Home Encounter

These shares involve home encounters—activity aimed at the residence, yard, or permanent living place rather than a one-night camp.

Common threads are repeated visits, windows and doors, and people who cannot simply "leave the trail." Browse these shares if you want domestic, homestead, and village-home pressure.

Jacob shares his terrifying experience from 30 years ago that shattered his dream of building his retirement cabin over a period of 5 years.

This nightmare encounter happened to a trapper in 1984 in remote Alaska near the Yukon Delta. This is another story among thousands where aggressive Sasquatches terrorize someone in a remote cabin they could easily enter and have their way with the human prey, yet don't.

Former cabin builder Jeff shares his story about encountering The Hairy Man while building a remote cabin for a wealthy client.  He experienced this encounter with an assistant named Art, a native gentleman from up north who had a previous encounter of his own with The Hairy Man.

This encounter shared by former Alaskan Don is one of the saddest I've recounted so far on this channel, especially for dog lovers.  This story also supports the case that The Hairy Man is no friend of ours, and as recounted in stories all over, they have a real disdain for man's best friend.

A terrifying encounter for Monica and her two kids in a remote lodge in the Wood-Tikchik State Park.

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 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.

I share an experience from the summer of 1994 up the Nushagak River involving myself and three others.

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