Tonight's guest is Dylan Dylan. Welcome to the show. Thank you, Vick,
Well, thanks so much for coming on. We appreciate your time.
Dylan, please give us a brief file on yourself. Well, I live
in Florida. I am twenty years old, and I'm six foot three six
four ish and I weigh about three hundred pounds. And for one of these
stories, my vehicle I drive is in nineteen nine on Bronco And that's about
all. And you've got a cattle farm, which for most eyewitnesses that would
definitely complicate things. But we're going to get into that, and just a
bid here before we do get into that. Though. You're just nine years
old when you had your first encounter. Did that have an effect on your
interest in doing things in the woods and the outdoors for a little while,
Yes, it did, but I got over it. I started going out
into the woods with a small group of people. I wouldn't necessarily go out
by myself, but I would slowly start going back into the woods with a
small group of people, and eventually I got to where I was able to
go by myself out into the woods. Oh good, I'm glad you're able
to get back to that point. Yeah, that's really good knowing what's out
there in the dark and sometimes in the daytime as well. Do you always
insist upon being armed whenever you go into the woods or even close to it?
I would say yes, But there's not a lot of things that you
can carry without it being noticed when you go into the woods, like small
arms that's easy to carry, but anything that could possibly put a herding on
anything that happened in these accounters, I would not have been able to carry
quietly or keep it at least hidden. The best I could do would probably
bring a side arm or a knife. Yeah, that's a frustrating dichotomy right
there. If you want to carry anything that's going to do any good against
it dog me and it's going to be way too unwield either do that with
any kind of comfort. And also complicating things what I was touching on just
a moment ago. You actually raise cattle on a ranch where you live.
I can only imagine how it must be trying to carry a gun of any
size around with you while you're tending to the animals. That would be impossible.
It's a little bit easier when you're tending the cattle because I have a
strap that goes to my firearm that I can carry on my back. Well,
I mainly use my side by side for carrying the feed before I feed
the cows and all the cattle, so it's a little bit easier for me.
When you can work closer to the side by side, that makes it
a lot easier. But when you're doing chores and tending to the animals,
even having that strap around your shoulder and the gun on your back, that's
gonna make it a little clumsy and awkward compared to not having that on.
But I do understand why you do that, I really do. Have you
had to deal with any unexplained cases of your cattle being killed, No,
I have not, surprisingly, but I do also have chickens as well.
I have a small flock of turkeys as well that I've had a few go
missing over the time. Well, being a farmer like you are, you
know that could be due to a lot of other reasons as well. A
fox, coyotes, you name it absolutely. But the thing was that the
thing that caught my eye, which I noticed that it couldn't have been any
small predator, was the hole that was ripped that was higher up for it
to have gotten to the turkeys. Oh, that does complicate things in what
kind of cattle do you raise? Beef? For dairy beef, Well,
that's an advantage for you because if you're raising dairy cows and you'd be out
there for in the morning of the dark, and who knows what you might
have to contend with in a situation like that, So that's kind of an
advantage. It absolutely is, because usually I feed my cattle once a day
plus a big circle bail or circular bail, but I fee him about seven
o'clock to rite about before it gets dark. Yeah, that does work out
to be pretty convenient. Then, other than the fact that beef cattle are
more dangerous to be around than deerycals, then yeah, you've got it made.
It sounds like my beef cattle are quite team. You're able to walk
right up to him and bet them. That's not very difficult to wrangle them
if you need it to. Well, you must interact with them a lot
more than most farmers do, because, as you know, that's why most
beef cattle are more dangerous than deerycales, because with most beef cattle, you
just don't interact with them, so they're not nearly as used to being handled
as deerycals are. Yeah, I can see your view from that, Vic,
but I have a very small group of cattle of about fifteen to sixteen
cattle including calves. It's a small group to take care of and it's very
easy, but we plan to get a bigger group going. Yeah, I
can understand why they are a lot easier to handle. Then does everyone who
lives with you on your farm, Dylan, know about your experiences and know
that dogman are out there. I told my father about the one that happened
though calm nachgel Forest, he doesn't believe me. I didn't want to say
anything to him about the one on our property because then he'd be all over
the place putting cameras up and everything. But I don't really think that I
should bother them like that because my mother doesn't sleep very well at night as
is, and I don't want to put that on her conscience as well.
Well. I can understand you worrying about that. It's softly admirable you'd want
to protect her, but it's really a shame that your dad doesn't believe you
has that strained your relationship with him, No, not at all, Vic
As of right now I live on the same farm he does. Doesn't really
strain our relationship very much. We still talk all the time and work together
and everything. Oh that's good, then, is listeners are going to hear
Dylan, you had a particularly bad encounter in January of twenty twenty. Did
the night you had it marked the last time you've been able to actually enjoy
yourself in the woods. Actually No, After my first two encounters, I've
sort of gotten used to seeing these things. But the third one really got
my attention. And I still enjoy myself in the woods, but I am
still very cautious about my surroundings. Yeah, I can understand why that experience
would get your attention. That was awfully intense. If you've had a dog
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dot com. All right, Dylan, please tell us about your encounters now.
Give us over the last detail that comes to mind. Thank you,
Vick. My very first encounter happened when I was nine years old. I
had been going to a summer camp for a certain amount of time and they
had taken us on a field trip. They rented kayaks and canoes, and
we had put in at the Silver River boat ramp. It's right next to
a bridge. We had put in the kayaks and everything. I had to
wait for my group. As soon as we all got into the kayaks and
everything got settled, we started heading down and out and we took a swift
left turn out of the small canal all that leads us out of the boat
ramp to the actual natural river. So we're paddling for a good thirty minutes
to an hour, and I lose sight of my group. I was just
too busy at taking in all the sides, all the wildlife, and I
just so happened here screaming. But for context, there are monkeys in the
Silver River National Park due to there was a film that was produced in the
park and they had escaped from their enclosure, and now they just roamed the
park all over the place. They've their population has absolutely exploded. And I
hear these monkeys screaming, and I look in the direction I hear the screaming
and all the monkey screaming, and I just see this big male monkey fly
across the river. It hit the bank and it killed it on impact.
And I looked back and this entire troops just jumping in the water trying to
get away from whatever it was that was in the woods. So I stopped
paddling. I'm watching, and I hear a screaming and then it's there was
silence except for the monkeys that were swimming across. And I just so happened
to get a better view because the way I'm going, the river is pushing
me backwards without me paddling, so it gave me a better perspective of what
I was looking at. All I could see was a massive silhouette in the
woods. And mind you big these woods out here in the Silver Springs National
Forest or Park, they are very, very very thick. And this was
about twelve o'clock. Mind you, this is this is a guestimation on time.
But I could barely even see the silhouette. But I could see the
monkey that this thing had caught. It was hanging and I could see blood,
and I could just see blood. And the only thing I can hear
is silence. Now because the monkeys have already gotten out of the river and
they're already gone. These cadaddled and this thing. As soon as I saw
it, it disappeared silent everything. It was no sound, no nothing,
no birds, just silence, and it got out of there as quietly as
I had heard it come in. Well, I didn't even hear it come
in until the monkeys were screaming, and it was just gone in a blink
of an eye. I couldn't get any real features of it. I couldn't
tell if I had a tail or, if I had a muzzle. I
could only see the monkey that was dead. That takes me along to my
second encounter. My second encounter happened three years later. If you know where
Fort Wilderness is, the Disney campground, not a lot of people would think
that one of these things would possibly reside in there because of how populated it
is. Well, I thought that too, and I was very very wrong.
One night, I guess so happened. Wanted to go night fishing and
go spotlighting for deer, and we have our own golf cart so we didn't
have to rent anything. There's a canal that's in the very far back that
leads to a damn. If you guys have been there before or just when
exploring, you guys should know what I'm talking about. There's a little damn
at the end of the canal that leads out to the massive lake. And
I was going back there spotlighting for deer, and I just so happened to
roll past this blob with the headlights of the golf cart, and these golf
cart headlights are led and I stopped for a second because it was just a
blob that I saw, So I thought, huh, that's weird. I
put the golf cart in reverse and I put the headlights back on the blob
and I'm getting a better look at this thing, and it's just a big,
brown, hairy blob. And I'm staring at this thing. Vic.
I'm staring at it for a good maybe thirty seconds to a minute before this
thing notices me and it's eating something. Vic. There's blood. There's blood
on its shoulder and arms, and I'm looking and it turns around on all
fours away from whatever it was eating, and it looks at me and it
had the prettiest amber eyes. That's the one thing that sets this dog man
out from the other two I have seen. It had. If any of
you guys or drinkers the Corona beer, if you were to put it in
front of a sun, it was that color amber. It was so it
was such a beautiful eye color. I was mesmerized by it. And me
and this dog man are just looking at each other, staring. I locked
an eye contact, and mind you, this dog man's on the other side
of the canal, and I'm still shaking inside the golf cart, just horrified
because it felt like this thing was staring into my soul. Vic just absolutely
staring right into my soul. And as soon as I got a grip over
myself, I put my golf cart in drive and I hauled butt back into
my campsite. And mind you, my campsite is all the way on the
other side by the main lake, or not by the main lake, but
by the small lake by the water park that they have there. And so
I get back to the campsite and I go inside, lock all the doors,
and I go to bed. Next day, I go and report it
to the Disney security. Well some of the security didn't believe me, but
I was in the security post and one of them, out of the maybe
five or six, looked at me with a stern face. He said,
can you show me where this was at? And he followed me to the
to the location where I had saw this dog man. This dog man was
eating a small alligator out of the canal. That was what was left of
it. And the spot of blood that was on the ground was quite big.
It was very hard not to notice this splotch on the ground, and
apparently they had from what he told me. He said he's gotten reports about
the blood splots on the other side, saying that they should probably go check
it out or report it to the authorities. But we got there, he
saw it. He started writing stuff down on his notepad, and he said,
okay, thank you. I'm gonna go back to my post and I'm
going to make up a phone call. And I asked him, I said,
what are you going to do about this? He said, I don't
know. I have to make a phone call, but please don't go out
any later than dark from now on, well from the remainder of your stay.
And so I went back to my camper and we were staying there for
a week, but this was for This was the last three days of the
time that we were going to be there. So I went back to my
camper. My dad asked me where I was for that morning. I explained
to him. I said I saw something last night and I went and reported
the security. He said, oh, okay, that's fine. I ate
breakfast, and now it's about five o'clock five pm, and I'm going on
a joy ride. I just so happened to go through the loop and there's
black SUVs. There's guys in suits, and there's guys in tactical gear.
There's approximately three s but there's guys in tactical gear and suits. And one
of these tactical guys has this radar dish looking thing that's handheld. I couldn't
see the full picture of it, but I could see that it looked like
a small radar dish. And I stopped put my golf cart in park and
was watching them. One of the men in the suit walked over to me
and he said, you can't be here right now. This is a restricted
area. I said, I was just here last night. Why is it
restricted? He said, I can't tell you that he said, but you
need to go back to your camper or wherever your camping spot is, and
you need not to come back to this area. And so he asked a
Disney security guard or one of the security for Disney to escort me back to
my back to my camp site. And we got back. My parents had
questions for me about why I had a Disney security guard escort me back to
the camp site. And they asked the security guard, he said, why
did you ask court him back? He said, well, he was in
a place he wasn't supposed to be, and I got I got in a
little bit of trouble for that by my parents. But the next day was
the morning that we were supposed to leave, and we left and there was
police and apparently somebody had gone missing at Fort Wilderness from the camping loop.
Somebody had gone missing from the camping loop, and apparently from what they said
was the wife said that her husband had gone to the bath house and he
never came back. And that was by farst the scariest because thinking that that
dog man could have just taken me, because in all the other encounters that
I've heard of, is this thing running along the side of a vehicle at
sixty five miles an hour. My golf carts battery powered. It won't get
up to even five or six miles an hour. That thing is slow.
So to think that that dog man just let me go, it just scared
me half to death. That's the end of my second encounter. My third
encounter. If you guys remember I have a a small amount of cattle.
Well, one of my heifers had just given birth laying down, and we
didn't get to the calf in time for it to its life to be saved.
Because in order for a calf to start breathing, the mother is usually
has to stand up, and the mother gives birth to the calf standing up.
So when it hits the ground and knocks the mucus out of the lungs
of the calf, or it gets most of the mucus out of lungs of
the calf, and if that doesn't happen, the calf usually suffocates or thinks
it's still in the womb and suffocates. And so my mother had found the
calf. It was dead, and I was working late that night. So
when I got home, she told me and she said, can you please
go bury it so we don't have any coyotes or while dogs come and start
harassing the cattle if they eat the dead calf. So I say yes,
ma'am, and I get a shovel, a head lamp and a spotlight.
I go, and this is towards the back part of my twelve acres,
so I go. I'm walking. I didn't think about bringing this side by
side because it was a nice evening out. It was a full moon,
beautiful stars, there was fireflies, and that was a very rather site to
see. We don't see fireflights in our fire flies in our area a lot.
So I'm walking towards the back part of the property where my mother said
the calf was. In mind you, She told me there was a specific
spot where it was because we have a fallen tree and our halfer had given
birth to the calf right next to the fallen tree. And I have to
open the gate to get back there. So I opened the gate and I
closed it behind me. This comes in later, So I walked to go
and find where this calf is, and I'm looking around for it. I
don't see it. It's supposed to be in this one particular place and it's
not in the spot where my mother told me it was. It didn't show
any signs of it had been eaten or any of the above. It didn't
have any blood or anything. It was just the afterbirth was still there.
And that was it. And all of a sudden, I hear, I
hear my fence creek. It's it's a wire fence. It's very easy to
bend. Well, I just so happened to hear the fence creek. I
look up with the spotlight and there's this dog man that's holding this dead one
hundred and fifty pound calf. Because the calf, it didn't help. The
calf was very big for it's it was very very big. And later on
we had to put down the heiferr because she wasn't able to walk because of
the swelling, and she or he. I wasn't really focused in on the
genitalia, but I could see that this dog man was carrying this calf like
it was a purse, like a like a one one would carry a purse.
It was carrying this calf like it was a purse in one arm.
And this thing looks at me. It's still holding onto my fence and it's
looking at me, and I about crap myself, Vic, because it was
standing up. In mind you, Vick, I hadn't None of these other
ones had ever stood up on their hind legs before. So I saw it
standing up on its hind legs, and I was mortified. I felt the
blood drained from my head and face, and it lifted its hackle. It
I could see its hackles lift up like it's like it's I could see the
hair on its body lift up, and it raised its gums like it was
growling at me, but I couldn't hear a growl, like it was showing
its teeth. And as soon as I saw the teeth, I dropped my
spotlight and I ran. And at this point, Vick, I'm two hundred
and fifty pounds and six foot two, and my fence is up to my
chest, well, it's up to my shoulders at that point, but now
it's up to my chest and this dog man it's mid section about maybe where
it's belly button should be, was at the top of this fence, and
I full blown was running for my life. I wasn't thinking about whether it
was gonna chase me. I wasn't thinking about what it was gonna do to
me. I was thinking, Man, I need to get back home.
I absolutely jumped one and one go, hurdled this gate, and this gate's
five feet tall, and I absolutely hurdled this gate and one go. And
I was still moving as fast as I possibly could go back to my house.
And as soon as I got back where my house is, there's a
good section of a barn that's attached to my house that has really really big
lights under the barn, and the lights are on. And when I once
I get under the lights, I stopped and I looked behind me because I
had because this this is towards the back back corner of the property, so
I had run a good ways without looking behind me. And I don't see
this thing. This thing didn't chase me. It didn't growl at me.
And that was the thing that scared me most because I didn't see this thing
and the there was a bud. There was a whole bundle of thoughts running
through my mind. Where is this thing? Where did it come from?
Why is it here? And why didn't it chase me? And I did
the same thing that I did at for Wilderness, because I was sleeping out
a camper. My parents sleep in a house. I went in my camper
and I locked the door, locked all the doors, and so far I
have not seen this thing again on my property, but I have a feeling
it's still around, because, as you heard, my turkeys have slowly y'aw
missing. I had five at first, and they've slowly gone missing. Now
I'm down to two, and we've had repaired giantormous holes in the side of
our turkey pen, and I haven't seen anything. I had no hair ever
this thing since until earlier this morning when I was going out to my vehicle.
I have my vehicle parked next to the barn. I have the truck
running, I have the headlights on, and I have the big lights on
under the barn. And I'm walking out there with my phone flashlight on top
of everything else that's lit up, and I about step on this crow that
had had its wings ripped off and its head was missing as well. That's
the first time I've seen something like that that mingled. And I'm a chicken
farmer. I had foxes and hawks take off with the heads of our chickens
and an entire chicken. But that's the first time I've ever seen an animal
that mangled, And so I took the bird and I put it on the
other side of the fence. I got in my truck and I left.
And since this morning, I haven't done anything aside from take care of my
animals. And now I'm inside my house, but the doors locked as of
right now. And that's the end of my third encounter. And my fourth
encounter is by far my scariest one out of each over one of these.
This happened when I was seventeen. Me and my buddies, or me and
my best friend, i'll call him Seth and his buddy, his buddy Robert,
and they had been talking up this mud trail for a good while and
they finally convinced me to take my Bronco out there, my old fashioned Bronco,
and so I'm like, okay, whatever, let's go. So,
driving from where we are at, it's a good forty five minutes to an
hour drive out there, and we had left at ten o'clock. So when
we got to the location we were at, it was just about maybe a
because we had to go down we had to go down a bunch of side
roads, but we got to that road that we were supposed to take to
get to the location. And I had a spotlight. My buddy Seth had
a flash spotlight, and then his buddy Robert had a small, like little
handheld flashlight. But we had actual like spotlights. So for context, the
location, now we pull into. We pull into a small maybe fifteen to
twenty feet around dirt coul de sac. I put my vehicle in park and
we all get out of the vehicle. I locked my truck because my friends
have gone out there before and they've had somebody opened their door and steal stuff
out of their truck. So I locked my bronco and I and we I'll
start walking on this trail. Minds you make there's animals in the night everywhere.
You can hear the birds, the owl well, you can hear the
birds, the bugs, the crickets, even the night mammals. We had
been going for a good fifteen to twenty minutes. We had passed a good
amount of like nasty mud clay, and we hear this roar from about one
hundred to one hundred and fifty yards off into this thick thick woods, like
you could have somebody run out in front of you. You could probably see
them for about maybe fifteen feet and then they just disappear into the foliage.
So it was thick. So we hear this role and it shook my chest.
When I heard this thing, it I felt my heart vibrate with the
roar. I stopped everybody and we all looked at each other. Each one
of our faces were devoid of blood. We had lost every bit of color
in our faces, every bit. And my briety idea was to turn off
all the lights and use our phone flashlights at the smallest setting and try to
walk back as quietly as possible. We didn't try to run or anything because
we were because as lattos we were being, this thing had to have known
we were there easily because we were being out, laughing, cracking jokes and
doing everything that all seventeen year olds would do if we were out just hanging
out in the woods, just being extremely loud. So we start creeping back.
It's we're walking as quietly as possible with our phone flashlights, and five
minutes had gone by of just pure silence, nothing, and all of a
sudden we hear just crashing just sounds like a freaking bull elephant. It just
coming through these trees and foliage, and so we hear this, and we
full sprint back to this vehicle. And it was a twenty five minute walk
to where we were standing at currently, and we made it back to the
vehicle and fifteen minutes, fifteen to ten minutes with our full sprint. I
get back to the vehicle. I unlocked the door on my friend's side,
and my buddy he well, my buddy Robert presses on lock button and on
his door for me. And while he does this, he presses the button
and my buddy Seth full throws him, takes his leg and folds him into
the back seat, and he hops and locks his door. I finally get
in. I cranked my I cranked this sucker up, and I turn on
the headlights and the woodline is about five to seven feet away from the front
of my hood of my vehicle, and the dog man's right there on all
fours, snapping at us, and it's got foam in its mouth, it's
growling, it's being nasty, and on all fours. It was about four
to four and a half feet tall, pure black, just jet black thick,
and it had red eyes, blood red eyes. And this thing's just
snapping out, us growling, and my friends start screaming. And I did
not know this until a little bit later, but Robert had full on passed
out. He passed out from shock. He was just gone in the backseat.
So I full blown throwing my truck in reverse, and I reverse it
until I hit asphalt. I hit asphalt, and I immediately as soon as
my front tires hit asphalt, I threw my vehicle and drive and I started
accelerating. My Bronco tops out at give or take eighty five to ninety miles
an hour. And we're we're steadily increasing in speed, and I just so
happened to look behind us, and this dog man is chasing us. And
right now we're going about thirty five miles an hour, and this dog man
is gaining on us, and it's still gaining on us when I'm increasing in
speed. And this asphalt road that we took is a good If I'm driving
the actual speed limit sign that it's asking me to drive, which is twenty
five miles an hour, it would have taken us about thirty minutes to get
back to that back to that thing, back to the little cul de sac,
and my Bronco hit sixty five miles an hour, and I look in
front of me, and then I looked back and I watched this dog man
switch to bipedal running. And let me tell you this, VIC, I
just wanted to die right then and there, because I thought, oh my
god, this thing has us, because it was about it was just about
five feet away from the tailgate of the of my vehicle, and I'm like,
oh my god, this thing could jump on the back of the vehicle
and get us. And I hit seventy miles an hour at that point,
and it doesn't take very long. I see it switch, and I look
back in front of it and make sure I'm not going to hit anything again.
And I looked behind me and it's gone in the woodlines from the side
of the road, from the side of the asphalt road, it's maybe ten
feet away gave or take twelve. And my friend is absolutely streaming at the
top of his lungs with his finger pointed past my face out my driver's side
window, and I look where he's pointing, and this dog man, this
dog man is full blown running over these trees, just plowing through him keeping
up with us. And some of these trees that he was running over or
a foot and a half in width. And from what I've heard in some
of these episodes, these dog men are by far strong enough to do this.
And I see this dog man full blown running through these trees. It's
not even phasing it. It's looking at me this entire time while I'm driving,
and all I can see that I can see the silhouette and the eyes.
The eyes are just trained on me the entire time, and I full
run. I blow through this stop sign at the end of the road.
Thank the Lord, there is nobody coming, because if there was somebody coming,
people would have died that night. It would have been really bad.
I blow through this stop sign, and I'm at my max speed eighty five
miles an hour, and I just so happened to look behind me, and
this dog man is standing next to the stop sign. My Broncos seven feet
tall, and this stop sign was taller than my Bronco. I looked and
the rear view mirror of my Bronco and this thing had a full head and
a half above this stop sign, and that as soon as I saw that
it was leaning up against it. I had its hand on the stop sign,
leaning up against it. And as soon as I saw that I still
have I I go out there everyone the while. But I went back there
after about maybe three four days of waiting, and me and my buddies,
well not my buddies, but a whole new set of buddies. After I
told them about this, they didn't believe me. So I brought them out
there and we started looking, measuring and looking at all these trees. This
thing bowed down and the biggest thing, the biggest tree that we could see,
that was just ran over, broken off at the base was a foot
and a half to the exact measurement, a foot and a half to the
exact measurement, and there was just pieces of shattered wood, bark and everything
all over from these trees just being ran over. And we I tried looking
for foot Prince Bac, I tried. I could not find a single footprint
from this dog man. I couldn't. And if I were to try to
give you a height on this dog man, I'd say it had to be
at least ten and a half feet tall. Because the stop sign was I'm
gonna say I believe the stop sign because the stop sign is no longer there.
It's not there. The stop sign is about or was about ain't a
half eat tall, and this thing was just absolutely leaning on it and it
was just dwarfing the stop sign. And I never found any footprints from this
thing. And I have not seen anything of this dog man since my buddies
have been out there. A different group of buddies I've been out there,
and they said they got chased by something else. They said they was they
were chased by something I looked like the rake. But I fully believe them.
But they just were horrified when they told me this. But I told
them about my sighting, and they were just about as scared as the point.
When I first saw that thing running after us on two legs, I
was just mortified. And through all these encounters that I've had, that one
was by far the one that if I could have gone to the bathroom on
the pants, I would have gone to the bathroom in my pants. It
was the worst one out of all four. And this dog man, it
it was, it had the It had dog legs, like, uh,
what do you call those legs? Vic digit agreed, Yeah, those he
had those. He had the jitter grade legs for when he was running.
I noticed that and his arms they looked too long to even be on his
body, but they were down past his waist, like a good length past
his waist, and it looked wonky as absolutely crap, running just Walky's head
and it's swinging these it's arms like they're fence posts, like really really thick
fence posts it's swinging on while it's running while it ran, and it was
just very very weird. And the other part about that caught me off was
with how long the arms were and how offset the legs were to the arms,
how smoothly it was running on two legs. That was the one thing
that going back on it now to recall this, that was the one thing
that surprised me was how smoothly this thing was moving on two legs and how
fast it was moving. And its ears were on top of its head,
like towards the top of it of its head and its teeth. We're kind
of like a wild boars where the two top ones are going protruding out of
the mouth past the bottom ones and the two bottom things are going upwards on
the outside of the mouth as well. And so far I only go out
there in big groups, but I always make sure, at least one of
us has a firearm, and it's usually me. But that's the end of
my fourth encounter. It's hard to wrap your mind around how even a big
dog me like that one could knock over trees with eighteen inch trunks. But
are you aware of the fact that eyewitnesses a reported seeing sasquatch but chauffeur trees
a lot bigger than that. Even absolutely, Vic, I fully believe it.
I don't know they do it, but the strength they must have,
the strength they must have is insane. Well, i'd say so. Well,
Dylan, we're about at the hour mark, and I've got tons of
questions for you. Would you be willing to come back for a part two
so I could ask them? Absolutely, Vic, I'd love to come back
on for a part two. Well, if you're sure you're ready to come
back from part two, then I might say we're all set for that.
Then. Now that we have that taken care of, I just want to
thank you so much for coming on and sharing these experiences with us. I
really appreciate it. All right, thanks again so much, and have a
great night.