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Sasquatch Experience on Monday night, February twelve, twenty twenty four. I'm Sean
the fork chop Worker, Vance Nesbit, Matt Arner, and Henry the Bigfoot
Encyclopedia May, guys, good evening, Welcome to the show here tonight.
Hey, hey, hey, hey, Harry, there we go. It's
a bunch of hey hayes, as opposed to ho hoes, which guess a
good thing we take. That's a whole different shoes. Hey, pimpin ain't
easy, baby, pimpen ain't easy, in the famous words our friend the
Godfather. Guys, what a week it's been. We did that great interview
with Shane Corson last week and that was that was a lot of fun,
talking about the bigfoot nesting area, his intro into the Sasquatch field. Got
to know him a little bit more. And I've known of Shane for years.
We've kind of corresponded online, been in the same circles, but we
never met until last week. So it was an honor for me to sit
down with Shane and have some great conversation. Matt talked to our friend Alex
Pettikov. Tonight a little bit for we. You and I have some things
to discuss here before we plan our research calendar for the year. Some great
things coming our way, not just for us, but also our listeners.
Just a sneak peek of some things that are popping up on our Patreon.
We got an exclusive video from James Baker. I don't know why I laughed
the way I did right there. An exclusive video from James Baker. Don't
worry, he's fully clothed. An upcoming watch along of Sasquatch with Lance Hendrickson.
Not with Lance Hendrickson that would be nice, but Sasquatch the movie featuring
Lance Hendrickson with us. We got to get that in there. And then
an interview with myself and my dad. My dad said to me, hey,
why don't you ever have me on the show? I said, well,
first of all, I like to have on people that are interesting,
and second of all, I'm just kidding, Dad, I'm just kidding.
I know you're not listening, but maybe you are. And but he's like,
well, you know, I'm kind of responsible for this. I'd like
to have a I'm like, yeah, whatever, But we'll get the old
man on the show and talk to him a little bit about how the hell
he got involved in Sasquatch, what was interesting to him and why he gave
that to me. I don't know, but that might be something you folks
are interested in. So trying to build up our portfolio for the Patreons is
We've got a lot to offer as we get back into the field. We
got a lot more content coming, Matt and I got a pretty comprehensive list
of things to do, and speaking with Alex Petikova just got a lot bigger.
So it's going to be a lot of fun. And that's me talking
for four minutes straight. Guys, what do you have for the housekeeping portion
of tonight's show? Gentlemen, we'll go around the horn. We'll start at
vance and work our way down. Well, I did speak with schen Corson
and he was very happy doing our last show and he's excited to come back
and do a part two to the show. And I'm looking forward to that
because boy, I have a plethora more questions to throw his way and very
interesting individual and if you want to talk to one person that has boots on
the ground, it's definitely Shanequourston, so looking forward to that in a very
up and coming and soon addition to the Sasquatch experience. Very nice, Henry,
what about you, Bud oh Well, I got to watch and listen
to a very good interview last night on Squash Detective with doctor Jeff Meldrum,
and yes, we need you try and get him on the show too.
M M. I will be reaching back out to doctor Meldrim, you know,
and folks listening, I try to balance the show out so you're not
getting the same guests on the same podcast over and over and over. I
try to balance it so there's a little bit of a break. I know,
the good doctor's back in good health and so everybody wants to have him
on. I'm not opposed to having on doctor Meldrum. I just want to
give your ears a little bit of a break and make sure the show's a
little fresh and new. But Henry, that's a great call out. Steve
calls over at Squad Detective Radio does have a he had a couple good interviews
out, so if you get a chance to go over to squatchdtv dot com
and check out everything he's put up in his archives. Good friend of ours
Steve calls and glad to see he's pumping out some great shows. Also speaking
of shows, Henry Matt and Vance Squatch. Sasquatch Watch Radio re debuted last
week, same time slot as US in the same night. But it's not
the Monday Night Wars of Pro Wrestling. It's Monday Night Sasquatch Wars. No,
but we're you know, I love Billy. He's a good dude.
I'm glad Sasquatch Watch is back, and folks, if you get a chance
to check it out, we'd prefer you watch us live. But if you
had to make the choice, you know, no harm, no foul,
you can always catch our archives and always go and listen to us in podcast
form. But our good friend Billy Willard's back out there. He's got Jeff
Thomas on tonight the Shadow, another good friend of ours, so we wish
him the best. Welcome back, Billy, and good to have another old,
old new voice back onto the airwas Sensibility. Sensibility is returning to the
airwaves. Speaking of Jeff Thomas, a little bit off, a little bit
off topic, check out his gen x rants. Yeah you know right,
we'll have them linked up. Jeff's a good friend of ours. I love
Jeff and he's a fellow man in black at the moth Man conference. Now
he got us that gig. He's just all around goodude, lots of fun.
You put him and Baker together though. Man, you got quite a
pack of change underwear. I'll tell you there's and Matt, yeah, Matt
will we'll send it your way. Brother. What else do you have?
What do you have for us? Well, I'll tell you just to kind
of go back with what Van said the Shine Course an interview, I mean
we literally just it was like a scratch on the surface for so much knowledge
and experiences that he's had and for someone like him, you know, he
is you know, we're really have a new list of questions that we can
ask him when when he comes back on. So we're really looking forward to
that. And you know what the we're I got to say in this field,
and particularly with this podcast, we're lucky. We get so many great
people to come on the show, you know, and within the last year,
I mean, it has been fantastic. And again Shane Courson was an
absolute a great guest, a lot of information and and that will kind of
lead me into a little bit of what I want to talk about next,
which is and I talked to you privately about this, and I'm not going
to go into too much detail, but let's just say with Shane and the
fellow members of the Olympic Project, they definitely have inspired you know, some
of us here in Pennsylvania. And we'll we'll have some more news coming out
about that, you know, hopefully in the UH in the next month or
two. So when you get Matt and I talking, when you get us
talking about midnight about some projects and the conversation goes, you know, something
good happened, Yes, and some inspiration came from that. We've got some
good stuff coming your way, Matt is. Matt's not sleeping on this.
He's ready to jump in and get started. Of course, guys, we'd
also be remiss if we didn't mention our good friend Matt Napp over at Bigfoot
Crossroads hit one hundred episodes. Very happy to see that my good friend of
mine, a budding partner. We've got a lot of upcoming projects we're working
on together as well. This is all about collaboration, guys. I love
Matt. He's a good dude. I love all you. I love doing
this kind of work. If I could find a way to do it full
time, I would because it is a lot of fun. But with that
you refer to this as cross pollination. That's what this is, Listen,
it's all about we're all trying to do the same thing. And you know,
there were some posts that were made on social media yesterday about how some
of us have really tried to stay true to the research, but we haven't
permeated that next level. We haven't. We've plateaued, right, we haven't
shown that growth that we're looking for because we we don't do the creepypasta asque
kind of stories, and that's just not what Sasquatch Experience was founded on.
Like this show was done in five oh six guys, for those of you
listening that might not even have been interested in the field, We've been doing
this a long time and it was built on the fundamental principles of promoting great
research and great researchers and keeping true to the tenets of kind of a science
based conversation. We've entertained the WU time and time again, and I'm not
opposed to doing that, but at our core, that's what we really believed
in, and so we haven't wanted to talk about anything purposefully fabricated. That's
always one thing we've even talked about offline, whis we're trying to vet stories
and citing reports to talk about on the show, is that they're not fabricated,
that they are real stories, and that's just who we are. If
that's not your cup of tea, I'm sorry. And guys, that's probably
why we were Like good barbecue, it takes time, it's slow and low
right, and you know, look at us. Most of us won't pass
up a good barbecue. And likewise, that's just a commitment we have for
the program. So I know, I'm sorry you're not getting the creepy pasta's.
We just don't talk about everything Bigfoot. We really want to have some
truth behind what we're speaking about. And if that doesn't work for you,
I'm sorry. But that's always what we've been about and I continue to want
to keep that spirit going. And if you look on our whiteboard back here,
most people can't see it. It's actually got a nice blueish hue.
Like I have research and entertainment listed next to each other with the researched you
know, subjects, and then the entertainment subjects, and I have sightings and
encounter circled in blue with a line that says the intersection. We have to
tread carefully here. And that's just you know, my commitment. I know
the shows about Alabama bigfoot activity, but I wanted to take some time and
really talk about what we're about out I think people miss that. Oftentimes we
get slammed because of the quality of this or that, folks. We also
bring all our hosts from different parts of the United States, totally dependent on
Internet connections, and we've spent a lot of money individually and corporately to try
to make this the best products we can. And so I'm sorry sometimes if
that doesn't meet your mark. But you know, we do have a band
of loyal listeners that have begin with us from the beginning. You know.
I don't want to go on too much about it, but this show is,
you know, really for the hardcore asquad researcher. It may not be
for the person who's pop culturally looking for significance. It's it's so I mean
that much experience, you know, Sean and myself and Matt and Henry and
even James Baker, who unfortunately is not with us tonight. We all communicate
with each other throughout the week on putting pieces together so that when we do
all join live together, we kind of have a coherent top bake matter to
talk about. That's a little bit different than other SaaS Squad shows other than
this encounter happened. We're kind of going behind the scenes and taking a look
behind what you might say, the inside baseball and taking a look at it
from that perspective too, and putting the pieces together and try to come up
with the answers. So that's what we do. Definitely try to do here,
right and I mean, and you've hit it on the head there.
We do communicate. I think that's we are a good team. We're a
tight team. God. Henry and I have been working together for nearly two
decades now, actually exactly two decades now, Henry twenty twenty four. We
became acquainted and started getting into the mud. We did the X Zone radio
show together. We've done a lot of a lot of things, and I'm
proud of the partnership and friendships that we've made. Matt Knapp, we've known
just as long probably, So we take our friendship seriously because they are precious
to us, and it's hard to keep good friends and people that are honest
and working with integrity. And I'm glad that the people we associate with we
collaborate with our honest people, and you could better believe we can put our
Sasquatch experienced stamp of approval on that that statement. So anyhow, enough of
the housekeeping shit. One thing. One more thing today, as Kevin Morrison
pointed out, was the ninety seventh birthday of the legendary John Green. Happy
birthday, miss the man who kind of started it all for me inadverted ly
that and gave Henry and I a pretty good break by giving us a really
significant interview early on in our broadcasting careers. Is pretty cool. So happy
birthday, John, and gentlemen, let's, in the words of Judge Mills
Lane, let's get it on. Let's get it on. So, guys,
so what really prefaced this for me? As we were talking about what
the talk about in a show, and Vance's like, well, you know,
what would be a great idea is if we actually took a report and
broke it down based upon how we would investigate it, and oddly enough,
I was going through X the other day no longer Twitter, and folks,
if you would like to follow us on said social media platform, you can
do so. Sasquatch Experience on Facebook, Instagram, squatchy XP on X not
Twitter. We were talking about how, you know, we would break something
like this down. So interesting enough, Matt Moneymaker had made a tweet and
I covered some of you guys up. I'm sorry they're not intentional attention.
Burningham, Alabama. On Saturday, January twentieth, twenty twenty four, a
property owner, Okay, there's no good way to display this, so this
sound's going to go on the wooded hill perimeter of Hueytown, Alabama, spotted
a bigfoot near his barn for the second time in two days. On this
second occasion, he saw it run into his large, long, empty barn.
He went to his trailer to get his gun, and right after he
came out, he heard it break out through the rear corner of the barn.
This happened when the temperature was twenty five degrees and there were twenty mile
per hour gusting winds in the area, lethal conditions for exposure. It's almost
never gets that cold in that windy at the same time around Birmingham, Alabama.
Any animals in the area would not be accustomed to that. The property
owner is not adept with his phone camera initial VID showing the sight or sideways,
he's willing to let a videographer come over to document what happened. The
volunteer may be inclined to climb up the hill behind the barn. Therefore the
videographer should be a female in case the Bigfoot is still around. If you
are merely decent with your phone cam, then you can do this. Let
me know via contact info on BFRO dot net and there he puts some maps
on the Twitter with where the barn's at, the locations, so on and
so forth. That was really interesting to me because one, you don't get
a lot of a lot of calls for help, you know, from the
BFRO right, you don't get a lot of people looking for volunteer. Second,
I don't know why it had to be a female, but maybe there
was some logic that he just didn't transplant into that. So gentlemen, let's
talk about this. We get this report that comes through and there's some potential
video evidence or the potential to get some video evidence. You know, he's
had not one, but two sightings in the same amount of days. What
the hell do we do? Where do we start this off? Who wants
to go first? I'll go first, all right, video boo boo,
go ahead, just because that's what I do. All right. Still that's
what she said. Yeah, thank you. Look, with this report that
was posted, there is no specific time of day that this happened. So
I went back to my alma mater at Lewis University, where I intended to
get my meteorological certificate in Romeoville, Illinois. Now Lewis University is where the
National Weather Service is hubbed for the central part of the United States, and
the aviation, avionics and anything in the aircraft field is related. So I
went into their database and I took a look at January twentieth for Hueytown,
Alabama. The information that came back was the temperature that was described in the
report was twenty five degrees. I came up with twenty five degrees on the
graph from the National Weather Service between six fifteen pm and six forty pm in
the evening. Now this is in the Central time zone at January twenty at
Central time zone. It's darkout. The sun is set, it is dark
out. The winds that were recorded by the National Weather Service was is at
fifteen miles per hour. The report said twenty. Okay, that's within the
margin of error. I don't dispute that at all. However, by midnight
it got down to sixteen degrees and of course at midnight now we're starting on
the twenty first of January, so that's where they cut off that data.
The data for the information that was put into the report for the weather conditions
was very accurate and I'm narrowing it down too between six fifteen pm and six
forty pm when this event happened. So what's interesting. What's interesting is you
were able to use real data from the report to confirm that this could happen
at this time. That's really important because a lot of times there's ambiguity around
what time things happened. You're there was no time given, So you're using
actual atmospheric scientifically record data to kind of get us a pinpoint at the time.
We really we really should probably be looking at deploying any kind of activity
right right, But it it falls into the plausibility between like I said,
six fifteen PM and six forty it is totally dark out at that point January
twentieth, Central time zone, and you know this is when a lot of
activity does happen. So I do find a lot of plausibility in the report,
right, And I think it's great that you took that information, was
able to ascertain some more specifics. And again when you try to put that
towards the bullshit meter, you know, typically those little details are what damn
the hoaxers, right, No, they're not thinking that. And I'm I've
had you know, and I'm sorry I didn't mean it, Henry, But
there has been a small handful of reports that I've seen on the BFRO where
the moon phase is wrong, the weather conditions are wrong, because I do
look into it and it just doesn't match up. This, however, coincides
like you know, two gears fitting together perfectly. So I give a lot
of plausibility to this. Very good Henry Matt. Anything you want to add
to that particular notation of vance is there the way Vance reads the meteorological I'm
reading the geographical on this. So what I found was by pulling up the
map, we are just a little south and west of the city of Birmingham,
which is a you know, one of the bigger cities down there.
So where this where the barn is, there's actually close up and he's on
the outskirts of town, on the south side of town to the south and
pretty much from the south from where the red circle is all the way to
the end of the photo, it appears to be nothing but woods. To
the west, I could see a quarry. Corriers are actually a lot of
people don't really go back to quarry areas, you know, especially on the
outskirts, because you have cliffs, you you know, you have some other
obstacles back there. So if you go to the west and then look and
then go north pretty much straight to Interstate twenty two, it's nothing but woods
there as well. So right where the if it's coming from the north,
right where the area where the quarry is, it's almost like you may have
a funnel there. So being a boots on the ground person, I would
probably go over to the north, I'm sorry, to the to the west
and then start going north to traverse along that little funnel where the you know,
where the quarry is, between the quarry and the houses to see if
there's any sort of prints, see if there's any other sign out there.
You know, maybe there's a couple of things that you can do as well.
One thing that I learned from my friends that Aywak is putting up thread
traps, which are you know, you put up the thread you know,
anywhere from six to eight feet up, but generally to see if anything will
pass through. If something does pass through, you could see the direction it
went through. And if you have something that hits six and seven foot but
then hit the eight foot you can you can get the size. But I
would probably start that would be my first choice, to start looking for anything
on the ground, anything that could that could be there. Then again,
you also have the the area to the south excuse me, which is nothing
but woods, and that that could also be another corridor. It's just that
that would require a lot more people to kind of check that area out.
But we're more I think if we weren't going to check those areas out,
I would sit at the you know, sitting this guy's house and you know,
kick back and just kind of chill to more of that passive research.
If there's anything there that disrupts the environment, whether by having multiple people outside
or having the activities that aren't you know, something that is normal, you
may throw that, you know, throw you know what you're trying to look
for off. You may draw them in, but you always have that possibility
of drawing them off. So I think, you know, that would be
pretty much My plan, though, is to get out on the ground,
search those areas and go from there. Really good solid information in that part
too, Matt, I really think again, So we go to boots on
the ground, we go to looking at geographical data. You really My part
is, let's get some shit going on in that barn, right, Let's
get some cameras in that barn. Let's do a combination of maybe some just
Wi Fi cameras to a DVR in the house, maybe a sailor couple game
cameras. You can disguise them really well in that barn. We know there's
a specific entry an exit point in that barn that we could use. Why
not thread trap the barn? Yep, you know we've got something going on
in there, and let's make sure that every time we're going in and out,
we're cataloging, taking pictures, making sure that we're notating any differences in
the environment, whether it's disturbance of any kind of equipment or ground material.
What do we have to work with. I'd like more details on that barn
myself personally, how it's built, how it's constructed. I mean, it
made its way out of the back corner of the barn, So did it
leave a kool aid man size impression through a wall or what the hell can
we have going on there? Yea? You know, there was another report,
and forgive me for the fact that since talking about this, there was
another report and I don't even remember the location where it happened, but a
woman spotted what appeared to be an albino type of bigfoot that entered the barn
and that was getting into the dog food bags of fifty pounds of dog food,
and clearly it was emptying that. And you know, she watched in
horror, and this thing came out of the backside of the barn and was
peeking around both sides of the barn at her and then made off back up
into the woods. Again, this doesn't seem to be with those two reports,
doesn't seem to be something that's that far fetched. I think they may
look for a refuge where they know that there might be food stored or even
shelter, and you know, make whatever use of it. Like you said
on how many times in the past, the less amount of calories that you
have to expend in order to gain calories. That's the shortcut in which I
think a lot of these things are going to take advantage of. Now.
Matt posted that story on Facebook on a Facebook on X right. I've not
seen the actual report posted on the BFRO database now yet, so there's a
lot of questions I have that that was on BFRORO to begin with, right
right, right, I don't know, but normally when he's posting, he's
posting from BFRO. So I just went and looked at their database. And
you're talking about with this report, twelve reports in that general vicinity Jefferson County
where this took place, I believe where this happened. It's surrounded by counties
that have had four, five, three, and just one county, Shelby
County, with sighting. So the county surrounding it have also had a decent
amount of bigfoot sighting. So historically it's a pretty active area of Alabama,
and that general vicinity around Birmingham into Tuscaloose County. I mean's it makes sense.
So there's some history of report that's going on in that place. And
I think not that historical reporting is the end all be all, but it
does help make the case. So we have a guy once again, we
go back to Matt and we'll bring you over here so people don't have to
look at me while I bring up that banner again, that tweet on the
second occasion, what happened to the first occasion? You know, like so
the second time in two days? What was the first encounter? Like what
made this guy all of a sudden? Now I've decide, Hey, what
I've just seen is now a bigfoot? Was there? We need some more
descriptors in here, at least for me to start putting together the entire narrative,
the entire story. So we actually had a case to investigate. I
was gonna add to with the with the barn. The one thing is is
especially when it's when it's that cold out, Uh, you know, if
they're straw in there, that's decomposing, you know, so that that's generating
heat, you know, through the chemical process, So that could be something
that you know, besides the food that could draw something in. You know.
It's almost like when we were talking last week about the nests. You
know, when you when you lay those uh, you know, the huckleberry
branches down, they're gonna slowly decompose, so you're gonna get a little bit
of warmth, you know, coming through there. It's a really good point.
I didn't think of that, Henry. You have anything to add to
this, Well, Alabama is definitely definitely has a history of sasquat sidings.
I can tell you personally having been there, having been to at least on
the area where there may have been sightings there in Alabama. There's a lot
of forested areas there, and go ahead, Henry, I'm yeah, And
again it means quite historical. If you read Chad Arman's The Historical Bigfoot,
there's quite a few historical reports from Alabama as well. What do you think
the chances are, Henry, of getting somebody out there to investigate this and
get in some good sightings, Like, it's not the first time we've had
kind of a late breaking news Let's, you know, put some resources in
this area and then that's come up a little fruitless. Well, I'm just
hoping that they get somebody out there to investigate this, because this sounds pretty
promising if there is something going on there. What do you think of the
Henry vance or the vance match strategy so far looking at that data and looking
at the geographical features to kind of come up with a game plan of attack.
I think it's pretty cool. I think it's great. That's pretty awesome,
right. I think it's some outside the box thinking getting into the setting
up a gameplay. I'd volunteer us if we were closer. We're just not
that close. Alabama's a little bit of a trip for this, guys.
We do have to take our break real quick. Hold those thoughts. We're
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your toes in the mud. Everybody knows what that means. That's okay,
He'll get there. We'll all get there at some point. I'm sure there's
probably been about twelve swear words said at this point from Seanna. What the
this once? Already today? Okay, I switched to the other desk there
real quick, I folks, IgA Doe and we are wired here at the
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This is part of the fun of live radio. This is gonna piss
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go into the elephant conservation than at some point we're going to lose them as
a species. As well, from the perspective of science, you couldn't have
a better focus for your study to explore the phenotypic traits and investigate what makes
similar species so alike but also so different that they can inhabit completely different ecosystems.
Elephants and mammoths are ideal for this. Untangling the geno mics of mammoths
and working on their reproductive biology is thrilling. The irony is that, despite
their familiarity, we know very little about their foundational biology, and so we're
building that up, starting with actual genomes. We are accumulating one of the
largest repositories of Asian and African elephant genomes and beyond and adding in all the
ancient genomes from the same lineage. We're super excited about all of the secrets
that will be unraveled when we look deeper. The article goes on to say
every day we see this enthusiasm. Moms send emails to say they're so excited
about our mammoth project because their children are enthralled by what we are doing,
and they're asking where can they learn more. We get teachers even asking for
curriculum for their classrooms. We try to push a lot of content out there
for people, and we're working looking on a docu series about the project,
and we hope that over time we can bring more exposure to the world's conservation
crisis. But outside of the benefits to the planet, it's also just cool
and it's fun and it's inspiring thing to be doing. Hmm, what could
possibly go wrong? Somebody get Jeff Goldbloom on the phone. Imagine when Sasquatch
realizes it's no longer the tallest hair covered creature walking on the planet. You
be pissed off when we come back. Let's find out what might happen when
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Thanks again for listening to this edition of the Big Footballhorn right here on the
Sasquatch Experience. And of course, as always, keep in mind, how
are we doing? We're all back now we are? Ye? Well,
I am firing myself as you are cuminated right right right. I just realized
that after I'm talking, I shut off the microphones. But when the video
automatically turns itself off, it turns the microphones back on, so I quit.
No, I'm good, it's fine. I'm sorry, folks. I'll
see myself out. Guys. Folks, you're listening to Saasquatch Experience. Saasquatch
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It's like a fountain spreading our knowledge. You have some great listeners tonight.
I want to thank them all. A new listener, Vincent says,
this is a great show and if I don't catch it live, I'll watch
it later. There's so many Sasquatch podcasts that are not good or believable that
the show's worth watching get lost in the shuffle. I agree with that,
Vincent. We appreciate you stopping in saying hello tonight, joining us on the
show, and watching me get fired for my last program. So I appreciate
that. Guys. I'm hard on myself, you know. I just as
we said, we've been getting better at the technical pieces. I just really
kicked that one right in the nuts. Anyhow, we were having a great
conversation about this. If you're just joining us this Alabama activities right, this
activity on this I guess we could call it a farm, Matt. You
looked at the map, exactly what do you what? Would you call it?
Just a homestead or a probably a homestead? Yeah, I mean it
looks like, you know, there's more woods than field, so sure,
yeah, that's right. Launch. What's that our Launch, Strickler, good
friend over at Fantoms and Monsters, is that I've been saying for over two
years that Alabama is very active Lawn. You're right, and it's it's it's
proving itself to be quite fruitful. If I wasn't afraid of all the things
that could kill you in the South, I would spend more time down there.
How about it? Go ahead, Mad, I'm sorry. I want
to kind of wrap up everything that we were talking about though with this particular
case is how would we how would we go about doing this? We had,
you know, great suggestions, you know again, we we all put
our expertise together, and the one thing that I really want to kind of
get out is you don't have to be that you know, outdoors person boots
on the ground to do this research and to get involved in b you know,
exceptional in the field. We have different facets here, and the one
thing is, as Vance talked about, you know, looking at you know,
the weather data, looking at at different data that we have. Then
we have me saying, hey, I'm going to go out and check this
area. You came out and said, hey, you know what, I
want to put cameras up in the you in the barn. I want to
have this. Henry brought up some other points as well. It's blending all
those together and we all have our strengths and we have our weaknesses too.
I'm not really good at setting up the cameras, you know, I'm a
little kind of nerdy side. I'll sit with Vance and you know, look
over some of the data. But really, you know, to combine all
of those traits, you know, into a group would be it would be
a fantastic way to do the research. Very much agreed. I think that's
again we go to the strength of teamwork, right, what we all bring,
what everybody would bring to the table, you know, and there's some
technical pieces of that. We do need to start collecting some of that data.
Yes, and again it doesn't have to just be this particular case.
We chose this case because it was interesting. We know, Alabama's been quite
busy. We've read some reports, you know, over the years of Alabama
big Foot. You know, we have friends of what at Bama Bigfoot,
Henry, our friends down in Alabama. There's actual couple organizations down there doing
some good work, and i'd like to, you know, perhaps we'll get
one of them on the show here to talk more about the Alabama and see
if they have any more insight they'd give us in this particular area. You
know, drew comparisons to this to what was going on and the call for
help when they were having the incident in Hunubi, Oklahoma. You can read
all about that and Tom Powe's book The Locals. But that started off as
consistent activity going around a farmhouse in Oklahoma, surrounded by woods, Bigfoot trying
to get into the freezer outside, trying to get into the home on.
It kept several occasions, and bfro put out a call to help and brought
in a investigator and his father to try to take one of these guys out,
and it kind of became a siege. In fact, I believe that
ultimately the folks left the home and they weren't coming back, but they were
providing a food source, right. You know, when you start pecking off
those deer in the surrounding area. It's just no different than some of these
areas we've talked about in Pennsylvania Gray Station. These areas where there's a high
concentration of a quick food source, don't have to spend the energy, burn
the calories to get the calories and advance. You made that point earlier tonight,
as I really think there's something to that as we talk about some of
the things that have happened Matt and Katawissa. Not long far from where we've
had encounters, there is a roadkill dump where they take the bodies. I
think that'd be a great place to put up some cameras if we could get
permission to do that. You know, we go through all these ostulating about
these things being able to see in a different spectrum. Maybe they can see
the light or pick up the frequency. Here's the bottom line. At some
point we're going to find one that has some sort of challenge, may not
be as smart or bright as the rest of the Bigfoot, and it's going
to stumble into someone's camera or it's going to stumble into one of these camera
traps and we're going to get proof of it, and that way, I
really believe it could happen with being I think that you know, Sean,
you and I had a conversation earlier, what all of our take would be
on a different approach of scientific research other than what's been done currently with the
camera traps and the audio recorders. What other venues would we look into to
try to capture something that may be out there and catch it off guard,
completely catch it off I tell you, I tell you what different approach.
I would love to just be able to sit at ring HQ or Blink HEQ
or simple safe AGEQ and just watch all the video feeds coming in that I
know that's probably illegal, but I would just love to be able to be
one of those data analysts where that imagery is coming in right and seeing what
we may not be seeing as Bigfoot researchers, we may not be seeing to
the general public. There are so many people now with home security systems and
home video systems that at some point we're going to get something on camera and
we go back to that one gentleman I think from Arkansas. I think Mike
Coleman was his name off the top of my head. So folks, forgive
me if I'm wrong. That had a home security system and he was picking
up things. We were talking to David Wilbanks about them, about this person,
and he's in David Willbanks's book. I believe he moved dark and saw.
I believe he was in Oklahoma and he was getting some very interesting video
but you couldn't see what it was because the quality wasn't there. It was
finding a way to stay out of the video, right, And so we're
not dealing with a dumb animal. We're not dealing with a dumb subject.
We do have something with some intelligence. It's you know, I think we're
using these techniques, we're going to get something. I really do and as
the technology becomes more affordable for people. Now I'm kind of talking tongue in
cheek because last night I did an interview with Paranormal NL Radio that my good
friend Brian Boden set me up with. I was talking about how I really
think technology has also become a hindrance because it's distracted us from so much when
we're out in the field. So we do have to find that delicate balance,
but when it's done right, it's oh so right and oh so good.
So in that being the way you were just saying, Sean, I
just sent you through messenger a post that my wife had put up on Facebook,
and you have permission to put it on here. And this is a
ring camera. Well, I forget what we have blink and from our you
know, from our front door with a bear that that that comes right across,
goes right to my truck, sniffs away and then and then it goes
out. So I'm sure that it's possible for something like this, especially in
these rural areas, to be picked up on a doorbell cam. Mm hmm.
Give me one second, Matt, I'm actually gonna play that for the
okay, for the people here, Where are we at? Where are you
at? There? I'm at okay, of course I got it in another
window. Well, that's okay. While you're doing that, you know,
I think there's a few other tactics we could take in order to capture evidence,
you know, other than the camera that I would like to see that
in future up and coming Fast Watch experience show. Here we here we go
all that? Yep, that's the bear that's the little bear. But these
are the things I'm talking about, you know, like being able to you
know, see those things in real time. But how much of that else
is out there? Know we're just talking about you know, we're talking about
bear in this particular instance. But how how about that ability to be able
to just be able to sit in a room and see all that data that
you can pull through and see what's out there? It's crazy, Vincent says,
That's true. Technology can make or break you. Look at the Patterson
Gimblin film. It hasn't been proven a hoax because it was taken with such
an old camera. And Vance and I have had that conversation ad nauseum about
analog to digital and is there something about analog technology that makes it more attractive
to the to filming getting the subject right because the sounds on analog? Yep,
even taking an old VHS camera, I I think would it would be
fruitful? I look at ut the Freeman footage was was I believe that was
done with like what it was? Yeah, you guys, we've already blown
through this hour almost already, but we've had some great dialogue. Yeah,
we had some great dialoge discussion to much fun, can't you. You started
this conversation by wanting to go down this path, and I think it was
well worth taking. I really do. I think it brings us, you
know, gives us our ability to share our thoughts with the listeners on how
we would investigate. Of course, I'll clean up the show so it's not
so messy in post because l Fort Chopp was a dumb ass tonight. But
we had some great conversation about everything that was going on. Go ahead,
Matt. I wanted to add one other thing about Alabama itself, and that
is I'm looking at the at the signs show in the BFRO O map and
it has actually the map up and it includes you have Georgia. You know,
on one side you have Florida, Mississippi. But you look at the
panhandle of Florida and on the BFRO signings and almost had whole panhandles yellow.
You know that they're sightings, but then you go across the state line and
there's nothing. And what I'm thinking about that is it's similar to us in
Pennsylvania where you're you know, over into the Alabama side, you're looking at
county set just don't have you know, the people out there or they may
have that you know, stigma about reporting a bigfoot sighting. So there's something.
I don't think that Bigfoot's just staying on the other side of that state
line, you know. I mean, if the people are a great spot
to go down and get, you know, and to check that area out.
So anyone's listening from Alabama, Florida, southern Georgia, you know,
head on over to that area. I think it even though there's no signings,
reporter, I think it's still uh something to check out. I agree.
Even if you were hiking through the area and and you're a backwoodsman and
you had a compass, you're not gonna recognize state lines, correct, don't
nor do any animal recognize state lines. You you just continue doing whatever it
is that you're doing, and if you have an encounter, you've been encountered
wherever. That's that. So this whole state line thing, well, you
know there's never been a black bear start. Well, black bears don't understand
what the state line boundaries are, so you know that has a lot don't
turn back. Yeah yeah, right, well, folks, we've hit that
time. It's nine point fifty eight. We got to call it, Henry.
Why don't you go ahead and take us out with that beautiful Southern draw.
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