Alaskan Native Recounts Chilling Encounters with the Harryman

A recent video posted on YouTube by the channel Bigfoot Society has caught the attention of Bigfoot enthusiasts and researchers. The video features an interview with Fred Roehl, the creator of the Subarctic Alaska Sasquatch Channel on YouTube. Fred is a first nations Alaskan native and tribal council member from Dillingham, Alaska, who has been sharing his personal experiences and recordings of Alaskan Harryman (Bigfoot) encounters on his channel. In the interview, Fred shares his first encounter with the Harryman at the age of 12, while building a tree fort near his grandma's house in Dillingham. He also shares a story of a terrifying encounter with the Harryman while moose hunting with his family on the Michak river. The Harryman was throwing rocks and making loud, blood-curdling screams, causing fear and panic among the family members. Fred's experiences and connection to the land and the Harryman are a reminder of the deep cultural significance of these creatures in many indigenous communities. His stories offer a unique perspective on the Harryman and its presence in Alaska. As a researcher of this video, I encourage all Bigfoot enthusiasts to check out the full interview on the Bigfoot Society channel and to subscribe to Fred's channel, Subarctic Alaska Sasquatch, for more personal stories and encounters with the Harryman. It's good to note that the experiences and perspectives shared in this video are independent of Squatchable, but we believe in the importance of sharing and preserving these stories. Excitement level: 6 Note: I am a female editor for Squatchable, and my