Vocals or Jibberish

These shares involve vocals or jibberish—non-scream language-like noise, chatter, and unintelligible talk from the dark timber.

Common threads are conversation-like audio without clear words. Browse these shares if you want vocalization beyond pure screams and growls.

In this expansive field exploration of the Knik Glacier valley, Fred and his local guest, Ryan, navigate the treacherous, silt-laden river channels to reach high-altitude crystal harvesting sites. While traversing the open muskeg and willow thickets, the team discovers intense evidence of Sasquatch activity, including localized tree-snapping and heavily marked game trails. Ryan details a harrowing personal encounter where he was systematically stalked for over a mile by an unseen entity that refused to give up its parallel path despite clear wind-scenting.

In the summer of 2019, two retired medical consultants, Candace and Michael, embarked on a 30-foot boat excursion from Seward, Alaska, with friends. Seeking shelter from an incoming coastal storm, they anchored in a protected bay. During the early morning hours, the group was jolted awake by a terrifying, high-pitched air-raid siren-style shriek emanating from the nearby forest. Assuming a hiker or camper was in distress, Michael and the boat owner, Spencer, deployed a small runabout to investigate.

In 1987, a Bristol Bay native named Joseph took two younger cousins from out-of-state to the northern shore of Togiak Lake on a skiff. While the boys cast from a shoreline grassy spit, Joseph stood guard with a shotgun, hearing a crisp, human-like whistle from the brush. Thinking it was a local, he shouted out, receiving no response. Moments later, the intense sensation of surveillance returned; Joseph spotted dark, shifting movement within the tall grass.

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

Alaska newbies Michael and Courtney share their experience while hiking Hunter Creek when they encountered a sasquatch who was stalking them at their camp site.  As they were retreating, Michael badly hurt his knee, compounding the stress of the situation.

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

Edwin shares his experience from about four or five years ago when he was exploring Alaska off Snake Lake Rd with a few fellow fishermen from work.  Chaos ensued as his friends realized what they were seeing and were trying to get Edwin to get in the car to leave, but the sasquatch seemed to have had him in some sort of trance.

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.

Eight years ago on a halibut fishing trip, Clifford and Denise had an encounter while hiking to pass time to wait out a storm front.

Grandma Jerry and Grandpa George had a terrifying hiking experience at the Resurrection Trail with the three of their grandchildren.

George's experience was later confirmed by a neighbor who previously had a sasquatch encounter.  Unfortunately, George and Jerry no longer hike the Resurrection Trail, where they've hiked together for many years.

Steven, an avid hunter, joined his pilot friend on a multi-week hunting trip in the Brooks Range.

A share from Brad about his terrifying encounter that took place about a decade ago while riding his dirt bike.

In memory of Tom, co-host of the "Creek Devil" channel. 

Dillon, Christina, and their dog Rizzo had an experience while on a vacation near the Yukon River.  Rizzo was trying to alert them of what they initially thought was a bear.  This incident caused them to leave Alaska.

A share from Judy, now an elder, of an incident that took place in 1996 during a hunting party with five family members.

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