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out here? Does a legend walk among us working in the forests of our
world? Did you see what it was? Was it a person or an
animal? Or I can't go off if I know, as if my thunder
light came on and I just happened to glen and see this thing running across
the yard, A good side man or something works like a man, I
don't know what it was. For over fifteen years, we've talked with scientists,
researchers, investigators, and witnesses trying to gain insight and proof around the
existence of this mysterious entity. Jesus Karl, Hello, get the body out
of here. What's going to announce? There's got to avections about six foot
I don't know, easy announce there. Yeah, I'm working right over.
Oh okay, hand on, yeah, got you're bigger? Okay, what's
he doing in your yard? We're gonna do you join us as we continue
into the investigation of the Sasquatch Experience. And good evening everyone, Welcome to
the Sasquatch Experience. I'm Sean Forker, That's Henry May, That's Matt Arner.
Two of our co hosts are missing in action tonight, and so is
our guest. But that's okay. We didn't get a confirmation on the guest
and they were in the middle of the move, so we can reschedule them
if need be. All I know is not entirely their fault, and it
looks like we have the rest of them popping in as we go along.
Vance nesbitt Yay, Jimmy, James Baker. You know, I feel the
enthusiasm amongst right as we gear up, as we gear up for the biggest
event of the summer for US crypto enthusiasts, Small Town Monsters, Monsterfest two,
And it's going to be a great weekend, guys. I'm stoked for
it. Matt Baker and I will be there in full force. We're going
to be there Friday, Saturday, live podcast at three o'clock for anybody that
wants to come by. We will provide complimentary tomatoes, but try enough to
squish them because we'll be collecting them to turn them into sauce a little later.
Figure, everybody else's coming out with a sasquatch them sauce and they're all
doing barbecue. Why don't we do spaghetti. That's a great idea. That
yeah, and that's what I'm thinking. So the previously thrown tomatoes and Dvance's
palm, Hey got my pop and making my own sauce. That's disgusting.
And for two dollars a month, you can avoid that sauce and become a
Patreon for the show. So there, there we have it. Sure if
I can, if I can just interject really quick, we talked to jump
into the stuff that's going on in Monster Fast. However, we may be
doing another episode for the Patreon. Yeah, big grubbing. If you're not
a Patreon, do it for two bucks you get to watch Matt and I
eat. Yeah, yeah it. No, we are going to We're going
to James. We were going back to that burger place. We got Larry
is gonna be coming with us. We got maybe a few others and uh
yeah, it's gonna be a good episode for that at George's right, that's
the name of the place. Yes, we're not going to give Yeah,
we'll try not to kill Stan Gordon and his friend this year. Yes,
our executive producer brag Koban the best two dollars you'll ever spend saying a lot.
We appreciate that. Brian, our executive there, he doesn't get paid
to say that. He just says it because it's an all around nice guy
little road calling there. We got Mike and joining us tonight. Of course,
our friend tactical Mike. Matt and I enjoy spending time in the field,
but never seems like we get enough time in the field with Mike.
It goes so quickly. Yeah, we do have to get Mike. And
you know what, he's not that far from us, so I think he
was saying, you know, with our our research area, maybe like a
two hour drive, so you know, we we definitely have to have to
get Mike. Back in Brian's saying he does get paid to say that makes
us you know, Okay, how much do I pay him? I forgot
No, that's foul. Now we just tossed the Patreon. Oh no,
guys. Heat wave. Heat wave crippling us all this past week into the
weekend. Henry's feeling the effects of it right now as he's in an extreme
heat warning. Not Henry's not in extreme heat. He's in an extreme heat
warning. Just to clarify that verbal barrage you got there. Live show is
going to be interesting this Saturday. We're going to talk about a classic bigfoot
sighting that Matt and Bake, you guys probably haven't heard of or aren't too
familiar with. We're going to read it live. We're going to get your
reaction. We're gonna get the reaction of the audience. A little different than
what we had originally planned for, but I think this is still going to
be a great show. And whenever we can revisit some historical information, you
know, the audience likes it. We go back, we look at the
past couple episodes we've done. The Siege of Hunubi has been a successful episode
a lot. We've got a lot of commentary about that, and folks want
to follow up, so, you know, we aim to please. We'll
try to get a follow up on there. And I want to follow up
too, though, Sean, Yeah, I mean, let's be honest,
vance you and I want to do an in person follow up? Was the
real deal, right? Like, there's so much to that story left on
the floor. I think so much of it that we don't. It just
kind of everything just disappeared and dried up, right exactly. And that's why
I do want to do a follow up on it, because there may be
a reason why it kind of slowed down and dried up. Whether these things
said Okay, we've had enough of this conflict, We're going to move on
and stay away from this area because of this boomsticks. I don't know,
I have no idea, but let's follow up on it. Or it could
be the Caro land thing. You know, they moved away, therefore there
was no whatever was triggering that thing stopped, and we had so many questions
like did the people own the before where they have it? Hunters that put
deer out so they get said, ooh, but by you know, there's
so many random things that could have caused that, Like, for instance,
I saw three deer on my land, and I know I'm growing more crops,
I know I'm doing different things. I'm seeing more animals, I'm seeing
more sign of animals because I'm changing their environment. Maybe maybe the people who
moved in afterwards, or is the place blank now maybe you don't see things
because there's nobody ad to see it or be whatever was triggering him. Maybe
mom from fume smelled like swamp ass and they wouldn't I don't know. Wow.
Wow. Problems is when we talk about a creature, we don't know
a lot about anything could trigger that, right, you know, you know,
and it only got really really defensive and angry when then he got more
defensive and angry, more exploration and what's that over there? And hey,
free buffet and the like. They shouldn't us, they shouldn't get us,
and so you know, sorry, it's the South, you know. Yeah,
but you know, with all things considered, guys, you know this,
the Siege of Anobia really didn't happen all that long ago. We're not
talking a hundred years ago. We're talking in you know, relative modern history.
And I think we might be able to get a shovel out dig into,
you know, reasons why this happened and why things just kind of subsided
the way they did, and maybe have a good analogy is to say,
well, this is probably the most likely thing that happened, but it's a
fantastic story and I would like to dig into it. A lot more.
Yeah, we we got to devote forty five minutes to the story, which
just didn't seem someone's got a phone call coming in? Was that you,
Henry? You got a special call coming in for you? I mean signal
what the mas like? A ham and a tornado picture? Hell? We
uh, we need to get to Oklahoma, I think at some point in
the next year to find it advance. I know it's gonna be a little
We've talked about putting together expeditions to go out and go to these areas that
we've talked about to see if there's anything new going on and if that area
was as active as it was in the early two thousands and it was enough
to run these people out. Is that activity is still on activity, that
activity it might be who knows, still going. But then you go and
listen to all these stories. I was listening to a big episode of Bigfoot
Crossroads. Matt nap Our, You know, one of our good friends that
we do a lot of commingling with. He had Bob Strain on not long
ago, and they were talking about Area X in Oklahoma, probably not as
far from Hanubis as we think it is in that area, crazy with activity.
And I don't know if any of you guys have really dove into that,
but there's the I'm gonna butcher every time I say it. Is it
the watch Itaw mountains down there? Ye, Watchtaw mountains and the activity going
on. And they wrote the Watchtaw monograph over at what eight dot org.
You can go check it out, and they you know, talk about the
different experiments they conducted down there. And then what was it Matt Tag seven?
I believe, yes, this little tag that I think they fashioned into
the size of a burrel and it attached itself to what they believe to be
a sasquat and followed its movements and if they got you know, I believe
it was a radio tag. So it was limited. It wasn't GPS,
it was radio. And the reason why they went with the radio tag is
because the size of it was smaller than you could do with GPS at the
time. Right. So I listened to that whole episode with Bob. It's
a great episode, guys. In fact, listeners, I encourage you to
go check it out. Bigfoot Crossroads with Matt Knapp and and Bob Strain.
That's got a lot of good episodes, but that one was just topical because
of you know, our relationship and how we were doing with the Cijahnabi.
Brian puts in the chat, Michael Mays has an excellent book on Area X.
Yeah, we need to we need to get Mike May's on the show
to talk about this. Henry, are you familiar with that book. I
am. I have read that book. It's a good book. Takeaways from
that? What's a takeaway from that you can share with the audience in relationship
that we've been talking about, Well, there was freak activity there from what
they sad. There were several experiences and sightings banging on the side of the
cabins and things of that nature. Rocks being thrown right, heavy rock throwing.
They discussed there. I'm going to butcher this and I really want you
folks to go to that episode and check it out. But they were using
like a blind to set in, and when they would set in this blind,
the creatures wouldn't show up. They weren't in the blind, it would
it would and it's like they could almost see in a different spectrum to be
able to see through that fabric that we were there or the people were there.
I might have butchered that, but I found that to be quite fascinating
if that's the case, because you know, what we do take for granted
that because we're primates, you know that we see what we see is what
every other one does. Right, What if that's not the case and they
do have that ability to see in a spectrum that we can't. And of
course you know there are people that are going, oh, here we go
into the WO. That doesn't have to be WU. That could just be
biological necessity needed for them to survive. Doing that makes it WU. As
if we say they start shooting laser beams out of them, you know,
ahead, but it would be an alternate theory. Maybe they're smart enough to
realize the blind means hiding danger or that's where ducks die, you know,
like maybe that fair image is imprinted in them because they've seen people shoot from
a bline and go, okay, the other primates that wear clothes are in
there. Maybe we should back away because that's usually when a bear or deer
or some duck or whatever die. And then when they're out there like,
oh okay, they're out there mowing their lawn. You can wander around now,
you know, because I know we use my land as a reference a
lot. But a lot of times, like when I'm doing something in the
shed, the deer high I'm out, they're mowing the lawn. The one
was out in the on the field just raising and staring at me, and
I'm bowing. I've got a you know, a lawnmower in my hand that
could hurt them. Compared to when I was in the shed. I looked
out the window and they were all crouching down trying to figure out where I
was. Compared to when I was open site. They were like, oh,
he's not dangerous anymore, so maybe there's not. I think as soon
as you brought that up, I was thinking about and I've read Value of
the Apes. It's a great, great book. And the one thing is
is the approach that Niewak had in regards to to researching out there was taking
and I'm going to use this word, a very tactical approach. And I
think what happened was, you know, whatever they were researching was basically mirroring
that in itself. So they know, if there's going to be a person
that's sitting in a blind who has the advantage is it the animal that that's
you know behind the behind the tree that has to cross an open field to
get to the other side. Where is it the you know, the small
hairless primate that that's sitting in a blind where something could actually you know,
going on in them. So I think on both sides there, it's almost
like a tactical chess, right they're playing. Yeah, that's a lot from
what I got got from value apes. It was basically a chess match.
They would have these sightings when they were out if they were up by themselves.
Uh, there was a lot of them when they were down by the
stream, crossing the stream, and then you know, they would just happen
to see that that quick glimpse of something there. Who's at the who has
the tactical advantage? It's going to be the Uh, it's gonna be the
big one. But and then when they're in the houses or in the cabins
there or in the tents, they're getting rockstering at them and everything, Well,
who's that that who's at the advantage there? Because they're locked up,
they they really can't you know, unless they're putting the gun out the window.
They're they're not really you know doing something right. Yeah, that's a
great point, you know, Sean. I want to throw something in that
we have gotten and thanks to you for post than that. Some feedback from
listeners, and one of our listeners that enjoyed the show brought up the nesting
site. And we haven't seen any pictures of the nesting site. I would
like to refer them over to small Town Monsters and they can find that on
YouTube and just look up small Town Monsters the nesting site. You'll be able
to get more of an imagery of what these sites do look like. I
know that threw us a little bit off topic, but I wanted to bring
that up to our listener that was curious to know what these nesting sites look
like. Yeah, go ahead, big and if you'd like to meet the
small Town Monsters, this weekend would be the weekend. Yes, another shameless
plug. We're gonna be no. I love them, and so to go
go ahead, go ahead. I was gonna say to go back to the
Hanobia situation, and now did the people did that family? Do they move
out and somebody else's on that property or we don't know. So the last
I heard is the family's gone Okay, okay, but there's been no anything
reported from there publicly that the rest of us know since that family left.
The family disappeared completely because the father and sen acres that have butted it at
least start properly. We never got any information about anything happening on the Father's
land, right the father, the fatherland. Go ahead and back, continue
on with your thought. So anyways, and again I'm not getting into the
WU side, but I have a lot of friends of mine there are priormal
investigators and uh, you know a lot of them listen to the show,
you know, like my friend Carlene from the Folk you know, Paranormal Society
and a few other groups. But the one thing is is from when I
talked about the you know, differences between the big Foot in the paranormal.
You have a hunted house and as somebody lives in that house and and oh
my god, you know, everything's moving, they're seeing apparitions, they're hearing
footsteps all the time and everything. And then for whatever reason that person has
to move. Then you get person B that moves in there. And I've
seen this actually with the with the case you know that wasn't that far from
here where the person like, you know, they were just stubborn and they
did not believe in this stuff, and they wrote everything off that that was
happening, you know, like the ghost could like that, Well, you
know what, to him, he didn't believe in in ghosts. He didn't
believe in anything, you know, And as far as as far as everyone
was concerned, nothing was happening in that house. But then when and that
person moved and then person C moves in, They're like, oh my god,
there's all sorts of stuff happening. So again, I'm not trying to
tie into WU here, but what I'm saying is that there's maybe a correlation
in that you have somebody that's actively looking for bigfoot on their property or adjacent
property, and they have all these experiences. Person B moves in, and
they could maybe they're not going into the into the woodline, you know,
maybe they're just going there. They're cutting their hay or planting their crops,
going going back in. They hear weird noises, they hear bumps against the
house, they don't care, they live in the wood or it could be
anything. Yeah, and they just ignore it. And and then you know,
person C may come in, you know, twenty years later and say,
oh my god, you know, like there's like, you know,
a whole nest of bigfoots out here, you know, right, we don't.
I think that's part of it is you may get you know, a
property owner, you may get a resident. They're that just you know,
really doesn't you know, whether they believe it or not. Maybe they just
they just let the stuff happen. And you know, they they write off
as you know, because again they live in the woods. Things. Well,
I do know you know a small handful of people that will that have
that personality, Matt that you brought up, they write something off that is
kind of strange, but they just write it off and they ignore it.
Yep. Where there's other people that go clearly there's a bizarre handprint that slapped
on the side of my house and I took a picture of it, where
there's others that are like eh, and and they just ignore it. And
it's just personalities. We all have different personalities. Some of us are more
in tune with, you know, the things that go on around us,
and then there's others that are just not. And that may very well be
the circumstance would happened in pnobi in case somebody else moved into that property,
they might just ignore all of it. And the more they ignore it,
yes, the less activity comes about it. Are not getting the attention that
they're looking for. Well, I think somebody it was a great question I
was brought up. Does the interest fail or does the activity fad? I
don't think the activity fades. I think the activity is still there. It's
just that the people that are that are there, you know, you need
you know, you need a witness, you know, or a person to
witness the encounter. You need, you know, obviously the creature to have
the encounter. But if you have a witness that you know again you know
all this stuff, they may be just as active as they were with the
original family. But to the to the other person, you know, to
the next person again, you know, they may say, okay, you
know what, it's probably just those one nuture, probably woodpeckers, or you
know, something bumping up and maybe it's a feral hog that that's coming through
here. So I think the activity is still there, and the activity may
even escalate at some points. But but you know, a blind person's not
gonna you know, really, you know, look at it you know they're
just gonna that's a good point. Yeah, it's a very hard point.
Or whatever triggered the activity, like we go back to the whole conversation about
something about the family or something about the family was doing. I was called
the Carolina fact. But the fact is that whatever it is, whatever is
that caused that extended activity, when they went away, the creatures moved on.
Yeah, because clearly, clearly they weren't bothering the father that was ten
acres away, right, the son, but when he brought his family home,
and then because I'm assuming the son didn't just learn to hunt overnight.
Oh heyt over your more deer, you know what I mean? Like,
there's there's there's so many little triggers. But here's the thing is, like
we always talk about bears and we use we use different animals as a as
a reasonable creature that we can assess might be the same. And if a
bear has a fifty mile range or more, maybe these have a fifty mile
range and they're like, Okay, that house is empty. Now we can
stop bothering them because one either they're not interesting, or two they don't see
me a threat, or three, what's the point you know what I mean,
at this point, we won, we won? Why push? Why
push the nozzle? So then weve on to the next guy that's one hundred
miles away and start plugging his cheek, right, you know, you know
as soon as you brought that up, though, I'm kind of thinking of
now, I'm thinking about their reactions, you know, of uh, you
know, having all the activity where they started. You know, they started
firing rounds into the into the woodline. You know, they're throwing quarter sticks.
Probably they're they're probably doing every single thing. Yeah, and you don't
like it makes me think of kids, like teenagers, you know, young
teenagers, you know, yeah, the kids, the kids going up like
ringing the bell, running, yeah, running away from the flaming bag of
poop on the porch. None of us ever did that. But you know,
you're only going to do that to try to get a rise, you
know, try to get some sort of reaction from somebody. You're not gonna
do it to to the person that that's not going to come out. You
know, they're going to do it to the to the person that's gonna like,
like James said, get off my lawn, you know, which is
basically what you know, what the landowner was was basically you know, giving
them was you know, that attude they were getting. They were probably getting
some sort of reaction from it, and they kept it up and then you
know, after it probably had a little bit of a truth and walked away.
Right. True. And another thing that I would like to throw into
it is that what happened Atobia, that's not the only place in Oklahoma where
there have been sightings and reports of aggressive behavior. This is just one report
out of I think a hundred different reports that happened in eastern and southeastern Oklahoma.
So there's got to be a correlation of something that's been going on there,
right, And that's that's where we come down to the four of asking
additional questions, you know, and we look at we look at what what
the differentials are. The problem is with a lot of these sightings are is
you can't live in their world or live in their life when it happened.
It's kind of like Matt, you've you've studied curreme scenes, you would have
had a better idea what went on if you're a victim. But you know,
like I mean, compared to you, you're estimating with your existing knowledge
and existing sciences to say this is what of in could have happened. But
unless you have a direct witness, correct, you're basically guestimating enough to convict.
Yes, yeah, it's circumstantial. Yeah right, but yeah, I
was you know, I was enjoying that conversation. Keep it going, guys,
I was gonna say, though, and I'm going another point that was
brought up is and I can't recall who I was talking to, but they're
upset because they they most of the encounters that that people have with sasquatch don't
appear to be that the people are in any danger other than for sometimes they're
escorted out of areas and we hear about those reports a company. Yeah,
but it seems like down in you know, that Texas, Oklahoma area,
for whatever reason, you know, they have that I don't really call it
that that they're like super aggressive, that they're gonna really you know, like
kill somebody. But holy cow, they throw rocks all the time, you
know, like that's all you hear about. Like up here, you know,
we've had reports of people, you know, hearing rocks being flown over
them. Were you know, maybe a rock chefs attent these are like little
pebbles down there. Man, they're throwing like baseball, you know, like
and a ball sized people, you know. So yeah, don't get into
a rock fight with a bigfoot, well, you know. And I've always
taken the at least the avenue that it seems like the southern United States bigfoot
reports from Florida, Texarcana, even into Texas in the sam Houston, they
seem so much more aggressive, far more aggressive than those in the Pacific Northwest,
where yeah they'll be a little bit, But it seems like these creatures
and the reports that come out of these areas from Florida, like I just
mentioned, seems so far more aggressive, but yet they're not as big.
Go figure, maybe you have to be more aggressive because you're not you know,
you know, ten feet twelve feet tall. I don't know. You
think it's affect because it's that's a great point. Yeah, you know,
that's a great point. Theories out of your ass, but that's a good
point. Point. No, no, no, I try to make them
so that they know I like that point. It's a Chihuahua effect, you
know. The escalation due to interest factor is the other one. Right.
We got a couple we had a couple bakerisms in there. Folks, we
do have to take our mission. Great catch us back here. We'll see
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right, kid, look at the diagram. Check this out. A long
long time ago, all of us in here used to be monkeys. Right
then we turned into this chappaka circus carnival freak show looking thing. But there
we're all people. Next after removal new questions, Well, guess what I
had? Questions? How come monkeys are the only animals that were ever allowed
to turn into people? How come there's no two legged giraffe of a short
neck walking around vaban because it aint real? Ah? Yes, and that
argument continues for your weekly chuckle. But I do agree with that opinion.
Well, happy Monday night to you all right here on the Bigfoot bullhorn,
exclusively on the sasquatch experience and speaking of large erecked things, Baker, keep
your mouth shut. Another monolith is I'm doing air quotes with my fingers.
Another monolith is discovered outside of Las Vegas, Nevada, on a hiking trail.
I've got a couple questions there. What rich guy is chartering a helicopter
to fly out there? Now? Why I say helicopter is because here's the
irony. You charter a helicopter, you fly this goofy looking monolithic reflective thing
out to the middle of bizarre places and remote areas and put it on the
ground. And of course investigators go out there and say, we can't find
any foot Now, there's no trace, no footprints. It's off a hiking
trail. Go figure. But here's the irony. Here's something that's standing there,
visible for all to see, with no footprints. And here in our
community we find footprints but can't find the monolith standing there in the woods.
I don't know. You tell me what you make of this whole thing,
because I believe this is what eight or nine times now around the world,
that these things are showing up. And I know there's the communities that say,
hey, it's aliens from another world, it's aliens from under the ocean.
Who knows. I can't answer the question. I just found it rather
peculiar that these unique structures are just showing up in places. And the first
thing noted is there's no footprints. What anyway, speaking of footprints, going
back just a couple of months ago, at the end of April, actually
out of the state of Texas at the Red River County. Boy, isn't
that descriptive. The nearest town is Bogatah. But the observer that made this
report on the BFRO states the following I leased some land near the South Sulfur
River in far south Red River County. I just want to be descriptive and
slow down for some that are taking notes. I went to check on my
cows Tuesday, and just inside my gate I saw a track made by something
heavy enough to leave a clear imprint in gravel and mixed soil. There is
no logical reason someone would be barefoot back there. It is a very secluded
and only four or five people have easement to drive through there. Now,
a BFR researcher did go to the area and this is what was posted.
The witness and I disgusted these prints and the property. He stated there are
only three people that actually walk on this property and that the gates are locked.
The town of Bogata is surrounded by agriculture which produces thousands of bales of
cotton annually, together with large crops of corn and other feed for cattle.
Now, taking a look at these prints and they'll be posted up on the
Sasquatch Experience. There's a ten dollars bill in size comparison. It is not
an enormous footprint. But I'm not a Cliff Berrickman or a doctor Meldrum or
a Wiljevining to say, yeah, that's definitely a big foot print. I'm
not an expert, but definitely looks peculiar, especially in the substrate in which
that print was found, and looking at the photograph, Yeah, something pretty
heavy would have made that deep of an imprint. But like I said,
the footprint is not that long. Anyway, when we come back, we'll
figure out something to talk about on the bullhorn. Stick around. You're listening
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ninth is going to be in downtown Canton, Ohio at Thebble Tree by Hilton.
But on Friday there's going to be a presentation with a small Town Monsters
panel at the Canton Palace Theater. This is back by popular demand June twenty
eighth and twenty ninth. Come visit half the Sasquatch Experience crew and of course
get an autograph. Thanks again for listening to this edition of the big Foot
Bullhorn right here on the Sasquatch Experience And as always, until we meet again
and we're back from the brig vance, thank you. And I think we've
plugged multi monsters pest quite a bit. That's all right, get dinner if
we. I hope the listeners understand how excited we are about it. However,
but there is another couple events that we do have coming up. There
is the Bigfoot Adventure Camping Adventure that's going on September sixth through seventh and Farmington,
Pennsylvania, hosted by the Pennsylvania Bigfoot Society. That is PA Camping Adventure
dot com. There's no weekend on that. Apparently that's something I added and
made up on my own, So we did want to make sure that we
get that clarified for the listeners PA Camping Adventure week PA Camping Adventure dot Com.
That's why that's gonna be a pastic event. It's gonna be though,
it just is not part of the name that it's gonna be a weekend.
It's just not part of the name. There are Bigfoot Adventure weekends happening all
over the place. We're just trying not to you know, over over,
oversaturate. We'll climb all over them as the week stick closer. That's right,
we'll get it, we'll get it trained out. James Bacott points over
the break Never Garden on Government Land. They try to put you down,
or they follow you for thirteen point five miles in an unmarked white van in
the middle of the night, and you'd think you're to be followed by a
white van, you know. Yeah, normally it's the other way around.
We were following. Usually we're driving. That was quite the experience, folks.
It only happens to us. If you see us a lot, ask
us a random question, we will be happy to answer it and we'll give
you what story we got. Probably have a story about it, and I'm
sorry for that now. Yeah, Bake and I have been up and down
the roads for almost twenty years as partners in this wild and crazy field.
Have been the many conferences. In fact, many times we've been asked,
what are you guys going to do a show just about your conference experiences?
And the answer to that is, there's too many other people that can be
implicated in our shenanigans that we don't want to be responsible for the rumination of
any marriages, we don't want to be responsible for having to testified any paternity
tests or court case. And they just don't or indictments to be rolled out.
That's why that time I almost got us thrown off the the Mothman,
uh, the Mockman band, because he just wouldn't shut up as the guy
just yeah, we almost got thrown off the tour bus in the TNT area
because the guy was really bad at giving the tour and Baker was heckling him
and making factually accurate statements, but nonetheless did not make for a good time
for everywhere. When Steve Coles tried to hit us with a tractor, Okay,
listen, then that's a whole different show altogether. Or the time we
almost killed Stan Gordon. That's the time I made people get away from Josh
Gates, or the time I made people get away from him. That could
be a book in itself. So I mean, we got stories, guys.
We've been rapping Matt into some of these adventures vance. The goal is
next year to get everybody at an event. If we can't, we are
going to have a cardboard cutout of Henry May Pictures. You can take a
photo with Henry live or plastic. Yep, yes, because once again Henry,
the groupies that showed up for you, that just that blew our mind.
It was like, Oh are you Henry? No, you're not Henry.
Where's Henry? Okay, we'll have a cutout of Henry if he can't
make it, and you can have your picture of you smooching his cheek.
Man. We'll post those. We're making them blush, guys, we're making
them blush anyhow. It's okay, folks follow us on our social media here.
We haven't done enough plugging about where you can find us at can find
us in Sasquatch Experience on Facebook, Instagram, Squatch e XP on Twitter,
and of course you can find us all around in our own particular social media
is which you can find by going to the Sasquatch Experience on those sad social
media platforms. Guys, we were supposed to have a guest tonight that didn't
pan out, so we are a little underprepared. We apologize, but you
know, sometimes we need to go off the cuff because we've got a great
event coming up and we're just we're busting at the seams to get on the
road. We only have a couple of days left of the work week before
we're hitting the highway and getting out to where we could be with the people.
Go ahead, bake, you're chomping at the bet. You see your
hands. The hind points to that event is ken Garhert and Lyle Blackburn in
the same room, so you could prove that's not the same man in the
same half they'll stop pats with the chiler and you walk. I've had vultable
encounters with Lyle. Not the way you're thinking, but he is a good
man and you ask him questions, he's great at it. I also want
to mention the fact that it's not just about the monsters. When you go
to these events, there's some really good art. Aara Eric will be there
with some of his paintings and also his shirt. I'm hoping the beach jerky.
Yeah, lets me in charge for another thirty minutes. But that was
amazing. I got to taste him all. Screw him. You know you've
stupid enough to let me chart Kings may be there, I believe I know
that. Yeah, I know that Snuffy and Cheryl will be there to chaw.
He's gonna be outside. He's gonna be chainsawing big Oh my god,
he's gonna have to saw. I believe so. The Saw his family.
And as much as these things are a conference and a chance for us to
connect, they are a little bit of a family reunion, as we don't
get to be with each other nearly as match. If you get a chance
to go to a chainsaw event, it is worth your time. I'll tell
you what, just to watch them New York that somebody can make with that
just amazing and he can do some amazing things. His birthday is next month,
so if you give a chance to get on his site, which a
happy birthday, I believe it's around the seventh of July. Look at Baker,
he's a right, I'm gonna take the night off. I just this
is what I love about small small town Monster is the good people that put
on a good show and they want you to ask them questions. They want
you to see what they're doing. And a lot of the headliners are great.
But the nice thing is that it's a medium headliner group where you've got
a lot of people leave a lot from but there's and no one there is
afraid to have a conversation with you. It's kind of why I was like
going in the w b C was because we talked to people that I never
thought I would ever meet. Bob Gimmlin mm hmmm, Like, no,
what he's like the guy I never thought they'd meet, Like you know,
you know, Jeff Mulder, Cliff Bairman, you know. But yet the
conversations I have with them after the events and during the events are all worth
it. And the thing is is like they're down to earth regular people.
They just they just want to be you know. And and I would say,
you know, people would save me and they come over with me.
Go, so you know what was showing Fulka most of them an English accent.
I don't know why he's big on the English people. I don't get
it. But they love him, okay, they love him more than Peter
Tork Okay. But the thing is like and and he always goes and then
they go over shotling, Go where's that? I mean, what is that?
Baker? You know? Well, I'm right behind you. You you
know, there's gonna be a lot of entertainment on the inside and the outside
of the event. Take your time on the round. There's so many great
places to go. But do give me a small favor if you don't walk
very far. The theater is farther than you think from the hotel. It
is a mirage because we kept thinking, oh, it's like, oh it's
like three blocks away. No, that's not the theater. Oh it's three
blocks you know it's not theater. Give it. And that's how we almost
killed Stan Gordon. Yes, I love you know and to break down this
year you come over to our table, you always welcome. Yeah, we're
a welcoming group. I think Matt, you were just on a podcast,
and Matt, you always humble me when you tell that story about how we
just kind of said, hey, I'm Sean, come hang out with us.
Absolutely, you know that's the real deal. We're really that way and
friend of our listeners out there, we're just people. We just happen to
put the money into a podcast. Nobody pays us for this, we pay,
we pay to do this, so we just we do this to have
a good time because we're fans too, and we want to hang out with
people that enjoy what we enjoy and they have a passion for it. And
we're you know, we're a welcoming group. If you have nowhere else to
go, come hang out with us. We won't get you away. Unless
you annoy us, then we may just get but you'll enjoy the day.
It may get awkward, but you will enjoy it. It's a it's a
just excited guys like we We have a blast with our with our listeners,
and you know we're bigger fans of you than you are of us. Trust
us super appreciative that you guys come and listen to us each and every week.
It is it is humbling to watch this audience grow, that we have
people that contribute to a Patreon, that people care that much to help us
keep it going. We are going to start doing a collection this weekend for
w D forty for Baker's Share, which is my God, is that thing
weak in the night? And I had a natural lubricant but they said I
couldn't use it. Yeah, well please don't. No, we don't need
any grease for any of the This is if we we try, but if
we hit fifty patreons, I'll share a little thermometer thing. If we had
fifty patreons, you color dollars a month. Guys. Remember there's a lot
of different tiers, but just fifty of you at two dollars a month,
Banks getting a new chair. So the podcast right, check out this podcast
schedule for a live podcast. You're going to have Cryptid Campfire at ten fifteen,
Bigfoot Society, our friend Jeremiah eleven thirty from the Shadows at twelve forty
five. We're on at three fifteen and the in the podcast room and then
Jim Harold, the Podfather himself will be there at four thirty to finish off
the day's podcast. And we had a great audience last time, which we
thought they were there by mistake, but they were there for us, which
was really cool. The movie schedule at ten fifteen is going to be Cryptid
Chupacabra eleven forty five on the Trail of Bigfoot, Land of the Missing one,
fifteen American Werewolves two two forty five on the Trail of Bigfoot in the
Origin, and four to fifteen Doug Maned Territory. Guys. Important thing to
remember that this is a cryptid paranormal conference. It's not just tied to Bigfoot.
It's tied to all the mysteries and high strangers that goes on that our
friend's catalog. So be be proud to be weird. Bring your look,
your freak flag, fa your freak flag exactly. Just don't talk to me
about your dog manship. That's say that for the dog maned people. You
got Lyle Blackburn and Ken Gerhard there. They're not the same guy, They're
not Redferns will not be there, so that could throw things off a little
bit. I think there's a cataclysm if all three of them are together.
I mean, I don't know how well curse, but the guys, honestly
a ton of vendors. Don Keating will be there as the guest of honors,
set up right next to us in the main lobby. So that's going
to be phenomenal to hang out with Don Keating all day. Who well,
I think it's great that Don's getting his due for really being demand and I
think put Ohio on the map for a Bigfoot research. I don't say that
because he's sitting next to us. I mean, I really do believe that
he might. But he started it, and he'll like books for sale there.
Who knows what he'll be announced there. I mean, I'm just looking
forward to getting to be with our friends of our Georgia's so many people,
it will be a great time. Our next show that we have coming up
will be in two weeks. That's going to be a follow up to the
Small Town Monsters event, and then after that, just stay tuned to our
website, Sasquatch Experience dot com for more information. We're going to be updating
things a lot more regularly. It's it's it's difficult not gonna lie, guys.
It's when we're a very small team as you see here, and we
all have lives, so it's difficult to make can't work, but we do.
We do a decent job at it. X is becoming the place to
be. I know you might feel differently about Elon Musk, but it's been
a great venue for us to grow our brand over there. So check us
out on X if you haven't squatched exp The growth over there is pretty phenomenal.
Great topics coming up, you know. Jeremiah posted one couple days ago.
I just happen to see it. It's about to get a whole lot
crazier with AI Bigfoot videos out there individually, and I just don't want to
say AI, but I want to combine that with some pretty tantalizing social media
that is partnered with it. So you get folks out there that really do
a sensationalist kind of take on some of these videos, and they get a
lot of clickbait, but not a lot of substance. There's a particular one
on Instagram. I'm not going to call out because I don't want to attempt
to give them more attraction because that's the stuff that this is me off.
However, it is something we're gonna have to be cognizant about. Look at
the railroad, you know, footage from earlier in the year. You know,
everybody thought that, you know, the Bigfoot from the train. Look
at the hoople of that cause, and that was clearly a man in a
costume. But it took a lot away from the from the actual research that
we do. Henry, you're a live I thought he zoned out there for
us. I thought we're gonna send him some orange juice. Okay, Henry,
Henry, what thought you got for us? What thoughts do you have
for us as we go into the end of this episode. I think he's
frozen. Oh wait, you know, I'm just glad that you guys are
gonna be able to I'm well, you guys are gonna be able to go
the monster fast. I'll you guys have a good time. Well, we're
gonna get you to one soon. Henry. We need you with us as
you're you're an important part of the team. You've been with me from the
beginning, so we got to find a way to make it work. Hey,
before we do wrap up, we got a question, Carlen, can
I ask a question regarding a prime or show. If you were being attacked,
would you shoot? We're being directly attacked, as in, it's coming
in me full force, and I have a weapon tells Yeah, Now,
am I going to shoot into the woods that something's throwing rocks at me?
No, because that's how you catch your murder rap? Okay, I see
and a bipedal heat like creature coming at me full speed. He's either gonna
want to mate or kill. Yeah. I'm gonna pump around as possible,
and if I don't see that pumpkin head go down, I'm running. Okay,
all right? I could you not be so blunt the bluntness if it's
if it's coming at me, Yeah, I'm definitely shooting the son of a
bitch. I'm I'm not gonna play around. I think i'd have to be
very clear that this is not a person in a monkey suit that's coming at
me. But if I give him a couple verbal warnings, if they don't
stop and it gets closer, I'm pumping them full of lead. Go ahead
and Matt your turn. Twenty one foot rule. Yeah, but the twenty
one foot role may actually be different if it's if it's an undiscovered primate that
we don't know if how much they could how much feet they can cover in
that twenty one feet. But the other thing too is, you know,
not really to to kind of change the subject by keep being along in a
line of it is a lot of my friends that are in the back country
up in Alaska, out in the out in the West coast candidate well,
not really Canada because they can't do that, but you got to carry a
ten millimeter or forty five one of those two. They'll they'll take down it.
You know, they'll do their best to take down a grizzly, But
I think that a ten milimeter or forty five, well, ten milimeter is
probably my U would be my go to and I'd be fairly confident that that
would h that inflict at least some damage there to a creature that's you know,
six sevens coming at me. That's go ahead, you got it down.
That to the to the bands, yeah, I have to agree.
But I just saw the f around and find out. Yeah, And that's
my motto. If I have those signs posted around my house here, f
around and find out, because I may pull something out of my bedroom that
you did not expect, and I would bring them with me. And if
something, you know, big and hairy and ten feet tall, was coming
after me, growling and drooling, and yeah, I'm squeezing, I'm absolutely
gonna squeeze at least a couple rounds off. And if nothing happens, well
then I'm going to get picked up like a baseball bat and slammed into a
tree. So that's how that happens. Georgia, the jungle right there,
Henry, what about you? What do you think you gonna shoot it?
If it's charging you, we're gonna get one of the la I think for
Henry. Henry's frozen, so it's not a grizzly bear, Henry, you
can't lay dead, all right? Henry froze on us, guys. But
anyhow, the folks, what's that we got for the night? We got
a long week ahead. I believe Henry is a shooter. Check us out
on social media. We'll catch you guys in a couple of weeks. We'll
see you this weekend in Canton, Ohio. Bring you questions? Were ready,
Baker, go ahead and give him give him Henry's typical phrase there,
Well, the one I've adapted really well is if you're investigating things. But
uh, his favorite is, you know, thanks my brain this thing because
I'm still thinking advance, be good at it. There you go, folks,
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