my, so sorry you had to take a video down!!
~Saving this for later,
Thank you very much Mr Peters. ....XxX....

[LonersGuide]

Wow, this is going to be a re-watchable/ re-listenable video! Love how you broke it down into 12 parts with multiple "chapters" each.

[Aksnowedblowout]

As an Alaskan I love learning Canadian lore/history. I get tired of the regurgitated stories from the Lower 48. Thanks as always, Hammerson rules! 🤘🦶

[s.cosmin]

Good video with all of the episodes with Sasquatch thanks a lot and they are for sure real just being very elusive

[adamb.c.]

I am naught but a lowly Florida attorney that has no idea if Sasquatches are real or not, but I do know one thing for certain:
It’s a fool who dismisses the evidence outright and claims with certainty that Sasquatches do not exist. At the very least one must provide evidence of an alternative explanation that doesn’t rest upon the misidentification of bears. The longevity of sightings, the high number of native tribes separated by geographical location and cultural differences that all claim the creatures as fact, and the accolades of certain scientific minds that see the validity in the existence of Sasquatches leaves the doors of possibility wide open such that Sasquatches cannot be grouped together with the likes of unicorns and leprechauns.

[davemayers]

Hi from Vancouver Island. I saw one last year.

[georgespottiswood]

As always, love ALL your vids and interesting and JOB!

[Rambling_Jer]

And here I was just thinking about how we haven't heard from you in a few weeks or so. I guess it's ask, and ye shall receive 😄
You do such good work. I'm a big fan of yours.

[AmeeciaBegay]

Hello from Northern AZ. Thank you as always for this wonderful work

[christaylor]

So basically some jerk had to ruin it for all of us! All that work you did. I would of loved to have seen that episode!

[rogerscottcathey]

Definitely a good idea this concatenation of episodes. That and playlists.

[JoeArcuri]

Nice, thank you great show to watch on this cold nite in the Adirondack's.

[mchrome]

Listening to you sounds like your good ole self. Thanks for your channel.

[susanbutler]

Hello, thank you very much for the great video. Hope all are doing well. God bless.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[tooterfireball]

I pose a idea that Sasquatch are sub aquatic like hippos they walk through water not swim and they use rivers and underwater access to caves and hide their existence and only make nocturnal land activity, this could explain the lack of evidence of bodies or dens being found? But this could bring a new horror to the idea of “rogue logs” dragging people swimming under or just currents, Native American stories of Ongiaras (Iroquois): Known as "big feet, " these entities are linked to waterfalls and water sources. The name alone hints at a Sasquatch-like figure, and their aquatic association could inspire a version of Sasquatch adapted to life near or in water.

[sealyoness]

Hi all. I'm glad that you were able to compile this to replace the other video. That said, gibberish is a difficult language to decipher (4:00). The vernacular varies between individuals, as does the syntax. I confess I have never mastered it. 😉

[wildhumans]

The wild people have hearts like us, they feel, they love. May they help us foster a deeper and more respectful relationship with nature.

Sasquatch are a real flesh and blood people, but can operate within spirit. They have a spoken language but can mindspeak. Some sasquatch can read your inner most thoughts and effect your dreams. Shadows that think, the heart of the wild beats through them.

Sasquatch are guardians of the unseen, guides on forgotten paths, teachers of timeless wisdom. To some, their majesty echoes memories of revered deities, hidden now, yet ever-present.

I am privileged to know a few sasquatch by name and they know mine....

[RUcookoo]

cannibalism was common amongst all the Indian tribes - after a conflict the dead enemy was dismembered and eaten - this was a way of assuming their abilities as they would a powerful animal

[klassenrick]

Cheers from Okanagan Valley, British Columbia 🇨🇦