These shares involve grunting, growling, and heavy non-human vocalizations—sounds witnesses describe as animal-like but wrong for known wildlife.
Common threads are close-range audio, fear at night, and animals or people reacting to the sound. Browse these shares if you want growls and grunts at the center of the story.
Alaskan park hosts leave their jobs after encountering a Hairy Man 20 years ago. HERE IS THE VIDEO I mentioned of the dentist Keithie6 who recorded the Sasquatch screaming and throwing objects next to him while he was looking for metal.
This share is from Cheryl who was picking mushrooms with her group of retired friends last year near the Alaska Speedway. Instead of sharing mushrooms, a Hairy Man showed aggression against these three senior ladies who were clearly no threat. As typical with aftereffects of such encounters, Chery and her friends no longer hunt for mushrooms, which is something they very much enjoyed together.
A bush pilot shares another experience from remote Alaska west of Illiamna Lake.
John shared a very sad day along the Susitna River in Fall of 2021. This is another horrific story involving someone's dog, and how Sasquatch seem to use our love for them against us.
Eric shares his experience that occurred in 1987 northwest of Talkeetna while working on a survey project.
In 2005, an elder shared with me around the campfire this incident that took place in the late 1960s around the Kvichak River. As the elders would tell us, don't go in the woods alone, and don't whistle.
Craig and John were on a caribou hunt where they had a terrifying experience.
Tom and Mary shared their fish camp encounter that occurred on the shore of Nushagak Bay.
Paul and James, two of my cousins, had this encounter back in 2007 at Harris Creek. These two cousins were with me during the Nushagak River Ambush encounter only a few weeks prior to this.
I share an experience by a photographer from June of 1999 at Nuyakuk Falls. He no longer does photography in Bristol Bay.
