BIGFOOT EXPERIENCES IN ALASKA | I WAS FOLLOWED IN THE FOREST (HOW I BECAME A SASQUATCH RESEARCHER)

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[hillaryaustin]

My late husband always wanted more than anything to go to Alaska. He was an avid hunter and was more at home in the woods. I wish he could have seen what I see when I watch these videos! Thanks Miguel for taking us along. I am glad you had a good time. You, Fred, and Ryan are great! Incidentally, my late husbands name was Fred, and so help me he resembled Fred so much even my daughters said so……

[candui-]

Thank you Ryan! Just commented on one of Fred's presentations.

Here's the comment: Hiking Mt Lassen CA 2017 eclipse tour; A fellow camper and I decided to full moon pirate hike the summit trail as it was closed for major maintenance. The parking lot at 9k ft was more or less at the tree line and the trail skirted a scrub brush line for about 150m (yards). We proceeded about 100m along the trail with slight uphill foliage on the right at which point my associate spotted yellow eyeshine 10 m ahead and 5 m above us clearly at the edge of the bushes visible as shadowline in the moonlight. We both said, "That is one big motherfuckin cat dude!"

The eyes were at least 30 cm (1 ft) apart. In hindsight and a bit of bio research, I realize even the largest African cats eyes aren't that wideset from each other.

Needless to say, we turned around in a hurry.

[fweedom]

Ryan, you are the man! Tysm for opening yourself up to Miguel and his channel. You have such a generous spirit. This interview made my day! Much success on your journey. Blessings!

[zephyr]

Interesting perspective from a man who knows his surroundings! These are the men you listen to! No fluff, no embellishments, just his experiences ! Great choice, great interview Miguel ! Becoming such a solid channel! “ Hat 🎩 Tip Stage Right”!

[BytheWay]

Hello, Miguel! You are one hard working guy! Much appreciated on this end! Take care, God bless! I’m stopping this now to save for my hour trip from southeast Missouri to Illinois in a couple hours…I know it will be good! It was awesome!

[krisk]

You've really come a long way since you started the channel - a lot to be proud of. I've studied Bigfoot for the last few years and your content/approach has continually improved. I like the recent in-person interview style as opposed to audio only. Great job, man!

[lindade]

Thanks a lot Ryan ! Your interview was very exciting. Thank you for all you did for Miguel by making him at home. What a wild and beautiful place you all have there.

[allenlee]

Dr. Meldrum, Fred Roehl & this guy are 3-of the best interviewees in the Sasquatch market. Just watch’em…..they use excellent analogies to express feelings, these guys do not fall prey to leading questions and use the proper terminology to explain themselves. Example; “watching the sound”. This type of verbiage is A-typical from a truthful person giving detailed information on a critical event. It is refreshing to hear/watch these people after wading through the white noise of others who are just slinging noise on this subject. None of them talk on this subject in a manner like others who have to try to sell their experience and knowledge while telling some outlandish event. Others could learn volumes from just watching & listening. These guys are the real deal.

[kikomartin-pr]

Thank you Ryan! Enjoyed your interview. Thank you for making Miguel feel welcome.

[JoeinAlaska]

Ryan, thank you for coming forward concerning your encounters. Miguel, I'm happy you were able to get up here, I hope you enjoyed our state.

[MEGGEM]

Thank you Miguel and Ryan! Excellent interview!
Thank you Ryan for all that you have done for Miguel and making his visit to Alaska even more enjoyable and memorable.
I hope Miguel can get back to Alaska soon. I think he made some great friends!
❤️👣❤️

[frankhall]

It doesn't get much better than this. Listening to your podcast and watching a doe and here fawn out in thee yard . Great day ty

[Joepops]

The second whistling encounter was a show of force. Letting you know there is more than just one of them. My two bits. But you know this already.

[edithroberts]

I like how he paints us a picture of the area.

[lonnieswafford]

I understand his curiosity. What I find compelling is its an experience that spawned his curiosity. Not a curiosity that spawns an experience. That makes it far more believable for me.

[lennyrussell]

Great video Miguel and thank you to Ryan for telling his story.

[kateharris]

Ryan, thank you for sharing your encounters. You live in one of the most beautiful places on earth, you seem to have great friends, AND you have a BEAUTIFUL dog. I hope you realize how lucky you are. Thank you, and take care! Be careful out there!!!

[illarialee]

Big Fan of Ryan's from his and Fred's Adventures on Subarctic Sasquatch... Never Whistle in the Woods... Thanx For Sharing and Stay Safe 💕 🙏 💕 ❤💕

[fredinalaska]

SQUATCH BAIT!!! he's great BAIT 😂

[River-Actual]

I've never seem him, Fully believe in his existence but never have seen him. What I love about being a Sasquatch researcher is just getting out into the woods. The search is just something I can't explain. I'd love to have that encounter but if I never do I have no regrets just because of the adventure it has been.