Andy and I were hiking in Kananaskis, Alberta, Canada, when we stumbled across something we believe to be Bigfoot. It was dark, it was quiet, and there was no other way to describe it other than to say it was... something big.
00:00:21.640I'm here with my good friend Andy, a.k.a. Bass Jew, and, uh, well, this is our Bigfoot story.
00:00:30.000We're going to, yeah, I'll introduce it. Anything that you remember differently, please, um, please interrupt me if there's anything you get different.
00:00:41.480Uh, yeah, basically you and I went out, uh, last year, what, September or so?
00:00:46.180We've been out on a lot of arduous, sometimes even dangerous hikes.
00:00:51.140we've done some dangerous uh things you and i um like hiking through the badlands and rattlesnake
00:01:00.040country that's yeah if we get bit by a snake yeah we're we're gonna lose that one it's the reason i
00:01:09.100like my my high boots yeah yeah so we've done some dangerous shit we've climbed some dangerous0.73
00:01:15.180terrain we've been in some we've gone through the rockies we've gone into ghost towns we've0.95
00:01:20.140seen abandoned things or evidently there's been some nefarious shit going on out there that we0.88
00:01:26.100found. We've done some shit. We do some interesting stuff. We do some interesting shit, absolutely.0.99
00:01:32.420So we were headed out to Kananaskis looking for Bigfoot. And now the first thing that anytime0.95
00:01:37.160I'm looking for Bigfoot is I don't have a particular destination in mind. I have a general
00:01:42.660area and then I drive around until I feel like, you know what, this is where we do the
00:01:47.260hike. And, uh, well, it got to that point, I'm like, you know what, this is the spot
00:01:51.840right here. And, uh, I should have given you more of a heads up that we'd be bushwhacking
00:01:57.320because your shorts weren't, like, the first thing we do is we traipse about 200 meters
00:02:02.680through hard brush off trail. And your shorts weren't doing you any favors. I felt pretty
00:02:08.980bad about that. That's right. You survived without too much blood loss. And then we found
00:02:16.440a trail. And so we're going along the trail now. It's kind of a clear-cut area. It's a fire break
00:02:25.400in the mountain. Yeah, actually, you know what, you're right. I was going to say it was forested,
00:02:28.760it was a fire break, wasn't it? It was a fire break in the mountain, yeah. And it was a trail.
00:02:33.720And the one side, it kind of gently slopes away and you can see the, do you remember what that
00:02:38.920lake is called pretty famous location this lake yeah you can see that in the distance probably
00:02:46.44010 20 kilometers away and on our left is a big slope the biggest carpet um a good uh i'd say
00:02:55.800like 50 degree 45 degree slope that lake had some type of native aboriginal name that i couldn't
00:03:02.120begin to pronounce it i'm not gonna remember yeah it's a fairly major one big parking area
00:03:09.960lots of people go there yeah but that was in the distance just see it on the down sky right
00:03:16.600and sharp escarpment on our left with a uh a watershed in the middle so it's kind of like
00:03:24.040where the river this tiny little stream came down it washed away the raw the escarpment so it was
00:03:30.360kind of like pinched so we made our way three quarters of the way up the mountain and encountered
00:03:37.640the fire bridge and everything went quiet it was quiet we hadn't i usually save this part for the
00:03:49.160end of the story because we didn't notice how quiet the woods were there was no insects no birds
00:03:57.000Granted, it was the middle of the afternoon, it was kind of hot, it was kind of sleepy weather, but there was no sound.
00:04:03.000Not even the wind, no. It got spooky quiet.
00:04:07.000And that's one of the things that I noticed right away, like there's no critter activity.
00:04:16.000And so, we're going along, we get to the area with the firebreak.
00:04:20.000At first it starts off, it's a fairly narrow trail, then it turns into a wide firebreak.
00:04:24.000I walk a little bit faster than Andy, and so I stopped to wait for him, and while I stood there, I opened up all my chakras, and then I said with my mind, are you here?
00:04:40.400And that's when we heard the first whistle.
00:10:14.720about time we got headed so yeah that's our uh that's our bigfoot story um i mean i don't know
00:10:25.440if we didn't see anything we just heard these whistles as soon as i got home i looked up every
00:10:31.040different type of bird that could have anything remotely close to that nothing nothing in that
00:10:37.280that part of the rockies. Yeah, it didn't sound like it was something different. No, it was a very dry whistle. Something like that. One thing I will say is that it's almost as if