These shares involve cabins and cabin projects—remote log places, inherited structures, and getaways where something outside, at the walls, or in the dark around the building will not leave people alone.
Common threads are fixed shelters, nights under siege, repairs interrupted, and families or work crews who expected quiet bush time. Browse these shares if you want cabin-centered harassment, not only trail sightings.
A terrifying encounter for Monica and her two kids in a remote lodge in the Wood-Tikchik State Park.
I share an encounter from my cousin Nicholai and a few other relatives that happened on the Nuyakuk River.
I recount a story from Brandon, a winter caretaker for a remote fishing lodge in the Bristol Bay area. As these encounters often do, Brandon's easy winter job was ruined and he no longer comes to Alaska.
I share an encounter I had with a hunting guide and his client who was looking to bag a Hairy Man after an experience he had years prior. Spoiler alert: he changed his mind.
This is a brief experience I had in early Summer of 1994 on Huckleberry Island in Lake Aleknagik.
I share an encounter from mid-winter of 1982 by Johnathan, who was trapping with his brother James near Lake Illiamna, Alaska's largest lake. Johnathan nor his brother ever returned to the area.
