Speaker 1: Welcome back to Sasquatch Theory. On this episode, we have
Neil back from the state of Georgia for a part
two podcast. We continue exploring years of activity on his property.
This time, Neil shares his son's incredible sightings, his wife's
encounter through a thermal device, and why he believes sasquatch
chose his land as a safe haven, and the lessons
he's learned after years of living alongside these mysterious creatures.
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theories that developed through decades of first hand experiences. If
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Speaker 2: Today.
Speaker 1: With all that being said, here's part two of my
conversation with Neil from Georgia. All right, Neil, welcome back
to Sasquatch Theory. It's an absolute pleasure to have you
back on the show today. Neil. If you would give
us a little info bout yourself and the experiences that
you didn't mention in the first podcast. Let's talk about everything.
Speaker 2: OK, it sounds good. My name is Neil. I'm with
bigfoot tall dot com. In fact, I started that site
to share information of things that I've seen here of
the Bigfoot family that we cohabitate with do the first thing, though,
I'd like to thank the people that watched the episode
that we did on July seventh. Y'all had such kind
comments and everything, and I really appreciate that because that
really means a lot. And I even responded to some
people because of the fact that it was so nice
it deserved a comment back. A couple of the comments
was talking about you ought to write a book, and
I let them know, but briefly, I'll let you know. Also,
I've already written two books. One is called Understanding Bigfoot,
a guide for outdoor enthusiasts, and the other one is
Bigfoot in Georgia. The cohabitation chronicles when Bigfoot let us
know they were there. Now, that last one is a
five book series of things that have happened here. I'm
working on the second book of the five books now.
The first one just gives overviews off the patterns that
you would notice when you were camping, fishing, hiking and hunting,
and what it may mean and what's the best action
for you to take to make it a safe interaction
with them. But one of the things I wanted to
do is get into I talked about a lot of
the sightings that I had on the last podcast. I
wanted to tell a few that my sons had. He's
seen four here and he's seen one somewhere else, and
I want to briefly tell those things that have happened
here that he's seen and the one he saw somewhere else.
One day, my wife and he was planning some flowers
on the porch, and my wife needed some more dirt
to go to put in the pots for the plants.
So he went down to the creek where I had
a pile of dirt that we had dug of to
make a pad in the backyards for people to relax
and talk on. And he went there to get some dirt,
but it was so grown up with stuff and had
so many roots that he couldn't get it. So he
decided to go another fifteen yards down into the woods
into the creek, and when he did, he got the
shock of his life. Down there on the other side,
we have a little barn. It used to be a
hay barn a long time ago when they farmed this location.
And actually it has a chair in the back of
it that was brought from the pond two tens of
a mile away and put there. And I know what
put it there. Nothing else can make something go through
the woods, and you can move two tents of a
mile from one place to another. And I'll tell about
that later on. But as he got down to the creek,
he started to dig some dirt and he saw movement
out of the corner of his eye. And he looked,
and he saw a young one looking at him. And
I don't know who was scared her, if it was
him or by the Bigfoot, the young bigfoot. He said,
it was like a cartoon. He said. The thing moved
so fast it was like a blur. He said, it
was just there in a street gone. He said it
was crazy. And I said, did you ever hear it?
Said no, that weird thing about it. I never heard
a sound from it. I just saw it. Blew tim.
He hadn't gone down to around that little barn again.
He's not scared to, but he just hadn't gone down there.
He avoy's going down there unless somebody's down there with him.
The second sighting he saw was very unusual. I came
after it and kind of figured out what I believe happened.
We were coming home from work and he was on
the road getting ready to pull into our driveway, and
when he on the left hand side of the road,
it dips down a lot, really deep steve hill. At
the bottom of it, there's a fence with some brush
sticking up, but there's a couple of holes in the
fence in the middle of it, but still had some
trees and stuff covering it. But I've seen it in
the winter, so I know that there's a couple of
holes in it. Well. As he swerved to come into
my driveway, the lights cut into the bottom some and
he saw two things on all four coming at him,
and he was He put on his brakes, slowed down,
and he said, Dad, this was not wild hogs. He said,
I think it was bigfoot. He said, I think there
were two young bigfoot And I said, well, what'd you do?
He said, well, I wanted to make sure, so I
went on down across the bridge turned into a driveway
to turn around to come back to see if I
can see them, because I'll be on that side of
the road. And he said, when I crossed the bridge,
down at the other end of that fence was something
back lit by a night light in the yard. He said, Dad,
it was so big. I said, how big was it?
He said, I can't tell you, but it was it was.
He said, it was crazy, how big? He said, I
can't even tell you guess at how high tall it was,
but I would guess eight foot or more. And he goes,
and that's probably on the low side because he's down
in the hole. He said. I said, so, what'd you do?
He said, I pulled into a dryway and got my
butt home. I said, okay. After that that day he
was talking about I remember that. That night I was
coming home from work. I was probably fifteen to twenty
minutes behind him, and I remember in the field over
to the left behind the fence, there was a bunch
of wild hogs in that field. We don't have any
wild hogs on our place, but there's some on that place.
Not anymore anyway, we had a couple of them that
were here. They're gone now, but there were wild hogs
all in that field, So I'm thinking my best guess
is they came up out of the creek to that side,
in that ditch, and they were sneaking down those trees
to see if they could grab one of those hogs
through the trees through one of those openings in the fence.
And I think that's what was happening. It probably had
the one big adult and the two little ones that
were sneaking up trying to sit down and be real quiet,
and if a wild hog got close enough, it would
grab it, just like they would a deer. So I
think that's what happened on that because we have a
lot of little ones around here, or had a lot
of little ones around here, a lot of juveniles because
each when it was a nursery site, each young one
or baby would have a juvenile with them. So I
think he saw two juveniles coming up sneaking up the
creek and the other one was already there and he
just didn't see it. And when he turned around and
saw the big one, that was the third one that
he saw. But one of the most unique situations that
he had was on an expedition. He was on an expedition,
and the leader of the expedition saw in his thermal
a big hot thing behind a rock. A boulter is
a bouter. One a rock as a bouter because it's
about five foot tall, and he knew it was one.
He knew it was a big food because nothing else
would be taller than that five foot tall rock. Nothing
would be even a bear unless a bear standing up up,
and he knew what to bear. But anyway, so he asked,
there was a little trail down there off the road
that they were old. There's a little trail, and he says,
if they want to go with me, and I'll go
sneak up on it. And nobody went by my son,
he's usually not scared of anything, but he said he
went with them. So they were sneaking up and they
could see this thing picking up some to its mouth
and then putting it back down, and it was watching
them the whole way. They snug to within ten yards
and then it turned its back to them, and you
could they could tell then that the shoulders came up
to the top of the rock and it was hunched over.
So the guy that was leading him said it had
to be at least seven foot tall. But when the
guy within ten foot, it turned his back to them,
and then the guy realized, this isn't good. He's always
had them run from them, There's never been one just
stand there. They've always run. This was the first one ever,
and unless it's changed, it still is. That didn't run away.
So when he realized that he was ten yards there
were ten yards from it, and it had a kill
right there, he said, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. We
got a back up. We got back up on the
trail like the way we came, and get back up there.
And to this day he's amazed that he didn't get
spoofed because you could see the thing on the thermal
clear as day, and both of them had a thermal
and they could tell it was eating something. But they
got within ten yards of that one. And I don't
know how many people could even do that. I mean,
most people would be so unnerved that they would just say,
heck with it, I'm out of here, you know, But
they he held his cool and he still talks about that.
The guy still talks about that to this day. He's like,
that's the most incredible thing I've ever experienced because of
the fact that we got that close and it didn't
run and it didn't try to do anything because we
backed off just in time. But that's the four that
he sing Now, my wife has seen one on an expedition.
She's actually seen one here that I saw that I
already talked about because we were all at the kitchen
table when we all saw it. But she saw one
one time. I got her a new thermal and the
ninetime expedition was really gone. But what we do is
we have a campfire where everybody meets up afterwards where
we go into the trails and then some people say
at the campfire, some go on the trails. Well, we
were back at the campfire and one of the guys
had to go use the bathroom, so he goes over
there this big old tree and urinates on the tree. Well,
about five minutes to ten minutes later, she goes down
there and she's testing out a new thermal and she's
looking around and she sees something crazy big and she's
looking she sees something crazy big, So she called the
gud's wife to come down there and look at it.
And they were looking at it and it was. The
guy's wife knew immediately that's a bigfoot. It was about
forty yards away, and what was throwing them off was
it had peed on the ground by the tree. So
there's an old saying. People have said that a guy
should not pee on a tree in the bigfoots area.
Better to pee out in the open than on a tree,
because they mark their territory the way other animals do it. True,
I don't know, but here's this guy five at ten
minutes earlier. It peed on the tree that she was beside,
forty yards away. There was a big foot down there
peeing on a tree. So either it was mimicking it,
or there's something to the fact that guys shouldn't peel
on trees, especially if it's getting your mating season. Shouldn't
peel on a tree in their area because they are
their area the same way other animals do. So that's
one that she saw. Now. Miguel asked yesterday about why
did I think that the bigfoot stayed here, and I
said because it was a safe song. Well that's only
part of the answer. Let me explain first how this
property is set up. Because it's about location, location, location,
Our property. It's almost it is ninety percent ninety five
percent floodplain. We have four bottoms that run into our
property and the bottom flattens out into a big low
area that's a floodplain. We've got one bottom with high
ridges coming in from the northwest with a little stream
in it. We've got one bottom coming in to us
from the south southwest with high ridges on both sides
of it. We've got it spreads out real wide between
the ridges. Then we have another one coming from directly.
It's on the east side of the property, comes in
from the south and it has high ridges on each
side of it. And then we have another where they
all meet and go out goes to the east that
bottom comes in. So we have four big bottoms that
converge right here at this one location. So they'd like
to make those bottoms travel zones. And what I've learned is, well,
I actually did a study. I know somebody that's heard
a lot of people takes reports of bigfoot or sounds
or sightings in the area, and they he knew the
exact location of five of them, so he told me
where they were. Either they heard a howl or they
heard or they saw one or people reported branches being
broke and stuff like that. He told me where they were.
So I was able to get a friend of mine
that has a listing. It shows all the bottoms coming
in in the whole area. And what amazed me is
this location we have, it's like the middle of a
wheel in every bottom or the majority of the bottoms
actually come into or converge into some of the bottoms
that's coming into here into this property. And then it's
why it's of what would be white flat bottom, perfect
place to hunt. You got all the bottoms coming in,
all the hardwoods down there and everything. And so I
learned that you know what's happening is this is a
major crossroads for them moving from the entire area. You know,
if they're moving from one area to another, they're coming
over here through this area. Now, what is also strange,
besides the fact that we didn't see any deer, there
were not been very many deer that was here, and
it should have been deer haven. Another thing that was
strange is that when I was a kid, I would
always hunt for arawheads. I love to find arrowheads and
pottery from settlers, and I found a bunch all of them.
I learned what the arawheads were used for, or spears
were used for. I learned how they made them and
everything like that. So that was amazing to me. It
was just one of those things where you're looking at
history and you're looking you can see how people made it.
But this location, I've got a place where two creekspeet
and it's got a pile of rocks there. I've never
found the first arrowhead or pottery on this place, not
the first piece, not the first one. And this will
be a great place for people to hunt. And a
lot of the Native American tribes say that when they
live in an area where there's bigfoot around, they hunt
one area and they live in an area for the bigfoot.
So I believe there's a possibility this is one of
those examples, especially whenever we found that they had been
here for a long long time and that the people
abandoned the property eight to ten years ago, something happened
to make them leave. But I think there's a possibility
that the reason we don't find any erawheads nor any
pottery is because they wouldn't stay in this area because
they were here. I also believe that's probably why there
was very few deer here because I'm going to use
a fishing a fishing term. If you throw a live
worm in a pond, if the hungry fishes around, they're
gonna come eat it. Well, if you take it here
and put him near where the bigfoot stay and the
bigfoot's hungry, they're gonna come get them. Deer are adverse
to being killed in eight so they're not going to
hang around that area. So I think that's a possibility
why there were so few deer here in the beginning,
that it was like the worm. They were like the
worm to the fish. They were food for the big
foot that was staying here on the property. So I
thought that was unique about that. Another thing that was
weird that I found on the property is I found
it during the when the nursery was here. And there
is the banks here on all the creeks are ten
to fifteen foot because of all the water that runs
off into them, they get real high, real quick. There
is a dirt cave dug into one of the walls
and it's not made by water. The reason I say
that is the creek turns to the left, so the
water's going to road on the right. This cove is
five foot up the bank. It's about twelve foot tall
bank there about five foot up and it's dug out
and you can't see it. It's right next to a road,
but from the road you can't see it because of
the way the banks are, and it goes way back.
You can't even see the back of it. And there's
roots from trees hanging down at the opening, and you
can see roots in it, and you can see a
trail going up to it. One time I was down there,
crossing the bridge going to the other side of the
creek with my side beside to go to the other
side of the property, and I looked down there and
I saw a little footprint, a little barefoot human like
footprint going in, going up that little trail into that hole.
Then I also saw one time, when the water was
real low, a footprint on sam on some sand that
was in the middle that became what came uncovered wasn't
covered with water anymore. I saw a bigger track there.
And the thing about that is it took me a
while to figure it out. One of the first things
I said whenever I realized that we have bigfoot here
and I'm like, how are their bigfoot here? You know,
you've got roads everywhere. You got some four lane roads
around us. Then one night was on the way home,
me and my wife, and we were going It was
probably eleven thirty at night, and it had rained a
lot the creeks and everything was up a ton, I
mean it's up really high. And my wife was on
the left lane and I was in the right lane,
and I saw something shoot across the road. Now, I've
seen kyotes run, I've seen deer run, I've seen all
kinds of animals run. I've never seen anything move this
fast on all fours. Whatever it was did not have
a tail, and she was moving probably seventy miles an hour.
And I swear where it went from her car couldn't
have been five yards. I don't know how in the
world she didn't hit it, but it was moving that
fast and it went on down. Well. When I saw
the tracks over here going going towards the direction of
going under this bridge, I realized anywhere they can go anywhere,
as long as there's a culvert under the road or
a creek under the road. Trying to see down below
where a creek is at night going under a road,
you can't see there, so that is their highways. They're
moving under the creek, under the bridges on the creek,
through the culverts, they're moving under there. That's the way
they go so they don't get seen on the road.
The one that crossed that day, if it was a bigfoot,
which I don't know anything else that could move that fast,
and whatever I saw did not have a tail. If
it was one, it didn't go where the creek was
because it was too high, so it went right there
along the edge to run across the road. But that's
another thing that I learned in this whole experience i've
been in that roads, bridges, bridges that have creeks underneath it,
or anything underneath the culverts are their roadway. That's where
they travel at Another thing we found on the Big
Boy on the property was what's called a big boy trail.
Now I don't know if that's just a Southern expression
of what it is, but that's one of the first
things I found was a big boy trail. A big
boy trail is when the trees along the trail are
wide enough and tall enough that the biggest big foot
in the area can run through it and not get
hit by a branch. Now, I don't know if you
remember me saying it, but one of the first things
I saw was this trail that was a foot and
a half outside of each of my shoulders and really high,
and everything had been smushed down. That was one of
the big Boy trails. And they tell the limbs that
are crossing the trails and they break them off, they'll
break them on this property. They've got them broken up
to fifteen foot so anything that's fifteen foot tall or
less running through there will not get hit by anything
on these trails. So they called them a big Boy trail.
And we've got three or four of them on this
property there, And that's just amazing. When we came to
the place. When we came to this home and had
to do a lot of work to get it at
to where we wanted again, I could tell there wasn't
that many deer here. I unknowingly attracted the attention of
the Bigfoot that we're already here. How did I do that?
I cleaned it all off. I started planting fruit trees.
The next thing I did, besides playing fruit trees, I
started feeding all the deer, feeding the birds. And then
I even planted some stuff for the deer because I
was trying to attract the deer to the location so
I could see the deer a walking on a hunt.
Them just wanted to see them, So I panted a
bunch of clover, planted a bunch of fruit trees. Oh
and the funny thing about it is I went out
to the yard two days ago and all my peaches
were gone. Everyone that was on the tree just gone.
And they weren't even totally right. But there wasn't that
many this year, so I guess they decided they weren't
going to take a chance of any get taken, so
they just went ahead and took them. Because every one
of them, all the ones that I had, there was
about eight that I could reach, and all the others
were up higher than that. And I can reach up
about I don't know, I'm six four. My arms are
thirty two inches long, so I can reach probably a
foot maybe something like that. But anyway, those in the
actually the fruit trees that we have, especially the peaches.
If we get peach trees, pear trees, apple trees, two
type apple trees. We've got blueberry bushes that we planted
for Simon trees that we planted. There's some fig trees
that were already here. And most times if it's the fruit,
they like it's gone. It soon gets right, it's gone.
But I actually learned that I was attracting them by
doing all this stuff. I'm bringing food to them unknowingly.
Not only that, but we refilled the water in the
pond had no fish in it. It didn't have enough
water for fish. We put water in the pond. We
stalked them with fish there again, I'm providing food for them.
Then comes to Coop de Gras. Then I was young
and dumb in the Bigfoot world. I believed. I used
to be all into cryptids and stuff like that when
I was young, like to watch the mysteries on TV
and stuff. And I was thinking that, dear, I mean
that Bigfoot was fifty to fifty, that it was real
and there might be still some alive. But I was
thinking it was gonna be on the West coast, you know,
Washington State, California, Alaska, Canada, out there. And never thought
that there be any here, and never had a clue
that be any here. And so I built a gifting station.
I thought after I realized that the Bigfoot was here.
I said, I want to learn about them, and I
put apples out in the beginning, and I was getting good.
I was getting a lot of activity from them, and
I was learning. So I decided, well, let me put
food out for them, just like I do the deer,
just like I do the birds. Because at the time
I just thought it was just a normal animal, which
is not but at the time, I thought it was
just a normal animal. So I built a gifting station
where I put food out for them. Now I will
tell you that what I know now. If I would
have known it then, I never would have done that.
And I don't said just anybody doing it, because it
really depends on the group that's there. I think more
people or most people getting every negative responses if you
don't keep food out there, they go hit on the
house or growl or do stuff like that to try
to get more food. This group has never done that.
I've been extremely lucky, and you never know what one
might move in to take over the territory. So I
tell everybody, don't do it. I did it, and it's worked,
and I hadn't had any negative responses to it. But
don't do it. It's the odds aren't in your favor.
One funny thing that happened though, when I had the
gifting station down there, because I was putting stuff down
there to find out how they opened it. How did
they eat it? Like the dog food? I take it
out of the bag. Speaking of dog food, somebody asked
me a while back, how do you know they like
dog food? I mentioned on the last one that they
took a thirty five pound bag of dog food off
our back porch. They didn't know, they knew it was there,
but they never took it because we had a camera
on the where the cars were, and we had a
camera on the back porch. I didn't take it to
the dog pin because I was taking little, smaller bags
to the dog pen, and when I ran out of them,
I decided I take the bigger bag. I go up
there on a Sunday afternoon, it's gone thirty five pounds.
I asked everybody, did you take the dog food? Know?
And I knew nobody would take the dog food because
that's my job is to do the dogs unless they
put it somewhere. So I go, I say, uh huh.
If they got it, I got a picture of them.
I go look at the cameras, and both of the
cameras the batteries were dead. They went dead on Friday night,
so I think sometimes Friday or sometimes Saturday, they somehow
know when cameras aren't working. And they took the bag
of dogfood off, but they did give me back for it.
They took down by where the gifting station was and
where that big boy trail is left a poop. I'm
talking about the biggest poop you've ever seen. This thing
is three quarters of size around of a print, and
my foot's thirteen and a half inches long. And it
wasn't straight, but it was as long as thirteen and
a half inches, so it was probably more like fourteen
and a half to fifteen inches long. It would have
stopped up your toilet for days. And I said, oh, okay,
so you're gifting me back for the dog food you
took all off my back porch. I see what you're doing.
Then later they want you to take their gifts. If
you take their gifts, that shows that you're showing them respect.
And they want you to take their gifts. Now that's
something that I wouldn't take. But that's the only gift
I wouldn't take from them, And be honest with you,
but a friend of mine goes down to fix the
pump every time he would get stopped up. And he
was down there near the pump trying to do some
work on it, and there were two huge poops there
sitting at the right there where the pump was. And
he called me and he said, hey, do you have
any really big dogs here or something? And I said no.
He said, wether They've got two of the biggest poops
I've ever seen in my life are here at this pump,
and I don't know what could have made this. As
he's driving out, he calls me back and he says, hey,
I don't know what's going on. But on the trail
driving out, it's only one way in, one way out,
the little hump in the middle of the trail where
the SIBE side tires go is a new poop still smoking.
He said, I don't know it's one here. It's fresh,
it's still smoking. And I said, I think I got
an idea, but it's no problem. Don't worry about it.
Everything would be good. The reason I say that is
originally when they gifted us the first two boulders, we
didn't take them because we didn't realize it was a
gift from them. They moved them to make sure we
knew it was a gift for them. So I think
that they were pooping over there, wanted us to take
their gift, and that's why they left them one in
the middle of the road, still smoking, to make sure
that he knew that it was their gifts. Of course
know anything about it, but like I said, that is
a strange gift, and we never took it. What's really
funnier about that is they've never I've never found a
poof from them again. So evidently they must think I
really don't like it, because they're doing it not on
the property or not where I've seen it. They're doing
it somewhere else. But unknowingly I was attracting them. I
was drawing deer in, I was drawing, I was putting fish,
putting fruit, and then I put a gifting station with
even more food. I think the original family group, I
think they made this a nursery site because of all
the food here. It was already a safe zone for them,
but now it's God. Now it's God. All this food,
all this food's here for him. They don't have to
go anywhere, and they were here year round. The only
time that they would leave here is in the winter
because our bottom is all hardwoods and in the winter
time all the leaves will fall off. So what they
would do is it was six hundred acres to the
north office. It had pine and hardwood mix. They would
move there and stay there during the daytime because nobody
hunted on that six hundred acres. There were some people
hungting around us, but they would come back here every
night because I still see their footprints in the yard
at night and I'm basically button up against the six
hundred acres. So they would in the winter, they would
go there at night, I mean in the daytime to
sleep and come through here at night. But that's the
only time they would move. But they still were here
every night. They just would sleep over there in the daytime.
So I thought that was rather unique thing to find out. Oh,
another funny thing happened about the gifting station. I don't
name them. I don't name the group that was here.
The original group there were four. There was an adult male,
there's adult female, there was a juvenile, and then there
was a young one. But I didn't name them. But
the thing about not naming them is you don't build
a relationship with them, and I didn't. First off, you
got to see something a lot. And even though I
saw them four times and I saw glimpses of them
on other times, I didn't get enough to give them
an But one when it was they made it a
nursery side one I did give a name, and this
was a little young one, and I named it Pigpen
because I noticed this one young juvenile that was at
the nursery. I noticed he would go on a little
hole into the woods on all fours. It's different than
where the others were going. And one day it had
rained for about three or four days, and I could
see his footprints real clear. Walking over to it, I said,
I'm going to check this out. I'm going to follow
him to see where this one's going, see what's going on.
And it's only like twenty five yards to the creek
from there, so I didn't have far to go. You know,
I won't go the other side of the creek, but
i'd follow it down to the creek. I go through it,
and I could see his footprints clear as day. Because
he was sliding a little bit on the leaves and
it was making the leaves go to the side, and
I see it following his footprints. I get down there
there is a log laying on the ground. Now, this
log had been there for a long time, and it
had moss on the log. It would step. I saw
where it stepped over the log and sat down because
there was two footprints in front of it where that
I could tell the leaves had been mashed down in
front of it. And there on that huge log there
were two perfect prints of butt cheeks. Their butt cheeks
were on had rubbed the moss off the log and
in front of them to some of the stuff I
put out, like crackers, sweet and salty, granola bars, stuff
like that was right in front of them. And the
creek was right in front of that. And then there
was a huge vine that went up in a tree
that was right next to where he was sitting. So
I'm thinking, hey, this is perfect. He got pitt Nick
right here. He throws this trash right there, and if
anything comes to get him, he can climb up this
vine like it's nothing, got it easy get away. But
looking at it and everything, I just started laughing. I said,
that one's name Pegpen because he's here making a mess
down here. That's Pigpen. And the funny thing about it was,
had somebody ask me, what did you smell it? I said, huh,
did you smell where the butt cheeks were? I said, no,
I didn't smell where the butt cheeks were. But it
was funny that I could tell from the butt cheeks
and they had to be all muscle because there was
a little bit of moss in between it. In between
the butt cheeks, a little bit of moss. But I'm
thinking when that must have been a female that was
sitting here. By everything I saw, it must have been
a female. But I thought that was extremely funny that
I did name one in his little peekpen and what
it was doing making a mess down there. Now, I'll
tell you about some of the gifts they've given us.
They have given us so many amazing gifts because they
know I liked the gifts, and so they give us gifts.
The first one I'll tell you about, I called it
the dog. My wife had this dog that was sitting
down and it held this bone that said welcome on it,
and she had two of them we had one by
the back door, and we had an extra one when
my wife decided she wanted to go and put it
on the trail. On the trail going across the creek
over there on the side there was a little flat
part and so that the friends and neighbors can see
when we go across there, you know, see the bone
and everything and see it. And it was real cute
that I had to tell her, I said. She says,
I always burst her bubble. Well I did it again,
I said, babe, I said, you know that they feel
like this side over here is their area. I said,
you know that right, And she goes, yeah. I said
that dog that says it didn't it said welcome on it.
It said welcome on the bone. I said, that dog
is going to disappear. They're going to take it. I'm
telling you they're going to take it. She goes, they
better not. I said, I'm telling you. I promise you
they're going to take that dog. She said, they better not.
I said, okay. We went back about a week later.
Guess what the dog is gone, gone, gone, bye bye.
The water meant high and in the middle there was
sand in the middle right there where we drove the
siba side over because it's close to the creek, so
there's a pile of sand there. On top of that
sand was a rock made of iron and sand mixture
that was in the shape of a pyramid, and they
had grew lines from the pointy front to the back,
pointing where the dog was. She goes, what's that? I said,
that's your presence. She goes what I said, you see
where it's putting, Yeah, where my dog was. I said,
that is your gift for the dog. If they take
something of value, they think you value it, or they
think it's a value, they're going to give you something
and returned for it. This rock with this engraving on
it is your present from them for the dog. She goes,
I want my dog back. I said, well, it's done.
It's done. Your dog is gone. You can forget about that.
That was one of the most intriguing ones that we had.
Another one that was totally beautiful. When it was the
nursery site. They would look in the window and watch
the TV. What's the TV now? Down below the TV?
I had a picture frame made with all the arrows
I found when I was growing up. They were on
that picture frame right on the bottom of the fireplace.
We got where the TV is is on the mantel
above the fireplace, so it was on the left side
of the fireplace, so they could see it when they
look in the window, the windows of bay window. Well,
one day we came back to the house from work
and they're on the banister of the back deck. Guess
what it is. It is a beautiful quartz rock with
an inclusion of an orange inclusion in it in the middle,
like where the heart would be, and it was in
the shape of an arawhead. Now it was not an arawhead.
It was not made by Indians. There were no grooves
or chips in it, but the shape of it was
the shape of an arawhead and it was left there
for us. I washed it off and it was the
most beautiful thing I've ever seen because it was made
of quartz. But I call that my et That's my
et rock because the et had the heart the globe,
so that little thing in the middle looked reminded me
of the heart glow. So that was my et rock.
They gave us as a gift for watching the TV.
But that's not the only only one they gave us
when they were looking in the window. The second thing
they gave us was a sandstone rock. Now, every Thanksgiving
we put up our Christmas tree and decorate it and everything.
Then we take it down the week after Christmas. So
we had our Christmas tree up, and it was about
two weeks after the Christmas tree was up. There was
a sandstone rock. And I don't know. I don't know
how they do this stuff that they're doing. I have
no clue. They make some of the most beautiful gifts
with no tools, or at least it may be with
rocks that are harder than they found, or I don't
know how they do it. But they had made grooves
in it and it looked like a Christmas tree, and
they left it on the banister for us. They were
letting us know that they loved our Christmas tree. It
was one of the other beautiful rocks that they left
us for looking in the tree. The thing that they
left us the most though, was quartz. And it was
really neat because I don't know where they're getting the
quarts from, but there's quartz here is not uh, it's
not in bunches anywhere, but they would they're in encased
in rock, and then it was they just they get
they break them open. I don't know if they're breaking
them with another rock on top of the rock, or
if they're doing it with their hands. I don't know
how to do it. Every quartz that they've given us
they've broken open. They put some in our front yard,
they put some on our back deck, they put some
down at the gifting station. They put some over by
the pump that's pumping water into the pond. But they've
given us a lot of quartz, so quartz must be
really special to them. And a lot of people find
quartz in the areas where they are, so some people
say it's an energy source for them. I'm not sure
about that, but I know that they really love quartz
and they gifted to us a lot. The next thing
is footprints. Now this isn't footprints on the ground. They
have taken rocks and made them the shape of a footprint.
They've done two of them. One of them actually has
like a base, so when you sat on the table,
it kind of stands up a little bit like you
would have a picture that's leaning standing up on something.
It's kind of made that way, and it's got a footprint.
They've rubbed the outline down around it and given it
to us. That one, to me, is one of the
most amazing ones because they ground the bottle down to
make the base. They ground the top down to make
the shape of the footprim another one, the whole rock
is the shape of a foot and it actually has
a line on it that makes me think it's the
mid tarsal break on it. And that one was really
crazy because I found it and several others together. I
hadn't put any food out for quite a while, and
as I went to put something out, I started on
the trail and I saw these two little bitty cardinal
feathers where each of the tires go, and it was pointing,
and there's only two feathers. That one like one was
all torn up. There were two feathers. There was one
in one track and one in where the other wheel is,
and they're all pointing down that trail. And what I
found is right there when they give us a gift.
It's on top, just laying on top of the ground.
All the others have been not pushed them into the ground,
but this was just laying on top of the ground.
I think they were trying to bribe me this time
to give them more food, because there was usually only
get one gift out of time, but this time there
were five gifts. There. There were the two little feathers
from the cardinal. There was a huge piece of quartz
that had been broken right there and given to me.
There was one that was the perfect shape of a
footprint with the what let's say, the mid tarsal braid
going across it. And then there was another rock that
was in the shape of something. I hadn't figured out
what it was. It looks it looks weird, but I
could tell it had been. It had been the rock
had been manipulated. It's something that grounded down to make
it that shape. So I think that they were and
that happened this year. That happened been too long ago,
and I think that they did that so that we
would give them some more food. So also, they've given
me a lot of rocks that are grooved on the side,
as if somebody had used it as a pulley to
put a rope on it and to pull things up it.
It's grooved on the side of the rock on all sides.
But it can be a rope that did it because
when I was investigating and looking at it and trying
to figure out how is this made, what could it
be used for? I couldn't ever figure it out. But
I know it wasn't a rope, because the rope it's
gonna groove in the corners that take the most stress
from a rope or whatever's doing it down further than
the others, and it was It wasn't down further. It
was actually out a little bit more than the others.
So it wasn't that. I don't know, but I can
tell you it makes a really good handhold when I
hold those rocks, and some of them are in the
shape of a triangle, like they can use it to
hit something with, maybe break something open. Maybe they could
hold it in their hand, hit something on the back,
break its back. I'm not sure what it was made for,
but they've left me several of those, and I'm still,
you know, it's one of those things, still trying to
figure out exactly what they use it for, how they
did it. Sometimes these things just dump you. I mean,
even when you figure out one thing, it opens up
three or four more questions. They always say that's the
rabbit hole when you've been around them as long as
I have. It's not a rabbit hole. I promise you
it's not a rabbit hole. It's an ant heel. There
is so many more tunnels to an ant hell than
to a rabbit hole. That is crazy, but that makes
me feel like I'm in an ant hell because I
have so many questions that are just sitting there trying
to figure out the answers to. Somebody one time asked me, said,
if I was going out camping, what can I do
to attract them so maybe we could see one on
the thermal? I said, well, the two things that really
weren't the best is have a campfire, have kids or
women sitting there talking and laughing. It seems like the
laughter of kids and women attract them to come look
see what's going on. Or music. Now I found out
the ones here they really love music. But the thing
about the music is they don't like the hard rock
or anything like that. They like them trying to think
the harmony type music. Like the favorite they like here
is home Free. It's an Acabella band, But they do
have a beat boxer. They blend in so well, but
the beat boxer sounds sometimes a little bit like a
tree dog, and it seems to bring them in. It
brings to in fact, when it was a nursery site,
when I would play some on the back porch late
at night. I could go the next morning on some
of the trails at the edge of the trees, and
I know I can find tracks there, and I go
look sier enough, there be tracks there where one was
standing that night listening. They love the music. And I
tell you there's two things I can tell you that
happened to me that let me know for sure they
love music. One thing is one night I played some
on the back porch and left it there till about midnight,
and I went to bed about two two thirty in
the morning, I went to the bathroom and I was
gonna open my iPad to listen to a football podcast.
And I went and hit the podcast and it was
still hooked up to the speaker, and we had never
turned the speaker off, so it was still hooked up
to the speaker, and it started playing the podcast. Well
all of a sudden, and I'm sorry, let me go back. Well,
as soon as I opened it up, some of the
music started playing because it was still on that one.
So it started playing a song, and I did listen
to the rest of that song because I liked that song.
But then after that, I when I went to the podcast,
all of a sudden, right there by our back porch,
right in front of where we park, we have these
huge trash cans. All of a sudden, I hear bam
on one of the trash cans. It actually dent at
the top end. It's how hard the hit was. I said, uh, oh,
it wants more music. So then I put on some
more music and just let it go because I knew
that that was saying I don't like your podcast, I
want the music. So it was kind of a funny
thing that I got the message and I let them
listen to as long as the battery was working on
the speaker. They heard music for the rest of the night.
But that was really funny. They have ways to let
me know things, and I'm able to pick up on
a lot of it. Do I pick up on all
of it? No, I don't think anybody can pick up
on all of it, but I pick up on a
lot of it. Now. The second thing that I know
how I know they liked music was we had some
relatives coming into town and there were we were trying
to clean up. Me and my wife were trying to
clean up the living room, in the kitchen, stuff like that.
So we turned on some country music on the TV
to listen to while we were cleaning everything up. On YouTube,
in between songs, there's a pause. All of a sudden,
there was a pause, and on our front door starts
going help. I could tell it was a fingernail. I
knew what it was. It was during the nursery time.
It was either a juvenile or a young bigfoot tapping
on the door. Another song came on. When it was finished,
when there was no sound, it was almost like he
was saying, play more music, play more music, and play
more music, and we did for a long time. When
we just laughed. We just kept laughing. We didn't try
to go look, you know, we just kept laughing because
every time, every time the song was stopping, it starts
happening again. And it did that for about six or
seven songs, and it was absolutely hilarious because it wanted
to hear more songs so bad. But oh and one
of the other things though, we put a xylophone. We've
tried all kinds of things gifting them just to see
what they would do with it. We put a xylophone
down there one time with it's got the little woodstick
where you hit the different panels and it makes noise.
We put a xylophone down there one time, and the
xylophone makes really loud sound, and I was hoping that
I could hear them from the house sometimes if one
was down there playing with it. Well, evidently an older
one or a movie critic. Bigfoot didn't like the xylophone.
It took the little wooden stick and then the big
plastic containers of food was in. It took one of
those turned it upside down on the xylophone so none
of them could hit it unless they took that off.
Of course, they are took the stick, so you had
to tap it with your fingernail or something. But I
think it was I think you did not want the
young ones playing on it so that others could hear them,
hear the sound and know that they're down there. But
I thought that was funny because I always said, well,
we got a movie critic here, and Christy was my wife,
was the last one that hit it, so maybe she
didn't like the tune. She was playing or something. But anyway,
they turned it upside down right on top of the
xylophone so nobody could play it again. Sometimes people ask me,
what's the easiest way to keep them away from your
house if you think you have them around? Said, it's simple, cheapest,
and most inexpensive, is put trail cameras around your house.
They'll avoid them. Trail cameras. They can see the infrared.
They're gonna stay away from it. They're not gonna get
in the infrared. And I said, the second thing is
light it up. Take everything and light it up. Put
lights out there. It's gonna cost a little bit more money,
but they will. They don't like to go in the
lights at night. And I have an example of that.
I was telling you how they get the fruit off
the trees all the time, and we build a pad
in the backyard with a little fire pit in the
middle of it, and we had lights that would light
it up. One of the lights lit up their favorite
peach tree and one year that was just loaded with peaches.
I'm talking about it probably had eighty two one hundred
peaches on that one by itself, and it was a
young tree. Still. All of a sudden one day on Wednesday,
the middle of the week, I go out there. This
light pole is twelve to fifteen foot tall. The light
had been pointed instead of out to light up, the
whole thing points straight down at the ground. It had
been turned to wear it straight down on the ground.
So the guy that put it up there came over
and I said, hey, let me ask you something that
light up there. Could wind or something have blown that down.
He goes, heck no, He said. The only way that
turned is if you loosen it up and turn it,
or if it hits the ground and turns it. He said,
that thing's got more forced than the hurricane force winds
wouldn't turn it. That's the only one that was turned.
It was turned down to the ground so it wouldn't
shine out there where that peach tree is, so we
wouldn't see him out there, or it wouldn't hurt his
eyes one way or the other. But that light got
turned straight down to the ground, and I thought that
was just crazy. Oh and here's something else. The strains
that happened about that tree. I went there one time,
and usually when they take the peaches, they're just gone,
no pits, no nothing. It is totally gone, and I
have gear nading around it with the tea posts holding
it up six foot high, and then I've got fabric
on the ground so that the grass can get up
and take all the nutrients from the tree. But on
this one time, I saw ten piece pits down on
the ground in it and it was fresh, it was
made the night before. It was not just colored at all,
It was still, but all the pulp was sunk down.
No ants ever get on that tree, but it was
just all gone. So I'm driving by it and I
see them there, and I stopped and show them to
my wife, and she goes, wow, that's weird. We've never
had that happen before, said, no, win had that happen before.
I think they're letting me know that they want some more.
They want to plant another one of these trees. They
liked this peach tree because we had different type flavored peaches.
And I said, I need to get over there. Because
what I did was I took the label off the
tight tree off and put it and zip tied it
around the tea post, so if I ever lighted one
more than the other, I could see which one it was.
By more of that time well, I said, I need
to go get that thing and look at it so
I see what type it is, so I can order
a tree, because I don't know if you've messed around
with peach pist trying to grow there's a lot of
work in trying to go a peach tree from a pit. Now,
I wasn't going to go through that. I buy another tree.
I didn't go over there, though, and I just told
my wife, I said, I need to go over there
and get that tag off to see what kind of
peach tree that is. But we didn't do it. I
said I'll come back and get it later, which I
never did. The next weekend, we're driving around the trail.
All of a sudden there was grass in the middle
off right beside that peach tree. There was grass in
the middle of the road, a big clump of grass,
And on top of that grass is the tag for
the peach tree. Now you may say wind blew it there,
and well, wind blows the other direction typically, and we
hadn't had anything weird come from me in directions, so
that rules the possibility of that out somewhat. But then
I said, I wonder if it just got you know,
if somehow it just blew off. Let me go check
the other trees. Every one of the other trees still
had the label on the tree of the type. It
was exactly where I put it, exactly like the other
one was. And this thing, the zip tie, was still
over there on the post, and it had been ripped
through the tag, and then when it got pulled off,
it ripped it through the tag. It was laying on
top of that for me to see it. I was like, well,
I guess, I guess I know what kind it is now,
so I have to plan another one for him. So
I don't know no what else would have pulled it
off and rifted off and put it right on top
of this grass to make sure I saw it. But
weird stuff like that happens around here all the time.
As a matter of fact, here my saying is the
usual is the unusual? Is the usual? All kind of
strangeness happens around here, and we've just grown accustomed to it.
Another thing, people ask me, have you ever been groued at?
You would think with the relationship we have built with
this group that I wouldn't have been groud out, But
I have. I've been groud out twice, and I will
tell you the events that happened there. One time, my
wife had some friends over and they had heard about
the big Foot because they were either a husband's wives
or related to relatives that have seen footprints or stuff
like that, and my wife wanted me to take them
to show them some footprints. I didn't really want to
do that, but I knew that I'd be in the
doghouse if I didn't, so I said, okay. The first trip,
I took three people down to the pond, and the
water was extremely low on the pond, so the mud
was exposed, and there was two perfect footprints sunk in
the mud. And I know that they tried to hide
it because they broke some little branches and the little
bee pieces and put over top of it to try
to hide it, and then they put some on the
other dirt around it just to try to hide it.
But it was so deep in the mud that it
was so clear to see that, you you know, I mean,
you couldn't it couldn't. You couldn't hide it. So they
were amazed by it. They were like, look at this,
Look at this footprint. This is amazing. Look how deep
it is. It's crazy said yeah, and see they were
trying to hide it too. And about that time, there,
I know a place where one stays down there. It's
about twenty five to thirty yards away. They may not
stay there all the time, but I know it stays there.
Sometime I heard a branch break. No, I'm sorry, I
wanted a branch break. I heard a dog bark behind
that hill. They turned around and looked, and they said,
you've got dogs down here. I said no, I said,
it made me just one run through the woods, but
I knew what it was because I knew where that
one stayed. And one stayed, and it's broken branches at
us two or three times from behind that hill. And
so that's how I know it probably stays there because
those have been in the daytime, and it's not going
to be there all those times. So I think they
have a structure or something built over there, and that
one stays there. But it barred at us. So then
I got him loaded up, went back to the house.
She had two more people wanted to go, so I
took them and let them see the print too. All
of a sudden, it barked twice from over there. I'm like, uh, oh,
I'm getting in trouble thinking it to myself, got him
loaded up, went back, and then there was one last
guy that wanted to go, and I took him to
the gifted station. I was not going to go back
to the pond again. And at the gifted station, this
was when the nursery side again, nursery time, there was
a baby bigot footprint down there, a perfect print. You
could see the heel, you could see the toes, you
can see everything on it. And I showed it to him.
It was four and a half inches long. He was amazed.
He said, how can anybody say that these things aren't real?
How can anybody? He said, that is definitely a human
shaped footprint, but it's looks weird because it's so wide.
I said, I know, I know, And about that time,
across the creek, one crowd at me. He didn't hear it, luckily,
because he was talking about how perfect the print was
and looking at the heels, looking at the toes, and
he was said, this is the left foot. You know,
you're going into all kinds of detail on. So he
didn't hear it, but I did. I'm like, uh, oh,
I'm in trouble now. Because they won't play when it
comes to their babies. They protect their young like we
protect our young. So that one growl at me, that
was the first one I left and never didn went
and did that stuff again, because you know, once you
start learning what they don't want you to do, if
you're trying to build trust and respect with them, you
don't do it again. You're basically what they're saying is
this is a no no, this is a red line
for us. Don't do it. And so if you don't
do it, if you understand and you don't do it,
it builds up that trust and respect with them and
they and that's how you build a relationship with them.
That's one of the things you have to figure out
how to do. The other thing. The other time I
got growled at was down at the gifting station. At
the gifting station, I went down there and put stuff out.
All of a sudden I heard one down there growl. Oh.
There was a ton of prints that day. It was
taking me longer that day because there was a ton
of prints down there, and I'd taken and I was
measuring on them because I like to keep up with
what's here. This was with the nursery, and the nursery
set up so that each baby has a juvenile with it,
and then there's one adult mom over the whole thing,
and then there is an extra juvenile or two as
a day watcher or a fill in, I guess, but
each baby has a juvenile traveling with it like a
companion to make sure that everything goes good. But I
was taking so long because there were so many prints
down there. One on grout at me, and I said,
don't be growling at me. The deal is, y'all showed
me footprints and I put food down here. Don't be
ground at me, and it growled again one more time.
I said, no, you know better than that, and so
I left and I let him know. I said, I'm leaving,
so you can come and get some deep now. I left.
Then something very strange happened. The next weekend. I go
back down there to put more out in the next weekend,
and I'm doing all the footprints again because there's a
bunch of footprints down there again, and I'm just measuring
them to see which ones they were, and all like that,
to make sure exactly how many he's down here. Then
all of a sudden, I hear Limb break the exact
same spot to where I heard the growd come from,
and I just laughed at myself and I said, all right,
at least you didn't growl. And then he broke another
one after I said that, and I said, okay, I'll
let you know we were leaving when I'm leaving, and
I let him know, and I never he'd never done
that again after that, But I guess he learned that
he didn't need to be growling at me, but he
sure were going to let me know he was there
ready to eat. And all that kind of stuff happens
just so much. I mean, it's crazy. When I go
down to the gifting station, the majority of the time,
it is so quiet. You may hear a bird way
off in the distance, but right there around it, it's
so quiet that if you only hear bird in the distance,
your ears just start straining to hear sounds because there's
just nothing there. It's like all the sand is absorbed
and there's just nothing there. It's crazy, but I understand
that they're down in that area, so I know it's
coming from them. When you've been around them as long
as I have, all of a sudden you start realizing
that when you were kids. When you were a kid,
you start getting flashbacks because you learn so much about
them that you start getting flashbacks from a kid. And
that let me give you an example. I used to
hunt all the time when I was a kid. Now
I don't hunt here now because my dad always told
me if you don't, if you kill it, you got
to eat it. You're not gonna eat it. Don't kill it.
There's a life, just like a human life. Don't kill
something unless you're gonna use it for food. So here,
my wife would never eat any of it. She's not
a vegetarian, but she loves wildlife like I do. And
if I told her she's eating a deer burger, she
would probably throw up. And it's not because of the taste.
It's only because you know, she thinks of it as
a deer. But anyway, so I don't hunt, but I
still love seeing them. That's why I still put food
out for the deer and the birds and all that stuff.
I love hearing the bird calls in the morning and
off the back porch. But anyway, if you had a
flashback as a kid, heard a tree knock one day,
and I'm sitting on the back porch, and I'm like,
I've heard that as a kid, build up in a
tree stand almost at dark, three quarters of a mile
away from that tree stand, and there's a big, huge
swamp and I heard two, like two tree knocks synchronize
bam bam, and I'm like, okay, well, I didn't think
anything about a bigfoot then, so I in my mind,
I'm just like, it's a hunter trying to repair a
tree stand. But now I look back on it, and
I heard that like four times, at least two, but
I think I've heard I heard it four times as
a kid, and it was all in that swamp area,
and I started thinking back. First off, if you're a hunter,
and I didn't know anything about it, but if you're
a hunter, you're not going to fix a tree stand
at the prime time to hunt. You're gonna do the
middle of the day or before the season. The second
thing is when you're hitting now, now you're gonna hit it,
and as you get it closer to the end, the
frequency and the tapping is gonna change and it's gonna
be lighter, but it's gonna be more often. To make
sure to finish it all the way in and this
was always These were always loud, and they only did
one or two at a time. So I'm thinking back
on it now, I'm like, that was not a hunter.
That was one of them down there. Then the one
that really gets me is I was in the tree
stand one time and it's looking at them down this
bottom and up the other side, and I could see
all the way up to the fence. Now, I helped
my dad put that fence in there. I know that
the post on it or four foot tall, and I
see this what I think is a person walking by,
but it was hunting season. Everybody around there knows to
wear orange. This was brown from top to bottom. This
had no orange on. This thing was not carrying a gun.
But I'm just thinking it's a truspasser. In my mind
as a kid, because I didn't know anything about big flood,
I'm thinking this is a truspasser. But now I look
back on it, and my dad actually called the neighbors.
I told and told him what I saw, and he
actually called the neighbors and he never could see another.
Neighbors said they were over there, but this thing was
twice as tall as the post, which means it would
have been eight foot tall. And I started thinking about that,
and there was a dinner, There was a bunch of
pine trees, and then there was a field with gate,
and I would always climb the gate to go to
the other side, and I was watching waiting for him
to come out in that big field at the gate
and cross over, and it never did. It never got
over into there and crossed at the gate, which means
it had to cross the fence where those fines were.
But yet this thing was twice the height of post
that we put in the ground that I know good
and well was four foot tall. So and it looked
really big from where I was at. But of course
at that age I was probably sixteen fifteen sixteen, you
really don't have at that distance, you really don't have
a good you're not really able to register size. Because
it wasn't until I went back and that thought came
up in my head about it, I was able to
figure out way that thing was twice as paul as
that poet that that post those posts were four foot
four to four four was four to eight. So it
wasn't until then I realiz that was one of them
coming up and there was a trail up there the
deer would take coming up right next to that fence,
and there it was a big foot coming up there.
Now do I call it out a sighting? Now? No,
because I didn't know it then, and my parameters I
always go by. To prove whether it is or not,
I have to see hair or face one of the
other and know one hundred percent that is no other animal.
I know it wasn't any other animal, but I couldn't
see hair nor face, even though it was all one
color from bottom to top. So it's funny how these
things come up from your past and you think about
them and you realize I was around them when I
was a kid and just didn't know about it. As
a matter of fact, I've had a couple of hunters
that I've talked to, and I always liked to ask them,
you know, do you believe in big foot? Of course
they all say no, never seen one. No, don't believe them.
And then I asked them, have you ever heard a
tree knock? Something that sounds like a baseball bat hitting
a tree. I've had three or four of them say, oh, yeah, yeah,
I've heard that out there. It must be a neighbor
putting a fence up or doing something. I said, are
you sure, I said, did he hit a bunch of times?
Now only a couple two or three. And it's so
funny because you asked the hunters that, and now I
mean I asked the hunters that, and I hear that,
And I don't try to tell them that it was
a big foot because of the fact that they're not
going to believe you anyway, because they've got their mind
made up, just like I did as a kid. But
yet by what they're telling me, I know that they've
been around them and didn't realize it. It's just absolutely crazy. Now.
The ones here, they like to do a lot of
stuff with wood. They liked to make a lot of
wood structures or things with vines. They like to make
a lot of excess. They like to bend trees. And
when they bend a tree, they'll take a pine tree
or a real skinny tree, bend it over, and they'll
put either a couple of old logs on top of
it or a huge river rock on top of it
to hold it down. Then I've seen hides made with those.
Then they take brush and stand up on the side
of it where the arch is, it's like the spine
holding it up. They take and put that all there.
On each side, they leave a gap on whichever side
they're going to go in. Sometimes they leave a gap
or a little gap on both sides and they make
a hide like that. They made two down by the
gifting station when I started putting nutter butters down there,
because they wanted the nutter butters, that's the thing that
they like the most. They put two right across the creek.
It's about fifty yards from the gifting station. So when
whenever i'd get stuff put out, sometimes I'd hear them
walking to the creek even before I get them all done,
so they can be the first one's there. And I
actually got a picture of one of the hides one
time and I posted it and I had somebody say,
did you see the face in there? Said, no, I
didn't see a face, And sure enough, I go looking.
There's this round little face looking at me, and it
looks like a sort of like a mix between a
human and a chimpanzee. And it sure looks like it's
got a frown on it. What's really weird about that
is it never used that hide again. It's like once
they knew that I'd seen them, they don't use that
heiighth anymore. Even though they trust me, they don't use
it anymore. I don't know if it's a reaction to
me getting a picture of it or what exactly it was.
They don't use it anymore at all. They actually the
ones here kind of treat us like distant relatives. They
actually protect the house. They've warned us of danger. If
there's somebody on our back porch that's only one person
and they don't know who it is, they would do
stuff like break a huge limb off a tree right
over there in the woods next to them, or they
will stop in the woods, going back and forth two
or three times to try to scare them. I had
one guy that was fixing the porch one time, and
he was he was he was putting new flooring on
the porch, on the back porch, and he called me.
He says, hey, got a question for you. Is there
anything here I need to know about? And I said,
what do you mean? He goes, there is no end
here at all. I'm here by myself and something over
there in the woods just snouted a tree, just broke
a tree came crashing down. I said, oh, I don't
worry about it. Just don't go in the woods. You'll
be fine. But what evidently, come to find out after
I talked to him further, he was walking. The wood
was in between where he was working and the tree line,
and they had just dropped it. So he was going
to look at the wood towards the tree line, and
it broke it. And when I went and looked walting,
a tree that broke about fifty foot up in a
huge oak tree, a huge oak limb was broken off
of it that fell to the ground. So it was that,
and it wasn't actually, it wasn't actually the tree. I've
actually got a lady that watches my mom. My mom's
at home with me. She's bedridden right now, and so
she comes and helps when I'm at work, and she'll
go to the back for it sometimes. And she's already
told me twice in the last two weeks. Something was
running back and forth through the woods, and then she
took one of the dogs for a walk and something
broke a limb down down in the where the trees
were were down by the creek, broke a big branch
and she said, Cookie, our little dog. He ran back
to the door to the house, and then the other
one was just staring down there, just staring, not moving
alasking husky, she said. When Cookie took off running, she said,
it took me a while to get the other one
to turn, but we got back. I don't know what
it was, but something broke a branch down there, and
I asked her. I said it was a windy She said, oh,
it was no wind something broke that branch. I said,
did you ever did you hear it hit the ground?
She said no, I never heard it hit the ground,
but I heard the break, and I said, okay. So anyway,
she was by herself, and she was holding the dogs,
and they were just trying to let them know they're watching.
I think that's funny and unique. You can't hit a
guard dog any better than a big foot guard in
your house, at least at least I don't think so.
Maybe you can, but I don't think so. But it's
really neat that they do that. Some people have asked
me if I heard them talking back and forth, and
the answer to that is yes, I've heard that two
different times. I've heard two awful Me and my wife
was coming from the pond one time and I heard
sounded like somebody was talking and on our property as
we were driving back, and it was so loud you
could actually hear it over the side side, and I said,
wait a second, stop, we're gonna stop. Turn it up,
turn it ins and off. We turned it off, and
you can hear them talking, but it's not in a
language you can understand. But after looking at it listening
to the samurai chatter, it sounded somewhat like that. But
they we were talking for about We listened to it
for about ten minutes. I tried to record it on
my phone, but it wouldn't pick it up because iPhones
are terrible about pitching up picking up sounds at a distance.
Distance it'll pick up things closer and magnify it louder.
The ones at the distance it doesn't pick up good.
So it didn't pick it up good. But I heard them.
Me and my wife heard them. And then I had
twins that were coming to the gifting station one time
when I was putting stuff out and they were talking
back and forth to each other. They were coming down
a fence and then the fence makes a night degree
turn right into the gifting station, and I wanted to
record it, so I snuck in the woods, turned my
phone on because I knew exactly it was coming down
that fence and then it's gonna make a turn right
to the gifting station. When they got about twenty yards
from the corner, there evidently was one in a tree
behind me. About twenty yards he had made a tree
knock so loud because I had my phone on the
phone even muted it because it was such a volume.
It was so loud that it muted it. I thought
that was crazy. But they stopped, and I realized that
that was one of their red lines, which I knew
it already was. But it wasn't like I was going
trying to get a picture. I was just trying to
record them talking back and forth. And I thought that
was one of the neatest things until I got busted.
I left, and it hadn't happened again where I've heard
them talking, but I have not tried to invade their territory,
you know, and like that, And that's I wasn't their territory.
It was just they don't want you to go in
there and mess with their little ones. And those were
two babies that had been there for about four or
five months that were talking to each other. So I understand.
I wouldn't want anybody sneaking into the house trying to
get close to my babies either, So I understand now.
Is there any questions at all, Miguel, Do you have
any questions? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Absolutely. Can you tell me what your son saw when
he was driving? Did he share any details on the
description of the creature.
Speaker 2: He didn't. He just said they were on all four
and he said they were coming up through the bottom
and he said the definitely was not a hog. It
was no animal I've ever seen, he said, And he
had seen the one down there, and he said, I
thought it could have been too bigfoot on all fours,
but it was so dark down there because it dips
down and it's so deep. The only way he even
got a chance to glimpse is because he was turning.
He was going into the other lane to make the
turn into our driveway. That's how he saw him. And
then he went on past them to turn around so
he'd be on that side of the road so he
could get a better look at him. But when he did,
he crossed that bridge and he saw that one standing up.
He didn't take his eyes off that one. He didn't
want to take any chance of that. He was looking
at that one. He wasn't worried about the other two then,
So he didn't tell me, but he just said. He
didn't say it was a monster. But basically the feeling
I got from him was he thought that thing was
so big. He didn't want nothing to do with that thing.
It was that big. It was huge. He said it
was huge. He said, I don't know how tall it
was standing down there, but it was taller than my
car from down there off the road. So yeah, that's
that's several feet too.
Speaker 1: Yeah, how old was your son when't that happened?
Speaker 2: Twenty one, twenty twenty one, So he wasn't young. I
mean he had seen the one down here already at
the house, so he had already seen one. He knew
what they were. He's hurt them tree knock and stuff
like that, and he's aware that they're here. But he
was either twenty or twenty one. He was He went
to college for two years after school, and then he
came back and started working. So it was placetween one
or twenty two.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and how did your wife react after seeing the
figure through the thermal device.
Speaker 2: Well, she couldn't figure out what it was. That's the
reason why she called Sheila down there, because here's this
big hot thing, but then there's this red stuff in
front too, you know, so it's only like one mask
that was like melting onto the ground. And then when
Sheila saw it, she's like, no, that's one of those.
But they took pictures off it with the thermal and
when I got it and looked at it, I said, yeah,
it was peeing on the ground. I said, you can
see this. You's got a tree right here and it's
peeing at the base of this tree. So what it
was doing was it was standing down there and then
remarking his territory, peeing on the ground. And so she
was very happy because not only her and Sheila, but
two other people came down there because he stood there
for a while like, as I have to say, this is
my territory, you know. But he was about forty yards away,
down in a bottom. So it was she was excited
that she got it, though, I mean, because it was
anything anything like that on a thermal that you know
what it is, can figure it out. You know, it's amazing.
And you know they do have black bear, but black
the bear don't stand up not you know, in one
spot for ten to fifteen minutes, and this thing was
just standing down there looking at him. And then when
one person handed somebody else and load, it was gone.
In the end, they handed it back to the person
that's seen it, and they looked it. Sure enough it
was gold. But you still see the red spot on
the ground. Yeah.
Speaker 1: And I can't tell you how many people I've spoken
to that have had experiences on their property and they're
the only ones who experience the activity and their other
family members don't see or hear anything at all. And
it's pretty amazing that you, your wife, your son, and
other family members have experienced things on the property and
that helps validate what you've experienced. And I'm sure you
guys have built a connection over time sharing these experiences
with one another.
Speaker 2: We have, we really have. As a matter of fact,
nobody at work. Everybody knows. I don't lie anyway, but
everybody at work knows me and those about them and
stuff like that, and they always come in there and say, hey,
I've ever heard this, I heard this about them and
I tell them what I've either seen or heard. Most
of the time i've seen something that relates to what
they're talking about or the same type thing. But when
people do that, I learn from it because I want
to compare what I'm seeing here to what other people
are seeing other places. But that's why I like to
you know, really, it's a big disservices done to people.
If you really look at there ponderance of evidence over time,
I don't know how you can't believe that they're real.
I mean, this goes all the way back to the
writing of the Gilglis or whatever it's called. Four thousand
years ago. They were writing about these beings being there.
There's stuff in the Bible, there's stuff in the what
is the cathedral where the thing is drawn on there
by Michelangelo Cistine Chapel. Cistine Chapel has a picture of it,
and there where Michelangelo drew a picture of two in
the cave with the young one. All the native Americans
said they'd been here a long time before them. They've
drown along caves with other animals that are real. The
footprints all I mean, you go all the way back
and there's evidence all the way back in every continent.
It's amazing. Even the Indian Army found a Yetti footprint
and it would have had a stride I believe of
eight feet and it was thirty two inches long, and
it was, oh, I don't know, it was like twelve
or fourteen inches wide, and you can see the whole
trackway in the snow, and then measuring it, the whole
Indian Army found it ran across it to a manuvers
and there's only one set of tracks, you know. So
if you look at the preponderance of evidence with an
open mind, and people think nowadays they think, well, it's
because somebody's trying to make money, somebody's trying to be famous,
somebody's trying to do this jerky whatever. You know. No,
these people back then they had nothing to gain from it.
They had nothing to gain from telling people about it
or drawing them on cave walls, or they just don't.
So if you's in all the almost all the continents,
So the preponderance of the evidence, if you're open minded
and you really study it and look at it, I
don't know how you can't say there's not something to
it to me. I just and I didn't. I was
fifty to fifty from as a kid because of all
the people, all the witnesses. I was fifty to fifty
as a kid. But now when I really look back
and look at things, I mean even Washington State as
a state thing showing where they are and how to
avoid them and stuff from the Engineering Department I think
it was from. So they even put that out there
from Washington State. So I don't know, it's I've found
out there's only certain people that you can convince that
there's a chance that it's real, and it's usually people
that are very inquisitive and that are open minded people
that go on just I don't know. I think you
have to be inquisitive and open minded to look at
the whole picture and see what I see. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, Why did you start gifting in the first place?
And is there anything you wish you had done differently?
Speaker 2: Oh, we did a bunch of stuff wrong, but I
didn't know it at the time until they let me
know it was wrong. For example, the first good footprint
I had that I could make a plaster cast off,
I went to make the casting of it. It was
the juvenile that was nine and a half inches long,
and it was real narrow and only had four toes.
It was real wet, so I left it down at
the pond on it well. The next two days later,
I went to we were putting apples on the tree.
Then I went down there and where the apples were
on the tree, I saw a perfect set of toeprints
there right there by the fence. And I said, man,
this is the best toeprints I've seen from an adult.
And then so all right, so I'll tell let me
tell that's that entire event. So we had done that,
made that casting. Two days later, I go down there
right by the stump feeder. I'd seen where a hawk
had killed a dove, and I've always taken pictures of
that because it's so unique, the way they scraped the
feathers off and then you know, take the kill off.
And then I go down there and I look, and
the apples were gone, and I see these perfect toeprints.
But it's getting a little dark because I'm in the woods. Now.
I take a picture of these perfect toe prints, and
I'm excited because toe prince, to me, are the hardest
to get. I think when they stepped their he'll hits first,
and then their toes are the last things. But I
think their toes are much more flexible than iur. Plus
I think their pad on the bottom is thicker than
I were, so their toes are up higher off the ground,
just what I think from the prince I've seen. But
so I took a picture of it, and then I
took another because I knew it was getting dark and
to see if it flashed, and it did. It flashed.
Then I took a third one just to make sure
I got and it flashed again. Then I took a
picture of the apples. Now, the whole time I'm down there,
I feel like I'm being watched. I feel like something
is looking at me the whole time. So I go
out into the little field area where we have the
gifted station. It's not a field, it's just an opening,
and so I'm gonna do a whoop, but I'm going
to put my phone on video so that I can
try to pick up any sound that comes if anything
responds to me. So I can't remember exactly what I made.
Maybe I made a whoop or something. Nothing ever responded back.
So then I'm heading back towards from the other side.
Of it towards the stump feeder, and I see a
perfect print. So I take a picture of that perfect
he'll print. Then when I get back to the gifting station,
I had taken a picture off the feathers on the ground,
but I didn't look in the marble plate and they
had made some kind of a picture in it, and
I took a picture of the way they did the marbles.
So I got back to the house, I told my wife,
I said, look at this. This is the best pictures
I've ever seen at toes and the best great heel
print picture. She said, okay. So I get my phone
out and I said, okay, here's the feathers. Here's the apples.
I said, wait a second, here's the feathers. Here's the apples.
I said, I had three pictures. I had three pictures
of the toe prints. They're not here. What's going on?
They're not here. Then I swisched it again. There was
where I've had the recording for me doing the call.
Then I do it again and there's a picture of
the stuff that they made with the marbles. The heel
picture is gone, it's not there. What the heck's going on?
I'm not good with electronics. So I go back, say, here,
did something get erased? Can you tell me what happened?
She looks through it, she can't find anything. But those
four pictures are missing, the ones I took of the
two prints, the one I took of the he'll print,
it's missing. Nothing else. All the others are in there. Weird.
I mean it's I took three pictures of the same thing.
So this was the day before my birthday. On my birthday,
I like to sleep in. The way I pay for
myself is I sleep in half the day. Don't try
to get me up till noon. If I get up
on my own, I do. I'm sleeping until noon. That's
my birthday present to myself, always have been. So the
next morning, it was gonna start raining at nine in
the morning, and I'm like, dangn I'm gonna get these pictures.
I'm gonna get these pictures. So I set my alarm
for eight, got up, went down there. I go down
there to where the apples are on the tree. One
of them was gone, the other one was still there.
I don't know why they didn't get two of them.
I know one wasn't fill it up. I can't find
the two prints. They're not there. I even got my
phone to go back to look at the picture to
see where it was before I realized the reason I'm there,
you dummy, is because you couldn't find them the first time,
you know. So I'm sitting there and I'm looking around,
looking around. Then I can see just a little bit
and leaves have been brushed over it. And then I moved
some of the leaves, but I I could see like
it looked like it had been brushed. They weren't there.
They got covered up. Then I go out to where
the hell print was. Then they could really see it
because they didn't have that me leaves out there. They
had taken a branch and they had brushed it out.
There was no heelprint, but you could clearly see where
the brushings were to brush it out. So then I
started thinking about what they had done, and they were
basically giving me a message saying, we don't want you
to take flaster casts for our prints. And as a
matter of fact, for about another week, you couldn't find
any prints anywhere. And at that time they were leaving
their prints, they didn't leave any prints anywhere. They were
sending me a message, don't take castings off our foot prints,
and I don't now. Of course they've started avoiding anything
soft now to put their footprint in, unless it's pure accident.
In fact, when they're going up and down the creek,
most of them can walk up and down the creek
and you can't see them because you got eight to
twelve foot banks. But they walk in the water. They
don't walk on the dirt on the side. They walk
in the water. So as a matter of fact, the
one print I saw down there near the bridge, it
was in the middle of the creek. It just happened
to be be where the dirt was. It was high
enough to be out where that footprint was. And I
realized that they're walking down the middle of that creek.
They're not walking where it's got sand in the ad.
So I mean things like this, the unusual is the usual.
I mean, it's it's just it's nuts. I mean, it
really is. I tell you. I tell you another very
neat experts that happened to me. One day. I was
like going to the cyberside. I don't know what I
was getting. I was going to get something out of it.
I think I left a shirt or a hat or
something that I can't remember exactly now why I was
going to the cybaside, but I had left some food
and sometimes if I can have too much food, and
I put in the gifted area and I leaving the
overflow back in the back of the cyberside. Well, this day,
the barn door, the rollers were messed up on it.
Actually one of the one of the wires had broken,
so I had it tied up and tied open. But
I had some stuff left in the back. I can't
remember exactly what I was in there. I didn't do
an inventory or anything. But I go back there and
there is a rock they had gifted me, a quartz
rock busted open right there beside the food food. Now,
all the food wasn't gone, there was still some food
in there, but there was there was that rock there
beside it. So I'm like, why is this rock here?
I said, I bet they took some food out of
this and they gifted me that rock, you know, for
the food. Then I started thinking, well, let me go
get what I've got and go ahead and put it
out for them. And I go out and it was
so quiet in my backyard, and that's usually where all
the birds are. It was so quiet it was crazy.
I get down next to the gifting station. I hear
two doves cooing really loud, and I mean louder than
I've ever heard dove coop before. And I've never heard
dove down there at all. And I'm thinking to myself,
I wonder if that's two that are down here, and
they are happy and excited because I'm putting stuff out
because I hadn't put anything out on and when they
hadn't put it out and went back to the house.
Later on that night, it was probably nine thirty or ten.
Me and my son are in the living room watching
a movie. All of a sudden, they have a little
trail they walk right behind the bathroom window in our bathroom.
In fact, they've tapped on it sometimes while I'm using
the bathroom and I said, I just say, hey, how
you doing? You know? Then they stop. But anyway, there's
a little trail back there. All of a sudden, I said,
do you hear that? He goes, yeah, I do. It's
doves cooing. I said, doves do not coo at night.
I said, that is right behind the bathroom. It's louder
than the TV. We had a loud If you put
a straight line to where it would have been, it
was in a straight line, they would have been seven
eight yards through the wall. But you could hear the
dust cooing. And he said, now, Dad, do you really
think I said, absolutely, it's a big foot because right
there in between where that sound was coming from or
rose bushes and then there's a little goup to the
wall to the bathroom, and they walk right there between
those rose bushes and the wall, and that's where it's
coming from. It want' a tree, it wanted anything like
that and anything. If people know about dove, they are
not going to make sounds at night because they're asking
for an owl or something to snatch them up and
eat them, because now they've given their location away. But
I said, yep, that's what it is. It's a big foot.
And I just laughed about it. But evidently they were
letting me know they were there. That's what it was.
That's that's what I'm talking about, the weird stuff that
happens that if you didn't know the outdoors, if you
didn't know the animals, you wouldn't understand that it's not
going to be a dove you know, there's no trees
over there, it's nighttime, and here's two doves coo, and
the same as what was down at the gifting station,
and yep, it's a big foot. But anyway, see, when
you ask me these questions, it keeps triggering things that
have happened here because it's been that much it's happened here.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I know exactly what you mean. And throughout
the years you build up so many strange experiences that
it's hard to tell everything in just one sitting.
Speaker 2: It really is. I mean, I took a book one time.
I was gonna and now I tried to just do
it in the phone taking pictures, but I had this
little book, note book, and I was going to write
down things that happened a month or less, and it
was full. I just like bumping. It's too much. I mean,
I've heard some of them make so many sounds down
there that I know is not that animal that it
seems like they can imitate anything they want to imitate.
They can imitate car doors closing. Oh you want to
hear a good one. Here's a good one. So I
went to the gifting station and I put some food
out for them. I come back up the trail passed
towards our house. I'm the only one at the house.
Nobody else is here. I go put a bag of
corn in the stump feeder up there. Over here in
front of the house, in a huge tree, I hear
a horn honk, and then it honked again. Behind. I
can see the front of my house, in the back
of my house from where it's at because it is
one end up house. There's nobody near my car, there's
nobody home to mess with anything. I don't have my
keys with me. But here's my horn honking in this
tree in the front yard, way up high, this huge tree,
my horns honking, And I'm like, yep, so letting them
know that I'm up here, they can come on and
get it. I mean, just stuff like that, I mean,
just how do how do they imitate things so perfectly
like that? And I not only knew it was a horn,
but I knew it was my horn. And they've heard
my horn before because if I get groceries sometimes and
I need got a whole bunch, I'll hold my horn
for the kids to come and help me get it out,
so they know they've heard my hon my horn before
you know. And here I'm listening to my horn up
in this big old oak tree in the front, and
it's just crazy, it really is.
Speaker 1: Did they ever seem aggressive or mostly curious?
Speaker 2: The only time that I'm first off, I've never been
afraid of them. I've never gotten the thing of fear.
Even when it was the Jurassic Park moments, I wasn't afraid.
I just knew that they wanted me to leave, okay,
And I'm smart enough to know if something wants you
to leave, just leave. You know it's not worth But
I never felt threatened at all. I do have something
that happened that is really really really strange, but it
was the same circumstance. It was where a big male
was there. Two weeks later on that one, I found
a baby footprint and he wanted me to leave, and
he was trying to get me to leave basically, I'm
not going to say aggressively, he was telling me to leave,
you need to leave now. So then, anyway, that's another
weird story. And they got some weird stories too like
that one. But anyway, two weeks later I found a
baby footprint down by the creek because the creek runs
right next to the pond, and he wanted me to leave.
My wife was mowing the grass with a cybeaside and
I was mowing the grass and got up too high.
O was mows and mowing the edge with a pushmore
because when they cut it with a bulldozer, the side
goes straight down in the waters two to three foot
from the top of the bank. So I was just
running over it up to cut the banks and stuff.
I don't want her flipping the cybe aside over trying
to cut that. But anyway, it's again, it wanted me
to leave, but it a thing like fear of attack.
It was wanting just wanted me to leave. So I
don't know if that makes any sense, But I never
felt fear from him. Now I still do this day.
Don't carry any I've got plenty of guns. I still
do this day. Don't carry a gun with me anywhere
on the property. I carry a shovel, and I carry
a rake, and I carry a little nine piece piece.
It's got a knife, his crew driving all that stuff
if I need it for anything. But I just never
never afraid of them. So it gets crazy or done that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And have you ever been to the Sasquatch Museum
in Blue Ridge, Georgia before.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, I've been there several times.
Speaker 1: That scat that they have in there from a supposed sasquatch,
is that what you were finding near the property.
Speaker 2: It was bigger than that. Oh my gosh, it was
bigger than that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's like prehistoric scat.
Speaker 2: I mean it was I'm telling you, if you would
have gotten that into a toilet, you would have to
flush it for two to three days and put a
bunch of draino and stuff to get it down. I mean,
it was just unbelievable. So I wouldn't want them to
take I would want them to go to the bathroom
in my toilet. I guarantee you that.
Speaker 1: Maybe some of the vocalizations you were hearing, is these
things trying to push that thing.
Speaker 2: Out maybe made me very possibly, I think that would
be more.
Speaker 1: Like a oh yeah, that would have been terrible.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Oh me. Yeah.
Speaker 1: But so overall, you believe you attracted the sasquatch by
planting fruit trees, berry bushes and creating food plots for
the deer and the wildlife in the area, and the
pond stalking it with fish.
Speaker 2: There was already a group here. I think all that
along with it be in a safe spot. See, they
watched us several years before they even let us know
they were here. It was not like as soon as
we moved in that half ANDed. No, it was three
or four years after we got here that they It
was when I put the cutout, the Christmas cut out
off a big foot in the backyard. I think they
possibly thought we knew they were there, and they decided
then to let us know that they were there, and
that's when they went whistling at night, and then that's
when they hit the house. I think they were letting
us know that they were there because they thought we
knew they were there by putting that big foot cut
out out there. That was purely by accident. I mean,
that was just one of those things. It's just pure accident.
So they let us know that they're And that's another thing.
They were here for all that time and they let
us know that there. But I think all this stuff
that we did, I think they saw us feeding the animals,
they saw us planting stuff for the deer. They saw
us not shooting them and kill them. We put a
we did put a pop up line down here right
off the front yard to watch the front field, and
we'd go down there in the winter and watch watch
them come out and eat and stuff like that. We'd
never take a gun, but we would sit and watch them. Now,
I did find out the rough way that that was
one of their big boy trails, because they eventually we
were having a game between that were pushing it into
the woods out of the trail, and then I would
put it back out there. Well, the last time, I said, okay,
I don't know what's moving this, if the wind's doing it,
but it's not going anywhere. Now. I put two big
zip ties on a tree and the metal pole on
it all the way up and down. I think I
put two of them on it, one above a limb
and then one above another limb down there around the metal. Well.
The next time I go down there, the metals broke.
The zip ties are broke. These zip ties were those
big wide ones, and there's a hole in the top
of it and it had been shoved into the woods. Again,
I'm like, uh, oh, it wasn't the wind doing it.
It was my little buddies in the woods. And it
was in there one of their big boy trails. And
the male evidently didn't appreciate me putting it there and
where I was gonna make sure it didn't move. He
was gonna make sure it moved. So just things like
that happened. I mean here, it just it just happens.
I mean, what else can you say in the woods,
I'm gonna bounce this at you. What else can you
say in the woods? Can rip two zip ties, break
that pole and put a hole rip a hole in
the top of a pop up line that I'm six
four and can stand in and push it into the woods.
What other animal can do that? Yeah?
Speaker 1: And did they ever create structure areas that they put
the axes up, the arches, tps, things like that.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, oh yeah, we had They put up hides
down by the gifting station. They put up access as
a matter of fact that I found out that there
was an X down there. And they make x's I
think for more than one reason. I think they make
exes to mark their boundary to other Bigfoot, but they
put other xes to tell us to keep out. Because
I've had one X where they I went in to
look at it. Next team my time I go down there,
there's an X on the ground and an X there,
and I go to where the X is on the ground,
and then the next time I go down there, there's
an X on the road before I get to that
at X on the ground, and that X so there,
but that's right and near where that hill is where
that one's behind, twenty five yards behind. So they didn't
want me to go in there at all. Then on
a road where I drive in and out, there was
one there for a long time, right next to the creek,
and I let another person, a couple of people look
at it. They were looking at it and investigating it. Now,
this thing had been here for eight months, and after
they looked at it, they ribbed it down. They didn't
mind if I saw it, but they didn't want me
showing it to other people. So something I learned is
when i've got something like that, you know, they don't
mind if I see it. They don't mind if I
take a picture of it, but they don't want me
to have other people see it. It's a matter of fact.
Scott and Sheila came here one time during the nursery.
It was after the nursery, but I knew during the
nursery that the matriarchal mom or the adult mom was
at the top of one of the ridges. Down below
it is where the baby stayed. She's looking down on them.
And then there's a couple that were different places, but
that's where I think the babies were stayed. Now that's
an area I don't go in. There's certain areas of
the property that is theirs, so I don't go in it.
And there's a lot of stuff that people have seen
in those places that I hadn't gone. But anyway, they
were in there. They found a structure. They called it
a hide, but it was made with intertwined vines where
two trails meet in front of where the babies were
under her, and then where those babies were under there
they found a found a hide that was as big
as a two room apartment, and in the middle of
it there were sticks across it. The leaves in there
were all fresh and they're all stamped down. And on
the other side of those two sticks, they said a
little like a playpen area. And so when I told
them after I didn't tell them anything at first where
it was or anything. I let them find it and
I said, yeah, I said, the mom was up there
on top of the hill. This is where the baby stays.
You looked right down on and then that other one
at the end would either hunt for food or it
would be an outload to make sure nothing was coming
near the babies. So they saw that, and still to
this day they say that's one of the most amazing
things they've ever seen, because they hadn't seen anything like
that anywhere else. Because they have vines just intertwined a
perfect hide. So I've seen stuff like that here. There's
been all kinds of stuff, bent trees with logs on
it holding me in down, and just you name it. Arches.
I think I found a place one time that where
they were the little ones practice out of mark arches
because every tree in that area was arched everyone. There
was not a single tree shorter than twelve foot that
one arched. Every one of them were arched. Wow.
Speaker 1: And did your family ever experience anything else unusual in
the house or on the property other than bigfoot?
Speaker 2: No? No, not other than bigfoot? Of course, you know,
some of the sounds we hear are weird, so some
of them are different. So I don't know if that
could be anything different. But we have so much we
do have a lot of wildlife here as a matter
of fact, yesterday or the day before, maybe the day
before yesterday. Then it was yesterday. I was out there
watching a baby hawk fly, oh no, no, maybe hawk,
a baby bald eagle fly over our house in a
circle for about fifteen minutes. Those things were so beautiful
when they fly. It was just flying in circles above
our house looking for squirrels. And then when it would
go and kick in those wings men, those things can move.
But I'd seen a pair of full grown adult eagles
here before on a deer kill that the coodes killed,
and they went down right by our driveway, and when
I left out, I saw three buzzards on it. When
I came back, all of a sudden, this huge thing
is on top of it, standing right on top of it,
and only one. And then as I got close to it,
it flew up into the tree, a beautiful full grown
bald eagle. Because bald eagle would chase the buzzards off
to the meat, that's why the buzzers were gone. And
it was there eating the meat. And then when I
went back with my side aside to see if I
could get a good picture of it, another one flew
out of the tree. So there were two of them.
It was a pair of bald eagles that were own it.
One was watching and one was eating. But they're absolutely
beautiful animals.
Speaker 1: No, yeah, absolutely, all right, Neil, we're getting short on time,
but I appreciate you for sharing the rest of what
you experience on the property, and I know you have
a ton more, and yeah, I really do appreciate you
taking time out of your life to share these experiences
and the books that you've written about what happened on
the property. And if people want to know more, I
suggest that they check out these books because that's important information.
Not all of us can experience bigfoot activity or have
the opportunity opportunity to do so, but also people who
have experienced bigfoot activity, you're not going to experience everything
on your property, so it's good to listen to other
people's stories so we can kind of put everything together.
Speaker 2: If I put you if I send you a picture
of it, or I can send you the names, can
you put them on the the part of it that
they read, Yeah, they can see where to find it.
Speaker 1: Absolutely. If you can send me the links through text
message and I'll attach them to the video and hopefully
people will purchase these books and check them out.
Speaker 2: All right, sounds good.
Speaker 1: All right, Neil. If you experience more on your property,
definitely contact me. I want to hear what else unfolds
in the future.
Speaker 2: Oh there's a lot more. I didn't even tell you
about what the lady that's here said, and it happened
to her five times in the last two weeks. It's
not a WEIRDO.
Speaker 1: Think we'll have to do a part three then.
Speaker 2: All right, sounds good.
Speaker 1: All right, sounds good, and I appreciate your time today.
All right, talk to you late, yep, talk to you later.
Speaker 2: All right, bye, bye, Neil.
Speaker 1: Thank you again for coming back to share more of
your experiences in the stories from your family. Long term
observations like these are rare, and they give listeners another
perspective on what may be happening in the forest of Georgia.
I think it's really interesting hearing these encounters from family
members who have encountered family groups of Sasquatch. And I
do believe the Sasquatch seek out certain properties to raise
their little ones, and they're always following food, water and cover.
But perhaps they stay away from the deep remote areas
when they have these little ones because they are opportunistic
creatures and they are looking for an easy meal. But
who really knows, right That's why I called a channel
Sasquatch Theory, because we can only theorize what is truly
going on out there. I know a lot of people
have definitive answers, but the truth is, no one really knows.
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