The CREEPIEST Cases of People Disappearing

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In this video, we’re going to go over two cases of people who disappeared in the remote wilderness. But strangely, each of these people was skilled and experienced enough for this not to have happened, and yet it did anyway. Sometimes, these things just happen deep in the woods. This is video 8 in the creepiest disappearances series.
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@ScaryInteresting 5 месяцев назад

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@abysscallstoabyss55 5 месяцев назад

No. But I will continue watching your videos. Maybe I won’t skip the ads to balance it out.

@bowzer181 5 месяцев назад

Hello I’m from Canada if you like a story about missing people, Nicole Hore, on highway of tears in BC. A lot of women go missing there, and they never found her yet which I am a friend of hers was till now.

@genghis_connie 5 месяцев назад

@@bowzer181I think he actually covered the Highway of Tears not long ago, no? Just so sad and maddening.

@brendanjamieson83 5 месяцев назад

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@obsidianmcnight1247 5 месяцев назад

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@demo2823 5 месяцев назад

A major reason why alcoholics die more often from hypothermia is not just because of passing out while exposed to the elements. Alcohol causes your skin vessels to dilate and bring more blood to the surface, hence the flush and feeling of warmth. However, this puts your blood at closer exposure to cold air, and actually cools you down faster. Alcohol was an old soldier's 'cure' for the cold, but while it made you feel better, it made your condition worse.

@esteemedmortal5917 5 месяцев назад

Yes, ultimately lowering your core body temperature, which is going to kill you (unlike frostbite, which may eventually kill you)

@danmaddox2849 5 месяцев назад

@@gavtronicsthats when you literally take your clothes off during hypothermia. Not the same thing...

@madquest8 5 месяцев назад

Oh no!! MacReady was drinking at the end of the Thing... I hope he made it!! :-O

@cje3247 5 месяцев назад

@@gavtronicsNo, that’s not it. Lol.

@johnk5949 5 месяцев назад

That's paradoxically correct@@cje3247

@ravenofroses 5 месяцев назад

my two cents: the first story sounds like the dude had a medical emergency and got scavenged post-mortem. the second story sounds like poachers with a very troubled friend who probably succumbed to the elements while going through alcohol withdrawal. the fact that a number of aaron's loved ones had already severed ties with him would make it plausible that the guys on the hunting trip with him were also close to their breaking point, so their weird lack of concern for his safety also kind of makes sense?

@cm2ral 5 месяцев назад

Completely agree.

@757Princess 5 месяцев назад

That is very unfortunate. Too bad they didn't take his disappearance seriously

@jbaker7311 5 месяцев назад

I'll add my two cents too on the first story. My brother was a bush pilot in Alaska and had numerous encounters with brown bears. On one occasion he spotted a sow and her cubs headed for him but fortunately she just ran on past. It caused him to run to his helicopter to get his gun. There is another danger also and that's moose. During rut male bulls can be aggressive. The point to all this is when venturing into the bush be on your toes. I would tend to believe a bear attack might have been the culprit. There aren't many attacks but they do happen.

@SILSAL67 5 месяцев назад

First guy....there was no proof of bear consumption even if he had a medical emergency. All the scat found carried no clothing bits which it should have and some of his clothes were whole with no scratches or signs of a bear attack. Also, his extra, stored food was intact, which would not have been the case if a bear had come into his camp.

@ravenofroses 5 месяцев назад

@@jbaker7311 i'd have said bear attack, too, but the scene was super clean for a bear attack. tbh if he was killed by any animal, a moose would make more sense in this specific scenario. but yeah, going alone into such isolated wilderness for weeks at a time is a serious risk on a good day. it's tragic and mysterious but not exactly shocking that this guy didn't make it out.

@MattCarvin 5 месяцев назад

It’s so silly to me when people think someone couldn’t have been attacked by a bear because of experience and knowledge. Bears love hubris .

@stevenbenson9976 5 месяцев назад

Yup. Dude had stripped out of his clothes to wash up in the lake, hasn't taken his mask off yet and got jumped by a grizzly. Grizzly could have been spooked out of the area by something else after eating him and that's why the scat didn't have any remains. It had been weeks by the time they got to him.. Maybe more than a month since he died

@mouserue 5 месяцев назад

And just to reinforce this point, Timothy "Grizzly Man" Treadwell had filmed, studied, and lived among bears for 13 summers before one decided to eat him. One expert's response was the opposite of disbelief: "It's a tragic thing, but it's not unpredictable."

@StrangeScaryNewEngland 5 месяцев назад

@@mouserue The audio of him and then his partner being mauled to death is very chilling, but oh well. I don't feel a shred of bad for them. Would you guys feel bad for me if I decided to swim with great white sharks and get devoured eventually? Hell no.

@MattCarvin 5 месяцев назад

@@StrangeScaryNewEngland I’ve heard the audio isn’t actually released. I did listen to very horrifying clip of audio once but was told it was fake. Still, it sounded exactly like what I imagine it would have. Can still remember the wife’s screaming, and him yelling for her to hit it with a pan, and then eventually just telling her to run.

@Elleaf1 5 месяцев назад

@@StrangeScaryNewEngland I would still feel bad for you wtf

@Crystalised24 5 месяцев назад

I understand the family being in denial in the first story, but tbh him having experience with bears is pretty irrelevant to whether he could survive a bear attack or not. People have been attacked and killed by wild animals that they’ve personally worked with for years. Knowledge can be a great help but once a giant predator catches you off guard and decides it’s going to kill you, theres not much you can do to stop it.

@danielhicks4826 5 месяцев назад

It's not denial though the official story about his remains and clothes found in bear scat literally isn't true.

@kristacook1211 5 месяцев назад

Have to disagree with this. Knowing how to behave around wild animals and understand their body language would be hugely helpful in not inciting an encounter.

@heathermillsphantomlimb9314 5 месяцев назад

@@kristacook1211yes, but even the best experts can slip up or make a mistake. Look at the Crocodile Hunter, Siegfried and Roy, the Chimp lady, the list goes on. Wild animals don’t have any concern for your level of training. If they’re hungry enough, they’ll attack until either they kill you or you kill them.

@dereklewis8914 4 месяца назад

I just think it's weird that no one suggested a moose may have got him or gave him a heart attack. Bears are not the only dangerous animal out there

@user-qs2vb4yv3t 4 месяца назад

I agree!

@osirisatot19 5 месяцев назад

I think them being poachers and him going off because they were clearly already upset with him and them him dying of exposure while going through withdrawal makes a lot of sense. I've seen someone I know go through alcohol withdrawal and it can get pretty nasty.

@dalriadajohannsen 5 месяцев назад

It makes the most sense. Alcohol withdrawal can be fatal and it can get nasty. Hospitals operating on alcoholics will give them a 'prescription' of liquor for the duration of the hospital stay. It's a serious condition.

@Swishersweetcigarilo 5 месяцев назад

Yea, drunk hillbilly poachers. Good ol Montana boys. Who hunts with a bow in terrain like that? Someone who doesn't want to be detected.

@JohnDoe-mg1od 5 месяцев назад

I agree, not really creepy at all. As is the case with most of these 411 disappearances.

@soberserotonin1850 5 месяцев назад

Yeah, alcohol withdrawal during severe alcohol use disorder is often deadly. It is actually recommended that people addicted to alcohol don’t stop drinking until they enter a hospital or rehab because they must be medically monitored and usually prescribed at least one sedative medication to overcome withdrawal symptoms. Otherwise, it can easily result in deadly seizures. Many, if not most, people experience minor seizures during alcohol withdrawal of lesser severity unless medically monitored. You must go to a hospital or rehab. He likely died from alcohol withdrawal syndrome.

@scott972 5 месяцев назад

You're getting your stories mixed up, the first guy was the bow hunter. The poachers were the second story@@Swishersweetcigarilo

@tdebirds 5 месяцев назад

BROOO I literally asked for a story about people getting lost in the woods and you DELIVERED! You're fantastic 💜

@ScaryInteresting 5 месяцев назад

There will be more, too!

@abysscallstoabyss55 5 месяцев назад

Dude. How long have you been subscribed to this channel?

@iftikhar-ii7cy 5 месяцев назад

So what? Stop behaving like a gay.

@colbylux-hale5561 5 месяцев назад

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@MaryDoyle-xl2ri 5 месяцев назад

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@bluejediforce 5 месяцев назад

For the second story, I think that the surviving two were hunting on private property and that's why they were so cagey about the investigations. I also think there's a chance Aaron was suicidal, but that's just where my mind went when it was stated he brought less alcohol than he usually did. I bet his friends spent a few days panicking bc they didn't know whether to turn themselves in as violating hunting laws or wait for their friend to show up again. I doubt they actually killed him but I am certain they were doing something illegal up there in the mountains.

@someoneout-there2165 5 месяцев назад

My theory is that maybe they were secretly having some gay fun in the woods, the one guy got drunk and said he was going to out them and so they silenced him. Haha .. I'm joking but honestly you never really know. The disappearance could be a thousand plus different things.

@uzifromtwitter5257 2 месяца назад

Any one that hunts breaks rules/laws knowingly and unknowingly. Handbook can get so complex it’s hard to dot every I and cross every T. Imo they were obviously all on land they didn’t have permission to hunt, but you would think once the law is involved and a guy is missing the jigs up and you would just come clean. At a certain point the webs too deep and you cut your losses (like the elk carcass being found)

@gundammon Месяц назад

I'd read some things online that Hedges had been busted before (or at least known to) trespass/poach on private property. The other thing is that this case is used as an example of a "Missing 411" case by David Paulides. Problem is that documentary leaves out a lot of facts and does way too much speculation.

@The_ZeroLine Месяц назад

@@gundammonYeah, Paulides full of sh*t.

@Tangent_Pixel 5 месяцев назад

A lot of times we talk about multiple theories as if they are all mutually exclusive. I don't know if that's intentional or not, but it's always possible that more than one theory is true at once. Aaron, Keith, and Brandon could have been poachers AND Aaron could have wandered off to suffer on his own, AND as a top comment pointed out, it could have been a planned suicide that his friends knew about. Multiple things can be true at once, and it would explain a lot. Maybe he didn't tell them until they were already out there. Maybe they were also poaching, which gave him a lot of leverage to disappear. Also, it's possible any plans of suicide weren't strictly "I plan to kill myself" but "I plan to allow myself to die, and if I don't I don't." or he told his friends he might change his mind. Either way, he would send them that message on the 9th to pacify them before he died. Suicidal ideantions aren't always "I plan to kill myself," it can be recklessly endangering yourself, sabotaging your own survival, basically trying to get yourself killed. "I don't want to live... but I don't want to commit suicide... so I'm just going to make a bunch of poor decisions and if I die I die..."

@karlarose536 5 месяцев назад

You make good points. Situations can easily get messier than people might imagine from the outside.

@kimberlylaughner5067 5 месяцев назад

Well said!

@sarahmajor5945 5 месяцев назад

Look at all the suicides by cops.

@rachelreneer56 5 месяцев назад

I agree with you and you explained it very well.

@R2Bl3nd 5 месяцев назад

I concur that there are probably many coinciding reasons for this outcome. It could be that his behavior was becoming more and more hostile or unbearable and his friends left him behind or left him to die or something like that, because they were just absolutely fed up with him. But maybe he was acting that way partially to create some distance. Either way it's clear there was more involvement. But I don't know, is it more respectful to Aaron to not push the issue if it's what he wanted, or is it more respectful to his family to uncover the truth? He's dead but his family's not. I think living people should matter more than the dead in that regard.

@CJM-rg5rt 5 месяцев назад

I think you laid it out perfectly. His wife was right, he never should've done something so intensive whilst trying to detox. That's incredibly dangerous, it sounds like they aren't that great of friends either.

@Svensk7119 5 месяцев назад

I can't say they killed him, but I can't that they didn't. Either way, the first poster was right. They are very poor friends.

@heehoopeanut420 5 месяцев назад

Say they didn't kill him, who leaves the whole camping trip and goes home without seeing their friend at all, doesn't even bother looking fir him! I couldn't dream of doing that to a friend, hell, even someone I didn't like that much. That's abandoning someone in the wilderness to me...

@scallopohare9431 5 месяцев назад

He was out of his mind, and ARMED. Hours from emergency services. You wanna stick around?

@hannahp1108 5 месяцев назад

@@heehoopeanut420 And the phone call. "Is Aaron still alive?" What the hell is that about

@AMaleDaG 5 месяцев назад

@@hannahp1108aasking if he is alive because he maybe didn't call them as he said he would?

@imperialchalice 5 месяцев назад

Every time I hear these stories, I recall the time one of my favorite coworkers said her boyfriend wanted to celebrate his bday hiking a trail he really liked. Because I watch videos like this, I was nervous for her because she mentioned she’s never hiked and doesn’t really like it but was willing to go and even let her boyfriend get adventurous during the hike if he wanted to (as in explore areas he wasn’t familiar with cause he has experience). I told her and drilled it into her everyday until she left for the trip to please get offline maps. She did, downloaded a few. She comes back from her trip and says “hey, guess what…we actually got lost cause we went off trail, lost signal, and couldn’t use anything else but the offline maps you recommended. We made it back just in time.” I was like OMG 😭 me watching these things is not in vain!!!! lol idk how offline maps work exactly or how it helped, but I used to watch videos of a rescuer and he always recommended for people to do that.

@MisterPerson-fk1tx 5 месяцев назад

Lucky, you still need batteries for that to work. When things get miserable your cellphone is usually dead. Don't ask me how I know but the most reliable offline map is physical.

@someoneout-there2165 5 месяцев назад

Maybe I watch too much true crime but ain't no way I'm going hiking alone with someone who had never expressed an interest before and didn't want a phone used that can help locate something.

@hoonfox5087 5 месяцев назад

GPS uses satellite, and is available almost anywhere with open sky. Meanwhile your phone network and data needs to be within a certain range of a cell tower to work. If you already have the map data, and good battery life, your GPS should always work.

@KhoiruunisaRF 5 месяцев назад

Good thing you gave her that advice. However, don't rely too much on gadgets when going outdoors. Get a physical map & compass or at least a wristwatch. Learn how to use them first before doing outdoor activities such as hiking. Wilderness isn't a playground.

@nataliep501 5 месяцев назад

You saved their lives!

@FatRescueSwimmer04 5 месяцев назад

I detoxed off Benzos and Booze (ALOT of it) and pain pills in the Middle of a National Forest dozens of miles from anyone... I regretted it badly about day two, but rode it out bc I didn't have a choice lol. Stayed out there two weeks came back a different person. The experience was so awful/uncomfortable (literally the worst) I haven't touched pills or booze since and it's been about 15 years now. I had tons of seizures, Hallucinations (at one point I was frantically running around the forest at night from demons w/ no light lost in an area with cliffs all over), extreme Flu like symptoms and I was literally out of my mind absolutely BLASTED with Anxiety the likes of which I have never experienced so tbh I'm lucky I lived thru the horrible choice. Do not do this! I honestly think that's what killed Aaron, I just got extremely lucky!

@quintiar 5 месяцев назад

Thank you for sharing your story. It sounds like you value your life more than before. I respect your courage to do what you did for yourself.

@xlnuniex 5 месяцев назад

Withdrawal from benzodiazepine, as well as alcohol abuse, can be very dangerous and in some cases fatal therefore medical treatment is necessary in most cases. Your lucky you were able to go through cold turkey. That had to have been so hard. I have really bad anxiety. But I’ve seen first hand how easy people get addicted to benzos that it scares me from seeking them. Also, Ive been told that benzo withdrawal is worse than heroin withdrawal. And longer too. I’m really happy to hear you not only got clean but have stayed clean ever since. Absolutely amazing! ❤

@makavelismith 5 месяцев назад

Went through 6 months of pretty bad benzo withdrawal and 3 months of it tailing off. I kept wondering if it was some kind of permanent state or something. Jesus. The DT are a lot shorter but far more terrifying.

@xlnuniex 5 месяцев назад

@@makavelismith WOW! That is insane. And the fact that you made it through is absolutely amazing. This is exactly why I don’t want to take any medication for my anxiety. So many people get addicted to them. And The withdrawal scares me. I rather just deal with my anxiety. Thank you for sharing!!!

@Beadledom2024 3 месяца назад

Holy smokes. Detoxing bareknuckle from the two most lethally dangerous substances to detox from, and in nature to boot. It seriously was not your time to go, my friend...

@lesliemartin3 5 месяцев назад

I've heard Aaron's story so many times. As an alcoholic in recovery I can't help but wonder if Aaron's actions, along with the two others, were on account of Aaron purposely letting his two friends know it would be his last trip. Alcohol withdraw is one of the worst feelings and you sincerely feel like you wish to die at times. Aaron may have been sensing his time was up and he didn't want to face the aftermath of running out of alcohol so he may have planned his own suicide only telling his friends since he probably realized he needed to tell at least someone other than his spouse. This would explain why he was so insistent despite his wife's pleas.

@Steampunkkids 5 месяцев назад

This is a really insightful explanation of the events. Your theory also explains his friends’ actions and their attitude. If he did die “from the elements” his bones could be buried in a cemetery, and his wife could collect life insurance. If he committed suicide, it would tarnish his reputation. His church may not allow him to be buried near his loved ones. And, his death would not qualify his wife to receive life insurance. His friends, understanding all this, would have wanted him to go out on his own terms. Your theory explains it all! I’m sorry you are going through recovery right now. It’s not easy. Remember to be kind to yourself.

@justlolit 5 месяцев назад

Its very common for suicides to have funtime or day planned 24 hours before it happens. I sat around with my friends playing halo3 on the tv, next day at school one of us didnt come. It was likely he wanted to relive some good times and memories.

@justlolit 5 месяцев назад

Explains his friends saysing " is he Dead" in the call, they may have known or likely put two and two together @@Steampunkkids

@lesliemartin3 5 месяцев назад

@@Steampunkkids I've been clean for almost 12 years. The first year was the hardest, but I've had a wonderful life since then but thank you for your kind words🙂

@shadowprovesunshine 5 месяцев назад

@@justlolitoh my gosh I'm so sorry for your loss.

@justinhedges2151 5 месяцев назад

I got lost elk hunting in the Crazy Mountains and it was the spookiest experience. The wind in the trees sounds like a howling witch. The landscape is impossibly complex. We were looking for a hunting buddies cow elk, but I stayed out too long and darkness descended. I walked the wrong trail for several miles before turning back, but it was too late. Ironically I saw 4 cow elk, but wasn't interested anymore, I just wanted to get back to the truck. I was on the wrong trail so I turned around knowing that the truck had to be over a big ridge. I had to clamber over deadfall, now very concerned. After a long climb my foot hit a solid trail and I knew I would be ok. It was still an hour hike back, but I knew I dodged a bullet. Those mountains are fucking sketchy.

@Flintlockon 4 месяца назад

Close call. Glad you found your way.

@ZMondoHype 2 месяца назад

Love those mountains, done some solo hunts in there but always use onx offline maps. They are definitely complex, some areas just covered in deadfall for miles where a trail used to be

@b.thompson9176 5 месяцев назад

Great research on both stories. In particular, the second one involving the hunters. I don't live far from from there, so what I'm going to say will be limited because some local people out here are..weird. One thing to keep in mind is that the Crazy Mountains is known as an island mountain range. It's predominantly surrounded by private property, while the mountain is publicly owned (Forest Service land). It's easier to access these days from what I understand, but back then, you practically had to trespass in order to get into the forest service property. Trails plainly noted as being public access on forest service maps would be marked off as private property when you were on them, and some have been charged with trespassing. Some of these private property owners were ready to charge hikers at a drop of the hat. Throw poaching into the mix, and I can't imagine what those guys were thinking.

@karlarose536 5 месяцев назад

Yeah, one never knows what you might run into in the backwoods of Montana. One time my ex and I tried to take a different route through some mountains between a cabin I own and the town where we live. The route was clearly marked on our map as being a Forest Service road, but at a certain point it was blocked with a gate and the people who lived there swore it was private property. They had it blocked off and I'm not sure what their deal was, but I've lived in the rural west long enough to know it's a bad idea to tangle with folks who live that far off the beaten path. You just don't know if they might be survivalists, cultists, or just plain crazy. We turned around, even though it was *at least* 20 miles on back roads and probably cost us two hours.

@b.thompson9176 5 месяцев назад

@karlarose536 TOTALLY this!! Beautiful country out here and majority of folks very welcoming, but definitely some of the ones off the beaten path are close to unhinged.

@readdeeply9278 5 месяцев назад

What I like to point out... it is always, invariably "an experienced" hiker/hunter/camper who runs into trouble. I don't think I've ever heard one of these stories begin with "XYZ was a novice hiker..." What that tells me is that the person grew complacent. Hubris in the wild is a bad idea - the wild will always be wild and you cannot tame it, merely manage it. Sometimes. And sometimes your camping partners just kill you.

@i_like_lemons 5 месяцев назад

Not really. It's just that it's more newsworthy when an experienced person goes missing. Non-experienced people goes missing all the time.

@MattCarvin 5 месяцев назад

Exactly. But it doesn’t necessarily mean they were complacent either. You just have to be where bears are for a bear to decide to eat you, the human element of it has very little to do with anything. If a bear decides it wants you, and you can’t kill the bear (good luck!) you’ll be killed by the bear, barring the occasional miracle. Fortunately, like the narrator says, bears usually aren’t interested. But sometimes they are.

@readdeeply9278 5 месяцев назад

@@i_like_lemons Absolutely no reason that it would be more newsworthy lol That's kind of horrible. Nor does it explain why experience isn't always the magic formula.

@Alastar2012 5 месяцев назад

@@MattCarvin Ok but Cause of Death was hypothermia, not bear.

@chrisran24 5 месяцев назад

Yep, I always like to point this out too. Experienced people can push farther, but there's always something you couldn't predict or a situation you didn't think would happen. It could be complacency, or it could be that they are simply out there more and so there's a slightly higher chance it'll be someone like them that finds trouble. As I gained experience in canyoneering and rock climbing, I got used to things and I had to constantly remind myself that it only takes one slip or not being deliberate with gear.

@MountainHighSnow96 5 месяцев назад

He was likely prescribed Librium. And myself being someone who recently went through alcohol detox at a treatment center but first by going to the ER, it’s wild that he would undertake an activity like that while experiencing withdrawal.

@danmaddox2849 5 месяцев назад

I was thinking naltrexone as she said it was supposed to reduce cravings. Librium is for a straight up tapering down off alcohol.

@makavelismith 5 месяцев назад

Ya, I mean this is stuff that they said he was going through. He may well have not been detoxing at all. I too have been through the librium detox process and you're weak as fuck. No way anyone could handle serious hiking.

@KevinHasSpoken 5 месяцев назад

No better way to start off my Sunday then another Scary interesting banger, thank you for your quality content & hardwork. Videos get better every week.

@ScaryInteresting 5 месяцев назад

Thank you!

@CharlieKellyEsq 5 месяцев назад

this is pretty mediocre though right? like these stories weren't even that good.

@colbylux-hale5561 5 месяцев назад

@CharlieKellyEsq both are well known, well covered stories.

@hossdelgado626 5 месяцев назад

@CharlieKellyEsq I'm gonna be the weirdo to respond to this. You realize we are on a channel for a creator who keeps a fairly consistent upload schedule who gives as much information as they can. It ain't always gonna be some amazing banger, but it is always going to be real, actual stories of people. Many cone here to watch the high amount of detail, to listen and theory craft or to wonder about the how's and why's. I like hearing these stories because they tell me things that can and will happen if I'm unprepared, that as unlikely as a random unprovoked (intentionally or not) bear attack is.. they still happen. People disappear, cops across the world fumble cases, sometimes they couldn't do anything, other times they are seemingly corrupt and its not so cut and dry. This channel is real, and sometimes that means more boring or straight forward. They can't all be crazy cave or diving disasters with 15 pages of details. Sometimes it's as dark and simple as someone breaking their ankle and them dying within a mile of the trail head.

@MaryDoyle-xl2ri 5 месяцев назад

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@rdwwdr3520 5 месяцев назад

Bear attack: (i) the fact that he worked around grizzlies means he was desensitized to the danger just like Timothy Treadwell. This could make him MORE likely to suffer an attack. (ii) there's no one-single-way attacks happen. They tell you to play dead because sometimes bears walk away without eating the human after they are dead. (iii) he might have wounded the bears, ay, with a large knife during the attack and then the man crawled away and died.

@katieloyd1409 5 месяцев назад

As a wildlife biologist, wildlife biologists all have crazy stories to tell of dangerous work (and recreation) situations. And all known that wildlife can be unpredictable. If he was dead, even from something like slipping and hitting hs head, it would explain the lack of blood too.

@codyphillips1821 5 месяцев назад

I've been hiking and camping a lot in the last year in my local area, I want to journey out further but with how many stories I've heard about how people do everything right but nature/fate decides they need to disappear I'm nervous about going to new areas

@ScaryInteresting 5 месяцев назад

If you go alone in areas without cell service, I highly recommend a personal locator beacon

@Enoo-Wynn 5 месяцев назад

Just prepare properly. Bad things can still happen, but they can anywhere.

@maxelldenomie6131 5 месяцев назад

Wise. When going unknown don't go alone.

@taitsmith8521 5 месяцев назад

That's just life dude. Nothing is guaranteed. Everyone commenting is just a Karen.

@heavymetalredneck7973 5 месяцев назад

Stay where you are comfortable, once your confidence grows you can slowly expand out a little farther and learn different areas, always carry a big bore weapon, beware of 2 legged predators.

@TheFireproofWitch 5 месяцев назад

I always feel so bad for families of people who disappear, because they never get answers and are left to make assumptions, which I bet is so haunting and traumatic 😢

@JoeBob79569 5 месяцев назад

In the second story, as soon as I heard the description of the guy and about how his "demeanour was off", it immediately reminded me of one of my friends who has issues with drink. And as the story went on it sounded more and more like him, especially the bit about him arriving to the campsite drunk. We've often went camping with this friend in the past, and he would often have arrived drunk like this, and be incoherent annoying, and maybe even a bit confrontational, so I can 100% imagine how their first few hours played out, with a lot of tension between the men, with a clear separation between them and him, and them almost being glad that he went off on his own, but also being worried about him.

@larrydirtybird Месяц назад

I had a friend who was an alcoholic, and by far the most annoying thing about his alcoholism, was him showing up at the beginning of the evening already drunk. It would make me so angry. So I can imagine imagine how they felt when he showed up already drunk.

@JoeBob79569 Месяц назад

@@larrydirtybird Yea, it really can ruin everybody's evening. Our buddy would often go into a kind of trance and he'd just start talking utter nonsense for hours, and I don't think he even knew he was talking at times, it was just spewing out of him. And nobody else would be able to have a proper conversation, or a moment's peace.

@larrydirtybird Месяц назад

@@JoeBob79569 totally. I mean, really, people who are drunk or only bearable for other people who are also drunk.

@billpetersen298 5 месяцев назад

Not just the north. The coastal mountains in bc are incredibly rugged and remote. You go into the mountains on the north shore of Vancouver. Cell service is gone after a few km. The next dirt road to the north is 100 km away. European hikers get a surprise, when there isn’t a restaurant on top of the mountain. I have seen nine bears this year, and I’m not out that much.

@zaraweiss608 5 месяцев назад

I really feel for North Shore Rescue. The coastal mountain hikes on the north shore aren't as technical as some in the Rockies or Kootenays of this province. But I have never seen as many unprepared, under-geared hikers as I have on the coast. Walking up in yoga pants and skater shoes, no pack, no map, no water. Not even a jacket. People see the city in the distance and get lulled into a false sense of security. I think they forget that they are actually in the wilderness. The numbers of naiive tourist hikers and snowboarders/skiers they have to pluck off the mountains are on a whole other level.

@drgirlfriend211 5 месяцев назад

DANGGGG…. I was an alcoholic for short time, been sober 8 years this month…. being in the wilderness at risk of running out of booze seems like a fate worse than death. Alcohol withdrawals are the worst possible feeling imaginable. Like the flu mixed with a severe panic attack that doesn’t end… and that’s not considering seizures 😬 poor Aaron…

@StrangeScaryNewEngland 5 месяцев назад

That's me with pot. I used to drink a ton when I worked at a liquor store, ended up with pancreatitis twice. Now I just smoke weed and cigs. If I ran out of weed and cigs in the woods, no, that wouldn't kill me, but I would probably go crazy from that plus the isolation.

@StrangeScaryNewEngland 5 месяцев назад

Anytime I go hiking alone and have a potential to get lost, I bring 2 packs with me and a full 8th just in case. Lmao. Also, matches and a few backup lighters just in case.

@ganjalfcreamcorn8438 5 месяцев назад

sure, but you cant die from weed withdrawal. you can 100% die from alcohol withdrawal. same with benzos. @@StrangeScaryNewEngland

@Hannah-zw9ow 3 месяца назад

Congrats on 8 years!! 🎉

@ArturB993 5 месяцев назад

I've heard the second story before about Aaron and the crazy mountains. There's another intriguing detail from another source of the story that mentions that the distance between where the boots were found, and the backpack and remains were found were a substantial distance apart. Additionally, where the backpack was found, was within view of a home owners property.

@YOUR-LOCAL13 4 месяца назад

Thanks for bringing this up. It wasn’t mentioned in this video and it raises many questions.

@Rainforestdelight 5 месяцев назад

The weirdest thing to me about the Aaron case is that when I was researching his presumed path he took after he went missing he literally walked right by several ranch houses that he couldn’t have missed and would have clearly been seen by him.

@acidrat420 5 месяцев назад

If only houses had eyes... and mouths to tell the stories lol

@colbylux-hale5561 5 месяцев назад

Yep.

@jesse2456 5 месяцев назад

Methinks planned suicide or his friends offed him for some reason

@VictoriaMarch13 5 месяцев назад

@@jesse2456me too.

@skittleshooter 5 месяцев назад

I think they were almost caught and split up to hide from being caught. Aaron laid low but because of the alcoholism and high risk for hypothermia coupled with medication he died where he was hiding. Hypothermia can set in real quick and kill you if you don't pay attention to the signs. Look at all the cave stories on here. Cold dripping water on a person stuck on a ledge in a cave was enough to cause hypothermia in one case.

@mayaa.1405 5 месяцев назад

You’re one of my favorite narrators! I could hear you tell stories all day. Thanks for another good video 🙂

@eeriewaffle3938 5 месяцев назад

Hey dude, just wanted to say I absolutely love your content. While a bit unusual, I usually have your videos or podcast okaying in the background as I cook or study. Keep it up!

@demo2823 5 месяцев назад

How could two men really go camping with a guy, then after losing him, wait a few days and call his wife to ask if he was alive? If I was the wife, I would be like??? Why are you asking me??? Feels much more like the sort of thing you would ask after hurting your friend badly in a fight and seeing him hobble in the direction of home. I also don't like that they went to the cabin, a potential crime/death scene, without the police, and slept there, and then came back. Lots of time to hide a body, or poaching trophies.

@lovey9286 5 месяцев назад

I have heard the Aaron Hedges story a few times but I have NEVER heard it like this. And it actually clears many things up. I never heard his alcohol use like this. And his "friends" sound fishy along with his girlfriend.

@evanblake5252 13 дней назад

I agree that his friends sound fishy, and like they weren't great friends, but I can't think of a single thing that seems fishy about his girl, so I have no idea what you're talking about. She warned her husband repeatedly against going on the trip out of concern for his safety and his competency while in the midst of alcoholism and drug treatments, and she was horrified and immediately contacted authorities as soon as Aaron's hunting buddies called her telling her that they were back and Aaron wasn't. So, what makes you think she's fishy? That makes no sense to me.

@dannygarza2781 5 месяцев назад

I love Scary Interesting!! I always look forward to your videos ! A nice smoke sesh w ominous tales my fave 👽 lol

@dont.tell.anybody.you.suck666 5 месяцев назад

i had a really miserable day but thankfully Scary Interesting posted. you made my day love your content :)

@ScaryInteresting 5 месяцев назад

Hope the rest of your day goes a little better!

@jamesmecham4266 5 месяцев назад

It's troubling how law enforcement mishandled the investigation. Aaron's cabin should have been secured immediately with permission to search obtained from Aaron's wife prior to Keith and Brandon's return. Also, they had enough reasonable suspicion to subpoena Keith and Brandon's cell phones. Because of these mistakes we'll likely never know the entire truth until the statute of limitations expire for the hunting poaching crimes these men likely committed. With your excellent rendition of facts it seems the poaching hypothermia explanation is most reasonable. Thank you for your thorough analysis and rendition.

@eadweard. 5 месяцев назад

Hindsight bias.

@jamesmecham4266 5 месяцев назад

@@eadweard. No eadweard, three decades of investigative experience.

@eadweard. 5 месяцев назад

@@jamesmecham4266 Utter drivel.

@shadowprovesunshine 5 месяцев назад

I agree- why wasn't a warrant issued?

@jamesmecham4266 5 месяцев назад

@@shadowprovesunshine Good question shadowprovesunshine.

@GUSTAVINNESSONN 5 месяцев назад

As a recovering alcoholic I can tell you that going through the DTs anywhere other than a safe, comfortable environment is not a nice experience, and to be out In harsh wilderness when the worst of the symptoms kick in would be an extremely dangerous situation. I honestly don't think you would be able to properly look after yourself in that situation, especially coming off of a pint of whisky a day habit

@craigmeyer6957 5 месяцев назад

That honestly makes no sense to me, but then again I’m not an alcoholic……….

@danmaddox2849 5 месяцев назад

Well going through DTs isnt safe anywhere. I think you mean WDs. Full blown DTs is a whole different beast involving deleriant psychosis and even more alcohol wont snap you out of it.

@GUSTAVINNESSONN 5 месяцев назад

@craigmeyer6957 Well, ya it wouldn't would it 😁. Count yourself lucky that you've never had to experience the delirium tremens. I've seen alcohol get the best of some of the most intelligent, goal driven men you've seen. Alcoholism takes no prisoners, and there's no telling who that horrible addiction is lying dormant in

@makavelismith 5 месяцев назад

Been through the DTs. Can safely say that this theory is some cooked up nonsense. DTs = lying in bed for days. Not hiking up mountains.

@makavelismith 5 месяцев назад

@@craigmeyer6957I am, or at least was. The power in my legs went when I went through alcohol withdrawal. You wouldn't go hiking through the wilderness at all. The other killed him .

@enrico_magnani 5 месяцев назад

Great video, they covered Aaron’s story in one episode of Missing 401, but this is the first time I hear about the problem with alcohol, or the incongruity between the two other hunters and their stories.

@angela3524 5 месяцев назад

The missing Enigma has a very detailed longer episode on Aaron’s story. I learned a lot about this case that I’ve never heard any where before. As always tho, this channel never disappoints ;)

@pinkpink-kb6dl 5 месяцев назад

That seems like a gross misrepresentation of the case to neglect to mention the severe alcoholism, I can't believe that would be left out

@Cormier66 5 месяцев назад

Missing 411 likes to leave out details that get in the way of more 'far out' reasons for disappearances. I first heard of Aarons case there, did some research myself and found out about the alcoholism. We can never know for sure, but withdrawals and a severe storm are the most likely reasons for his death.

@harley_the_hack4416 5 месяцев назад

@@Cormier66was gonna say this. Dave P is notorious for immediately jumping to the supernatural and he doesn't really follow up on cases. He throws out that gigantic scary number, but neglects cases where people are found (thus the number is lower in reality, but then it wouldn't be shocking and mysterious)

@reverenddmo8944 5 месяцев назад

I've seen so many of these stories where the RCMP seem to fumble investigations or just doggedly refuse to look into things further has pretty much convinced me not to go anywhere off the beaten track in Canada.

@StrangeScaryNewEngland 5 месяцев назад

Yeah, they seem pretty lax. Almost like they know why it is happening.

@esteemedmortal5917 5 месяцев назад

Is the penalty for poaching serious enough that you’d risk being considered a suspect in a murder?

@katieblue9947 5 месяцев назад

Well if you know no murder was committed you may not be so worried about the suspicion, they can suspect all they like but no evidence will exist. However if you DID poach on private property, you probably wouldn't want to hand all that evidence to the people that would charge you. Risks here: A) They may suspect you murdered someone and nothing happens, vs B) they believe you didnt commit murder but now have evidence you committed another crime

@bigsav1984 Месяц назад

@@katieblue9947you may know you didn’t commit murder but that won’t stop them from railroading you to say they solved it. It’s even easier for them because you’re being sketchy so I think I’d take the poaching charges then a murder charge any day.

@charlotteinnocent8752 5 месяцев назад

Story one, what if he got a head injury, and dazed, accidentally wandered into the water and was swept away? It could be something as random as a tree branch falling on his head. He might think that to get help he needed to get his little raft and then go downstream, and not thinking or even seeing clearly simply falls in and is washed away. Head injuries effect thinking and vision, and at the very first while adrenaline in pumping you are doing slightly better but when it wears off...

@veiny2134 5 месяцев назад

This reminded me of 411 Missing Persons Cases. Could you do a video on some of those ? would love

@flywheelshyster6549 5 месяцев назад

He has other videos with similar title that delve into other "missing 411" cases. Both are these are considered M411. Check the playlist tab for more, have a good one

@karolinamura 5 месяцев назад

Dear Scary Interesting. From deep if my heart i want to thank you for bringing us this subject (crazy dissapearences/411) as they are by far my favorite matter to listen to and watch. I adore your horrible fates, cave diving and generally your stories and vids are such high quality and perfectly coupled with by far my favorite background music. Especially this series gets me every time. I often listen to this Playlist while sleeping and never get bored. Thank you for keeping them coming and hopefully there will be more. You've done a tremendously great job here. I follow you since long time but for unknown reason I wasn't subbed which changed now. Greetings from France

@kevomeredith6509 5 месяцев назад

I’ve gotten to the point when I read anything, I mean anything, it’s being read in your voice. You are the man!!! Keep it up. Love your style & content. God Bless!

@deltalimabravo6727 5 месяцев назад

I honestly just love listening to your voice, it’s clear, cadence pleasant and overall just perfect for the great stories and presentations you do.

@genghis_connie 5 месяцев назад

Such a great choice of happenings, Sean! Your research, summation, and natural storytelling are always impressive. These events are just so eerie and somewhat sinister. And not Missing 411. ;) I can’t imagine being serene in the woods and realizing I’m doomed.

@JohnUSMC0311 5 месяцев назад

The background music is so haunting!!

@lequin9767 5 месяцев назад

I love the background music Scary Interesting uses. It's so unique yet creepy and best of all, you never get tired of it

@bubblyproduction9809 5 месяцев назад

Great to have your uploads today @ScaryInteresting!

@michaelrooney5936 5 месяцев назад

A spooked deer threw his sleeping bag ?! Tricky ass deer...lol

@skullfalker 5 месяцев назад

Definitely one of my favorite video genres. I spend a lot of time in the woods camping and hunting

@dangannon9970 5 месяцев назад

My favorite series! Can’t wait to watch these! I’ll be listening to the podcast when I’m in the woods tomorrow, lol.

@MillerTheOriginal 5 месяцев назад

"He fell in love with animals at an early age". Yeah, clearly Bart loved animals as he went out on numerous hunting trips.

@evanblake5252 13 дней назад

Being a hunter does not automatically mean you don't love animals. For instance, you could have a fascination with animals and love the outdoors, which would metaphorically be referred to as "falling in love with". Another thing to consider about hunters is, some of them make proper use of their kills and eat the animal/use the pelt, instead of just treating them as trophies, which does show respect, and that they take the business of hunting, and the animals seriously. Also metaphorically, "love".

@zacheryhudson9064 5 месяцев назад

It wasn’t a spooked deer that tossed Aaron’s sleeping bag. It was their trail donkey that had equipment. The donkey got spooked and ran off. The sleeping bag fell off during the runaway from being spooked.

@burrisdarren 5 месяцев назад

This is one of David Paulidas's cases in the hunted missing 411 series. All of that stuff Is very interesting!!! Thanks again for another great video.

@cm2ral 5 месяцев назад

You mean (scary interesting) lol

@alexholtved4567 5 месяцев назад

Always love your content. Thanks a ton man, making these things cant be easy all the time. Much respect to you!

@syntheticat-3 5 месяцев назад

The Lore Lodge has a good, long video on Bart Schleyer (Edit: on Aaron Hedges as well,) for those interested! I love both channels, always fun to see when you guys have overlapping coverage. The presentation style is so different that I always come away with something new from either retelling of the same incident.

@georgelane6350 5 месяцев назад

The last story reminded me so much of my early 20s. I was an alcoholic who appeared pretty functional. But I was also struggling with depression. I would just make really dangerous decisions, not wanting to actively kill myself, but putting myself in situations where someone or something else might. I think a lot of people also don't realize how bad the comedown is. If you've been on a big bender for a few days then stop drinking you are genuinely incapacitated. I think there is a good chance that Aaron made some reckless choices to put himself at risk, then got hit by the comedown, so he couldn't self rescue, then died of exposure. There is also a chance that he was just poaching on private land and was murdered by the land owner.

@anniereddj 5 месяцев назад

Always love your videos, so well researched and interesting. Glad I found your channel. Eagerly await each video since I binged all your prior videos and enjoyed every one regardless of topic! Thank you for all the great content!

@AG-ng8gt 5 месяцев назад

I love seeing your success! I started following you when your channel was brand new. Seeing you top 800k followers this weekend is inspiring. Congratulations!

@bri0013 5 месяцев назад

I think it was a combination of the theories. The poaching part does make alot of sense in regards to varying cooperation. 2 friends with different levels of faith trust & understanding of just How Aaron was doing as well as who he was. Aaron may have been seeing the trip as his buddies attempting an intervention of some sort and saw an opportunity to divert any possibility of such by heading off his own way for awhile.

@tweedledee1865 5 месяцев назад

love your shows, I wish however you made longer videos..

@llamasunshine 5 месяцев назад

These are my fave and your narration and annotation in the video is beautifully done ❤ thank you so much for everything you do

@j.p.6932 5 месяцев назад

Always love seeing there’s a new video from ScaryInteresting. While they are both scary and interesting, his voice is actually soothing.

@thefisherking78 5 месяцев назад

I'm not afraid of being in the woods alone. I'm afraid of being in the woods and NOT alone.

@jossamar 5 месяцев назад

Absolutely top notch content as usual! Thanks for the upload!

@jbar4ranch 5 месяцев назад

I live about 60 miles from the Crazies and have read quite a bit on the case. Using descriptions from a few sources, Aaron's remains were found on open ground only 1.1 miles north of the Sweet Grass dude ranch buildings, and his boots only 4 miles west up the same rugged and heavily forested canyon the ranch is in. Oddly enough, his backpack was found about six tenths of a mile north of his remains, as if he had walked out of the mountains, then abandoned his pack, turned around, and headed back up. About 2.4 miles down the canyon from where his boots were found is an abandoned farmstead where he could have sought refuge from the elements. About 150 yards up the small hill from where his boots were, some of the buildings would have probably been visible, weather permitting.

@tysongalloway5700 5 месяцев назад

I’ve been following you since you could count your vids on two hands, and I gotta say I’ve loved watching your channel grow, along with the quality of the videos. Happy for you, my man

@hellyeah_ellajane 5 месяцев назад

I’m almost done reading “Great Circle” by Maggie Shipstead. It’s historical fiction but the concept of the story would make a neat video: pilots who were stranded in fatal or inhospitable conditions and how the stories made it back to the general population despite strange circumstances.

@DontDoDaylight 5 месяцев назад

Man I’m still getting over that bizarre submarine video!

@soo5985 5 месяцев назад

Recently found this channel. Love it. Such great story telling.

@LuShanna 5 месяцев назад

You read my mind! These are some of my favorite stories ❤

@BabyScatha 5 месяцев назад

Just because one has good experience "surviving" and being around bears (or what have you) doesn't mean it one day can't go wrong. Not saying that's necessarily is what did happen to the one guy, but people claiming "Oh no it's so unlikely because they were experienced" seem like such nonsense. Accidents happens? Overconfidence? Something unexpected happens? Doesn't help being amazing at something when everyone can be taken by surprise...

@oliviaricci2918 5 месяцев назад

The first story, i think its still entirely possible he was attacked by a bear. Not everything happens in a specific order or "to a tee". Some people cant accept a scenario especially if its a family member. Really though we wont know what actually happened cause no one else was there

@Bunguse 5 месяцев назад

Love your videos bro, keep up the good work !

@Trollgernautt 4 месяца назад

I love when this channel brings stories I already know because Sean always brings SO MUCH details I never heard about.

@someoneout-there2165 5 месяцев назад

For the second case, I don't care if I was a poacher, trespassing, ect. If I was with someone, a good hiker or not and it's found out they can't be found I'm going to right away provide any information that may help. They probably killed him.

@katacutie 5 месяцев назад

I really, really hate when the only reason for something being suspicious is "the victim had experience", as that doesn't make them immune to mistakes, bad luck, or anything else. Thankfully, this channel never stops at that, and more reasons are always provided. Keep it up!

@kw2519 5 месяцев назад

Dude, you’re almost at a million! I subscribed when you were at 3k! I remember answering your early polls about content and leaving comments. I love seeing channels grow Congrats, my dude!

@Edwall86 5 месяцев назад

Every time I see one of your uploads my day is instantly better! Love what you do!

@JohnDoe-le1cu 5 месяцев назад

”Bart fell in love with animals so he spent his whole life killing them” oh… okay.

@evanblake5252 13 дней назад

You fail to consider that "fell in love with" is not always meant literally, and that not all killing is done from a place of hatred or disregard.

@austinclements8010 5 месяцев назад

wanna know a terrifying fact? there have been documented incidents where people were just a few hundred feet from trails and couldnt be heard- imagine if you were lost, how would you find your way back?

@DPSFSU 5 месяцев назад

If you need to go North, moss prefers to grow on any hard surface, like rocks and trees but tends to stick to the North because of less light and heat.

@diddlethepoodle4812 5 месяцев назад

This channel is impressive. good narrating and editing of generic clips give it a real feel of not just another story. Well done.

@bkzach 5 месяцев назад

Without finishing story two I already have a theory and a qualm, why didn't his friends report him missing before returning home from their trip, and since the guy seemed upset and out of it from the start, I think he may have wanted to get "lost" or die out there, mental health is no joke, and he simply may not have wanted to live anymore. Again just a theory after barely hearing the rest of the story. This channel is great, I don't like horror movies but stories and videos like these are so intriguing. Keep up the great work Sean.

@laserglider 5 месяцев назад

Why did the guys tell the wife to contact the police and they didn’t do it themselves? That’s definitely fishy

@evanblake5252 13 дней назад

Agreed. They should've reached out to authorities first, and then contacted the wife second.

@thelogicaldanger 4 месяца назад

These stories always point out the truth of NEVER talking to police. When police say someone is "cooperating" with them, that means someone is incriminating themselves, even if they aren't guilty. If they friends weren't guilty of anything, talking to police only made the police suspicious of them, it was clear they had no information that would actually help the police.

@JimMilton-ej6zi 3 месяца назад

Finally someone with sense. People think you look guilty if you don't talk to the police, but all you're really doing is saving both your time and the polices time that they could better spend finding out what really happened.

@chendaforest 2 месяца назад

Lawyers are your friend.

@lyricsden 5 месяцев назад

Thank you for posting.

@Chr0chet_Obsessed 5 месяцев назад

I think it was a bit of everything when it came to Arons death, he and his friends could very well have been poaching(maybe on accident or maybe on purpose), he was drinking or could have ran out by then. Someone suggests they split up and hunt; Aron agreed and then when he was alone he may have fallen asleep or maybe even passed out and froze. it would also explain why he was found on a hill line overlooking someone else's ranch/homestead. Whatever happened hope him and the others rest in peace.

@IAmTheDawn 5 месяцев назад

I had a call with Sean this morning, and I asked him point blank if he's ever going to pack it in and stop just killing the mystery game - and he point blank said no. He's just too good at this and doesn't ever plan on stopping until he's uncovered and explained all the mysteries that are out there. Good on ya man. You know how it is

@atcred3 4 месяца назад

HIS JOB....was to get as close to bears as possible....with only a bow and arrow.....lol....no mystery there

@catherinejaddii828 5 месяцев назад

Awesome video, I really like these ones.

@shanewilliams6188 5 месяцев назад

a 3 second click? All me

@melissarock7465 5 месяцев назад

Same ❤

@valiantwarrior4517 5 месяцев назад

Admitting to poaching seems like it would be a lot better than being suspected of foul play. But I guess authorities must not have had enough evidence to get warrants for their phones, so…🤷🏻‍♂️ Just the way his belongings and remains were found seems much more likely Aaron wasn’t in his right mind, and may have been trying to find himself out there and deal with his alcohol issue away from his friends and family.

@failedstates5315 5 месяцев назад

Great video dude!

@HobzyMcRuse Месяц назад

Wow, your production quality has gone through the roof! Congrats!!

@steviet9452 5 месяцев назад

Steadily building to 1million subs! Well played and keep it up Sean

@teresakirkland995 5 месяцев назад

Just goes to show that no matter how prepared, trained, or smart someone is there are things that happen where none of that matters! Being alone might be great but isn’t always wise !

@fergusdenoon1255 Месяц назад

actually, statistically, if there's anyone unlikely to get eaten by a bear, it's someone who doesn't go anywhere near bears.

@Avabees 5 месяцев назад

Thank you for the yukon story, northern canada and its nature is of particular interest to me

@floboboman 5 месяцев назад

A scarry interesting and david paulides collaboration would be epic.

@MashaRistova 5 месяцев назад

David Paulides is a hack.

@shertheymunoz6869 5 месяцев назад

I really don't get the appeal of exploring the middle of nowhere alone.

@remyjenney7103 5 месяцев назад

It's the wanting to know the unknown. This is what I live for. Your missing out!

@RoseBud76 3 месяца назад

It's actually peaceful.

@adamziemba14 5 месяцев назад

You should do one video on the disappearance of Bruno Muschalik, a Polish student. Bruno disappeared in August 2015 in Manali, India. His parents have been desperately trying to find him, with no luck.