Cabin Fever or Delusional? Mysterious Sounds at Remote Alaska Cabin

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@arlawilliams8266 6 месяцев назад

I have just recently found you on RU-vid. I have known about the Bigfoot since I was 6 and my grandmother began to teach me about them. I am now 74. It definitely sounds like what they do.I would be happy to talk with you if you like. I am so enjoying your videos. Something I wanted to do when I was younger. Thank you for sharing your journey. Arla

@tracymorrison1584 2 года назад

trail cams around the cabin will help identify what "creature" is coming around. Have a horn or mega- phone handy; the louder you are will lessen the presence of things coming near your home. The megaphone is extremely loud and will not only alarm whatever it is but will make you more scary to whatever is stalking the area.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

Around the cabin (or on the cabin) will be security cameras. Just past the tree line I will put many trail cams too. I don't have a mega phone but I do have air horns around the cabin. There is nothing more terrifying than "accidentally" activating the air horn in the absolute silence of my property. About gave me a heart attack! :-)

@gracieg7601 2 года назад

It sounds like you have maybe a juvenile big foot bugging you. Lol but if you put some apples or food of something like that you maybe able to get foot sprints or a pic on a trial camera. We do know a big foot thsts very aware will spot a camera and avoid it but you could get lucky. My friend in Colorsdo got a pic of the eyes snd brow ridge up close on his trial camera. He said he’s had them out gif so long thst this one was like ok here I am. What you gonna do about it? But it’s a super upclose pic. It’s just the eyes and the brow ridge. Then there’s another of it walking away a hood distance. So it availed the camera for another good pic. He posts his really good info in a private video page on his channel. He doesn’t want any crazies stomping around. He’s been getting a pic here of there for years. So this Sasquatch family is use to him. They don’t touch his motor home or anything cause he’s in the flat part if the ranch he lives in in a brand new motor home he just bought 2 yrs ago. The mountains are about 1 mile away from where he’s parked it. He has lived on this ranch for about 20 yrs or so.

@craigferrieri8282 Год назад

Wolverine track forsure and I’d say fox or coyote for the bird sound

@Andreas683 Год назад

@@craigferrieri8282 Yes I would say the same or Lynx

@stevestewart007 2 года назад

Embrace the eery sounds of Alaska. Snow coming off trees in the woods, off your roof, trees cracking and popping due to heat changes, etc. are likely your problem. Noticed you have an oil tank, and the metal in the oil tanks pop and makes loud clanging noises. The loud bird at night that can sound like many other animals is the OWL. Owls don't just "hoot". Don't freak yourself out; the sounds are natural. As to the "footprint", it likely is not a single foot print, but a hunkered down animal - like a hare or something else. Don't let the "Bigfoot" tales worry you. I've lived in AK for 40 years.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

Hello there fellow Alaskan! I hear you! So far I have been able to explain many of the sounds I have heard. Some thanks to my viewers. I think the natural causes of the noises is far more interesting. I don't ever immediately assume a strange noise is supernatural. I have to see it to believe it! Mother nature has her magic that is real. I definitely have horned owls on my property! The owls actually make me feel safe. Tracks in winter are most likely distorted from wind, melt or additional snowfall. But I have see bear tracks recently. Thank you Eve! :-)

@brianmarek6159 2 года назад

They are not tales, just bcuz you haven't seen one doesn't mean they don't exist. In fact the state of Ohio is the only state 2 truly acknowledge their presence. The DNR (Department of Natural Resources) of Ohio has put out a whole series of videos talking about these creatures bcuz Of the large population of them in that state & in all their State Parks, etc.

@justasub 2 года назад

As a 56 yo woman from Massachusetts who LOVES being out in nature, I think you are blessed beyond all that is!! Your location and experiences are envied!! I have so much respect for your decision to live your life on your terms! 🙏 A Sasquatch would simply add to the list of gifts you're surrounded by. Enjoy!! I'm looking forward to your next video ☺️

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

Just being out in nature at all is life changing! I just chose to go really extreme! LOL! I think everyone should live their dream life even if that dream has nothing to do with nature! Massachusetts is beautiful country! If a Sasquatch live on my property or near it, I am ok with that. two generations of families have lived in this cabin. That would mean a live and let live Sasquatch! If they think they can just annoy me with pinging my wood stove chimney just wait until I find out where they live! Thank you so much for the compliments! :-)

@j.chriswatson6847 2 года назад

I'm married to a Bigfoot devotee. She grew up billygoating the woods of Mt. St. Helen's and Gifford Pinchot Forest. She has the stories, clothes, coffee, and TOOOO many hours of movies and documentaries on the subject. I have had an immersive education on the subject due to my status as a captive audience. She would LOVE spending time up at your property.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

So what you are saying is date night is usually watching reruns of Sasquatch documentaries? Please tell me she has a Yeti cooler!! 🤣

@j.chriswatson6847 2 года назад

@@AloneinRemoteAlaska Pretty much. And nope, no Yeti. We ate Igloo tried and true. Lol

@stevezeppieri 2 года назад

You’re slowly becoming one of my favorites. I am binging this channel way too hard. I’m setting myself up for disappointment shortly When I’m all caught up. I will take comfort in knowing that there’s much more to come. Thanks for the entertainment

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

Ahhh thank you Steve! I’m trying to do two videos a week but that’s been kind of hard. Always on Thursdays (except last week sorry) and more of an off topic one on Sundays. At least a RU-vid SHORT on Sunday or a community post! Thank you so much for binge watching my channel! It is very much appreciated! :-)

@stevezeppieri 2 года назад

@@AloneinRemoteAlaska Don’t drive yourself crazy, I don’t want you to burn out. I know maintaining a “schedule” is important but we’re not going anywhere ☺️.

@hollyd7554 2 года назад

Love your videos. I started with one and couldn't stop! Will keep watching every single one! You are brave, smart and determined! Please be careful. Long way to go if you get hurt. And watch after the pup!

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

Thank you so much Holly! And I am very sorry for responding so late too! And thank you kindly for the compliments! Kenai and I protect each other! :-)

@tracymorrison1584 2 года назад

outdoor solar lights/security lights will also deter things from coming near the cabin.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

I have a couple now but need to add a few more. Security cameras will have spot lights on them as well. Thank you!

@steveduval3732 2 года назад

Ok, your story is intriguing., i live deep in the woods in Emida Idaho. Seen very stange explosions of light that take place and have seen on three different ocasions orbs of light at the forest line. My property was logged 25 years ago. Have seen the tall grass move as if something was walking through it but nothing there. Have seen branches of trees bend like something is pulling on them but nothing is there. I dont worry about it i am aware of it. Something other than humans share our planet.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

Well that sent some chills down my spine! I believe that the further you get from the “distractions” of city life, the more you “see”. Doesn’t have to be paranormal activity just because it cant be explained. Like I am just so amazed at how much wildlife surrounds me and that creates sounds I have never heard before! Have I seen orbs? oh yeah! I don’t have tall grasses but I can see into the forest and even on a still night, its moving. Mother Nature is real. More so out here! 😁

@BuckeyeBigfoot 2 года назад

Hmm. Keep your eyes open! I have had more than a few encounters sent in to the channel by people from Alaska! LOVE this channel, by the way!

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

Hey finally! A bigfoot channel! I subbed! I had watched Les Stroud's videos on Big Foot but I always enjoy what he releases from his channel. He said he became interested in Bigfoot when he did his Survivorman show in Alaska but he never did his bigfoot series in Alaska! As for me, I remain skeptical. I am definitely a must see it to believe it kind of gal BUT I am still open to the possibility! Anyway thank you so much for views, comments and the compliment! I will be checking out some of your videos! :-)

@suesmith776 2 года назад

I love buckeye Bigfoot! I like to watch anything that has to do with Bigfoot. So I found this quite interesting! So respectful of the fact that you would be on your own in remote Alaska!

@christinaivers323 2 года назад

Hi Nance took your advice and I am watching alone thanks for the recommendation

@brianmarek6159 2 года назад

Thx Nance 4 the referral, I'm watching 2 & subbed.

@nobodyuknow6585 2 года назад

My husband is very excited that you may be having visits from a Big Foot. He watches all sorts of You Tube shows where people have seen tracks that are unexplained and things like that. He is very intrigued with them.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

He has probably already seen Survivorman/Les Stroud's series on Big Foot? I enjoyed that series! But I have a lot of respect for Les Stroud. Especially after starting my own RU-vid channel and having to film myself! 😁

@maryleung1425 2 года назад

Do not engage with sasquatch ....they want to be left alone ....however they can ...""Mark you "" .. or attach themselves psychically .... so thats why its good not to engage with them ... ...so dont feed them ...some people habituate them treat them like a pet .....they are at the top of the food chain ....and outclass us humans in every way ....

@carolschreffler5112 2 года назад

Greetings from Ohio. You are an excellent speaker. I could listen to you all day. I don’t have any answers for your questions. I can’t wait for your construction to begin. I am also excited about meeting your son.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

Thank you so much Carol! Never had anyone say that to me before except you 😁I can't wait for the construction to be over! I don't know how this will interfere with my work or even doing RU-vid. But either way, it's going to be busy here for a few months! And it will be so nice to see my son again! Maybe even convince him to move to Alaska. He would be an Anchorage kind of kid though! 😉He does know that he will have to be in my video's though!

@tonandmarc 2 года назад

your journey is a joy to watch. thanks for sharing.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

I am so glad you are enjoying the channel! A lot more craziness planned for the future! Thank you for watching and commenting! 😁

@julieinak 2 года назад

When you live remotely with that much snow, you need to plow it after every 4 to 6 inch snow fall. His plow was barely adequate in that much snow. Winter is more bearable and a heck of a lot safer in event of a fire or medical emergency for human or pet. Things to set up for next winter. Enjoy spring! Soon, I hope?

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

Oh yeah absolutely! He plowed about 5-6 snowstorms worth of snow! But I don't have a way to plow the snow yet. I did warn him to see if he wanted to reschedule :-) I will remedy that this year! Thank you Julie! :-)

@ebg100 5 месяцев назад

I would talk with Indigenous people in your area and listen to any stories and advice they may have to offer. That would be an interesting video! :) Thank you for hard work in making video's for us, I like your channel and subscribed. Just found it today.

@robertdoyle240 2 года назад

Hi good to be on your channel heard from you on buckeye Bigfoot

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

I love her channel! And it seems I owe her big time! Thank you so much for watching and commenting Robert! :-)

@stevet8121 2 года назад

A friend and I were hiking in a designated Wilderness in northern California one late winter when we came across very fresh Bigfoot tracks in the snow. Absolutely no doubt about what we saw. We were a couple miles from any designated trail. I'm pretty sure you have one. Everything you describe with the noises is consistent with what I've heard elsewhere. I think you're blessed.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

I know that many believe in Big Foot but it seems to be somewhat divided on if it’s an aggressive or passive animal. I think it’s neither (or both.) Bears are rarely aggressive and rarely passive. They just do their thing to survive. Big Foot would have to be the same. Maybe there is one (or more) in my area and if so, there isn’t really anything I can do about it. If a big foot is simply throwing pine cones and toppling wood being tricksters then they better never hope I find their cabin! 😉

@brianmarek6159 2 года назад

@@AloneinRemoteAlaska they are just like ppl, you have good ones & bad ones. Let's hope it's a good one.

@evan4905 2 года назад

Your experiences certainly point to the presence of sasquatch on your property. The fact that your cabin was vacant for many years prior to your arrival is what convinced me. Whatever you do, I would not acknowledge them since their current behavior seems to be harmless. Acknowledging them may indicate that the "game" is on. Listen to Sasquatch Chronicles podcast---lots of good info there.

@homefult9427 2 года назад

AND!! I hope to keep up with your videos. TAKE CARE!!!

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

I hope to see you in the comments often! Thank you! :-)

@beachrose88 2 года назад

Oh they night sky you must see. I was always alerted when Orion constellation appeared in sky. Preparing alot for winter

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

The night sky I see here really makes me feel insignificant. The amount of stars you can see with no light pollution is amazing! And the Northern Lights! WOW! :-)

@joaquincapiro8919 2 года назад

Hi from Miami, Florida! Nance from Buckeye Bigfoot told us about you. As always, she was right on the money! Love your vid! Keep up the good work and the postings! 🌞🌞🌞

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

I really owe her big time! Thank you so much Joaquin! :-)

@1957HorseCrazyWoman 2 года назад

You'll be lucky to have a sasquach visit you. They will look after you against wolves and bears. Treat them well and they will look after you.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

I think trying to live in peace with them is the route I would choose. Thank you so much for watching and commenting! :-)

@ezl8002 2 года назад

@@AloneinRemoteAlaska Go on RU-vid and listen to Steve's "How to Hunt" emails that he presents to his listeners. A Sasquatch has been know to imitate Owls, Crows, Ravens, Dogs, even People and just about any other sound. They like to be left alone and will let you know they are around. Leave a bag of apples as a piece offering and recognition that you mean them no harm.

@meredith9866 2 года назад

Leaving food is not a good idea. Offerings of tobacco and sweet grass are safer. Trinkets, crystals, or interesting items are often traded. Find a stump or rock and leave an item. Steve at How to Hunt on You Tube reads emails sent in about encounters and sightings. He has useful videos especially the ones sent in from “The Owl Man”. Wes at Sasquatch Chronicles has a soft, kind touch with the many interviews he conducts. Nanc at Buckeye Bigfoot has a lovely voice for narrating emails and stories. There are literally thousands of reported sightings between these two men and Nance. Orbs are a very common occurrence with Sasquatch activity. BTW, avoid shooting them if possible, you probably won’t take it down. And his buddy in the trees won’t be happy. I’m new, love your vids, great information, awesome lifestyle.

@ouroffgridalaskanlife3998 2 года назад

Sasquatch? Our neighbors swear they have seen it. I know. It's weird, but when we were at the property this weekend, I swear I saw it about 100 yards out in the trees watching me on the trail.. Idk???

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

I've been watching Survivormans Bigfoor series and even he is skeptical but has a hard time explaining a lot of things.He has probably seen some crazy stuff. He does mention Alaska to! When he was filming the episode in Alaska he points out times he had to stop and just stare into the trees! :-)

@jodifesler6712 2 года назад

I love the comments from the one man with the videos of the deer barking that was very cool. I had never seen that before

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

LOL yeah I was shocked when I heard that too! I had no idea! It's good to know now. :-)

@soldier-Dave 2 года назад

Am I first to view! Great video! have you got a Sasquatch wandering around/ throwing stuff! Dave uk 🇬🇧🇬🇧

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

HA! Congratulations! You are first to comment! You win being able to view all the rest of my video's uninterrupted! Woohoo 😁 And for the record (since this is the first comment) I believe in Sasquatch/Big Foot! 😉 Thank you Dave! And welcome from the UK! So cool!

@janicelucas8561 2 года назад

I'm sure our minds play tricks on us!! I don't mind some SOLITUDE not sure I could as much as u r doing!! Kudos 2 u. Stay safe

@ScottysBackYardBBQ 2 года назад

beautiful place. lots of big stuff there

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

It certainly is and if there is one thing that Alaska is known for, is that everything is bigger! Well maybe not the butter burgers!! 🤣

@lr6844 Год назад

Sounds can travel hundreds of miles at night in the super cold air you experience in Alaska; you may have actually heard a glacier or iceberg calving. Trees and even lightening in that frigid cold will sound eerry at times. Hope by now, you are more comfortable with these sounds and have figured out who or what made those tracks ! Take care.

@XxWolf_Lov4rxX 2 года назад

you got a Sabe sweety, I've seen em, smelled em, heard em, MANY TIME from 6 years to now 60.. tell em you leave me, dog ,and place alone , and I'll leave you alone. GOD LOVES US ALL.🌷👋😁 RESPECT WHAT YOUR DOING LADY... YOUR A ROCK🙏😊🌷🌷🌷🌷

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

I believe that if one does exist, living next to each other in peace if preferable to feuding. Thank you so much for watching and commenting! And thank you kindly for the compliments! :-)

@alaskahermithomesteader9549 2 года назад

The sounds you here from your cabin is that it is starting to warm up. Likewise when it gets cold. My cabin is creeping and roof is popping but it is just materials expanding. No clue what you are smelling..outside could it possibly be a lynx cause they can at times screen almost like a human.great vid. I love the way you opened it up. Wish I knew how to do that lol. Stay warm and safe.

@Chris_at_Home 2 года назад

Our house makes some loud noises from the foundation and wood temperature changes . Our cabin is the same way. When I lived there alone and didn’t see others for a few weeks I think every little noise would peak my interest.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

I do hear many sounds of wood creaking and settling. I actually kind of like those noises! As long as nothing breaks! I would very much love to see a lynx though! I haven't seen any lynx tracks recently though. Beautiful animals! I use Shotcut as my editing software! Its 100% free. RU-vid has many tutorials on how to use it for beginners to experts! Thankfully they are "step by step" videos! It's easy to use software! I had never edited a video prior to 4 months ago when I started this channel! You may just be surprised how easy (and addictive) it is! 😁

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

@@Chris_at_Home That's exactly what happens to me! Kenai and I will both slowly creep over to the sounds and just stare 😳

@alaskahermithomesteader9549 2 года назад

@@AloneinRemoteAlaska I will give it a look. Thanks.

@jamesaigler285 2 года назад

Hello again Alone. Earlier this morning I showed my parents some of your videos.yes,they praised you for your efforts,courage, and spirit.I hadn't watched this post yet.thank you and good luck

@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад

Well thank you so much for sharing my channel James! I really do appreciate that! Thank you so much! 🧡🤗💚

@danielcreppel5760 2 года назад

This is my first of your videos. I'll be watching more stay safe and warm. From your new friend in Louisiana.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

Well hello there Daniel. Thank you so much! :-)

@ZarpeParadise 2 года назад

You funny girl!! Your filming angles are exceptional! Clever and creative. You're my new hero now. Guts girl, pure guts AND grit. And they called me crazy!? I had to tell my sister in Florida about you. She was speechless. Love your adventurous spirit! Hammer on!💕 (No opinions about the noises and smells except I hope you keep a journal and get loads of security cameras set up for your peace of mind and pleasure) Peace! And always pack that heat.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

HA! A journal! I never even thought of that! But I did think about security cameras and game trail cameras. Both will be happening this year for sure! I have heard things outside that obviously wont walk in front of my window and introduce themselves and find myself pressing my ear against the logs cabin wall. Probably looks pretty dorky.🤣 But security cameras will fix that. A coworker of mine in Colorado said I may not want to see everything outside my cabin at night though!😳 He just had to say that didn't he!! Teri, I really appreciate your comments and spreading the word about my channel! Hammer on!! Thank you so much!😁

@ZarpeParadise 2 года назад

@@AloneinRemoteAlaska agreed, not knowing might work for some but we want to know up front what we're up against. Someone turned off my security lights. I thought it was a short from the rain until no one could come and fix it for weeks so I, myself, investigated and the switch in the box had been turned off. You will learn so much about plumbing and stuff you never knew you didn't want to know but you must learn and embrace it. YOU KNOW! Ha!!Kudos to you Brave Soul!

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

Someone turned off the security lights? I am trying to use as little plumbing as possible. But construction and building! Oh yeah! And love to garden! Thank you Teri! :-)

@brendakilberg5727 2 года назад

Great video! The noises around your cabin reminds me when we hear weird funky noises in our old Volksie van, we just crank up some 70's rock and roll 😂 ..unless the horn starts blaring for no reason ... but that's another story haha. So glad you have a dog and pack a 'behave' everywhere. You're surrounded by vast incredible wilderness and it's definitely a mysterious place! Looking forward to seeing your reno/building plans unfold. Take good care. ✌

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

Thank you Brenda! I have been known to crank up some Charlie Crockett and its amazing how those other sounds just disappear right?! The horn thing with you too! Thought that just happens to me! 🤣 I love the “behave”! I’m going to have to steal that from you! 😉 I hope you stick around! The new roof and extras will be so nice and I plan to video it all! 😁

@brendakilberg5727 2 года назад

I'm here to stay and will be tagging along on your journey! Thanks again for sharing it with us ☮

@Set-Apart-By-Grace 2 года назад

One of my first thoughts with you living in the remote wilderness was if you'd encounter a Sasquatch. I have not had an experience, but I do believe they are out there...there are just too many encounter stories, and from fearless men, brought to tears just over the recalling. I hear they are especially drawn to women....and you are alone. .....and, I hear, they don't like dogs. If you are a believer in Christ, pray for protection... I am happy you are on this wonderful life adventure, though....it's been fun catching up! You are getting pretty good at filming, and editing! Thank you for bringing us along :)

@bettywoodcock7743 2 года назад

Just started binge watching your videos. I’m hooked and living vicariously through you! I have always.been fascinated by life in remote Alaska. But I am 62 yrs old and still working as a comptroller for an auto group. My husband of 42 yrs is more of a beach bum so I probably won’t ever see Alaska. But thank you for sharing your adventures!

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

Hello Betty! I think I am a bit late in responding to you :-) It would be a honor to have you along for my journey here! You wont even have to shovel snow!! LOL :-) You should at least take an Alaskan cruise once! You may change his mind! Thank you so much Betty! :-)

@ashleyanderson2859 2 года назад

There are plants known to produce strong smells. Including the western skunk cabbage which is found in Alaska. Decomposing vegetation can also cause strong odors as well. A few trail cams places at key points can help answer some of your questions. Even the chimney chime might be answered with a trail cam. If all else fails just consider it paranormal activity's and go on about your day😁. Good to hear from you again stay safe!

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

Trail cameras will definitely be added to the "must buy" list this year! I was going to put a security camera on the chimney to watch for chimney fires so hopefully that will capture something. Although I have watched RU-vid videos on "strange things" caught on security/trail cameras. Maybe I don't want to know! 🤣 I did read up on skunk cabbage! The Alaska DNR website had a few links about that. I had no idea! But luckily I do not have any on my property! But I wouldn't put it past that darn squirrel to plant a few! 🤨

@ashleyanderson2859 2 года назад

@@AloneinRemoteAlaska we wouldn't want life to get boring would we!! On a remote camp out at the moment 🙂

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

@@ashleyanderson2859 oooooo hope you are having an awesome time out there! 😁

@ashleyanderson2859 2 года назад

@@AloneinRemoteAlaska oh yes. No electricity. With my youngest son 😊

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

Very cool! No electricity is the best way to "get a way"! Just sit and listen! Well that and eat some great food! 😁

@Tnfsrs 2 года назад

Sometimes we get wired noises in our cabin too. Upon further investigation we find it’s just Maty snoring 💤. Keep the videos coming, blessings to you and Kenai.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

HA! 🤣 Maty snoring is adorable though! 🤣 Thank you David!! 😁

@Dee-1969 2 года назад

I have had them on 2 different properties in 2 different states since 2014. While the sounds you hear are different from where I live, these creatures are deeply tied to a routine. I hear the same type stuff around the same time every night. Also, they owl called to eachother around my house in Arkansas, here in Oklahoma they dont. But me calling to the woods when I bought the okla house is what got them to take notice of me. Once they know that you know about them, it's on. They enjoy when you just sit outside and talk towards the woods to them. I sing to them a lot when I'm outside doing chores. They seem to like that too. A single stick break is from what I gather to mean, hey we're here. Congratulations on your adventures and stay safe and warm!

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

Very good to know others have experienced the same. I do go outside and talk to the woods. However if I started singing, that could end up badly! :-) Thank you so much for watching and commenting! :-)

@MTHomestead 2 года назад

The words that comes to mind is "That's a Lot of Snow" new to your channel and thanks for sharing. Look forward to watching more..God Bless!

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

Yeah it's more snow than I have ever seen! Is it weird that I really like it though? Thank you so much for commenting and watching more videos! I really do appreciate that a lot! 😁

@jimgree 2 года назад

Big foot kitten throwing rocks on the roof, and maybe tree knocks. Your not alone for sure.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

I may not be alone but you may be the only one thinking its a Big Foot Kitten. Just my opinion 🤣A Big Foot kitten throwing rocks! I have to get that on video someday! 😁

@TheGnomestead 2 года назад

Oh and lynx will make the strangest noises. Scare the crap outa ya. Welcome to Alaska 😁

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

I will watch some video about Lynx noises. Commenter Ibislife sent a couple links that were very interesting too. I guess none of us ex-city slickers know what noises wild animals really make! 😁

@TheGnomestead 2 года назад

@@AloneinRemoteAlaska Cheechako! You graduated You shush that city slicker nonsense We lived it then even dreaming anyway ey? 😉

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

@@TheGnomestead So true! Thank you Gnomie! Really is good to see you back! 😉

@calxtra5361 2 года назад

Have subbed i got sent here by Nance at Buckeye Bigfoot I love the snowscape!

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

Isn’t Nance just the best! She didn’t even tell me she was going to do that! But I have to admit,I’m addicted to her channel now! Thank you so much! :-)

@Chancey464 2 года назад

Always listen/watch the behavior of your dog, their nose is exceptional. Cameras & motion lights would be good to have around your perimeter. And yes Sabe.

@ericschwepker2906 2 года назад

As for the footprints, You could have a bear walking around and the reason I say that is I watched a lot of hunting shows about bears and when a bear steps with the front foot and the backfoot comes up they tend to sometimes overload sometimes overlap making the print look in the print look more human like and there are a lot of times that the calls do not go into the dirt so it might look like a human footprint. And then my other side of the brain says you might have a sasquatch. I do not know exactly where you are located in Alaska but there is a thing called the Alaskan triangle where a lot of mysterious things happen.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

I completely understand that one! Makes sense! The bear and the Sasquatch! 😉 I do know about the Alaska Triangle and I do live in that. I have watched some videos about the triangle and yeah! Mysterious things indeed! But I’m not moving though 🤨

@BFTEgodswarrio5939 2 года назад

You're forgetting about the claws in the pictures there's no claw marks. When a bear steps it claws hook the ground and make claw indentation and not a one picture shows claw marks in the mud or dirt. Not a bear I've hunted bear not a bear track.

@bernadettesingh6148 2 года назад

I have been watching your videos and have followed your move to your remote property in Alaska. You are one brave woman. Excellent informative videos too 👌👏 With the sounds, try not to investigate too much! Imagination goes on overdrive 😳. I live alone and even in suburbia, the houses I’ve lived in, I hear strange noises that wake me up in the middle of the night. I put on “white noise” and immediately fall asleep. Your mind is your strongest protection. Telepathically say you respect it’s space and it needs to respect yours. Your home seems secure. That’s the main thing when living alone. You seem to be well prepared for any probabilities. I love my own company but I don’t think I could handle wearing a gun! Terrified of it. What is the meaning of Kenai? He is your guardian Angel. Keep safe and God bless, from Downunder (Sydney, Australia).

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

The various sounds I hear are numerous! I live in complete silence so I hear everything. No noise pollution except an occasional bush plane or distant chainsaw. It’s so quiet that I can hear the rushing roar of the river miles away. The noises never scare me. If its a row or raven making the noise fine. If it’s Big Foot or Alaskan Little people that’s fine too.😉 Besides the moose sightings or once the wolves start running through, I have never felt the need to run and hide. I just respect their space. And still go inside for a spell. 😁 I think, Bernadette, that if you lived out here, you might be terrified of not wearing a gun or at least some sort or protection. Kenai got his name because of my fascination with Alaska. It’s the name of a peninsula, a river and a town in Alaska. He is my guardian and my friend. It’s so cool to have viewers from around the world! Welcome from Australia! 😁

@ZarpeParadise 2 года назад

@@AloneinRemoteAlaska I thought it was Indian for "keen eye", gorgeous pup, looks like my beloved Max (his mom I brought with me to CR, Staffordshire Terrier)

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

Well Teri, I can totally see how you came up with that definition of his name! OMG the Staffordshire Terrier is a gorgeous dog! Loyal and teddy bears! :-)

@DesertRaven72 2 года назад

Hi my young friend. I just subscribed to your channel. I LOVE it! I am so proud of you for living your life and your dream as you want. You always have been an amazing young woman. I can't wait to watch all of your episodes. Love you.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

Thank you so much! Sorry it took so long to get back to you! Thank you for watching and commenting Iris! :-)

@zibabird 2 года назад

Interesting & informative. Thank you, shared.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

Thank you so much Ziba Bird! I really appreciate that! 😁

@sarensusanvansborg3361 2 года назад

Leave an apple up about 8 feet off the ground for the Forest People known as Sasquatch. If you make friends you will not be bothered. All the sounds, smells, footprints indicate hairy neighbors. They are curious about you also but know you are female and by yourself so they aren’t getting aggressive with you. They can mimic sounds of other animals. Looks like they are trying to make you curious enough to start asking questions. You have the potential to have a wonderful adventure that will expand your thinking, And will help potentially if you get in trouble. Practice your telepathy as that is how they communicate, called mind speak. Everybody can do it. It’s just that most believe they can’t so, don’t.Been there myself on a walk through Yosemite back country for about a 40 minute exchange as I was walking. The squatch saved my life from drowning in a deep forest pool later that same day. But I never saw it. They can phase out of our human site so as to not scare us. (As if that really would help?). They have a sense of humor and can retaliate in the same way. You leave them gifts they will leave their kinds of gifts. Keep us informed. No need for me to say be brave, you’ve already shown you’re brave. I applaud you for your change in lifestyle. I’m envious!

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

If a Sasquatch is on my property, I have to believe they are friendly. Or this cabin would have been abandoned. I hear what you are saying and will pay attention! During my research I have heard stories of Sasquatch saving lives if you are nice to them and retaliating if you are aggressive. I believe in “mind speak” though. I do it with Kenai all the time. If they have a sense of humor, then we will get along fine! Maybe have a snowball fight someday! And if they like throwing rocks at my cabin just wait until I find theirs! LOL! Great advise Sarensusan! Thank you so much! :-)

@richnusser6079 Год назад

Hey Alone, it does sound like you have the forest people in your area. They are for sure Real. I follow several channels that show them weekly. They are not big hairy monsters like they’ve been portrayed. The native Americans used to trade with them years ago. They can sense your personality and if you are a kind humble person they will be open to contact if that is something you would want possibly. Just fyi Love your Chanel your are the real deal.

@twobears1224 2 года назад

Glad you got plowed out..bears have diffrent shaped feet front and back..the back feet are shaped like human feet the front are round i,am falling asleep here so i,Il watch this again later and try to figure out you misterys. PS still waiting for the secret mouse trap video..hehe

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

Good memory twobears! Even if you where groggy watching the video! Ahhh did you wake up just to watch my video! 😊I promise to talk about my magical mouse "trap" when I do a review of my root cellar! 😁

@twobears1224 2 года назад

@@AloneinRemoteAlaska would it make you feel good and happier if I said I was sound asleep and the notification bell went off and my subconscious heard it and I wokeup to watch your video at 2:30am?? 😀

@twobears1224 2 года назад

@@AloneinRemoteAlaska so I have to wait till like June before I find out what your mouse trap is..??the suspense will kill me by then..uugggaaa!! I really need to wrap things up here and get to alaska..if it,s for no more then a long vacation to say i,ve been there and get a feel for the place..i,ve sat here all day looking off in the direction of ak and felt lost but with a direction to go too find home. :-(

@twobears1224 2 года назад

Really I was up at that time of night because I had ta pee..haha as I layed back down I checked my phone and saw you had posted a video.i enjoy you so much I watched it even tho I was falling asleep again .ok back to sleep it,s only 6am here.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

@@twobears1224 Ok that’s just too funny! 🤣 I will answer all three comments on this one if you don’t mind! I have been known to not go to bed in order to finish a video. I have also seen that once my video posts that it will automatically get 1-3 dislikes before the time it would take to watch the video. So there must be some people out there who wait anxiously for my videos to post 😁 Then there are subscribers like you that I can always count on to watch my videos to the end and comment! I also see you jump in and comment to other commenters too. Its really cool to see commenters interacting with each other. If you just happened to be up to take care of business or sprang out of bed because you got a notification from RU-vid matters not 🤣 And yes you will have to wait for the special mouse killer. It seems to be 100% proof so far, works on voles too and is ridiculously so simple that it will take me about 10 seconds to explain. HA! How’s that to build up the suspense huh??!! 😉

@tareesacarpenter3945 Год назад

Oh my gosh, 8 hours to dig out, shew! I live in that area also and Im so glad my driveway isn't that long, none the less, it still is long enough for a woman my age to be out digging out so I plan to buy a good heavy duty snow blower. Thank you for making these videos, I am learning lots of good stuff from your channel about living out there. I haven't spent an entire winter on my property yet but I am moving to it this next springtime, 2023. Thanks for the insight into what it will be like for me and some of the ideas for food and grocery supplies to think about. Awesome job!

@marypatten9655 2 года назад

oh yes know about cabin feaver. yours was not so bad. those who are totally snowed in all around have it the worst. thank you for tge video. we are in the desert and do not see much snow, if any, where we live. imagination ua a wonderful thing until it runs away with us. could be someone messing with you. God bless

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

I didn't really have cabin fever. I actually really enjoyed being trapped in my cabin! I prepared for that scenario. But I can see how it could effect some people. I guess the crazy city life I was in, it was nice for some peace and quiet! And if it is someone messing with me, they aren't going to appreciate me messing back! LOL :-) Thank you so much Mary! :-)

@chrisknudsen9331 2 года назад

the raven sound you where hearing at night, is 100% a fox. likely came across a carcass that other critters are at. it is typically a harass call, but the vixens also bark when looking for a mate

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

The pinned comment on this video has a link to fox sounds and I would have to agree it is fox too. :-)

@sewistnotsewer 2 года назад

Just discovered your channel and I'm making my way through your videos in order. Really enjoying your story and your adventures. It sounds like you might definitely have a Sasquatch on your property. I saw one once, when I was backpacking the Olympic Mountains in college. I never believed in them until then, but I have no doubt about what we saw.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

Thank you so much Alexandra! I really do appreciate that! I am more of a "see it to believe it" (Skeptic Believer). But one thing I never doubt, is when people claim they saw something! I love to listen to Buckeye Bigfoots channel because she reads stories that people send in to her of sightings from all over! Her channel is fun to kick back and listen too. You should send your story to her! Thank you! :-)

@Msherazade 2 года назад

New fan here. Love your videos- your humor, honesty, how thoughtful and well prepared you are. Half the things you go into would not have even occured to me. I just had to comment because this video gave me the creeps, those tracks definitely look "humanish" but also not. I would be scared with my mind wondering to all sorts of paranormal stuff (the other comments aren't helping imo). So glad you have a big dog and plenty of guns. Have you asked any other locals if they have similar weirdness? Stay safe, and good luck remodelling! Keep us up to date!

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

Well thank you so much MK! I am very happy you "enjoyed" the video but maybe not so much the comments! LOL :-) I made the video with no intentions of suggesting Sasquatch. Just noises and weird things that happen. Your mind does wander though. I mean you are way out here and you see or hear something so what could it possibly be? So far most everything has been explained (animal, weather, mother nature) but not everything. Kenai is a huge dog and I do have plenty of firepower if it came to that. But IF there was a Sasquatch I would rather live next to them than be at a constant war with them. I have not spoken to any locals about the weirdness yet. I can tell you that I do see orbs in the tree line. Just light orbs. One color. appear and disappear and floating around. Nothing scary but no clue what it could be. We don't have fireflies in Alaska and this is usually dead of winter time anyway. Thank you so much MK! Hope to see you in the comments again! :-)

@Sarah-xw2ff 2 месяца назад

In old legends, they say a sound you hear at a repeated time every night may mean that the ghost of a crime is being memorialized, because it occurred in the past at that time. But I think your chimney ping is likely the sound of a bird landing on his favorite roost. When I was a little girl, there was a small window next to my bed and I could look out and see the roof. More than once I looked out and saw an enormous owl or hawk sitting there, surveying the neighborhood and waiting for his evening meal to wander by. It's likely your home attracts some rodents so the owls like to visit.

@markallison88praiseandwors65 2 года назад

Great video. I love hearing what your experiences are. Big foot and moth man . 👉❤❤⚘⚘

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

And those are just the ones I care to admit on video....for now 😉 Not sure Mothman could handle the cold of Alaska but Big Foot sure could! 😁

@johninalaska9563 2 года назад

Good morning, Alone. The only thing I can come up with is, you do have cabin fever, lol. In Alaska, there are so many unexplained sights and sounds, Alaskans just take them for granted. Great video and was good seeing you again. Love the hat, have one myself, not the same kind though.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

Maybe not so much cabin fever as much as all the beer was gone! 🤣 But it was nice to get down the driveway again! I’m sure when you were watching over those remote lodges you heard some crazy stuff out there! Oh you have the same type of hat! You have to wear it next video now! 😉 Hope all is going well with your “new” channel and I love the thumbnail from your last video! 👍

@johninalaska9563 2 года назад

@@AloneinRemoteAlaska Thanks Alone, I really didn't hear a lot of crazy noises, at night it was very quiet except for the occasional snowmachine going by. Everything is going well, thanks again for the heads up.

@mkaysartfuljourney1239 2 года назад

Beautiful area, 🕊❤️💯🙏🏻✨👼💕

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

Oh its breath taking here! You should visit Alaska! :-)

@anne8869 2 года назад

Hello from Australia! I’ve just discovered your channel & am thoroughly enjoying your videos, you’re an inspiration!! It’s so beautiful where you live(a place I’ve always wanted to visit) & I completely understand why you’re there in amongst the raw unspoiled nature, warts & all. I too am a female living alone in the forest & have been for the last 30+ years & absolutely love it!!Though there have been experiences in that time which haven’t been easy & at times even frightening, especially the earlier years, but it’s all part n parcel of living alone as one with nature & all its elements. Even though I’m self sufficient, the one thing I can’t live without are my dogs. I’ve always had at least 2 German shepherds on the property at any one time, they are my eyes & ears, I always know exactly what’s going on around me, they see & hear before we ever can & really are the best alarm systems! I hope you don’t mind me saying, If I was in your shoes I would definitely get at least one other large size dog. It’s about safety in numbers, having more than one dog provides extra protection, comfort & balance of security, not only for us & the large area surrounding the home, but for themselves too. Also predators do find it difficult to focus on 2 or more dogs at the same time(too much trouble so they tend to eventually go away). Keep up the great work, stay safe & I look forward to watching your future videos. By the way I could be wrong, but I think you have a Bigfoot visiting your place.,If I remember reading correctly, they don’t like dogs🙂

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

WOW Anne! That's awesome! I love to hear about other ladies doing what I am doing! I think I have fully adjusted to this life. You are correct though, some scary times! I thought for sure my roof was going to crash down on me with all the snow we got! But she held! Lots of creaking and popping though! As for Kenai, I always watch what he does. Starring into the tree line or sniffing the air. I keep alert when he does. I would like to get more dogs but Kenai wont have that. The next round will be 3 German shepherds though! Or at least 3 big dogs. I agree the numbers play in their favor whether its a Bigfoot, a 4 legged creature or a 2 legged creature! You are already living the dream Anne! I hope to see you in the comments often! Thank you so much! :-)

@tracyrimmer630 2 года назад

The shatttering or clattering sound you heard could have been the trees snapping in the cold, if it happened when it was really, really cold.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

Someone had mentioned that in the comments and I was shocked to hear that. I mean it makes sense but i just wasn't aware of that. Now when I hear it, its interesting to hear. Just got to love nature! :-)

@TheGnomestead 2 года назад

Nothing wrong with loosing your marbles as long as you know it have fun with it. 😝 I keep the unwanted neighbor's away by letting them know I'm bat chit crazy.....works well 🤣

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

🤣🤣 Yeah I'm sure that works really well 🤣🤣

@selfesteem3447 Год назад

🌻Thank you for the vids.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад

You are very welcome! And thank you for watching and commenting! 🧡🤗💚

@saraharden4190 Год назад

Loving your story so far, found out about you From buckeye Bigfoot channel!!! Thanks for sharing your adventure, best wishes from England xxx

@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад

Thank you so much Sara! Nance has a fantastic channel! I love listening to her! 🧡🤗💚

@chipmirror7236 2 года назад

It is good that you are plowed out if nothing more than being able to get out, or someone can get in, if you have an emergency, I'm sure that you need a break from the cabin anyway. Do you have cell service or a sat phone? Is there more snow this year than usual? Not sure if I believe in Big Foot, Shape Shifters or etc. unless the prints are fresh, they can change quite a bit with time and weather. Sorry for rambling around but it is 3:30 in the morning and I just got done cleaning up the mess my Mom made in the bathroom she overflowed the sink and had a big flood. She is 94 and has Alzheimer's, I have been her 24 / 7 caregiver for about 3 years now. Plese keep making videos, they are very interesting, informative entertaining and let me know what I'm missing by not being in Alaska.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

Chip I have a ton of respect for you! Being a 24/7 caregiver is not an easy thing. You are braver than I could ever be! I do believe in big foot/sasquatch even if I haven't had a sighting or run in. I truly believe the stories of the native tribes too. Shapeshifters may be a term that makes people think of Hollywood movies like Terminator 2 but I think that maybe it gets lost in the translation. I don't go looking for Big Foot but out here where I am, I just know something will be sighted that can't be explained otherwise. I do believe that sasquatch/big foot has to be a live and let live or there just would be stories in the news every day! Thank you Chip! And seriously, RESPECT! 🙂

@melaniesilva8182 2 года назад

Your sweet to care for your mom. 3 years wow. I hope that she has a long life and that you find a great life after she goes to heaven

@chipmirror7236 2 года назад

@@melaniesilva8182 Mom will be 95 June 5th, she has been under home hospice care for almost a year now, the doctors didn't expect her to last this long since she has heart problems and her Alzheimer's is getting worse.

@zazubombay 2 года назад

@@chipmirror7236 Many blessings to you, Chip, your job is not easy and she is so lucky to have you. Hang in there! 💞💞

@josimpson7999 2 года назад

Just spotted your channel, so I’m going to have to do some binge viewing! Beautiful scenery where you are and love the snow. But good grief you are a very brave lady living so remote and alone. I’m afraid it would give me the spooks and my imagination would run riot - I will have to live it vicariously through you! Hope you don’t get anymore unexplained noises etc, and stay safe. Best wishes from the UK.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

HA! You could do this Jo! You just better love snow! TONS and MILES of snow! Snow in your shoes, on your hands and in your cabin! I love the night time here! It can be spooky at times. Something walking in the tree line. I can't see it but it certainly can see me! And this is why I am always armed! :-) However, if you choose to just live it vicariously through my channel you are absolutely welcome to come along! I know that the absolute silence here will amplify noises but I have been able to explain most of them. So far! I post a new VLOG video every Thursday! Stay tuned! Thank you so much Jo! :-)

@cherylh629 9 месяцев назад

Love love your videos. I know what the mysterious things are: a smallish, rather stinky, sasquatch of faith, who is ringing a nightly church bell.... Seriously, that does look like a small bigfoot print and they smell terrible. Glad you carry. 🌷🌷🌷

@dianebranham7972 2 года назад

I have been enjoying your videos. I love Alaska, have been several times. My eldest son and his wife just moved to Anchorage last June. My husband and I will be going in about 10 days to house sit for them. As far as the skunk like smell you were experiencing, fox have several scent glands and can smell similar to a skunk. Will continue to watch for your new videos. Stay safe!

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

The fox idea makes a lot of sense to me. I have seen fox tracks. The noise I played in my video sounds like a fox (or coyote) and if they emit that smell, its possible I have a fox den near by. WOW house sitting in Alaska! What a great vacation! Great time of year to fly up here. But what if they wanted you to house sit mid winter?? 🤔Thank you so much for the views and the comment Diane! I really do appreciate that! 😁 Have a great time in Alaska!

@j.chriswatson6847 2 года назад

Sounds like a fox mating call to me. They range through the night making a racket.

@twobears1224 2 года назад

That's what i,am thinking too..ii,am not sure when fox mate in ak February (northern ny) it,s mid January till end of febuary.

@j.chriswatson6847 2 года назад

@@twobears1224 About the same MD. Heard it going into mid March sometimes. Tends to end about the same time as fox trapping in my area.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

Ibislife sent a couple links in her comments with fox and deer noises. Very interesting! 😁

@twobears1224 2 года назад

@@AloneinRemoteAlaska i,ve spent my life in the woods at all hours of the day and night and heard all kinds of noises came from animals..wait till you hear porkiepines fighting..hair-raising for sure.

@RaisedinAlaska 2 года назад

Fun video: I was sure you were going to town to get milk bones.🤣 I’m a huge game camera fan. I put them out in to see what’s happening and to watch animal behavior. They are also good monitoring tools. It would be interesting to see what animals come and go in the spring.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

I did make a run to the store just to get Kenai some dog treats! Oh and maybe I picked me up some coffee creamer too! I forget. 🤪 Game trail cameras and security cameras will be installed this year for certain! Hopefully there will be a lot of footage to share!

@mojo4369 2 года назад

I live in So Calif in a residential area with a backyard that's surrounded by a solid fence. Area has no lakes, ponds etc. I put up video cameras and was amazed what visited my backyard! Everything from cranes, huge hawks, a mother duck with ducklings, coyotes... Also found out which neighbors dog was pooing in the front yard! So fun to come home and see who visited during the day!

@roystephens1534 2 года назад

Ok you made me nervous just talking about it, I'll have to have a cup of coffee with cream and think about it !!! LOL

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

Oh I seriously doubt that! But coffee and cream is always good! No excuse needed for that! :-)

@maxine211 2 года назад

"One legged giant"...I am dead! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

I've always said that I am a "skeptic believer" so anything is possible! :-)

@maxine211 2 года назад

@@AloneinRemoteAlaska❤❤❤

@gman77gas 2 года назад

Trees shrink in the cold causes cracking noises. That might be a wolverine track. Dog could have smelt wolfs. No answer on chimney gong. Glad you could get out. Nice that your contractor plowed you out. Bet that landing on your roof and dog bark was a owl. Once a person talks them into what they saw or heard its hard to convince its something else. That recording sounds like a eagle maybe. Or crow.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

Yeah I think I’m too “green” to be concrete about my opinions yet! I’m sure one day I will be that gal that’s been here forever that will have stories to tell anyone willing to listen! 🤣 I do have wolves around but Kenai has never been too bothered by them. It was kind of nice to get mail finally! I did make the contractor and his helper a nice steak dinner and allowed them to use firewood from my left over 4 cords to heat up the ice cold bunk house to sleep in though! 🤣 They were concerned that I was trapped in my cabin and it was very nice of them to plow the driveway finally! I figure it could really only be an owl on the roof too. I do have horned owls on the property! 😁

@Kiwi-Bird-NewZealand 2 года назад

Go to "How to Hunt" on YT. Steve reads out peoples experiences with Sabe (Big Foot), what you are describing fits other peoples experiences exactly. I am sure he would be of help to you and how to deal with it. They do not like lights and can detect cameras no matter how you hide them. They can see infra red apparently. Listen to your dog, he will warn you when one is around. Steve or Scott Carpenter will both advise you. You do know what is causing these things, you are wary about wanting to admit it in case of ridicule, more people than you realise is experiencing these same things, you are not alone.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

I think I would consider myself a skeptic believer. I am a "must see it to believe it" person but will not dismiss that something could exist. I have been watching a few channels (including How To Hunt, Buckeye Bigfoot and Survivorman) What they say definitely sounds similar to what I experienced. But is what they say so similar to what I experienced because it could just be natural? You see where I am going? I can say, IF I see one, I will always assume they are not dangerous. With so many people going into the forests these days, there would be so many people disappearing. Thank you! :-)

@gracieg7601 2 года назад

Nance Warren - buckeye Bigfoot sent me over so I am watching you for the first time. I love your channel so I’ll be watching more.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

How will I ever pay Nance back for that awesome shoutout! Thank you so much for stopping by! I hope you will join my journey here in Alaska! Not sure if I will ever see a Bigfoot but if anyone could, it should be me! Thank you Gracie! :-)

@cookiecrumbles4024 2 года назад

Rewatching the videos..a thought came to me that it could be a bear that has not grown claws or was declawed by who knows .."just a thought not my expertise"similar to your saying "in my humble and uneducated opinion...that's a saying ..my girl friend old neighbor from Wyoming says "not my expertise..." She use to live in Denver for a time...we meet back up here in Washington were we both r from..Love your videos.. Ah the ping on the chimney could be the temp drop...colder at night .

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

As long as I don't see bear tracks in winter I am ok! A winter bear is as dangerous as a mother protecting cubs! What an awesome friend! From Colorado to Wyoming to Washington! That's awesome! I am so happy you are enjoying my channel! I originally thought that on the chimney too! It hasn't done it since it warmed up! 🧡

@AnAlaskaHomestead 2 года назад

Bigfoot! Do you have skunk cabbage there? That might be the smell. The sound could be just a tree fell on the property. Put it all together and you got a Yeti. A fox can make a barking sound. You definitely have a lot of activity around your place. Sure in time you will found out which animals are making these sounds. Jane a great wee.

@pacificbushcraftandfirecra6358 2 года назад

I agree with Brian... It's all Bigfoot!

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

When I saw what the skunk cabbage looked like I went looking for it but there is none here! It could be that pesky squirrel planting some though! 🤣I have seen so many fox tracks on my property it could be a fox. I assume coyotes or wolves bark too 🤔I can't wait to get some security and trail cameras up! You and Diana have an awesome week too! Thank you so much for dropping in!

@AnAlaskaHomestead 2 года назад

@@AloneinRemoteAlaska I woke up and started watching at 3am. If my comment sounded a little crazy I was half asleep😂

@AnAlaskaHomestead 2 года назад

@@pacificbushcraftandfirecra6358 definitely Bigfoot 😂👍

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

@@AnAlaskaHomestead No worries Brian! Good thing I understand Alaskan fluently! 🤣

@teresahunter7645 2 года назад

Wow! So much snow! I'm glad you were able to get out for a bit! I'm anxious to see the work get started! Are you going to have some type of greenhouse to grow fresh vegetables this year? Take care, and stay safe!

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

The greenhouse I showed in the beginning of the video is beyond repair but I do plan on having a green house again. And hoop houses! Not sure if I will get to that this year so hopefully next year! If I have the time, I would at least build them to be ready for next year though! It was nice to get down the driveway though! I hadn’t seen the dirt road I live on for a while! 😁

@teresahunter7645 2 года назад

@@AloneinRemoteAlaska that would be awesome! Maybe you could use some things from that greenhouse to help build your own! I'm sure fresh vegetables would taste great!

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

I will definitely repurpose what I can from that broken greenhouse. I wish it was fully functional but that greenhouse has seen one too many snowstorms! Fresh veggies is a skill to grow for sure but also to preserve during winter. I bet the stores sell out of fresh veggies first thing once spring hits in the towns! 🤣

@teresahunter7645 2 года назад

@@AloneinRemoteAlaska it's great to buy in store, but they seem to taste better knowing you grew them yourself! 🥰

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

@@teresahunter7645 So true! I think some people don't realize how good a carrot can taste when you grow it. Just doesn't taste the same as store bought. So much more flavor when you grow it! 😁

@done7352 2 года назад

The not knowing what you’re not knowing is a horrible feeling. Remember the only thing you have to fear is fear itself. You’re doing great.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

Agreed! The not knowing is more fun though. I love to research that stuff or simply make a video and learn from all the amazing comments! I wouldn’t say I am fearless but not much scares me. I am more a go with the flow or make my own way kind of gal! Thank you! 😁

@done7352 2 года назад

I would love to be there. Best wishes.

@cookiecrumbles4024 2 года назад

Owl or bat.Hawk Eagle. ... Every night possiable a old raven that was trained...thinking old friend is back.

@anthonyconti9755 2 года назад

Hmmmm, Pay attention to your dog, keep the pistol handy and be careful. Bear or otherwise not cool. Hard to say looking at those tracks. I hope its a bear. Lol.. It is said that one certain animal mimics other animal sounds. Be careful look forward to the next video.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

Because of all the wildlife I see on my property, I am extra careful when I go outside. Always armed and I have a rifle close by. When I start filming, I use my binoculars to "check" the area around me best I can. Never just open a door or window without looking first. Everything I have seen or heard out here makes me a bit cautious but not paranoid! Maybe I should dig a moat around my cabin! Yeah ........ 🤔Not paranoid 😁

@Oursimplelife907 2 года назад

There are so many sounds when you live in a place of silence. I’ve been experiencing seeing things which is weird, I swear I see something fly by or down out of a tree but no movement or evidence of anything……we’re all going bonkers🤣 I have spring fever for sure (wanting to take the weed burner and melt me out a patch of earth 🤣) Getting outside and soaking up the “D”. Great video as always.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

I have seen orbs flying around outside! I only see them when I am sleepy and am in bed starring out the window though! 🤣 It is nice to get that Vitamin D from beams of sunshine instead of pills for sure! So we just have to get through mud and mosquito season right? Then things are normal for like 3 months! 😁

@ann1260 2 года назад

Get that snow plow on your vehicle girl!! And the snow machine!

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

That WAS the plan but to retro-fit a plow on my vehicle would end up costing me around 9K! 🙄That's going to have to wait. I may just buy a tractor instead. Again this will have to wait as that just cuts a bit too deep at the moment! My new roof is costing me enough! BUT I did find a company that snow plows driveways up here finally. 😁I have to see what they charge though. I will have a plowed driveway at least this year. I am looking at snow machines too. They have an all electric one that I seriously doubted but watching some of the channels that reviewed them, they are actually pretty good! 😳 Lots of plans, not enough cash! Same problems everyone has eh?! 🤣

@ann1260 2 года назад

@@AloneinRemoteAlaska - absolutely.

@christophervogt7456 2 года назад

Hi Alone! So glad you love your life in Alaska! I have no idea of the reason you are experiencing these sightings, smells & noises. I'm in NJ and can't offer ANY wisdom... Sorry! Lol! There is some vegetation here that smells like skunk. Either that or you have a neighbor with a cannabis grow farm! You don't seem scared so that's good. I'm sure there are logical reasons for all. You appear to be a sturdy woman. Not an insult to your physical being as you are a beautiful, strong woman. Sturdy in the sense of being very mentally stable, physically strong and having a great disposition. Incredible! I enjoy watching your videos. Keep them coming! 🙂

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

Yeah no neighbors for miles but I do know the smell can carry. :-) A few commenters have mentioned a few plants and berries but I don't have those. I do have shrews though. And thank you for the compliments! They are always appreciated. I hope my ex boyfriend reads your comment! HA!! :-)

@MikeL-vu7jo 2 года назад

Trail cams are a great idea I bought 2 when I was concerned about some property that I had for sale a few years back , every two weeks I would go and retrieve the cards and replace with fresh cards , it was a very good tool to see who was snooping around at night and at around 30 bucks a piece from walmart not a big investment .

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

My plan is to have trail cams all around the tree line of my property. It will be a lot but worth it. I also plan on security cameras on or facing the cabin. So! Did your cameras capture anything interesting?? 😁

@MikeL-vu7jo 2 года назад

@@AloneinRemoteAlaska rabbits and racoons and the people that the realtor was showing around fortunately no prowlers thanks

@AmandaOffGrid 2 года назад

Sasquatch!!!!! The only thing that has actually made Buttercup tuck her tail and run is a cougar (not sure you have those in Alaska?)... or maybe a wolf passed by earlier and his scent was left? The smell of bears and deer make Buttercup curious, she won't proceed after smelling them, but she doesn't run. That night sound sounded like a dog barking... Lovin' that hat :)

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

No cougars/mountain lions in Alaska thankfully. Although they do get spotted from time to time when they stray over from Canada! Wonder if they know they need to be vaccinated before crossing the border!! 🤣 Yeah you have to trust your dog! When Kenai tucked his tail and went back inside I knew it had to be something like a wolf (or a Sasquatch!!) 🤣I closed the door, kept an eye on the tree line then cuddled with Kenai until he was ok. Which was like 30 seconds! He definitely loves to see the moose though! Jury is still out for me on the noise. Leaning towards fox since I have watched some videos since. OMG that is my favorite hat! I'd wear it in every video if I could! 😁 Thank you Amanda!

@gregoryzoebisch7792 2 года назад

I think there's a couple books out ...I can't remember the name exactly , but I bet there's more than one...the one I am thinking about was called something like: "Strange Stories From Alaska" ...something like that... I think there's a book out like that ..don't quote me on that lol....You definitely could have owls landing on the roof hunting mice around the cabin...we had a snow owl that would literally sit on a tree at the end of the porch...whether we were on it or not....and ...I have heard that sound...I don't know what it is.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

I have watched a few videos about strangeness in Alaska! I don't believe in all of it but some of it is pretty interesting! 🤔I do have owls on my property though. I love to listen to it/them. Owls are pretty tough birds though! They even harass bald eagles! I believe the sound is a fox. IBISLIFE (the pinned comment) has some very interesting RU-vid links. Thank you Gregory! 😁

@bobstewart4342 2 года назад

Foxes bark just like that. Sound carries with the wind.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

I have heard that foxes, coyotes and wolves bark like dogs. I do hear the coyotes yapping and the wolves howling often. I have many tracks on my property for foxes but I have yet to see one! Wind can definitely carry sound though! And with the absolute silence I have out here, I'm sure some sounds are even further away than I imagine! Thank you Bob! 😁

@MountainMariner 2 года назад

Alaskan Little People. 100% sure of it.

@TheGnomestead 2 года назад

Absolutely 😉

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

I sure hope so! They may be pranksters but they also save lives sometimes! I assume Ed, that you have seen/heard some crazier things out there?! 😁

@MountainMariner 2 года назад

@@AloneinRemoteAlaska Yes I have. But I’ll take mother natures oddities over human civilization bizarreness any day.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

@@MountainMariner Very well said! I 100% agree with that! 😁

@fortressalaska9822 2 года назад

First, you might find a chest holster more comfortable when doing physical labor. Second, the foot print could be the rear foot of a brown bear. Unless the foot print is in nice damp silty sand, the foot print can be easily distorted and look weird. (bigfoot is always an option). Third, as for the smell, you might have a fox den nearby, fox can have a very pungent odor. Fourth, the sound from the earthquake is the sound wave traveling through the ground under you. Fifth, the bird sound, could be any number of animals. I have no idea on your chimney sound, since it is time related. You should watch and see if you are doing something before that sound happens. Could be as simple as opening a door or window thus changing the air pressure going up the stack.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

I have considered a chest holster just to make sure I have multiple ways of carrying for any situation. Nothing more annoying than having to put my gun in my pocket! The footprints to be honest are fun. I have been outside and have seen some really strange animal tracks and then before I can get back to film it, something else ran through it. 🤨 I may have fox nearby actually but I have not heard them. I have seen fox dens in Colorado and it was so cool to hear them waking up. The very strange yapping noises they did was unique. So I wont lie here, every time I go outside to see if anything is dropping or throwing something, the sound wont happen that day. Even if I just look out the window at that time, the sound wont happen. I mean I don’t find pinecones or rocks indented in the snow on the roof either. So unless something is throwing snowballs …… 🤔

@fortressalaska9822 2 года назад

@@AloneinRemoteAlaska Okay, well both Bigfoot and werewolves are known to be mischievous, so for you sake I hope it is bigfoot.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

LOL yeah me too! 🤣

@kevindavis331 Год назад

i feel for you young lady, I have had cabin fever working in places where it was for only a 4-hour round trip to the store but under contract could not go only one month at a time 🤣 I still loved it. stay strong you are strong and wonderful 🙏🙏 for you

@danthedewman1 2 года назад

Owls make incredible sounds too..

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

I do have horned owls on my property so it very well could be them! I really like seeing the owls! Gorgeous birds! Thank you! :-)

@danthedewman1 2 года назад

@@AloneinRemoteAlaska We live in the Ozarks of Missouri on 80 acres and here they have a nocturnal bird that is neat sounding and kind of strange looking. Its the Whippoorwhil, i usually have around 3 or so during the summer that call from the hills by the house and right outside the door..Not sure if your familiar with them but their call is something else, especially if your trying to sleep...lol

@lorihuarota6654 2 года назад

Breaking ice on rivers & lakes make very strange noises as the water moves under the ice, being in a remote area a small sound might magnify & carry far. 🙄

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

Very true and I live between two rivers and near a small pond. Only in the winter can I actually hear the rivers flowing so snapping ice noises probably just travel across the snow perfectly. Even a tree falling. 😁 Thank you Lori!

@mojo4369 2 года назад

@@AloneinRemoteAlaska was interested in your water situation. My husband and I dry camp and it's always the need for water that takes us back to town which is a bummer. Does being located between two rivers and having a near by pond indicate that you may be able to have a well or maybe pipe water in someway? I know nothing about either but just curious. That would sure be a blessing!

@j.chriswatson6847 2 года назад

See! Toldjaso. When in doubt, there's a Squatch about. Lol Check out Dr. Jeff Meldrum from University of Idaho. He studies Sasquatch foot physiology.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

LOL I was trying not to say anything in the comments with you and Charles yesterday! Talking about the very video I was working on! It was tough! 🤣Oh I will definitely check Dr Jeff! Thank you!

@0JReynolds 2 года назад

I would not have a clue what the sound could be 😳 But maybe you need to get your guest room ready for me to visit 🤣 ( I like to joke, I’m not good at it) You really have such a lovely place and I can imagine lots of new and weird sounds to get used to hearing. When I see you outside I can almost feel the crispness of the fresh air. Alaska would be a dream of mine come true. I had two bone marrow transplants and my health would not allow me to be living the way I’d wish. I’m so excited to see you live this new life ~ Janet 😘

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

LOL! The clean crisp air here is amazing! SO quiet! Until Kenai starts snoring anyway! The "weird" sounds I hear are kind of awesome. I know it's mostly sounds that have always been here but you could never here in a city. You can always visit Alaska! My first time seeing it was on a cruise ship! I do hope you get a chance to see Alaska sometime! Sorry no guest rooms available! LOL! :-) Thank you so much for watching and commenting Janet! :-)

@Freedom-67 2 года назад

Try to capture that sound for us to listen to. And be safe out there. Love the channel !

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

My IPhone has some recordings but they are so faint. I need better audio recording equipment! :-)

@lynsmith2698 2 года назад

Dogs react differently when it comes to grizzly’s. I have seen our dogs react the same way when they smelt a griz. We had jack Russell’s and we’re not scared of anything….except a griz.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

Bears and wolves! I hear the wolves at night sometimes and its so amazing. Kenai will howl with them. It's so adorable when he does. Like he talking to his buddies. But that's why I also keep him tethered when he is let outside. And I watch him through the window. I hope to get a fence built around the cabin so I can just Kenai out to run around soon! Thank you Lyn! :-)

@lindaloewe4826 2 года назад

I know most people don't believe but my family does. We have some remote property and have had some of our own experiences. Footprints, I think is Bigfoot, the smell can also be Bigfoot and dogs will often run or turn home if they seance a bigfoot in the area. They will also throw rocks, bang on things and make weird sounds.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska 2 года назад

See that’s what makes it “cool” though right? If big foot exists and the smell alone is a warning (like a rattle snake) then turn around. Let them pass. Same as you would a bear even. Just let them be. They will move on. I don’t even mind rocks being thrown as long as they don’t hit me or damage my cabin. But if they ever want a snowball fight, game on! 😁 Thank you Linda!

@keith4866 Год назад

You have only been in Alaska for few years and where you are at you have roads I live 125 miles now of Fairbanks only way in or out boat or snow go I love it.

@teenieweeniestitches Год назад

Those are definitely Bigfoot sounds. They match those recorded and played in the Missing 411.

@AloneinRemoteAlaska Год назад

Hi Jaime! I am not quite sure still to this day what made those sounds, but have listened to many videos, and podcasts about suspected bigfoot encounters, and many of the sounds and experiences described line up perfectly with what I have experienced here too! Can never be too sure what is lurking just beyond the trees. 😳