Have a little bit of fun. There we go. It's a fun giant's
one hundred episodes. You know, people are gonna be like, what it
is one This blew my mind about three weeks ago when I'm like, wait,
one hundred episodes? Are you kidding me? Right now? Imagine being
being me and Henry and we've already been down this road once before. Yeah,
well it's the hundredth episode for the second time. Well, listen,
I saw you an internet stalker the other day. How was that going?
Oh? Really, well, Henry, you there, buddy, Hey,
Henry, we kind of see you. Well, I definitely see you.
He moved a moment, give me a wave, Give me a wave.
You were entertaining and all kinds off. We're going to get you that for
what was this? I missed this? What happened that girl that kept coming
on Henry's stuff going, you guys, we are Yeah, it's appreciation,
you know, get what you want before she gets the green guard. Wow?
Man, wow, and you hit live and you did that. Jeez,
holy cow. Anyway, hope all our friends that are jumping in live
that are in uh, West Virginia, I hope you're able to watch our
show and seek shelter. At the time, you said buckle down. Listen
for warnings, folks, right right, warnings iron isn't just annoying. It's
telling you to you know, stop seek lower if you're aware. But we
are streaming. Yeah, yep, that's yeah, that was the whole point.
We give the people a little extra tonight. We give you the okay,
the extra quarter range. Oh well, what there, buddy, That's
all I've got to offer is the extra quarter ra ine. Hey, you
know what, you're an honest man. Advanced folks always say that he's an
honest man. Abe Lincoln, George Washington, Vance Nes, Well, no,
why not. What's the point I don't want to go to jail for
anything? Well he listen, photo copy it. I do have that.
I will provide that for future Uh. That's uh. We'll keep you illegal
for less here at the Sasquatch experience, folks, pre legal advice. Just
don't hold us accountable for that legal admit matters of the heart. You guys,
remember the the guy on the Tonight Show with David Letterman, Larry bud
Melman. Yeah, right right, he always had that that little spiel with
before he started this. You know for matters of the heart, personal matters,
financial matters. Right, I love that we should have We should have
a Larry bud Melman. We should and O J. Simpson. Oh wait
he's dead. Oh Baker, was it you that made the joke about now
Johnny Cochran can get him out of this jam again or something? You go
to hell, Johnny Cock. You know it's crazy about that whole thing.
Every single person on the on OJ's defense is dead of cancer. The prosecution,
Oh no, they're all fine. But every single person has died of
cancer on the prosecution. Are they fine though, because it seems like because
they lost most of them? Want of job? I never heard of him
again? You know, like did Marcia Clark have to do Penthouse or Playboy
or something? Oh maybe she did. I wouldn't have seen it, so
I wouldn't have either. Is that hair? That that? Uh? Speaking
of beavers? There's a new in our neighborhood. That's That's not what I
meant by hair. I meant anyhow, we have This is the five minutes
people usually don't get. They don't care tonight get and you know what we
are. It is time to get that started. So let's kick this pig.
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and Vince Nesbit down in the corner where he rightfully belongs tonight and here
we are episode one hundred. The legend continues. That's right. You have
all been with us once again for one hundred episodes. God knows why,
but we're glad you have stayed and joined us as we've taken you through these
uh many explorations expeditions into this wonderful topic we call sasquatch. And you know,
one of the things I'm proud about us guys in these one hundred episodes
that it always seems like we bring new people to the table. You know,
we're bringing new people in to the conversation around something maybe they didn't care
about a year ago. Maybe they you know, you know who really didn't
know, oh why people get involved in this to begin with. But we're
We're glad they are and I'm just happy that we have a nice audience that
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charge of your satisfaction film. Yeah, I'm gonna step away right now.
Yeah, well that's gonna put the asses on the seats. Let me tell
you we got less our good man less Enkavage there, Hey boys, hey,
less how you doing, Jay Charlotte, thanks for coming along again,
Thank you, congrats on one hundred. We appreciate that dearly cryptic crystal handwave
there, nice avatar, that little back at you, and welcome. If
this is your first time, let us know we're glad to be the one
bringing you in on the first time. We'll take it, gentle, don't
worry. We'll be nice and consider it. Guys, this is a free
for all show tonight. I didn't plan any topics because I really wanted us.
This is one hundred episodes. It is about us, and this is
about how we've taken this show and kind of turn it into something a little
different. One of the things I loved from a comment today that I read
on Apple or Podcast was appreciates the discussion around the science, but they're funny
too, and we like that We try to bring a little humor because you
know, you need humor in this field. If you don't have any,
then you're a self wighteous idiot and you're and with the with the rat shit
that the world is going through right now. And excuse the language, but
we need this, We definitely need as our great distractions. So well,
you know, and it's funny and Henry, I'll throw it over to you
in just a moment. But we relaunched the show during COVID because we needed
the distraction. The world was going to hell in a hand basket. All
we had was each other and we were all getting together virtually anyhow, so
we thought, why not put it back together and do something a little positive
with our quarantine time and alas, this is what we had. And then
we've been coming back strong. I mean, we had a little berry gap
for that, but I really feel like this incarnation and we go back to
two thousand and five, two thousand and six. You know, this has
been the strongest, most stable version of the Sasquatch experience in a long time.
This has been. And Charlie and I, of course we've been right
the two main proponents of the show. We were the guys that started it
back in two thousand and five on Yah Invester of all Things. So and
then we decided, since this is this new medium of a blog talk radio
along and we said we're going to jump on that. We're going to start
a show. So we did, and we stole the theme from Unsolved Mysteries
and we but back Henry back in two thousand and five, wasn't your hair
like halfway down your back at that point and with your mully which I distinctly
remember it being a little bit more red and a little bit more of it
browny red collard. Yeah, And I think between the two of us,
Henry and I were about two hundred pounds lighter than too, So I mean
we're not throwing shape aged a little bit, yes, right with age.
I was seventeen when we watched Sasquatch Experience. That's insane. Yeah, that's
crazy. And you're still doing this. When are you going to grow up?
Come on, I don't ever want to grow up. This is my
hope. This is fine, and I hope I don't either. I mean,
Henry, we we've you know, before we went on the air,
and before we you know, Henry and I were talking. We've talked the
gambit. We were in the middle of the Georgia Bigfoot hoax. We were
knee deep and bullshit and bigfoot, and we had people with corn fritter toes
coming after us, and a man named Aaron Beckeard who wouldn't leave me alone.
First person to ever get him to hang up right here here you go.
I still win because he's getting right. So, I mean, when
you go back and talk about the history of Sasquatch Experience and the things we've
talked about, it's not always been the highest rank show in terms of audio
quality. We used to do it on our telephones and dial in. But
I think one of the things that Sasquatch Experience has that none of the other
shows do, is heart right. I don't know if anybody loves this topic
more than Henry May. I really don't. And I don't know if anybody's
had a tenacity for it like we've had and have managed to stay relevant for
so long after all those years. But then again, who is the official
sponsor of Monsterfest? Yes, small Town that's us. And guys, if
you missed last year's small Town Monsterfest, we did a live show. It
was a remarkable show led by this gentleman over here in the corner of James
Baker. I think he uh he he yes, I mean, you know,
just his his wit where you know, people would come up with different
questions, different and he was able to to formulate a perfect analogy that anyone
can understand. And uh and I'll tell you what. We were shocked.
I mean it was it was. It was the hour on Baker Show.
It was. It was fantastic, except for Santa Claus. Yeah, oh
no, Santa was the best part. He he was Oh my god,
we had a guy who brought looked like Santa did Santa in the mall is
not one of those weird Diddley Santa and like like we had people coming in
and they're like, well, we don't know if we believe or not.
I was like, okay, we may pick the wrong room. Let's let's
let's let's dive into that. And why you know, like, do you
believe in Santa? He's right there? I mean, you know, tiny
rain there, you can believe in a large sasquatch trying to meet one of
them? You know, true, very true, And you really did lead
the charge on that. I'm excited about what we're going to do again this
year, more of us in attendance. Uh A small town monster Fest was
huge, and of course we're gonna be at ob here in just a couple
of weeks, those of us that can make it. That's got a hell
of a lineup on it this year as well. I have a little nifty
graphic for that right there. Look at those three handsome men. Oh look
at that. What's the OBC? Is that older body control? It is
about the Ohio Bigfoot Conference. Right we got Matt Prewett, doctor Jeff Mildrum,
Doug Hihchick Darby Orchittt Cliff Berrickman and Adam Davies as the conference. MC
need to get Darby on the show. And Matt Pruett. I know we're
working on Matt. They're our good friend and cohort. Matt Arner is working
on that one in the background. But some we had Doug on the show.
Actually, I think it was one of our best episodes we've done in
the last two hundred, right, And of course, let's go around the
room. I'll start with Matt. Who's been your favorite guest in the last
one hundred episodes? I know you haven't been with us for the full one
hundred, Yeah, but you've been an a listener for a while. What
was your who was your favorite? We'll go around Baker vans me. I'll
tell you that's a tough one, because Doug that Doug show was incredible.
But I'll tell you, you know, you know who might have inched up
a little bit more only because he inspired us, was Shane Corson from The
Open Project taking my thunder. I'm sorry, yeah, seriously, like,
you know, just being involved, you know, just uh, you know,
being part of the of the show. Uh, it was was an
honor, especially with Doug. I mean He was incredible with what he was
talking about, you know, giving us some insight into, uh, into
what they were doing. Uh. But then, like I said, once
we got uh discussing with Shane Corson about the about the nests, about the
Olympic project, about what what they're finding out on the West coast versus what
you know, what we could be looking at here on the East coast.
It was really an amazing, amazing discussion. So I'm gonna have to I
love Doug to death, but I'm gonna have to give it to shame for
my favorite guest. Oh Trua Baker, Go ahead, who is your favorite?
So many to choose from, and I always forget their names, which
makes me feel sad. Just I was partial too. I think the last
Squatch Guys were on was was on and was telling us some of the stuff,
some of the stories from that. I always liked the guests that take
the time, like have like the best report, like the one we had
last week that was talking to us about the not last week, but the
week before. We was talking to us about the variety of things, and
like how he was doing investigations and how different things. Yeah, I liked
him because he had he had a story, he had answers, he had
really put the time in. If you had a random question, you knew
it because I like those kind because like like when we go to OBC a
lot of times, it's nice to hear the speakers, but when you've heard
it for a few years, it's the same speech, but it's still good.
Don't get me wrong. It's worth your money. Keep going, especially
if you can see Meldrum. He's worth every dollar. Okay, But like
we actually had better conversation at the bar. At the bar an hour a
half, the thing closed down when you're talking about three structures and don't be
crazy, you know, in a variety of the things, and like those
conversations just it was just like a big round table. But that's the way
I like our guests is when they have like a you know, they're just
a you know, there's just a launching point. M h, fair enough,
vans go ahead. And like Matt said, Sean was amazing. He
truly was amazing. But the one who was most eloquent and everything he had
to say and was so descriptive in all the evidence and answering our questions was
Eli Watson. Absolutely fantastic. I truly really enjoyed having the conversation with Eli
because he got down deep into the rabbit hole and didn't go so far down
into the rabbit hole where he could pull out a lot of sense for all
of us to make an understanding of what it was that he was saying.
And I greatly appreciated that show so much because he's very eloquent in how he
presented his point of view and the evidence in which he had to share with
all of us. Yeah, very good, Henry, go ahead. Well,
I initially before we came on the air, i'd say Cliff with my
favorite guests, but I also like Doug Hidechick, and I also like Hane
Corson, and I did like Chester More And it's as as as Matt said,
it's hard to pick. It really is. We had so many great
guests and they've shared so many different viewpoints and perspectives, which I really appreciate
also, and then all the same which is also good, right, I
think, gentlemen, If I had to pick my favorite, it was it
was David Wilbanks from Oklahoma. And you have to understand the story behind David
Wilbanks and Henry knows like I had such a desire to get him on Sasquatch
Experience years ago when we were doing the first run and we couldn't find him
anywhere on social media. And so a couple of years ago or a year
ago, I started asking around if anybody, hey, they've heard of David
Wilbanks, And here he's had a YouTube channel for a while and he's been
doing his own stuff. So I was able to get in touch with him
and get him on the show. It was just funny because you know,
he's somebody I always wanted to talk to. You gotta remember Bigfootville was the
documentary. You have to folks, you have to go way back into your
time machines and go to the early two thousands and realize that there was not
a lot to consume in terms of bigfoot media like today. There was a
couple Unsolved Mysteries episodes, there were a couple documentaries. There just wasn't what
there was today. And thankfully, you know with Small Town Monsters and Stacy
Brown and Outcast Paranormal and a bunch of these other outlets, the Travel Channel,
the Scuttling, there's a lot more being put out there that's bringing people
into this field, and it's it's encouraging to see interest and rather it's a
passing, fleeting interest or what have you. It's great to see a seriousness
addressed to the topic. It's not tongue in cheek and kind of pop cultural
and ha ha, you know, let's make fun of the bigfoot nerds.
People are starting to find their own inner bigfoot nerd and it's really cool to
be a part of it. And I think it sticks with you even if
it fades away from the top priority of your interests. It's still you know,
it's still deep within you and you'll always anytime you hear that term sas
squatch or bigfoot or yetty, you're going to take an interest in it.
And you know, once you instill that into somebody, I think that brings
more people into the community. Yeah, agreed, And we do want that
diversity of thought and experience into the bigfoot community. We do because we've been
kind of insular over the you know, the intro to these years that I
don't want to say it was a member's only club, but it was hard
to get into and become established in this field. Now because of social media
and what have you. Anybody can really do it, but it doesn't mean
you can do it well, nor does it mean you should do it.
For as much good content as there is out there, there's also an asshole
with a camera and a web page. And you know, we've made it
easy to share information, doesn't mean the information that's being shared is worth its
weight sold. At least here we try to do the vetting for you to
let you know if it is good information. And there is a difference,
And I don't feel bad about that. It's not an editorial thing. It's
that we have a responsibility as good journalists, journalistic responsibility to make sure we're
providing you with something credible, rational, and you know, still maybe just
a little hnosensational, but it's still to us has to meet our criteria for
what we want to put out for a witness. We've had shows that have
explored the paranormal aspect of Bigfoot, but I don't think any of us would
put our stamp and say, hey, you know what this is, this
is how it is. Is. No, but you brought up a really
good point, because I think we do this on the show also on Sasquatch
Experience, that we kind of blossom a little bit more. I won't say
inmbellish, but we do try to blossom a little bit more than what the
actual story is so that the listener gets sucked in a little bit, so
to say, more into the topic so that they can do their own research.
And we don't blow anything out of proportion, but we definitely want to
highlight the particular stories or events that have happened from witnesses and we enunciate on
that to try to make it a little bit more interesting so that a listener
will go, well, that's pretty cool, let's dive into this a little
bit more. Even if it's one person that does that out of ten thousand,
at least we got one person into that to say, I'm really interested
in this because there's something behind all of this that's going on right now.
And you know, we're not afraid to share a different perspective on the topic
either, and I think that's been a huge benefit. But I think one
of the other things that makes us different than most is we get out there
and still do the investigating and Matt and I have really made it a purpose
to share that and granted we put it on our Patreon, which you could
become a member for as little as two dollars a month. You know,
with our Montour Road as you know, expeditions and outings, we've been putting
a lot of effort into that. We had Alex Pettikov and Brian and Luca
and Mike Lucci out there with us a couple of weeks ago now where we've
spent some decent time out in those woods, James Baker and you know,
bringing more folks into the research that we're doing. And I think the one
thing I'm proud of the most in the research that Matt and I do is
that it's not embellished. You know, we're taking you out and giving you
the experience as it's happening. We're not trying to influence. We go out
and we call and what happens happens. The last time we were out,
we had a whole lot of nothing. But that was what was disturbing to
us the most is because we had a lot of nothing of everything, there
was an absence of everything which was very alluring to us. Pardon me,
and it was hard to explain, but we give it to you real and
that's you know, We're I'm going to create a lot more content for you
folks with that. Matt and I have a lot in the works with the
actual research boots on the ground that we're doing, and we want you to
enjoy it and come a part of that through our little exposes and we'll be
doing a little bit more on the podcast with it. With it, which
is very true because out of every one hundred times you go out to do
any kind of exploration or research, maybe one time out of one hundred you
may come up with something, but the majority of the time you're in a
big fat goose egg. You've got zero and that you know, well,
we've had that discovers times, you know, you know how many times these
channels and I understand that they're trying to catch ratings, but they're fish and
ship. You don't see the twelve sat there thing. You see the thirty
minutes when real and whatever or well why is why is there six scientists and
one blonde girl with a tight shirt? You know why, right right,
Henry? It's about the jiggling. Yeah, we know why. Okay,
Well see, but at least they're upfront about it. Well, I mean
they're not upfront about it, but you're you know, like you watch a
lot of shows, and you watch this show and you listen to some of
the things and some of the random things that I do at conferences and stuff.
But it's genuine and I think that's where it keeps people and intrigue.
But the thing is is, like you watch a lot of these other shows
and like, you know, like million dollar bigfoot evidence, Well, how
is it every thirty minutes, within a forty five minute every day you have
enough evidence to prove Bigfoot exist? No you don't, Okay, no you
don't. You meant the ten million big foot bounty or like like you know,
like like like and I mean all primal rage out there. You know
I would not. If you get a chance to watch that movie, please
do it. They're friendly children in the movie. No, no, And
I agree. Yeah. The high point comedy of that is you really can't
give your opinion when your girlfriend's just wearing a shirt. Well listen, you
can, but uh, you're gonna be getting something else from a horny bigfoot.
Yeah we another. Congrats guys, one hundred uncles in Thank you much.
Yeah, thank you. We're proud of that number. Winder most of
it. We'll get to make it. But do we have a do we
have a watch along with primal Rage recorded, or do we have one coming
up? I thought we had one, but I'm not sure that it was
we had one with exists? Does it exist? We need primal rage to
do primar rage. The problem with primar rages, I've seen it so many
times and I'm like that guy that's at the theater going, wait, it's
gonna happen. This is gonna happen, your throwing stuff at the screen.
Yeah, okay, no, no, no, no, no no.
Everybody in that movie deserved pretty much what they got because they were folks.
If you haven't watched a watch along with us on these movies, I promise
you that in itself is worth a two dollars a month for the Hey we
got one coming up Saturday, don't we we do the uh recording for SAT
The Untold Sasquatch from I think it was two thousand and two with Lance Hendrickson
the biotech in ahead to find his daughter's missing plane, and you find out
he's not really trying to find the plane for his daughter, but the piece
of technology that's on it. It's a good it's a great movie. It's
not bad in concept executions, man, but you're gonna enjoy watching Hendrickson.
That's okay. Yeah, So join us on Saturday and you'll have a little
bit of fun outside of the Squatch experience, even though it's Sasquatch experience.
That's right, patreon dot com forward slash Sasquatch Experience page. You two bucks
will have a good time. Anyhow, enough of that shame was plugging for
uh, that's primary age and there it is. We get them wound up,
but there's nothing I can do once we get him wound up, just
for the rest of honest, do you guys before we go into break,
I guess the question I have for you. With the next one hundred episodes,
we're starting to plan who do you want to Who do you want to
talk to? Next? Letter for folks in the chat, you can go
ahead and put it in the chat who you want us to talk to?
Who do you want us to interview? Next? What topics do you want
us to discuss? Yeah, Lauren Coleman, that's a good one. Baker
in his new museum, Yeah, yeah, one of my top favorite books
on Bigfoot. His new museum has been getting whaled on within the last couple
of weeks from severe snowstorms. This guy, how is he going to make
it through with seven feet? No, I know he will. I am.
I get it, I totally get it. But yeah, one topic
we are going to get into is the sensual sasquatch, a book I got
here from Randall. Is it wrong? It? Is it for Brandy?
If loving you is wrong, I don't want to be ready brand Or is
it rondy? It's Randy right? Is it? So? The book is
really I know it sounds kind of risk it is is about It is risky.
It's about sasquatch breeding habits and observe sasquatch sexual encounters. So is it
wrong steaks beingch haired man to take your daughter into the woods. I think
it is. Furthermore, I think in all seriousness, it's a topic that
we can't be prudes about. These things breed and this book is all about
observations of bigfoot breeding encounters. So we're gonna talk about its squatch experience.
Porn No, it's not pornographic. It's a perfectly natural folks that you can
see. This is what I deal with behind the scenes. Ask the question
if it's a regular or is it like a red rocket? Yeah? Now
listen Henry and the playmate video. Right from the Redwoods video, that was
a question I had, that d tensil penis thing that was found around there,
and that was one of the questions that was leading to the validity of
the video. And folks, I challenge very very it was taken on a
Playboy shoot with and an RV and this thing walks in front of the r
V and it's appendage is flicking around and doing it. Randy Baby. But
you know what, to be completely honest with you, I've had that thought
of what if there is a woman solo in a remote area? Is there
that Randy Baby a type of mood when there's a human woman? Matt?
Can I share one of your largest fears about call blasting? Sure? Absolutely
got right ahead. One of Matt's largest fears about call blasting is we don't
know what the hell the sounds mean. One day, we're worried that we're
going to get charged by a massive, horny bigfoot. And if you have,
if you ever seen me in in real life, I'm about the size
of Patty, So you know, if if I'm out there doing this,
say hey, take me and creature sees sees me down at the bottom of
the hollow. You know, Ohio house. Guess what you know, Matt,
I apologize early. If it happens, well me and for her there,
because we're gonna video it and it will be titles Matt Fudgepacker and that'll
be the title of the video. I don't know, Matt. Have you
ever seen a pizza? No? No, no. When it comes down
to losing my virginity, squatch, I'm tripping your and this one episode has
spiraled out of control. Yes, we come back, hopefully we have some
people still watching, though the worst it's gets, the more viewers climb.
I don't get it anyhow, We got some news catches back on the flipside,
folks. We'll be back in seven minutes twenty five seconds. News team
a symbol. I get pulled in by Discovery. They own me, dude.
Here they get me with is lockness every time lockness searching for lockness again,
and I know I'm gonna be disappointed the end of the show. Every
show in the same way, we didn't find anything. Hey, ah,
yes, I think the great phrase takeaway from that statement is being sucked in.
We'll let your imaginations run wild with that welcome. This is the Bigfoot
bullhorn right here on the Sasquatch experience. And as my due diligence is appointed
to me from Sean Forker do news stories and information. So I did come
across a BFRO report from exactly one month ago, on March fifteenth. The
witness is quoted as saying, my wife and I saw something walking into the
tree line near our home in Winnsboro, Texas. It was enormous. At
first, I thought it was a cow or a horse, until I noticed
it was taller and only on two legs. I only saw its back,
but it had to be four feet wide at the shoulders. It was covered
in a reddish brown hair and was around six inches long the hair, that
is. We should have pulled over to look back, but it walked into
the pasture, and my wife had no interest in that. Now. There
was a follow up interview by the BFRO by none other than Matt Moneymaker,
who said I spoke with the witnesses at length by phone, and both he
and his wife are in their forties. Both are very credible. They were
heading north on Farm Route three twelve, driving anywhere between fifty five and sixty
miles an hour in a Ford Explorer, and their vehicle was the only vehicle
on the road when the sighting occurred. Both saw a tall sasquatch clearly in
the headlights. The figure was on the left side of the road, ten
feet from the road's edge, and it was between the road and tree line,
but closer to the trees. Well, if that's not confusing. It
came into their view at about seventy feet away, and as they got closer
and passed it, they both looked at each other and said, what the
hell was that? Pretty cool report, if you ask me, I put
that in a typical roadside crossing sighting, even though I probably already crossed the
road. But who knows. Maybe it was late for an appointment or for
school. You know, that'd be kind of a cool school mascot, a
sasquatch. Wait, what's this a mythical creature marching through your neighborhood in Saint
John's County? Well not quite, but sasquatch is the thing of a legend
for one Saint John's County community, with a new school even donning the name
for its new mascot Action News Jack's Logan McDonald spoke to a parent today who
says they believe the Sasquatch may be a thinge of legend, but if you
ask anyone in Saint John's County's Beacon Lake community, the legend of the Sasquatch
very much is real alive. And well, yeah, we've heard a couple
things about that too, so you know, I mean, I'm pretty sure,
I hope I don't see the real Sasquatch and Beacon Lake, the legend
is a little bit two dimensional, though there's been a cardboard cutout of the
mythical creature in the woods of the development for over four years, and now,
not without extensive criticism online, it'll be the official mascot of Lakeside Academy,
a K three eight school set to open and fall of this year.
I mean, I think it's cool. When we first found out about it,
everybody kind of always picks a traditional animal or you know, you never
really hear about the Sasquatch idea. And while some may question the eccentric name
for the new school's mascot, Dave Pinnick says why the fuss and is embracing
the Beast ahead of his daughter attending Lakeside Academy later this fall. You know,
my daughter was the one who first noticed to cut out of the Sasquatch
in the woods, and then we all saw it and thought it was pretty
cool. And then we found out about you know, the mascot. We
thought it, you know, was a perfect fit. As picnic would say,
long live the Sasquatch. For local cubs, you can count on reporting
from Saint John's County Logan McDonald actually News Jack's. You know, my biggest
takeaway from that report is the fact that it was a cardboard cutout that had
been there for four years. What kind of cardboard are you people using that
can withstand wind and rain and snow and sun above whatever, It's a cardboard.
When we come back, we're going to keep reminding you of a special
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Thank you. Ah Yeah. The up and coming happy event of the
annual Ohio Bigfoot Conference, which is taking place on our War's Day, Saturday,
May fourth of this year at Salt Fork Lodge and Conference Center at the
Saltfork State Park in Cambridge, Ohio. We would love to see all of
you there. Baker and Shawn will be signing autographs. The only reason why
I'm going is to do my Adam Davies impersonation. Oh my god, who
the hell? Cash? Thanks again for listening to this edition of the Big
Football Horn right here on the Sasquatch Experience and until we meet again, keep
your toe in the mind mind. Thanks Vance good Big Football Horn segment right
there. And yes I did make him get back to the news. I
thought there was a little news like how he throws me under the bus with
that one good job, buddy. Well, you know, just entertain,
we educate. Yes, that's part of our mission of what we do ed
Jim vacation. Folks, if you're just tuning in, I'm showing the fork
chop forker. He's Mat Arnour, James Baker vanz neezb But and Henry May
my longest running co host in history of Bigfoot Professional Broadcasting. Wow. I
said that in one breath. I got a little wow. Yeah, you're
winded by podcasting. Look at me. I get winded easy these days.
Not hard for Christ's sakes. Anyhow, shut up, James, you're gonna
get I'm about ready to hit his mute button tonight. Someone got him turned
on when we got on the show The Little Blue Pill. Yeah, anyhow,
that's not what I meant turned on? How that now? That concepts
frightening. Anyhow, So as we before we went on the air, I
asked you some guesh you guys wanted to have on the show, And this
is where I want to talk. Where do we want to go from here?
Who do we want on? I know we're trying to get Matt Prouit.
We want to get him walked down. There's some great people though we
want to talk to, so let us have it. Folks, who do
you want to hear? And guys, this is for you, wow boy,
and you can go for yourself. If you have a story to tell
us, please feel free to contact us and tell us that story. And
if you feel like you could tell other people in this kind of format,
or we could try to do one of them FBI ideals where we all squiddle
you up and stuff and you'll be like, does that ever really work though?
Does that victims protection or whatever? Of course, you can always report
your citing or encounter and info at sasquatch experience dot com. Thanks for that
opportunity to throw that in there, Bake appreciate it. That was my goal.
One person I like to to see him got to reach out to him
as Tate Hieronymous. Yeah, yeah, yeah, he he's been putting out
some good stuff. He yeah, a really good guy and I think he
would be an excellent guest on the show. So right, we also have
to get from b Foot Society. Tate dokingly claims he's the way the Bob
Moeronymous. Oh yeah, yeah, I know it's the last Their last names
are spelled different, though, that's the only think. Yes, right,
yeah, but the average person can't even pronounce eronymous. Yeah, anonymous?
Wait wait wait child, how do you spell that? Yeah? No,
I totally get it. So and an Ohio Bigfoot moment though we're watching this
is when I think the Bigfoot movie came out and we're standing over there and
I'm standing with like three other guys. I think Porker's there too, and
they're like, they're like, why this movie is cheap? They only had
that one suit, and I'm like, well, you know, Gimlin only
needed that one suit, right, But in that moment, I thought for
sure I was going to be lynched and run out on a rail. Yeah.
Yeah, thanks Gwen for that, hundred thank you. Now that was
a moment. If there's some asshole puckering moments I've ever been involved with James
Baker by things he said, that was one of them. Uh. There's
another comment in West Virginia that was made with a person of color and a
gun that, uh it was. I'll never forget that. Yeah, I'll
never forget that. I don't come off as a horrible person in another light,
but it's a Ghostbusters thing. Yeah. So this gentleman comes up.
You ever remember the movie Jeeper Screepers the creeper and the guy next to Hilary's
got like a military kind of looking thing on. He's got a rifle and
he walks up to me and he goes, I'm gonna just go myself.
Don't look real. I'm like, get a black man killed. Yeah,
no, no, Yeah, Virginia and I was drinking cold you know,
you know I witnessed it. Yeah, a lot of moments of our trips
to West Virginia that we've taken on behalf of the show over the years.
Let's see James Baker and that he like eggs to the lady at the front
desk, she was definitely a two pack of day Oh my god, what
barning break? I thought. We no, no, that wasn't it.
We have completely derailed. We're like East Palestine, Ohio right now, oh
man, we have still derailed. It's gonna get worse in Ohio because Baker
hasn't been out of the house a lot. So like folks, if you
are he bites, so don't get within five feet. He's not a hugger
and he does have teeth. Yeah, but you can ask for an autograph.
So when you see us at the Ohio Bigfoot Conference, please feel free
to come up and hit chat with us. And if you have anything you
want to share in your personal experience, we would love to hear it.
And if you want it shared, that's fine. If you don't, we
respect that. Listen, we were at the pen Ohio conference and we had
a gentleman that was trying to share his experience with us. Then we had
another gentleman who was more of an expert than we were everything, and it's
you know, if you do folks, just etiquette. If you see somebody
sharing their story, come back and see us. You don't have to hang
around, you don't have to you know, interject, give that person their
time and we'll give you your time. It just makes it awkward for the
person who may be trying to share a story with us that may want it
to be confidential. And I don't want to have to be the asshole that
looks and say, hey, how you doing. Can we help you with
anything. We'll be with you just a few minutes. You know, respect
like we do. People that do want to share their stories with us may
not want to do it in a public Forum, but we are here for
them, so have some good form chaps, be uh be upstanding. So
we're got a lot of friends with us in Ohio too. I know Gwen
and Mike Persona to be there. Bill and the Hill Rigby's going to be
there. We're a lot of friends of the Sasquatch experience will be in attendance.
And this we've been to quite a few OBCs, have we not,
Henry, Indeed we have. I wish I was going this year. We
wish we were. Yeah, it's a good lineup. It's it's a great
lineup. And we are a sponsor of the Ohio Bigfoot Conference as well,
so we got two big conferences out there. And again this is why you
know you've heard me say this forty two times tonight, Share who you want
to hear, Share who you'd like to see be interviewed. One my mind
eating skills have not gotten any better as I've gotten older. Though, like
find whine, I may be aging, well my brain is not. And
also like the same with the folks that are putting together these conferences. I
you know, if you want to hear somebody, let the conference organizers know
so they can get somebody different. True, you know, I want to
hear from the spokespeople of w D forty to talk to Baker and see if
we can't get that that that chair a little bit quieter. So, speaking
speaking of that and sponsorships, I'm just gonna bring a little tidbit out about
our last expedition that we were out at. Sean and I doused ourselves in
Sawyers yep, and the other guys did not, And they were pulling ticks
off of them left and right. Sean and I were tick free. So
thumbs up to Sawyers. In fact, you get ready to put a uh,
I'll put that link in the chat. It's important that folks see this
and hopefully it does post as a link. I'm partial, No, I
do this this. Yeah, we're screwed up. A watch of mine.
I had a really nice watch and I put the date on and it melted
all the plastic on my watch. Each synthetics. Here is something else that's
important. If you are going to treat your fabric, do not go around
cats. That's will die around the permethron. So spray it on and and
Matt is not kidding. We had no ticks on us whatsoever. Everybody else
was getting inundated. I also didn't break out or get any kind of weird
skin rashes from it because we applied it. Is a good product, and
of course your actual mileage may vary when wearing it, but again, be
be mindful around animals, like not so much dogs. It's about how the
liver enzymes don't break down the permition and cats, so don't wear it if
you're going to be around cats. For me, thrown is kind of a
dangerous product. But if you're out in the in the Pacific Northwest you have
a mountain lion behind you, I would spray with s free with sawyers.
So that's a good point. Yeah, like take that mountain cat. Yeah,
take them. Here's my laser pointer, go go get that and it
does. You don't have to dose on it every time, though you probably
should. It lasts six to ten washes, depends on six six washes six
washes. Yeah, yep, wow, So that's my that's my plug for
for a good product. We were walking through through eye grass and ticking fested
woods. We didn't have any other members of our party did so yeah.
Right. And also this is the education part when you have egs that are
getting so spread by tics right now and not and nobody in our group is
fond of ticks. Let me tell you things like the Alpha goal disorder,
you get, the Rocky Mountain, spotted fever, limes disease, all spreadable
bite ticks and if you if you can prevent it, go out of your
way and get it. And it's not the most expensive product in the market
either, and it does well. I just think we did an infomercial on
Sawyers that's very important. It kind of goes back to that show we talked
about over the Christmas time where we were talking about the gear you know we
have. We have another episode coming up with you, me and Larry Baxter.
That's a special project called Squatch or safety. Yep. It's really safety
and education is just as important to us as the information factor because we don't
want you going out there and getting hurt. Now it should be killed over
a hobby, right. I mean, I don't know about you, guys,
but I prefer to be as injury free as possible. And I'm always
learning something when I go out with Matt or the guys, and it's it's
worth tuning in. And so when we get that episode up. We'll post
that. That's a special episode we got coming the listener's way fabulous, It
is fabulous. What else some other guests I'd like to hear I'd like to
get, you know, I'd like to get some of the new up and
coming bigfooters on the program, like Nash Hoover and some other folks that have
kind of been jumping onto the radar and and maybe reaching back and pulling in
some of the other researchers that have willingly or unwillingly fallen into obscurity. You
know, some folks just disappear because they want to. You know, we
saw Billy Willard come back over at Sasquatch Watch Radio. It's great to have
Billy back out into the fold again. But I'd like to get Billy on
and talk to us here. And it was a great show that you did
with him. By the way, Well, you know a lot of people
don't know is that the day his son's had their sighting, they called me
immediately as it was happening, Like I was on the phone with them in
real time as they were having their sighting encounter. A remarkable thing. And
god, that's that seems like it's been almost two decades ago, and it
probably has but very impactful moment. So Billy and I have kind of had
a uh a, yeah, I had a moment. Yeah right, pretty
much. And Billy and I have been out in the field together. We've
had rocks thrown at us, We've had a lot of situations. We had
eyes shine by thanks Bigger, but we uh again. You know, we
can talk about all the things that we have had happen, but the things
that you got to take into consideration. This is a twenty eight year career.
You know. I have had a handful of things happen in twenty eight
years. I've been doing that. So if somebody's telling you they've had something
happen every time they go out in the woods, they're either the luckiest sound
bitch avenue, so get them for some lottery them, or it's just not
as it appears to be right, and that's your discernment. I guess,
go ahead, James. And that's one of the common things that I always
rant about, is the fact is that you can't say you've seen it twenty
five times and have no evidence. You can't. I'm sorry. If you
habitually know that it shows up on Tuesday after five, you can break up
a camera because by then it trusts you enough you could probably capture it with
a net. You know. Like like there's just so much. There's so
much that's just like that's like we kind of had that discussion when we were
at when we were at Bigby's event, was like, guy come up and
he's like, oh, yeah, I've seen it like forty times and this,
and there's different ones and this, and he's like, and I've gone,
you know, I've gone across the state and run into others. I'm
like, nobody's that much of a magnetive for bigfoot, you know, like
you should be tested in the lab because you either smell punny or there's something
or whatever. But there's no there's no person. I mean, we talk
a lot about sightings and what we believe, and even like you were mentioned
the book about how they may propagate, you know, do they have a
red rocket? Do they not? You know? But the thing is is,
at the end of the day, ninety percent of what we do,
ninety percent of what we do is let's guess and try not to make up
something so unoriginal, you know, and and we try to use science at
the same time. But until somebody, they say, with their car and
we got a body we could drag out that isn't in the cooler in Georgia,
weren't guessing And Henry now that one. Henry, what do you think
of Baker's assessment? Now? But Henry, keep in mind, you've went
and investigated a habituators situation. I did. It was Jess Carter situation.
I gotta say I did not come away with too much evidence. Yeah we
had one too, Yeah we had one too where it came down every night
into uh, you know, down to the Lee's kitchen window. But the
night that me and uh me and less were out there, he didn't happen
to come in. So for whatever reason, you know, but he was
there every single night other than that, well, you know. And again
there's always the potentiality that we're new and we scare it off. However,
I don't know this is that we could get into a whole nother hour on
this su viewers' time. But habituation is dangerous because I do think there are
folks out there who experience repeat visitations. However, I do not think that
the people that are experiencing the repeat visitations are any remotely in control of the
situation as some people claim to be when they are habituating. Oh, I've
held one or I've touched it, and you know i've you know, I've
I've I know exactly how to attract them. I leave them there like,
Okay, I'm not buying it because you've got nothing to show for, right,
I think I think the problem is with the habituation, isn't as much
that's happening. So, for instance, on my land, I see deer
every time, constantly. They might not be the same deer, but I
see them, and now they're getting used to me and they're getting older.
But here's the thing, as though, is I'm not touching the deer.
I'm not doing any that. He is completely in charge of what's going on,
how far they get close. Whatever these people are like is oh I
make a wood knock and they're always coming up for pie, you know,
and I know how many children have because the children come near me. That's
where the story gets long. Like if you could live in a place where
it says says per se that a unknown creatures has gone because maybe you're in
their travel area. But the fact is, though is when you start adding
to the story about how you guys hang out and you gotta you know,
they've got a special name for you, and they'd give you gifts and whatever.
As the more layers you add to that pileot of crap, the worse,
the less we believe it's possible. Just tell us, hey, it
goes through my backyard maybe once a month. I think it's on its way
to Boston. I don't know. Maybe it's a Bruins fan who knows,
you know, or it's on its way down south because it's getting cold.
I see it during the winter. That is reasonable. But then they started
adding like the one, the best, uh, the worst thing that ever
happened to me on a sighting report was we went to this guy's. This
guy brought us over to a park and he showed us all these pictures and
said, this is this, and every circle he had the picture was one
more thing, Like if he could have just picked one thing to circle in
the picture, right, it would have been fun. And then when I
asked for the original picture, it's his grandmother's day window. But the fact
is is everybody lost interest when it was like, it's not just sasquatch in
this picture, there was sausquatch in the corner. There's an alien, then
there's a ghost cat. Yeah, you lost me at more than one item.
They are I Want Jubilee and out in your Grandma's yard, Juillie.
You know, folks, if you want one more book, suggestion to night
As We like a little bit about habituation. The Locals by Tom Powell.
Here is a phenomenal book. And Henry, we should get Tom on the
show. Never had on Sasquatch Experience. This is one of my top five
favorite books. There's so much that goes into that. It's not just your
typical bigfoot book. It really goes into some of the more controversial topics,
even more controversial at the time when the book was written in the two thousands.
This is a really good fresh copy because I had to buy a new
one. I also have a digital and somebody out there has my original copy
of this book. Yeah I stole it. Yeah, somebody borrowed it and
didn't give it back, like one of my four copies of Sasquatch The Apes
among Us, which is still my favorite book the all time. But The
Locals. Get yourself a copy of that book. Read it because actually I
think that book may be the beginning of some of the things we start getting
into in depth in the next few months over Sasquatch Experience and a few folks
listeners, you find yourself involved in the topic a little bit more and engage
with what we're talking about. The more interactive you are and the more fun
we have. We like to have fun here at the Sasquatch Experience. Gentlemen,
any final thoughts before we wrap it for the night. Well, it's
one hundred episode and wow, really, I I'm trying to wrap my mind
around the fact of how time flies. But it also puts into retrospect the
amount of time that goes by. And we continued doing this research and we
do get a little bit more nuggets here and there. But boy, oh
boy, I can't believe that when I was asked, Hey, would you
be willing to be part of the Sasquatch Experience? And it's one hundred episodes
later, Holy Kyle, Wow, that went by fast. It did.
It's been a long one hundred episodes. But guess what we've got more.
Some of you might like that, some of you may not. But alas
here we are no, Henry final thoughts for anybody, Well, I'm looking
forward to the next one hundred. No, we have a next show,
will be probably before we go to OBC. It'll be the Obcreciot, I
think so. I think it's the Monday before we go to OBC, so
it should be the twenty ninth. Yep. So we're gonna have some fun
then. Anybody else, Matt Baker, any final thoughts, parting words or
gifts, Just looking forward to the next uh next big celebration cell, me
too, Me too, Baker. Sasquatch isn't like the neighbor Sasquatch? Oh
who he is not? And Henry Darlene appreciate it, Henry, My Henry.
My favorite quote from you is thinks Bigfoot last when you're investigating, right,
think Bigfoot last. The T shirt you can now buy from our Squatch
protra it is all right. If anybody wants to get James a gift,
that's what you want to get him. One no hoodie with it on the
back that says an investigation. And you know, I would love to see
a hoodie or a T shirt that said, oh my god, there was
no train they came through Baker's backyard tonight they came through. Hey, that
sounds like a dirty term. Okay, there's no train coming now, maybe
up the street. But I lose control. Henry take us out with those
parting words. You'll be good. Be good there. Keep on squatching,
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