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 Welcome to "Backwoods Bigfoot Stories," the ultimate destination for thrilling tales of encounters with cryptids like Bigfoot, Sasquatch, Dogman, and other mysterious creatures lurking within the depths of the woods. Join us as we venture into the uncharted territories of the unknown, sharing spine-chilling stories of the strange and terrifying things that happen to people who dare to venture into the backwoods. From hair-raising encounters with Bigfoot to unexplainable encounters with UFO's, strange lights, and other elusive cryptid creatures, our channel is dedicated to sharing the secrets hidden within the dark forest's. Prepare to be captivated by firsthand accounts, and storytelling that will leave you questioning what lies beyond the veil of the natural world. Subscribe now and embark on a journey into the heart of the unknown, where the woods hold secrets that are waiting to be revealed. But beware, you may need to sleep with the light on!© 2022 Paranormal World Productions LLC Ciencia Ciencias Sociales Drama y Obras Historia Natural Naturaleza y Ecología
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  • BWBS Ep:101 When Cowboys Met Sasquatch: The Patterson-Gimlin Film

    BWBS Ep:101 When Cowboys Met Sasquatch: The Patterson-Gimlin Film
    May 23 2025
    On October 20, 1967, two cowboys rode into a remote California creek bed and emerged with 59.5 seconds of film that would divide science, captivate the world, and spawn a mystery that endures to this day. Roger Patterson and Bob Gimlin claimed they encountered and filmed a massive, hair-covered, bipedal creature that would become known as Bigfoot.

    Their brief, shaky footage—particularly the iconic Frame 352 showing the creature looking back over its shoulder—has become the most analyzed, debated, and controversial piece of film in cryptozoological history.In this deep dive into one of America's most enduring mysteries, we explore the complete story of the Patterson-Gimlin Film. From Roger Patterson's obsessive quest to find Bigfoot to his desperate final expedition when he could least afford it, from the moment of the encounter to the media frenzy that followed, we unravel the human drama behind the footage.

    We meet Patterson, the dreamer and artist who spent his life chasing shadows in the Pacific Northwest, and Bob Gimlin, the practical horseman who found himself at the center of a controversy he never sought.The narrative takes us through the film's explosive impact on popular culture, the scientific community's struggle to explain or dismiss it, and the decades of analysis that have followed. We examine the compelling evidence that supporters say proves the film's authenticity—from the creature's anatomically consistent proportions to its distinctive compliant gait, from the dermal ridges in its footprints to the muscle movement visible beneath its fur.

    We also confront the skeptics' arguments—the convenient timing of Patterson's success, the possibility of a sophisticated hoax, and the troubling absence of corroborating physical evidence despite decades of searching.Through exclusive insights into the personal costs borne by both men, we see how the film transformed their lives. Patterson would die just five years later, still defending his footage, while Gimlin would spend decades living with the burden of being either a witness to history or the victim of an elaborate deception. We explore the confessions of alleged hoaxers, the modern digital analysis that has both supported and challenged the film's authenticity, and the psychological reasons why this particular piece of footage continues to captivate us more than half a century later.

    As we journey from that October afternoon to the present day, we discover that the Patterson-Gimlin Film is more than just potential evidence of an unknown primate. It's a mirror reflecting our relationship with the unknown, our need for mystery in an increasingly mapped world, and our eternal hope that somewhere in the shrinking wilderness, wonders still wait to be discovered.

    Whether you're a believer, a skeptic, or simply curious about one of the great unsolved mysteries of our time, this episode offers the most comprehensive exploration of the film that made Bigfoot a household name and turned a brief encounter at Bluff Creek into an enduring enigma.

    Join us for a journey into the heart of American folklore, where the line between myth and reality blurs, where two men's afternoon ride became a cultural phenomenon, and where 59.5 seconds of film continue to challenge our understanding of what might be possible in the vast forests of the Pacific Northwest.
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    58 m
  • BWBS Ep:100 Watched

    BWBS Ep:100 Watched
    May 21 2025
    In this special 100th episode, we delve into six first-hand accounts from individuals who experienced something extraordinary in the remote forests of the Pacific Northwest.

    Each story disturbing features encounters with an intelligence that seems to exist at the periphery of our understanding, observing us from the shadows between the trees. What makes these accounts uniquely compelling isn't just what was seen, but the unsettling patterns of behavior described by witnesses from completely different backgrounds and professions. From security guards to scientists, photographers to surveyors, these individuals share a common thread: the deep conviction that something intelligent was studying them with purpose and awareness.

    We begin with a night security guard at an isolated lumber mill who captures strange footage on security cameras and discovers massive footprints in the morning frost. From there, we hear from a wildlife photographer whose remote campsite becomes the focus of nocturnal investigation during a documentary project in a fire-damaged forest.

    A veteran logging truck driver shares his face-to-face encounter on a mountain road, while a meteorologist stationed at a remote weather monitoring facility in the North Cascades details weeks of escalating interactions with something that seemed increasingly curious about his equipment and routines.

    An experienced angler describes how his fishing equipment was methodically rearranged during a backcountry trip, and finally, a land surveyor working in old-growth forest reveals how his survey markers were systematically studied and how he witnessed apparent communication between multiple unknown entities.

    These aren't typical Bigfoot stories of brief sightings or distant figures. Instead, they document a pattern of intelligence, curiosity, and deliberate interaction that suggests something far more complex than a simple undiscovered animal.

    No witness ever felt threatened, but all came away with the profound sense that they had been allowed a glimpse into a world that exists alongside our own, watching and waiting in the darkness between the trees.
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    1 h y 35 m
  • BWBS Ep:99 Missing: National Park Nightmares Vol.10

    BWBS Ep:99 Missing: National Park Nightmares Vol.10
    May 18 2025
    Tonight we explore two mysterious disappearances in America's most challenging wilderness areas—two men who ventured into remote landscapes and vanished without a trace, leaving behind only questions and abandoned vehicles.Case 1: Walther H. Reinhard - Lost in YosemiteThe Basics:
    • Walther H. Reinhard
    • Disappeared: September 30, 2002
    • Location: Yosemite National Park, California
    • No additional details available in public records
    What Happened: On September 30, 2002, Walther H. Reinhard disappeared in Yosemite National Park. Beyond this basic information, details about his case remain limited in publicly available records. Like many who vanish in Yosemite's vast wilderness, Walther simply disappeared, joining the park's long list of unsolved missing person cases.Yosemite encompasses nearly 1,200 square miles of granite cliffs, deep valleys, waterfalls, and wilderness areas. The park's extreme terrain and unpredictable weather conditions make it particularly dangerous for unprepared visitors. From fatal falls to hypothermia, the park's beauty masks significant hazards that have claimed many lives over the decades.Current Status: Case remains unsolved, listed among missing persons cases from America's national parks.

    Case 2: Adam Clayton Lyle Jones - Vanished at Grand CanyonThe Basics:
    • Adam Clayton Lyle Jones, 23 years old
    • Last seen: March 31, 2011 (Gulf Breeze, Florida)
    • Car found: May 5, 2011 (Grand Canyon South Rim)
    • 5'7", 140 lbs, blue eyes, light brown hair
    • NamUs Case: MP11063
    The Journey: Adam left Gulf Breeze, Florida on March 31, 2011, in his light blue Oldsmobile Delta 88. He took only his laptop—no cell phone, minimal belongings. His debit card tracked him through Louisiana and Texas before the trail went cold.Over a month later, a park ranger found his abandoned car at Grand Canyon's South Rim Visitor Center. Inside: an itinerary listing Denver and California cities as destinations. Adam was nowhere to be found.The Mystery: His family hadn't reported him missing—they learned of his disappearance when rangers called about the car. Despite extensive searches of trails, viewpoints, and remote areas, no trace of Adam was ever found.Theories:
    • Hiking accident in the canyon's dangerous terrain
    • Voluntary disappearance to start fresh
    • Foul play in the park's remote areas
    • Environmental hazards unique to the Grand Canyon
    The Context: Grand Canyon averages 17 deaths annually and over 1,000 missing person reports. The park's 1.2 million acres can hide evidence indefinitely.Current Status: Cold case with National Park Service after 13 years.The ConnectionBoth cases highlight wilderness disappearances' unique challenges: vast search areas, harsh environments, and landscapes that can conceal evidence forever. For families, these represent ongoing nightmares—the terrible uncertainty of not knowing, the impossible hope that becomes harder to maintain each year.In America's wild places, people can still vanish completely, swallowed by landscapes that predate civilization and care nothing for human presence. Some mysteries may never be solved.
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    1 h y 6 m
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