Work Crew on ALASKAN Pipeline Harassed by Something Frightening! | +Snowshoe Trip!

There are celestial telescopes
And then there are terrestrial telescopes
One is good for the heavens and crap for land based observation.

I have never heard another story of Sasquatch on the Alaskan pipeline. Thanks Chris.

FFFOOOORRRREEEEVVVVEEERRRRR.........ffffkkk get to the point

Thank you Chris for more great stories!!! These are so fascinating!!! I'm sure the government knows alot more than we do!!!! Stay safe out there ❤

Demonic Democrats

Over 5 minutes to get to the story.....i could care less about your snow shoeing and beer drinking.....get to the point of the story!!!!!

I don't comment often on your channel, but Chris I really loved your intro and your smile at the top made me smile too. Have fun on your adventures! - Mathieu (Québec, Canada)

So close to the top of Shasta?

Great music! Beautiful pass/mountains/snow !

Hey! Can you get any of those long off 1/4 mile shots of you climbing multiple pitches? , . . . No. I wouldn’t either. Your videos are great! Nice work.

*SHOUT OUT TO ALL OF THE UA UNION PIPEFITTERS THAT WORKED ON THIS PROJECT!!!!! 👍👍👍👍

I like to remind everyone that nobody's ever actually been hurt by a Bigfoot or Sasquatch. The natives here in Alaska consider them the guardians of our forests of our land.

I knew someone who worked on that pipeline. The years stated are very accurate. I believe this story to be authentic. Thanks Chris.

Nice snowshoes. I worked on the pipeline from start to finish. My hometown was Fairbanks. I was in several different camps on the slope. The one thing I noticed is the mention of forest and trees that far north. There are no trees north of the brooks range. There is scrub willow and alder and some other brush but no trees. It’s pretty barren. I never heard of Bigfoot up there or anybody seeing one but I won’t go so far as to say there are none. This story very well may have been some 798ers telling stories over prohibited booze up there. Anyway still a fun story and especially for folks that have never been to northern alaska.

Just get to the damn story I don't need a minute if you walking around in the snow overly dramatic music.

Chris! Idea: How about introducing some Hard "Spirits". Im just not a beer person...

Samscatch!

Cool hike! Those are some fast moving clouds!!

Side note...I worked in prudhoe bay for a co named veco during college in the summer...yes the pay was still good 1988 $12 /hr plus overtime ..free room and food ...not bad back then

All too real..any cryptid shows now encounters all over the world ..Alaska wld be a huge place for them so much wilderness

If you ever wonder if the early explorers or the frontiersmen of the 1700s may have encountered the phenomena, read about David Thompson. There is a very good book on his life. He lived from 1780 to about 1860. He was groomed from boyhood, to become a cartographer, and explorer. He mapped Canada. Traveling with a group of French voyagers in about 1812, he was far up in northern Canada when they discovered these huge tracks in the snow near their camp. So they followed the tracks. But after several miles, they turned back. So that is an early documented case of the phenomena.

Firstly, I dig your brand of storytelling. It reminds me of when a kid, my Dad used to scare the crap out of me when we camped. Then I'd beg him for another tale...
This comment is primarily devoted to your penchant for fine beer. All the brands you mention sound quite good, but I wonder if you remember the early 70's, before the boutique beer Era?
This is the most oblique plea I have made in this regard; but here goes. I'm 72 years old, and without question - the finest beer I've ever tasted was the 1970-79 "vintage" Coors Banquet Beer.
It was also Paul Newman's and Geral Ford's favorite beer. The reason is simply because prior to 1979, all Coors beer was UNPASTEURIZED ! When the Coors company ingredients were combined with "Rocky Mountain water"... and UNPASTEURIZED it had a bouquet and finish utter unique to the brand. I've written to Coors, most of whose management hadn't a clue as what I was talking about... and all to a thunderous silence. It turns out that circa 1980, for reasons of convenience, Coors began summarily pasteurized all of their product for process homogeneity and convenience; and their greatest attribute was lost to time as the notoriety of the brand continued their profit stream - if not their legacy.
As all mass brewing companies already pasteurized product, this delightful beer blended in with the crowd. And it's uniqueness was lost to time.
I'm asking you, as a native Westerner, to please verify my research and if you agree to think on ANY friends or family who might have an ear inside Coors - at least willing to put in the heart to seek out this American legend. Pasteurization does nothing beneficial health wise or taste wise. It was rumored to be necessary to preserve freshness; but even this line of reasoning has proven to be false.
Thank you for hearing me out !
God bless,
Roger/Georgia

I found Bigfoot poop. Absolutely terrifying.

I live in New England. Heard about two Bigfoot sughtings- one directly from the observer. I saw a Werewolf personally back in around 2021. There’s ‘stuff’ out there.

It's rachets down, not "clicks" down! Great shoe otherwise.

Hello Chris!! Hello everyone! Awesome video as usual sir, thank you for your dedication.

I absolutely love the scenery shots! So lovely. Snow shoeing requires so much endurance and strength. I am impressed!

Good story telling over a brown ale and buz, in a warm shack.

Cast iron is not used in pipe line get ur stories straight 😂😂😂😂wow what a story joke

Well I finally caught up to your most recent video Chris. This story was something else, when you tell a story I imagine every little detail visualizing it in my head. Your videos are surely addictive and my 5 year old son loves your videos too. There is times I'm walking in my house and I hear your voice and I follow it and sure enough my 5-year-old is watching your video on his device!!

A bigfoot festival at Mt Hood Oregon resort April 11th through the 13. Check out the Mountain times issue March 2025 for details

Interesting story. I always wonder if any of the Gold Miners in the Yukon, British Columbia and Alaska have had any Sasquatch encounters?

The mushroom s were good

When there are wars and rumors of war, BFs appear!!! 😢😢😢

I'd like to hear more people come forward and tell their stories who have held onto them for a long time. They can do it anonymously. :)

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An old guy 👴 I knew told me how he worked @ the pipeline in the 1970s and one night 🌙 had a fright 😱 of his life when he heard something CRAWLING through the pipeline 😮😮😮!!! His friend and colleague told him "O Lord, THEY ARE IN PIPELINE." The old dude got his first grey hairs that night in December!!!😢😢😢

The monster name is Aleksandar Vučić!

We always look forward to your videos. Keep up the great work Chris. We also like to see what type of beverage you will have and your opinion of it.

bigfoot buzz cuts .....

Chris looks way younger in this video for some reason.

I think it was the area Native Americans were the ones who stole the parts

Found a double ipa called now youse can’t leave by Bronx Brewery

Get back to backpack camping please!!!!!

I really like that beginning music..

Would love to know the intro music on this one. 😮

Big Foot in America knows what is Gun and looks like avoid it.

G’day sir, new subscriber here, I just found your channel, love it 🥰 thank you for the stories, cooking and especially the hiking, I miss going bush walking (I’m too disabled now) and I’m so grateful that you take the time to video it all for us. Thank you! Keep hicking ✌️

I believe it, there out there, so scary wont catch me in the woods😮