Was this a COVER-UP By the Local POLICE? MONTANA Encounter! 

I always look forward to Base Camp Chris stories every Sunday, I never miss one 😊

They're not just covering up Sasquatch, they're covering up an entire supernatural paradigm.

My brother was homeless for almost 3 decades. He preferred to camp near the Bosque River and had a pretty nice campsite for several years. But one time, he was very sick, with pneumonia, and couldn't do anything about it. So he sat in his shelter, facing the doorway, getting ready to meditate, when a blonde Bigfoot strode by and as it passed, it looked at my brother with a very concerned look on his sweet face.😊 Granted, my brother was very ill and might have been hallucinating but he's no liar.

I have little respect for officers who tell lies and expect us to tell the truth.

It is so frustrating, but there are a lot of people who refuse to accept the truth because their reality would break.

Absolutely beautiful up there. I was in that area in the 1970's. There are many stories of someone seeing Bigfoot without another witness. Kids (till twenty something for many adults)are often doubted. Adults doubt others if they hadn't seen Bigfoot. Being alone with something important is heart-wrenching. Kids are often left feeling they can no longer trust their Dad or any adult of authority. Not good.

Listening to the story i could not help but feel Kevan's frustration! Father should have given his son the benefit of the doubt. ...Great story Chris! Thanks again...🙋🥶❄

My family and I have a different type of relationship I guess? If I tell my immediate family I seen something 8+ ft tall walking away with our pig in great detail & you still don't believe me?? You have just made yourself NOT apart of my family anymore! Just saying, if the closest people in your life don't trust your reaction to this & what you say as the truth. You don't have much trust in your family!👍

Law enforcement knew very well what made those tracks😳

They are afraid to let the public know which is wrong

Great but sad story. Not being believed is the worst feeling.

There's definitely a cover up.

Kevin, I believe you! I hope your sister did too! Thanks for sharing

Wow. So typical. I’ve had different experiences over my life time. It’s so frustrating that most people are so closed minded. I think the ones that do know (like the Sheriff and some government officials), don’t want the general population to know, because let’s be honest, most of the general population wouldn’t be able to handle the truth, and or also, because national parks bring in millions of dollars a year.

it is sad that one of the common themes in most of these stories is the lack of trust from those people who are closest to the witness. Their belief systems are so narrow and their lives are so triggered by fear that they are willing to insult their loved ones just to keep their belief system intact. What a lack of love that is.

Greetings from the Navajo Nation🪶 Yá’át’ééh everyone, hope your year is off to a great start! Love your content, Chris, I’m glad I found your channel over a year ago.🫶🏽✊🏽

Another great story Chris. Thank you for sharing. " bigfoot likes ham and eggs.." lol

Not the first time I've heard of a Bigfoot taking a hog from a hogpen. Even more disturbing was a story where a Bigfoot was witnessed hunting wild pigs. He would catch one, bust it's forelegs and then go after the next. Then it was observed coming back for the crippled ones later. Wow. I guess that's one way to keep the meat fresh.

Chris, been following awhile now. You have really hit on a good combination......Bigfoot stories, a weekly beer, backdrop out in the outdoors or in your "cabin" and parts of interviews. Plus throw in your story telling style and look at your channel grow! Love the format!

Great story and wow what a view Chris!

You are one of my favorite podcasters!!

Greetings from Montana-Another terrific video! My sister had a college professor who was walking through tall prairie grass down to the Yellowstone River, up by Livingston, to go fishing when a Bigfoot jumped up 20 feet ahead of him and ran away-small one about 7 feet tall. Lots of sounds and sightings south of Red Lodge too-they are everywhere.

Mr Chris! Good to hear from you yet again.. I'm pretty excited to see what you got for 2024.. On a side note, I can't believe 2023 is already over, I swear, time moves faster the older I get lol..

Best part of Sunday nights are your stories. They are always amazing.

Kevin, we Believe you!!!

Was waiting for this all day!!! Right on Chris!!

I loved this story Chris. I believe Kevin saw bigfoot and the Police covered it up. Great location to tell this story too. Have a great week. ❤️🇦🇺🦘

Hi Chris! I clicked right away. I love Sunday story time with Base Camp Chris. That must've been so frustrating for that young man after he witnessed it and to be doubted by everyone. I hope he put up cameras after that incident and maybe even caught the big foot in his videos. That would be something. Seems like very few have good and clear footage if they do see one. Some day soon we will have rock-solid evidence and proof of the existence of the beasts. Have a wonderful week. 😊

Greetings from Laos. I love listening to your amazing stories every Monday. It's Monday for us here in Vientiane.

Great episode. Amazing how they try and cover this stuff up. Thanks Chris.

Bigfoot traumatized me as a small child I don't like the country unless I can see all round me no trees, no bushes, just flat open land. I will never forget the night he came

I've heard a story of a bigfoot getting hit by a snowplow, and one getting hit by a semi. Both instances the bigfoot died and both times there was a cover up.

Finally able to get out Chris! Great beer! Keep hiking 🥾😊

Chris you bring these stories to life for me, I almost feel like I was there too. Who needs to watch a movie when we have you. Thanks!

Thank you Basecamp. I was just watching some older videos of yours so perfect timing.😊 Wa, State

I need my Sunday dose of Base Camp Chris. It makes us happy to see every video popping out in my feed. Part of our routine. Thanks Chris!!!

Thanks for the great story tonight Chris! ❤ That kid mustav been scared.

I always look forward to your program every Sunday. I also chuckle when I hear law enforcement being involved in cover ups involving paranormal or unknown animals. Rural cops are not under the thumb of the feds. As a rule they would not be interested in covering up or keeping this type of thing to themselves. Keep the stories coming Chris. Maybe this year will be the year I share my encounter with you, (not a Sasquatch!)

Great story well told....Love that Feather River area too...and porter. LOL

Just curious Chris, when you’re out in the woods how preoccupied are you with the thought of a Bigfoot sighting?

Base camp is the best way to end my weekend! 🤙🏻🇨🇦

Thanks Chris. Another true encounter. So sad, none believed him. I do! 18:48

That one part you said. funny. Hysteria in the area . Anyway beautiful spot for a great story. Gotta love the feather river, love the river views. Thanks Chris 🦍🤠

Im so sick and tired of our government covering up events like this ..

You can't be far from us here in Chico. Oroville and Paradise both have Feather River Heath Centers and the river running nearby. The Sheriff or the deputy knew it was a Squatch, there is a group nearby and they know it. They must dissuade any knowledge of " Forest People". Very unfortunate approach.

Thank you for posting the beautiful scenery as you tell the stories. Also appreciate the IPA reviews. My husband has tried several you’ve had.

Hi Chris, I wish he would have said how much the Hog Weighed. It would have made a big difference in the Story. I’m glad he was able to talk to you. Hopefully that will help him. The Father should have known that his Son knows what a Bear is. He should have believed his Son. It was a definite Coverup!!

oops I clicked on send instead if reply! Anyway love the stories.My mom is blackfoot her dad was and her mom Irish...so we got some interesting tales from both sides! I believe its all real , but Im one of those born agains, I am a Huge fan of Jesus! thanks for your stories and I love that you take us to the woods with you cuz I cant hike since I lost my btk legs an feet!...😁💟

Me and my girlfriend love Your stories Chris! Thank You for sharing the scenery too, and ur camping wisdom. I found you channel at the beginning of this year when I was really sick, and I wanna say YOUR scary stories of Sasquatches got me through alot of hard times, so Thank You soo much! Keep it up sir!

Super good story...this isn't the first time that I have heard about law enforcement or park rangers covering up an eyewitnesses story...they definitely don't want it getting out

As always I love all of your stories this is Ed from southwestern Pennsylvania keep up the good work and keep the stories coming

Great story,I new the officer was going to do that I just seen that coming anyway they are lucky that the Bigfoot was after the hog because in the north there are a lot of stories about Bigfoot wanting to get kids and women so I would feel lucky!!

Viewing from N. Nevada. Great story/episode Mr Chris

Thanks for another great story Chris. It is sad that people don't believe what others have seen. It happens way too often.

Another good story. Thanks Chris 😊

Thank you for deciding to tell us about the nature of the Debeers. Always great stories as are you at telling them Thank you.

And another great story told by Chris! I always enjoy these stories. And as I've grown older and wiser, I've learned never to say never because there are still so many unknowns in this world that a person would be a fool to think it's not possible. I say, "Long Live the Squatch, wherever you may be!"😊😅

Great story Chris. I always look forward to your videos on Sundays. Glad you got to do this one outside this. Beautiful scenery!

As usual, another great story. Thank u for sharing all the beautiful places with us it really adds to the intrigue.

I believe that kids story! sad that his dad did not believe him, but there are other people who have had similar sightings all over this country!

Thought you weren’t going to post a video today. Been waiting all day. ❤😮

I always look forward to your videos every Sunday ...Faithfully! Thanks for your hard work. You do such a great job. Perfect! Have a nice week!

I always look forward to seeing your videos! I clicked right away to listen to the story. Loved it!! Looking forward to hearing the next one!! Thank you Chris I really appreciate you!!! ❤🙂

Good story Chris❤ Always look forward to the next one. Love the outdoors

So happy it's Sunday! Thank you, Chris!

Great story Chris!!! Real thriller!! Kevin was very brave going to the barn unarmed. Smart of him to get a gun. Real BS by the cop for lying to him. He obviously knows more than he's letting on. Again...great story.

Love your stories and the beautiful views! Looking forward to the next one!

Hi Chris, you are one of the best story tellers on the internet! I really enjoy your shows! THANKS ~

Base camp Chris stories are always the best part of wounding down after a long week! As always can't wait to hear what's next...Thanks Chris!

That scenery is absolutely jaw dropping gorgeous. Good to see you out there enjoying it. Keep hiking!

You are a great storyteller! Keep it up!

Thank you for your continuing efforts in delivering to us your magnificent storytelling skills, Chris! Although I was born long after the golden age of radio had already dawned, I was fortunate to have my great grandparents in my life until my early 20’s, with each of them being my heroes, living fascinating lives, and regaling me with the stories of such. I had always found they and their stories to be so engrossing and transformative as my mind’s eye had popped open, my current surroundings had faded away, and I’d been transported to their times and adventures through my imagination and their talented storytelling. I’ve always felt that I should’ve been born and lived during their era, for it’s from their examples of maturity, responsibility, goodwill, charity, compassion, empathy, patience, industriousness, courage, and self reliance by which I’ve fashioned and lived my life. One of my great regrets is that I hadn’t lived through the glorious and golden era of the radio, when the radio was the centerpiece for family entertainment within the home prior to the arrival of the television. If you haven’t already seen it, the film ‘Radioland Murders’ brilliantly captures the glorious, golden era of radio and the programs, commercials, and entertainment which had made it so special. This explains why I take such pleasure in your awesome storytelling skill and the adventures which you chronicle for all of us through using it, as you so superbly do when recounting these tales for us and on the behalf of others. Although some folks may beg to differ with my opinion, storytelling is a skill which not everyone has been blessed with or wants to be bothered with developing, which is a shame. In being a skilled storyteller, people find you more interesting and take a greater interest in you and what you have to say, which is beneficial to both your personal and professional lives. It’s not just beneficial to your life, however, it also benefits others and their lives through the sharing of wisdom, knowledge, and entertainment, as well. We all know that most anyone can tell a story, but it’s the manner in which the story is told which causes it to resonate or to not resonate with us, which makes it memorable or forgettable. It’s not unlike someone who’s mastered their subject of speciality, after many years of upper learning and devotion to that disciple, but who’s unable to properly, skillfully, convey those concepts to others, due to lacking suitable teaching skills. Over and above the magnificent backdrops of natural scenery which you incorporate within your video segments, as well as the well timed and subtle sound effects and music which highlight it, your storytelling is especially powerful and magnetic because of the passion and enthusiasm with which you tell these stories. As your video segments progress, and as your storytelling and body language draws us in, your passion and enthusiasm for the storytelling becomes our passion and enthusiasm, as well, through being shared. We, your audience, find the story in question to be mesmerizing, entertaining, and memorable because YOU find it to be all of those things and convey as such through your storytelling. You may have already mentioned this during one of your previous video segments, one which I’ve not seen, yet, but have you considered writing as a vocation, Chris? Or, perhaps, participating in narrating audio books? As that you’re already such a talented storyteller, in superbly recounting the tales of others and their experiences and encounters, have you thought about or tried crafting fictional or nonfictional stories of your own, writing them down, and self publishing them? I really think that you’d prove successful at such endeavors, especially in this day and age of unending drama, stress, and challenge when so many people are looking for escapism, entertainment, and relaxation however and whenever they can find it. Maybe you could do a nonfiction book about your life, experiences, and travels as a hiker, naturalist, beverage connoisseur, aspiring chef, and Bigfoot enthusiast? Or, perhaps, you could craft a fictional story or book which draws inspiration from your life, experiences, and travels? I’ve done so, myself, in having written over 200 short stories and in incorporating my own Bigfoot experience through a short story that I’d written which is entitled, ‘In the middle of the night, something sang, Sang with a country twang.’ I’ve also sent some of my short stories, over and above recounting a Bigfoot and a ghost experience which I’d had, to you, as well, with those being delivered via your email address for submittals. As for Kevin’s father not believing he and his story, although it’s not uncommon to have an adult disbelieve someone who was his age, at that time, that’s a shame and must’ve proven to be somewhat hurtful to Kevin and his feelings. I’ve always listened to, believed in, and supported my kids, and their feedback and contentions, even when they were little, which is something which I still do to this very day. That’s the key to being a good person and a good parent, I believe, to be an active listener, to let others have their say, and to deliberate and reflect upon what they’ve told you before offering feedback or judgment. Anyone who’s been unfairly subjected to the old adage of ‘rules for thee, but not for me’ knows how such arrogance and ignorance (if applicable) can drive a powerful wedge, as we’re so often seeing within our modern times. Have a great week and upcoming weekend, everyone, and happy trails to you and yours! :)

You are such a great storyteller and I get so excited when Sunday hits and u have a new release. Always enjoy, keep hiking ⛺️🔥

I really enjoy your stories and seeing the beautiful scenery you hike to. And I like to hear about the different beers you try. Been watching for a couple of weeks now and I will continue to watch your show.

Beautiful scenery, wish I was there! Another great one! Thanks, Chris! Cheers!🍻🐾❤

Great spot you got there tonight Chris. Would be neat if you'd got a train going by on the line below. Looks like a decent beer again. Great story as usual. Keep em coming mate. Alfreton, UK

Another great story Chris. Please keep them coming. Keep hiking and stay safe.

You are such a great narrator! I look forward to them every week.Thank you for sharing them.

Thanks for all your hard work Chris ! Really enjoy your channel,have a great hike my friend!

Great story and great view! Thanks!

Your stories are so much fun to listen to. You're a terrific narrator.

I couldn't wait for another great story. You didn't disappoint. Thanks again Chris, keep hiking and telling stories. God bless

It's super frustrating to have an experience like this and then be treated like a nut! Shame on the police!

Wow....I believe him and wouldn't put past the cops. Anyway, good story and thanks!

Just stumbled across this video while sitting drinking a porter beer so when I seen you with one i stayed. Great video, I like your demeanor so I subbed.

Great story! Not only do I love that beer, but I also know that area you are in. The Feather River is one of my old gold panning spots.

Just settling in for my weekly Sasquatch story time! & I couldn’t be more excited!! Wow BaseCampChris what a view!!! Cheers!🍻

Excellent story telling! I'm picturing every single thing!!! Awesome Awesome

Lovely hike❤ thank you for all of it! 🥾👣👍

Always watch your vids, you pick some amazing spots to film. Keep em coming live this kind of content.

You're getting better with your palate vocabulary .keep it up playa!! I remember when all you had was the word finish under your belt lol love it

Chris, I want to thank you for making your videos very visually stable, considering you are hiking and such. I have chronic vertigo and can't always watch hand held videos. This makes a HUGE difference for people with chronic motion sickness to be able to enjoy stories like these!

Chris what an absolutely amazingly beautiful view ❤

Good job conveying the story with good attention to detail.

Well Kevin if your reading this. I listened to you and I believe you all the way on this. Thanks for another riveting story Chris. You do a good job as always.

Beautiful back drop Chris!! Absolutely stunning!! Thankyou for another great share!! How long is this blatant withholding of the truth going to go on?? on so many levels, with such impunity!! I fear for the future with the ability to respect and trust authorities becoming ever harder and be prepared to do!! Jason from England

I love it when Chris is at this spot its so beautiful, another great story Chris thank you!

Thanks Chris!! Another good one!! 😊😊😊❤❤❤

Thx chris,love ur videos!!

Great Story Chris !! ❤Loved it..