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Speaker 2: with the show, all right, Big for Society've got the
Speaker 2: privilege of talking to Randy Gentleman who contacted me from
Speaker 2: Upper Minnesota, and he's been having some interesting things happening
Speaker 2: at his property. I'm just gonna let him first, maybe
Speaker 2: introduce a little bit about what the listeners should know
Speaker 2: about you, Randy, and then we'll get right into it.
Speaker 3: Sure I live, let me see here, sixty miles south Canada,
Speaker 3: in northern Minnesota. I don't live in town, back in
Speaker 3: the woods. I'm a musician. I played all I've never
Speaker 3: had a day job. I've always been in a band,
Speaker 3: not a band. I have a peone company, and I
Speaker 3: provide productions for big Act, little Axe whatever. In fact,
Speaker 3: I used to do all the stuff in Tamla, Iowa,
Speaker 3: Metsquaukee Casino there, all their national acts. That's a long
Speaker 3: time ago. But anyways, this all first started, I had
Speaker 3: never believed in Bigfoot, but I did not believe in
Speaker 3: it either way. I never gave it a thought, never
Speaker 3: crossed my mind about it. And I've been hunting in
Speaker 3: the woods since twelve years old and I'm sixty four.
Speaker 3: And after deer huntings over the next day, I'll walk
Speaker 3: back in the woods and see where the deer go
Speaker 3: during pressure. And there's only two people that hunt the
Speaker 3: state land behind me beside myself, and then we live
Speaker 3: also on our own forty acres of wooded land. So
Speaker 3: when I get the next morning, I'm back there walking
Speaker 3: in the woods. There's some snow on the ground, and
Speaker 3: I come across a three deer in their bed. Something
Speaker 3: killed three deer in their bed overnight, and there was
Speaker 3: nothing but hair. Just there wasn't a spine of bone
Speaker 3: and riped cage of three deer. Now I know what
Speaker 3: wolves do, what cougars do to a deer. They can
Speaker 3: make a mess of it. Yeah, they do eat the
Speaker 3: bones and all that kind of seven shoe on them.
Speaker 3: But there was not one bone and the hide. There
Speaker 3: wasn't even a hide. It looked like the hair had
Speaker 3: been plucked out. Now, what kills three deer in their
Speaker 3: bed and doesn't leave a track? There wasn't any tracks.
Speaker 3: Nothing just said deer. There wasn't a drag mark or nothing.
Speaker 3: So right away though in my mind I'm thinking, oh
Speaker 3: my god, a pack of wolves back here. That's what
Speaker 3: I thought, you know. And I don't even got a
Speaker 3: gun or nothing with me. So I go back home,
Speaker 3: you know, nothing besides that. For about two or three weeks,
Speaker 3: we're still at home. We haven't gone on the road yet.
Speaker 3: In the band, I was telling my wife, you know what,
Speaker 3: in our forty acres, in our deer food plot back there,
Speaker 3: there's not a track in the woods. There's not a
Speaker 3: track on the state land. To me, that was really weird,
Speaker 3: like really weird. So we go home, I mean, we
Speaker 3: go on the road and we play a lot in Wyoming, Arizona,
Speaker 3: Nevada and all that. We come back and it's going
Speaker 3: to be forty below that night, and the snow was
Speaker 3: way past my knees in the woods. And I like
Speaker 3: walking woods all the time, So I took the snow
Speaker 3: bill and rode it around all the trails back there,
Speaker 3: the whole logging trails, because I knew it would freeze
Speaker 3: that night and I could walk them the next day,
Speaker 3: so I did. I walked to the next day and
Speaker 3: I'm coming around a corner and one of the old
Speaker 3: trails getting back close to the house, and I come
Speaker 3: across these tracks, and I'm looking at them, and I
Speaker 3: kind of laughed myself, and what is this? They're in line.
Speaker 3: They are eighteen inches long. They are six foot between
Speaker 3: each step in line, and I kind of laughed myself.
Speaker 3: Is this a sasquatch or bigfoot? You know, I'm kind
Speaker 3: of making a laugh about it. They stepped across the
Speaker 3: river and I'm trying to follow them, but every step
Speaker 3: was past my need. And then the snow I just
Speaker 3: couldn't follow them anymore. And they were coming out of
Speaker 3: a theater swamp and all of a sudden, they just stop.
Speaker 3: There's no more tracks. They just disappeared. They didn't jump
Speaker 3: no tree, there was no trees around. It was in
Speaker 3: the swamp, there was nothing. And so I took pictures
Speaker 3: of them and I sent them to Have you ever
Speaker 3: heard of the SRA of Minnesota Sasquatch Research Association of.
Speaker 2: Minnesota, I believe so, yes, yeah, Well.
Speaker 3: It's two guys that used to be with the DFRO
Speaker 3: and they broke up and started their own thing. Well, anyways,
Speaker 3: I sent my pictures to the head of the guy
Speaker 3: head of the thing called Jim Hebb oh Man. He
Speaker 3: got back to the same day as Randy got a squatch.
Speaker 3: That's all this all started. And he told me what
Speaker 3: to look for and all that. Since then, they've been
Speaker 3: seeing twenty six times on my behind my house here
Speaker 3: by other researchers that I've let here. I've had I
Speaker 3: call them double class A sidings, not class as sidings.
Speaker 3: In the daytime, in the open, we look at each other.
Speaker 3: I'm close to them. That's what my site is. I'll
Speaker 3: tell you about some of my sightings. I'm going to
Speaker 3: tell you one thing, I know a lot about sad squatch.
Speaker 3: But then the other hand, I don't know nothing. I
Speaker 3: can tell you this. So they are not a big
Speaker 3: epeiing behind a tree in the woods. There are people,
Speaker 3: but they can do way more than we can imagine.
Speaker 3: I've seen them come out of portals. I've seen them
Speaker 3: disappear in front of my eyes. I've heard him do
Speaker 3: the Sierra of Sounds. They've said my name, they hit
Speaker 3: my house all the time they give me. I'm just
Speaker 3: giving you a rundown. Then I'll go back to the
Speaker 3: stories they give me. I've got over forty deer skulls
Speaker 3: that they've given to me. And I know this sounds crazy,
Speaker 3: crazy to me too, But it's real. There'll be a
Speaker 3: deer skull eight point bucks deer skull on my deer
Speaker 3: stand back in the woods. Well, there's no trespassures. We
Speaker 3: don't have trespassers here. I don't even talk to the
Speaker 3: neighbors about this stuff. The only other people that hunt
Speaker 3: back on that state land is two guys, and they
Speaker 3: got their stand on the fence line. They don't even
Speaker 3: go in the woods, and I don't even talk to
Speaker 3: them about it. Well, there will be times I'll be
Speaker 3: walking back on a deer trail back in the woods. There,
Speaker 3: I'll come back and there's a deer skull laying there
Speaker 3: right where I just walked. Well, deer skulls and they
Speaker 3: don't walk walk by themselves. And here's the thing about
Speaker 3: all these deer skulls. When a buck drops his horns,
Speaker 3: squirrels and forty pines and whatever chew on them because
Speaker 3: it's protein for them to eat them of the true
Speaker 3: mark thumb. None of these skulls have a chee mark
Speaker 3: on them. The horns are in perfect condition. They give
Speaker 3: me why sticks. Sometimes there'll be a why stick right
Speaker 3: on my steps on my deck of my house. Here
Speaker 3: asked for them to do certain things for me, little
Speaker 3: simple things. The next day I go back there and
Speaker 3: they've done what I've asked for. It's the craziest thing. Okay,
Speaker 3: I'll tell you about some of my double class as sidings.
Speaker 3: A couple of years ago, I'm taking my pickup and
Speaker 3: I got to go to Minneapolis playing this band. I
Speaker 3: didn't want to drive down my driveway, muddy old driveway,
Speaker 3: so I went down. We live right by a power line,
Speaker 3: to a powerlane corridor, and I said, I'll just drive
Speaker 3: down there, because on a forty acres, a square forty
Speaker 3: acres is a quarter mile by quarter mile, you know,
Speaker 3: square forty Eh, it's a quarter mile by quarter mile,
Speaker 3: like quarter a mile a quarter mile. So I get
Speaker 3: almost down to the end of the quarter mile and
Speaker 3: there's approach here I can go out to the highway
Speaker 3: and I'm looking down to the next forty acres, which
Speaker 3: is my daughter's daughter's father in law, and I see
Speaker 3: something really wide and auburn reddish colored, and it's looking
Speaker 3: out a place to me, and it's still in the open,
Speaker 3: but it's behind them, a little small sapling. It's kneeling down,
Speaker 3: and you know, I'm looking at what that's weird looking.
Speaker 3: I say to my so, what is that? And I
Speaker 3: get out of the pickup and I start walking towards it,
Speaker 3: and I get closer. I get like seventy five yards
Speaker 3: from it, and then I get like fifty yards from me.
Speaker 3: Guess what it stands up? I said, Oh my god,
Speaker 3: that was my first double class. They sided. Oh my god,
Speaker 3: that's a sasquatch, and there's a red one. And after
Speaker 3: it's all, I'm in a back up for a second.
Speaker 3: After it was all said and done, I one got
Speaker 3: a tape measure and measured the small, little small stapley.
Speaker 3: I mean it's like a half inch around, a little
Speaker 3: little thing it would stand behind that. I pulled it
Speaker 3: down and measure that was eight feet tall. This thing
Speaker 3: was a ninth feet all. It was a foot taller
Speaker 3: than that. So we look at each other and I
Speaker 3: keep walking towards it. I am not even scared for
Speaker 3: I'm not scared. For some reason, I looked down on
Speaker 3: my shoe would look up. I don't know why I
Speaker 3: did that. I look up and it's gone just like that.
Speaker 3: So I don't know what it did there, but it
Speaker 3: walked off or what it did, because I didn't see that,
Speaker 3: but it had been kneeling down with its hand and
Speaker 3: and I can, like if you make a fist and
Speaker 3: the sum out and the wrist back, and I we
Speaker 3: met a cast of that. I got a cast of that.
Speaker 3: And first I thought there was like a toes and
Speaker 3: like a dew cloth thing, but it's not. It's knuckles
Speaker 3: and a thumb and a wrist. It's sixteen inches long.
Speaker 3: So I got that. Then another time, my wife's got
Speaker 3: to go up to another town to help her daughter
Speaker 3: pain pain in a room, and she tells me, don't
Speaker 3: take those grandkids. Dashed one the eleven, other one is five.
Speaker 3: Don't take those out of the woods, because I'm in
Speaker 3: the woods every day. I said, oh no, don't worry
Speaker 3: about that. I won't do that. But after about an hour,
Speaker 3: I get bored and I tell the girls, let's walk
Speaker 3: down the power line. And I start walking out of
Speaker 3: the house and I forget my phone. I said, I
Speaker 3: don't need my phone. I'm telling the girl, I don't
Speaker 3: need my phone. We're just walking on the power line.
Speaker 3: We get halfway down the quarter mile. Now on our
Speaker 3: power line poles ten feet up, there's a black plastic wrap.
Speaker 3: So that porccupyings, raccoons, squirrels, whatever can't crawl past that
Speaker 3: hew on the wires. I'm seeing something four feet from
Speaker 3: one of these power line poles on the next forty acres.
Speaker 3: It's massive, it's even with that black pass grab. It's
Speaker 3: a ten footer. I get one hundred and fifty yards
Speaker 3: from it, and it's a sasquatch. It's a black one
Speaker 3: and it's looking at me. I'm looking at that. I
Speaker 3: get a little close to it, and I turn around
Speaker 3: and say, girls, get up to me right now. And
Speaker 3: I turned back and it was gone. I didn't realize
Speaker 3: Bristol was looking at it too, and she said, Grandpa,
Speaker 3: I just seen a tall, hairy, black giant walk in
Speaker 3: the woods. So I didn't see that walking. But I
Speaker 3: asked her. I never talked to the kids about sasquatch
Speaker 3: and stuff. I asked, well, how did it walk? And
Speaker 3: she walked just like the Patterson Gilm film thing with
Speaker 3: an arm swinging back and forth when a bear stand up.
Speaker 3: When a bear stands up, it's paws or up. They're
Speaker 3: not hanging down past its knees. And that's what this
Speaker 3: was doing. Another time that December, I'm walking on that
Speaker 3: power line too to go to my gifting area, and
Speaker 3: I get really close and there's that same one or
Speaker 3: another one, but it looked like the same one standing
Speaker 3: exists the same spot by the power line pole. This time,
Speaker 3: I'm not taking my eyes off of it, and I
Speaker 3: get my phone out of my pocket and I'm trying
Speaker 3: to get it going the videotape as I'm walking, and
Speaker 3: I do get it videotaping, but all I got was
Speaker 3: the grass. I get about seventy five yards from it,
Speaker 3: and guess what it does. It disappears in front of
Speaker 3: my eyes, poop gone. It did not walk off. I
Speaker 3: never took my ass off of it. It disappeared just
Speaker 3: like that. Now, I've had some of the SRA guys
Speaker 3: here quite a few times. And that's the guys that
Speaker 3: have seen him here. There's a guy from Uji, the Midgium, Minnesota,
Speaker 3: so there I kind of give my I'm north of
Speaker 3: the Midgie. He has seen him here. But anyways, I
Speaker 3: got a jewelt hand. They like venison, and I like
Speaker 3: venison a lot. Sometimes they'll kill, like I said, three deer.
Speaker 3: Sometimes a cheap wolf is so much deer here, and
Speaker 3: I got a lot of pictures of all that kind
Speaker 3: of stuff. And that is not wolves and cougars or
Speaker 3: kyow is doing that because it'll happen overnight. That don't
Speaker 3: happen overnight with a wolf, especially in the wintertime, because
Speaker 3: in the wintertime, you know, the deer body freezes. It
Speaker 3: ain't gonna get raw na. But anyways, I had a
Speaker 3: juvenile hand. I put some venison out there and on
Speaker 3: the state land I do. I will put a camera
Speaker 3: out there once in a while. Cameras don't work. Trail
Speaker 3: cameras do not work. They will drain the batteries dry
Speaker 3: and they'll wipe the SD card queen. But anyways, I
Speaker 3: put a trail camera out there, and I put some
Speaker 3: venison down in apples, and I got a picture of
Speaker 3: a juvenile hand. You can see the fingernails, the fingers.
Speaker 3: That looks like a monkey hand. It's a total hand.
Speaker 3: But anyways, Doug Hicheck, which were real good friend friends,
Speaker 3: and I'll talk to you about him a little bit.
Speaker 3: He said, Randy, go back there and try to recreate
Speaker 3: that hand. But we can get dimensions and all that. Well,
Speaker 3: I had left my camera there and never had moved.
Speaker 3: I went back there and I had on my wife's son, Tanner,
Speaker 3: he's at that time he was twenty nine, and Brian Glenn,
Speaker 3: an older guy from Meiji. Tanner's got a beard, kind
Speaker 3: of reddish. Brian Glenn's got white hair and he's bald.
Speaker 3: And I told those two do not go in front
Speaker 3: of the camera at all while I'm trying to recreate this,
Speaker 3: so they're there behind the tree and stuff. But I
Speaker 3: did it wrong. I was laying it in front of
Speaker 3: the camera, trying to get my hand above my head,
Speaker 3: trying to make it like that. I should have been
Speaker 3: behind the tree. But anyways, I had brought a computer
Speaker 3: out there with me and i'd let it take a
Speaker 3: couple of pictures of me. I'd take the SD card off,
Speaker 3: put in the computer up. I got that wrong, that's
Speaker 3: all wrong. And the third time I'm doing it, I
Speaker 3: put the SD card back in the camera, getting ready
Speaker 3: to let it take picture. All of a sudden, Brian Glenn,
Speaker 3: he's had this before, the infrasound thing. Oh okay, I
Speaker 3: got real sick and really weird feeling. Of course, me
Speaker 3: and Tanner, I don't feel nothing, so nothing I can
Speaker 3: do about it at the time, So I take the
Speaker 3: SD card out of the camera, put it in the computer,
Speaker 3: and guess whether there's a fasquatch standing by us, Because
Speaker 3: see half the body and that is what it is.
Speaker 3: The camera picked it up from the side view. Our
Speaker 3: eyeballs did not see it. But here's the thing. If
Speaker 3: we would have been a bear, we would have seen
Speaker 3: a bear with our eyes. And a bear is not
Speaker 3: going to come stand I'll foot away from me and
Speaker 3: stand there while I'm messing around with the camera. It
Speaker 3: was a sasquatch. Now they listen to me. I'll ask
Speaker 3: them to do certain things, and this is the crazy stuff.
Speaker 3: I'll ask them to do certain things and they do it.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you a few of them. Last year, I
Speaker 3: brought some venison out to the state land. There's a
Speaker 3: huge tepe out there, and it's not wind blowing. There's
Speaker 3: no roogbase there in the big sticks and trees that
Speaker 3: have been placed in there. In fact, this year they've
Speaker 3: added to it again. But anyways, I put some venison
Speaker 3: down on the ground. It was kind of freezing. Burn
Speaker 3: hammerger and some steak. I put some apples and some
Speaker 3: bushes and a couple of yards of peanut butter. I
Speaker 3: brought one camera facing that stuff. I brought another camera
Speaker 3: on the other side, facing that camera. Each camera's facing
Speaker 3: each other, each camera's facing the food. I said, whether
Speaker 3: the female or male, I always say you guys. I said, okay,
Speaker 3: you guys. Here's what I want you to do. You
Speaker 3: take this first cam. I want you to make it
Speaker 3: not work, never work again. It will never work again.
Speaker 3: I said that, And I want you to twist it
Speaker 3: on the next camera. I want to picture me when
Speaker 3: I've set it up. I want pictures of deer bear
Speaker 3: and ravens flying through here. Then I said, do your magic,
Speaker 3: take all the stuff, and I do not want any
Speaker 3: pictures of you doing it. And then when I come
Speaker 3: back to get the camera, I want to picture me
Speaker 3: on the camera. So I waited a couple days. I
Speaker 3: go back there. Guess what the first camera is twisted.
Speaker 3: And when I get home with the ft cards and stuff,
Speaker 3: you know that camera does not work Today.
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Speaker 3: It doesn't work. The batters were not drained dry, batters
Speaker 3: were still good, but do't take picture anymore. The second
Speaker 3: camera did exactly what I asked for. I got pictures
Speaker 3: of deer bear, and ravens slanders through there. Then there's
Speaker 3: no picture of what took the food because when the deer,
Speaker 3: bear and ravens went through, there's the foods all there.
Speaker 3: There's no picture what took the stuff. And then there's
Speaker 3: a picture of me when I go pick the cameras up.
Speaker 3: That is exactly what I asked for. And there's no
Speaker 3: way that some ten foot fast squatch when there's no
Speaker 3: leaves in the trees, hide me hind a popple tree
Speaker 3: and I don't see them. It's not possible. So that's
Speaker 3: what I'm saying. Yes, they are flesh and blood. When
Speaker 3: they're on the earth, I call it earthy plane or
Speaker 3: whatever dimension whatever, because they leave tracks. I got cast
Speaker 3: in the tracks. I got lots of hair that Doug
Speaker 3: Highcheck has got. Some of the hair is red along whispy.
Speaker 3: I'm getting them out of the power line poles. I'm
Speaker 3: thinking that I don't usually give opinion because opinions are guessing,
Speaker 3: but I think they rubbing her back on scratching her back.
Speaker 3: The hair will be way high up or in the
Speaker 3: middle of the pole, and it's red and you can
Speaker 3: see through it, and it's some of them in it's
Speaker 3: ten ten to twelve inches long. And I got a
Speaker 3: bear rug on my wall, and then there's no ten
Speaker 3: to twelve inch hair on that bear rug. So they
Speaker 3: listen to me. Here's the other thing is they'll do.
Speaker 3: I will like in my gifting area. This year, I've
Speaker 3: gone through two hundred and seventy yards of peanut butter
Speaker 3: and twenty some bags of apples. I got four nails
Speaker 3: in an oak tree, and I got two nails together,
Speaker 3: and I'll go out there and lean a peanut butter
Speaker 3: jar on it. I'll take the paper off, put the
Speaker 3: lid back on, and put the peanut butter jar on
Speaker 3: there now. And yeah, have I had bears come there before?
Speaker 3: Of course I have bears get it and they take
Speaker 3: the jar and it's all bit up and all tore apart.
Speaker 3: That capas all bit up. When a sasquatch gets it,
Speaker 3: they'll take the lid off. And if the lid is red, yellow, brown, blue,
Speaker 3: whatever colored lid is, they're in color order by the tree.
Speaker 3: I got so many lids down there by that tree,
Speaker 3: and I don't it's not me that putting them there.
Speaker 3: And like I said, we don't have trespassers nobody even
Speaker 3: knows who my gifting area is. My wife's never even
Speaker 3: been back to it. And the jar will look like
Speaker 3: it's gone through a dishwasher. It is perfectly clean, and
Speaker 3: I don't there will be a opinion. Now, I don't
Speaker 3: believe that they're setting their licking the jar. I don't
Speaker 3: know how they're getting so clean. And sometimes the jar
Speaker 3: will be upside down in a bush and then they're
Speaker 3: still back there there. I got jars upside down and
Speaker 3: bushes there that they have done that. But anyways, I'll
Speaker 3: ask for hey, can you take some small saplings, popple
Speaker 3: saplings and bend them over the trail? Or I got
Speaker 3: to walk into my gifting area. And that happened just
Speaker 3: the other day. I said that. The next day I go,
Speaker 3: there's two small popple saplins bent over my trail where
Speaker 3: I can't even walk through there. I just leave them
Speaker 3: that way, I walk around it. Now they did this again.
Speaker 3: Now I didn't specifically say this, and I got pictures
Speaker 3: of this too. I asked them to bend some saplanes
Speaker 3: across the trail where I would ride my four wheeler.
Speaker 3: And the next day, this is last week. Now, the
Speaker 3: next day I go back there, gets what they did.
Speaker 3: They got one going east, one going west, one going east,
Speaker 3: one going west, and they put two big sticks in
Speaker 3: a pine tree in an X. No, there was no
Speaker 3: storm at all. And that's too much of a coincidence
Speaker 3: to have a popple sapling going east, one going away
Speaker 3: either right together about a foot apart from each other.
Speaker 3: And they're symmetrical east west east west. Now I'm asking
Speaker 3: for that stuff. The other day I asked for a
Speaker 3: why stick. I said, can you give me a why stick?
Speaker 3: I haven't had one for a while. And back and
Speaker 3: the end of the forty acres, there's a little firing
Speaker 3: where I can set and build a little fire and
Speaker 3: have some research that they would me. And there's a
Speaker 3: wooden spool there. Well there it was a perfect whitstick
Speaker 3: on my wooden spool. Well, that white stick didn't blow
Speaker 3: up the ground and blow up there because we're in
Speaker 3: a deearfood pluck. There's not even no trees there. See
Speaker 3: what I'm getting at.
Speaker 2: Nope, there absolutely.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, okay, Doug hi trek calls my place the
Speaker 3: skin Walker Ranch of the North. Now, a couple of
Speaker 3: years ago, I don't do trail cameras anymore. I don't
Speaker 3: do them on this forty acres anyway. I will do
Speaker 3: them back in the state land once in a while.
Speaker 3: But anyways, Doug said, Randy, put a camera back out
Speaker 3: there again. Put a camera out there and say this,
Speaker 3: can we get a picture of you and we won't
Speaker 3: share it with nobody. It'll just be for me. I said,
Speaker 3: it'll be for me, It'll be for Doug. But then
Speaker 3: I said, if you don't want a trail camera every
Speaker 3: on the property, you've got to give me a sign
Speaker 3: you don't want them here. So I said that I'll
Speaker 3: go back the next day. Guess what, there's a fifteen
Speaker 3: foot wid stick on my camera blocking my camera. Well
Speaker 3: that's no coincidence. And it wasn't from the tree that
Speaker 3: I had my camera on. It was brought there. So
Speaker 3: that's why I don't do trail cam. I won't any
Speaker 3: of my do trail cameras here. And I don't just
Speaker 3: let anybody come here. You know. I don't want to
Speaker 3: root what I got going on because I like it.
Speaker 3: I'm not scared of them. Now. I'll tell you some
Speaker 3: weird stuff. They've been in my house before, and if
Speaker 3: it isn't them. It's something to do with something. Two
Speaker 3: years ago, I'm at a rodeo my one granddaughter. She
Speaker 3: made seventh in the world and caf open and stuff.
Speaker 3: She's real good in the rodeo and the high school
Speaker 3: rode you in there. And I was at the one
Speaker 3: in Bimigi there watching her. And it rained all day
Speaker 3: that day. So my daughter Rachel asked me, hey, can
Speaker 3: we keep your pick up here and you take the
Speaker 3: one ton truck and the big trailer and go home
Speaker 3: with him, come back in the morning with twenty five
Speaker 3: bills of Hey, that's not wet. I said, yes, I
Speaker 3: can do that. So well, I get home about ten o'clock.
Speaker 3: I got the two kids with me, and the house
Speaker 3: is locked, and I said, oh my god, I only
Speaker 3: got one house key. It's on my pickup keys. And
Speaker 3: Rachel's got my pickup and I got her pickup, So
Speaker 3: how am I going to get in? So I found
Speaker 3: a pride bar and I kind of gym in the
Speaker 3: door open and I got it open. I come in,
Speaker 3: turn the lights on. I have this laptop computer I
Speaker 3: had just bought it in Bmigi. I set it down
Speaker 3: on the table before I turned the lights on. My
Speaker 3: hands get sticky, said, what the heck, turn the lights on.
Speaker 3: Something or one of them things came in the house,
Speaker 3: took ice cream pout of the freezer, opened it up,
Speaker 3: and it melted over the table. But the stick was
Speaker 3: not in the ice cream bar. It was on the
Speaker 3: other side of the table. Now, if I would have
Speaker 3: took an ice cream bar up before I left that
Speaker 3: morning and left it at the table and open it up,
Speaker 3: I wouldn't have done that. And if I would open
Speaker 3: it up, the stick would have still been frozen. An
Speaker 3: ice cream bar, not on the other side of the table.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying. That was really weird. And
Speaker 3: so as I put the kids, they go to bed.
Speaker 3: I go into my bedroom. There's no way home. I
Speaker 3: get ready to go in the bed and something had
Speaker 3: pissed in my bed all the way. It was so
Speaker 3: sour and so bad that I couldn't even sleep in
Speaker 3: the bed. I'd take all the stuff up, all the
Speaker 3: way down to the box spring. I slept on the couch.
Speaker 3: About a week later, nobody's home. We got a golden
Speaker 3: retriever and in our bedroom door, I always lock it
Speaker 3: because it's so much weird stuff going on around here.
Speaker 3: I was just locking, and it's got these little French
Speaker 3: glass doors all the way up and so and I
Speaker 3: took my clothes and put it on the hamper. It's
Speaker 3: about three four feet up hamper. I lay them on
Speaker 3: top of that. I go to bed about four in
Speaker 3: the morning. The dog is crawling and look out the window.
Speaker 3: Deep grawl and really really terrible. I get woke up
Speaker 3: and my door handles turning back and forth, quick quick click.
Speaker 3: I can hear it turning back and forth, but I
Speaker 3: can't move. It's like I'm frozen, and I'm thus eventually
Speaker 3: fell asleep. I get up the next morning and go
Speaker 3: grab my clothes up the hamper. They're all pissed on again,
Speaker 3: the same sour if you smell, so I don't know
Speaker 3: what's going on there. There's another one. Jim Hebb told me, Randy,
Speaker 3: you got to stop carrying a rifle and you go
Speaker 3: out in the woods. You got to stop doing it.
Speaker 3: And if you stop doing the rifle thing, you'll get
Speaker 3: a lot more activity. So I did that, even though
Speaker 3: I felt really uncomfortable. I stopped carrying a rifle. He said,
Speaker 3: take a goat brow camera and wear it backwards. I said,
Speaker 3: I don't have one. So take your phone and every
Speaker 3: once in a while you're walking in the woods, take
Speaker 3: a picture, and you got to announce yourself. I said,
Speaker 3: I got announce myself. He said, yeah. If I walked
Speaker 3: in your house and you were sitting on your couch,
Speaker 3: you runner who's coming in my house. It's the same thing.
Speaker 3: It's their house. So I'm walking back in the woods.
Speaker 3: I feel stupid as heck. You walk into the trees
Speaker 3: in the woods, but I'm doing it. And I'm across
Speaker 3: the river in this theater swamp area, really sick back
Speaker 3: in there, and I'm doing that. I'm saying like, hey,
Speaker 3: this is Randy. I'm just looking at your stuff there,
Speaker 3: and I'm harmless. You can trust me. I'm just saying
Speaker 3: ramble on, saying stuff like that. I said a lot
Speaker 3: that day. I'm back there about four hours walking. I
Speaker 3: come back, I'm sending my couch looking at my pictures.
Speaker 3: All of a sudden, oh my god, I got three
Speaker 3: sasquatches on my phone. I'm really excited about it. All
Speaker 3: of a sudden, something hits the side of the house.
Speaker 3: It like shook the house. It really startled me. I
Speaker 3: get up. Ohle's somebody at the door. And I get
Speaker 3: to start walking to the door and in a female
Speaker 3: female voice, I hear Randy. Just like that. I say
Speaker 3: to myself, well, there's somebody out there. I go out there.
Speaker 3: There's nobody there. I'm looking around. There's nobody there. But
Speaker 3: I looked in the side of the house where it
Speaker 3: was it and there's a white fingerstreaks, white oily finger
Speaker 3: streaks on the side of my house where they slapped it.
Speaker 3: Now they've done that lots of time, simps. Then now,
Speaker 3: just last week, we got a camper, this little camper.
Speaker 3: It's an older little camper and I use it when
Speaker 3: I'm doing a concert and it's an outside deal. And
Speaker 3: I set up the day before. I want to be
Speaker 3: able to stay by the stage and not leave go
Speaker 3: to hotel room because all my equipment is there. I
Speaker 3: need to be by it case of storm, whatever, you know.
Speaker 3: And so Terry's daughter and the two grandkids were going
Speaker 3: to stay in it for fun. But I had the
Speaker 3: door parked up by the woods line. They didn't want
Speaker 3: it there. They wanted it down by our garage. So
Speaker 3: I got it all moved and I told my wife Terry, Hey,
Speaker 3: I got the camper moved and then the door face
Speaker 3: the north. She said, I don't think so, she wants
Speaker 3: it the other way. I said, no, I don't think so.
Speaker 3: I call her and I did have it right. But
Speaker 3: we're talking about that door. And about an hour later,
Speaker 3: Terry's out with the dog walking it. All of a sudden,
Speaker 3: she hears a bang. It like reverberated the sky really loud.
Speaker 3: In fact, Tanner and the other dog heard it in
Speaker 3: the house. That's all a lot of was. The dog
Speaker 3: got really scared and pulled her all the way back
Speaker 3: into the house while I'm gone. I come back about
Speaker 3: a hour later, and they're telling me about it. So
Speaker 3: I'm going around the new garage. You got just got
Speaker 3: to steel on it, that corygated steel. I don't see
Speaker 3: nothing on the garage. And I go by the camper
Speaker 3: and guess what. There was a huge dent by the
Speaker 3: door of the camper. There was no dents in the
Speaker 3: camper at all. So that happened. I didn't say much
Speaker 3: about it, or I didn't talk to them anyways. The
Speaker 3: things in the woods, you know. And a week later,
Speaker 3: the girls are staying in their Samantha and the girls
Speaker 3: are staying in the camper, and about two in the morning,
Speaker 3: another loud bang on the camper and it's shaken back
Speaker 3: and forth and they knock it right off the block.
Speaker 3: What happens when you take a camper off a pickup phitch,
Speaker 3: You take it off there, you put it on blocks
Speaker 3: and you lower it down so it's level, and you
Speaker 3: put it on solid blocks. So well, they took it
Speaker 3: right off the BLOCKX and was the into the grass.
Speaker 3: There's seven knuckle marks on the side of the camper
Speaker 3: where they hit it. Those girls were sleeping, they weren't
Speaker 3: walking around in the camper, and it was solid anyways.
Speaker 3: And the first time I got the camper, I'm cleaning
Speaker 3: it up. I had been setting in this old garage
Speaker 3: for a couple of years because it's just an older thing,
Speaker 3: and I'm cleaning the thing up. Well, I went in
Speaker 3: the house and get them clean and supply. As I
Speaker 3: come back, the door shut and it's locked. But the
Speaker 3: door can't and I don't have a key for it,
Speaker 3: so I got to pry it open. Well, I get
Speaker 3: it open. I got the shop back and I'm back
Speaker 3: into it right by the door with the shot back,
Speaker 3: and one walks right by. I see his legs, his feet,
Speaker 3: his torsal. He walks right by me. It's a black one.
Speaker 3: I go out and look right away, and there's nothing there.
Speaker 3: If I'm ramming along too much, you can slow me down,
Speaker 3: because I got a lot I can say.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna I'm sorry. I'm going to hop in with
Speaker 2: a few questions. If that's all right, listeners are gonna
Speaker 2: be that's all right, Yeah, shut your mouth, you got it.
Speaker 2: I got to jump in with a few, just because
Speaker 2: so you told me before I asked you, how long
Speaker 2: do you think you would take to share what's going on?
Speaker 2: You're like, probably two days. Yeah, I totally believe you.
Speaker 2: A few questions so far. Did you try to get
Speaker 2: the fingerprint oils off the side of the house at all?
Speaker 3: You know I never did? Okay, no, and I got it.
Speaker 3: Can I insert one thing?
Speaker 2: Yes, go ahead.
Speaker 3: Back then, I was new to this. Okay. Here's the thing, though,
Speaker 3: I am not trying to get any evidence of the
Speaker 3: world anymore. Okay, not at all. I don't do cameras
Speaker 3: on the state on this land here. I don't do whooping.
Speaker 3: I don't do knocking. Kids. They're here, I know they're here,
Speaker 3: and I have a lot of little gifts out in
Speaker 3: the woods, a little wooden blocks, a little dice, and
Speaker 3: like three different areas. But I get fifteen twenty feet
Speaker 3: from each other, and I go out there every day
Speaker 3: and I move them to a certain thing. I take
Speaker 3: a picture of it, they move them, and I'll take
Speaker 3: a picture of that the next day like I did today,
Speaker 3: and then I'll remove it to a different thing. We
Speaker 3: go back and forth every day. I think they're messing
Speaker 3: with me. I'm messing with them. And people say, rain,
Speaker 3: you got to put some flour down, put some mud down,
Speaker 3: get some tracks. Well, I'm not doing none of that
Speaker 3: stuff because I'm not trying to trick them in to
Speaker 3: getting evidence. And I think that one of the reasons
Speaker 3: I have so much stuff going on, because they trust me.
Speaker 3: That's what I totally believe there, totally. I have a
Speaker 3: lot of things going on here. I got more going
Speaker 3: on than like Doug Tye checks to anybody in the
Speaker 3: country because I'm not whooping. I'm not doing all that
Speaker 3: stuff that a lot of those people do to get evidence,
Speaker 3: because I could care less about getting evidence, and I'm
Speaker 3: getting it evidence.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying, Yeah, how much peanut butter.
Speaker 2: Are you storing in your house at any given time?
Speaker 3: No, And I go tell, but you get I'm getting
Speaker 3: in general. Yeah, yeah, I know what you're sitting at. Yes,
Speaker 3: I know what you're getting at. I'll go to Dollar
Speaker 3: General by six or seven yards, you know, and I'll
Speaker 3: go out there and put Sometimes I do two, but
Speaker 3: most of the time I do one. I'm doing them
Speaker 3: all the time, and sometimes they don't take it and
Speaker 3: it's just there, and then I'll come back. I'll put
Speaker 3: another jar. Then there's two jars there. Then they're both gone. Interesting,
Speaker 3: But you can definitely tell when a bear gets at
Speaker 3: a raccoon, because that's a whole different thing there and
Speaker 3: that are laying right down.
Speaker 2: There bottom pigs a society who will be right back
Speaker 2: after these messages.
Speaker 3: They've knocked them down and they're there, and the sasquats
Speaker 3: gets them, they're not there. The caps are down in
Speaker 3: the color of they are, and the jars are gone
Speaker 3: or there upside down in a bush of a tree.
Speaker 3: That's the difference. If I wanted to give opinion, which
Speaker 3: I don't like, because I'm guessing this would be a
Speaker 3: far out opinion. They're so clean, they look like they
Speaker 3: went through a dishwasher. And I can't imagine them taking
Speaker 3: a tongue and licking them, because they're not an animal.
Speaker 3: It might be that they take them wherever they come
Speaker 3: from the petrel, wash it and bring it back. I mean,
Speaker 3: that's just a guessing. I'm just guessing that, but it
Speaker 3: fits what for what I got going on here? Oh
Speaker 3: do you want me to tell you? Go ahead? You
Speaker 3: got more questions?
Speaker 2: Go ahead, just one more for now. You said you
Speaker 2: had a few photos on your phone. What happened to those?
Speaker 3: Well, I have a lot of phoneo's on my phone
Speaker 3: right now. Of the movements of my stuff. I have
Speaker 3: lots of xs instructures. And I've been huntings when I'm
Speaker 3: twelve years old. Not one time in my whole life
Speaker 3: I hunted, I said to my dear cent dark till dark,
Speaker 3: and my deer stands are what I make out, the
Speaker 3: popple trees and the trees whatever. No heated stands, no
Speaker 3: inclosed stands. I just and I just sat there. I
Speaker 3: don't get out to eat or nothing. I have not
Speaker 3: once ever seen sticks fly through the air and land
Speaker 3: in an extra a tepee or a y or a
Speaker 3: v ever in my life. Trees do fall over, right,
Speaker 3: I know that, but they leave a root base because
Speaker 3: they fall over and the roots are there. The structures
Speaker 3: I got, there is no root base. There's sticks that
Speaker 3: have been put together that way, not even from the areas.
Speaker 3: You came here to my place, which I would let you,
Speaker 3: and you walk back here, you would walk out shaking
Speaker 3: your head that I have so much stuff going on here. Okay,
Speaker 3: there in in other woods before you know. Yeah, And
Speaker 3: I'm like in Wyoming in the mountains and all that
Speaker 3: looking see if I got this, they got the same thing.
Speaker 3: And I've never seen anything like I got going on here.
Speaker 3: It's the weirdest, craziest thing ever.
Speaker 2: Absolutely see. I believe you had said you were in
Speaker 2: your house and you realized you had a few photos
Speaker 2: of the sasquatch on your phone.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yes, I do. I do. I got one
Speaker 3: couple of years ago. Now I'm back in the land
Speaker 3: back there, and I come across a fresh deer kill
Speaker 3: and the stomach is ripped open and the heart and
Speaker 3: livers are just gone. So I thought, hey, I'm gonna
Speaker 3: I am gonna put a camera on this thing. And
Speaker 3: so I got a picture of a Sasquatch. It took
Speaker 3: it that night. I went back the next day. The
Speaker 3: deer is gone. There was some snow on the ground,
Speaker 3: no tracks, no drag marks. The whole deer is gone.
Speaker 3: But I got the picture of it is I elbows
Speaker 3: are backwards. You can see its backbone and it's head.
Speaker 3: It's leaning over like that. You can see part of
Speaker 3: the cone head and stuff. And it's not blurred out.
Speaker 3: It ain't one of those blob squatches. It's real. Well
Speaker 3: I got that on my phone. Yeah, it's real. I've
Speaker 3: got some other ones back in one of my deer stands.
Speaker 3: I put a camera on my deer stand, and I
Speaker 3: made some shooting lanes a long time ago, and I
Speaker 3: took all the brush, the little popples and stuff that
Speaker 3: got out of my way and had my wife's son, Tanner,
Speaker 3: pile them in one pile neatly, because I don't want
Speaker 3: to be a little mess of stuff. And I had
Speaker 3: another camera on the shooting lane that's cut a good
Speaker 3: fifty to sixty yards away. Well, it's far enough way.
Speaker 3: That's not going to take a picture of my deer stand,
Speaker 3: you know what I'm saying. It's too far away. Something
Speaker 3: my dear stand. That's why I had a camera on
Speaker 3: my dear stand. And I'm not doing a ver sasquatch.
Speaker 3: I'm doing to see what kind of deer coming through there.
Speaker 3: And so I got a picture of a sash squatch
Speaker 3: and they twisted my one camera and they took some
Speaker 3: of the popple that I cut out of there and
Speaker 3: put it up in the crotch of a tree. Well,
Speaker 3: they was my shooting land was going west. No, I'm
Speaker 3: going east and the cross of the tree was south.
Speaker 3: They carried them over there and put them up in
Speaker 3: the crotch of the tree. And it's my ones I
Speaker 3: caught because I cold see I cut them with the chainsaw.
Speaker 3: But here's what I think happened. The first camera that's
Speaker 3: a long way is the way. There's one standing by there.
Speaker 3: You can see half the red body there. That's that
Speaker 3: that camera off, and that camera they've had a picture
Speaker 3: of the area, you know what I'm saying. And that
Speaker 3: other sas squatch. The two of them was by my
Speaker 3: deer stand and it's kneeling down. It's taken up the
Speaker 3: width of six feet all the way across there, and
Speaker 3: it's one of those blob squatches. Things. But I know
Speaker 3: what it is because I'm there all the time, and
Speaker 3: that big red blob is not there. It was only
Speaker 3: there on my camera sighting, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: There's it's clear right there. There's ah leaves and bushes
Speaker 3: going right there. It was a sasquatch and the world evidence.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what are these photos available to see any.
Speaker 3: At my house?
Speaker 2: I mean, okay, it's a valid question, right.
Speaker 3: Yes, I would. I can send you some and I'll
Speaker 3: send you some structures to and stuff, ones that are
Speaker 3: amazing tepees and stuff. I mean, I would send him.
Speaker 2: To you if you want, if if you wouldn't mind,
Speaker 2: I'd be interested if you're offering. But I'm just curious,
Speaker 2: like if they've ever been published any anywhere. But yeah,
Speaker 2: that's wild.
Speaker 3: Well there, Yeah a lot of those pictures are in
Speaker 3: that book that written about this place. Okay, but he
Speaker 3: had him really nice. But Doug must wanted. I don't
Speaker 3: know why you did, but a lot of them are
Speaker 3: been shrunk down. You can't even see what they are.
Speaker 3: Gotcha for the for the book? I suppose maybe it
Speaker 3: was less pages and or something. But yeah, I just wanted.
Speaker 3: I just wanted to, but I got to talk to
Speaker 3: him about's going on here. It's just going it's I
Speaker 3: got too much going on here. And that's how I
Speaker 3: got involved with this. Mike watch from from He lives
Speaker 3: over by Fargo and he's written several books about Minnesota
Speaker 3: Sasquatches that he came here and he was always the
Speaker 3: flesh and blood like guy, like the regular animal head
Speaker 3: in the woods. And he don't think that way anymore,
Speaker 3: not after coming here. And so he wrote the book
Speaker 3: I wasn't I don't get no money off of. I
Speaker 3: don't get a penny off And how many they so
Speaker 3: they made it in the top one hundred best sellers
Speaker 3: listed on Amazon Mysterious Books. So I will tell you
Speaker 3: about the portal thing. We're back in that stand there
Speaker 3: going on the state land and it's made for one
Speaker 3: person to set in. You know, it's just a platform
Speaker 3: and some railings around there, and I got some camera
Speaker 3: burr lap around it so I can at least move
Speaker 3: my legs out anything seeing me move a little bit.
Speaker 3: So I'm with John Badger. John Badger as part of
Speaker 3: the s r A. And he's seen one here. He's
Speaker 3: seen one jump jump jump one of the five strand
Speaker 3: barberere fance that looked like a sprinter. He watched it
Speaker 3: jump the sands. But anyways, we're sitting in that deer stand.
Speaker 3: He brought a new camera out. I let him do
Speaker 3: that on the state land, a brand new camera, new
Speaker 3: lithium battery, new SD card, a jared peanut butter and
Speaker 3: some apples and my after my old gifting area. And
Speaker 3: we're only like forty yards away, but we're in the
Speaker 3: woods and we're sitting in that stand, and about eleven
Speaker 3: o'clock at night. I mean, I'm touching the shoulder of
Speaker 3: how close we are. It's not made for two. It's
Speaker 3: so dark out. I can't even see him. But we're
Speaker 3: standing right together. He's sitting on the chair, and I'm standing.
Speaker 3: I see this doorway looking thing, maybe forty fifty yards
Speaker 3: away in the woods. And then it's shaped like a doorway,
Speaker 3: but like two or three times wider than a regular
Speaker 3: house doorway, you know. And it's shimmering like like the
Speaker 3: Northern lights, reddish greenish, bluish, yellowish, whitish, and it's like
Speaker 3: streaking like the northern lights. And I'm looking at it.
Speaker 3: I don't say nothing to him, and I take my
Speaker 3: glasses off him. I will look seeing that. Yeah, I
Speaker 3: am seeing that. I say with for John, John, you
Speaker 3: see that doorway light thing over there, and he said yeah,
Speaker 3: he'd been watching it too. All of a sudden, two
Speaker 3: giant like orb things come out of it, but they're walking.
Speaker 3: We can hear the leaves crunching in their footsteps, and
Speaker 3: both of them go over to where that peanut butter
Speaker 3: and camera thing is and we're excited. About a minute later,
Speaker 3: not too long, they come back, and the first one
Speaker 3: is not in the orb form. I see a coin head,
Speaker 3: red eyes, the shoulders, irons, walking back. We can hear
Speaker 3: the leaves crunching. The second one is an orb They
Speaker 3: go to that light at the doorway looking thing and
Speaker 3: it's all gone. We wait a little bit. All amazing,
Speaker 3: you know, we're so in shock about what watching what
Speaker 3: we're watching. If we didn't think about look at our
Speaker 3: phone here take a picture of that, we didn't take
Speaker 3: no picture of it. We get down, we go over there.
Speaker 3: The apple's gone, the peanutburg is gone, the SD cars
Speaker 3: way clean, the batters of drain drys. It's not even
Speaker 3: a picture of us when we set the camera up. Nothing,
Speaker 3: So that is what they can do.
Speaker 2: And you said that was John Badger with you, Yeah,
Speaker 2: you know him. No, So I'm just saying, so there
Speaker 2: is another person with you that could say that they
Speaker 2: saw the exact same thing.
Speaker 3: Yes, there was, yep, oh wow, m h yep.
Speaker 2: That's wild.
Speaker 3: Here's another one. I got some friends, musician friends, but
Speaker 3: they're believers in the big Foot phenomenon thing, but then
Speaker 3: they're seeing or nothing. They just wanted me to take
Speaker 3: him around back here. He came in from Nashville, so
Speaker 3: I did. I took him back into state Land. But
Speaker 3: Brian Glenn, that has seen him here before, has had
Speaker 3: the infrasnd thing here before. He came here and right
Speaker 3: across the little creek, one of the because there's two rivers,
Speaker 3: one of the creek one of the river that come
Speaker 3: together in Hawaii. He wanted across the little bridge and
Speaker 3: go to one of my deer stands, one of those
Speaker 3: portable ones and all that I bought a while ago
Speaker 3: on our forty acres. He said. He just said in
Speaker 3: there he didn't want to take that long walk because
Speaker 3: when you go back to the state Land, you're really bushwhacking.
Speaker 3: It's not no, there's no trails. That's in the woods.
Speaker 3: So I said, okay, you said in there, and if
Speaker 3: we go through the woods, I'm showing them all these
Speaker 3: structures and teepe's and all that kind of stuff. We
Speaker 3: start coming back. We get maybe two hundred yards and
Speaker 3: I'm yelling, hey, hey, Brian, we're coming back, and it's
Speaker 3: looking at us. I see it's turned in his head
Speaker 3: and stuff, looking at us. And those guys are yelling too.
Speaker 3: We're coming back and he's looking at us but not
Speaker 3: responding to us. And fine, I say, oh, I forget him.
Speaker 3: He knows how to get back to just go back
Speaker 3: to the house. We get back to the house and
Speaker 3: it had a cone head and the whole works. But
Speaker 3: I thought Brian had a black one of those black
Speaker 3: stocking hats on her beanies on. That's what I thought.
Speaker 3: We get back to the house and he's sitting in
Speaker 3: his pickup. He never went out there, so really yeah, really, yep,
Speaker 3: he never went out there. He even hurt us yelling
Speaker 3: for him when he was sitting in the yard of
Speaker 3: his He had his window down in our yard. Here
Speaker 3: it does yelling at him. He was never there. So
Speaker 3: it's either was a young one, but there's no way
Speaker 3: one of them big things could call on that stand.
Speaker 3: I think it was standing and looking past the stand.
Speaker 3: The stands only like ten feet up. I didn't use
Speaker 3: all the ladders, you know, put it way up. I
Speaker 3: hadn't do that. I mean, I can't say one hundred
Speaker 3: percent for sure that's what it was. But what else?
Speaker 3: Was it?
Speaker 2: Really really weird stuff? You were right?
Speaker 3: I know it is. It's really weird. People say, Randy,
Speaker 3: why don't you go out and sit in the deer
Speaker 3: stand by yourself all night long? Okay, I'm not scared
Speaker 3: of them, but I am scared a little bit because
Speaker 3: here's why I don't do it. Okay, I don't know
Speaker 3: what I'm really getting myself into. Absolutely, that's why I
Speaker 3: don't do it. And they say, why don't you sit
Speaker 3: by your gifting area in the daytime? Just sit there?
Speaker 3: Here's why I don't do that. Can you imagine me
Speaker 3: sitting back there? I do all that peanut butter and stuff,
Speaker 3: and I kind of goes off and a mother bear
Speaker 3: comes into with cubs and I get in between them.
Speaker 3: That could be a disaster absolutely for me. Because I
Speaker 3: carry a pistol with me. I'm not gonna. I just
Speaker 3: can't do it without I've been seeing cougar lately here,
Speaker 3: and we got wolves, and I'm not worried about coyotes,
Speaker 3: but I ain't worried about giving a mother bear and
Speaker 3: her cubs, and I don't want to have to shoot
Speaker 3: at it. I don't want to have to try to
Speaker 3: kill it and then the cubs don't have a mother.
Speaker 3: I don't want no part of doing that. So I
Speaker 3: just don't do that. And my dear stands I got
Speaker 3: here in this forty acres the only but seventy fi
Speaker 3: one of those things could walk up and look down
Speaker 3: in at you. They're huge. So my wife is seeing
Speaker 3: one in the ditch. Terry's daughters seeing one acrossing the highway.
Speaker 3: One of the neighbors that come up here from the
Speaker 3: city's area that hunts here, him and his wife's seeing one.
Speaker 3: I was been seen so many times in my area
Speaker 3: here across the road coming into these woods here quite
Speaker 3: a while ago. Do you know a guy named Chad Lewis.
Speaker 2: I am very good friends with Chad Lewis. He is
Speaker 2: going to be headed down to the Van Meter Visitor
Speaker 2: Festival and Van Meter, Iowa next weekend. So I'm good
Speaker 2: friends to them.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, yep, okay, I don't really know him. But
Speaker 3: he was doing this book tour thing, yep, and he came, well,
Speaker 3: i'm going to say the town. I don't care. He
Speaker 3: came to the little town of Black Deck, and he
Speaker 3: was at the nursing home or whatever, you know, doing
Speaker 3: his little book tour there. And I said, I'm going
Speaker 3: to go there. I'm gonna go there and listen to
Speaker 3: him talk about par paranormal and all that kind of stuff.
Speaker 3: And I want to tell him about the stuff I
Speaker 3: got going on here because I needed started reaching out
Speaker 3: to people that knew a lot more about it than
Speaker 3: I did at the time. So I waited tell everybody left.
Speaker 3: But as a crow flies, two miles west of here,
Speaker 3: there's another neighbor that's got a lot going on. But
Speaker 3: I never knew nothing about his stuff. He didn't know
Speaker 3: about me. So I said, well, I'm not going to
Speaker 3: talk when that Ron guys here. I'm not going to
Speaker 3: say nothing. And he started talking, and I said, Ron,
Speaker 3: I got the same thing you got going on, just
Speaker 3: exactly the same stuff. He didn't know about my stuff.
Speaker 3: I didn't know about his stuff, but I talked that
Speaker 3: Chad into coming out with me to my place there
Speaker 3: and we walked and was the river was fled at
Speaker 3: the time. We had to walk way out of our way.
Speaker 3: He walked out shaking his head. He had never seen
Speaker 3: so many good exit and structures that weren't wind blowing
Speaker 3: her and there's no humans out here places, and well,
Speaker 3: I'm going to do an exit or make a TV
Speaker 3: see Randy can find it. I don't even talk to
Speaker 3: the neighbors about it, and so so yeah, you can
Speaker 3: see if he remembers going back here in our town
Speaker 3: here with Randy Yagh asked him about it.
Speaker 2: Just just a few minutes here. So Chad Lewis is
Speaker 2: super respectable guy. He's very super honest. I've talked to
Speaker 2: him a ton, I've interviewed him, spent time with him.
Speaker 2: So you're saying he went out to your property, he
Speaker 2: checked it out, and he's shaking his head as he's
Speaker 2: walking out.
Speaker 3: That's creat he's seen so many Yes, he is, yep.
Speaker 3: And we had another guy with me. I think Pete
Speaker 3: Mollen he won Mister America and all that kind of
Speaker 3: stuff in the day, and I think he was with too.
Speaker 3: It was was it'an just me and chat. It was
Speaker 3: Pete Mollen too, and yeah, he come out here with me.
Speaker 3: He come out here and he walked out back in
Speaker 3: the state land and he's seeing those tps and stuff
Speaker 3: and he was shaking his head saying, this is really something.
Speaker 2: Now you're saying, you have a neighbor that also has
Speaker 2: weird stuff going on. I was going to ask you
Speaker 2: that question, so I'm glad you brought it up. So
Speaker 2: what kind of stuff is yes neighbor experiencing?
Speaker 3: Oh my god, he's he talks about dog man and
Speaker 3: he's got a family over liter he sees all the time.
Speaker 3: He talks about little people. I don't know nothing about
Speaker 3: no little people because I've never seen him before, So
Speaker 3: I don't know. I'm not gonna say he's making it
Speaker 3: up because he's an honest person. And I don't think
Speaker 3: he's making it up because he's got the same thing
Speaker 3: going on that I have going on here. And at
Speaker 3: the time, I didn't know nothing about his stuff. They
Speaker 3: never do a thing about it. So that validates him
Speaker 3: and my stuff for me and him, you know what
Speaker 3: I'm saying. Okay, so now this he didn't know about
Speaker 3: me and I didn't know about him.
Speaker 2: This is is a totally different can of words because
Speaker 2: now now you've got dog man and little people in
Speaker 2: this other area, big for society, who will be right
Speaker 2: back after these messages. It's thankfully you've only got bigfoot
Speaker 2: that you know on your area. But man, I would
Speaker 2: love to do oh man.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, I don't. I don't know about this
Speaker 3: little people, but you know that's moving my stuff all
Speaker 3: the time. I've never seen the sasquatch move it is
Speaker 3: that those little people do it. I mean, I don't know,
Speaker 3: but I've seen them sasquatches so many times. I'm assuming
Speaker 3: that's what's doing it. But I don't know because I've
Speaker 3: never seen them do it. But there's something we're doing it.
Speaker 3: It ain't no raccoon doing it. And where my little
Speaker 3: wooden blocks are or the red pre cut weed eater
Speaker 3: lions are, or my dice, there's never no food there ever,
Speaker 3: And they're moved every day. Sometimes they yeah, go ahead,
Speaker 3: go ahead. Oh I was gonna say, sometimes they move
Speaker 3: it a little bit, and if I wouldn't take a picture,
Speaker 3: I wouldn't notice it. Sometimes. Okay, here's one thing I
Speaker 3: gotta tell you, And maybe it's a coincidence. Sometimes I'll
Speaker 3: take the wooden blocks, then I'll put them in I
Speaker 3: call it Jesus cross, you know, like a cross that
Speaker 3: Jesus is on. I'll put two or three crosses like that.
Speaker 3: They are totally destroyed. I don't mean the blocks are
Speaker 3: broken in half and nothing like that. And these are
Speaker 3: just little blocks like an inch or so. But they
Speaker 3: don't seem to like them names. They put the dice
Speaker 3: in six sixty six.
Speaker 2: Really yeah, not all the time.
Speaker 3: But there's been time to come back to those dice
Speaker 3: are I'll put them in like two, three one, something
Speaker 3: like that, just different numbers. They'll change to the sixth
Speaker 3: sixty six. Now, maybe it's a coincidence, but I've had
Speaker 3: that several times.
Speaker 2: I'm not a fan of that for sure.
Speaker 3: No, no, I'm not either. And I didn't do no
Speaker 3: crosses today, But the other day I did. I made
Speaker 3: I made one big cross and come back the next
Speaker 3: day and there was no cross there. Now, the other
Speaker 3: day I made the wooden blocks into a heart, and
Speaker 3: they they laid a wiy stick in the middle of
Speaker 3: the heart. Now, last December, I'm back in the woods
Speaker 3: with John Badger's with me and we're back in the
Speaker 3: state line, way back in where I never really have
Speaker 3: taken him before. And he heard me say this. I said, hey,
Speaker 3: you guys, can you give me the knock and sound
Speaker 3: that you do just like so I acknowledged me. So
Speaker 3: let me know that you like what I'm doing, all
Speaker 3: the stuff I've been doing. And wasn't even a minute
Speaker 3: later we get knock, knock, knock, knock, space knock knock, knock,
Speaker 3: seven of them. Somebody told me, and morrise cold. That
Speaker 3: means hello. So there was snow on the ground, so
Speaker 3: we walked on a ways you know, didn't see nothing.
Speaker 3: The next day, I go back there by myself and
Speaker 3: I walked that land really good. I even got on
Speaker 3: other people's land, zagging back and forth. I'm not found.
Speaker 3: There was not one track. Now. Last year I shot
Speaker 3: a small deer. He dressed it out and I said, okay,
Speaker 3: you guys, here's the heart liver for you. I'm always
Speaker 3: in my stand at five thirty in the morning before
Speaker 3: any other hunter, whatever they're doing, is messing around. So
Speaker 3: I'm already settled in. Okay, I get to my stand,
Speaker 3: I look at my watch. It's twelve after five, and
Speaker 3: I said, oh my god, I'm here way too early,
Speaker 3: and it was almost ten blowout. I don't even know
Speaker 3: if I'm gonna last. So a little bit later, maybe
Speaker 3: by five thirty. I get a knock to the right
Speaker 3: of me. It was so loud. The whole skuy like echoed.
Speaker 3: It was loud, and it didn't really bother me. Then
Speaker 3: I get one to the left side of me. Then
Speaker 3: that hid bothered me. I said, oh my god, those
Speaker 3: sasquashes are here. I said, I better not get down.
Speaker 3: It's dark out. I'm not going to walk around into
Speaker 3: the dark. Then I get one in front of me.
Speaker 3: Walm wom bom. Three of them left, I mean the right,
Speaker 3: left and in front of me. On that day, I
Speaker 3: didn't I'd last to say about noon, I didn't see
Speaker 3: a deer. So I got out and I walked around
Speaker 3: one of those knock that knock and found was coming from.
Speaker 3: There was no tracks anywhere. Some deer tracks. That's it.
Speaker 3: So they they are not taking a stick and hitting
Speaker 3: a tree. I don't believe that for a seconds. I
Speaker 3: don't know how they're doing and what they're doing, but
Speaker 3: I know they're not doing that. I'm sure, no, I'm
Speaker 3: not going to mention no names, but I do want
Speaker 3: to say this. I want to say this, what kind
Speaker 3: of ear it's me in the Sasquatch world is these
Speaker 3: people that are kind of famous and they're out there
Speaker 3: talking and going making their five six thousand dollars whatever
Speaker 3: they're making. That's fine that they're getting that, and they're
Speaker 3: talking about sasquatch and they've never seen one, and they're
Speaker 3: trying to be this authority. They've never seen one, so
Speaker 3: they can't be an authority in it. They'd be like
Speaker 3: me telling people what your house looks like and I've
Speaker 3: never seen your house, and the same thing. I don't
Speaker 3: you know what I'm getting at question. I get it
Speaker 3: they're saying they're, oh, they're just a pleasure of blood
Speaker 3: animal bull kit. They are not that they are not.
Speaker 3: Then how can they say that so adamantly about that
Speaker 3: when they never seen one? Or the one guy that's
Speaker 3: really good with tracks, he's saying, and once I tell
Speaker 3: you what I'm gonna say, if I know what I'm
Speaker 3: talking about, and he's a good guy, I've talked to
Speaker 3: him on the phone before. He said, well, they got
Speaker 3: to have this much food just to saying this just
Speaker 3: many calories sustain light. Well, how does he know that?
Speaker 3: He's going by what grillas have to happen? They're not
Speaker 3: a grill, and maybe they don't have to have any calories.
Speaker 3: We don't know that, you know what I'm saying. Sure
Speaker 3: he should say if they are like an ape or
Speaker 3: regular animal, when they're that big, they would need this
Speaker 3: many calories to sustained light. But I don't know what
Speaker 3: they need. That would be more easy to take. But
Speaker 3: he's not saying it that way. There, I had to
Speaker 3: get that in there.
Speaker 2: That's all right, Randy, you go right ahead. Yeah, I
Speaker 2: have a so a few more questions. Have you ever
Speaker 2: heard anything like this? Maybe sounds like a whoop or
Speaker 2: any other sounds like that?
Speaker 3: Oh? Yeah, I've had grawls at me. I've had whoops
Speaker 3: at me. I've have logs thrown at me in the
Speaker 3: in the river. Yeah, I've had I got recorded to
Speaker 3: that stuff.
Speaker 2: You do. Okay, are those available for publication as well? Probably?
Speaker 3: No, they're on my recorder. Nope, I never shared them
Speaker 3: with nobody.
Speaker 2: Oh my goodness, Randy, Wow, Okay, that's that's incredible.
Speaker 3: Doug Hicheck's recording engineer, took them all my recording and
Speaker 3: put them in a file for me, so I have them. Okay, cool, Yeah,
Speaker 3: I got yeah, I got okay, I got something else
Speaker 3: to tell you, all right, Two years ago I finally
Speaker 3: said yes to this. Doug hi Trick's recording engineer guy.
Speaker 3: His name is Adam. They brought eight cameras out here,
Speaker 3: but they weren't trail cameras. Maybe you know about this.
Speaker 3: They weren't trail cameras. There were regular security cameras. And
Speaker 3: they did a thousand feet of extension court and a
Speaker 3: thousand feet of Wi Fi cable to the cameras, and
Speaker 3: they put them out in the woods out here in
Speaker 3: the location. Did you know about that? And they were
Speaker 3: on twenty four hours a day and if you were
Speaker 3: linked up to it, you could watch them twenty four
Speaker 3: hours a day.
Speaker 2: I mean, I hadn't heard that specifically, but I don't
Speaker 2: have a lot of time to be watching stuff either
Speaker 2: because I'm doing the podcast. But yeah, tell us all
Speaker 2: about it, though, please.
Speaker 3: Well, they did that, and they had them all set
Speaker 3: up there, and the one wasn't through the I cloud.
Speaker 3: But Doug seeing three of them walk by the camera
Speaker 3: and said he was so happy about it. And excited.
Speaker 3: He said, he broke out down in tears. Oh my,
Speaker 3: I got lots of orbs. You just see these orbs.
Speaker 3: They are not flies, and they are massive orbs. I
Speaker 3: got orbs, Doug, really is a don't know what to
Speaker 3: make of this. It's really something. I got orbs that
Speaker 3: are it's like a massive orbs coming out of the ground,
Speaker 3: coming back down into the ground, thwirling around, going straight,
Speaker 3: going up and down going. It's really something else. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I got them. Those were kind of recordings. I've saved them.
Speaker 3: I got another recording. It was about a three second
Speaker 3: maybe even a two second video. I was fat squatched
Speaker 3: walking by the camera with an orb behind it. So
Speaker 3: I took a still a screenshot of it. I stopped
Speaker 3: the thing, took a screenshot of it, and I have that.
Speaker 3: It's if you get on my little page or I
Speaker 3: had George Workman and his wife come from Ohio because
Speaker 3: they heard about this place, and he said, rand you
Speaker 3: got so much going on here, you need to get
Speaker 3: a little page or something, keep your pictures in order
Speaker 3: make it a private one. So that's the head that's
Speaker 3: the head picture of my little private page. It's called
Speaker 3: Randy's Bigfoot research. Okay, so anybody can get on it.
Speaker 3: I just have to, you know, invite them to it
Speaker 3: or accept them. And then what you're going to see
Speaker 3: on there is all the structures. You're going to see
Speaker 3: the new structures that I find. You're going to see
Speaker 3: how the little blocks are and the little gifting that
Speaker 3: I do, and how they move it and how I
Speaker 3: move and how it's changed, and the y sticks they
Speaker 3: gave me. Did I tell you I got forty deer Yeah?
Speaker 3: I told you about the forty deer skulls.
Speaker 2: You said there was a gifting situation that was going
Speaker 2: on where be left in the deer stands, right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Yeah, they'll I'll come to my deer stand and
Speaker 3: there's an eight there'll be an like a six point
Speaker 3: buck or an eight point bucks sending on my deer stand. Wow.
Speaker 3: Or I'll be walking down a trail, come back an
Speaker 3: hour later on the same trail back in the woods
Speaker 3: and there's a there's a spike buck skull laying there.
Speaker 3: And the thing about the all these deer skulls is
Speaker 3: there's no true marks on them, not not a one.
Speaker 3: They're perfect. One time I came to one of my
Speaker 3: deer stands, and there's a beaver skull on my deer stand,
Speaker 3: the little one you know with the buck teeth that
Speaker 3: keeps coming out.
Speaker 2: Sure.
Speaker 3: Now, the other two guys that hunt back there, they
Speaker 3: only go back there a week before deer hunting and
Speaker 3: make sure their stands good and their stand is on
Speaker 3: the on the line, on the fence line. They don't
Speaker 3: even go in the woods. Now, you've got time for
Speaker 3: a really weird story. And I've had I got witnesses
Speaker 3: with me on this one. Abso okay, I got me
Speaker 3: John Badger, Mike Cross, I got that wrote the book,
Speaker 3: and Terry sun Tanner, he's like thirty one. Now. Anyways,
Speaker 3: I'll try to make it short because they can be long.
Speaker 3: We're at the original TV. There's original TV back there.
Speaker 3: It's a big one. And Mike says, man, look at
Speaker 3: that TV. I says, Mike, you know that TP's one
Speaker 3: that's in the book. He goes, oh, yeah, I'm gonna
Speaker 3: have to Yeah, what you've got to remember this now
Speaker 3: at the original T they wanted me to take them
Speaker 3: to go north and then cross the beaver damn to
Speaker 3: get to the theater swamp Aerry. They've never been back
Speaker 3: in there, and that's where I was back in there,
Speaker 3: and they said my name and all that. I mean
Speaker 3: when I got to the house, but they followed me.
Speaker 3: But anyways, you got to remember this. Now, at the
Speaker 3: original TV, about twenty five yards you could see the
Speaker 3: fence line, the clearing and the fence line, and about
Speaker 3: twenty five yards to the west you can see a
Speaker 3: bunch of pine trees. Okay, remember that, don't forget about that.
Speaker 3: Or at the original TV. Okay, they want me to
Speaker 3: take them north. Then I could walk those woods in
Speaker 3: the nighttime. Even though I feel weird, I know the
Speaker 3: woods really good. But anyway, they want me to take
Speaker 3: them north. We got to walk to get to there.
Speaker 3: And suppose we have to walk a half mile through
Speaker 3: the woods to get to the river to cross the
Speaker 3: beaver Dam. So if I get about seventy eighty yards
Speaker 3: from that teb they're follow me, and I come across
Speaker 3: these two square holes. They're about a foot and I
Speaker 3: have wide long and a foot and have wide and
Speaker 3: about eight inches deep, two of them right together. No
Speaker 3: trees fell over and look out a place because they're
Speaker 3: perfectly square. So I'm go on my hands and he's
Speaker 3: looking at them well, this is weird. I say, look
Speaker 3: at this. We're all looking at it. But I get
Speaker 3: all the leaves out of them and stuff, and there
Speaker 3: was a little snow on the ground whatever. I don't
Speaker 3: know what they are. So we get up and I'm
Speaker 3: I'm not a normal sixty four year old, and you
Speaker 3: can tell I got lots of energy. Twenty year olds
Speaker 3: can't even keep up with me in the woods. So
Speaker 3: I'm trying to slow my paste down, but I'm getting
Speaker 3: We walk quite a ways and all of a sudden,
Speaker 3: I said, oh my god, you guys now, don't forget
Speaker 3: the fence line and the pine trees. Oh my god,
Speaker 3: I'm excited. You got to see this teepee here. I
Speaker 3: never knew this was here. This is really something. They
Speaker 3: finally get up with me, and they're excited about it.
Speaker 3: In fact, Mike's inside of the book writers inside the teepe.
Speaker 3: We're taking pictures of him, we're videotaping it and all
Speaker 3: that stuff. And it's getting to be like quarter to five,
Speaker 3: you know it's going to get close to dark. We
Speaker 3: get done with all that excitement. I say, you sure,
Speaker 3: you guys want to keep going? We got a ways
Speaker 3: to walk. You get to the river, and I said,
Speaker 3: once we get over there, we got to walk back,
Speaker 3: so we'll be walking in the dark. And I said, no, no,
Speaker 3: let's let's let's not do that. So none, we got
Speaker 3: to walk south, and we got to walk through those
Speaker 3: pine trees. And it takes us a little bit to
Speaker 3: get to those pine trees. When you get to them,
Speaker 3: we get up to the fence line, we go west
Speaker 3: and we got about a mile and we get home.
Speaker 3: Those guys all leave. I'm looking at my my video
Speaker 3: and my pictures of that new TP that I'm excited about.
Speaker 3: Guess what we weren't at no new TP. We're at
Speaker 3: the original TP. Really, yeah, Now what happened there? I
Speaker 3: can't even put a finger on. I went back the
Speaker 3: next day and my tracks and their tracks in the
Speaker 3: snow go north, They didn't go a little ways and
Speaker 3: then circle around and be back at the original TEP
Speaker 3: and our eyeballs never seen the pine trees or the
Speaker 3: fence line. But then when we left what we thought
Speaker 3: was at a new TP, we had to walk quite
Speaker 3: a way to get to the pine trees. But the
Speaker 3: original TV's only twenty five not even twenty five yards
Speaker 3: from the pine trees of the original Tepe. I cannot put
Speaker 3: my finger on it, which somebody explained to me what happened,
Speaker 3: because I don't it was it's weird. But now after
Speaker 3: that happened to me and I got to thinking about it,
Speaker 3: there has been times and I've been back there all
Speaker 3: of a sudd and I get this sense so that
Speaker 3: I don't know where I'm at, And I got to
Speaker 3: use the compass and I know where I'm at back there,
Speaker 3: and I feel everything feels strange to me in that area.
Speaker 3: And there's a native guy, he's part of the s
Speaker 3: RA A Chris Sam. His name is that one area there.
Speaker 3: He does not like being there. It really freaks him out,
Speaker 3: he says. And that's the same area where we are at.
Speaker 3: But what do they do to us? You've got any
Speaker 3: answer to me on that one? How did they put
Speaker 3: a new tip there? But we were at the original TV,
Speaker 3: but we really weren't because our tracks went north and
Speaker 3: there was snow on the ground. They didn't put that
Speaker 3: in our minds. But the camera, when I'm looking at
Speaker 3: my video, I can see that we're at the original
Speaker 3: TP and I can see the fence line. That's where
Speaker 3: I knew we were at the original TP. I see
Speaker 3: the fence line, Yeah, I know it. That's why I
Speaker 3: does skin walk a ranch to the north HEREA.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I mean I would be very cautious walking
Speaker 2: around that property by my for sure.
Speaker 3: Like man, dude, yes, you get a dreaded feeling. I
Speaker 3: was out there today. I walked out there today by myself.
Speaker 3: John Badger was with me yesterday, and we found a
Speaker 3: good track line.
Speaker 2: Big for society will be right back after these messages.
Speaker 3: Of course, you know, we don't have no cast in suffering.
Speaker 3: And it was kind of raining yesterday and all that,
Speaker 3: and I'm all of that stuff, and so we're walking
Speaker 3: back there and we found one six inches long, five
Speaker 3: inches wide at the heel and about seven steps about
Speaker 3: six feet apart in the woods. It was in the
Speaker 3: moss area right there, so it stepped. We couldn't even
Speaker 3: put an indentation or whatever it is dent in that
Speaker 3: word stepped. And it was down there about a good
Speaker 3: four or five inches. So it was a heavy one.
Speaker 3: And there was a really good structure right by it.
Speaker 3: I don't know that has anything to do anything, but
Speaker 3: there was.
Speaker 2: So Randy, you got any more questions I do have.
Speaker 2: Well hot, let's say two okay, okay, So the first
Speaker 2: one is, can you tell me you mentioned really quick
Speaker 2: at the beginning that you've heard something that sounds like
Speaker 2: the Sierra sounds on your property.
Speaker 3: Okay, yes, I have. Okay, Now, we got this trailerhouse
Speaker 3: in our yard, and a lot of my band guys
Speaker 3: are not from here. They might be from Florida or
Speaker 3: what real road guys, you know, because we're actual roadmand
Speaker 3: And one of them was Chris, guitar player, and that
Speaker 3: he could stay in the trailerhouse because when we have
Speaker 3: a week off or so, they can't go back to
Speaker 3: wherever they're from, Florida or whatever, and they come back again,
Speaker 3: so they stay in that trailerhouse. About three or four
Speaker 3: in the morning, he was out smoking his cigarettes and
Speaker 3: stuff on the picnic table, and he come in the house.
Speaker 3: And he was in the morning about eight, you know,
Speaker 3: come in the house. He was he was white sheet,
Speaker 3: like a sheet. Wait. He was scared. He said, Randy,
Speaker 3: something went through your yard. It was huge, had red eyes,
Speaker 3: and it said he sounded like the Tasmanian devil. He said,
Speaker 3: that's what it sounded like. He said, I'll never set
Speaker 3: out there again and it making some kind of garbled,
Speaker 3: weird sound like he was talking. So I think he's
Speaker 3: just joking with me and making that up. About a
Speaker 3: month later, everybody's gone. My yard light's not working. But
Speaker 3: we get woke up about four in the morning, our
Speaker 3: windows open to two of them walking through the yard
Speaker 3: making this like I can kind of do it. It
Speaker 3: sounds dumb, but I can kind of do it, like
Speaker 3: we're you going on doing like that. There was two
Speaker 3: of them. They were like talking to each other, going
Speaker 3: through a whole yard, and I was telling Jim Heab
Speaker 3: from the s RA about it. He said, Randy, I
Speaker 3: had never heard about the Sierra Sound. Go to the
Speaker 3: Sierra Sound. Is that what you heard? I looked exactly
Speaker 3: to a tee exactly. It's a match. Is it totally perfect?
Speaker 2: That? That's intense?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it is. I know.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 3: Last year Samantha was on the SRA, was up here
Speaker 3: and they were up past Kellyer. They were gonna do
Speaker 3: a little researching up there, and Samantha was here at
Speaker 3: the house cleaning. My wife, Terry was up at Oak
Speaker 3: Island that's on Lake the Woods, forty miles across the lake.
Speaker 3: She was working there for the summer. That's why a
Speaker 3: lot of times I was home by myself and she's
Speaker 3: here cleaning the house, and I was up going to
Speaker 3: go up to meet those guys. What they were doing there.
Speaker 3: All of a sudden, I get a phone call and
Speaker 3: Samantha says, Randy, you got to get back here. I
Speaker 3: got all this disoriented outside and everything was really weird,
Speaker 3: and I felt like I was being watched. And I said, well,
Speaker 3: I can't come right the second. Here's what you do,
Speaker 3: and she heed a two knocks. That's the end of
Speaker 3: the year. I said, go out to center of the
Speaker 3: deck and talk to him, tell them who you are,
Speaker 3: tell them you mean no harm in your friendly and
Speaker 3: all that stuff. And she did that, and she got
Speaker 3: two more knocks at her. So there's another one for you.
Speaker 2: And this is all going on current day right now.
Speaker 2: This stuff is going on time.
Speaker 3: Yet all the time. This is not like IM nothing
Speaker 3: against anybody that's good that they've had. It's not like,
Speaker 3: oh I had a glimpse of something twenty years ago.
Speaker 3: I'm I'm pretty sure it was what. No, this is
Speaker 3: My sightings are a double a class, and every time
Speaker 3: I've seen him, I'm not trying to see him. That's
Speaker 3: when I get my really good sightings. I'm not trying
Speaker 3: to see him now. I've had some medicine man come
Speaker 3: here from Nima, Minnesota, on the Red Leg Reservation and
Speaker 3: two of his friends. He doesn't really want to come
Speaker 3: back here Nomore, it's too weird for him. I had
Speaker 3: another one of his Indian guys come here, and we
Speaker 3: were back at the firing, me and Tanner waiting for him.
Speaker 3: His name is Kip Perkins. And he got to my
Speaker 3: yard and he started walking back. It was dark out
Speaker 3: and he turned around. I don't know what really happened
Speaker 3: to him. He turned around, went back in his car,
Speaker 3: went back into Black Duck and called me the Randy.
Speaker 3: You got to come get me. Come meet me at
Speaker 3: your house there. I can't walk back there by myself.
Speaker 3: Something scared the heck out of them, and so that happens. Okay,
Speaker 3: two years ago, the s RA was here. Two guys
Speaker 3: camped in one part of the forty acres one corner
Speaker 3: another two guys that's Andy from the BFRO he used
Speaker 3: to be I don't know his last name, and his
Speaker 3: son and the other corner of the of the forty acres,
Speaker 3: and then Todd and another guy camped in the middle
Speaker 3: on one of my trails, and then Mike the book
Speaker 3: writer stayed in that trailerhouse well the week before that.
Speaker 3: Every day when I was out there doing my gift,
Speaker 3: and I'd say, okay, you guys, I got some friends
Speaker 3: coming here. They're harmless, they're they're good guys, but I
Speaker 3: want you to scare them mess them up. I said
Speaker 3: that every day and guess what happened. Andy and his
Speaker 3: son Friday night, something walking back by their tent, hitting
Speaker 3: their tent, and they said it was smelling really bad.
Speaker 3: They were too scared to get out in the look
Speaker 3: the next corner. Saturday morning, about five, I have thirty
Speaker 3: six in the morning. They heard him. Well, when they
Speaker 3: got up, the one guy said to the other guy,
Speaker 3: did you have your breakfast? And the other guy said, no,
Speaker 3: I thought you did. Well. Something went in the cooler
Speaker 3: un last year cooler, took the lid off, put the
Speaker 3: lid on the table, and went through all their stuff. Okay,
Speaker 3: now I took those guys back in the state land.
Speaker 3: They're walking with me, this Andy guy and his son.
Speaker 3: It's about hundred feet from us. And I didn't realize
Speaker 3: they had a sense of something was watching them. And
Speaker 3: there's these ravens. I have to tell you about ravens too.
Speaker 3: Ravens have something to do with sasquash. But anyways, we
Speaker 3: had these ravens circling us, and they kept following us
Speaker 3: and circling us. And I told the other guy said,
Speaker 3: listen here, I can sound like a raven. So I
Speaker 3: kind of did my raven call. And when I did that,
Speaker 3: there was a sasquash about fifteen feet from that. Andy
Speaker 3: and his son got up and walked off. They've seen
Speaker 3: it with their own eyes, walk off. It was that
Speaker 3: black one. So we get back. Guess what. Something went
Speaker 3: in my house when the door was locked and took
Speaker 3: a stick of butter. I took the wrapper off the
Speaker 3: stick of butter and stuck it on my refrigerator door. Now,
Speaker 3: how does that happen? I don't do that. I don't
Speaker 3: do that. There's nobody home. My door is locked. And
Speaker 3: Saturday night, okay, Saturday evening, another sash crotch was seen
Speaker 3: crossing in front of that Andy and his son, and
Speaker 3: then about four in the morning Sunday morning, Todd the
Speaker 3: guy was camped in the middle with another guy in
Speaker 3: another tent. Something went by their tent, slap on the
Speaker 3: side of their tent, but they also heard wings flapping.
Speaker 3: They said, they got so scared that this todd guy,
Speaker 3: he's kind of the head of the s R now
Speaker 3: kind of put his head into this under his sleeping bag.
Speaker 3: And then it came back a couple of minutes later,
Speaker 3: wings flapping again, hitting their tent. They did not get
Speaker 3: out and look. And so Sunday morning, me and Mike
Speaker 3: were standing an the yard by my house here and
Speaker 3: I said, hey, let's walk down the defence line there
Speaker 3: and going to the woods there where that Andy sena
Speaker 3: going to the woods there, And I didn't figure we'd
Speaker 3: see anything, and we didn't, So we come back to
Speaker 3: my pickup. Guess what happens. A raven flies out of
Speaker 3: the wood where we just came from, gets lower than
Speaker 3: the tree tops, gets about ten feet from her head
Speaker 3: and covers there and staring at me and Mike and
Speaker 3: looking at us directed in an eye. Then it turns
Speaker 3: around and flies back in the woods. Now that is
Speaker 3: not normal.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's not normal. Wow, that is weird.
Speaker 3: There's a lot of times I'm back in the woods
Speaker 3: by myself and I'll have two or three Ravens circling
Speaker 3: me and flying me. Now, I'm not saying I believe this.
Speaker 3: I'm just going to tell you something that was told
Speaker 3: to me. You know, Robin McCrae, Yes, Robin Haynes, Yes, yes, Okay,
Speaker 3: of her, Well, she was on that Bobby Dizzel show
Speaker 3: the other day and she's talking and I don't know her,
Speaker 3: but she's got she's talking about. She's got a lot
Speaker 3: of the same stuff happening to her that I have here,
Speaker 3: a lot of the same stuff. So I wanted to
Speaker 3: talk to her, get her insight on what's going on here.
Speaker 3: And we talked about ravens. She said that sasquatch can
Speaker 3: see through Raven's eyes. That's why they follow you. And
Speaker 3: I don't know about that, but it would make sense
Speaker 3: because that's what's happening here. And I told her I
Speaker 3: want to get to the next level with them. I mean,
Speaker 3: they're listening to me, they're doing a few little things
Speaker 3: I asked them for, ask them to do and all
Speaker 3: that stuff. But I have not got a name, and
Speaker 3: I try every day, but I'm not getting that. And
Speaker 3: I can't do that mind speak thing. I don't know
Speaker 3: nothing about that. Now, do you know about the sheet squatchers.
Speaker 2: I've never met them, but I know of them. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you know of them?
Speaker 3: Yeah, and you believe in a remote vieing Randy, you know,
Speaker 3: I don't know what, but they doesn't remote doing here?
Speaker 2: Sure, yeah, I know I know of it. I've never
Speaker 2: looked into it, and so I don't have a yay
Speaker 2: or nay about it. But we can continue with the cover.
Speaker 3: Yeah, right, yeah, either do I. They they've seen twenty
Speaker 3: of them here, they said. And then when they were
Speaker 3: remote dolling, I was back in the woods. They didn't
Speaker 3: even know I was back in the woods, and they
Speaker 3: told me they've seen me, they said, exactly where I
Speaker 3: was at. Now, could it be an educated guest? I
Speaker 3: guess it could be, But they don't know these woods here, right,
Speaker 3: So sure, I don't know about that. Yeah, But they
Speaker 3: spent five days here. Oh really, they spent five days
Speaker 3: here with Jason Kenzie. You know him?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, he's is he the gentleman who does the
Speaker 2: all the documentaries.
Speaker 3: Searching kind of makes the joke about it, but he's
Speaker 3: still good guy. Oh yeah, make fun laughs And yeah, yeah, Jason,
Speaker 3: he was here for five days too.
Speaker 2: Okay, cool, cool.
Speaker 3: The same thing with him, and he's never seen so
Speaker 3: many structures and so much time. And they got some
Speaker 3: some houls at them. He did one of his I
Speaker 3: don't usually let people do all that knocking and all that,
Speaker 3: but he did one of his houls one night about
Speaker 3: eleven thirty twelve o'clock, and he got an answer back
Speaker 3: to really awful selling the thing. Yeah.
Speaker 2: The last question that I have in my mind right
Speaker 2: now is have you ever looked to see and done
Speaker 2: any research about is there anything about your specific area
Speaker 2: or region that could explain all this weird stuff happening
Speaker 2: in the Bigfoot, dog Man, little people, all that stuff.
Speaker 3: You know. I haven't, but I think I need to
Speaker 3: go to the courthouse and find out what used to
Speaker 3: be here, go back as far as I can go.
Speaker 3: I think you should what I need to do.
Speaker 2: I think that would just want to do it.
Speaker 3: I know it's easy to do. Just go there and
Speaker 3: do it.
Speaker 2: Well, that might explain what's what's going on.
Speaker 3: Really, you know it might be. No, there's a not
Speaker 3: a lot of time, but there's time. Back in a
Speaker 3: state line. I'll come across a mound and I can
Speaker 3: see that. There's a hole in another side of it,
Speaker 3: and it is maybe seven six seven feet long, and there's
Speaker 3: no trees there. So I've always wondered about that, and
Speaker 3: I'm not going to sit there and dig it up.
Speaker 3: But it doesn't seem right. What is this mound here?
Speaker 3: It seems weird.
Speaker 2: It's on your land.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's not going to state land.
Speaker 2: Can you define what you mean by state land?
Speaker 3: Just? Oh, Minnesota, like our land is private land. This
Speaker 3: forty acres is private, but then Minnesota owns land too,
Speaker 3: they call it state land. That's what I mean, my lap.
Speaker 2: They just have random state land.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they have random sections of land. Yes, So like
Speaker 3: by the Black Tig River, there's about eight thousand acres
Speaker 3: of state land that the Minnesota owns. You can't build
Speaker 3: on it or do anything. You can drive round on
Speaker 3: it and all that stuff and the yeah, and you
Speaker 3: don't got to get permission. You can just go on it.
Speaker 2: It sounds like you came across potentially some kind of
Speaker 2: Indian burial, a mound or something.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And I don't know either because well, a couple
Speaker 3: of years ago in a little creek it's called Spring Creek.
Speaker 3: I'm digging around there. I'm just because I want to
Speaker 3: try to find some arrowheads, and I've never followed. I
Speaker 3: found a shark tooth. Now, that isn't that weird?
Speaker 2: That is that is pretty weird.
Speaker 3: Yeah, dog told me it's a shark tooth. That's getting
Speaker 3: it from him. I never eased that's a shark tooth.
Speaker 2: Interesting.
Speaker 3: The other day I phoned some petrified wood in that
Speaker 3: in that river hunker, petrofyed wood. I don't know petrified
Speaker 3: wood petro by itself in a hundred years or is
Speaker 3: it really old? I don't know that part.
Speaker 2: Hmmm.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're right. I need to look up what's what's
Speaker 3: how far? I can go back in the Cony records
Speaker 3: see what he used to be here.
Speaker 2: I think you'll be very surprised if you do a
Speaker 2: little bit of digging to see a man who knows
Speaker 2: what could have happened on your property and even your
Speaker 2: neighbor's property back in the day. You know, that could
Speaker 2: really experience.
Speaker 3: I say, go for it, man, Well I am gonna go. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna go for it. Yeah, I just go to
Speaker 3: go to Mimigi and I mean it's I think they'll
Speaker 3: even help you look stuff up and give you the
Speaker 3: books and need to look it up.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, Oh, Randy, what and what an incredible story. And
Speaker 2: it sounds like y'all have the resource area where we'll
Speaker 2: put the book from Mike in there so people can
Speaker 2: read more about, you know, things that have happened in
Speaker 2: your area and kind of flush out your story a
Speaker 2: little bit. I believe too. But wow, Mike, sorry, Randy,
Speaker 2: thank you for sharing all this story with me. This
Speaker 2: is incredible.
Speaker 3: Yeah, here's one thing I'm going to tell you. There
Speaker 3: have been times that we've been sett into the fire ring,
Speaker 3: me and in the two or three of the people
Speaker 3: there that want to come here, and we'll have a
Speaker 3: real scream at us, really terrible selling. And this is
Speaker 3: a new rule I'm giving people. I let come here,
Speaker 3: what they'll do right away, get up the flashlights, looking around.
Speaker 3: Then it's it's gone. So my new rule is if
Speaker 3: people are going to be with me and that happens,
Speaker 3: don't move, Just sit there and keep talking like we
Speaker 3: don't hear it, and maybe we'll get leave you in
Speaker 3: more action exactly. Coyote and a wolf and a cougar
Speaker 3: when we're sitting on that fire ring and the olden
Speaker 3: they're not going to come up there and then scream
Speaker 3: at us. No, it's not that's not going to happen.
Speaker 3: And we've got logs through at us in the crik
Speaker 3: and it's not a beavertail slap. I know what that is,
Speaker 3: right right? I get to keep telling you more? Do
Speaker 3: you tell me if you want me to stop?
Speaker 2: So, how about this, I'll do. We'll do one more question.
Speaker 2: Has there ever been a time when you're out in
Speaker 2: the woods where it has been so intense where you're like,
Speaker 2: I wish I could get out of here right now.
Speaker 3: Yes, it has been some of those times when and
Speaker 3: it didn't dawn on me at the time before I've
Speaker 3: ever had that where we thought we were at a
Speaker 3: new TV. Yeah, there's been times in my stomachs in
Speaker 3: a not and everything. I'm sitting back there and I
Speaker 3: don't even recognize where I'm at that the times that
Speaker 3: that has happened. Sure, And I have to lucky. I
Speaker 3: have my I have a compass. Oh, I got one
Speaker 3: more thing I got to tell you. Okay, I have
Speaker 3: a compass on me. I got two more things I
Speaker 3: got to tell you. Then I'll stop, all right. And
Speaker 3: I got picture too Okay, I had all this weird
Speaker 3: stuff going on here. The SRA was getting a little
Speaker 3: bit worried for us here, so they got me a
Speaker 3: gipped about five or six of those scarry cameras, so
Speaker 3: I pull and they'll go right to my email, you know,
Speaker 3: to Wi Fi and all that. So I had one
Speaker 3: in the bedroom looking out the bedroom window facing east.
Speaker 3: One morning, all of a sudden, my phone goes off
Speaker 3: from that camera and I look at it. Oh my god, Terry,
Speaker 3: you've got to see this. Here there's a dog, but
Speaker 3: you can see through it. The dog is forming or
Speaker 3: it's unfore. I can see through the body. I can
Speaker 3: see the outline of the legs and the tail and
Speaker 3: the face. It looks like a husky or a German shepherd.
Speaker 3: But I can see through it. And I said, oh
Speaker 3: my god, Terry, you got to see this. You can
Speaker 3: see through this dog. It's forming here. But it set
Speaker 3: the camera off though, and then all of a sudden
Speaker 3: it goes off again. When I'm ready to hand the
Speaker 3: camera or the phone to Terry to look at it,
Speaker 3: I said, oh, one off again. I look at it.
Speaker 3: There's a sat squatch in my phone from that camera.
Speaker 3: It is massive huge. I said, oh my god, Terry,
Speaker 3: we got a sasquatch right out here from that camera.
Speaker 3: I go ready to handle the phone to see that,
Speaker 3: and my phone goes ye, just like that, Oh my
Speaker 3: phone went dead. I plug it in. It comes on
Speaker 3: seventy five percent charge, and no, sat squash. It's not
Speaker 3: in my it's not and it's not even on the
Speaker 3: SD card of the camera. Totally gone. But the dog
Speaker 3: thing is just still there. I'll send you that picture
Speaker 3: when you get off the phone. I'll send you Okay.
Speaker 3: And another time, I'm back in the woods, back in
Speaker 3: that state land where farther back in right, I don't
Speaker 3: usually take people, and I come across the pilot crap.
Speaker 3: It's about two feet long. It looks like it come
Speaker 3: out of an elephant. It is huge. But there's straw
Speaker 3: lying all down in the woods. A how does straw
Speaker 3: get back in the woods. It doesn't get back in
Speaker 3: the woods. And the only person that builds straw around
Speaker 3: here is about a mile and a half north of
Speaker 3: our house, and there's no way straw is going to
Speaker 3: come from there all the way back to the woods,
Speaker 3: about three miles back into the woods anyways, And there's
Speaker 3: a bunch of red willows busted over, and I said,
Speaker 3: oh my god, I gotta take a picture this year.
Speaker 3: I take a picture of it. My phone goes dead again,
Speaker 3: just like that. I get home. So my phone is dead.
Speaker 3: I get home, get it charged up. There's no picture
Speaker 3: on there. I go back because I'm gonna take a
Speaker 3: picture of that crap again, because it's big. It's all gone,
Speaker 3: it's not there. But guess what I found when you bail,
Speaker 3: hey or let they do? Now you know what? You
Speaker 3: know what round bails are? I'm sure you do from Iowa,
Speaker 3: the big round bales of hay or straw.
Speaker 2: No, sure, yeah?
Speaker 3: And then they w it's wrapped with that white island webbing. Well,
Speaker 3: how did this happen? I found that white island webbing
Speaker 3: and wrapped around a tree back in the woods. What yes, yep, yep,
Speaker 3: how does that happen? How about this one here? I
Speaker 3: got our John Dear lawnmower. It's a big one, but
Speaker 3: all will's wheel back wheels turn, but it's not zero turn.
Speaker 3: It's still got a steering wheel to four twenty five. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I'm mowing the lawn. Our lawn is big. I park
Speaker 3: it up by the house, Faith and East. It's not
Speaker 3: on no heel or nothing. You can't push it because
Speaker 3: it's got the hydrostatic transmission. I go in here and
Speaker 3: eat something, come back out there. It's seventy five yards
Speaker 3: away face the north and south. How'd that happen? I
Speaker 3: go on a new garager and there's seven finger streaks
Speaker 3: all the way across the garage. Here's another one. Me
Speaker 3: and Tanner cut a little trail to the crick just
Speaker 3: a little one. Maybe it's like twenty yards through there
Speaker 3: for the bunch of brushes down. I had Tanner pile
Speaker 3: all the brush and some little trees and stuff in
Speaker 3: one nice pile back in the woods. I come back
Speaker 3: the next day. All that brush was taken out and
Speaker 3: piled across my four wheel trail about four feet up.
Speaker 3: I couldn't get through there. All I did was laugh.
Speaker 3: I laughed at it. So if you guys got me
Speaker 3: on this one, there's no human coming back. They're going
Speaker 3: to do that. Nobody knew I did all that cutting.
Speaker 3: So I have stuff like that happening here all the time.
Speaker 2: Thank goodness. Your story definitely isn't done. It's just getting
Speaker 2: bigger and bigger every day.
Speaker 3: Yeah, now you know why the beginning of this and
Speaker 3: this is all happened. I got to reach out to somebody.
Speaker 3: I got to talk to somebody and knows what's going
Speaker 3: on there. Oh yeah, that's why I started. And that's
Speaker 3: why that book was written, because now he wants to
Speaker 3: write a second book because there's so much. It's ongoing
Speaker 3: all the time.
Speaker 2: It didn't.
Speaker 3: It ain't just like one thing and then it's not
Speaker 3: no more. It's always going on.
Speaker 2: And another unique thing about your story is that you've
Speaker 2: mentioned so many different people that have come to your
Speaker 2: property and experienced weird things. So you could do like
Speaker 2: I could do like five more episodes asking like talking
Speaker 2: to these other people and be like is this true?
Speaker 2: And there's so many more people that I could like.
Speaker 2: It's it's wild, Like it's very unique. It's awesome.
Speaker 3: Reach out to John Badger, he'll talk to you. Okay,
Speaker 3: here yesterday when we found that track line, Yeah, he'll
Speaker 3: talk to you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Randy, incredible story.
Speaker 3: We reach out to Mike Wast the book writer, He'll
Speaker 3: talk to you.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna definitely check out this book next.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's that's why Wild Randy keep me in the loop.
Speaker 2: I think I'm already in that group that you mentioned,
Speaker 2: your research group. But yeah, keep me.
Speaker 3: I thought you were that. Yeah, I thought, because I
Speaker 3: recognize you name. When I seen that little pools, I said,
Speaker 3: well I've had lots.
Speaker 2: Of Yeah, totally, it makes sense. But oh man, thank
Speaker 2: you so much for coming on tonight. And I have
Speaker 2: a feeling we might be we might be checking in
Speaker 2: maybe a little bit later to get an update. But wow,
Speaker 2: this is some wild stuff Randy, and hopefully our our
Speaker 2: paths crossed someday.
Speaker 3: Yeah, maybe you need to see it. Come to northern
Speaker 3: Minnesota one one weekend.
Speaker 2: Hey, not that far away from Iowa, so we'll see.
Speaker 3: Okay, Well, thanks a lot.
Speaker 2: You have a good night, sir.
Speaker 3: Yep. Bye.
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