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Speaker 2: the privilege of talking to Jason from Tennessee today. He's
Speaker 2: an individual that had left some comments on the Big
Speaker 2: for Society YouTube channel, and I always try to reach
Speaker 2: out to those comments that look very interesting, and thankfully
Speaker 2: Jason was able to reach back out, and so we've
Speaker 2: set up a time for him to come on the show.
Speaker 2: And Jason, it's great to finally have you on here,
Speaker 2: and you're going to share a few things that you've
Speaker 2: experienced over the years, but I'll let you go right
Speaker 2: into it. Man.
Speaker 3: Awesome. Yeah, I appreciate the opportunity. Hi.
Speaker 4: Everyone, I just want to stay out front and sharing
Speaker 4: all of these because they're very strange and I feel
Speaker 4: like I can't be the only one, and I feel
Speaker 4: like everyone needs to kind of share their stories and
Speaker 4: it's something that a lot of people back in the
Speaker 4: day didn't do. So I'm going to start ten years
Speaker 4: ago in Louisiana, I.
Speaker 3: Had a boot camp. I'm a Navy veteran.
Speaker 4: I had a boot camp buddy of mine out there
Speaker 4: just outside of Lafayette in area called Abbeyville. And I
Speaker 4: was actually quite a way, quite a few miles away
Speaker 4: from Abbeyville. There's a state park out there called Palmeadow
Speaker 4: State Park, and I was on the other side of
Speaker 4: the road, probably one to two miles down, very underdeveloped area.
Speaker 4: The floodplain or whatever got up to or the surge or.
Speaker 3: Whatever they call it, got up to ten feet out there.
Speaker 4: If you did build out there, your house had to
Speaker 4: be on stilts, and I think the minimum was ten feet.
Speaker 4: So anyways, my front mind, any buddy was like, Hey,
Speaker 4: come down here, work in.
Speaker 3: The oil fields. If you need to. I got ten acres.
Speaker 4: You can go out there and kind of do your
Speaker 4: own thing and get your feet set. So I lived
Speaker 4: in those kind of woody swampy area for about two
Speaker 4: and a half months.
Speaker 3: I did a bushcraft.
Speaker 4: Thing and chopped down trees and pair of cord and
Speaker 4: kind of built this little.
Speaker 3: Cabin out there. And I had a dog. He was
Speaker 3: a mutt, but he looked like a Belgium.
Speaker 4: Mountain wall with a beegle face, and he was about
Speaker 4: thirty five pounds.
Speaker 3: He was kind of like a military dog.
Speaker 4: Mentioning him because He's kind of the heart of this story.
Speaker 3: He was always on lookout.
Speaker 4: I traveled a lot, so he just had military kind
Speaker 4: of characteristics. And my little hut that I built, he
Speaker 4: would sit in the doorway and just look out all
Speaker 4: night long, and I had a little fire on the inside.
Speaker 3: I'd be sitting to the right of him, in front
Speaker 3: of my fire and my door and dog to.
Speaker 4: My left, And two nights in a row he acted
Speaker 4: like a dog I've never seen act in this way.
Speaker 4: And he would snap his head back and forth. He
Speaker 4: was looking at something outside and would snap back at me,
Speaker 4: and I mean it was like so fast of him
Speaker 4: looking out back at me, out back of me, out back.
Speaker 3: At me, and he was he would start to shake.
Speaker 4: He would even give me slight, very very quiet wines.
Speaker 4: Usually he was very aggressive, barking, going out, chasing things, growling.
Speaker 4: There are a lot of animals out there. I mean
Speaker 4: there were porcupine, not porcupine's, armadillos, raccoons, rabbits, bobcats, bears, hogs.
Speaker 4: So to see this reaction out of this dog, which
Speaker 4: I've never seen before, it kind of triggered me.
Speaker 3: But I didn't hear anything out there.
Speaker 4: A lot of times I would go out and try
Speaker 4: to scare thing away with him, but that night stood out.
Speaker 4: So the very next night it happened again, and this
Speaker 4: time I thought something was up. Before the night before,
Speaker 4: I kind of just let it go.
Speaker 3: I told him to calm down.
Speaker 4: I didn't hear any noise near me, so I didn't
Speaker 4: feel like there was a threat this night. Now I'm
Speaker 4: a little bit more kind of in tune with it
Speaker 4: because this is so strange. And then I start hearing
Speaker 4: something by a peedle walk and it sounds heavy. Now,
Speaker 4: to let you know, my buddy's property had ten acres.
Speaker 4: I was kind of set up on the edge of
Speaker 4: a clearing, and this clearing he brought in dirt and clay.
Speaker 3: Maybe it was sixty yards long by sixty seventy yards
Speaker 3: long by maybe forty yards wide.
Speaker 4: It's not a big clearing. He wanted to put a
Speaker 4: little house there. He had a little tiny kind of pond,
Speaker 4: there was a canal. I decided to walk out when
Speaker 4: I heard the bpedal walking and it sounded heavy. It
Speaker 4: sounded loud, and when I came out, I only had
Speaker 4: a headlamp, and when I turned I'm looking at a
Speaker 4: set of eyes that were yellowish green. The eyes were
Speaker 4: very far apart. I'll never forget just kind of the
Speaker 4: mental image of what would look like with these eyes
Speaker 4: so far apart, and at thirty forty yards.
Speaker 3: I was still looking up at.
Speaker 4: It, like I had this feeling of I'm still looking
Speaker 4: up at it.
Speaker 3: I'll never forget it. I'll never forget it.
Speaker 4: The next day, I went and bought a huge flashlight
Speaker 4: because it was just so different. I mean, your whole life,
Speaker 4: You're used to human beings a certain size and the
Speaker 4: eye distance away, and it just.
Speaker 3: It stood out. And I'm sitting there staring at these eyes.
Speaker 4: My dog came out with me. He's right on my
Speaker 4: right side. We don't have a gun or anything. I
Speaker 4: actually made a spear with a big.
Speaker 3: Knife I had. That's all I had.
Speaker 4: And I'm staring at it's staring at me, and I
Speaker 4: just kind of got a weird feeling and was like, Okay,
Speaker 4: we're gonna I looked at my dog and I said,
Speaker 4: we're gonna sit this one out.
Speaker 3: And I went right back inside. Never heard it walk away.
Speaker 4: The next day, I went out and tried to find tracks,
Speaker 4: but like I said, he brought in dirt and clay.
Speaker 3: It was really weird.
Speaker 4: If it rained, it'd be super muddy tracks, of course,
Speaker 4: but when it dried, it was actually like tabletop hard,
Speaker 4: which would explain maybe why I heard it and explain
Speaker 4: why there were no tracks. I originally thought it was
Speaker 4: a bear, but bears down there pretty small, even if
Speaker 4: they stand up, they're six foot I'm six foot two,
Speaker 4: six foot three, and I'd assume I would see claws
Speaker 4: if a bear stood up. At some point, clause would
Speaker 4: have dug in. And I never found any tracks. So
Speaker 4: that's my first story. I don't know what it was.
Speaker 4: Maybe it was bigfoot, maybe it was something else, but
Speaker 4: it was big. It had eyes far apart and on
Speaker 4: like an intelligence level. If it was there for two nights.
Speaker 4: The first night, it was just kind of watching me.
Speaker 4: The second night, it wanted me to know it was there.
Speaker 4: Like I said, I never heard it walk away, so
Speaker 4: it definitely stood out as something strange. So that's kind
Speaker 4: of my first experience that opened me up. I already
Speaker 4: was into kind of the bigfoot possibility, and they're being
Speaker 4: things out there that are intelligent and stealthy, but that
Speaker 4: kind of opened up Pandora's box. Now currently I am
Speaker 4: living in a truck and truck camper. I'm raising a
Speaker 4: Belgium Moulinoa and I've been living in the National Forest
Speaker 4: for the past year and a half.
Speaker 3: I'm preparing this dog for Alaska.
Speaker 4: I'm moving to Alaska to buy property way out in
Speaker 4: the bush. I do plan on getting him a big brother,
Speaker 4: but he's going to be my right hand there. So
Speaker 4: my journey started in northern Idaho. This is what sparked
Speaker 4: all of this in the comments, because I saw Northern
Speaker 4: Idaho Bigfoot story and.
Speaker 3: I have my own. I was in Sandpoint, Idaho.
Speaker 4: If you leave Sandpoint and you head towards Bonner's Ferry,
Speaker 4: there's a gas station on your left, maybe three to
Speaker 4: four miles down right there at the gas station, if you.
Speaker 3: Pick a left, that'll take you till you hit a
Speaker 3: dirt road.
Speaker 4: Then a big kind of open area for the snowmobiles
Speaker 4: and four wheelers to park their trails trailers, excuse me,
Speaker 4: and then you can just ride for miles. I mean
Speaker 4: you can take this route all the way to Court Lane.
Speaker 3: You can.
Speaker 4: I mean it takes you to other cities. It's a
Speaker 4: dirt road you can go far back on. Now for
Speaker 4: the first I don't know. Ten miles or so, you're
Speaker 4: you're along a river, not far down the path. I
Speaker 4: would stay all the time. There's trying to think of
Speaker 4: how to best describe it. But within two to three
Speaker 4: miles down on your right hand side, there's gonna be
Speaker 4: accesses to this river and you'll get to one to
Speaker 4: where there's a big You're gonna have this dirt road, rocky,
Speaker 4: bumpy getting down and you'll get down to the river.
Speaker 4: There'll be a campsite. You'll take it right more rocky
Speaker 4: going downhill. There'll be probably five campsites or so lined
Speaker 4: up down this river.
Speaker 3: With spacing with trees. I mean, it's a nice area.
Speaker 4: You'll know this part of the river if you explore
Speaker 4: that area, because this is probably the only place that's
Speaker 4: got really kind of a long stretch.
Speaker 3: Of sites people can camp on. Anyways, I'm out there,
Speaker 3: it's the end of the summer. Everyone's back to school,
Speaker 3: there are no campers.
Speaker 4: I'm by myself and I'm out there with my dog,
Speaker 4: and it's dusk and I start hearing a LIFEbeat. And
Speaker 4: now I was in the Navy and part of my
Speaker 4: job was doing life booy watch. We would be on
Speaker 4: the back of the ship, and we're the last line
Speaker 4: in case you fall off, we're the last person has
Speaker 4: a chance of seeing you. And we also called in
Speaker 4: like surface to airships. But whatever the point is, as
Speaker 4: I had this booy that I'd throw off and it
Speaker 4: would start to beep, and that's what it reminded me of.
Speaker 4: So in my mind, I'm thinking someone's out there and
Speaker 4: needs help, And which is strange because the main road
Speaker 4: to the National Forest isn't that far. I mean it
Speaker 4: might be fifty yards from the river, and the section
Speaker 4: I'm n's pretty low. So when you get close to
Speaker 4: that main road, it's kind of a vertical maybe twenty
Speaker 4: foot vertical up to the main road, and the noise
Speaker 4: the life beacon is coming right next what's coming from
Speaker 4: right next to the road, And as I try to
Speaker 4: find this beacon, it's a very dense kind of all
Speaker 4: off the beaten path as far as the campsites go,
Speaker 4: but right next to the main road, and I'm getting
Speaker 4: closer to it. My dog at the time, he was
Speaker 4: probably a ten month old Belgium mount While he picked
Speaker 4: up on nothing, he's having a good time.
Speaker 3: He's out there sniffing around. But when I get really.
Speaker 4: Close, I decide to get high ground in backtrack a
Speaker 4: little bit, get on the main road and look down
Speaker 4: at whatever this is.
Speaker 3: And as I get up there, it's.
Speaker 4: So dense that I can't see and it's getting darker.
Speaker 3: So I decide, I just get the feeling that I
Speaker 3: need to go down my truck.
Speaker 4: I have a high powered flashlight and I want to
Speaker 4: get my handgun.
Speaker 3: So it's probably a five ten minute walk to get.
Speaker 4: Down and back up, and I get back to the
Speaker 4: exact same spot, and I mean, I swear as soon
Speaker 4: as I let my foot down and I'm right there
Speaker 4: the life beacon and I didn't hear it where I'm
Speaker 4: looking where it was a life beat and is now
Speaker 4: behind me, across the road and possibly fifty fifty yards away.
Speaker 4: Now this gets a little weird because there's a campsite
Speaker 4: over there that was overgrown. I mean, no one had
Speaker 4: gone through there. There was a massive like bitch I
Speaker 4: had to go through to camp over there. And the
Speaker 4: only reason why I camped over there is because during
Speaker 4: the summer the.
Speaker 3: River spots were full, so I'd go camp over there.
Speaker 4: And honestly, I got there and I got weird vibes.
Speaker 4: There were probably six to eight trees bent over the trail.
Speaker 4: One was snapped at about twelve foot, And it's just
Speaker 4: strange because you would have to like tie these trees
Speaker 4: off in some type of way, and this trail was
Speaker 4: just kind of covered.
Speaker 3: When I camped.
Speaker 4: There, my dog would bring me antlers and like femur bones, like.
Speaker 4: He would keep bringing me bound as he would go
Speaker 4: off into the wilderness and find stuff. I heard a
Speaker 4: wood knock out there at night, my dog would.
Speaker 3: Lose his mind. Something would be outside of our camper.
Speaker 2: Big for Society would be right back.
Speaker 4: After these messages, I tried to hike past the bent
Speaker 4: trees and I just got really bad vibes and I
Speaker 4: was like, no, I'm not going up this way.
Speaker 3: I'm not doing it.
Speaker 4: So I already had this weird history of this campsite,
Speaker 4: and now the beeping or the life beacon is coming
Speaker 4: from over there. And I do want to say that
Speaker 4: when I first heard this life beacon, I was recognizing
Speaker 4: the shifting. It sounded so mechanical and real. But once
Speaker 4: in a blue moon it sound like a bird. Once
Speaker 4: in a blue moon, it would like beat for twenty
Speaker 4: seconds off for twenty seconds, beat for twenty seconds, off
Speaker 4: for twenty seconds. But I was just recognizing slight changes
Speaker 4: in the patterns. So at this point, now that I'm
Speaker 4: hearing this beat over here in this area that already
Speaker 4: got weird vibes and wood knocks, And I even saw
Speaker 4: something one morning when I pulled out of there.
Speaker 3: I assumed it was the butt of a moose.
Speaker 4: If not, it was the shoulder of something big and
Speaker 4: it just stepped out of the way.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Anyways, that area, I just had all these weird, weird
Speaker 4: things happen, and then, like I said, those, I was
Speaker 4: recognizing patterns being off. So I'm getting over to this
Speaker 4: campsite right where the trees are bent over and the
Speaker 4: life beacon is right on the other side, and I
Speaker 4: decided this isn't worth it anymore.
Speaker 3: I'm like, this is too weird.
Speaker 4: I think I'm cool with my adventures and trying to
Speaker 4: save somebody. This no longer seems like someone's in need
Speaker 4: of help. It's getting too weird, and I decide to
Speaker 4: walk back. So now I come down this little trail
Speaker 4: in this campsite, I get back on the main road,
Speaker 4: walk down twenty yards not far, and then boom a
Speaker 4: bank or right, and then I go down this path
Speaker 4: and I get down to that campsite, and then you
Speaker 4: take it right to access the other campsites. As soon
Speaker 4: as I take that right, I swear to you. To
Speaker 4: my left across the campsite that I'm turning away from
Speaker 4: in those.
Speaker 3: Woods, I'm hearing the life beacon.
Speaker 4: So I in my mind, I went from tracking something's
Speaker 4: now something's tracking me, and it's letting me know that's
Speaker 4: tracking me, and.
Speaker 3: Good little ways for my camper. I keep walking.
Speaker 4: My gun's on my hip, and my dog this whole
Speaker 4: time hasn't.
Speaker 3: Picked up on anything.
Speaker 4: I'm blown away at this point because how is he
Speaker 4: not picking up on this? He is young, but he
Speaker 4: actually saved us from a mountain lion that was stalking us, so.
Speaker 3: I have faith in him. It's kind of crazy he
Speaker 3: never picked up on anything.
Speaker 4: But anyways, I get down to my my truck camper
Speaker 4: and I'm in my mind, I'm like, no.
Speaker 3: It might just.
Speaker 4: You just relax, watch a movie and we'll go to bend.
Speaker 4: And I laid down. Within five minutes I heard a
Speaker 4: scream holler.
Speaker 3: I mean it was like a hoo.
Speaker 4: My first my first thought was an owl, but it
Speaker 4: was like a hoot holler.
Speaker 3: Screams.
Speaker 4: I don't I don't even know, and it trickled down
Speaker 4: as it got really loud, and then it trickled down
Speaker 4: to a row. I've been near alligators, like at that
Speaker 4: Palmetto State Park in Louisiana. I went into primitive camping.
Speaker 4: I heard alligators and they sound like lions. I mean
Speaker 4: they the My dog was shaken during that too, I
Speaker 4: mean they they have a depth.
Speaker 3: That just you can feel it. And it was the
Speaker 3: same thing.
Speaker 4: With this this, this, this holler, this hoot. Whatever created
Speaker 4: this noise was massive, absolutely massive.
Speaker 3: And I and it and it happened twice.
Speaker 4: I don't know if it was two separate ones, because
Speaker 4: the second one wasn't as loud, but.
Speaker 3: It was close and it was exact same.
Speaker 4: It was a hoop, it was a holler, and it
Speaker 4: just slowly worked its way down to this this growl,
Speaker 4: and I can't imagine it was more than forty yards away.
Speaker 4: I'm not gonna lie I want to meet big Foot,
Speaker 4: but I really think it'd be cool. At the same time,
Speaker 4: if I do that, I want to be fully prepared
Speaker 4: because I assume there's good ones and bad ones, and
Speaker 4: it's not worth dying over, but I think it'd be
Speaker 4: it'd be really cool.
Speaker 3: I would like to meet him. But that night, I'll
Speaker 3: tell you what. I didn't have my night vision, and
Speaker 3: I didn't have anything that was large as far as
Speaker 3: weapons go.
Speaker 4: I had got a three fifty seven magnum revolver and
Speaker 4: a lover action, and I just I don't know if
Speaker 4: I can't see you, and I don't, I don't feel
Speaker 4: like I can defend myself.
Speaker 3: I didn't want to go out there.
Speaker 4: I actually decided to leave, and I had to go
Speaker 4: through the woods and find my adult's toys.
Speaker 3: He left everywhere.
Speaker 4: That wasn't comfortable, but I got everything. I got out
Speaker 4: of there and I went to Walmart. To be honest
Speaker 4: with you, I didn't want to.
Speaker 3: I didn't feel like they were out to get me.
Speaker 4: I mean, obviously they could have if they are intelligent
Speaker 4: and they wanted me to leave, that was probably the
Speaker 4: best to do it. And I will say one last
Speaker 4: thing that I'm going to end that story. That was
Speaker 4: northern Idaho, but I will say about ten miles from there,
Speaker 4: I did a work to live on a guy's property
Speaker 4: for forty years and I don't know if this has
Speaker 4: anything to do a bigfoot, but I just want to
Speaker 4: share it because if anyone else has experienced this, it's
Speaker 4: very strange. But he had a really cool piece of
Speaker 4: property forty acre. It was probably five acres down at
Speaker 4: the bottom that were flat, and it was all kind
Speaker 4: of mountainee. There was a little pond up top, and
Speaker 4: he had little campsites all over the place.
Speaker 3: And I'm in this place.
Speaker 4: And I'm building a fire and I heard something run
Speaker 4: behind me. It was right behind me, and I turned
Speaker 4: and nothing was there. It's probably one of the only
Speaker 4: times in my life I questioned like my sanity because
Speaker 4: it seemed so real. And I looked at my dog
Speaker 4: and he didn't pick up on it. But Belgium's are crazy.
Speaker 4: He wants to choose sticks that are on fire. He
Speaker 4: was so into the fire. I wasn't too surprised. But
Speaker 4: then I heard a growl. I heard something growl at me.
Speaker 4: And the funny thing is me and my dog both
Speaker 4: looked into the direction of the growl. We both looked
Speaker 4: at each other, and then we both looked in the direction.
Speaker 3: So I realized that I wasn't crazy.
Speaker 4: And this area of his property hit thinned out, so
Speaker 4: there was really no place to hide.
Speaker 3: I mean, it wasn't thick like national forests. So I'm
Speaker 3: just throwing that out there. I don't know if anyone
Speaker 3: else has experienced anything like that, but.
Speaker 4: Something ran behind me, man, and then not far in
Speaker 4: front of us. I mean, if I had to guess
Speaker 4: it was, it was close twenty thirty yards and heard
Speaker 4: it growl.
Speaker 3: And my dog picked up on that one. But anyways,
Speaker 3: those are experience I have, Deremiah.
Speaker 4: I hope that helps others, and I think everybody should share.
Speaker 2: Jason, thank you, thank you for sharing those. It's really
Speaker 2: interesting stuff. And the one man, I'll tell you, like
Speaker 2: the standpoint oh Idaho, when you were experiencing the life
Speaker 2: beacon beeping noises from the woods, that there's really a
Speaker 2: pattern because it feels like, well, I'll ask you, do
Speaker 2: you feel like it may have been trying to get
Speaker 2: you to go further in the woods to try to
Speaker 2: figure out what was going on with that noise.
Speaker 3: So there are two thought processes here.
Speaker 4: The one is yeah, I mean you can imagine if
Speaker 4: a bigfoot ever saw an injured hiker that had a
Speaker 4: beacon on it that was beeping and then saw other
Speaker 4: humans show up to save that injured human. They they
Speaker 4: would mimic that, and I've heard them mimicking screaming children,
Speaker 4: and that would draw a human immediately. It seems a
Speaker 4: bit strange because on that second beacon noise, it was
Speaker 4: drawing me away from my camper.
Speaker 3: It was drawing me farther.
Speaker 4: Away, which would lead me to believe ill intent. But
Speaker 4: what's strange is why wouldn't it Why would they make
Speaker 4: the move? I mean, I guess I.
Speaker 3: Got the gun, but I didn't have the gun at first.
Speaker 3: There's no one out there. It's just me. They're intelligent.
Speaker 4: I would assume they're intelligent enough they can that they
Speaker 4: they know they can overpower me. It's a weird it's
Speaker 4: a weird scenario because then at the end of the day,
Speaker 4: the growl it don't almost.
Speaker 3: Seems like.
Speaker 4: Intelligent enough to mess with your mind? Would they have
Speaker 4: drawn me out there? Okay, so I've got I got
Speaker 4: I've got another part of this story that I didn't share.
Speaker 4: So I moved from Sandpoint to Big Sky, Montana. And
Speaker 4: these boys out here live in the woods, I mean they,
Speaker 4: I mean, it's it's big and my one buddy he's
Speaker 4: a marine. He even worked for the Blackwater Mercenary whatever,
Speaker 4: and blah blah blah. He does hunting, photography, he goes
Speaker 4: all over the world in films guys hunting. And then
Speaker 4: him and a local good old boy that grew up
Speaker 4: here in these woods were out hunting one day and
Speaker 4: they said they, I'm sharing my story and this is separate.
Speaker 3: I shared my story with both of them. They didn't
Speaker 3: know about me or my story.
Speaker 4: And they both said the same thing to me, because
Speaker 4: they were together, that they heard the same thing. They
Speaker 4: said they follow the life beacon for like two or
Speaker 4: three hours. When I told them that I heard this,
Speaker 4: they were like, yeah, we've heard it in the woods too.
Speaker 3: I was like, no way. I was like, it sounded mechanical.
Speaker 4: It sounded like a booy, like a life beacon or
Speaker 4: something like. It sounded mechanical, And they were like one
Speaker 4: hundred percent, and it would go in intervals, and we
Speaker 4: followed it did for hours. So that leads me to
Speaker 4: believe that it wasn't ill intent, and maybe it's just
Speaker 4: this kind of like game for them or kind of
Speaker 4: like a mind thing.
Speaker 3: And then the fact they growled, so I know that
Speaker 3: they were there, it seemed more the vibe to me.
Speaker 4: Was we'd appreciate it if you left, We'll draw you
Speaker 4: out of here.
Speaker 3: It will make you walk ten.
Speaker 4: Miles following this noise to get you out of here,
Speaker 4: or it will growl, scare you out of here or whatever.
Speaker 4: But that's another part of the story that's kind of weird.
Speaker 4: Coming to Montantam six hours away, six seven hours away
Speaker 4: from Sandpoint and Hunter's heard the same thing and Foult
Speaker 4: followed it for hours.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's even more interesting. And that's it's definitely a
Speaker 2: thing where if I think back through all the interviews
Speaker 2: I've done, there are definitely different accounts where a person
Speaker 2: will be lured somewhere by the voice of their boyfriend
Speaker 2: or another person's voice, or a pet. There was one
Speaker 2: actually this is in northern Idaho as well, where a
Speaker 2: pet was They were trying to lure a pet into
Speaker 2: the woods by it was either the voice of the
Speaker 2: owner or someone else. The pet would have known. That
Speaker 2: was a really weird one. Then you have like the
Speaker 2: old stories of hearing the baby cries in the woods, right,
Speaker 2: and you hear a lot of those actually in southeast Alaska.
Speaker 2: So maybe watch out for that when you're up there
Speaker 2: where you'll hear baby cries and it's them supposedly trying
Speaker 2: to lure females into the woods to look for what's
Speaker 2: causing the baby crying in the woods. And it's just
Speaker 2: it's a very interesting and this may even be the
Speaker 2: newest iteration, this life beacon noise. It's just so weird
Speaker 2: that it was experienced in two different areas of the country.
Speaker 3: Now, have you ever heard the life beacon no No?
Speaker 2: This is the first time. And I really hope that
Speaker 2: if other listeners have experienced that that they would also
Speaker 2: reach out maybe in the comments or email if you
Speaker 2: need to. But that is just it is so weird.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and it's funny how you say it's like the
Speaker 4: new iteration, because as technology grows, it's almost as if
Speaker 4: they're adapting to, you know, our ways, our technology. I
Speaker 4: was blown away when these boys and like, the reason
Speaker 4: why I believe him because people are you know, people
Speaker 4: will play with you. But the reason why I believe
Speaker 4: him was because I met these dudes, you know, at
Speaker 4: different times, different places, and they didn't even know, like
Speaker 4: they were talking as if I didn't know the other guy.
Speaker 3: They're like, yeah, my buddy, logan or whatever, you know,
Speaker 3: my buddy.
Speaker 4: And I'm like, yeah, he already told me the story.
Speaker 4: I'm like that that was real. I was like, y'all,
Speaker 4: are you're being real. He's like, dude, we followed it
Speaker 4: for hours. He's like, it just it stayed the same
Speaker 4: distance from us. It always sounded the same distance from us.
Speaker 3: And we're out hunting. He's like, dude, we're game.
Speaker 4: We're out there, and we just kept going and eventually
Speaker 4: we stopped and we're like, okay, we're going to head back.
Speaker 3: But it kind of makes sense. It's interesting. I hope.
Speaker 4: I don't know, maybe you can clarify this, but I
Speaker 4: heard the ones in Alaska were bigger and meaner.
Speaker 3: Has that been so.
Speaker 2: Regarding Alaska. So there's a thing called the Bergman's rule,
Speaker 2: where the further away from the equator you get, the
Speaker 2: larger the things are the creatures are going to be.
Speaker 2: And that's why just things are bigger up there, right,
Speaker 2: or you look at down by Florida, the skuncapes are smaller,
Speaker 2: right because it's closer to the equator. And yeah, you're correct,
Speaker 2: you have reports up there in Alaska of them being
Speaker 2: extremely large, But then you also have areas like Prince
Speaker 2: of Wales Island, which is in southeast Alaska, where there's
Speaker 2: reports of four toad ones and there's clans on the
Speaker 2: island where the people that live there they think that
Speaker 2: pretty much four toad Ones are stealing people. They're the
Speaker 2: reason that people are disappearing on the island, and they're
Speaker 2: just they're extremely aggressive. So yeah, would I would definitely
Speaker 2: agree with that. That matches up with what I I've
Speaker 2: heard from different sources over the years.
Speaker 3: So.
Speaker 4: That's interesting. So yeah, I plan and the light changes
Speaker 4: up there to where it gets dark for months, and
Speaker 4: so I plan on setting up a lot of lights
Speaker 4: and cameras and I will be prepared to defend myself,
Speaker 4: but like my goal is to try to make contact.
Speaker 2: Big for society. Will be right back after these messages.
Speaker 4: I'm not sure how that works and if it's just
Speaker 4: like offering up of food. I plan on having at
Speaker 4: least two to three dogs. So I don't want to
Speaker 4: come off aggressive, but at the same time, I want
Speaker 4: to be prepared for anything.
Speaker 3: But I do have this part of me that wants
Speaker 3: to kind of engage when and I don't. I don't.
Speaker 4: I hope that they're like most other animals and the
Speaker 4: reason why I've been contacted or I've had these experiences,
Speaker 4: Like I tell people, I joke the Bigfoot down there
Speaker 4: in Louisiana. I was like, look at this human like
Speaker 4: out here fishing for catfish and building fires every night,
Speaker 4: Like maybe.
Speaker 3: He's cool, you know. Yeah.
Speaker 4: I'm also someone that's had a very weird relationship with
Speaker 4: animals my entire life, even bugs.
Speaker 3: Dude.
Speaker 4: I've had butterflies like land on me for like thirty
Speaker 4: forty five minutes, and I've had witnesses and they will
Speaker 4: like fight everything that comes near me. A butterfly will
Speaker 4: attack every little other butterfly or a fly or bee
Speaker 4: that comes near me and then come back and like
Speaker 4: land on me and start dancing. I've had carpenter bee's,
Speaker 4: the big ones touple of times. They'll come right in
Speaker 4: front of my face, like maybe six to eight inches
Speaker 4: in front of my face and just hang out there
Speaker 4: and I'll start talking to them, and then they'll start
Speaker 4: like the exact same thing as the butterfly. Anything gets
Speaker 4: near me, they'll start attacking it and protecting me. I've
Speaker 4: had them protect me from hornets and wasps when I'm
Speaker 4: doing like remodeling on roofs. I mean, it's crazy dogs
Speaker 4: that don't like anybody like me.
Speaker 3: I've had deer come up to me. I mean, I've
Speaker 3: just had this natural.
Speaker 4: Thing with me. I don't know what it is. And
Speaker 4: maybe that's why the Bigfoot or whatever's happening with me.
Speaker 4: Maybe that's why they're intrigued with me. Maybe I'm on
Speaker 4: a vibe that they animals and nature vibe with. So
Speaker 4: I'm hoping I have good relations, but I really would
Speaker 4: like to. I am going to try to connect with them.
Speaker 4: If I'm in Alaska and I'm way out there, I'm
Speaker 4: gonna do my best. And I don't want to harm
Speaker 4: them want to harm me. But this subject is fascinating.
Speaker 4: I think there's the world's much bigger than society and
Speaker 4: the phones and.
Speaker 3: The TV, oh yeah, and everything that we live within.
Speaker 2: But yeah, something that I will all bring up. And
Speaker 2: I don't know. You may have a specific area in
Speaker 2: Alaska already, but there's a channel that might be interesting
Speaker 2: to you if you haven't found it yet. It's a
Speaker 2: thread from Subarctic Alaska's Sasquatch and his thing is that
Speaker 2: he just talks to people from Alaska that have had
Speaker 2: encounters and he shares their stories on his channel. It's
Speaker 2: fascinating stuff. But he's probably the best resource we have
Speaker 2: right now for Alaska in general. And the thing is,
Speaker 2: if you go to his website, there is a map
Speaker 2: where he has everything mapped out, all the interviews he's
Speaker 2: ever done, and so you can see you can really
Speaker 2: see the parts of Alaska based on his interviews where
Speaker 2: there is a ton of activity and he might even
Speaker 2: be a good individual to reach out to, but definitely
Speaker 2: a good place to start there would be that channel.
Speaker 3: That's cool. Do you know what part of Alaska he's in?
Speaker 2: Dillingham? I believe him. Yeah, I'll check it out.
Speaker 3: I'm heading north.
Speaker 4: I went commercial salmon fishing two summers ago up there,
Speaker 4: so I was all over the southeast and oh my god,
Speaker 4: is that every human being on the planet needs to
Speaker 4: go to Alaska. It's just a different world. Is absolutely
Speaker 4: beautiful and it was always a dream. But I fell
Speaker 4: in love after that. So but I intend on going
Speaker 4: north to start and we'll see where I end up
Speaker 4: finding property. I got a relator sending me property listings now,
Speaker 4: so trying to hone in on it.
Speaker 3: But I'm moving up there.
Speaker 4: Maybe four or five months, and then I want to
Speaker 4: put boots on the ground of any piece of property
Speaker 4: I'll want to get, so hopefully.
Speaker 3: Within the next two years, year and a half, we'll
Speaker 3: see I'll have my little spot. But I'll tell you why,
Speaker 3: I wouldn't mind leaching out to him. I wouldn't mind
Speaker 3: a friend up there with some interests.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think his contact info is on his website
Speaker 2: or his channel. But man, I feel like I feel
Speaker 2: like this that you've just shared is just the beginning
Speaker 2: of your story. Man, Jason, I just I feel like
Speaker 2: you are like right at the beginning of it, and
Speaker 2: once you get up there, it's gonna get crazy. Dude,
Speaker 2: That's just what I'm feeling.
Speaker 4: I think you're right, and my heart's good, and I
Speaker 4: feel like I don't have ill intentions, which is big.
Speaker 3: So I'm excited. I want to meet him.
Speaker 4: I'm I'm sold on the idea. I was actually sold
Speaker 4: on Bigfoot being real. May have been around that kind
Speaker 4: of Louisiana experience, but when I was doing all that research,
Speaker 4: I mean, a joke at one of the jokes in
Speaker 4: the Bigfoot community. I mean, I don't know how deep
Speaker 4: this joke goes but it's like it took them like
Speaker 4: sixty seventy.
Speaker 3: Years to find a panda bear, you know.
Speaker 4: I mean I watched a Bigfoot documentary and they talked
Speaker 4: about that, and it took them.
Speaker 3: Like sixty years to find a panda.
Speaker 4: But it's like if this thing's intelligent like a human
Speaker 4: but has all the talents of your dog, dude, I mean,
Speaker 4: you're never gonna see this thing. You're gonna see it
Speaker 4: one in a million on accident, or it's gonna want
Speaker 4: you to see it. It's curious just like you.
Speaker 3: I don't know. Yeah, just.
Speaker 2: I agree. I mean, it's a thing where we don't
Speaker 2: know that the abilities that it has has And if
Speaker 2: you look at animals that are already out there, and
Speaker 2: I'm not saying it's a animal, but if you're looking
Speaker 2: at things that are already out there, like the octopus
Speaker 2: for example, just the way that it can blend in
Speaker 2: with its surroundings underwater, it gets in front of a
Speaker 2: rock and boom, it's it's the color of the rock
Speaker 2: in the in the pattern. So I mean, there's weird
Speaker 2: stuff already out there that we know. And what's to
Speaker 2: say that this guy can't do weird stuff? That, you know,
Speaker 2: just boggles science. So I don't know, man.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I'm not sold on the interdimensional deal.
Speaker 4: There's a lot of cool stories out there that probably
Speaker 4: support it.
Speaker 3: But it's not out of out of the realm of possibility.
Speaker 3: I'm just not sold on it yet.
Speaker 4: But like I said that that moment I had with
Speaker 4: something ran behind me, nothing was there, and then I
Speaker 4: heard that growl, I mean that that just offered up
Speaker 4: something new. But you know, at the end of the day,
Speaker 4: these things are apex Apex predators. The Native Americans talked
Speaker 4: about them throughout their history. Apex predators don't just disappear,
Speaker 4: and if we would have.
Speaker 3: Killed them all, we would have bragged about it.
Speaker 4: So I mean, like, if the Native Americans know of
Speaker 4: these things and they were alive during their time, there's
Speaker 4: just no way they're not alive now.
Speaker 3: There's just no way they don't just disappear. And like
Speaker 3: I said, if we would have killed them off, we
Speaker 3: would have bragged about it.
Speaker 4: Like, I don't have any doubt even before my experiences
Speaker 4: or right around that first one.
Speaker 3: It just doesn't make any sense.
Speaker 4: I mean, I remember reading something that it was in
Speaker 4: the National Forced Handbooks pre like nineteen forty or nineteen
Speaker 4: twenty or something like that. It just seems like there's
Speaker 4: enough evidence out there that even the government knows. It
Speaker 4: would make sense that the government would hide them at
Speaker 4: some point and deny it to protect them.
Speaker 3: If everyone knew Bigfoot was real, I think every.
Speaker 4: I don't know how to say the word, but every
Speaker 4: there'd be enough Americans with guns that would go out
Speaker 4: there and hunt them all year round.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: It would change everything.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, So I mean it makes sense that they
Speaker 4: wouldn't admit it.
Speaker 2: You know, it's such a fascinating topic, and I mean,
Speaker 2: I love it. We will never run out of people
Speaker 2: to talk to because there's always people coming forward that
Speaker 2: have waited for years, and there's always people that are
Speaker 2: just experiencing things for the first time, sometimes a day
Speaker 2: before they reach out to me, which is just incredible.
Speaker 2: But Jason has been just a privilege to hear your stories,
Speaker 2: and thank you for I'm glad you're able to reach
Speaker 2: out after I tried to reach out to you, and
Speaker 2: I really hope that you're able to maybe touch base
Speaker 2: in a few years and really experience some cool things
Speaker 2: up there in Alaska.
Speaker 3: Good Man, Hey, look, I appreciate that opportunity.
Speaker 4: I help everyone out there their story and tries to
Speaker 4: protect them, at least the good ones.
Speaker 3: Right. But anyways, Jeremiah was nice meeting you.
Speaker 4: It was nice talking to everybody, and you take care
Speaker 4: and I wish everybody the best.
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