Speaker 1: In the summer of two thousand and two, I was
Speaker 1: dating a girl named Cody who lived in Dover, Missouri.
Speaker 1: The current population of Dover is less than one hundred people.
Speaker 1: Cody and I dated for approximately five years. Her family
Speaker 1: owned a well known apple orchard in Dover, Missouri, and
Speaker 1: my girlfriend lived with her parents in a house that
Speaker 1: overlooked the Missouri River and her house set on top
Speaker 1: of a hill on the Missouri River bluffs. I dare
Speaker 1: hunted this area for years and had always wondered why
Speaker 1: the woods were always dead, silent, with no sounds of
Speaker 1: life coming from any types of animals. There were a
Speaker 1: few times I remember hearing large limbs snapping or sounds
Speaker 1: of a tree falling over, but I thought it was
Speaker 1: just calls from some of the natural occurrences. In many
Speaker 1: years of hunting this property, I always wondered why I
Speaker 1: never killed many deer, especially since I was hunting on
Speaker 1: the edge of an apple orchard. The apple orchard sat
Speaker 1: directly on top of the Missouri River bluffs, and there
Speaker 1: was over one hundred acres of apple trees and hundreds
Speaker 1: of acres of woods that the hills of the Missouri
Speaker 1: River bluffs covered. There was an unlimited food supply, a
Speaker 1: great water source from the river, high elevated hills, and
Speaker 1: deep thick woods that you could get lost in if
Speaker 1: you weren't familiar with the surrounding area. At the time
Speaker 1: of my sighting, there were only two houses on this
Speaker 1: gravel road. The first house was at the beginning of
Speaker 1: the gravel road and my girlfriend's house was at the end.
Speaker 1: The name of the road was coal Mine Road, and
Speaker 1: the area is known to have several old coal mines
Speaker 1: and caves running along the bluffs. I remember when I
Speaker 1: I used to hunt this area back in two thousand
Speaker 1: and one. In two thousand and two and I was
Speaker 1: asked by the next door landowner whose family owned the
Speaker 1: cattle farm directly across from the orchard, and he asked
Speaker 1: me if I had seen any of his baby calves
Speaker 1: because there were several of them missing. When he asked
Speaker 1: me this, I had never put much thought into the
Speaker 1: disappearance of the missing calves because he believed a big
Speaker 1: cat or mountain lion or something related had killed the
Speaker 1: calves and dragged them into the steep embankments of the bluffs.
Speaker 1: After that, I never thought much about it until now.
Speaker 1: What I'm about to tell you changed my life forever
Speaker 1: and has put so much fear into my body that
Speaker 1: my eyes will not stop tearing up as I write
Speaker 1: this story. I have seen a lot of violent killings
Speaker 1: working as a Kansas City police officer for fourteen years
Speaker 1: then many of you will ever see in a lifetime.
Speaker 1: Many times I have caught myself tearing up from sadness
Speaker 1: and I've experienced on the job, but I was able
Speaker 1: to stop the tears from coming out of my eyes.
Speaker 1: Never in my life have I ever experienced tears running
Speaker 1: down my face caused by extreme fear, even after being
Speaker 1: shot at while working as a police officer. The fear
Speaker 1: I'm describing to you is breathtaking and uncontrollable. The year
Speaker 1: two thousand and two has forever changed me, and it
Speaker 1: still haunts my mind of this day. It was a
Speaker 1: hot summer night with clear skies in the year two
Speaker 1: thousand and two, and the orchard was in the midst
Speaker 1: of its apple season. I had just walked out of
Speaker 1: my girlfriend's house at around three am and gotten into
Speaker 1: my vehicle and was getting ready to head back to Lexington.
Speaker 1: As I pulled out into the road, I drove slowly,
Speaker 1: and I approached an S curve on the gravel road.
Speaker 1: Left side of the road was all apple trees and
Speaker 1: the right side was a cattle farm. And as I
Speaker 1: began to round the first corner of an S curve,
Speaker 1: I observed a large black creature down on all fours
Speaker 1: and it was facing directly toward the cattle farm. At
Speaker 1: that moment, I thought it was a black bear, but
Speaker 1: black bears are uncommon for this area. Well, I slowed down,
Speaker 1: and when my headlights fully illuminated the creature, I was
Speaker 1: only fifteen feet away from it. When this happened, something
Speaker 1: extraordinary occurred. The hair on the creature began to create
Speaker 1: a shimmering effect, which caused the animal's hair to sparkle.
Speaker 1: I believe this occurred because my headlights fully lit up
Speaker 1: the creature's hair, which somehow reflected off my headlights. When
Speaker 1: this happened, the creature was still down on all fours
Speaker 1: in the middle of the gravel road. All of a sudden,
Speaker 1: the creature turned its head directly into my headlights and
Speaker 1: I observed two large piercing green eyes that began to glow.
Speaker 1: It turned and scurried off the gravel road. Toward the
Speaker 1: apple orchard, and out of my field of view, it
Speaker 1: vanished into the dark. I drove further and began to
Speaker 1: look out my driver's side window, and then the creature
Speaker 1: suddenly appeared again, standing upright on two feet within ten
Speaker 1: to fifteen feet of my vehicle. Well, I was in
Speaker 1: shock when I first observed what appeared to be a
Speaker 1: giant ape like creature towering above my vehicle. It stood broadsided,
Speaker 1: looking directly at me while I slowly drove by. He
Speaker 1: wouldn't move, and he just stood there facing me like
Speaker 1: a statue, as if he believed I couldn't see him.
Speaker 1: The giant, male ape like creature stood eight feet tall
Speaker 1: and had to weigh eight hundred pounds. It was solid muscle.
Speaker 1: I could see his huge pectoral chest muscles and his
Speaker 1: big shoulders, and there was no doubt about the sex
Speaker 1: of the creature. It was a male. The long, matted
Speaker 1: hair appeared to be black, with gray hair mixed in
Speaker 1: here and there, and the arms were long and hung
Speaker 1: down to the knee caps. The hair on its arms
Speaker 1: seemed to cover its hands and even its fingers, so
Speaker 1: I couldn't see those. I could tell where the knee
Speaker 1: caps were located on the creature because the legs were
Speaker 1: slightly bent at the knees. The upper part of the creature,
Speaker 1: starting from its waist up to its head, was definitely
Speaker 1: longer than its waist going down to the ground. Its
Speaker 1: face was covered in long, thick, straight hair. The long
Speaker 1: facial hair hung down covering the face, so I couldn't
Speaker 1: see any facial features. The creature appeared to have a
Speaker 1: body builder physique with tree trunk looking thick legs. I
Speaker 1: couldn't see it its feet because it was standing in
Speaker 1: a small ditch and it was grassy. At the time
Speaker 1: of my sighting. The whole encounter lasted maybe ten seconds,
Speaker 1: and I was moving. I never stopped my vehicle or
Speaker 1: attempted to take a picture of the creature. In two
Speaker 1: thousand and two, during that time, I only had a
Speaker 1: flip phone. The creature never tried to attack my vehicle
Speaker 1: and never moved during the time I slowly drove past.
Speaker 1: I believe it didn't think I could see him. Some
Speaker 1: people believe they can naturally blend in with their environment.
Speaker 1: It scared me so bad. Once I drove past the creature,
Speaker 1: I dropped down into second gear and I almost killed
Speaker 1: the engine. Thank god that didn't happen, because I would
Speaker 1: have probably died from a heart attack. When I got
Speaker 1: back home to Lexington, I told my parents and my
Speaker 1: brother what happened. Is still to this day they believed me.
Speaker 1: I had never told any of my friends or ex
Speaker 1: girlfriend until recently, about six months ago, I reached back
Speaker 1: out to the owner of the cattle farm, who I
Speaker 1: had talked to in two thousand and two. I hadn't
Speaker 1: spoken to him in eighteen years, but I asked him
Speaker 1: about the missing baby calves and this is what he
Speaker 1: told me. In two thousand and two, my dad kept
Speaker 1: having baby calves come up missing, and we believed a
Speaker 1: big cat was killing them and dragging them off in
Speaker 1: the timber. My family spent a week during that time
Speaker 1: searching the property for any signs of the calves. We
Speaker 1: searched that property up and down and never located any
Speaker 1: sign of the calves being killed or dragged away. The
Speaker 1: calves simply disappeared and there were never any bones found.
Speaker 1: Thanks for letting me share my story, and you are
Speaker 1: more than welcome to use my name in place of
Speaker 1: employment in this story. I hope whoever is listening from
Speaker 1: the Missouri area, will please come forward and tell their story.
Speaker 1: There has to be many more people in the state
Speaker 1: of Missouri who have had encounters with this elusive creature.
Speaker 1: Everyone I work with at the police Department has heard
Speaker 1: my story, and recently I had two other coworkers tell
Speaker 1: me about their experiences and encounters with the legendary creature.
Speaker 1: I believe this creature is extremely smart and tries to
Speaker 1: avoid human detection at all costs. My sighting was during
Speaker 1: the summer, but I have spoken to multiple people here
Speaker 1: in Missouri that have wintertime encounters with this amazing creature.
Speaker 1: This makes me wonder if these creatures are just passing
Speaker 1: by or are they actually staying around in the area
Speaker 1: year round. One of the guys used to live near
Speaker 1: my hometown of Lexington, and he told me about a
Speaker 1: daytime encounter he experienced in the winter of nineteen ninety
Speaker 1: four while bird hunting some friends near Concordia. His story
Speaker 1: is absolutely amazing. My cousin has had three encounters on
Speaker 1: a conservation ground called Baltimore Blend, which is located four
Speaker 1: miles east of my siding on the Missouri River. In
Speaker 1: one of his encounters, he had fire shot at the
Speaker 1: creature because it was stalking him while he was hunting
Speaker 1: for squirrels. The Baltimore Blend Conservation area is a prime
Speaker 1: area to locate the creature because in this particular area
Speaker 1: there is a huge apple orchard called Baltimore Ben Vineyard
Speaker 1: that produces fruits for the winery in Waverley. The above
Speaker 1: picture is drawn by Gavin and Gage. I can't pronounce
Speaker 1: our last name, and I probably shouldn't give it out.
Speaker 1: They are eleven years old and they are twins. Their
Speaker 1: father is named Michael. He took the picture of me
Speaker 1: holding the Bigfoot picture. Amazing artists at such a young age,
Speaker 1: they do incredible work. I would like to personally thank
Speaker 1: them for drawing this picture and doing such an amazing job.
Speaker 1: I couldn't have asked for anything better than that. Thank you.
Speaker 1: I live in the Mississippi Delta, where I spend a
Speaker 1: lot of my spare time looking for Native American artifacts.
Speaker 1: We have more First Nation sites in our county and
Speaker 1: those surrounding it than the entire rest of the state
Speaker 1: of Mississippi. It was on one of these days, back
Speaker 1: in two thousand and nine, when I was at an
Speaker 1: Antebellum home built on an Indian mound with three more
Speaker 1: mounds around it. It was located around a mile and
Speaker 1: a half to two miles from the Mississippi River. This
Speaker 1: was a property I'd been too many times in my life.
Speaker 1: A close friend of mine grew up there. Although the
Speaker 1: place is definitely haunted, that's a story for another day.
Speaker 1: Oh dude, I want to wait on that story. Send
Speaker 1: us that story. That's a good one. I love haunted
Speaker 1: our stories. Anyway, back to the story. One story that
Speaker 1: is relevant, though, is the time my friend's grandfather thought
Speaker 1: someone was trying to break into their cars. He crept
Speaker 1: outside with a baseball bat and followed the culprit around
Speaker 1: the house. It wasn't until he got in the moonlight
Speaker 1: that he realized this thing was two feet taller than him.
Speaker 1: My friend's grandfather backed away and went back inside to
Speaker 1: get his ten gauge shotgun. When he came back outside,
Speaker 1: now fully armed, he saw the thing running across the
Speaker 1: big Indian mound. It was a story my friend was
Speaker 1: fond of telling, but I never gave it much thought
Speaker 1: until that day in two thousand and nine. By that time,
Speaker 1: my friend's family had moved away from the place. I
Speaker 1: like to look for arrowheads when they're telling fields and
Speaker 1: we've had some rain on this day. I brought my
Speaker 1: two dogs and Drego. Other than that, I was alone.
Speaker 1: Ivan was one hundred and sixty five pounds South American
Speaker 1: borble boe r boe s borble, I think that's right.
Speaker 1: And there was Drego. He's a half American bulldog and
Speaker 1: half Napoleon Mastiff who weighed one hundred and fifty five pounds. Borbels,
Speaker 1: for those who don't know, are bred for the sole
Speaker 1: purpose of protecting kids and property in Africa. They have
Speaker 1: been known to kill leopards. These two dogs weren't afraid
Speaker 1: of anything. I was walking between a mound in the
Speaker 1: woods when I noticed how quiet it was. The normal
Speaker 1: sounds you'd expect to hear when wandering around out in
Speaker 1: the country, especially that close to the woods, just weren't there.
Speaker 1: It was then that I realized my dogs weren't acting right.
Speaker 1: The area was eighty yards wide and I was somewhere
Speaker 1: in the middle looking at various rocks pottery that I
Speaker 1: was finding, when all of a sudden, both dogs looked
Speaker 1: at the same point in the woods and they started growling.
Speaker 1: Then they both took off running towards that spot in
Speaker 1: the woods. They were only thirty feet in when I
Speaker 1: completely lost sight of them. Just as the dogs broke
Speaker 1: through the thicket, something let loose with the most bone shattering,
Speaker 1: heart stopping guttural growl I've ever heard. I didn't just
Speaker 1: hear it, I felt it in my chest. And then
Speaker 1: something else happened that stopped me in my tracks. Drago
Speaker 1: began hollering, not out of pain, but out of fear.
Speaker 1: I never knew him to be afraid of anything, and
Speaker 1: I mean anything. Both dogs came tearing out of the
Speaker 1: woods with their ears pinned back and their tails tucked,
Speaker 1: and made a beeline for me. They hunkered down and
Speaker 1: cowered down behind me, as if I was going to
Speaker 1: protect them. Whatever the thing was that had just made
Speaker 1: the scariest noise I've ever heard frightened my dogs so
Speaker 1: bad they two of the fiercest dogs I've ever known,
Speaker 1: wanted me to protect them. I barely had time to
Speaker 1: figure out what was wrong with them when they both
Speaker 1: bolted for my truck. These two dogs cleared the tailgate
Speaker 1: of my Dodge Diesel and hopped into the bed like
Speaker 1: it was nothing. Needless to say I wasn't far behind them.
Speaker 1: People have asked me why I don't go there much anymore.
Speaker 1: I don't tell them the truth. Who would believe me? Normally,
Speaker 1: I just say I got burned out on that spot
Speaker 1: and I'll leave it at that. It took a while,
Speaker 1: but I did go back on occasion. I don't take
Speaker 1: my dogs with me anymore, but I do carry an
Speaker 1: AR ten and a glock ten millimeter, and I don't
Speaker 1: turn my back on the woods. Okay. The video that
Speaker 1: I uploaded yesterday, it's called a Sheep Squatch, had about
Speaker 1: five men and it's of a candid conversation between myself,
Speaker 1: Will Jevining, Tom with Creek Devil, and Neo m Finn.
Speaker 1: It wasn't really part of the interview. It was just
Speaker 1: part of a conversation that we were having after you know,
Speaker 1: it was all over. Well. I listened to it and
Speaker 1: I thought it was kind of funny. I thought people
Speaker 1: would get a kick out of it. But apparently we've
Speaker 1: offended some people, and that's what was never the intention.
Speaker 1: According to some commenters, we're ridiculing people who have had
Speaker 1: experiences and we're being I don't know, and I have
Speaker 1: to go through this about every six months or year,
Speaker 1: because there is this certain segment of the Bigfoot world
Speaker 1: people who follow this topic like it's a religion and
Speaker 1: they and they are also people who look for ways
Speaker 1: to be offended. That's very common in this culture. This
Speaker 1: looking for a way to stand out and be offended
Speaker 1: and being salted. It is common in our culture. I
Speaker 1: don't have that, and so it's hard for me to
Speaker 1: be real careful about that stuff because I grew up
Speaker 1: I don't know people making fun of me all the time,
Speaker 1: telling me I'm full of crap, and me laughing and
Speaker 1: often them laughing with me, and everything stays happy. And
Speaker 1: I don't know where all of this stuff comes from.
Speaker 1: Let me tell you a little bit something about this channel,
Speaker 1: and I'm just going I'm just being repetitive about some
Speaker 1: things I've said before. I am not part of the
Speaker 1: Bigfoot community. I don't want to be a part of
Speaker 1: that Bigfoot community, so I don't project that image and
Speaker 1: I don't come across that way because I'm not in
Speaker 1: that group. I don't watch Bigfoot videos twenty four hours
Speaker 1: a day. I just do my own thing, and I
Speaker 1: go to work and I spend time with my family,
Speaker 1: It's just not a huge interest for me. But I
Speaker 1: do love these stories. I love the encounter stories, and
Speaker 1: I have never once this September, I will have been
Speaker 1: doing this three years. I have never once in the
Speaker 1: whole time I've done this channel ridiculed a single person
Speaker 1: who has had a bigfoot encounter. Never yet. I'm accused
Speaker 1: of that when a segment of a video comes up
Speaker 1: where people talk candidly about their thoughts on bigfoot. And
Speaker 1: so I saw a meme not too long ago, and
Speaker 1: it was like someone doing a podcast or a video says,
Speaker 1: if you'd like to see this video, open the description below,
Speaker 1: click on the link that says ABC and you'll be
Speaker 1: able to watch this video and the meme above it
Speaker 1: is a viewer looking at it, going, hey, where can
Speaker 1: we watch that video. It's like in the comment section,
Speaker 1: I'm not recreating the meme very well here, but you
Speaker 1: get my point. You're not listening to what we're saying.
Speaker 1: Your looking for anything anybody says so you can pounce
Speaker 1: on them. And I thought, really about six or eight
Speaker 1: months ago that we had rid ourselves of all these
Speaker 1: bigfoot Uh there's a certain segment in the bigfoot community
Speaker 1: that is very serious. They're very strong, they're very orthodox.
Speaker 1: You can't you cannot waver off of this little lane
Speaker 1: and get into other areas. Are you? Are you? They
Speaker 1: ridicule you. They don't have any problem ridiculing you. So,
Speaker 1: just to be clear, this channel is not like that.
Speaker 1: We're not I'm not an advocate for Bigfoot. I don't
Speaker 1: care if Bigfoot exists or not. It has no effect
Speaker 1: on my life at all. I don't care if dog
Speaker 1: Man exists. I don't care. That's one thing I like
Speaker 1: about Will Jevining. I was telling him all this stuff.
Speaker 1: He doesn't give a crap what I think about that.
Speaker 1: He and I are still friends. Will Jevining has his
Speaker 1: opinions on things. I have my opinions on things. Mark
Speaker 1: Knubel and Larry Porch have their opinions on things. And
Speaker 1: there are two dozen other out there who share their
Speaker 1: thoughts and creativity with you on Bigfoot. They have all
Speaker 1: their own opinions on things. We don't all agree. I mean,
Speaker 1: there's no way people are all going to agree on
Speaker 1: the same thing. So I'm asking you to please look
Speaker 1: at this channel as entertainment. I'm not here for people
Speaker 1: to come for therapy. That's not what I do. This
Speaker 1: is I'm not a Bigfoot evangelists, Bigfoot politics, the Baptist Church,
Speaker 1: the Catholic Church, the Mormon Church, none of that is
Speaker 1: my religion. I don't care about any of that stuff.
Speaker 1: I just want to tell you stories and I want
Speaker 1: this channel to be fun for people. Here's the deal.
Speaker 1: We're getting in about twenty to fifty thousand views per video.
Speaker 1: So let's just say we get twenty thousand views per
Speaker 1: video per story video, about two thousand of those are
Speaker 1: the Bigfoot people. Now, in that two thousand, there are
Speaker 1: some great people. There are some great people. But out
Speaker 1: of that two thousand, of the twenty thousand, there's about
Speaker 1: one hundred who are just total jerks, total Bigfoot orthodox jerks.
Speaker 1: And those are the people who make the comments like
Speaker 1: you'll see in my last video. And I hoped like
Speaker 1: crazy that we had read ourselves of all those people,
Speaker 1: but apparently we haven't. And so to those one hundred
Speaker 1: people out of the twenty thousand who watch my videos,
Speaker 1: this message is for you. I don't care if you
Speaker 1: go away or not. I hope you do. I hope
Speaker 1: you can hide my chainanel from your recommend feed I
Speaker 1: don't care, And then I've got all these people who
Speaker 1: are so concerned that my channel is taking a hit.
Speaker 1: Let me be clear, I have a day job. I
Speaker 1: do this for fun. Yes, YouTube past me for running
Speaker 1: ads in the videos, but that's not my source of income.
Speaker 1: My source of income is my job. It's a job
Speaker 1: I've had since I was sixteen years old. I've got
Speaker 1: a lot of time invested in it. I do this
Speaker 1: because I wanted to do something outside of the construction industry.
Speaker 1: I love reading, I love writing, I love telling stories.
Speaker 1: I really love the out of twenty thousand, nineteen thousand,
Speaker 1: nine hundred of you enjoy those stories. That's what really
Speaker 1: gives me the stem. And so I love all the
Speaker 1: people who are always so nice in the comment section.
Speaker 1: And there's thousands of people out there per video that
Speaker 1: listen to these videos who never comment, and when they
Speaker 1: see what you write in some of these comments, I
Speaker 1: know they're rolling their eyes. Let me get back to
Speaker 1: the demographics of who's watching. So of twenty thousand people
Speaker 1: watching my videos, there's probably two thousand who are bigfoot
Speaker 1: people who are interested in the bigfoot topic. But the
Speaker 1: other eighteen thousand people could care less about Bigfoot. They
Speaker 1: just love hearing a good narrated story. Bigfoot stories are
Speaker 1: exciting stories. They just are. They always are, they always
Speaker 1: have been. So they come over for the stories. And
Speaker 1: when they see all this crap going on, you know,
Speaker 1: I know, it turns them off to the whole Bigfoot community.
Speaker 1: And I get accused all the time because I do fiction.
Speaker 1: I do fun stories. I do funny stories. I used
Speaker 1: to do stories by kids, and people tell me that
Speaker 1: I'm hurting the calls of Bigfoot over and over and over.
Speaker 1: I can't tell you how many emails and comments of
Speaker 1: people saying that I'm ruining the credibility of the topic. No,
Speaker 1: you are. You are ruining the credibility of the topic.
Speaker 1: I went out and I found an audience that could
Speaker 1: care less about Bigfoot. But it's getting exposed to Bigfoot now.
Speaker 1: I don't care if they believe in Bigfoot or not.
Speaker 1: All I care about is that I do a good
Speaker 1: story for them. But you apparently care if they believe
Speaker 1: in Bigfoot. And all you do over and over and
Speaker 1: over is run people off. You turn people off. I'm
Speaker 1: not the one doing it. I'm drawing people into the topic.
Speaker 1: You're running them off. So put that in the bank
Speaker 1: next time you want to make a nasty comment on
Speaker 1: somebody's video, because others are out there reading them. They're
Speaker 1: the people that think you're nuts. They're the people who
Speaker 1: don't want to have anything to do with this topic
Speaker 1: other than through the Internet and have a virtual presence
Speaker 1: just listening about the topic. You can listen to me
Speaker 1: or not. You can believe me or not. But everything
Speaker 1: I've told you is grounded. Everything is grounded in logic,
Speaker 1: and it's true. It's true. I look at my demographics
Speaker 1: and my analytics. I know who's watching these videos. I
Speaker 1: know the age groups, I know what their interests are.
Speaker 1: I see the other channels that they watch. I'm telling you,
Speaker 1: out of twenty eighteen thousand, people aren't into this bigfoot topic.
Speaker 1: They're just into narrated stories and they kind of stumble
Speaker 1: on the channel and I'm like, hey, this is pretty cool,
Speaker 1: But you orthodox crazy bigfoot people who want everything to
Speaker 1: stay the same all the time. You used to love
Speaker 1: my channel. You wished my channel hadn't changed. My channel
Speaker 1: hasn't changed a bit. I've always done stories. I'm still
Speaker 1: narrating stories. After about a year I started doing interviews
Speaker 1: I'm still doing interviews. I'm just presenting them in a
Speaker 1: little different way. There's nothing that's changed about the channel. Nothing.
Speaker 1: And if you don't like my channel and you don't
Speaker 1: think I'm bringing legitimacy or respect to the Bigfoot topic,
Speaker 1: I don't care what you think. I'm not trying to
Speaker 1: gain credibility because i don't want to be included in
Speaker 1: that number of people in the Bigfoot community. Matter of fact,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna avoid you, gonna avoid you, all right. I
Speaker 1: don't know. Those comments just drove me crazy, and I'm like,
Speaker 1: who was offended? Who? Who did we ridicule? We didn't
Speaker 1: ridicule anything. The only thing I said that I said
Speaker 1: and the whole interview was if somebody tells me that
Speaker 1: they're having mine speak with a wolf, they're full of crap.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna tell them you're full of crap. And if
Speaker 1: they're a well balanced person, they're gonna go, oh no,
Speaker 1: I'm not full of crap. I really do talk to them,
Speaker 1: and I'll go really tell me about it, or we're
Speaker 1: gonna laugh at all or something like that. But no,
Speaker 1: oh no, no, we can't. We can't go down that road.
Speaker 1: We have to go to the offended road and the
Speaker 1: ridicule road. That was not what was happening in that
Speaker 1: interview at all, at all. So all right, I've talked enough.
Speaker 1: I hope you continue to enjoy these stories because I'm
Speaker 1: just gonna keep doing the same thing I've always done,
Speaker 1: is share with you viewer encounter stories. And if you're
Speaker 1: in this orthodox, crabby, old nasty Bigfoot group, I hope
Speaker 1: you leave. I hope this makes you so mad that
Speaker 1: you're gonna leave and go all over the internet and
Speaker 1: talk about what a jackass cam Buckner is. Go ahead
Speaker 1: and do it. That's fine, Just do it. People will
Speaker 1: flood in like crazy and they'll watch my videos. Go ahead,
Speaker 1: all right, I got to get back to work. Hope
Speaker 1: you guys enjoyed the story. I have this bad problem
Speaker 1: with the truth, and what I'm speaking is the truth.
Speaker 1: All Right, you guys have a good week. We'll see
Speaker 1: on the next video.