These shares involve multiple witnesses—more than one person sees, hears, or experiences the event, so the report is not a lone account.
Common threads are groups who compare notes and corroborate details. Browse these shares if you want multi-person confirmation in the story.
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.
Sonny Grant, a Tlingit elder of the Wolf Clan from Juneau, shares deep ancestral knowledge regarding the 'Cannibal Giant'—a figure synonymous with the Sasquatch/Hairy Man. Sonny recounts stories passed down through generations in Haines, Cake, and Juneau of these entities capturing and consuming children left out past dark.
In 1984, an avid fisherman named John was driving the McCarthy Road toward a small lake north of McCarthy. While fishing a roadside tributary, John was repeatedly targeted by stones thrown from the dense alder brush—projectiles thrown with such force they shattered against the water's surface. Intrigued and slightly annoyed, John attempted to investigate but encountered only eerie silence.
Seven years prior to 2025, a couple named Craig and Marcy took their 12-year-old son Daniel to a family cabin located deep in the wilderness beyond the Willow/Big Lake corridor. While clearing their access trail, they encountered two separate pairs of hikers warning of a 'strange man in a fur coat' stalking the perimeter of the muskeg. During the build, they suffered repeated disturbances, including a jingle bell toy being snatched and thrown and heavy thumping on the cabin walls.
An interview with Mike who shares an incident from thirty years ago while staying in a cabin before helping search for a missing classmate the next morning (he was never found). The audio in this video is muffled, but it gets better, and the close caption is able to decipher well.
An interview with Sonny Grant from Juneau, who shares two of his encounters.
Brothers Bruce and David 25 years ago were working on fixing up their Uppa's cabin after he passed. While scouting for a good hunting spot, they came in contact with a hairy man who ended up following them back to the cabin, where it continued to terrorize them.
In 1982, Paul and his son Alec, who was ten years old, were on a hunting and fishing trip when they came across a hairy man. As Paul navigated Alec and himself down the trail back to the cabin, they were followed. Once back at the cabin and inside, they were terrorized all night.
Samuel and his son had an experience together encountering a hairy man on the banks of the river while on a skiff.
Stewart and Cliff, both from out of state, share their experience from 2016 while trout fishing in a remote area.
Tyler recounts a terrifying account by his father from 1946 during a mining operation off the then-Fortymile Rd. The crew was subject to the full gammit of harassment, including the bushmen throwing a head of a caribou with horns ripped off onto their campsite, followed by a hindquarters.
The crew ended up abandoning camp and leaving the operation.
Julius was snowmobiling with friends about seven years ago when he had an encounter after his snowmobile cut off.
A terrifying share from Kirk. While he was camping with his wife and young daughter at their cabin, a hairy man terrorized them until they were able to make it back to their skiff.
