Survivorman Les Straoud Ranks Bigfoot Above Ghosts and Aliens

So, I just stumbled across something pretty interesting on YouTube that I had to share with everyone here. Comedian Tom Green had Survivorman himself, Les Stroud, on his Tom Green Farmcast, and the conversation took a turn that any Sasquatch researcher would absolutely love. For those unfamiliar, Les Stroud is the real deal when it comes to wilderness survival. He's the guy who actually went out alone into the wild and filmed himself surviving, way before it became a trend. The man has spent more time alone in remote wilderness locations than just about anyone on television. So when he talks about having strange experiences in the woods, people tend to listen. During the interview, Tom Green brought up the topic of Bigfoot, and Les didn't shy away from it at all. He confirmed he's been studying the subject and even revealed he's currently working on a documentary feature film called "The Question of Bigfoot." That's a pretty significant statement from someone with his credibility in the outdoor world. But here's the part that really got my attention. Les shared that he has had "crazy ass experiences" that make him wonder if he's encountered a Sasquatch. Coming from a guy who has spent decades alone in some of the most remote wilderness areas on Earth, including Alaska, that's not something to brush off. He also did a series called Survivorman Bigfoot during his time in Alaska, which explored the phenomenon firsthand. What struck me most was when Les laid out his personal ranking of things that are "real" in order of believability. He listed angels and demons, ghosts, aliens, and then Bigfoot. But here's the kicker, he said Bigfoot has "mountains of more actual empirical evidence" than all four of those other categories combined. That's a bold statement from someone who clearly thinks critically about evidence and isn't prone to wild speculation. For anyone who has followed the Sasquatch subject for any length of time, hearing someone with Les Stroud's background and reputation rank Bigfoot above ghosts and aliens in terms of empirical evidence is significant. He's not some fringe character, he's a respected filmmaker and survival expert who has built his career on being honest with his audience about what he experiences in the wilderness. The interview also touches on his other projects, including his music career and his Wild Harvest series on PBS, but the Bigfoot discussion is really the meat of what makes this worth watching for anyone interested in Sasquatch research. Les mentions he's up to around 915,000 subscribers on his YouTube channel and has joked about doing another Survivorman series if he hits a million, potentially called "Survivorman Returns." If you want to hear a respected wilderness expert talk candidly about his Sasquatch experiences and his upcoming Bigfoot documentary, this is definitely worth checking out. The full interview is available on the Tom Green Farmcast channel on YouTube. It's a casual conversation, but Les Stroud's comments about Bigfoot are anything but casual, they're coming from someone who has clearly spent serious time thinking about this subject.