The Battle of Ape Canyon



Carved into the southeast shoulder of Mount Saint Helens, is a deep and narrow gorge, the name of which is derived from a shocking encounter which was reported to have taken place there in July of 1924. A true struggle between man and beast, which would end up becoming known as the Battle of Ape Canyon.

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36 thoughts on “The Battle of Ape Canyon”

  1. Great video, as always, you spoil us.
    I don't know if you take request, and if you do, if this is a request you would take, butt here goes…
    Is there any chance at all you vould do an episode on Liminal spaces in general, and the "Backrooms" specifically?
    I mean, technically, it is an urban legend. I just would live to here your take on them.

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  2. 15:58 "…and it is theorized that the species may have crossed a land bridge as Pangaea separated". Pangaea broke up between 200 and 175 million years ago, between the Triassic and Jurassic periods. Mammals back then were limited to small rat-like creatures, and stayed that way until the dinosaurs went extinct 65 million years ago. The Bering Land Bridge formed during the glacial maximums of the last 2.5 million years. You are getting geological eras mixed up.

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  3. I can think of scarier things associated with Mt St Helens.

    You know that thing utterly devistated 210 square miles when the entire north face of the mountain blew up with a force equivalent to 26 megatons in 1980 right?

    The eruption had a volcanic explosivily index of 5 and is considered the most desaterous erruption in US history.

    Secondary effects of the erruption inclued mudslides, mass deforestation and the Ash injected into the atmospher lowered average global temperatures by 0.1 degrees C for over a year!

    compared to that i'll take a small skirmish with a bunch of sasquatches any day of the week.

    The ash column from the eruption reached as high as 80000 feet and pumice was deposited as far away as oklahoma for crying out loud!

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  4. Make a video of giants in the world, I come from Nunavut Canada and in my childrens book that I read I came across one of mythological creatures that the Inuit believed in, one stood out to me. A white giant with red hair and six fingers that would eat Inuit. And I remember asking myself… why isn’t he brown like an inuk? And after seeing giants across the world the 6 finger red hair thing is common across the globe and that blew me away.

    And here’s alittle more for you, I was out smoking and started talking with an old couple of Inuks and the old man tells me he’s from Igloolik and He was out hunting with his son and they see some foot prints in the snow. Human shaped foot prints as long as his gun and he had to widen* well take huge strides to reach the second step. Curiously they decide to follow the tracks, they have a twelve gauge and a 223 with them so they feel capable.

    So he and his son go back on their snowmobiles and start following these tracks and almost an hour in the tracks lead to some mountains. And he stops and then his son stops.

    He told me “I could feel there is something watching us and it’s evil”

    And they turn back but he told his son at the time “we’re running low on fuel we tracked these steps enough”

    True story

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  5. Great story, artwork and narration, as always, gentlemen. I think of the films The Abominable Snowman Of The Himalayas with Peter Cushing and Forrest Tucker and Snow Beast with Bo Svenson and Yvette Mimieux. There are a lot of stories of these creatures that have persisted for years. Cryptozoologists have placed all manner of surveillance technology all over the areas where a cryptid was discovered.

    I guess that area near Mount St. Helen’s no longer exists after the 1980 eruption.

    If someone dared me to spend a night in a ranger cabin or lookout tower, I wouldn’t take the bet. Even if I was well armed.

    Some things are meant to be left alone.

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  6. I heard about this incident from a book that was a collection of 3 or 4 Bigfoot related stories in comic form this was the last story in the book, the others involved the yeti skull cap that went missing and a Chinese Bigfoot

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  7. I'm a believer in the possibility of an unknown great ape species. However, anytime Bigfoot gets thrown in with UFO's, aliens or being interdimensional begins with super natural powers, you lose me.

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  8. Very probable they were drunk. Five men alone in mountains? Only alcohol could save them from boredom in those times. Also i would like to hear the original story. This one is probably heavily modified.

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  9. I've got admit that this battle with bigfoot like entertys has me a little skeptical but I tend to believe that the evidence speaks for itself.
    I have lived in the UK for my birth to now and the one that has always continued to astound me is ghostly encounter like those in the tower of London or the Hinchingbrooke House.

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