Deborah Hatswell - BBR Investigations

Many years ago now and I mean years ago. I decided to go camping just as teenagers do, I went with a few mates. Now I am 51 but I can still remember that night clearly. Things did not start well, and we got the directions where we should of been going wrong so we didn't end up in the Lake district but in a place called Alston. It was really remote and we walked along the river bank for miles. There was nothing around and we were miles from anywhere by the time we set up the tent. We had a good day even though we got the original area wrong, so it turned out in our favour as we ended up in a really good place. As mates do we had a laugh, messed in the river enjoying ourselves. But everyone one of us had the feeling that someone always seemed to be watching us. We did not see anyone around anywhere. Much later as if got dark we settled down and got into the tent and it seemed like we kept hearing strange noises of in the trees. At first it was the noise of breaking branches, and...

Original Source  What do you do when you hear a pained, otherworldly growl that sounds like a creature from a western fantasy game? You take out your camera and record it, of course. That's what a family in Ontario, Canada did while out hunting. In the middle of their trip, they were interrupted by an eerie howl that carried throughout the forests and trees and lingered, echoing, as it continued on. The unsettling clip, according to cryptid researchers, could actually point to evidence that the mythical Bigfoot, or Sasquatch, could actually exist. A cryptid is an animal that's never otherwise been described or thoroughly researched by science. Basically, the term covers everything from "Nessie," the Loch Ness monster, to the mythical Yeti, Bigfoot's closest cousin. And to some, it certainly seems plausible that some sort of cryptid or unknown creature was heard in the footage that surfaced recently. The howl was captured on video by hunter Gino Meekest near Siou...