Survivorman Bigfoot | Episode 2 | British Columbia | Les Stroud | Todd Standing 

I cannot thank Les enough for releasing his Survivorman content on RU-vid. Honestly, the man is a legend in more ways than one.

I like watching these bigfoot documentaries just for that beautiful countryside and forests alone. As someone who likes being in the nature myself I can appreciate the beautiful scenery in these documentaries. Anything bigfoot related is an extra.

By far the best sasquatch series or show I have seen in my opinion

This is incredible! An old cowboy taught me something years ago... all animals, except humans, are afraid of fire. He used to carry a road flare with him to scare off grizzly bears in the Montana wilderness. Fireworks work great too! We always set off lots of fireworks when we hear weird noises while camping. ....and thanks to Les, I just found out I've been camping in a bigfoot hotspot for years lol.... this explains some things....

I've felt those same thuds years ago. It really freaked me out. This was before I'd even thought of bigfoot. I'd take off running, when I thought the coast was clear I'd sit down. I'd hear a twig breaking, then another, then the thuds would start happening. I was deep in the woods. This continued over and over till I finally made it out. I had no idea what I was dealing with. Never crossed my mind till last year when I started watching all these. Then it all came back me. Now I kind of want to go back. At the same time it is rather terrifying when you feel the ground shaking, hear footsteps, but dont see anything...

I remember the time Todd was yelling at me and my Bigfoot family. All we wanted to do was say thank you for the apples, then Todd went nuts. He was screaming “ get out of here , haaaaaaa” We went to Bigfoot therapy after Todd having an ape sh@# meltdown.

I always chuckle when I notice the retail security tag thing on Todd’s camo-colored coat 🤣

Bigfoot-- " you have to believe me, there's these weird hairless creatures making odd whooping sounds in the forest, I saw tracks that had no toes!!"

Thank you Les for releasing the Survivorman Bigfoot episodes..... Your credibility is sorely needed on this subject. Happy Holidays !

Been a fan since day 1, a survivalman type myself, I wanted to extend my thanks for everything you have done Les and thank you for putting it all on RU-vid. I own all your material (visual) but still like to watch on YT when away from the nest. This will always be the best show, the best tv and the best host/survivor. I like how like us all you learn, share if it's good, bad or a total fubar. You are a genuine, decent human and I'm glad I was around to witness this show and your own personal evolution.

I love how Todd goes Bigfoot hunting to try to find one then at night time when they start to surround him screams like a little girl going to get away get away get away lmao

That young squatch has been eating the magic mushrooms in the forest and sparked a bit of creativity :P

Episode 2 on the next day after episode 1?!?!? what have I done to serve such greatness in my life

I love that you have tackled this topic, we need more like minded credible people investigating,people who are looking out of interest and curiosity not for monetary gain or fame. Can't wait to continue on this journey of yours and see what you find. I have just started to binge watch this series. I have seen one or two here and there but never watched from start to finish, here we go

I like that Les analyzes the tree breaks, he looks at how they fell and thinks about it rationally. He doesn't automatically believe everything is Big Foot like people like to make fun of those who do that. There's so many instances though, where if you're honest, it just can't be explained by random, natural occurrence.

The human quest to explain the unknown... it keeps us going. Thanks Les

Amazing footage of the creature climbing up the hill, no stopping to grab onto anything like humans would and a huge gait, well done.

The Todd Standing video of Bigfoot blinking is obviously animatronic. The way the eye blinks, it's clearly slow and mechanical.

Still watching and liking. Watching from Ontario Canada 🎉

Are we gonna be blessed with a episode everyday? 🤗🤗🤗

Les deserves more subscribers. Survivorman is the best. 👍🏼

This is the only Bigfoot series I know of that hasn’t jumped the shark and gone into the nutty zone of portals, supernatural beings and different dimensions etc.

Great videos , I’ve lived on Vancouver Island most of my 52 years and I spent may years working as logger in the costal forests of British Columbia , I’ve heard and even seen many things that have baffled me , it’s maybe not well know that Cougars can be excellent mimickers and can make sounds you would never expect a cougar to make like bird calls , bear growls , and other very strange noises . However I still believe there is a very good possibility of A Sasquatch type creature in our deep woods , they try hard to stay hidden as they know how humans are and how we kill and hunt all forest creatures and pollute the environment as well as totally destroy it ! I find these stories by Survivor Man very interesting and extremely thought provoking ! Thank you Mr Stroud 🙏🏻

"Humans couldn't make something like this." Man, I know a couple RU-vid channels that would blow your mind.

I came in as a believer but after Todd Standing become a Skeptic!

Wow I never thought I'd like a film like this in till watching this I'm looking forward to seeing if Les and Todd see big foot, thanks for sharing your video's with us all please keep them coming stay safe out there Les

Excellent episode and some great additional footage of Todd's. Thanks.

"You sweat, you die". Was waiting on that one. Awesome episode.

Binge watching all these again and I’m sure all would agree that we need more of survivorman Bigfoot !!!!

props to todd to having the what must be the most terrifying experience in his life and still shouting "YOU WANT SOME?!" like hes ready to throw down. possibly the hardest ive ever seen a man bluff.

Lmao. When Todd got in contact with the Sasquatch, suddenly he forgets how to operate a camera 😂😂😂 around the 16:00 mark.

Todd Standing comes across as one of those types of people who would try and tell you to leave that area ( or other areas where he’s had encounters ) as if he owns it .

Les I have watched and learned from you since your show first aired on discovery so many years ago. Thank you for all you do. With much respect from Washington state.

Les is the best. I always feel at home with Les. He's kinda like Johnny Cash: He just gives ya that good ol, Easy down home feelin. All the while delivering an education on outdoor survival.

CANNOT WAIT FOR SEASON 2 OF THIS

What mind boggling natural beauty. I would LOVE to see that part of the Canadian wilderness. Wow.

Thank you Les you are the most trusted person in this field 👣👣

Should get drone with flir find heat signatures when flying and easier to spot something in the wild. DJI got those drones

Im 70 , spent most of my life hunting, camping, backpacking, by myself n with my family and friends.i have two girls who love the woods , both said they didn't want to hunt and thats fine.but they have and know firearms . When we go into woods we are all armed , wife too. We all shoot quite a bit. Last few years i had diabetes make it ruff on me , feet and legs hit hard. I was put on a new medication and im getting better all the time. Im almost able to do something i have never done. I want to go and camp in deep woods and see what i can find. Signs of Saba. Hopefully i can find a friend to go with me. Just in case i would take a fall or hurt myself. I haven't camped but couple times by myself in deep woods but i was never afraid. I carry my 10mm pistol and my 12 gauge and i don't fear much in woods..lol

A buddy and I were trying to figure out if we could duplicate the tree breaks without any type of cutting, and we did. We had a rope tied it higher up on the tree than attached it to a 4 wheeler and drove and sure enough tree breaks identical to the ones we've seen, it didn't work everytime but it worked, just figured I'd share.

36:00 Eye blink definitely looks fake to me, and I'm a supporter of the legend. I will say this... one year in Yellowstone, I met a bison on a well traveled trail there. I backed off as much as he could, but he came right up to me at about 25 feet away. He suddenly turned and meandered off the trail and through the wooded area. His steps didn't make a sound. I'll always remember that experience, mostly because something that had to weigh a ton or more didn't even snap a twig when I couldn't keep from making noise when trying my best not to while walking the same path. Nature is indeed very marvelous and mysterious!

These are great videos. Thank you for all you have done over the years

Wow, really convincing footage from Todd right there... I mean, really convincing... 🤣

These shows are the greatest

spectacular scenery and evidence; thank you Todd and Les. brave souls.

I love this stuff I wish you would do more on this topic. I live about 30 minutes from the Olympic national Forest Northern tip of Washington state i’ve lived here all of my life,I’ve got stories and I will not go into the woods by myself anymore.

You two are a great story teller

Les lover here, love to Stroud

Thank you for uploading these, you’re the best Les

I'd love to hear your "commentary" on these episodes, Les. This is a very fascinating topic!

This is a thrill to watch, and well put together. My question for the experts on this subject is: why couldn't Sasquatch be baited with apples, trapped unhurt in a net, tranquilized, blood samples taken, photos and vital signs and measurements taken, teeth assessed for age, and so forth, and then radio tagged and released?

I'm so loving this series!! Hooked !!

that video footage of Todd's looks so much like a robot, the way it blinks and moves its head

A tree breaking in a forrest? Impossible!

How you all have the courage to go out in the wilderness all alone is beyond me!!

I believe it. Some people wonder why anyone would keep going back if they're afraid. Well, some who shouldn't be drinking, keep drinking even if it makes them sick. This is these guys' passion and no one could make this up. Easy to see these guys are genuine.

He's not lying, he's Standing.

How would you describe your encounter with Sasquatch? "They were just, like, totally owning me."

If I tried to run like that across that hill like that I'd fall down, love your video work on this WOW 😳

Can't stop watching

Rewatching this series for the second time. Can’t wait for new episodes!! You the man Les!

Thanks again for another great episode. Be safe and stay healthy and keep them coming. 😷⚒

I found “traps”, kill zones, and choke points in salt fork state park. Made with logs, branch’s, and briar bushs. Never seen anything like that. Found three prints the day before.

normally Sasquatch hunting videos are hard to watch, this was riveting. Stay safe gentlemen!

The rocks banging together could simply be rocks falling down the mountain side. I hear that a lot in the mountains I go to, and I see it too.

Amazing episode, thank you Les.

So true story...I was around 12 years of age, I grew up in Cherokee territory NE Oklahoma, the outdoors, the woods, were our playground. And I was never afraid, never saw much more than a mountain lion to fear. But one day me and a friend were way out in the woods sitting at the top of a ravine in the middle of no where. Mind you this is Cherokee nation lands uninhabited by humans other than maybe a few hunters, a few kids like us, and maybe someone hunting crawdads, or fishing the creeks. Anyhow we are resting at the top of this ravine and all of sudden a huge rock comes flying out of no where upwards from somewhere in the hollow. We got up. Nothing happens for a minute, then another. They weren't close enough to hit us, but they were big rocks, and neared close enough to startle us. Being fearless kids instead of leaving we looked for rocks and began throwing them back. Next thing you know like 10 or so golf ball or so size rocks are whizing over our heads or to the side of us. Now its super thick brush, you would never be able to see anything down there, and we never did. So this back and forth rock throwing went on for about 10 minutes, but the rocks kept getting closer to our heads and bigger. We finally decided to leave, having never figured out what invisible force had been throwing the rocks, and while we were certainly young and foolish we weren't quite brave enough to go down the ravine and investigate closer. Its remained a mystery after all these years. But its hard to believe that a human could throw that many rocks, that size all at once. Could it have been pot growers trying to run us off...maybe, but these guys weren't dangerous and we knew them, they would have just come up and told us to find another place to hang out. I don't know what it was, and its been many many years and it still has me questioning what was throwing those rocks that big so far from below and upwards, that fast, preicise and without ever striking us, not one time.

Thank you Todd Standing so we can learn

The filming and production is so good on this . Great job !

Great job Les! I love your big foot episodes ..

I like your sceptical approach

Just imagine the suggestive power of being out there together with a guy like Todd, that is so convinced and is as assertive. That would just freak me out no matter how friendly of a guy he seems to be.

When a man like Les Stroud takes up a subject like this, he's got "my" attention...

I remember watching this on TV a couple of years ago. Thanks for posting it here Les.

Amazing work

Best footage!!!! climbing the side of the mountain like a mound.

Shot of the river at 21:00 is gorgeous.

Loved it, watched it twice in a row lol. You are our fav outdoor survival show since the beginning. As a gold prospector we would be remiss not to say WOW those creeks and river gravels looked like they needed my pan in em....

Dont doubt this todd fella.. He's hiking in very dangerous lands.

Huge set this guy has.

Thanks for these Les, love your episodes, and BTW also miss to seeing you making music. Marry Christmas, cheers and a lot of respect from Buenos Aires, Argentina.

I've loved the first episode, and just started the second, but one thing I don't understand is, if they know there's this much activity going on, why wouldn't they have just put up a few motion-activated hunting cameras around their camp, and the directions of the sounds, around where they left the apples, ect?? Wouldn't that be a fairly logical thing to do if you're trying to capture as much evidence as you can?

@survivormanlesstroud Les Stroud & Todd Standing together is amazing!!! I'm a Bigfoot fanatic & love being in nature. Couldn't help notice the path taken to reach the point of Todd's encounters & all the msgs left by Bigfoot, which means his scent is tracked & they know when he's in the area. What would happen if a new path was created? I wonder what new msgs Les could find for himself.

35:45 that blink looks too mechanical

Keep them coming please. Thanks for keeping the fire going.

Les stroud is the man of the woods he's awesome

Walking through the woods with Todd Standing. Todd: Did you hear that? That was Bigfoot! Todd: Did you hear that? That was a family of Bigfoot growling at us!

Wait. So dude spent 10yrs hunting them, and when confronted by them he screams and hollers for them to go away?!

Documentary video quality: HD Bigfoot sighting: 144p

really enjoy these vids

One thing I think is impressive, when boys come across a tree structure I noticed the smaller limbs are pretty well broken and cleaned off of each branch, before being placed in a star pattern. And then when they come across a snow load, all the little limbs are still attached to the trees. It's all wooly and hard to see through. Like they are if they are just laid over naturally.

I watched all episodes, and in these episodes the right questions and attitudes came into play. For example, entice bigfoot to find you. I had an encounter back in 1978, and it was only 50 feet from me, in a cornfield od all places. The great thing was, I was not alone, there were seven others with me watching this creature looking at us. It was late Sept., and the corn was a good seven feet high, and it came up just below its chest. I and another person was standing on a hay stack watching it, while the other five with us were behind us on a higher area. If anyone is going to prove their existence, it's you Mr. Stroud.

Les, I love this series! Have you done some voice-overs for this new RU-vid channel version? Unless I am not remembering the older Season 6 Bigfoot series correctly, that is still on Prime, there seems to me more video and audio content here. Great stuff!

Beautiful place..

Les you need to go on tour I want to Hear the band !! Please keep us posted!

Love all your hard work Les . Be safe out there brother.

Damn, thought this was brand new, but still watching again. Would love commentary, too.

I love how on Todd's channel he talks about how far back he has to go in these particular mtns. then they come across a rope bridge!

Did I miss something? How do we go from the end of this episode with Todd Standing to the next episode in Klemtu with no transition? Did anything happen that night when Les was out there with Todd?

I really really really respect Todd and Les for so many reasons. Hate it but I honestly have a hard time camping byself in a tent in places nowhere near as far out and dangerous as these places. If anyone is looking for some other awesome videos this guy Base Camp Chris has some awesome videos that are super informative for backpacking but he also tells stories of people's encounters, really enjoyable videos. I lived off grid in McCloud CA and met a retired logger who told me about his sitting, I don't doubt it one bit. This location is so desolate but even Mt Shasta and the Trinity Mountains extremely likely places for them to live as well. Thank you very much Todd and Les