Les Stroud's Ape Encounter in Alaska, and Survivorman Bigfoot's Best Finds

Les is raising funds for a bigfoot documentary, this way he wont answer to a production company, and we will see his unrestricted findings...

In this video, I go over a few of Les Stroud's more interesting finds from his Bigfoot season of Survivorman. I cover a curious skeleton, an inexplicable happening in BC Canada, the as-of-yet unaccounted footage from Romania, and perhaps most importantly, I cover Les's encounter with an ape in Alaska. His Alaskan encounter was so profound that is spurred him to seek the truth.

What an exciting mystery, and what an exciting fellow to explore it!

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[BobGymlan]

Hello! At the time of uploading this, Les' Kickstarter only has 759 donations, which is a travesty. Let's fix that!

[deadfall]

2:36 you hit the nail on the head for as why les did not want to include mentioning the Bigfoot sounds in the episode Survivorman. He takes his filmmaking serious. He considers each episode their own film rather than an episode of a whole series. He said it himself, but he didn’t want to bring Bigfoot into the question in the episode as to make it seem like he was trying to bring something interesting to the table. The survival itself should’ve been what was interesting. He shouldn’t need to add something else in to make it interesting and he was worried people might think that’s why he was adding it in.

[jasonbates]

I have been watching Les Stroud for almost 20 years. He is the best at what he does. Can't wait for the interview

[TheNortheastAl]

Bob, you are becoming a heavy hitter in the Bigfoot community. First, Rogan and now Les Stroud. Finally the respect you deserve for doing such a great and objective job in the making of your videos.

[WMUsiv]

New Bigfoot Bob material, it’s a good day

[Shambley]

I'm so ready for les strouds second Bigfoot arc to start. He's crowd funding right now to do another series on it.

[bobharritech]

I've seen a lot of his material after Survivor Man and I have a lot of respect for Les Stroud.

[trutherlife]

How does Bob not have over a million subs is BEYOND me!

[BDSteveRN]

"If that's a bear's butt then we have a whole nother problem"

[jaysonweymouth]

Hello Bob, I must say that your channel and Les Strouds' content are the absolute best of what comes across for my liking. What would be amazing to witness is yourself and Les join each other for an episode or two. As always great content! And thank you.

[viorelhelesteu]

As one of your few Romanian subcribers, I am now thrilled that the worst thing I could encounter whilst traversing my homeland's forests is no longer a brown bear.

[GeantVelu]

I'm pausing X-Files for this. That's how special your videos are, Bob ;)

[BirboBirbums]

The spinal column isn't weird. It actually happens really frequently with elk and stag carcasses. A predator just needs to leave the back ridge mostly intact, and the bugs will take care of the rest, but the connections will often not fully break between the bones.

[I_am_Kyle_Tetley]

Love how frequent your videos are getting. Thanks, Bob!

[liammoodyfilms]

Les Stroud is the goat of outdoor survivalist and personalities. The only one to ever feel real and connected.

[illegaltuna]

It’s always a good day when a new Bob Gymlan video drops

[AnalogTrash]

Bob, I've been a fan of yours for so long now I literally said "Oh, the snakes!" where you spoke of Bigfoot possibly using strange markings in nature, just before you mentioned them being found tied in knots on a branch. Made me chuckle lol

[micahvanness]

The apple footage looks like the apple fell, hit the bouncing limb on the way down, and then the camera catches it as it bounces off of another branch right below frame.

[jimbobshambles]

I’ve been a Les Stroud fan since 2000 and a Bigfoot fan since I was a kid so when those two worlds collided I was overjoyed!

[rachb]

I'm so happy to get a notification if it's to do with you! Happy Christmas, Bob, and keep up the amazing work. Love ya!