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This story is from a woman named
Lily, and what a pretty name you

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all know. I love that name. My dog's name is Lily. The

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character I write about in a fictional
podcast, his name is Lily. His

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dog, his name is Lily.
I don't know why I liked that name.

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I've just always liked it. So
thanks Lily for sending this story.

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But let's get let's see what she
writes here. It's pretty exciting. I

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know everyone says that their stories are
true. I believe some of these stories

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are true because I have one of
my own to tell you about Bigfoot and

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an encounter that I had. I
was five years old when this story took

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place. Yes, I can remember
things from that age because it still haunts

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me to this day. At the
time, I had never heard of big

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Foot, and I didn't know anything
about em My family and I were living

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with my grandparents and their house in
porter Or, Texas, which is about

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thirty miles north of Houston. This
happened in nineteen sixty seven and there was

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a population of maybe a little over
three hundred people. We had no TV

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at my grandparents at this time.
All we had was a radio, so

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most of the time we were outside
playing. One night, we were all

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sitting in the living room listening to
my papa play as harmonica, and I

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had to go to the bathroom.
Well. I went in and did my

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business, and as I was about
to leave the restroom, I heard a

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noise at the window, which was
to my left. I had to look

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up to see the window because it
was taller than I was. When I

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looked up, I saw a giant, hairy face looking back at me through

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the window. I screamed as loud
as I could, and everyone came running

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to see what had happened. I
told them if there was someone looking at

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me in the window, and my
papa and my father and my older brother

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grabbed their guns and ran out back
to see whoever was outside. They came

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back after a little while later and
said that they didn't find anyone out there,

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and I told them that there was
someone there, but no one believed

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me. The next morning, they
took me outside and they said there was

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no way anyone could have been looking
through the window because it was too high

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for anyone to look in unless they
were standing on something to see, and

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there was nothing around for anyone to
stand on. There were no footprints either.

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It was built three house blocks high
off the ground, which is pretty

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high, and the window for the
bathroom was another six feet higher than that

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from the house blocks. I know
what I saw that night, and it

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took me a long time before I
could go in that bathroom by myself again.

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I remember the face that I saw
that night. The window was like

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a medium sized window. The face
covered almost the whole frame. Its face

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was hairy, but not all of
it was covered in hair. You could

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see around its eyes and its forehead, and its nose was big, and

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it was kind of fat, but
not like a gorilla. The hair that

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I saw looked dirty and matted,
and its skin was dark, but I'm

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not sure how dark it was because
it was nighttime. Then in nineteen seventy

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six, my Papa passed away.
He passed away in that same bathroom that

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I had seen the face in the
window. Everyone thought that he had had

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a heart attack. A couple of
days later, I overheard my grandmother telling

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my mother that the coroner said that
he did not die of a heart attack

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and that his heart was fine,
and he said that he had been scared

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to death. So I knew that
Bigfoot had come back to the house and

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I'm now sixty years old. I
do not tell anyone my story because I

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was made fun of as a teenager. Oh my gosh. Number one,

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you know, girls are modest.
They don't for someone peeking in a bathroom

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and there, you know, I
don't want to get into that, but

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there, you know that happens.
And to be a little five year old

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girl and look up and see this
giant face in the window must have I

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can see where it scared her to
death. And then this thing about her

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papa. Oh my goodness, the
doctor actually said he was scared to death.

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I mean, this all comes together
when she's sixty years old. It's

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such a good story. It's a
heartbreaking story, but it's really good,

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Lily, and I really appreciate you
sending it. It was we it was

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a good one to share. I'm
not gonna say it was a great story.

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It was a great story, but
you kind of know what I'm saying,

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don't you don't you? All right, thank you, ma'am for sending

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it. All right, all right, for joining the podcast. It's been

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a little over a week since I
put one out on Dixie Crypted. I

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have two stories in this podcast,
I hope you like them. I've been

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busy writing and recording some Steve Lily
stories. Matter of fact, there are

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two brand new stories, number fourteen
and number fifteen, up on the Steve

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Lily channel. If you haven't heard
any of those stories, I recommend you

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start at number one and just listen, kind of figure out who he is

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and what he's doing and what his
crew's doing. But if you have listened

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before and you're familiar with the podcast, thirteen, fourteen, and fifteen are

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consecutive stories. In other words,
there are kind of continuations of each story,

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and so if you haven't listened to
those, jump over there and look

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at it. I'll put a little
link in the description. Maybe put one

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on an I card. Anyway,
I just wanted to tell you that I

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enjoyed writing the last two and I'm
in a writing mode right now. But

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I also have a lot of work
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some of these podcasts on Dixie maybe
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But I'm gonna try to keep up
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Now. I appreciate all your nice
comments and your encouragement. That's enough

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of me talking. Let's jump into
these stories. All right, here we

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go. All right, this story
happens in Texas. I love stories from

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Texas. The writer doesn't give their
name. They do, but they don't

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say whether they're to use it.
You know the drill on that. But

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here's what they write. I grew
up on a cattle ranch in East Texas.

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My family had hunting ranches in Texas
hill Country, where I developed my

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love of camping and fishing and hiking
and rock collecting. Although I have never

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physically seen a bigfoot, I have
definitely experienced bigfoot activity. For the last

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twenty five years, i've taught music, and four years ago I was teaching

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in a small town outside of Caraville, Texas, where I was able to

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renovacation cabin that I had stayed in
once on a holiday. I sat on

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twenty six acres of Hell Country wilderness, and although it was only a one

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bedroom, it was enough for me
and my two dogs. I loved the

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land and the wildlife around the cabin. I probably spent most of my paychecks

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on feed for the white tail and
the axis deer. There were a couple

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of ornerary wild donkeys who benefited from
that feed too. I fed scraps to

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families of foxes and raccoons, and
I had several turkeys on the place.

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Once I even saw bobcat less than
fifty yards from the cabin. It was

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a paradise of wildlife, and best
of all, the place was loaded with

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fossils. I spent a lot of
time hiking and fossil hunting during the three

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years that I lived there. Not
everything that happened there was a good memory,

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though. In two and sixteen,
I began to hear things hitting the

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side of the cabin at night,
and at first I brushed it off as

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an armadillo or a wild hog rubbing
against the cabin. And then one night

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I was lying in bed watching TV
with one dog lying beside me and the

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other one asleep on the floor,
and something slapped the wall next to the

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bed so hard that it rattled the
pictures. We all three jumped up,

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and I grabbed my pistol and turned
on the outside lights and took a seat

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in my lazy boy chair with the
gun pointed at the door. And both

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of my dogs were spooped. Seeing
them act that way put me at even

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more on an edge. One was
a pit bull and the other was an

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Australian shepherd. They weren't the kind
of dogs to act nervous. I spent

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an uneasy night trying to keep the
dogs calm, while occasionally picking out the

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windows and waiting for something else to
happen. At that time, I wasn't

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thinking about bigfoot. I figured someone
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For my own safety, I put
up a game camera facing the side of

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the house that was slapped, but
I never got pictures of anything except for

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foxes, and I got plenty of
those. But unfortunately, the owner of

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the cabin died not long after that. His family wanted to sell the property

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and I had to move. I
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New Mexico. It was a new
place and a new adventure. Every

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spare minute I had I spent fishing
the lakes and rivers and the mountains or

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hiking the trails all over northern New
Mexico, and of course I was always

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rock hunting. I even did some
painting for gold while I was there.

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Using Google Maps, I found the
farthest place I could fish up the Pecos

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River in the Santa Fe National Forest, It was called the Holy Ghost Trail,

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and it was so remote that it
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wound up the mountain. When I
pulled into the deserted campground with my two

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dogs, they ran straight to the
water while I looked around. It was

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a beautiful wilderness area with giant aspens
and pinioned trees and cedar trees. The

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creek ran the length of the narrow
canyon between the mountains. I'd been walking

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around a bit and taking in my
surroundings when I started getting this weird feeling.

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It was like something was watching me. My first thought was that it

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was a bear or maybe a cougar, so I was on alert the whole

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time I was there. When the
dogs started acting strange and even ran back

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to the jeep and jumped in,
I decided it was time to leave.

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I did some research on the Holy
Ghost Trail, and I discovered that some

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people think it's haunted. Well.
I wanted to go back there to pay

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for gold, but I never got
around to it. On a cold winter

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day in March of twenty when he
won, I was going stir crazy,

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and so were the dogs. It
was during spring break, but spring didn't

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get the memo after two years of
teaching online. I didn't care that it

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had snowed the day before it had
melted in the valley, but I was

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thinking about the mountains and panning for
gold. So I loaded up the dogs

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and head up to the place I
found on a map called Willow Creek.

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And that's not the famous Willow Creek. This one was off the Pacoast River,

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not far from the Holy Ghost Trail. It was known for being a

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place to find a little bit of
gold, but it was very remote.

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I ran into a park ranger on
my way up and we chatted awhile and

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I told him what I was planning. He pointed out that it was cold

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up there and that some of the
river was still frozen. I said I

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still wanted to go have a look
around, so he pointed me in the

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right direction and I headed off the
farther I drove up the mountain, the

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more the trees felt like they were
closing in on the road. The creek

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formed a valley that I was driving
through, and even it seemed to be

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smothered in the forest. There was
no one in sight. When I pulled

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into the small parking area, and
the dogs jumped out and headed straight for

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the water while I took a moment
to enjoy the scenery. It looked like

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a Christmas card. There was still
snow on the ground and in the bows

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of a lot of trees, and
the river was about eight feet wide and

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frozen. And behind me was a
patch of trees, and behind them the

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mountain went straight up. It was
the kind of place that can make you

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feel like you're the last living soul
on Earth. I walked the bank of

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the creek and the hard snow until
I noticed a large set of footprints.

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It looked like they were frozen beneath
the ice. I followed them for thirty

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yards or so until they crossed into
the creek, and then they disappeared.

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As I walked alongside them, I
took note of the fact that I had

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to make two giant strides for each
single step of the tracks. I stood

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there and took a closer look at
them. The toes didn't show up very

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well where they did. They looked
short. As I stood there, the

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hair on the back of my neck
began to stand up, and I glanced

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over at my dogs and saw that
they were staring into the brush. I

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knew I didn't want them to go
in there, so I called them back

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to me, and then I did
a three hundred and sixty degree turn,

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looking all around me for whatever made
those prints come on dogs, I said,

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and I went back to the truck. After I loaded the dogs,

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I got out my camera and I
dug out a tape measure, and then

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I went back up there and I
measured the prints and the strides. The

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tracks measured sixteen inches long and four
to five inches wide, and the strides

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were four and a half feet between
each step. I took a few pictures

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with my foot next to them.
My female dog wouldn't stay in the truck.

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She came over and started walking around
the prince, not straying far from

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me. That was when I started
to get a really weird feeling again,

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like something was watching me. I
was so spooked that I decided it was

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time to leave. I didn't take
the time to video the stride along the

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river. It's something that I now
regret. I believe I was recording Bigfoot

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tracks that day, and until then
the thought had never crossed my mind.

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I had been all through the mountains
all my life. Bigfoot wasn't supposed to

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be real, and when I got
home, I did some research and I

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found out how wrong I was.
To my surprise, there have been a

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lot of sightings all around my area
and in the areas where I'd been remote

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hiking for the last two and a
half years, and it left me with

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a lot of questions for which I
needed to find answers. I learned that

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the year I had the cabin slapping
incident, there was research going on eight

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miles from where I lived. I
went back and looked at the trailcam footage

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again and discovered something hiding in the
brush and some of the footage in another

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spot the fox is there, and
in the next frame it's gone. I

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can make out a face. In
some frames it isn't clear until it blinks.

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In New Mexico, I discovered that
Willow Creek, where I found the

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tracks is at the bottom of mountain. That's where a hunter went missing and

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was featured on the Missing four one
one the Hunted series. Was all of

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this coincidence, I don't know,
but I tend to believe that something is

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out there, and I believe it's
Bigfoot. I sent the photos that I

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took that day to Cliff Barrackman of
Finding Bickfoot fame, and doctor Jeff Meldrum

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both had the same reaction. Video
footage will have provided better evidence. The

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pictures I sent were inconclusive, but
it doesn't matter. I know what I

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saw that day. I just moved
back to Texas near Corpus Christie, and

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they say there are some sightings around
here. I'm more prepared now when I

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go into the wilderness. I definitely
carry a firearm, and I pay close

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attention to my dogs, and I'm
always ready for a new adventure. Oh

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that's so cool. That last sentence
just gives me a little peek into this

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woman's personality. She loves new things, she loves She might be a bit

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of an introvert, and she loves
being out in the wild alone with her

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dogs and just looking around and taking
everything in. And she notices things that

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are different, and she gets these
senses when she's out there. Probably not

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every time, but at least in
the areas that she described, she gets

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a sense that something is going on
around her that she can't see, but

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she knows what's happening. And I
think that's good intuition. I don't know,

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I've never had the feeling. I've
never had that feeling. Every time

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I go in the woods, I'm
just like, Oh, that's a cool

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tree, that's a cool bird over
there, And I never get that sense.

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And maybe that's because there's no cryptids
around where I live. Anyway,

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I love the story. I love
this lady's spirit. I'm so thankful she

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sent this story, and so thank
you ma'am for sending it. I think

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that'll wind this up a little bit
shorter of a video than normal, and

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the next few may be that way, but I'm still gonna be cranking them

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out. I gotta work, y'all. I've trying to make a living,

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trying to I'm getting close to retirement. Anyway, y'all, I'll quit jack

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and have a good week. I'll
have a podcast up in the next couple

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of days. I hope you enjoyed
this one and we'll see you on the

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next one. Thanks