Dark Coast, Hunt for the Alaskan Bigfoot: Rainforest Frontier

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    Join Aleks Petakov in Alaska for this limited series focusing on the remote corner of the Kenai Peninsula known as “Area A”, featured previously in the Bigfoot Beyond the Trail: The Alaskan Coastal Sasquatch Part’s I & II. Episode four titled “Rainforest Frontier” covers days seven, eight and nine of the two week long expedition into the area. The crew switches up continues exploring the area, expanding into the wider Alaskan coastal rainforest environment.

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    Watch the Alaskan Coastal Sasquatch here:
    Part I:
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    -Larry “Beans” Baxter of the Alasquatch Podcast:

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    226 Comments

    Avatar of @DarmokAtTinegra
    @DarmokAtTinegra
    07.11.2025
    Good video overall. Around the 51 min mark, I'm afraid you guys are misinterpreting the marks on the fallen log. While I see how those could look like large feet curving down over the object, it looks in my eyes much more likely to be drag/contact marks from the legs and feet of a small animal - maybe even that lynx or a young ungulate - which barely steps high enough to clear the obstacle.Not sure what to make of all those bark scrapes though. That was a good catch.
    Avatar of @michaelyunkelo1757
    @michaelyunkelo1757
    26.08.2025
    I think it's Lynx fur by the color. I think it got there because the Lynx walked by the cabin on top of some snow.
    Avatar of @fishslayer8533
    @fishslayer8533
    09.08.2025
    Why the hell dont you go during the summer ...oh wait lol
    Avatar of @injairgun
    @injairgun
    07.08.2025
    The marks on those trees are definitely trail blaze markers!
    Avatar of @injairgun
    @injairgun
    07.08.2025
    The handprints that were concluded as being human after analysis, which was disappointing to find out.
    Avatar of @SimonYung-g2g
    @SimonYung-g2g
    02.08.2025
    Do an audio experiment to define direction of noises
    Avatar of @Seraphim-o4g
    @Seraphim-o4g
    02.08.2025
    Very well produced stuff. Props to the directors and producers.
    Avatar of @chadbrite4073
    @chadbrite4073
    02.08.2025
    I live in Alaska and absolutely love the Kenai Peninsula! It’s definitely wild country. I wonder if perhaps since the area is so vast and remote that once they realized that the people weren’t going to go away, then they just moved on out of that area? Could account for lack of activity perhaps. One way to stay hidden, keep moving where you are not being looked for.
    Avatar of @willfishforfood8771
    @willfishforfood8771
    01.08.2025
    39 mins or so/ Sounds like a tongue pop. i can do it and it sounds exactly like your recorded sound, more so than your instrument and just as loud.
    Avatar of @Yoop88
    @Yoop88
    01.08.2025
    I’m looking to invest in an entry level thermal imager. I wonder if anyone has recommendations? Not necessarily for Bigfoot research but just viewing wildlife in general on our wood property. Range would generally be less than 100 yards
    Avatar of @АскарКенжебеков-с3и
    @АскарКенжебеков-с3и
    01.08.2025
    Я из Казахстана я не понимаю английский язык но смотрю ваш канал
    Avatar of @mastad86
    @mastad86
    31.07.2025
    The baby crying sound, sounds a lot like a Red Fox, I am an ecologist in the UK and do a lot of nocturnal sound recording of birds and bats and come across similar nocturnal fox calls. Not saying it definitely is but I would try to discount this species first. Felids can also make baby crying sounds like this. Keep up the great work enjoying the content.
    Avatar of @chrisjames5188
    @chrisjames5188
    31.07.2025
    Being from the UK, we have the Yorkshire dales, Lake District, but never seen anything as breathtaking as Alaska. The production in these episodes is top quality too.
    Avatar of @kriegfaust
    @kriegfaust
    31.07.2025
    Top notch video as always STM crew.
    I think those tree rubs are possibly from deer, we get them here all the time (uk), its when they get the felt off their antlers I think.
    Look forward to seeing more investigation in Area A in the future.
    Avatar of @megakiller84
    @megakiller84
    26.07.2025
    𝕻𝖎𝖌👣👣👣👣🦵🦵🦵🦵
    Avatar of @xanthraas8241
    @xanthraas8241
    26.07.2025
    Your comments at ~11:00 about natural animals making odd sounds not usually heard, resonated - my experience like this was with cows of all things! I was staying in a cabin, in the GA mountains and I heard bellowing howl-calls-things that raised the hair on me. Freaked me out - echoing in the hills, seemingly coming from below toward the valley but also swirling all around. Turns out - it was the bulls/cows in the valley. Don't know if it was them in heat, but holy hell do they make a racket! Never in my life heard those noises before
    Avatar of @ravennelson827
    @ravennelson827
    26.07.2025
    Alaska place of my people " Tlingit " I've hunted , fished trapped and camped , seen the otterman in action while out there in the woods and by the shore. seen other things one can't explain but are known by the elders of my people. wonderful and wild yet we belong there with them.
    Avatar of @kennethbryson7751
    @kennethbryson7751
    22.07.2025
    I have heard a bobcat make a similar sound to the baby crying noise that is recorded. It was a tom that was making a noise somewhat similar when he was engaging a big tomcat that was owned by a neighbor we had. The bobcat was making the noise and it sounded like it was coming from deep in his throat! The tomcat was trying to do it back at him but wasn’t as loud. Being the lynx is even larger it would be louder. 2 cats sounding off for a female, my question would be what time of the year was that recorded and was it mating time for the lynx? Thanks for listening. Low bass Kenneth
    Avatar of @gwendolynoneil7944
    @gwendolynoneil7944
    22.07.2025
    The reason why you hear those sounds when women are present? It's a matting call!
    Avatar of @jeffking4269
    @jeffking4269
    22.07.2025
    The markers on the tree were made by a person- it kind of helps you if you get lost
    Avatar of @robotron1236
    @robotron1236
    19.07.2025
    The baby crying ONLY WHEN WOMEN ARE AROUND is a sign of something trying to manipulate them into thinking their child is missing. This is the kind of thing that you would see in a horror movie. It's a form of psychological warfare/ social engineering, that only a human being would be intelligent enough to be capable of. The intelligence that something like that would require is WAY more than any other animal. Had it been any other animal, you would hear it without some sort of pattern to it.
    Avatar of @donfreud212
    @donfreud212
    19.07.2025
    If squatch responds at all to human vocalization, the response is to put more distance between them. It's corny and gimmicky.
    Avatar of @andreakerry3411
    @andreakerry3411
    19.07.2025
    The baby crying sounds like a cat in heat.
    Avatar of @mnj640
    @mnj640
    13.07.2025
    The baby crying sound maybe a loon
    Avatar of @martinahikes
    @martinahikes
    13.07.2025
    Fantastic 💜
    Avatar of @friendoftellus5741
    @friendoftellus5741
    13.07.2025
    In my opinion, that sound they heard that they thought maybe was a bird, i think sounded more like one of those baby or infant sasquatches they heard earlier.

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