Equipment Attack, Damage, or Theft

These shares involve equipment attacked, damaged, or stolen—gear, tools, vehicles, and camp kit interfered with in ways witnesses take as deliberate.

Common threads are missing or ruined gear, night harassment of property, and people who feel something is sending a message. Browse these shares if you want property-focused aggression beyond pure sightings.

In 1987, a father and son, John and John Jr., were working to finish a remote log cabin project in the interior of Alaska. Their labor was disrupted by an unseen entity that methodically sabotaged their equipment, including uprooting a generator shed and repeatedly banging on the cabin walls.

Travis and his wife moved to a 5-acre native allotment in the Copper River Valley, hoping to establish a homestead. The land featured an existing, un-finished log cabin. On their third day, they were targeted by entities that began with subtle rock-throwing and escalated to a direct, terrifying communication attempt—the wife, Bridget, heard the entity mentally commanding her to 'come over' to the treeline.

Approximately 3 years prior to 2026, two cousins, Jacob and his relative, embarked on a snowmachine expedition into the Chugach Mountains to collect beetle-kill firewood and set traps for marten and wolverine. While mapping out a clearing, the cousins were intercepted by a 10-foot-tall, dark, hulking entity standing between two trees. The entity’s presence was confirmed by a series of sharp, rhythmic 'whooping' vocalizations that circled their location, forcing the pair to flee.

In the winter of 2006/2007, a pilot named Brian and his partner Casey established a trapping partnership in the Chugach Mountains, flying a Piper Cub to deploy trap-lines for marten and wolverine. While conducting low-level aerial maneuvers to scout an open marshland meadow, Brian spotted a brownish-rusty colored figure standing motionless in the center of the clearing. Circling back for a closer look, the entity bolted into the tree line at extreme speed.

First, I give a quick update on Miss Carol, who lives in the Copper River Valley.  Next, a share from Jeff who had a flat tire off the side of the road in August of 2019 when he found himself having to deal with a hairy man.

Siblings Donnie and Becca were allowed to have a night of camping in a tent with their uncle's permission during a snowy night about ten years ago.  That night, they had an encounter with a hairy man who continued to harass them while they were in the tent.  Thanks to some of the village sled dogs who tracked them down, and then their uncle and some adults, they were safe.

A couple shares their experience while camping in the Copper River Valley.

Tommy and Alice share a terrifying story during a camping trip. When Tommy encountered two hair men while hunting moose, he hurried back to the cabin as they followed him, where they terrorized he and his wife.

Bernie recounts her terrible experience from 50 years ago while living alone with her dogs after the passing of her husband.

Joshua, his wife Candace, and his friend Tim shared their experience while camping during a float trip on the Maclaren River.

David shares his experience from 40 years ago, when he was 10 years old, while checking up on his grandfather's remote cabin with his uncle.  At the cabin, they were surrounded by sasquatch terrorizing them as his uncle fended them off during the night.  In the past, his grandfather (his uncle's father) told them about the issues he had with the sasquatch and why he never enjoyed his time at the cabin.

Samuel shares an encounter from 1969 when running a skiff at the Red Devil mine off the Kuskokwim River.

Charles shares his experience from inheriting a cabin from his uncle.  His uncle didn't go to the property often because of the "wild man in the woods", who became a problem for Charles.  He left the property and hasn't returned.

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