DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY FOR THE STATE OF IDAHO | BIGFOOT IN THE MOUNTAINS! 

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Daniel thank you for sharing your encounter. I fully believe every word. Born and raised in the Bitterroot Valley, daughter of an avid outdoorsman, I grew up in the Bitterroot Mountains- never heard the word Sasquatch. Then I had my own face to face standing on the beach of a lake at 3:00am on a hot July with a full moon so bright it was practically daylight! All I can say is my heart goes out to Remus. I can’t imagine having to stay in those woods another 24-48 hrs after seeing that human enormous face! I wouldn’t go back to where I had my encounter for 5 yrs day or night- and the place is full of people all summer long. It’s imperative that people come forward with their stories. We know the Govt hides their existence, and much more. Including our own history! Our encounters are all that we have to build on the truth and figure this world out on our own. I’ll bet Steve Isdahl sp? has read over 15 000 true encounters on his YT channel HowToHunt the Facts. It’s crazy the amount of people that have encounter these and kept quiet! Tens of thousands. No more- keep talking… God bless . 🙏❤️🌍

This experiencer of Sasquatch, Daniel, was a joy to listen to: so intelligent, so articulate, so eloquent and thoughtful. Thank you for this totally convincing account.

I been waiting all week checking. Finally thank you

This guy sounds really truthful, He also sounds like he's an educated Man, I really enjoyed him telling his story, thanks for sharing.

Thank you Dan for coming on the show and telling your story. Miguel, another great episode! ❤

Beautifully explained and told. The videos are gorgeous. Thank you so much for sharing. Yes, Sasquatch does exist…something literally beyond our understanding. It does’t appear that they are here to hurt us. Much of your discussion resonates with me, as I had an experience with one on our horse farm here over 6 years ago. The experience will remain with me for the balance of my days here on earth.

Id say this has been the best interview by far. Dan is so well spoken he was a pleasure to listen to.

I spend a lot of time up there. Thank you Dan for not being overly descriptive on location. A man is on the bottom of the food chain in those river drainages. Have yet to hear whoops, have been wondering if maybe they just don’t whoop up there, but now I know.

I totally believe this recount. My husband and his friends had an experience in college with something while camping at his family’s cabin in Oregon and we were married years before he told me about it so there is something in those deep Pacific Northwest woods.

Very interesting interview! Thank you both! I am writing from Germany, an elderly lady wandering our wonderful woods for years, and I can tell you they are here as well - and have always been! The same structures, tree bending, branch breaking, tipis, footprints, etc. etc. Some time ago I asked a forester about what could leave these traces and it became clear that he anticipated "something" but didn´t want to go deeper. So it was the heavy snow, storm and other explanations that he cited, while we have old paintings, documents and even places are called after the "wildmen" of the forest ... . Just think about the consequences if these beings were officially acknowledged: political, social, economic, scientific and whatnot.

Five stars, it’s so rare to find a government employee willing to discuss this matter and rarer still, for them to be willing to go on record. You did both. Thank you for all your efforts in creating this episode and thank you to your guest for his willingness to share.

As always one word Excellence

Thanks for sharing ❣️

My encounter was in north central Idaho just NE of McCall it shocked me being so close to a small city. It was late tourist season.

When I worked as a bush pilot I over flew some of these areas and have seen some big ass furry critters. I dont talk about it with anyone out of fear of sounding like a nut job. My flight instructor was a Vietnam vet and he told me about similar sightings he had in Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia. I am not alone but I am the silent voice in the dark that does not speak up too often.

Alright alright alright!

Thanks Dan for sharing. I believe it. Great story with lots of good details.

There is one thing that makes me question this experience. It is the part about food utensils left out at the campsite and then going to bed. I've never camped in grizzly country but I have in black bear country. If in bear country, you cook and eat 100 yards away from your tents. I can't imagine these guys eating in the camp, much less leaving cooked food plates and scraps out around camp. They would know that is a good way to die. Perhaps I misunderstood, but that part bothered me.

Dude, I am with you. I was a government employee and they are stern about you giving information while you're an employee... Also, I live in a different state that doesn't get attention for having sasquatch or the "watchers" of the woods, and there's a reason I call them that, but it's not relevant. But they definitely make a siren like noise. More eerily, I recently heard them call my husband's name out when I (only me) was outside one evening. They must have heard me call him and who knows how much they observe us.

Hell yeah finally off and the first one here baby!! Yeah

Good Morning to all the believers🫶🏻! You guys remember the Sunday funnies in the Sunday newspaper ?? I used to really like them …Now it’s Sunday Sasquatch Theory that I super duper like! Thanks Miguel for all your hard work…⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I know I'm getting repetitive saying this. Excellent interview and great job just letting the man talk.👍👍👍👍👍

😮 Seeing is believing! 66 years old now I was 14 at the time camping along the Rogue River at the Four Seasons Campground and all I knew about Bigfoot was the name with a few tidbits included in stories told around the campfire on Boyscout overnight outings. I too have heard that call pearcing the night air as the individual I surprised who had been kicking gravel up the side of my full sized teepee style tent and watching as it trickled back down to the ground had jumped 8 feet down to the bottom of a dry creek bed running behind my tent and ran off following it as it disappeared into the forest where it eventually joined up with the river. At some point off in the distance when I could no longer hear the running footsteps in the sandy gravel it had paused to give off one long call of an immense volume just as described in this story. The call of an "Ape in the forest". Great telling of this story but as a group whose purpose was documenting the floura and fauna of this forest why did they not take even a short time to find hair samples in the Berry Brambles, a plaster or even clay mud casting of a footprint, or use a phone to set up for a trail cam pic. Opportunity missed?

I want a library's worth of audio of thoughtful people being politely given the time to tell their encounters. This is such a treat, thank you.

As soon as he said we left scraps on the table I new this story to be false ! Nobody leaves food scraps on a table in the wilderness at their campsite 'in Northern Idaho' ? Especially a Forest Service team on a stream mapping spike ! That just guarantees you a visit from bears who by the way 'Love Berries' !

Great encounter!

I am wondering why an experienced woodsman would leave out food all night, that's a big no no. Attracts bears to your location. Good story anyway.

This guy was captivating! This guy and that guy from Alaska that had the really aggressive sasquatch harassing himand his cousins I believe have been my favorite along with this guest. Thanks for what u are doing Miguel I'm especially glad you are investigating so much in my home state and your home state missouri. I read once that missouri was 10 in all the states in bigfoot activity and it doesn't surprise me.

I live in Idaho too. I have been on the edge of the Seven Devils Mountain Wilderness and heard bipedal stomping and walking sounded like something that weighed six or eight hundred pounds. Then shortly after it stomped away from me I heard a whoop and you're right sounded just like a gibbon monkey I except it was a gibbon monkey that weighed 6 or 800 lb. I have heard wood knocks and whoops and bipedal stomping in many many places here in the northwest. I played catch with a juvenile Sasquatch for 20 minutes one time at the edge of the wilderness. He tossed pebbles and twigs small sticks to my feet and I picked them up and threw them back to him.

Daniel's report on these incidences is one of the best Ive heard. Really enjoyable to listen to such an articulate young man. Thank you for being willing to speak up.

Idaho has to have a healthy population of Sasquatch. The Wilderness is perfectly set up for them!

Trout or beef jerky will draw them in every time! Go back and enjoy the area, I think it would do your heart good! Don’t make a big deal about things you hear and see, just enjoy, but be prepared! As a young man I told relatives back East that I was (The Idaho Kid). A great state to grow up in! Thanks Daniel! Thanks Miguel! 👣😎👣

This is rare golden stuff !

Man that drone changed the freaking game huh Brother!! Endless possibilities with that bad boy!!

I was hiking alone in the Bitterroot mtns in June of 2006 never thinking that these creatures could be real. I miss the days when I only had to worry about bears and getting lost.

Superb Miguel, one of your best interviews and Daniel comes across as someone who you can believe and his encounter is brought to life very well.

First thing that bothers me about this story is that an experienced outdoorsman would never, ever leave food scraps anywhere near the camp because it attracts BEARS.Also, knowing you’d left the scraps, and being awoken in the night, the FIRST thing you think is BEARS: if you left the tent it would be with a gun and bear spray having alerted the rest of the camp. Secondly ‘luke’ is an ex marine: these guys sleep with one eye open, so how come he wasn’t the first out of the tent with a gun when the ‘crash’ occurred, and how on earth wasn’t he woken when his tent was disassembled around him.

This was a fantastic interview! Thank you Daniel!! The government will not acknowledge anything it can’t control or tax!

Excellent, rational narrative. Just seeing outrageous footprints in the snow totaling over a mile in length without seeing anything else shocked me and my climbing partner to the core, and after 52 years has stuck with me. What is galling is the fact the State of Idaho is not letting it's employees know about inherent risks that come with the job. That is bad faith at the least, and if you had been harmed or killed, a cause of Legal action by your heirs or family survivors.

Wow, I absolutely love this story. I also graduated from the University of Idaho in Moscow but live in Oklahoma. Great story and episode!! The mountains there are beautiful beyond words!! GOD BLESS 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲

That area in the Bitterroot is so tight. You can't see 5 feet into the timber. Scary place to hike. Mountain Lions everywhere. It's a perfect place for sasquatch. They are known for being an angry aggressive bunch in there.

I want to know too, why it's a firing offence to speak of a bigfoot encounter. It's time for it to be exposed as a real being and have them deemed a type of person. Daniel, thank you for telling us your story. They've got to get their minerals from the wild, can't order them off Amazon. LOL I thought that was kind of funny they piled the tent up on the guy with the gun. When you talked about it I too thought they did that because of his gun. Interesting stuff! Thanks Miguel!

Amazing as always Miguel your the best on RU-vid by far, stay safe see you on the next one. 👣🥃🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Bitterroot. Lots of activity there and 411's.

This is a good one. Daniel sounds like he knows what he is talking about and his story is straight forward and rings true. Great job Daniel! Great job as always Miguel! Thank you to both of you guys for bringing this to us. 😊

Absolutely informative and had my attention for the full interview good job 👍

Great show, I really enjoyed. More proof the government doesn't want us to know.

I find it odd that his partner found his food a mile away by chance.

Thanks! I am wondering if anyone has ever heard of Puckwudgies (prob spell wrong sry) ????

Thank you for sharing!! Great testimony!!

Nice to hear a recollection from a guy who is from the area, super experienced, and exposed to all sorts of critters his entire life. Makes me want to travel to eastern Idaho

Breath taking visuals as usual . Thanks for your effort to bring it to us.

Yea with all that going on its almost laughable that all 3 of these people didn't immediately realize hey, that big guy Remus claimed to have seen last night clearly knocked the dishes off the table, folded up the tent on our buddy and walked around the sandbar all night. Lukes a bozo for ignoring all the obvious signs that someone was there. Combat vet my ass. Otherwise decent story.

Thanks Daniel for sharing. I've never seen one but after reading and listening to countless testimonies, my intuition tells me absolutely. Your account is genuine and true, we appreciate you for telling us your experience.

Real good video, Miguel. I liked the outdoor scenery too. Dan has a good story to tell. I've heard many similar encounters with forest workers. There is always a supervisor that has "the speech" to give employees in case a sasquatch is seen. The supervisors are required to place a phone call to their manager and let them know. Dan's boss probably hated the threat but the employee must be told.

Thank you Daniel for telling your story, it was a wonderful listen!

It so fun to hear about Sasquatch from someone South East Idaho! I’m from there as well and remember hearing about big foot in 1976 the first time in Island Park snowmobiling at night. I’ll never forget it.

Great experience. I enjoyed listening to this man. Well done.

Thank you to the guest and to you, Miguel. Take care, Joe

Thank you and Daniel for sharing.. love to see the mountains and the waterfall in the video.its so beautiful....be careful out there.Lord Bless🙏

This is the best Sasquatch story I have heard. Thanks.

Really good questions and comments at the end of the interview, Miguel. Daniel did a great job relating his experience.

You take some amazing footage. Thanks for sharing your story. ❤❤❤❤

I enjoy seeing your new episodes appear along with a few other credible channels

As I was listening to another cryptic channel; this story popped up and caught my eye. What a great story! I am happy to find another great channel to listen to.

Thank you for sharing your story, I know its hard because of the negative comments. Miguel, my brother, great job!!

1. Remus swears he sees something massive like a human spying on them. Reaction? Oh well 2. Hugh human footprints, no pix. Reaction? So what? That’s odd? 3. Irresponsible leftovers left out by state hired “professionals” in bear ridden country. Too tired 4. Camp gets subsequently trashed by big something or other. Reaction? Goes to sleep 5. Veteran with a gun gets his am tent gets trashed. Where was the veteran? Sound asleep? Reaction: we didn’t trash your tent. Oh well 6. Stolen camper gear ripped apart by very strong something? Reaction? That’s weird 7. Prolonged Howling. Reaction? Wow what is that? Normal people wld hv left after #4 Good story until you reread it

One of the best interviews by far. I really enjoyed it.

Another one! The best bigfoot channel on RU-vid! Love hearing these encounters.

This is an absolutely amazing story

Good news somebody is coming here sometime in the future to do more Sasquatch research on our property. I told them winter is better for obvious reasons but whatever. Dan's story about the supervisor getting serious and somewhat threatening reminded me of an incident I had when I was in the military in the 1980s at NSA. After I came back state side from overseas, and I finished studying in the training center at NSA they still did not have the position in operations ready for me yet. So I had to work the graveyard shift first in the training center and then afterward the day shift in the mail room. While I was in the training center on graveyard my supervisor (a civilian) gave me an official yellow envelope and gave me directions where to take it in the building. So I did that. I went to the room and walked up to the CQ and gave him the envelope as I was instructed. He gave me a mean suspicious look and said, "You didn't open it did you?" I looked at him like he was nuts because to me his question was unexpected and nuts. I said "No." Actually thinking why the hell would I open one of these official envelopes anyway. Like. So what. Big deal. I see them all of the time. He answered me, "Well if you did you would be taking your life in your hands!" So I have no clue what was in the envelope that was so damn sensitive but his story reminded me of that incident. Anyway I'm sitting here and I still have a scar of a scratch on my left upper arm that I got mysteriously on 24 June (the day after my birthday) while inside of a club supporting some friends of mine in a band playing there. I did have two beers but I was not falling down and I did not fall down and get scratches on my arm. I only saw the one while I was sitting at the table there. It was not there before I got there. I would have known. And my arm was hurting so I lifted up my short sleeve and there was this scratch. I went to my friend and said, "See this is what I've been talking about." He said kind of disgusted but also kind of jokingly, 'There's no aliens here!" I said, "I know! I'm not saying that but this is the kind of thing I'm talking about." So the next day later in the day I looked more closely at the spot and the scratch was still red and puffed up and sore. And I think it also made me a little bit sick to my stomach. But I also noticed that there were actually three scratches almost like they were little claw marks made by some animal. The longer one and then two shorter ones not as deep as that one next to each other going a little further up my arm. So I did get my little Sony camera and made a film, but, I'm not sure about posting it on my channel because of policies about such things. I mean it's a scratch that was bleeding and then had dried blood so that's somewhat on the graphic side. But anyway I did get it on film and I didn't do that to myself and I was in a bar and grill with other people the entire time. I did not go outside and go walking in the woods or the thorns or anything like that. I even showed a family member the scratch and she even said, "That just doesn't make sense!" And she could not explain it either. So anyway weird stuff is apparently still going on even though I just turned 63 and I thought maybe it had stopped as I got older. It's died off but I guess it hasn't stopped entirely! lol

Great interview 💯👣

I live in Idaho and when berry picking in the northern region, you will get limbs or rocks or other stuff, thrown at you. We realized a long time ago that berries are what bigfoot eats, so it's best in the summer and fall, to not be berry picking too much, or you might be surprised to have a bigfoot nearby! Love the berries, and I believe they allow a person a few, but just can't strip away their food source without some type of repercussions.

Love your interviews!

I live, play and was raised in this exact area. Until recently we have never been concerned or took precautions for bears. When this took place you could have found 100s of camps with food scraps carelessly left out. I have found 2 track ways and had 1 sighting with in 100 miles of this story.

Great interview 😍

This was a great story, great scenery to watch too. Thx Miguel and Daniel.

Excellent excellent interview awesome stuff Miguel keep ummm coming,,

Another great interview, thanx ..!!

Enjoyed listening!

GREAT STORY, VERY COMPELLING !!! 👍👍

Thanks for sharing! The truth is stranger then fiction! Welcome to the club of no return.

Miguel keep doing what you do great interview.👣

Really interesting. We learn more with each interview. Thanks, Miguel and Dan.

Best experience given that solidified my belief that these people, creatures, entities exist. I was pretty confident but this gives me no doubts. This guy isn’t a attention seeker, especially after his job was threatened. Good stuff

I really enjoyed the story. Thanks!👍👍😁🇺🇸

Love these storys

The bigfoot was watching these guys. They knew who fired the gun and was screwing with him.

I so enjoy the phone interviews and the live interviews. Really enjoyed Daniel telling his experience. I pictured Miguel and Danial revisiting/camping this site in Utah.

Hey listen….thank you for sharing this experience! I believe every bit of it! We humans must accept and be open that our world and universe holds endless mysteries and likely endless forms of intelligent life! We are not supreme!

I don't understand. How, as Forestry employees, how in the world would it EVER occur to you to leave food out in a camp? And, "knowing" animals as you do, promote luring them in? That's a good way to make a bear a statistic. Not very responsible.

Another great show 👏🏼

Another good one Miguel!

Great interview, thanks for sharing, Dan. Have a great July 4th holiday!

This was EXCELLENT

Another banger. Love your shows

At the end,Miguel says, just give me a chance. 😂🤣my dude,we are here!! And we with ya!!✌️🍻🤘🍻🤘🍻

This was a fantastic interview! Thanks Miguel.

I wish you would get up with Daniel and go back to this sight