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Now, I went, what are
you're putting? I got a screen going

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on here. Something just became my
dog. Something killed your dog, my

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dog. We're flying through the or
over the tread. I don't know how

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it did it? Okay, damn, And I'm really confused now as I

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saw my dog coming over the fence, and me was did when you hit

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the ground. I didn't see any
car and alls I saw was my dog

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coming over the fence. Why what
are you're putting? We got someone or

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something crawling around out here. You
see what it was? It was standing

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up here looking through the window now
and I don't see anything. I don't

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want to go outside. Jesus quint
By, Hello, get the body out

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here. Nine. I don't know. We all ran with reckless abandon We

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made it out with no time to
spare. Larger rocks were flying through the

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woods with narrow misses. It was
no longer small pebbles. These were like

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small boulders. What in the heck
did we come across? Why did the

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big foot turn on us like that? If any of these rocks had hit

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us, we'd have been knocked unconscious. What were we too close to?

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We stopped once the rocks were no
longer being thrown, and the woods once

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again fell silent. What were we
too close to, Ashton? Why in

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the hell did they start throwing small
boulders at us? I asked, desperately,

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trying to catch my breath. Ashton
gulped down some water and wiped his

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mouth and faced on the bottom of
his T shirt. Obviously, there's something

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special with this place. We could
have been too close to their home.

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It could have been a birthing site, or they could have had young there,

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like in a nursery. We were
far into the woods. We had

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to have stumbled across something like that
to get that negative reaction out of them.

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Gently they're docile in nature unless they
feel threatened. Connie had set down

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on the ground and a clearing of
dirt to rest. I felt bad for

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bringing her on this expedition. This
may have entirely diminished her love for nature,

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hunting, and hiking. I really
didn't want that for her. These

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encounters were a heavy burden to carry. I knew that mentally. It was

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also taxing. Come in, Marie
said over the walkie talkie, are you

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guys okay? We haven't heard anything
from you. John Quede up as walkie.

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Yeah, we're good. Had some
pretty close calls, but right now

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we're all right. How are things
there? That's another reason we wanted to

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contact you. Sabrina said, There's
been some strange noises outside, screeching,

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almost like a hawk, but this
was no bird I'd ever heard before.

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It was almost like an imitation.
I was hoping the girls would be okay.

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I knew they wouldn't dare come out, especially now was strange noises outside,

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But as far as I knew,
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a weapon, and even if they
did, I don't think they would ever

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shoot something that wasn't their nature.
We have to start walking back. Ashton

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said, Bigfoot make those imitation calls. I didn't think that Bigfoot would do

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anything to harm them, but also
didn't think Bigfoot would throw a rock the

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size of my head at me either. This was also unpredictable. Now,

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the Bigfoot of these woods seemed to
be safer than dog man, less threatening

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for sure, minus the rocks.
That is. We would have to leave

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the area and let everything settle down
before we came back during the day to

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get the trail cameras. As we
were walking out that sound that I never

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wanted to hear again, echoed across
the vast openness of the forest of trees.

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Laughter, What in the hell could
be out here? Laughing, that's

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a damn hyaena, John and said
as we all stood in bewilderment. The

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sound had carried from the cave where
they were standing. Connie just hung her

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head. I can't take this.
We have bigfoot dog man and now a

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hyena. Ashton paced back and forth. He reminded us of a professor trying

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to figure out the answer to a
long scientific equation. Me and Sabrina saw

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a dog man that looked like a
hyena. John, didn't you say that

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you saw one that looked like a
hyena too, Ashton asked, I sure

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did through the binoculars that night that
Mark shot the black one. Johnny answered.

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So let's reason it from there,
because how likely is it that you

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guys have a hyena rumming around here
as well? Ashton asked. Connie chuckled,

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how likely is it that we have
two crypted creatures rumbing around here that

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shouldn't exist? No way he would
be able to argue his way out of

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that one. The likelihood that any
of the three of them would be there

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should be low, But here we
are in the middle of the woods,

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chasing two of the three of them. Are you proposing that the dog man

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that looks like a hyaena as making
that cackling noise, I asked. Connie

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stood up from where she was sitting
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I could see it. Needed to
get her back home so she could

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decompress from the whole situation. We
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The cackle rang out again. Connie
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a strong hunter, but this was
too much. There's a loud banging sound

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coming from the back of the house. Marie yelled into the walkie, like

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a baseball bat hitting something metal.
John and I looked at each other.

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My cattle, I yield, it's
in the backyard. I've never seen anything

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metal out there in the woods.
That must be what it is. Hold

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your positions, John told Marie sternly. We're nearly there. Ashton took off

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running ahead of us. Connie followed
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I weren't too far behind them.
Finally the exit, we all jumped into

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the truck and sped off to the
house. Connie ran inside to get the

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details of what had gone on while
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Marie, while John, myself and
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We held our flashlights up as we
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them away once we saw the lights
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We checked on the chickens and the
coop. They were all accounted for.

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Then we made our way to the
cows, they were fine. We

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made our way to our pigs,
which were fine as well. However,

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the large metal container we had for
their water had huge dents in it.

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That may have been what was making
the noise, But what would come here

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and do that? Once you stepped
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on, so they had to been
on when this thing was beating on this

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container. But where were the girls
when this started? We had come into

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the living room to watch television.
Nothing had been happening, so we really

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didn't see any need to just sit
in the kitchen, so we closed the

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curtains and came in here. Plus, watching television would distract us from what

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could possibly be gone on with you
guys, Marie said, shortly after we

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came in here, though, Sabrina
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screeching noise. After we talked to
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ten to fifteen minutes had gone by, and that's when we heard the banging

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noise. We just stayed in the
living room and called you guys again.

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After me and the guys had finished
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everything was secure with no further damage, we came inside. The girls were

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all sitting in the living room talking. They went over with us everything they

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had told Connie and what they had
experienced. We also filled them in on

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what happened in the woods. It
laughed, Sabrina asked, surprised, Ashton

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sat down beside her. Yep,
it's sure. Did you would have thought

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a person was out there in the
woods. Now, I've done some research

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on wild animals. When I was
looking up all this stuff with the dog

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man, I was trying to understand
what their habits may be based off of

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their animals. I had ran across
those images of seven dog men, and

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when I found that one that looked
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that one further, since I had
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This one is obviously much larger,
but maintains a lot of the same

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characteristics, the laugh being something I
heard mentioned on one of the encounter stories

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I'd listen to. If you look
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laugh out of frustration or conflict.
I'd say we caused it some frustration by

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being there. John went on to
explain everything that he could remember. I

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was impressed with John's acquired knowledge of
this hyena dog man. We would certainly

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need all that we could get.
I can't wait to get those trail cameras

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back. Hopefully there's something on there
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keep these things away from our home. Did you guys find anything out back

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when you looked around that could have
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asked, Yeah, we did.
Actually, all the animals are fine.

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None of the enclosures are damaged.
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pigs is then it all to hell. That's where the sound was coming from.

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The lights were all on when we
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this did it in the full light. This is all our fault. Marie

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said, if we had stayed in
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we would have seen it. John
walked over and sat beside her.

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Please, it's okay. I would
prefer that you didn't see it that close.

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Whether it's a bigfoot or a dog
man, the main thing is that

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you guys are all right, the
animals are all right, and we all

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made it back to the house in
one piece. The action still didn't add

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up. Why would something risk being
seen just to come and bang on a

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water trough. Maybe it was some
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indicative of a bigfoot, I would
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I don't really think dogman would do
something like that. It would be more

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in line with the screeching noises as
well, imitations of birds, hawks,

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maybe possibly the screech of an owl. I know that's a common thing they

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do. Everything starts to add up
the more you think it through it being

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a bigfoot that came through while we
were gone. I wonder, though,

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was this behavior the result of us
getting too close to whatever that was in

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the woods. We had talked about
all the scenarios for hours, it seems

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before we realized how late it had
gotten. You guys are welcome to stay

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the night. Connie said to Ashton
and Sabrina, we'll pull out the sofa

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bed with all due respects. Sabrina
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the night with John and Marie.
Connie chuckled, well, I can certainly

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understand that one. You've lived through
enough when this was your home. They

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all gathered the things and went back
to John and Marie. Connie and I

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went to bed shortly after, but
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unable to sleep, going over everything
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I was frustrated that this couldn't have
been everything she and I had planned

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for while we were sitting in our
apartment in the city. We had so

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many visions, and none of them
included sharing our home or our land with

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these things. I woke up early
the next morning, had a shower,

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and fixed coffee. I knew that
we had just put those cameras up last

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night, less than twenty four hours
ago, but with everything going on while

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we were there, I wanted to
go back so badly and see if there

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was anything on them. Surely,
with all the activities, something had to

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have been stirred up enough to end
up in front of one of them.

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We had cameras all over the places
we'd had activity every time we'd been in

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the woods. I called John and
asked him if it would be foolish to

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go check. All I would need
to do is bring the laptop up there

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to check the SD card. You're
a real glutton for punishment, aren't you,

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Mark, John asked, he wasn't
wrong. I was fully vested in

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these creatures, all of them,
I admit, almost obsessed. More importantly,

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I just wanted to sit outside of
our house any time, day or

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night without feeling or being threatened.
I knew that would never happen until this

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problem was solved. The longer we
waited, the longer it would take.

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And even though I'm a very patient
person, my patience was beginning to run

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thin. Mark. Connie laughed,
you can't really think there's something on those

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cameras already, you know they take
a little longer than that. I sighed,

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I know, but I'm factoring in
all the activity we had, the

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big foot moving around, the dog
man, Goodness knows what else. I

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just feel we need to take a
look. Connie sat down beside me and

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rub my shoulder. Give it a
few days. Yeah, we'll go check

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them when they've had more time to
capture something. We don't know exactly how

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these creatures operate or their habits.
Let's just keep an eye out here at

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home and see if any of the
activity is diminished with the cameras being in

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the woods. I guess, deep
down, and I knew she was right,

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but the thought still tugged at me. Maybe it was all just wishful

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thinking on my part that we would
have the cameras up for one night and

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instantly have proof of these beings.
Of all the accounts that I'd heard,

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no one who set cameras out ever
caught anything, and the ones that did

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the photos were blurry and conclusive or
said to be a hoax. I knew

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that even natural animals in the woods
didn't go straight to the cameras. So

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once again I pushed everything aside and
went about my day and started to do

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the things that I knew needed to
be done. The days went by,

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and I thought about what John had
told us about the cameras, and it

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turned out to be right. There
hadn't been any activity on our property.

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The lights hadn't come on, everything
was pretty quiet. I know that generally.

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Connie and I waited for a while
to check our cameras, but after

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a few weeks I couldn't take it
anymore. She and I went out early

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one morning, took a laptop,
our weapons, and some water, and

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headed to the cameras. Connie was
humoring me and going, and truth be

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told, she probably just wanted to
go so i'd finally be quiet about it.

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We checked the trail cam that was
furthest from our property, nearest the

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cave. We were especially careful not
to disturb anything, and we were quiet

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as humanly possible, so we didn't
draw any attention to us by dogman or

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bigfoot. I knelt down, handshaking
with excitement and adrenaline. I just knew

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that something had to be on this
one, because this camera was on the

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tree closest to where we were having
all the small boulders thrown at us and

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the dog man chasing us. We
saw plenty of deer as we clicked through

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the photos, but that was all. To say I was defeated would be

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an understatement, but I knew it
was a long shot. We checked all

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the other trail cameras and finally made
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said, fingers crossed. What we
saw on the last trail camera was something

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we hadn't expected to see. Sure, there were deer, raccoons, you

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know, the normal things that you
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But the last two pictures made us
both gasp. It was a man.

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He was sitting in the dirt,
legs crossed, right there where I had

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shot the dog man. His back
was towards the camera in the first picture

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we saw, but in the last
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It was almost like he knew it
was there. Even though we tried

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to make them as inconspicuous as possible, we had a clear shot of his

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face. Though. We saved those
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everything back up, and went home. We went to John and Maries to

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show them the pictures to see if
this man was anyone that they knew no

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doubt, this was not normal.
Why would anyone just go and sit in

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the woods in the middle of the
night there was a man? John asked,

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why would anyone sit in the pitch
black in the woods alone? I

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wonder if they know what's going on, or if they do, why would

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they put themselves at risk like that. I pulled up the pictures for Marie

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and John. John, I just
thought about something. Connie said, is

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there another way into these woods somewhere
else other than the entrance that's a couple

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of miles from our house? She
was right. I hadn't heard any of

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their vehicles passed by our house.
Of course, it was in the middle

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of the night, and I don't
guess we would have, but it was

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still a good question. I never
thought about there being another way into the

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woods. As far as I know, it's just by y'all's place. But

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I also haven't had another reason to
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we were just happy to be here. I never ran across anything while

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out hunting, as far as roads
or anything else like that. I never

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really had to go too far in
to get what I needed. Connie and

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I both looked at each other.
I knew what she was thinking. One

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or both of us would have to
stay up to see if anyone passed by

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to go into the woods. The
time stamp on the photo was just before

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three in the morning. The witching
hour. Great, maybe we should talk

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to Ashton and see if he's ever
seen him. If this man is frequenting

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the woods, and assuming there's only
one entry and he's passing by our property,

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maybe they know who he is,
or have at least seen him walk

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by, I suggested. John walked
to the other room to grab his cell

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phone to call them. What if
it's just a homeless man, Marie asked,

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that could be a possibility, and
I have to admit I didn't think

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about it as an option. But
if that's the case, someone still needs

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to let him know in a tactful
manner that these woods aren't safe and by

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simply sitting out there, he's putting
himself in very grave danger. John walked

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back into the room before we could
finish our conversation. I'm sending Ashton a

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picture of these photos. He said
he didn't recall seeing anyone walk past their

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house. However, that doesn't mean
that he didn't. He said he wouldn't

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know for sure unless he could see
what he looked like. I guess that

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could possibly work sending him the photos, but it is a picture of a

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picture. They don't always turn out
well, but nonetheless it was sent,

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and now all we could do was
wait, but the phone never rang.

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Instead, Ashton showed up at John
and Marie's door about thirty minutes later.

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We were all surprised to see him
and wondering why he didn't just call us.

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That's the guy we bought the house
from that used to live there,

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Ashton said. As he came in
and sat down, he took his phone

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out and opened up the picture again. I would recognize him anywhere. He's

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peculiar, a little weird, and
definitely has his quirks, but he seemed

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to be a nice man overall.
His name is Henry Webb. He's probably

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in his sixties. I would say, I don't know why he would have

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been out in the woods just sitting
there. It doesn't make any sense.

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Yes, he's the one you were
telling us about the other day when the

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creature stole a chicken, right,
I said, you said he told you

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that having animals on the property wasn't
a good idea. Ashton shifted in his

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seat. That's correct. I bet
we have figured out now why that is.

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There's a dog man and a big
foot on the property, and he

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knew it. We all looked at
one another, and I knew that we

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had the same question running through our
minds. Why would he be sitting out

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there in the middle of the woods
at night, knowing that these cryptid creatures

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could easily kill him? I knew. Ashton said that he was peculiar and

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he had his quirks and flaws.
But that's a little bit much. If

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you ask me, do you have
any way of getting in touch with him?

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Ashton, John asked, I don't
have his number. No, Ashton

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said, disappointedly, I have no
way of getting in touch with him at

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all. Actually, once he left
the property, that was the last time

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I saw him until you sent me
the picture. He seemed to relieved to

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be leaving. Connie had stood up
and began pacing. What has me baffled

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is, I'm sure what has everyone
baffled after hearing that. Why why did

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he come back if he was so
glad to get rid of this property?

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And secondly, why is he putting
himself in harm's way by just sitting there

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like that? By the looks of
it, he didn't have a care in

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the world while he was out there. He certainly didn't seem afraid. We

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have to figure out some way to
get his information so we can talk to

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him and see if we can get
answers to those questions. Connie was right,

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we wouldn't be able to put any
of the pieces of the puzzle together

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without mister Henry Webb. Stay tuned
for more Sasquatch Odyssey will be right back

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after these messages. The days passed
by, however, we couldn't find anything

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on him. These days, people
locked up their contact information good and tight.

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Landlines were almost non existent, and
he may not even have a cell

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phone. Some people do and some
don't. That only left two things for

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us to try. We were going
to have to keep an eye out on

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the trail cameras to try to pick
up a pattern, and we would also

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have to camp out to try to
talk to him. The good thing is

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he had to come past our house, so there would be no need for

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us to stain in the woods.
We were gearing up to go check the

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trail cameras early one morning. It
had been early quiet, with no activity

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on the property, no sounds from
the woods, no harassment of our animals,

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and no wild calls. I was
hopeful that the cameras were doing what

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we had set them out for.
And that this wasn't a fluke. Connie

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and I were even able to sit
out on the back deck one night and

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star gaze. She and I opened
the door to leave, and they're on

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the porch, said Henry Webb.
We were both taken aback. He stood

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up to greet us and stuck out
his hand. The name's Henry Webb.

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It's nice to meet you, fine
folk. How are you liking this here

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house? He said in a strong
Southern drawl. Henry was stout, maybe

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five ft ten. He had a
longer gray beard, but it seemed neatly

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kemped. He had grimmed glasses and
a sideway smile that stretched across his aging

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face. He looked a lot less
scary than he did on the trail camera.

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I was glad for that. Connie
and I glanced at each other in

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disbelief. How was he here?
We had looked for him all over the

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place. Did we somehow put a
shock wave out into the universe to manifest

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him here? That was silly,
I knew, but I didn't know how

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else to explain it. I shook
his hand, while oddly staring at him

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all the while. Well, you
look like you've done seen a ghost.

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Boy. Are you okay, he
said as he chuckled. Connie walked over

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to break the tension. Yes,
we're okay. You just caught us by

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surprise, that's all. Look.
I don't mean to be forward or strange

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when I say this, but we've
been looking all over for you, Henry

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Scratch's boding head. You've been looking
for me. Why's that? He asked?

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I was confused. Clearly he had
seen the trail cam that took his

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picture. He looked right at it. He would have had to have known

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that we had pulled the pictures and
questioned why he was on our property in

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the middle of the night. Well, mister Webb, I began, but

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he interrupted me. Mister Webb,
was my father. Please call me Henry,

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he said, I started again.
Henry, we know that you've been

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on our property. We pulled the
pictures and we saw that you were sitting

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there in a very dangerous place.
We were concerned for your safety and also

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curious as to why you were there
late at night. We enlisted the help

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of our friends and showing them the
picture of you, so maybe we could

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figure out who you were and what
you were doing there. The man you

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sold the house too, had talked
about you in the past. He was

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the one who identified you. Henry
smiled. Yes, he was a very

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nice fellow. He had a good
looking family, too, But I warned

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him about the animals. It's not
a good idea, you know. I

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saw you had way more back there
than he did when I came by the

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other night, so I stopped to
give you guys a warning as well.

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I'm intrigued, Henry, do tell
one, why shouldn't we And two,

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why do you think it's okay to
go on to our property and just sit

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there? I said, Interested in
his response, Henry sat back and Connie

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and I joined him. His breath
was ragged as he began. I know

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you already know, but I'll humor
you anyway. I first moved here when

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I was nearly twenty five years of
age. My beautiful bride and I shared

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a lot of memories in this house. Right here. We raised two strapping

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young men, and I taught them
everything I knew about hunting and fishing.

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It was then we first realized that
we were not alone. On one particular

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hunting trip, the boys and I
were trailing a deer, one of the

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biggest bucks we'd ever seen. I
was so proud when my oldest boy shot

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it. I don't know, I
guess this thing smelled it. As the

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deer ran, leaving the scent of
blood everywhere, we heard a snarling growl

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in the distance. We looked everywhere
for the deer, hoping that it had

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fallen somewhere close. The thing is. The growls got closer and louder.

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I could see him starting to tremble
as he recalled this vivid memory from years

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ago, almost like it had just
happened. He was traumatized, for sure.

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I told him he didn't have to
go on, but he persisted ahead,

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not willing to let this deer go. It would have given us meat

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for a good bit. We trudged
ahead. As the cold wind started to

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blow harder through the trees. A
whistle came from somewhere in the woods,

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echoing through the valley. We paused
in our tracks. The trees began to

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sway and the grove was moving farther
away. But what we saw step out

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from behind the large oak tree was
something we never expected. Bigfoot, as

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plain as day. I swear all
my life I know how crazy it sounds,

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but it was there. We saw
it. The boy screamed and I

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just stood there in shock. The
big foot ran back into the woods and

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disappeared. We saw the deer just
then close to where the big foot was.

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We hesitantly made our way over to
the deer, shaking the whole time.

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I didn't know if it was going
to reach out and grab us or

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not, but we hadn't heard any
movement anywhere. We drugged the deer out

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of there, but I couldn't get
the boys back into the woods after that.

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Connie and I sighed and told him
about our experiences with Bigfoot. Then

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we asked him about the dog men. He acknowledged them as well. So

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why in the world would you sit
out in the woods alone at night,

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knowing that they're out there, Connie
asked, aren't you afraid that they'll attack

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you? Because surely what we experienced
out there is real and they are predators.

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Silence filled the air as he searched
for the right words. He was

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only able to stammer out his reply. I have nothing left. Those woods

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are where my best memories are.
I come out here at night because no

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one else will be there. I
just sit there and reminisce on the good

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times with my boys. I know
I wanted to move out as soon as

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they were grown up and have their
own lives. I didn't want my wife

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to be around that. That's when
I sold the house. But I told

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that boy not to have animals,
and he had too nice a family to

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experience that too. I didn't tell
him the monsters lived here though. One

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he wouldn't have believed me, and
two he wouldn't have bought the house.

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I can only assume he didn't listen
since he moved as will. I'm motioned

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for Connie to call John, and
John called Ashton. They arrived at our

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house shortly after. Ashton and John
sat and talked to Henry, and Ashton

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told Henry of what he'd experienced before
they moved. Connie came out and brought

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glasses of iced tea for all of
us. We need to figure out some

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way to get rid of these awful
creatures, Henry, would you be willing

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to come help us? Clearly you
don't fear them, Connie said, Henry

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chuckled. I know you think you
can get rid of em, but you

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can't. The bigfoot of the woods. They're your only hope. That's what

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saved me and my boys that day. The bigfoot whistle. That's how I

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think I keep them away from me. When I go sit in the woods,

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I whistle. I hear movement,
but no growling. I like to

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think that I called the bigfoot in
for protection. It's like my special power.

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There's the crazy quirks Ashton was talking
about. I was waiting for them

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to appear. I'm not doubting any
of Henry's story, but having bigfoot powers

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that takes it a little far.
You'd be willing to go out with us

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as a group, John asked,
we have all the necessary equipment stuff I

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know you never used forty years ago. As we sat waiting for his reply,

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a howl came from deep within the
trees that shook us all to our

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core. Well, Henry said,
I think whatever that was just made up

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my mind for me. Let's chase
this son of a bitch out of here.

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They say you don't gotta go home, but you can stay. I

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don't want to be dis try try
everything. Call it baby baby, my

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joy for me to stay right you
call it right away. I'll try for

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mess days us to us. Ustiss
used to use JS