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Speaker 1: And these people that claim or carry themselves without actually

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claiming to be an expert, a bigfoot expert. I mean,

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come on, what the hell is a bigfoot expert? There

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is no such thing as an expert when it comes

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to bigfoot.

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Speaker 2: They know in an instant that you were in the woods.

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There is no hiding from them, There is no being

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quiet or sneaking up on them. As soon as you

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walk in the woods, you walk in their front door,

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thinking that you are going to surprise them. You're only

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kidding yourself.

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Speaker 1: We have got to get it out of our heads

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that anecdotal evidence is not evidence. The best way, in

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my opinion, that we have to learn about these creatures

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right now is by listening to and talking to those

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that have experiperience them, those who have witnessed them and

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experienced them in their own environment.

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Speaker 2: We do what we do to try to bring awareness

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to this topic, to be an open door for somebody

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to walk through, to be able to share their story,

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a listening fear, a support hold for those who have

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held their own encounters with that which is not supposed

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to exist.

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Speaker 1: We've got to open our eyes, people, there is something

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out there. All of these thousands of people that have

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seen something. They're not all lined, they're not all crazy.

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There are some very reputable, good people out there that

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have seen something.

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Speaker 2: I never thought that I would believe in bigfoot. Growing

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up in Oregon. The stories were everywhere, gas station postcards

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with hairy beasts, late night radio talk shows, and the

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occasional blurry photo taped up in bait shops. I always

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chalked it up to folklore, something people used to spice

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up camp fire conversations. That changed last fall. It was

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early October and the air was just starting to carry

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that deep pine scent mixed with a chill of the season.

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My buddy Kyle and I had planned a weekend hike

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in camp in the Cascades, far off the main trails.

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We were looking for solitude and trout, not monsters. By

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the second night, we had set up camp near a

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small glassy lake, no cell signal and no other signs

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of people for miles. As we settled in, something strange

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started happening. First, it was the silence. You don't realize

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how alive the woods are until they go completely steel.

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No owls and no insects, just this vacuum of sound.

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Then came the knocks, loud, hollow thuds echoing from deep

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in the trees. Three knocks space perfectly apart. We figured

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it was some weird echo or maybe a branch falling,

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until it happened again and again, always in three. Kyle

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tried to joke it off, maybe some weird woodpeckers got

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a thing for rhythm, but I could see that he

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too was rattled. Around midnight, as we sat by the fire,

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we heard something moving slow, heavy steps. Whatever it was,

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it wasn't a deer. It had weight to it, like

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a person or something bigger. We killed the fire and

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sat frozen, listening. Then we saw it. About thirty feet

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from the edge of the camp. A massive figure stood

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half hidden behind a tree, seven maybe eight feet tall,

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covered in dark, matted hair. Its shoulders were impossibly broad,

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and its eyes got Its eyes glowed faintly in the

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firelight we had just put out. It didn't make a sound,

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It just stood there watching. Kyle whispered to me, do

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not run. We backed into the tent and zipped it shut,

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like that was gonna help. The thing circled us slow.

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We could hear it breathing deep and slow, like a bear.

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But somehow more calculated. Then just like that, it was gone.

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No sound of it leaving, no cracking branches, nothing, The

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silence returned. We didn't sleep at first light. We packed

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everything and hiked out without eating. When we made it

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back to the truck, we found three deep scratches across

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the tailgate, long and parallel, too wide to be from

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any animal I've ever seen. We never reported it. Who

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would believe us? But I haven't gone camping since, and

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when I closed my eyes at night sometimes I still

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hear the knocking, three hollow thuds echoing in the silence.

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They say that the Apalachians are ancient, older than bones,

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older than memory, the kind of place where time doesn't

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always move forward, and things that should be myths still

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breathe in the shadows. I used to laugh at bigfoot stories,

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Not anymore. It started when my cousin Levi went missing.

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We're from a small town in West Virginia, where everybody

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knows everybody, and bad news travels fast. Levi was a

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woodsman born into these hills. He could read moss like

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a map and track a deer through pouring rain. When

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he didn't return after a solo hike in the back country,

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we knew something was wrong. The sheriff organized two days

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search party, but after finding only Levi's crushed backpack and

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a single boot by an uprooted tree. They caught it

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off bear attack, they said, But that tree wasn't broken

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by a bear. It had been ripped from the ground

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and the roots were twisted like corkscrews. I couldn't let

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it go. I took a week off from work, packed

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my gear, and I went looking for answers. The fog

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rolled in thick by midday, swallowing the trees and dulling

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all sound. I had Levi's last known GPS coordinates way

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off trail, deep in an area the locals call dead

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Man's Hollow, not exactly a name you would want on

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your itinerary. By dusk, I reached a ridge overlooking a

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vaully choked with mist. I set up camp by a

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crooked pine and built a small fire. That's when I

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heard it, not an animal, not a person. A scream,

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deep and long it echoed from the valley, followed by

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silence so absolute that it rang in my ears. Then

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came the knox, Three sharp, deliberate thuds, tree on tree.

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I stayed up all night shot gun in hand, fire roaring.

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At dawn, I hiked into the hollow. The trees grew

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strange here, thicker, twisted, like they'd been through storms that

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never made it to the forecast. I started finding signs,

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massive footprints in the mud, toes, no shoe. Each print

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was almost twice the size of my boot. I followed

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them until they vanished into a grove of dense evergreens.

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And that's when I found the carcasses, deer, raccoons, even

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a black bear, all torn open like they'd been dissected.

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No scavenger damage, just missing organs, and the cuts were

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precise clean. This wasn't a predator. It was something else.

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That night, I didn't build a fire, just curled in

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my tent, trying not to breathe too loud. Around midnight

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I heard it walking through camp, slow, heavy and breathing

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like a bull. Then it brushed the tent.

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Speaker 1: Stay tuned for more, but the beaglet were bored. We'll

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be right back.

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Speaker 2: The silhouette cast was monstrous, tall as a van, arms

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down to its knees. I didn't move, I barely blinked.

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After what but like hours, it wandered off again. I

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didn't sleep. I planned to hike out on the third day,

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but the trail was gone, not overgrown, gone, The trees

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had changed, landmarks moved. I was turned around, and no

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matter which direction I went, I was lost. Every path

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looped back into the hollow. Around noon, I found something unnatural,

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a perfect circle of broken trees, trunks snapped and laid

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outward like something exploded at the center. In the middle

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was a pile of bones, animal bones mostly, but I

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saw something else, a piece of Levi's flannel shirt stained

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with blood. That night, I built no fire, just sat

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in the dark with my shotgun back to a rock wall,

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and then I heard it breathing behind me. It was

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in the trees, watching and the knocking became again three times,

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then a scream that was so close it shattered my ears.

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I fired blindly into the night and ran, leaving my pack,

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my gear, everything. The fourth day, I don't remember sleeping,

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I just remember running. At some point I fell and

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hit my head and woke up at dusk. The fog

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was worse, now heavy, almost oily, like it carried something

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with it, and then I saw it, not a glimpse,

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the full thing. It stepped out of the fog like

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it owned the forest, eight feet tall, covered in black hair,

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muscles like ropes under its skin. Its face was wrong,

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not quite ape, not quite human. Its eyes glowed faintly

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yellow green, and they locked onto mine. It didn't roar,

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it didn't charge, It just stared. Then it grinned. I

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swear to cod It grinned lips, pulling back slowly to

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reveal cracked yellow teeth, like a man who had forgotten

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how to smile. I backed away. It followed that night

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was a blur of running, hiding, and praying, but it

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was always near, never rushing, just stalking, like it was playing.

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Day five. I don't remember escaping. I just woke up

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at the ranger station, covered in mud and blood, with

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cracked ribs and half frozen fingers. They said I must

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have gotten lost and hallucinated most of it, but I

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know what I saw. My cousin's still gone, and in

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the mud on my boots they found hair samples, thick, coarse,

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and unlike anything in any database. I haven't been back

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to the woods since. Sometimes when I'm walking past the

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tree line near my house, I hear the knocking, just

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three thuds, disting almost mocking me in the distance. I

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think it followed me home. There were four of us, me,

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my girlfriend, and two of our friends. We were all

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college seniors looking to disconnect before our last semester started.

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Chris found the perfect spot, a secluded clearing near the

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bayse of a mountain in Washington. No cell reception, no people,

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just trees, a lake and quiet. We arrived late Friday afternoon, hight,

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two miles in with our gear and pitch camp by

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a small stream. The place was beautiful, sunlight filtered through

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massive Douglas firs. The air smelled like pine and clean earth,

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and for a while everything felt peaceful. We sat around

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the fire, drinking and swapping ghost stories, typical camp vibes.

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Around midnight, Chris and I went to gather more firewood

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while the girls stayed behind. That's when we heard the whistle,

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high pitched, slow. It came from deep in the trees,

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maybe fifty yards off. We froze and looked at each other.

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Wind Chris said, but I can tell he didn't believe it.

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Then it came again, not wind, not birds, a person

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whistling five slow notes. We called out hello, no answer,

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just the whistle again from a different direction. We booked

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it back to camp. The two girls hadn't heard anything,

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but both said they felt weird, like someone was watching them.

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We stayed up late, joking to hide how creeped out

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we were. Eventually we zipped our tents and tried to sleep,

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but that's when the knocking started. Something was hitting a tree,

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then it would be silent, and then it would happen again,

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so we didn't sleep much. The next morning, we joked

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about it being a bear or an elk. Chris brought

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up bigfoot, but we all brushed it off. We went

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hiking along the stream, trying to shake the tension, but

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that's when we found Prince. Massive barefoot impressions and the

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mud toes were visible and at least eighteen inches long

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in the foot, and they were spaced far apart, as

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if something huge was moving fast. They led down into

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a thicket and disappeared. We kept telling ourselves that had

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to be some kind of praying for erosion pattern, anything

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that was logical. That night, nobody wanted to admit they

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were scared, but the fire was bigger and the laughter

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more forced. Then, just after two am, we heard something

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walking through the woods around our tents. Not a deer,

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not a raccoon. These were heavy footsteps that were deliberate,

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and they were circling us. Chris unzipped his tent and

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flashed his light. Nothing. Then one of the girls screamed

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she saw something between the trees, something tall. She swore

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it was watching her, just standing there. When we all looked,

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it was gone. We woke up the next morning to

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a horrible smell, like rotting meat mixed with wet dog

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and sulfur. The fire pit had been disturbed. Around it,

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though were small stacked stones arranged in crude little towers.

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None of us had done it, and we hadn't seen

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any other people since arriving. At this point, we just

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wanted to leave. We packed quickly, but Chris convinced us

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to stay one more night. We're all just being paranoid,

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he said. But I wish we had left then. The

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final night was the worst. We didn't light a fire.

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We just sat in the dark back to the tents

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and we were just listening. Then we heard a whistle,

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a knock, and then footsteps.

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Speaker 1: Stay tuned for more, but the big foot were bored.

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We'll be right back.

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Speaker 2: One of the girls whispered that she saw eyes in

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the trees, glowing amber in the darkness. Then something began

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mimicking us. At first it sounded like Chris, but Chris

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was right next to me. Then it mimicked one of

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the girls, her voice saying something that sounded like my name,

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over and over again. I grabbed my shotgun from my pack.

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Chris had a flare. We were all ready to bolt,

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and then we saw it across the stream, standing between

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two trees, at least eight feet tall, covered in dark hair,

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shoulders like a linebacker, and arms nearly to its knees.

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Its face was wrong, too flat, too human, but off.

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Its eyes didn't shine from our lights, they glowed from within.

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Its breath steamed in the cold air as it stared

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at us. Then it let out a deep, wet snort,

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step back into the woods and disappeared. We didn't sleep,

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We just waited for daylight. We hiked out as fast

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as we could. We didn't stop to eat, and we

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didn't talk.

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Speaker 3: We just moved.

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Speaker 2: Once we reached the car, we looked back at the

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tree line, and there, maybe one hundred yards back, it

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stood again, watching. We drove like hell back to town. When

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we reported it. The ranger nodded slowly and said, you're

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not the first, but they don't ever generally get that close.

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Speaker 4: Through the woods, the pine trees sway, shadows long at

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end of day weekfoots call on the whispering breeze. Secrets

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kept by ancient trees, dog man house being.

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Speaker 3: Echoes in the.

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Speaker 4: Silent too.

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Speaker 3: Tracks We fine, but answers none. A hunt for truth

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that's just begun. We're searching past the fire light.

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Speaker 4: Four creatures hidden out of sight in the forest hard,

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where shadows lay seeking seecrets in the twilight.

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Speaker 3: Through the fog, a shape did.

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Speaker 4: Gly skin walker with eyes wide legends of Oh, we

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chase to.

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Speaker 3: Night in the dark our lanterns bright.

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Speaker 4: By the creek, where water spill, whispers ry the windsow chill,

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forest deep man tails on toll.

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Speaker 3: In this land of the myths of old, We're.

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Speaker 4: Searching past the fire light. Full creatures hidden out of

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sight in the forest heart, where shadows lay seeking seecrets

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in the twilight, breaking