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The My name is Andrew.

I'm 33 years old and I've been living in Idaho for the last three years.

For transparency's sake, I didn't write up this account specifically as a submission for your channel.

But after it popped into my recommended feed and I saw you taking submissions,

I figured that I'd found the perfect home

for the warning I'm about to give you and your viewers. Although I have no doubt that what

you're about to read might frighten or disturb you, I can assure you that it's not by design.

My only wish is that you and your subscribers take heed to what I'm about to say.

You see, I think there's someone living off the grid up here in the Beaverhead Deer Lodge National Forest,

and I know for a fact that this person is very, very dangerous.

Part of the reason I moved up to Boise from my native California, aside from all the financial reasons,

is that there's a total of 10 national forests within driving distance of the city.

I was a Boy Scout growing up. My dad and uncles used to take my cousins and me during summer vacations,

and I found a group of fellow college students to hike with when I was at UC Irvine.

So when it came time to choosing a place to start a new life, Boise climbed my wish list

pretty damn quickly once I realized that it combined urban amenities, a low cost of living,

and the kind of natural beauty that made southern California feel more like Manhattan

than Malibu.

During that first year in Idaho, I spent a lot of time hiking Boise National Forest and the

Snake River Conservation Area is right on our doorstep too.

But then as time went by, I started to travel a little further afield with each trip, just

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