Speaker 1: Shhh.
Speaker 2: Tonight's gathering is Dave Rogers, stick for the creature.
Speaker 3: Looking back on life.
Speaker 4: That you leave him then rested home in the crowd,
stick around through the crate, the feeling, God, the fire,
you'll be dancing around. Only here is the sound of treating,
and no one cares where he's coming from.
Speaker 5: My ears is no ring and feeding. I guess we
are new from the start.
Speaker 6: He's on the days. Go you one of these days?
No be the world.
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Am with Monster Quest producer host Doug Hicheck and co
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Speaker 1: Yep, that's the ticket.
Speaker 2: Now Here are your Untold Radio a m posts, Doug
high check, Jeff Corella Jr.
Speaker 9: And here we are live without a Nette.
Speaker 7: Welcome, mister bearded. Jeff? Are you.
Speaker 1: God?
Speaker 7: Is that like what two hours without shaving?
Speaker 9: Yeah? I shaved this morning.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I figure anyhow, welcome, everybody, Welcome on Doldians two
Untold Radio, a m.
Speaker 9: Live without a net where anything could happen.
Speaker 7: Yes, it is time for episode three, one hundred and six.
That's on this warm July evening, very warm and tonight.
We are heading into the deep woods with guests who's
become well known in the Bigfoot community for doing things
just a little different. Now you've met him and I have.
Speaker 1: Not, so Yeah.
Speaker 7: Well, he calls himself the Bigfoot preacher and for him
sasquatch researches and just about footprints and tree knocks or
eyewitness encounters. It's about faith, purpose and what he believes
those experiences mean.
Speaker 10: Him.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so it should be an interesting conversation at the least.
Looking forward to having Dave Rogers on.
Speaker 9: From Arkansas, And by strange coincidence, I was in Arkansas
a working Yeah, that's what you told me. You told
me it's hot here. It's even hotter down there.
Speaker 7: How can it be hotter than it is here?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 7: My god, on there, you feel like you're gonna burst
into flames.
Speaker 9: Ye, yeah, it was, it was. It was toasty.
Speaker 7: Yeah, on Wednesday, it's even gonna be hotter. And I
have to course work outside all day on Wednesday, which
is just a joy.
Speaker 9: Awesome, lucky.
Speaker 7: Well, No, I mean I like doing it, but it's
just not in this kind of weather. It's a little whit.
Speaker 9: I had grand plans of doing yard work yesterday, but
I stepped outside and said, nope, it's not fun working
outside like this. Can't get anything done.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Well, whether you're interested in Dave's journey or the Bigfoots
or whatever you're gonna do, definitely enjoy the show. I
don't really have a whole lot, So I just think
it's time to tell people to get comfy. Lock their doors,
double check, make sure they're locked. Lock your windows to
get your beverage of choice ready. Yes, yes, I'm sure.
Sure's just plain water.
Speaker 1: I always accuse me of this is it? I don't
know why. It's just fun like this water.
Speaker 7: I've got my my delicious diet ripper, and so if
I have to hit the Burt button once in a while,
I will, But it's a button. It's a Burt but
button for me. So yeah, I definitely lock the doors,
dimal lights. Don't forget to do that and stay tuned
and for Also, he's known as Super Day yeah, I
always think of super Dave Osborne.
Speaker 9: He was something else man. That was funny.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'll never forget those. But he Oh he had
a bunch of cameo appearances on Curb Your Enthusiasm.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, Larry David's neighbor. Yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so it was funny.
Speaker 9: That was a pretty good show.
Speaker 7: You've never watched The Curve.
Speaker 9: I've seen it. I've seen an episode or two. What
I never really said.
Speaker 7: Oh, it's like thirteen upis or thirteen seasons. I think
it's funny. If well, if you like Seinfeld, do you
like the Yeah, Curb it's kind of the same thing.
It's written backwards.
Speaker 9: That's the way it's That's the way I do everything,
Jeff backwards, no comment, no comment.
Speaker 7: All right, anyhow, let's oh, we're gonna have clips. We
are going to do audience trivia. But if it's a short,
short one and what you let's give away an untold
radio head. So we have to do that. So right
after Weird and Fast News, we're going to do trivia.
So if you want to do that, just give Jeff
a big yes in the chat.
Speaker 9: At good Internet and make sure you're live and not delayed.
Speaker 7: Yes, so do enough to wait for your answers, right,
all right, Well let's hit it with the news.
Speaker 11: Yeah it it's time for weird and fast news.
Speaker 9: Fast and weird, fast and weird, super weird. I've been
staring at the computer.
Speaker 7: Screen all day to day and I'm just like, Oh,
I wanted to go on a bike ride. I did
not want to write up weird and fast news, but
I did.
Speaker 1: Here it is.
Speaker 7: Jeff did all the photography personally, all right. Number one
scientists turn cockroaches into search and rescue cyborgs. There you go,
just what yeah, what could happen here? Researchers have developed
tiny driving suits they call them in electronic backpacks that
allow cockroaches to crawl through space u is too small
for humans or robots. The insects can squeeze through collapse
buildings while carrying sensors that search for survivors after earthquakes
and disasters. It says, instead of replacing rescue workers, the
cyborg roaches could become living search tools, entering dangerous rubble
where robots often get stuck. So I guess that's a
good thing. Yeah cool, Actually, yeah, that's just endless supply
of cockroaches. That's for sure. Well, yeah, but what do
they do? Keep them in a box? In each city
is a box of cockroaches with these little the cockroach
suits on them.
Speaker 1: I don't know, it's just.
Speaker 7: Cockroach wrangler. Well, I don't think we have to worry
about earthquakes here, do we?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 7: All right, then, what we got next? Here? We have
the Milky Way maybe much bigger than we thought. Astronomers
have discovered evidence suggesting our milky weight galaxy may actually
be larger, heavier, and more lopsided than previously estimates that indicated.
And I do not want to live in a lopsided galaxy,
do you not?
Speaker 9: Really?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 7: I want it symmetrical.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 7: The findings could change how scientists calculate the galaxy's mass
and how it interacts with nearby galaxies. I don't want
our galaxy interacting with other galaxies.
Speaker 1: It does, I don't want it to.
Speaker 9: We're always away from that. But yeah, it's going to happen. Well,
you know, the takeaway here is what we think we
know everything and we don't. That's that's been quote settled
science for a long time.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, you're right.
Speaker 9: You gotta When anyone ever says the science is settled
about anything. Science has never settled, changing and growing, and
the bearded one.
Speaker 7: Spouts great wisdom. There, It's true.
Speaker 9: It's the beard.
Speaker 7: The beard. You look smarter, Jeff, that.
Speaker 9: Look wiser, wiser. Science never ever ever settled. Anyone that
says so is lying to you.
Speaker 7: It says this, This is going to potentially change our
understanding of dark matter and the future collision between the
Milky Way and the drama Dramaeda galaxy. We don't want
that to happen for those interesting but to study that collision,
NASA has built the Skyfall Mars helicopter. Yeah, see how
I did that. After incredible success of ingenuity, NASA has
started funding hardware for the next generation Mars helicopter called Skyfall.
I don't think that's a good name for a helicopter.
I wouldn't even get an helicopter called Skyfall. I didn't
think about it. That's like, uh, it's ridiculous name. That's
the last thing you want to be and if you
have to crash. Actually, I actually a friend, well a
good friend of mine's wife was an helicopter crash the whores.
Speaker 9: I've never been in a helicopter. I've been just what
everything else?
Speaker 7: Yeah, so I have I've written in a lot of helicopters. Okay,
when I was a little stupid, I am. When I
was fourteen, I saved my money for an entire summer
so I could rent a helicopter. Really, you're fourteen fourteen?
I saved a ball summer so I could rent a
helicopter for maybe I think an hour and a half,
and me and my body went flying all around with
a pilot. Of course we had a pilot. But yeah,
that's a true story.
Speaker 9: You've never been I'd like to check one out someday.
Speaker 7: Yeah, save your money. Next satellite. Tiny satellites could detect
nuclear weapons in space. Oh, hold on here, I didn't
even talk about skyfall. Back back the truck up, go
back to the skyfall. I didn't even say what the
hell of the news article was I got. I went
off in dreamland. Future helicopters could scout ahead for astronauts,
search for caves, signs of ancient life, and dramatically expand
the amount of Martian terrain scientists can study. Yes, a
little better than that. What that Mars rover that's covered?
What a couple of blocks? In how many years?
Speaker 9: That's incredible though. That's what's the name of that rover.
It's incredible that its lasted so long.
Speaker 7: That's what it's called. That's incredible.
Speaker 9: It's a if it's gone way beyondest it's design.
Speaker 7: No, I realized, but it hasn't gone very far.
Speaker 9: No, I mean literally, it's been walking distance from where
landed exactly.
Speaker 7: Yeah, we need but I thought there was no air,
So how can they fly helicopter there?
Speaker 9: Just really thin?
Speaker 7: Well then still, how can you use the helicopter if
it's still.
Speaker 9: Thin, really light helicopter with a really big blades. Okay,
then paint the.
Speaker 7: Picture that you're seeing then, because that looks like a
heavy helicopter with little blades, all right.
Speaker 1: Next.
Speaker 7: Next, tiny satellites could detect nuclear weapons in space, and
I would think that would be that would be a fear,
you know, for any government to think, because they'd be
putting up these little uh, putting weapons in space. That
would be a that's not a good thing. So scientists
are developing shoe box side satellites capable of detecting the
unique radiation signatures produced by nuclear explosions in space, instead
of relying on one large spacecraft dozens of these inexpensive
satellites could work together as a global detection network. If deployed,
the system could provide rapid warning of space space nuclear
events while helping monitor compliance with international treaties obviously ban
nuclear weapons and orbit. Yep, that what could go wrong
having a nuclear weapon in orbit?
Speaker 9: Well it actually they actually tested one in orbit. It
was gosh in the sixties, I want to say, but
it was tested when in orbit, and yeah, it caused
a lot of damage for a long time. That's why
they had the treaty saying don't do that anymore.
Speaker 7: Don't do that. Listen to the bearded one.
Speaker 9: He knows.
Speaker 7: It's at number five. Six giant space balls wash up
on an Australian beach and you just got back from Australia, right, you.
Speaker 9: Took this just this morning.
Speaker 7: It's a nice picture.
Speaker 1: Good job.
Speaker 7: I like the way you captured the sand on the
on the balls. Beach goers in Queensland, Australia, have stunned
when six large metallic spheres suddenly washed ashore. Authorities quickly
closed off the area, fearing there might be hazardous or
even explosive stuff in these balls, but after investigation, the
Australian Space Agency. The Space Agency determined the mysterious objects
were actually rocket pressure vessels. What the hell would those
do to a rocket?
Speaker 9: What would these balls?
Speaker 7: Well, they said, the pressure rocket pressure vessels, Okay, from
a spacecraft or launch vehicle that survived its fiery plunge
back through Earth. Experts say the hollow tanks are built
from an extremely heat resistant material, probably what titanium.
Speaker 9: Most likely something like our an alley of some sort. Yeah,
they don't burn up.
Speaker 7: Do titanium burn? I don't think so.
Speaker 9: Really, the titanium is very, very high heat.
Speaker 7: Experts say the hollow tanks are built from extremely heat
resistant material, allowing them to survive reentry, and they float
across the ocean for weeks, even months, and eventually wash
on to the beach where Jeff goes and photographs them
thousands of miles away. A science is worn that as
a number of rocket launches continue to increase, strange pieces
of crap space crap even head that term right, space crap,
No space crap like these spaceballs could become a much
more common sight around the.
Speaker 9: World spaceballs and space crap.
Speaker 7: And Jeff will be on it. He will be there
to photograph it number six giantace crap. No, let's more
downe with that. This is tree crap. Trees have a
secret way to survive drought. Secret Scientists climbing some of
the world's tallest trees discovered evidence that giant trees have
hidden strategies for surviving extended droughts. Their research suggests trees
can either alter how water moves through their trunks in
ways scientists had never directly observed. The discovery could help
researchers better predict which forces are most likely to survive
future Here we go at the buzzword climate change in
prolonged dry conditions.
Speaker 9: Well, and again you think we know everything you lse
to know about trees.
Speaker 1: Nope, nope.
Speaker 9: Science is always evolving always.
Speaker 7: And you drew that art that's good from Yeah, that's amazing, Jeff,
you have a great art talent. It's tough. And while
you're driving or flying back.
Speaker 9: From I spent six I spent six hours in the
Atlanta airport Friday. That's when I did that.
Speaker 7: They brought you through.
Speaker 9: That flight was delayed. Yeah, I had a three hour
lay over. Then the flight was delayed three hours.
Speaker 7: I spent six You heard that even the Devil has
to fly through Atlanta. Not a bad airport, but oh
my god, there was. There was one time I had
to go to Atlanta alone. I hate flying alone, and
so I overslept and I get up and it's like
ten minutes to my flight. You know how far the
airport is. So I thought, well, I better try, and
I got my car and I zoomed down to the
airport and I, believe it or not, the plane was
late and I made it on the plane ten minutes
before my flight.
Speaker 1: I woke up.
Speaker 7: I made it to Atlanta for my business meeting. But
that airport is huge.
Speaker 9: Man, It's a massive airport. And then Monday I was
in Chicago Airport. So I was in two of the
biggest airports in the country last week.
Speaker 7: What's what are the two airports in Chicago? I can't think,
Oh one, O one, some field the.
Speaker 9: I can't remember. Yeah, oh, here's the big one.
Speaker 7: I had to panhandle one time to get from oh
Hair to the other airport. Oh really, Yeah, because I
got robbed on my trip, so have any I had
no money, had no credit cards, aid nothing, so I
had a panhandle. I had to panhandle in Turkey to
get my air fare just to get back to Moscow,
and somebody helped me from South Africa. Yeah. See, you
ever had a panandle It's not no, never, It is
not a fun position to be an all right. Number
eight astronomers rediscover a silent pulsar. I did, oh jewish?
Did I ever? Number seven scientists hunt for DNA of
every living species. You're gonna have to donate a little
bit of your beard, Jeff. Researchers with the Tree of
Life Project are working towards one of biology's biggest goals,
sequencing the DNA of every known species. No, it says
on Earth. But do I need to say that? Do
they really need to say? On Earth?
Speaker 9: Now?
Speaker 7: Every known species. One recent focus is nearly indestructible, the
nearly indestructible tartar grade water bears, whose remarkable survival abilities
continue to amaze scientists. Jeff Scott, I swear to God,
he's admitted this. He's got two or three water water
bears living in his beard.
Speaker 9: I do, yes, they have a little condo.
Speaker 7: Well, they're hanging on for survival. So it says there,
I'm going to put a quarter in the jar.
Speaker 9: What the heck? Kind of.
Speaker 7: I know, I know, I forget, I forgot. We have
another quarter. What's one more understanding? Now, Darta grid survived freezing, radiation,
dehydration in the vacuum of space, and in Jeff's beard
could someday lead to advances in medicine, biotechnology and law
in the long duration of space.
Speaker 1: And more beards.
Speaker 7: And yeah, well there's dah Tartar grades they say they
make up like most of the life on Earth, Tartar
grades do. Yeah, you can't burn them, can't freeze them,
you can't cook them, you can't eat them, you can't
anything with them, indestructible. Ah. Next, astronomers rediscover a silent pulsar. Well,
how can it be a pulsar if it's silent. After
decades of silence, astronomers have detected radio signals coming from
the mysterious Blue Eye pulsar. Pulsars are rapidly spinning neutron
stars that act like giant cosmic lighthouses, sending beams of
radio waves across space. The unexpected return of these signals
gives astronomers a rare opportunity to study why some beards
suddenly switch back. Oh, I'm sorry, sudden why some pulsars
suddenly switch back on, potentially revealing new clues about some
of the most extreme extreme objects in the universe. By
the way, I could grow a beard, it would take
me about twenty years to get to that level that
you got to in probably two days.
Speaker 9: This is actually what a week and a half, two weeks, two.
Speaker 7: Weeks, two weeks. Well, it would be like forty years
for me. Oh, let's see here. That's it for the
weird and slow news. That was kind of slow, wasn't it?
Speaker 9: And it wasn't that weird either, was it kind of weird?
I think we should change the title to sort of weird,
sort of.
Speaker 7: Fast news, mostly fast, half fast. All right, did anybody
want to play audience trivia? This is not a contest.
It is not something you're going to win. You're not
going to win an until radio ad. But I probably
will just mail one no charge. I'll just forget to
put the invoice in the package. That's how it works.
It'll be an accident, accidental.
Speaker 9: Tat, not a contest. Nope, So I need a couple
of volunteers. How about we play a little bump everybody
a minute to.
Speaker 7: Well, we got all we got one. We got one.
Speaker 9: S saga?
Speaker 7: All right? The guys all right, So I was going on.
Speaker 9: We're gonna we're gonna call that saga.
Speaker 1: Where that is?
Speaker 7: Matter you volunteering or is that a yep? I said
to say yes, not yep, Matt, between yep and yes?
Isn't there? Should we just qualify Mac because he said yep?
Speaker 9: Diane, I probably do my job here. Man, Oh we
got saga. Matt and Diane. Welcome to the trivia contest.
The contest.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so what if you have a what do you
what are you gonna? You know, player bumper play your
bumper won't be right back?
Speaker 9: All right?
Speaker 7: I like.
Speaker 2: It's now time for untold Radio a m audience trivia.
Who wants to play?
Speaker 7: Did you draw those question marks?
Speaker 12: Uh?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 1: To say yes to everything?
Speaker 7: I sure, just automatically matter what I asked you to say? Yes?
Speaker 9: Yes?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 7: Ah, you guys are ready. How do we want to
do this? Just the right answer you got? It's there? Yeah,
just put a letter in. Well, the trivia is on
the boyal forest Trivia. Well, do you know you're trees
in US and Canada? So it includes only those two countries.
Approximately what percentage of Canada's land mass is covered by
a boreal forest. Is it a eighteen percent, B thirty
four percent or C sixty percent or D eighty five percent?
So is it a eighteen B thirty four, C sixty
or D eighty five? Jeff, you got to score all
this stuff.
Speaker 9: I'm not even gonna look Okay, So Sasaga says C
and then changed D.
Speaker 1: You can't.
Speaker 9: Yeah, So that's the immediate fail.
Speaker 1: It's a fail.
Speaker 9: That's a fail. Alright, no changing your answer, Dan said C. Well,
Diane is right, so one point for Diane. Saga was right,
but you changed your answers.
Speaker 1: Don't do that.
Speaker 9: It's one point for Dianay.
Speaker 7: We can make up the rules as we go.
Speaker 9: It's not a contest. There's no rules. There are no rules,
no prizes.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 7: The bearded one makes them up as we go. The
arbitrary number two question number two, which the US state
contains the largest portion of America's boreal forest? Is it
A Minnesota, B Maine see Alaska, or D Montana Minnesota,
A B Maine see Alaska or D for Doug Montana.
Speaker 9: Mm hmm.
Speaker 7: You where's your music? What the hell?
Speaker 1: You don't have to if you don't haven't ready.
Speaker 7: That's just fine. That's just the failure of the director.
Oh my god, it's a complete failure.
Speaker 9: So let's see here, bearded one.
Speaker 7: Has failed to play the trivia music.
Speaker 9: I'm trying to keep track of.
Speaker 7: That's fine, I'm just joking. You don't have to.
Speaker 1: I hate that music.
Speaker 9: You know, Saga is the only one that is correct,
see Alaska.
Speaker 7: All right, so we got Saga now with one.
Speaker 9: You know, I just occurred to me if we should
have a trivia team and the name of the team
can be the fighting tartar grades.
Speaker 7: I have the fighting tartar grades. Sounds like a songhook
fighting tartar grades.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 7: All right, So so you're keeping track, I'm not. Don't
depend on me. I'm just having fun reading the questions.
Speaker 9: I'm just having what I'm doing.
Speaker 7: These questions literally fell out of Jeff's beard this morning
and landed on the paper. All right. Question three, Which
of these animals is considered one of the signature mammals
of North America the North American boreal forest. Is that
A the mountain lion, b the woodland caribou, c desert
bighorn sheep, or d prong horn antelope, So a mountain lion, B,
woodland caribou, C desert big range sheep, or D the
prong orn antelope. And the question is which of those
animals is considered one of one of So it could
be a trick question of the signature mammals of the
North American boreal forest.
Speaker 1: All right, and.
Speaker 9: So Saga, Saga said B, waiting on Matt and Diane.
Speaker 7: So who got it?
Speaker 9: Said B, waiting on Matt for an answer.
Speaker 7: I am vera Ax said B right.
Speaker 9: And Matt said, d well, sorry, Matt, you were wrong.
It is B. So a point for Saga and a
point for Diane.
Speaker 7: What about very Ax? Oh he's not playing.
Speaker 9: I'm playing. I got Saga, Matten, I wrote down.
Speaker 7: Here're not even watching the right people. Loretta got it,
got it got right. Loretta got it right, Matt, you
got it wrong. Fr X got it right, says Saga,
got it right?
Speaker 9: All right.
Speaker 7: Number four, Roughly, how much of the world's remaining intact
boreal forest is found in Canada? Is it A eighteen percent,
B thirty five percent, C twenty eight percent, or D
fifty two percent? And the question is, roughly how much
of the world's do you take the whole world's remaining
intact boreal forest is found in Canada. So what percentage
is in Canada of all the forest eighteen thirty five,
twenty eight or fifty two?
Speaker 9: Matt said, A, I can't remember what happens between boreal
and ar boreal. I can't remember. Somebody should know that.
Saga said B and said A, well they managed. All
three have different answers and all three b wrong. That's impressive.
Speaker 7: Oh, that is oppressive.
Speaker 1: It's c.
Speaker 7: Yeah, twenty percent of all of the forests in the
entire world is in Canada, and that's why we like
to go there. That's why there's bigfoots up there Canadia.
Which tree species is not commonly found growing naturally throughout
the boreal forests? Is it a black spruce? That's my
favorite tree, by the way, in the world. B tamarack,
larch and C paper birch or D coastal redwood, which
one is not found growing naturally throughout the boreal forest.
A black spruce, B. Tamarak or they call it larch,
see paper birch, or D coastal redwood, which one is
not part of the boreal forest. Not common.
Speaker 9: All right?
Speaker 7: You should hum them said, since you screwed up on
the did no such thing, you should humm it, scrape
your beard on the on the on the microphone, make.
Speaker 9: The sound okay, all right, Matt, all right, Saga said
D and Diane the answer is D. D the coast
Redwood is not Who said that right? Saga said that right?
So right now, Saga is in the lead with three
points two for Diane and.
Speaker 7: But other honorable mentions even though they're not in the contest.
Speaker 9: Lots about it, Yeah, lots of people go at it right.
Speaker 7: As John Phileas got it right.
Speaker 9: Contest dot come on.
Speaker 7: Texas bigfoot ranger. I knew that is d got it right.
Kenny has got it right. I am a passenger princess
got it right. But the only one that counts is Saga, right,
She's the only one that got right.
Speaker 9: Or he tell you got it right?
Speaker 7: Yeah, okay, number one more and we don't have a tie, right, who's.
Speaker 9: Will it could possibly be? It could possibly be a
tied three? So you got three? Die got two, Matt
got none.
Speaker 7: I got a bonus question on my sleeves, So we're
okay if we have a die?
Speaker 9: Why even contest important?
Speaker 1: Exactly.
Speaker 9: It's not we mentioned that. I can't we mentioned that,
but we should.
Speaker 7: And this is for a brand new untold radio am hat?
Speaker 9: Not really?
Speaker 7: We got to get someone verified crap hats. Yep, we do,
can wear one of them. Why do many scientists call
the boreal forest the Earth's northern lungs? Why do many
scientists call the boreal forests the Earth's northern lungs. A
It produces more oxygen than the Amazon. B. It receives
the most rainfall on Earth. C. It stores enormous amounts
of carbon in its trees, peat lands, and soils, helping
regulate Earth's climate. Or D it has the greatest number
of tree species on the planet. So is it A, B,
C or D? And I'm not repeating those damn answers because.
Speaker 1: There's just too damn long.
Speaker 7: This is the way it's gonna be. Look, So take
a guess if you didn't hear my answers, Yes, A B,
C or D, A.
Speaker 9: Said See he.
Speaker 7: Says, I want to unverified crap t shirt?
Speaker 9: Order one hanger, Go to hanger one.
Speaker 7: Are they available?
Speaker 9: Are I actually ordered a couple from my mom and dad.
Speaker 7: You can just go to the what is it the
Hanger Hanger one website. There's a store too in YouTube,
but it's it's weird. Sometimes they put it up, sometimes
they don't.
Speaker 1: I don't get it.
Speaker 7: But go to the Hanger one Publishing website and you
can buy your unverified crap T shirt. Or you can
wait someday and might be able to well, not win
one in a contest.
Speaker 9: Matt is on the board, Matt is correct.
Speaker 7: Matt, congratulations, Matt mounts of carbon and it's trees, peelers
and soils helping regulate earth climates.
Speaker 9: So Matt, So it's three two one. So the non
winner of this non contest, because it's not a contest,
it's Saga. So I am typing my Uh.
Speaker 7: You didn't win an untold radio am black hat that's embroidered,
did not win it, but we will mail you one.
Speaker 9: Accidentally, accidentally, just accidentally, So Saga, please email me your
real name and mailing address. I'll keep that private, of course,
but need your real name and mailing address. And we
won't send you anything because it wasn't a contest.
Speaker 7: No, well, we will send you something, but you won't
win it, right, and it'll just go in the mail.
I will accidentally forget to put the invoice in there.
Speaker 9: It's a total mistake. I build a totalness. I build
it to Nigerian prince.
Speaker 7: Yes, all right, and then a weird bonus, just a
fact since we didn't have a tie. The Canadian Boil
Forest stretches nearly three thousand, five hundred miles that's five
six hundred kilometers for any Europeans, from Newfoundland to the Yukon,
making it the largest continuous forest on Earth. It stores
more carbon than any other terrestrial ecosystem, with past vast
peat bogs holding carbon that it has accumulated for over
one thousands of years. It's become the home to wolves, lynx, moose,
black bears, grizzlies and wolverines, and billions of migratory birds
every spring. It says it's one of the wildest and
least fragmented forest left on the planet. Very cool. Can't
verify that, though, No, if I can't verify anything, let's
do some Is it fake as funk or something like that?
Speaker 1: What's it called?
Speaker 9: Is it fake as funk?
Speaker 7: I think it's funk.
Speaker 9: It is fun amost almost another word.
Speaker 7: The bearded one knows.
Speaker 9: So we should do that now. That's what you're saying.
Speaker 7: Yes, we should do that now now now is its?
Have we been pumped?
Speaker 3: Is its?
Speaker 7: Have we been pumped? All right? And after this, we're
gonna we're gonna do this just two clips. Then we're
gonna do just five clips of my clip picks, and
then we are going to bring on Shave Dave Rogers.
They have the Sasquatch, the bigfoot preacher. I am excited
to bring him on. I see him in the green room.
All right, clip one, clip one f F You notice
the f F zero number on there? Sound as good?
Are these real U a PS drones? Balloons? Are they
fake or the is it just misidentified fakes? Or just
leave your you know, put your comments in, Chad, put
them in the comments. If you're watching this, if you're
not catching the live show, put them in the comments.
But I do want your opinion. It's a cool clip.
Speaker 1: Yes, no it's not.
Speaker 7: Go ahead and play it.
Speaker 1: The moon's there.
Speaker 9: But there are these things.
Speaker 1: They are just standing.
Speaker 7: I mean they're moving a little bit.
Speaker 1: I have no idea what this is.
Speaker 7: That's similar to the ex.
Speaker 1: Joel.
Speaker 7: All right, that's enough, that's odd. Yeah, So what are
they are they forbs. Are they just balloons?
Speaker 9: I mean probably there's something actually in the sky, but
it's not necessarily anything too terribly exotic.
Speaker 1: Never, what do you think it else?
Speaker 9: Balloons could be thrones? Who else it could be?
Speaker 7: Could be could be living creatures went round without arms
or legs called throbs. Oh, I can't think. I can't
confirm anything. Clip to sound is fine. This is another
one of these clips that people are getting a lot
of this stuff, especially with the new low light cameras
that are coming out. Is this bag as funk?
Speaker 1: Chris? This is real?
Speaker 13: What is look at them all? This is crazy. It
is August and now it's April, April nineteenth, Sunday, April nineteenth.
So beautiful, my friends.
Speaker 7: I always go by the audio incredible. Yeah, it doesn't
mean the audio sounds very sincere. It doesn't sell like
somebody trying to hoax anybody. It's what that you deal with.
AI does the worst stiffest audio you can tell right away.
Speaker 1: So no, it's not that it is odd.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's odd. I've seen this kind of stuff myself.
All right, that's it. So what do you think? What
do you think, Jeff?
Speaker 9: It's odd? I don't know. What that could be. That's
I mean, I don't know without without me.
Speaker 7: Do you think it's real? It's okay, let's just get
go there first, faker real.
Speaker 9: There's just there's no evidence that it's real. I mean,
there's real. I don't know. It doesn't look that compelling
to me. It just looks odd, just like lights. If
you saw it, you would just say it looked odd. Well,
if I saw it, then I would know at least
something in the sky. But I didn't see it, so
I can't confirm it. I can't all right about you
think I think.
Speaker 7: It's I think it's a real. Clip I've seen stuff
like that myself. I don't know what it would be.
You know, I don't have an orbit in my pocket,
but I've seen these glowing balls of different colors. I
don't know what they are, no idea.
Speaker 9: It's odd, that's for sure. Uh.
Speaker 7: Clip one, let's do. Let's do my picks quick. We
only have six of them.
Speaker 9: We'll get through the yes, please, hey, look at that.
There I am there, you are the bearded one.
Speaker 7: I'll do you get them all to yourself, all right?
Clip one?
Speaker 1: Sound is good.
Speaker 14: Story A Lockheed Martin DARPA engineer also worked at NASA
matured at Bean Durrik.
Speaker 7: Just stop deposit, I was gonna talk about this for
a second.
Speaker 9: I'm sorry.
Speaker 7: This is about UFO. They call it UFO dust particles,
but they've named him smart particles kind of it. I've
never even heard that term smart particles. But apparently they're
studying these small smart particles and they're going to talk
about what they are real quick and the way they
react and so on. So go ahead and play it.
Speaker 9: It's kind of like the ones that the early astronauts reported.
I know Mercury program reported.
Speaker 7: That No, well these are these? Are they have these?
They have these? I mean apparently they can find them
quite quickly, really, but go ahead and claims.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 14: This video is from late twenty twenty four, but just
resurfaced on x. It didn't get like really any attention
at all when it first aired, according at least what
I saw. Now it's been going viral. So is this
guy credit or is he full of shit? Here's his statement.
UFO particles are sort of scattered across Earth, extraterrestrial particles
across Earth. They've been studying them for years, he says,
and these materials can cloak themselves, they can reassemble themselves,
and they can self destruct themselves. And he says they're
intelligent life forms on top of that, not of this earth.
So listen to his audio here of this scientist Richard
Van Derrick.
Speaker 1: Watch very well.
Speaker 12: So then you could collect them every once in a
while and they try analyze them. You could do things
like split them apart. They would attempt to find each
other or reconfigure. Some of the experiments they did was
we took one of those and we put it on
a very hot surface of about three thousand degrees. So
what do we do is it cool the surface around itself,
and then we took the device off and then waited again.
We would find that the mass would be reduced by
a certain amount.
Speaker 7: Did these feel like program materials to you, Richard.
Speaker 15: Yeah, they were, Like I said, they're more intelligient materials.
Like these sub units probably were pretty had computational functionality,
right because they knew what their neighbors were all about,
and they knew they could reprogram themselves to be something different, right,
that they needed to change themselves.
Speaker 7: So these are really curious types of materials.
Speaker 12: So that's how we could kind of tell they were extraterrestrial,
because these things aren't like decades ahead of us, they
were probably hundreds of years ahead of us.
Speaker 7: Hundreds of years ahead of us.
Speaker 14: Hard UFO researcher post.
Speaker 7: Interesting. No, right, yeah, smart particles. You heard it here?
First clip too, sound as good. This is chimps using iPhones.
Speaker 9: Go ahead, what could go wrong?
Speaker 7: There could go wrong?
Speaker 2: Mh.
Speaker 7: They certainly seem like they know what they're doing. Scrolling
through the shots to watch.
Speaker 9: Yeah, that's crazy.
Speaker 1: You pick another.
Speaker 7: Clip, aloon, and then he's here. Now this one's interesting.
I'll watch this one. No, not that one. What's even
not to hanging out with girls on the beach? Oh?
Speaker 5: Touching snakes?
Speaker 7: That's always dangerous?
Speaker 9: Like that one?
Speaker 1: Oh that's you.
Speaker 7: He's got the the chips, got the same look on
his face as his kids have. Go ahead, that's enough,
we got it.
Speaker 9: Wow, that's crazy.
Speaker 7: The same stare to not give your kid an iPhone
or to give your kid an iPhone. That is a
personal decision. I've seen it both ways. My grandkids aren't
allowed to even look at an iPhone, and they're just
the calmest, coolest kids ever.
Speaker 9: But I'm glad.
Speaker 1: I am so I don't.
Speaker 7: Know, it's hard to know. But then I also see
and you know, a nephew and niece that constantly use
them once five years old and he's got a YouTube
channel already, So there you go.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't know what to think. Uh.
Speaker 7: Clip three. The sound is good. This is another one
of these weird clips. This is Jim comes from Jim Kern.
He's using my favorite camera, the Sony A seven low
light because it's got an io so that goes.
Speaker 1: Up to like five hundred thousand beyond geez really.
Speaker 7: So you can just get down. You can see things
your naked eye cannot see.
Speaker 1: Yeah, here you go.
Speaker 7: Here's a little film sequence from that camera. Go ahead
and watch it. This is what's going on in the
skies that you cannot see. Not a satellite because it's
a on the side of way too fast. Yeah, yeah,
they're too fast, and they're all going different directions, and.
Speaker 1: What are they?
Speaker 7: You know? You know my theory, I have a theory.
I don't know if it's right, but I think there
are living creatures that live in there kind of upper
part of space and the ecosystem that goes from the
ground to three hundred miles up that we've never studied.
Speaker 9: It's like an ecosystem, it is, and it's it's a
huge space. I mean by volume, just a massive, massive,
massive space.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 7: I pitched a document I pitched a documentary called space
Space basically about things like this, because there's so many
recordings of weird things in the sky and that look biological,
you know, they don't really necessarily Yeah, a lot of
round ones, but there's a lot of other ones that
aren't around. They look like insects or ocean creatures and
they're zooming around all over out there.
Speaker 1: All right, No for that.
Speaker 7: Have you ever seen yes, enough of that crip. You
ever seen an unstriped zebra? This zebras no z.
Speaker 9: Okay, Wow, they're.
Speaker 1: Like, what the heck?
Speaker 9: It doesn't look like it doesn't look albino.
Speaker 1: It looks uh he has no z.
Speaker 7: Z.
Speaker 1: That's odd.
Speaker 7: Yeah, all right, Clip five. Sound is good and we've
all seen these next creatures. But this will tell you
a little more about them, what they are exactly. And
I always knew the name, but I didn't necessarily know
the history of these little dudes. I'm bit you've seen
these before? Silverfish ever seen this thing?
Speaker 16: Sprint across your books.
Speaker 1: They're tiny.
Speaker 16: That tiny creature was here before the dinosaurs, and it's
still going strong. The silverfish has existed for over four
hundred million years. Zer changes evolution had nothing to fix it.
Eats paper, glue, basically anything containing starch or sugar, and
can survive an entire year without food. When caught, its
scales detached instantly, leaving predators holding nothing but shiny dust.
Same trick still works, survived.
Speaker 7: Every earth and right now, squatch books.
Speaker 9: Right, I've definitely had my house all right.
Speaker 7: No more glass clip sounds good. This is a pretty
common bird barrens. I've seen him quite quite often, but
I don't think I've ever even heard the gulp sound
that they make. Go employ this m that's a sound.
It's so weird, weird. You've seen bitter ends, haven't you.
Speaker 1: Probably they're around.
Speaker 7: They look like a hairn kind of a brown heron
without the long neck. I was on the shore, I
was up on a log and so on. That was
the first bird I learned when I was a kid,
was the bitter in. My dad taught me that.
Speaker 9: I don't remember seeing those, but my dad taught me
a lot of birds. I don't remember.
Speaker 7: That was the first bird I learned the name of it.
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Speaker 9: And then we'll talk about the New York beginning.
Speaker 7: Yeah, coming up October second, October third, I will be
speaking there if you want to meet me, poor people,
I will be there, love to meet you, and I
think that there will be a lot of great speakers there.
Derby Ruy Ken Gerhart, Lauren Coleman, doctor Maria Mayer, me myself,
and of course the very famous Adam Davies will be there.
And Steve Calls will be hosting the town hall. That's
free to the public on October second, So there's a
little Barcoe there. Scan it and get your tickets or
just go to New York Bigfoot Conference dot com. And
that is hosted by Loretta Collins and Mark de Worth.
Mark puts on the Ohio the Giant Ohio Bigfoot Conference. Anyhow,
they'll be great hosts. Sokitch. I know it's a little early,
might think God's a little early, but get them because
they will sell out. That's why you need to get
them early.
Speaker 9: Up. Yes, the hotel a probably sell out before the
the tickets sell out.
Speaker 7: So yeah, and it's uh yeah, it's in Johnstown, Gloverville,
so it's in a beautiful area. It's not near New
York City, it's nowhere anywhere that.
Speaker 9: If you've never been to a Bigfoot conference, you definitely
want to stay at the host hotel just because yeah,
there's fun things go on after hours. You want.
Speaker 7: Well, that's also where all of the speakers hang out, right,
they go to and you can meet people.
Speaker 9: A lot of fun in that hotel hang out.
Speaker 7: You can buy Can I get her a Coca cola
or an adult beverage?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 7: Whatever, I don't know, Okay, anyhow, let's see, let's get
to Dave. Dave it's also called Super Dave aka saw Squad.
He's got a lot of names. The Bigfoot Preacher, the Bigfoot,
Spikfoot researcher, does expeditions, He's an evangelist. He's a speaker
known as the Bigfoot Preacher. Dave Rogers, better known as
Super Dave aka Sasquatch, has spent more than fifty two
years experiencing first hand encounters with the unexplained. His journey
began at age eleven with an encounter that changed his
life forever. So for decades he kept those experiences mostly private,
until recently stepping forward to publicly share what he's witnessed
and learned. Today's Super Dave is becoming a well known voice,
a well known voice in the Bigfoot encryptied world, recognized
for his authenticity, Field experienced, bold faith, and powerful storytelling.
He is a self described knower. Dave believes sasquatches, cryptids,
and other unexplained entities are very real and there's a
there's far more to this world than most people realize.
So I'm gonna leave it there and let's introduce.
Speaker 9: All right, let's disclaim him first. We have to disclaim everyone.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, we do.
Speaker 9: And for the record, I disclaimed myself too.
Speaker 7: You should, you should. All right, let's welcome.
Speaker 9: David there he is.
Speaker 1: Hey, what's up, guys?
Speaker 7: I didn't I thought that was maybe I could see
it back there, but you were holding so still Dave. Now,
I was like, is okay, is that a banner of Dave?
Speaker 17: Or is that real?
Speaker 1: Dave?
Speaker 7: You fooled me. I swear to god, I thought it
was a banner. You've never seen somebody so still in
my life. Anyhow, David's really nice to meet you. I
wished I would have had a chance to talk to
you before the show, but we'll get together. We'll get
to know you now. So so anyhow, I don't know.
I mean, probably the wird I'd like to start is
to hear about what happened to you at eleven, which
got you interested in this.
Speaker 1: That was a crazy story. We lived in Saginaw, Arkansas
is where it was at, and I think it was
like population of fourteen nine was in our family. You know.
It was a one road town, that was it. We
lived closer to the Washtaw River and what we called
the Saginaw Eddy Bottoms, and we had the Washtall River
that come in there and every afternoon they let the
damn out water come up and seek back up in
the buyous and whatnot. So I was just a.
Speaker 17: Little country kid, you know. We grew up poor.
Speaker 1: You know, hunt fish trapped, you know, whatever I could
do to not I mean to make money for bullets,
you know, and stuff like that in traps trap I
mean for my trap lines all that kind of stuff.
So I just hunt fish trap. House wouldn't really my home,
wasn't really safe for me to be there, especially when
my dad wasn't there. So that put me outside all
the time, which which was good. I can see it
as a good thing now. So a lot led up
to my first encounter. It was late in November October
when trap season opens here in Arkansas. So I'd run
my little trap lines, and my grandpa to me how
to make uh some trap bake. And what you did
was in the spring, you caught you know, small fish, whatnot,
cut them up, you know, don't take the guts out
of them. Cut them up as long as you can
get them in a little pot mason jar. You're good.
Just pack it full of twist the lid, bury it,
bury it in the hole and and and cover it
up until fall. Well, this stuff was pretty ripe when
you when you uh, you know, dug it up the least,
but it was good trap bake. And uh so I
started my trap line, and I noticed that my traps
were being ah uh, something was sticking either sticks in
them or ripping them up out of the ground.
Speaker 17: I'd have them chained to a lug. The chain would
be bro.
Speaker 1: So it's a lot that led up to this this
one one encounter. You know.
Speaker 17: Of course, back then, we didn't know what a whoop was.
Speaker 1: We didn't know what a scream, you know, a tree
knock anything uh like that. And it was spring squirrel season.
And I remember getting up that morning, it was Saturday morning,
and I got had breakfast with my dad. He had
to work on a Saturday. So I grabbed my thirty
my zip code thirty three in my little small talk
of tackle box with some blures in it whatnot, and
my single shot twenty two rifle. And so when after
Dad left, I started heading down there. And I remember
telling my dad a year prior to this, you know, hey, Dad,
there's something down there making noise and it sounds like
something hitting on some trees or something. And he tried
to convince me that it was a bear. All it
is is a bear's son. But back then, we didn't
have bears that south in Arkansas. We do now, there's
plenty of bear down there now, but there wasn't bears
back in then.
Speaker 17: So I wouldn't. I wouldn't.
Speaker 1: I wasn't convinced it was a bear, and but Dad was.
And it wasn't until I found my first, my first
set of prints. There was only two of them coming
up out of the bayou there, and they were fourteen
inches long. They were kind of narrow, fourteen inches long,
but they only had three toes, which I found very interesting.
And I finally taught my dad into, you know, just
pleading with him, you know, hey, come down here, look
at this. This ain't no bear track. Come look and
finally went with me, and he looked at it and says, no, son,
this ain't no bear. He said, you need to keep
your butt out of the woods. Well, that particular, in
that particular area, that was my best squirrel hunting spot
and my best fishing hole because it was a spring red,
spring fed creek that run back into Bayou that the
Washtaw River would come up and it would always fill
up with water and I play Sarah usedell catch him
big hand sized perch. So I wasn't giving up my
fishing hole or uh my squirrel hunting spot. So when
I got up that morning Dad's left, he told me
ought to go back down there. He'd tear my butt up.
Speaker 17: I ended up getting my butt tore up over it.
Speaker 1: But when I left that morning, I went by the
stove and grab a couple of biscuits it was left
over for breakfast. And then you know, being poor, we
killed hogs every year, you know, so we we didn't
waste nothing on a hog. So you co'd have the
cracklings and the porch skin. So I grabbed some of
those stuff to be in my pocket and out the
door I went but when I when I left the house,
there's a big long set of woods over here to
this side, and you got to go all the way
across the pasture. He'd get to the backside of the woods.
And I remember that morning I had I had just
you know, I don't know if it's premonition or what,
but I just had a bad feeling about that morning.
Speaker 17: But have my fishing pole, have my gun, and I
just want.
Speaker 1: To trucking across that pastor there, and I noticed that,
you know, you could always hear like the crows.
Speaker 17: You could hear, you know, blue jays. We had a
lot of blue.
Speaker 1: Jays down there, which I don't I can't even remember
the last time I saw any blue jays. But you'd
hear the crows, you hear blue jays, mocking birds, you know,
squirrels would be barking at me coming across that field.
And there was nothing, absolutely nothing. It was just quiet, yeah,
extremely quiet. I'd never heard the woods go that quiet
like that before maybe a short period of time. You know,
when I was out squirrel hunting, I felt, you know that,
you know, I could feel that there was something maybe
watching me. It something wasn't right, but it was always
over just pretty quick in the woods go back to normal.
Of course, I didn't know back then, being a little kid,
that was a sign that pretors predators was in the vicinity.
So when I got up to the fence, I kind
of stopped right there, and I had to go through
this barb bar fence at the edge of the woods,
and I just it was like, man, I don't know
if I need to go back down there. I don't know.
I just had a real uneasy feeling, and so I
kind of stood there for a few minutes, and there
wasn't nothing, you know, you could barely hear the wind
blowing that morning, there's a little mist in the air.
And so I went ahead and put my gun down
on the ground, my tackle box and stuff. I crawled
through the fence and then picked them back up, and
then I started stealthily walking through the woods, which there
was a lot of pine trees, so it's pine needles
on the ground, so you could sneak through the woods
real quiet, and usually by halfway I've already got four
or five squirrels, and I ain't saw there none. And
so I sat down next to my back to a
pine about halfway down there, and I just kind of
sit there, and I just had this.
Speaker 17: Real uneasy feeling, and it wouldn't know.
Speaker 1: I mean, the thing that I got, uh, I'll never
forget about this encounter was the lack of noise in
the woods. And so I ate a bescuit some porch
skins and got back up, got over to the where
the creek is. Because the creek ran right into that
spot right there when it ran into the bayou, that
was the best place to fish. And so I started
slipping down there. Well, two weeks earlier there was a
tornader come through there and knocked a bunch of big
trees down, and one of my best, big old oak
trees fell over the creek. So on the other side
was the tree, and on this side was nothing but
the top heads of the tree. So I've got my
head on the swim. Well, I'm looking back and forth,
you know, not like I normally do, because usually I
go through the woods real quiet. I'm looking with my eyes,
but my head's on a swivel. And so when I
got to that tree, I couldn't just gone down the bank.
So I come off to my left and went around
the big tops of that tree. And I'm looking, you know,
I see the river over I see the bayou over here.
I can hear the water running into the bayou. And
I started coming up the other side of that tree
and it's kind of like a little embankment there, and
I'm looking around. I'm looking in the tops of the tree.
I thought I heard something in the top of the tree.
So I'm looking over this way. And as I come
up to the top and I just want to look
back straight and there he was. He was standing in
about knee deep water, excuse me, about knee deep water,
and his hand was doing like this in the water
down here. His right hand was kind of fiddling with
the water, pitching it a little bit, and uh, he
just kind of you know, we saw each other basically
about the same time. He was as startled as I was.
So this wasn't you know, something that was we planned
to meet here at this time and such like that.
Speaker 17: Because his mouth was open and so was mine.
Speaker 1: Then he started he looked like kind of like he smiled,
but he was clicking his teeth real fast at me,
just clicking his teeth at me real quick. And I
couldn't see his eyes because his hair was hanging down
the face, and he had like six inch of hair,
black hair all over, and it was kind of matted
back here on the back of his arms and and
kind of like down his legs. But I'm I'm focused
right there on the head and I could I could
see that stuff in my peripheral vision. And he drawed
back and led out the screen. Now this screen, guys,
it went right through me. I mean it vibrated everything
inside of me, of course, you know, it vibrated my chest.
I could literally feeled that sound hitting me in the chest,
and it, like I said, it vibrated everything inside of me.
Of course, it hit my bladder and a young kid,
you know, Uh, that bladder cut loose. I didn't have
no choice in that. And you know, I was petrified.
Everything in my head was telling me to run, but
my feet seemed to be semented to the ground. It's
it's kind of like you know when you get in
a gunfight. Uh. I don't know if you guys ever
been in a gunfight or not, but it's like kind
of like combat. It just everything just kind of just
went into slow mode, and everything back here in my
eyes just kind of darkened, and the only thing. The
only focus I had was on the target before me,
and it's like my ears started closing down. It got
real quiet, and you can hear a little hum in
my ears. And then he reached back with his left
hand and come by and he scooped up a bunch
of water with that hand and just threw it over
on me. So that tells you when when that water
hit my face number one, to tell you how close
he was. But also when that water hit my face,
everything went pou, you know, and my legs started working.
And and instead of going around the treetop, I shot
through the top lot. I dropped my uh tackle box
and my fishing pole.
Speaker 17: Didn't even know it. All I wanted to do.
Speaker 1: Is get get away from this thing. I had my rifle,
twenty two rifle in my hand, but uh, you know,
I didn't even I didn't even remember having it in
my hand. I ripped through the top of that tree,
through the bars and everything. When I got to the
to the barb wire fence, I just slid my gun
under it real quick. As I was running. I dove
through the fence. Of course, I caught bob wires on
my back and my belly and stuff, picked up my
gun and I ran so hard, so hard across that
pasture getting back to the house. But when I got
back to the house, I collapsed, you know. And when
I when I fell, it knocked the wind out of me.
And my grandpa was coming out from milking the cows
because he had two gallon ten cans in his in
his hands. He usually what we called the milk buckets,
and he come walking over to me. He said, boy,
what's wrong with you? And you see I couldn't I
couldn't hardly talk. I was I was just jacked up. Uh,
just petrified, scared, and uh he seen I didn't have
no breath, so he grabbed my belt and pulled it
up in the center and kind of arked me up
a little bit.
Speaker 17: I caught my breath immediately, and.
Speaker 1: I was like, Grandpa, there's a monster in them woods.
There's a monster in there was And he said, boy,
I've been telling you because I told my grandpa and
he believed me that there was something else besides a bear.
And my grandpa called it a haint and he said, boy,
there's a haint down there. I told you that haint
was going to run off with you. If you keep
being down there, you need to pay out in them woods.
And what I didn't realize, but after my first encounter
with that sucker, that rascal, my grandpa started sharing his
encounters that he had growing up with the big guys.
And he was a treetopper in Idaho, which was one
of the most dangerous jobs you could have had back then.
Of course, that was in the days a chainsaw. He
was born in nineteen oh two, so it gives you
about where his age was. But he said he would
see them things, watching them through the trees and stuff.
When he was at the top of those trees up
in Idaho, and he said, one guy got I don't
know if he got boogered up or got scared, or
you know, just decided to pop a shot at one.
Grandpa never told me if he hit it or not.
But that night there was about eight to ten of
them come into camp and toward the camp all the pieces,
and the only guy that got hurt was the guy
pulled the trigger. Tells me that, you know, there's some
intelligence there. If they knew exactly what guy what tent
he was in to be able to get him, they
threw him up against tree. They had to haul him
out in the wagon to a to the hospital. But
that first one I saw he was Another thing about
that siding. He was different from from most of the
sightings that I've had across my life. Are encounters that
I've had across my life. This one, he wasn't real
big and bulky.
Speaker 17: Now he was big.
Speaker 1: He was tall. I'd estimate he was probably seven and
a half day feet tall, but he's built more like
basketball player.
Speaker 17: He wasn't one of these big.
Speaker 1: Broad hulk hulkster.
Speaker 17: Top that I have seen. I mean, he was kind
of slim.
Speaker 9: He was.
Speaker 1: He did have a built to him, but he was slim.
I noticed that he did have a beard mustache. The
thing about this one here that was so unique, besides
it's scaring the crap out of me and making me
scared of the dark till I was eighteen. It's not
that I wasn't scared of the dark. I knew I
was in the dark now. But this guy, I don't
know if he was either a hybrid or possibly a
feral human. I don't know which, But with that height,
with six inches of hair over him, which you could
see kind of through his hair and see he didn't
have much hair here. He did have a beard. He
had a mustache that went that was way long. He
had a nose like ours. It wasn't a flat or
anything like that. He had a nose like ours. And
everything was just humongous on this rascal. And I remember
he had he had like horse teeth. It looked like
big block horse teeth. And I've seen some that have canine. Uh,
those ain't so nice sometimes. But the encounters that I've
had that just had the big horse top teeth, big
buck teeth that go around, uh, those seem to be
a little bit more docile than that first rascal I had.
Speaker 7: Well, deve, can I ask a couple you bet, maybe
volumes should be turned down just a little bit deep
if you can. We're getting a little echo, a little feedback,
you know, to turn it way down, but just a
bit there we go perfect. You said you heard like
a hum at one point during that encounter, where you
could feel it like in your chest. What can you
get into a little more details on what you heard?
Speaker 17: You know, some of these rascals.
Speaker 1: That I've experienced, uh, some say they have in for sounds,
some say it's not h I've been hit by infrasound
three times. Two times it wasn't real good. It made
me real sick, and one time I just I just
lost time. But that one there, when you're when you're
in a high stress situation, uh, your life or somebody
else's life, you go into this mode so to speak. Now,
I did hear him scream. That did vibrate me, But
it's hard to explain, not unless you're looking down the
barrel of a gun. Now, if that one hit me
with infrasound, I don't know. I couldn't tell you yes
or no. But when when you get put in that
high stress situation, everything starts shutting down and you you
you see and hear nothing but the objective that is
in front of you. Uh So, as far as the
humming in my ears, a low hum in my ears,
that could have been something I don't.
Speaker 7: Know right, but was it? Do you think did you
hear it? Because like in for sound can be above
in for sound where you can hear part of it,
the other part can be blow you know, twenty hurts
where you can to hear it. It could be in
both ranges. So did you actually maybe hear any kind
of buzzing or humming or was it just more felt
in the ear.
Speaker 1: I think it was more felt in the ear, Okay.
Speaker 7: Okay, but it was kind of like a vibration.
Speaker 17: Yes, oh yeah, for sure.
Speaker 7: Because you you mentioned Tom twice, and I'm like, because
we've been studying this kind of ignored humbuzz per sound
that people have been getting and recording and talking about
since nineteen thirty four, but it really isn't out in
the public yet and some of the How about we
play a sound for Dave, Jeff, just like the Texas
one is good. Listen to this, Dave. Al Right, Sorry,
I love hearing I mean this because this has happened
quite a while ago. I love hearing these encounter stories.
Speaker 1: Sorry to pull it up.
Speaker 7: You have it, though, I do find it okay. I
think it was called infra sound that one. It was labeled,
but it was Texas. You play the snow grove. You
can play the snow grove one, doesn't matter. I just
want him to hear this and see if it rings
any bells.
Speaker 9: Sorry, I'm looking, I'm looking looking look at all right, Well,
when you.
Speaker 7: Get it, Jeff, just let the snow We'll just continue
hearing that. Yeah, yeah, well he will let him look forward.
We can keep talking now. You mentioned also he would
hit his hand in the water and he was like
was he splashing gently?
Speaker 1: His hand was kind of going like this. What do
you think that about?
Speaker 9: That?
Speaker 1: I do not know, but it was it was waving
the water next to his next to his right side.
Why he was doing that, I do not know.
Speaker 7: Do you think he was, Okay, are there fish in
this particular water? Was he maybe trying to do a trackfish?
Speaker 1: Was he was standing right into my best fishing spot
down there, So.
Speaker 7: He may have been maybe doing something to attract fish,
possibly possibly possibly, Well somebody, okay, I'm gonna put this
out there. Somebody needs to try that. And was it
like what two feet of water or less?
Speaker 17: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Thereabouts?
Speaker 7: Yeah, okay, somebody can try that if you get into
an area with a bunch of sunfish or whatever. What
kind of fish were in there?
Speaker 1: Usually I caught him big handsauce perch, but further out
you don't care such a good catfish and drum.
Speaker 7: Okay, so maybe he was calling it, but it would
be a fun experiment to see if you put your
hand on the water and kind of vibrated if it
attracts fish.
Speaker 9: Go ahead and play a Jeff, this is the Snell
Grove one.
Speaker 3: M h m hm.
Speaker 7: He's looking at Dave.
Speaker 9: So it's just that one, right, it's looking, it's looking.
Here's here's the one from Uh, here's Texas. This is
the Texas one. Yah, the volume, turn the volume up.
I'll play it again.
Speaker 7: M hm.
Speaker 9: Mm hmm. Wow mm hm.
Speaker 7: And you could understand how that would vibrate your ear drum.
It's it just does right now.
Speaker 9: And again that that that that sound was pulled off
of a VHS state from the eighties. Yeah, that was
It wasn't like some you know, there's no doubt if
it's phenom's it's real.
Speaker 7: Yeah. Yeah, somebody didn't hear me talking about it.
Speaker 9: Was a tape sitting This wasn't a teape sitting in
the box for years.
Speaker 1: Wow. Was noticed, and I kind of explained some noises
I've got on my soundtrap that I've kind of just
blowed off.
Speaker 7: Oh that's why. So what sounds are those?
Speaker 1: Wow, I've got grousehouse. Uh, the what I call the
ghibli where there sounds like two samurai warriors. Is the
best way I can explain what it sounds. It sounds
like a foreign language. But yeah, that that second noise
that y'all play, even possibly the first noise that y'all
pay because I set out usually when I go into
an investigation area, I usually set out at least six
soundtraps in different areas. If we're doing like a private
property or something like that. You know, I take just
a handful of people in that's on my team. We
go in there and investigate the property. You know, we'll
set up some soundtraps, six sound traps around the perimeter
and stuff. Then of course I got camera traps and
stuff like that. But I always thought that was some
kind of background noise or something I might have to
go through some I've got tons of audios. I'm might
have to go through some audio again, and especially the
ones I've taken down the faut. I think I've got
some of that stuff.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that would be That would be so awesome.
Speaker 1: Dave.
Speaker 7: So you you came off this experience, obviously, you said
it made you scared of the dark. I'm still scared
of the dark. By the way, I'm not so much,
and I'm not afraid to admit it. I still am.
Speaker 1: Well, when you you find out what's in the dark. Yeah,
you know that that makes that makes all the difference
in the world.
Speaker 7: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 1: And of course I told my family and friends and
and of course I got ridiculed, you know, and they
thought it was the fun deal was the throw Dave
outside after the sun went down, And that wasn't that
was that wasn't very pretty, to say the least. I'll
bust the winning and get back in and get me
back in that house. So I was a kid, I'd
be out playing. But buddy, when that son went down,
I was heading to the house. It didn't matter where
I was at. I had to be by home before
the sun went down because I knew I was in
the dark. Then that's the big impression that made on me.
Coon hunt by myself all the time, take my two dogs,
go coon hunting. You know, I'd hear weird stuff down there,
but never could tear tell no heads and tails from it.
Speaker 17: But but after after that, my coon hunt Dave's rover.
Speaker 1: For a long time.
Speaker 7: So what do you let's just jump into this dumb question.
But all of these weird things that we live with
in the world, from maybe ueps to dougmned these wing humanoids,
all this stuff. It's so weird, and I know it's
real because I've seen too much of it myself through
the years, and I just to this day I'm baffled
as to what it could be. There's obviously I have
my own tons of little dumb theories. But what are
your theories? You're a guest, what are your thoughts on
all these things?
Speaker 1: My thoughts so mad is if if people knew exactly
what would bump in the night, they wouldn't go out it.
For sure. I've seen some wild stuff in the woods,
you know. I've experienced, you know, seeing ghosts in the
woods anywhere, from ghost to aliens to dog man's a
couple of skin walkers. But that's that's crazy, crazy stuff.
Speaker 7: Do you do you think you're do you think your
radio is? Is it because your radio is kind of
tuned in a bit more because you're just observing, because
you know, it pays to really look close. In other words,
you acknowledge these things are out there, So you're not
just ignoring the woods.
Speaker 9: When you walk.
Speaker 17: No, not at all, especially after that first encounter.
Speaker 1: You know, my head's always on a swell right with
my training and background, you know. Uh, we observe everything
that's around us.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 1: It's kind of like, you know, I have to set
with my back against the wall at all times, got
to know where the exits are at and stuff like that.
But you know, a friend of mine, when I first
come out with my with just a few stories over
the phone, I had a telephone interview with Miguel with
Sasquatsch theory and later on went up there and had
an in chair with the mountain the woods and that
was pretty cool.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 1: He's one that opens Pandora's box for me. He just
you know, got to have you on the show, gotta
have you on so and finally I told him my
share so so, Uh, I feel that people can be
tagged or marked.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 1: You know, but but I've always seen whacked out stuff,
you know.
Speaker 7: And well I'm a few tonight, you know.
Speaker 1: Uh, from from I've seen from good to evil, good
ass power, the badass power as well. I was in
a Santantic Satanic church in Dallas. This kind of off kilter,
But you're asking me for weird stuff, and uh, I
was trying to find my way now. I was always
taking to church when I was a kid, but I
was to blaze my own trail when I got a
certain age, I'm on man, my own god. And I
was in a Sentanic church in downtown Dallas and I
witnessed a woman that we were all in the circle,
you know, they had the candles going all this kind
of stuff, and we were in a group, we were
holding hands, and she left the group. She she like
slid across the floor, not not moving her legs. She
didn't take her legs and back up or anything like that.
She slid all the way across to the wall, went
up the wall and over where we were at with
her hands by the by her side. That's when I
was like, this is way too weird for me. I
am out of here. That that kind of scared me. There.
So I've seen the power evil and I've seen the
pirate good as well. You know. It's I've just always
been open to crazy stuff, I guess. And it doesn't
matter where I went, where I lived, you know, especially
the big guys, they would always show up. You know
a few other crazies, but they would always show up.
So I feel you can be tagged or marked.
Speaker 7: Okay, So you think that that's more of it. I've
had people tell me that though Doug, you're tagged, you're
you know, and I don't have to think of that.
Speaker 1: I don't want to be tagged.
Speaker 7: But on the same token, I mean, it kind of
makes sense because it's like some of us seem to
attract that kind of a thing, you know, do you
know what I mean? The nexus of yes. And like Jeff,
he hasn't seen anything.
Speaker 9: I really know, Wow, and.
Speaker 7: We wonder why. You know, it's a thing that it's
as fun to talk about why a guy hasn't seen
anything as it is to talk to somebody like you
that's had so many experiences.
Speaker 1: Dave, Well, even on that line, I've been trying to
get on his hunting lease that my brother was on
here in south central Arkansas.
Speaker 7: And.
Speaker 1: It's a little more closer to Texa, Cana. But he
been on that lease thirteen fourteen years where base Camp is.
My cousin his house is there. So I just pulled
my RB down there and park it. My brother had
a campe trader he parked in and stuff, and I
finally got in on that lease and started going down
there and hunting with my older brother.
Speaker 17: After my mom died, and.
Speaker 1: I started seeing stuff, you know, tree breaks here, in
tree knocks, structures, and then I'd start hearing the house
the whoops, you know. And I went to my co
and I said, man, I was like, you've been down
here all your life. Have you ever seen anything weird
down here? I said, you hunted, not all the time,
So is there anything you know bad happened or something
that that just kind of boogered you up just a
little bit? And he's like, no, there ain't nothing like
that down here, he said, what are you getting at? Well?
Speaker 17: I just I just told him.
Speaker 1: I said, well, I'm just seeing some stuff that I've
seen other places, and just kind of left it like that.
My brother had been hunting down there for thirteen years.
I hain't never saw nothing until I started pointing out
stuff to him. Then he was kind of like, oh wow.
And even my cousin, you know, he didn't didn't believe it.
You know.
Speaker 17: I finally told him what it was.
Speaker 1: I said, I said, I think you got some sasquatches
down here. And he's like, no, man, there ain't nothing
like that down here. And we were out hog hunting
one day and we had to go into what we
call the Jesus bushes. And these things got long thorns
on their green and they have a little ball on
there that looks kind of like an orange, but it's
not an orange. So we had the dog's bade in
the middle of one of those. So me and him
try to crawl on our bellies. We're right in the
middle of that dog on tree break, and we kind
of stood up. We got the hog killed it, and
then he said, let me ask you some day. He says,
see this right here, what is that? And I said, well,
I said it's the tree break. He says, I've been
noticing these all the way, you know, for a while.
Now out here, what is doing that? And I said,
I said, cause you got a squatch down here. And
come to find out he had five of them down there.
Speaker 17: They have it. Well.
Speaker 1: Once we were doing some hog hunting and down there
and it was my cousin, his fiance, me and my
little brother, and there was one that screamed. He was
probably eighty yards away, and that sucker lit off. Man
in my cousin's eyes went about that big around. He's like,
what the hell was that? Just quoting him, and I said,
that's a squatch bro. I said, there's a squatch over there.
He's like, man, we got to get out here. I said,
don't worry about it. They ain't gonna bother you if
you don't bother them. Come to find out, they had
five down there that I interacted with for about six
years until there was like a fifteen foot of water
that come through there.
Speaker 17: And I haven't seen him back since then.
Speaker 1: I don't know if they just that clan left the area,
but they were down there for a long time. I
even set up a gifting spot at an Indian tree,
and I would leave, you know, different stuff, trying to
fill them out and see what, you know, what they'd like,
what they wouldn't like.
Speaker 9: The love.
Speaker 1: They love candy bars, you gotta take them out of
the wrapper. They didn't like bananas, go figure, but like apples.
They love watermelons. Love love watermelons. So I just take
a bunch of o watermelons. I'd cut them in forest
and hang them up in the trees at this gifted spot.
And I tried to set cameras all around. Well, I
didn't try. I did set cameras all the way around this,
all around these areas and couldn't get not one picture.
I'd get pictures of squirrels, rabbits, but and even deer.
But when it but you can see the fruit or
the stuff I'd leave on there, and it would like,
you see one picture, the stuff still there, you see
another picture, maybe half of it's gone. And I mean
it was real crazy. My batteries and my camera traps
would go. I put brand new batteries in there and
go back a week later and they're dead. And these
things usually last all hunting season. But I finally did
catch one picture, and I set them up high and
pointed them down in a triangle and I got one
clip one picture of one standing probably sixty yards from
the gifting spot. The biggest one that I encountered down
there is I ended up calling him Big Eddie. He
was he's probably last time I saw him. He was
probably about eleven foot talk just a hulking beast. And
then there was two adults with him, and then some
juveniles that I had down there that I was interacting with,
and it was pretty interesting. You know, these things are
very very intelligent, and you know, I started leaving stuff
at the gifting spot, and stuff would disappear you know,
it took a little time before they would start taking
stuff blood, peanut butter. But not only were they taken,
then they turned around and started believing, So they started
leaving me little trinkets, stuff like that. I think they
left me maybe six or seven arrowheads at that spot,
a big steel.
Speaker 17: Ball bearon which.
Speaker 1: I don't know how they got their hands on that
big steel barbar. And I was shocked when I found it.
Oh big was It was about the size of a
half dollar. It was a big bar bear. He left
a club. What it looks like to me is a
club on the gifting spot. One time, I've got it,
and I still have the arrowheads and stuff. I usually
set them out when I go talk or i'm bending
or something like that. Then I've got another deal I have.
I have a tree break. Now, this is a genuine
tree break. The reason I say that because I saw
him break the limb off the tree and snapped it
in half, and it was a piece that fell down
by his foot looked at me, and he looked at
that piece, and he reached down and grabbed that piece,
turned around, leaned it up against the tree, and then
turned around walked off. So when he was gone. I
knew he was gone. I slipped right over there and
grabbed that tree break and I've still got it with me.
It's crazy. How many bigfoots?
Speaker 7: Okay, and I know it sounds crazy to people who
either don't believe or who have never seen a bigfoot?
How many bigfoots do you think you've actually had a
good visual on.
Speaker 1: I didn't count them all?
Speaker 7: Yeah, just I know, just a rough guess. It's over ten.
Speaker 17: No, it's much more than that.
Speaker 1: Okay, maybe eighty to one hundred.
Speaker 7: Really doesn't that? Okay? So Jeff, what are your thoughts now?
What's going through your head when you hear that you
haven't seen anything? Uh?
Speaker 9: No, but I you know, no, I haven't been in
the well.
Speaker 1: I know you believe in these things.
Speaker 9: I know that, Yeah I do.
Speaker 7: But wouldn't you love to see one?
Speaker 9: Absolutely?
Speaker 17: And I do expeditions.
Speaker 9: I actually we was just in I was in Little
Rock last week for work.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Yeah, we were.
Speaker 1: Wow. Yeah I did.
Speaker 9: I had no free time though I was working. I
was working all day every day. Yeah.
Speaker 1: We Uh, we did an expedition down in uh southwest Arkansas,
closer to the Louisiana border, and we videoed there was
one y'all been talking to Kay. I believe yes, my admin,
I call her my admin. She's a she's a great
help to me. I can't thank her enough. But we
had Mayrvy setting here and the traders setting here, and
we had one walk through camp walk right behind, probably
less than ten feet behind K and turned around, looked
down and walked off. And the guy setting across from
her because we had a bunch of tables set up
on this side with a tent and whatnot, and it
was it was getting dark, and one walked up, looked
at Kay and then just walked off. And the guy's
eyes were like this bigger round and he's like, don't move,
don't move, just keep talking, just keep talking. But he's
both of those saw that one there, and then we
thermaled two. We thermaled an adult and a juvenile, which
I have thermals on these also, uh. And then we
had another one down there.
Speaker 17: I've got one.
Speaker 1: One video. I don't know it's it may be a
juvenile sasquatch, but I would lean more to a rake
coming down the tree in my research area. Came down
the tree, did the spider crawl, got about got up
to about six maybe sixty yards maybe yeah, give or
take maybe fifty sixty yards and was fixing it. Come.
Of course, I'm watching it on my thermal and I'm
taping it on my thermal. I can send you guys this,
y'all can kind of toss it around and see what
you think it is. But he was, he was. He
was heading straight toward me on crawling, doing a spider crawl.
And the person that was with me, she she got
buggered up and said, but when she went and jumped
in her jeet, well, the headlights come on, tail lights
come on, interior lights come on, and I suck her
exited stage left, and I showed it to my head
of security, and he's watching the original one, not the
clip that I took out of it, but he watched
the original one. He's like, what's this over here? What's
this over here? There was four or five of them
in the video that I didn't even see, but once
we got it up on a big screen on my computer,
then you could see where the other ones were.
Speaker 7: So when you say a rake, you're talking about these
white skinny Usually they're on all four with their butt
in the air and kind of Schmiegily. I guess kind
of a creature.
Speaker 17: Yeah, them are nasty. They're pretty nasty.
Speaker 7: Yeah, what do you know about those things?
Speaker 1: Uh? And and I can tell you on this.
Speaker 7: I had a guy that works for me. He had
one run in front of his car, and him and
his wife both saw it, and they said it's back
was higher than the hood of the car. But yet
then they should have hit it, but they didn't. They
said it rand just started out from the road on
a deserted you know, they're heading right in through farm
country out like that. And they said it was so weird.
Speaker 17: I'll have case end of that video.
Speaker 1: That's crazy.
Speaker 17: Maybe I'll can put some put some thought to it.
Speaker 7: Are these a new phenomenon? Davers is something that's been
around a long time.
Speaker 1: Do they've been around a long time? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Long time.
Speaker 7: Well, what's the scariest thing, you know, I want to
get into your faith and all sorts of stuff, but
I'm saving that for a little bit. What's kind of
the scariest encounter or the most pleasant encounter you've ever had,
or the you know what I mean, Just something that
really sticks in.
Speaker 1: Your brain. There's been a lot of bluff charges.
Speaker 17: That were pretty scary.
Speaker 1: I was deer hunting once and uh down in the
same area, and Uh, I was just kind of bored
setting up in the stand, so I just started slipping
through the woods.
Speaker 17: Uh.
Speaker 1: And big Eddie come Marilyn out of a thicket and
I'm in the woods. It's pretty of course, the woods
is pretty thick, but this big thicket and he come.
This the only time he's ever showed as aggression towards me.
Usually it's pretty docile. You know, you'll see him, he'll
kind of you know, turn around, walk off, or they'll
sit there and watch me fish at night because you
can always see the eye shine. And he come busting
out a thicket. Uh.
Speaker 17: Have you ever seen a gorilla charge the glass?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 17: Oh yeah, it was kind of like that.
Speaker 7: He was so fast, they're so fast. Yeah.
Speaker 1: He covered eighty eighty yards just like that. I mean
almost before I could react. He he, I mean, he
was over there when I when he grabbed when he
come out, busted out of that thicket and started running
to me, and he was running like he was running
on all fours, and he was kind of sideways a
little bit, you know, he was running like directly at
the dog tracking. Yeah, yeah, what we call here in
Arksaw puppy tracking. He was puppy tracking because butt was
over over here like this, but he was he was
kind of a little sideways, but he was moving directly
toward me, and he got probably twenty feet from me
in open woods and just reached down to the ground
and just picked up and just shired me with.
Speaker 17: Dirt, limbs, really leaves, you know.
Speaker 1: I had leaves in my eyes and stuff like that,
and around walked off. And I talked to a couple
of researchers research friends of mine about that, and they
said that probably, you know, because I told him. I said, man,
this dude's been a docile. You know, you see him,
he'd kind of see you hit tur around walk off,
but this time he didn't. The only thing we could
figure out is there was possibly a new juvenile that
maybe I got close to that may have been tree
peeking at me or what, because he never did never
did do that afterwards, and I had a buddy of mine,
a researcher, you know, he almost got me killed on
that one there, because he told me, says mister Lumford,
He told me, always stand your ground and if you
run that predator instinct and them will cause them to chase.
Speaker 17: So I stood there.
Speaker 1: You know, I'm thinking, you know, I'm probably fixing go
meet Jesus, and my heart's right, so you know, if
it's the way that I'm going to end it, then
this is the way I'm going to end it. I
stood my ground and he ended up stopping throwing that
stuff on me in Toronto, walking off back in the thicket.
Speaker 7: What was that creature?
Speaker 9: Like?
Speaker 7: What was what color?
Speaker 9: Was it?
Speaker 7: Tall?
Speaker 1: Big Eddie he's almost eleven foot tall. When I first
saw him, he was probably nine and a half foot.
He has an eighteen inch track, which I've got pictures
of him tracks.
Speaker 17: Uh, And I casted one.
Speaker 1: It wasn't real good. It was in a sandbar, but
I found it real amazing because his track was about
two and a half inches in the gravel bar. I'm
back then, I was probably about two forty. I put
my foot next to that and bounced up and down
on one foot and I didn't even make a mark. Now,
Big Eddie, he's he's a hooker. He's he's he's all there.
He's all there. He's black. You get, he's kind of patchy.
Here on his chest. Not more much hair on the
chest and stuff. Now he looks like, uh, he's got.
Speaker 17: Long hairy gray in his hair.
Speaker 1: Uh no, no, Now I've have seen some that were gray.
I've even had seen one. It looked like a skunk,
kind of like a white strap down his back and interesting.
Speaker 17: But uh and the other ones, you know.
Speaker 1: Uh, Now, I noticed that the juveniles are a little
bit on the reddish side, and Big Eddie and the
two females that run with him are more black. But
he's just one of those big hole He wouldn't like
the first one I saw. He's a beast. He's all there.
Speaker 7: How big would you say? It's like biceps were.
Speaker 1: Man? Now, I know Hulk Hogan got twenty one inch biceps.
He had made him look small, very small, big huge
forms on these rascals. And you know a lot of people,
you know, when they go into the woods and stuff,
they're always scanned in the woods, and nobody.
Speaker 17: Scans the tree.
Speaker 1: I don't know how many times I've caught Big Eddy
in the tree or one of the juveniles in a tree.
And then when he hits the ground, he hits the
ground hard. So and he's also one with like buck teeth.
Now he didn't. He didn't look like he didn't look
like the ones that I saw. Now. I saw some
out in New Mexico when I lived out there. One
of them stole my turkey, which really angered me. I
was hunting Cloudcroft, New Mexico, up by Riodos in New Mexico.
Speaker 17: Good place to.
Speaker 1: Elk hunt, and uh and uh turkey hunt. And I'm
calling in two toms uphill now for you turkey hunters
out there, that's hard to do to get a tom
to either cross the road, across the creek or river,
or especially call them up hill. I've got two toms.
I can see their heads, and I'm already set.
Speaker 7: On a.
Speaker 1: Big cypress tree and I'm back like this, and well,
wasn't a cypress tree one of the big evergreen trees.
And I've got my back toward that, and I'm set
up my shotgun. I'm perfectly still. All I had to
do is let them come up just a little bit more.
Do I see which one had the longest beard? I
could have took him out. And then all I saw
was a big flash out of my peripheral vision on
my left and one that was huge I mean, now,
this guy was a hoaxter, big sucker. He ran across there,
grabbed one turkey fetters one everywhere, and just kept running.
He never stopped. I mean, he caught that sucker on
the run, grabbed it around the neck, and he was
out of there. Now, that one there, that sucker was
huge black. His hair was and it wouldn't like the
ones that I see down here. That one there was
pretty clean. I mean his hair was sharp. Could the
sunlight that was hitting on his hair, you could see
gloss gloss to it where the light would reflect off
of it and stuff.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm just like floored by some of the stuff
you've seen, Dave. Do you think that they are dangerous?
Do you think you're safe? You think it's all just
bluster and god like black bears do a lot of bluffing,
pull on the ground, clack their teeth. You know, they'll
they'll try to scare the living crap out of you,
but everybody usually walks away safe. Do you think that,
I mean, any kind of honest answer you can give
us a be awesome. What do you really think? Do
you think.
Speaker 1: From what I've seen and what I've experienced, I never
go into woods, not unless I go heavy. Okay, And
if anybody out there thinks that these things will not
take a human, they're absolutely wrong. Yeah, and I'll just
leave that one at.
Speaker 7: That, Okay. I mean, something that powerful and big and
vast could kill you by even accidental.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah.
Speaker 7: Just even accidental. I mean, I see these people interact
with gorillas even once in a while, that gorilla will
grab one of them and just drag them off, and
you just don't know how it's gonna end, right right,
right now.
Speaker 1: I've had a lot of docile encounters. I've had more
docile encounters than I've had what I would call real
extreme counters.
Speaker 7: Do you think the females are more docile and you're
more likely to have a.
Speaker 1: Get around a juvenile females or the females are good,
but if you get around a juvenile they'll rip your
head off.
Speaker 7: Do you think you saw like, okay, you talked about
the one that really bluff charged you and you got
a great look at and it was throwing stuff up
in the air. Was that one trying to maybe distract
away from a family group that was over there, maybe
with a really young one or something.
Speaker 1: Do you think that's the reason.
Speaker 17: Absolutely, absolutely, that's the only time.
Speaker 1: And I saw him many encounters I encountered with these
guys for sick cheers. You know, I stayed out in
the woods. And then when my wife run off.
Speaker 17: Back in twenty three, that put me right square back
in the woods.
Speaker 1: And that's how I processed all that stuff, and that
just put me down for more encounters. I am disappointed
if I go into a hot spot and don't see one.
Speaker 7: Really, you know, you definitely need to join Dave.
Speaker 9: Yeah, well, I have a question backing up a little bit.
You said your your childhood and Connor, you said your
grandpa said there was hates down there. Did your grandpa
I think that bigfoot was a real animal or did
you think that was all just he.
Speaker 17: No, he knew it was a real flesh and blood animal.
Speaker 1: He knew that he actually saw them when he'd be
up there cutting them trees out with them cross cut calls,
and sometimes there'd be two of them up there on
the tree if it was real big cut the tops
than trees, and he said, I can see him running
down down in there, going from tree to tree, watching
us and seeing what we were doing.
Speaker 17: Of course, that was back. You know, he was born
in nineteen oh two.
Speaker 1: He said he was in his uh probably twenties, early
twenties back then when he was doing that, you know,
So that's that's way back to him.
Speaker 9: Yeah, big football just another creature in the words to him,
they were real.
Speaker 1: Well back then they always called him wild man's or hates.
My grandpa called it, yeah, boogers, that was another Yet
I have I never heard the word hate.
Speaker 7: I've been doing research for forty plus years and I've
never heard that term, right, But when you say it,
it sounds so natural. Yeah, that's It's like I've heard
it a million times, but I've never heard that term hate.
Speaker 17: That's what he called it.
Speaker 1: Haint got this wow grab gerstitious, I haint you know,
yeah I hate.
Speaker 7: Well that's because he yeah, they I don't know, that's
just mind blowing. I've never heard that term, right. So,
so you you agree with me that they're probably if
they would have been alone, they probably wouldn't have done that,
come out in the open and tried to intimidate you.
But they seem very they like to distract. It's kind
of my theory, like that somebody the little well they're
leaving and escaping. They're distracting your vision and what you've seen.
Speaker 1: I've had to do that plenty times. You don't worry
about the one that you see. You worry about the
ones that you don't see.
Speaker 7: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 1: Sometimes there's rogue squatches out there, you know, one that
challenge the alpha male. He gets thrown out. Now that's
the most dangerous squatch there is in the woods. Absolutely, absolutely,
especially when you get two or three of those that
team up. That's uh, that's bad, real bad. How many
of these things?
Speaker 7: How many of these things do you think exist in
North America?
Speaker 14: Dave?
Speaker 7: What's your guests? Have you ever thought about that?
Speaker 1: A lot, a lot more than what people you know,
we've had something over North America. You know, everything depends
on it, like a species always depends on water and food.
Food supply.
Speaker 7: We sure have, don't you agree? I mean you're old
enough to know the food supply has gone up dramatically
since when we were kids.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, and you agree. We have what we
call faraoh hawks down here. Now you got introduced and
they have gone totally. They're they're multiplying like like rabbits.
Speaker 7: And what a protein source?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, for a for a big yeah, because there's
plenty of them out there.
Speaker 7: And how about deer populations in Arkansas? Has has that
increase of their population's gone crazy too? Since from when
you were a kid, I'm going from kid to today,
do you think the deer populations are way up?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 7: So the food I mean, Okay, when I was a kid,
never saw a raptor any type, never a needle, no hawks,
no owls, nothing, Never saw any coyotes, never saw saw
one bobcat. My whole childhood, we never saw a deer.
There were no deer like in Minnesota. Was devoid of deer.
Speaker 1: They were over hunted.
Speaker 7: I made it would make the papers Dave when a
deer would be seen. Wow, yeah, it was a big deal.
And now I can't go on a bike ride without
seeing fifty of them.
Speaker 1: Right. Yeah. The food food source there, species will grow. Yeah,
they got food, water, But you know it's weird.
Speaker 7: The game birds too have gone up, turkeys, grouse, pheasants,
everything is flourishing right now.
Speaker 1: Here in Arkansas. You can in my area, you can
you can kill five deer a year per per tag. Yeah,
I'll get two bucks and three dos. Or you can
get four doughs one buck. I'm not much on killing dose.
I'll pop one every now and then, you know. And
that was another deal down there on my hunting lease.
You know, I interacted with these things and I actually
deer hunted down there at my gifting spot. And uh,
I was just you know, I knew they were there,
and I had a dough coming in and I went
ahead and popped her just for some camp meet. And
I talked to them all the time. May sound crazy,
but I let them know when I'm in the woods,
you know, I have no harm.
Speaker 17: We can share these woods. I'm only here to take
what I need.
Speaker 7: Well. The thing is, though, David, when you go in
the woods and you talk, you're not You're not a
predator at that point, you're completely not a predator because
you know, I've had experiences where the more you talk,
the more you see wildlife. Yeah, because they know you're
not hunting, because you're not being quiet. See.
Speaker 1: Well, I killed that one shot that one doze off
to the left of me, maybe forty yards. She didn't
see me on my groundline, and I popped her, and
I knew I'd already been hearing tree knocks around me.
I'd always hear tree knocks down there, and so I
just talked to him. I said, hey, I'm down the
deer and I'm gutted here. I said, if you want
a piece of this part of this meat, I said,
y'all bang on one of them trees over there. And
it was probably about ten minutes you heard pop. And
so I cut a ham off that deer. After I
gutted it out and left it there, pulled the rest
of it, got it on my fo widder, and I
headed on out. When I come back in there the
next morning, that ham was gone and the guts were
still there, but like the heart, liver, kidneys, all that
stuff was gone with that.
Speaker 7: Do you think that's primarily what they eat when they
kill like a whether it's aug or dear, They eat
the liver, They eat some of the bigger organs and
leave the intestines and all that.
Speaker 1: Stuff in mind counters, I say, yeah, you know, they
all eat the soft tissue ones, and and of course
they all eat the meat.
Speaker 17: They ain't gonna you know, they ain't gonna pass up
on a free meal.
Speaker 1: And that was just the relationship that I built with
these five down there, possibly six now, but it was
crazy down there. They were. I would every time I
want in the woods that come around. I had one
thaw a plastic jar at me that was yeller and
it was half full of dirt. And I'm sitting there
on my groundbline. I've already heard true tree knocks. I'm
sitting here log it in on my phone and I
hear something bounce off the side of my my ground
blind that I was in and I kind of looked
over at it, and there's a jar that's about that
big around. It's plastic. I really did with screwed on.
It's about half full of dirt that they threw and
bounced it off my I figured that was one of
the juveniles because they're the only ones that threw rocks
at me.
Speaker 7: Crazy man, You've I had no idea you had that
many experiences. So okay, So the populations of these things,
you believe they're expanding. I do too, because of the
food sources are just exploded. And do you do you
have a number that you think about, like how many
do you think there are in the US or even
just North America alone, you know, including Canada. Do you
ever think about the amount?
Speaker 1: Well, I know they're in Canada, the United State States,
in Mexico. Uh but because I've seen them in all
three different places. But man to put a number on
these things, I don't know, putt. I believe there's more
now than there was when I was a kid, Yeah
for sure. Yeah.
Speaker 7: And the the hogs alone could have come for a
huge population increasing food.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 7: And the hogs breed so quick and and they're they're
they're they're going to head they're heading into Minnesota now
from the south and the north, and they're definitely going
to be here in Minnesota. Are you glad there's hogs
where you live?
Speaker 9: Or you love?
Speaker 7: You do?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 17: So we're just kind of crazy with it though.
Speaker 1: You know. We'll get the dogs to bay them. We
don't shoot them. We go in there with with our
bully knives and we meet them on their level.
Speaker 17: So we'll just shake them.
Speaker 1: Getting on their level. And you know, because I wanted things,
I eat you, you know, But I'm a bit of adrenaline, jokie,
So I love I love hugging.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Okay, Dave, somebody said you were about house. I
believe it, you know, Okay, I don't want to ignore
the part where you're known also as the Bigfoot Preacher?
Can you explain that all to us.
Speaker 1: That once I come clean and that's kind of like
a new title. Is the Christian Church ready for this
type of CRYPTI No, not at all. Uh, you know, uh,
when I just kind of kind of come out.
Speaker 17: Of the closet just a little bit.
Speaker 1: I was pastoring a church here for eight and a
half years in the town that I'm in now, and
when i'd have encounters, you know, i'd kind of share
it with my church a little bit. You know, half
found some eighteen inch tracks. You know, they weren't ready
for all that. You know what the church don't understand.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 1: And I was recently in a ministry and kind of
got ridiculed and had to end up believing that ministry
because what they can't label, they'll call it a demon.
You know, you're chasing demons and these things are not demons.
You know, I believe they're flesh and blood. But yet
they've pulled some stuff on me that I mean, you
just can't explain it. You can't explain it. Yeah, thank
god they don't fold their poop. I just saw a
comment on them. Wow. Yeah, yeah, yeah, like monkeys in
the zoo. But I had one. I was up in
the os Ark Mountains and I'm on an od logging road.
It's it's probably two or three o'clock in the morning.
I find in my investigations, especially as getting hot, like
it's getting hot now, the best time is two am
to five thirty. I don't know what it is about
five thirty, but I have seen in different locations, I've
seen more between those ires closer to five thirty.
Speaker 7: You're knocking am five thirty morning.
Speaker 17: Yeah, yeah, in the morning.
Speaker 1: And most people that you know go bigfoot, they just
go out there, you know.
Speaker 17: And I've seen it in my community as well.
Speaker 1: You know, they they head back to the camp, you know,
about eleven o'clock. They'll jump in bed. It's like, you know, hey,
these things are, you know, kind of nocturnal.
Speaker 17: When it gets hot, we need to you know, but
I'll go by myself.
Speaker 1: It doesn't matter. But this is this was one encounter
that really freaked me out. And this encounter wasn't too
far back. Heard a tree knocks me and somebody else
heard a tree knock, and probably eighty yards off. So
we kind of hunkered down right there. Now we're in
the middle of the those ark mountains. It is it is,
you know, no light, you don't see your hand in
front of your face. Dark. I mean it was oohye dark.
And I caught him tree peek in probably eighty yards out.
Speaker 17: And what this one did. We hunkered down.
Speaker 1: We hit him with two thermals, and he would go
from tree to tree, kind of getting closer, kind of
getting closer. Now, this is a period of maybe an
hour and a half. This encounter took about two hours
for it to come to the end of it. And
he would stay out there behind the tree and he
would peek, he'd peak, and then he get closer tree
to tree.
Speaker 17: Now, these are big, giant woods, never been logged.
Speaker 1: This is in a national forest here in Arkansas, and
so there's some huge trees and we're on a logging road.
But yet we're about thirty yards out from the logging road.
It was real dense woods. And finally he come up
right up thirty yards from us. He's standing there, he's
he's lit up white. And then you can hear him.
I could hear him with my ears pushing through the brush.
And he pushed through the brush about ten yards and
then completely disappeared. Now I heard him pushing through the
woods coming at us, But when he disappeared, there were
no you couldn't hear nothing, no tracks leading out. There
was no thermer, no, no nothing. It just he was gone.
He was gone. How he did that, I don't have
the slightest idea. That's the first one I've ever ever
ever had one do that to me. And that kind
of bloogered me up a little bit. It kind of
kind of scared me a little bit because you've got
this guy's I thought he was gonna come out and
shake her hand. There he is, and in bam, he's gone. Disapperiod.
Speaker 17: You know, we were both blowed away on that one.
Speaker 14: There.
Speaker 1: That was probably the most craziest one I ever had.
The most funniest one I ever had is I don't
know if you guys ever seen a pop belly. This
one was kind of old. He had a lot of
gray on him. He's standing out sixty yards and he's
he had a big old pop that. It looked like
he had a big beer belly, and he was kind
of hunkered down pretty good. So I took him as
one that was well aged and he was standing behind
a pine tree, probably about ten inches around. You could
see his butt. It may be a little bit bigger
than that, but you could see his butt. You can
see his pop. And what he would do is he'd
put his the trees right here, and he knew I
was over there, and he would peek around like this
and look at me, and then he'd go back, and
then he'd peek around the back of that tree and
look back. And I'm sitting there laughing at him. I said, dude,
I see you. I said, I can see your but
I can see your fat belly hanging out there. That
was the funniest, uh, the funniest Sauda and I ever had.
And he stood there for just a little bit and
then he just turned around walked away. That was a
docile one, but it was hilarious him trying to hide
behind that little bitty tree and his big old pop
belly sticking out.
Speaker 7: Usually. How do you know it wasn't a pregnant female.
Everything of that.
Speaker 1: I didn't never see no movies.
Speaker 7: Well maybe I know, but I was thinking.
Speaker 17: I was thinking about the Freeman with a big bud.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I was thinking about the Freeman footage. And now
one's got a big pot belly too, and we've since
determined it's it's a big jill.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 7: And I just it's just a thought. If you haven't
thought of it.
Speaker 1: That could be a thought. But yeah, I could tell
it was an older one by the way, you know,
because ninety nine percent of these things have a kind
of slump to them, you know, left their heads. They
looked reminds me of an autistic kid. And but this
one was hung way over and you could see silver
in his hair. Yeah you know, uh, he wouldn't. He
wasn't as hairy as most of them. You know, you
could pretty much see his skin through there.
Speaker 7: Maybe you know, it could have been an older female
that was breeding.
Speaker 1: That could be very well. I didn't even think.
Speaker 7: Maybe the hair is worn on from all the kids
climbing on her.
Speaker 1: Her big booty hanging out. And yeah, I just figured
he had too many beers, is what I figured.
Speaker 7: I didn't expect to be able to teach you anything tonight, David,
But what the hell, take a shot at it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there you go, there you go.
Speaker 7: Oh man, this is so amazing. Do you feel that
this mystery is ever going to be solved?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 7: Or do you think we're getting close? Do you think
you know, the DNA obviously is getting better and better
and better and better, even though we haven't really seen
anything yet. There's got to be some stuff that's incredible
and released.
Speaker 1: Nay soon, Well, that pretty much is probably already figured out.
Speaker 7: Bye. Yeah, but we're not getting the info.
Speaker 1: We're not getting the info. I've got the way Trump's rolling,
you know, he's giving out all these UFO stuff.
Speaker 17: I figured he's gonna give up the bigfoots.
Speaker 7: I wouldn't you know that, wouldn't I don't think i'd
be shocked if all of a sudden he said, hey,
you know, we need to disclose this too, And I wouldn't.
Speaker 17: Shock me a bit.
Speaker 7: And it's there's no way that the government wouldn't have
been studying these things. There no way.
Speaker 1: I guarantee they are guarantee they have been.
Speaker 17: And Papa G knows everything exactly.
Speaker 7: I love it. I love your terms the government. Yeah,
Poppa G. That's awesome.
Speaker 1: And I guys that were uh uh cryptid retrieval specialist.
And I'll just leave that one right there. So does
Papa G know? Absolutely interesting?
Speaker 9: M hm, Doug, I got a little I got a
little Uh, can we do a little detour because this
is I did a little deep digging. This is super
interesting talking about hates.
Speaker 7: What oh hans?
Speaker 17: Yeah, always been over doing a word study.
Speaker 9: I just did a little side digging here. And apparently
there's a thing called heat blue. It's a color that
is traditionally used in southern homes like you see on
that road that keeps them away. And apparently the it
mimics the color of water and ghosts in the beliefs
that hates or ghosts can't can't cross water. So there
is uh, it's like that pale blue is it's an
actual shade of blue. Now that's now called hate blue.
That's ward off. They can't cross it. Yeah, like what
they won't will cross?
Speaker 7: That color kind of reminds me of go away green.
You know that Disney uses to paint all of the
stuff they don't want you to see.
Speaker 9: Yeah, go away green is a real color. Now that
that's where.
Speaker 7: That's where now, David, that's the second thing we touch
you today.
Speaker 17: Right, I'm not too well to learn, you know.
Speaker 1: No, It's like a lot of people come to me
with their sttings, you know, and the way I look
at it like that. It's not for me to judge
them about their sottings or anything like that. This is
what they perceived.
Speaker 17: In that moment, you know.
Speaker 1: You know, I've seen a lot of big guys in
this world, you know, call them out, call them liars
and stuff like that. You know, you just don't treat
people like that. That's what they perceived when.
Speaker 17: They in that moment in time.
Speaker 1: You weren't there, so showed up.
Speaker 7: It's interesting that that heat blue is blue because I've
always I've told people, and I've seen too much evidence
of it, that Bigfoot's favorite color is blue.
Speaker 9: Yeah, that's kind of like it stuck out when I
saw that term.
Speaker 7: Oh so you connected those dots. Yeah, have you ever
like figured out like if you leave things out, is
there a color they seem to like? Dave down there.
Speaker 17: That I really haven't paid attention.
Speaker 7: I'll try try some blue stuff.
Speaker 17: I'll try that.
Speaker 1: I'll try that, Yeah, and.
Speaker 7: See if or like, you know, a couple of red
things and a couple of blue things, and see if
the blue goes missing.
Speaker 9: Yeah, maybe they like blue for the same reason keeps
you from them too.
Speaker 7: But what's so cool about you?
Speaker 9: Dave?
Speaker 7: Is that you know, you're obviously in some really good areas.
They're obviously you. Whatever you're doing, you're not scaring them off.
You're probably if you're marked, you're definitely marked, and you
have it, you know, more chances to do experiments like
that that are harmless to them. But yeah, but could
provide a lot of info spot that.
Speaker 1: I've been investigating that. Again, I've only done the tip
of the iceberg, but I was thinking about setting the
gifting area down there as well.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, that'd be a well, that'd be
a great thing to try. Blue and blue. You know,
I've thought about why would they like blue? Well, it's
one of the few colors in nature. Look at the
sky is blue, the water is blue. They like fruit
is probably you know, their favorite fruit is probably blue.
Blah blah blah. And if they if they if they
can see in the UV range. Did you ever use
a UV flashlight in any of your studies.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I recently I've got a UV strobe black and
they didn't really like that much.
Speaker 7: Nobody likes stroke lips.
Speaker 1: We were up doing an investigation with another crew. They
invited me to go along with them, and we were
in this one area and it was white cool. You know.
Speaker 17: They showed me a couple of different areas in there.
Speaker 1: And uh and one place they call the worship Center,
and it's it's like all these logs piled piled up
and around this, I mean with different like structures and stuff,
but ahead of it has the big ex at the
head of where this place is, which we found. You know,
soon as we got in there, we heard a whoop
and that was the only thing we heard at that time.
And then we kind of went back up to where
camp was, and then we kind of dispersed. Everybody went
wherever they wanted to go, and we teamed up with
some other guys and we had a this was real cool.
We had a radiation meter, and so we left camp.
We're probably seventy five hundred yards of camp going up
the side of this mountain here, and all of a sudden,
the woods just went quiet. I mean just I've never
heard the woods shut down that quick.
Speaker 7: Okay, but I'm confused. It was it when you turned
the meter on. It wasn't quiet.
Speaker 17: No, we already had the meter on.
Speaker 1: Okay, to us the radiation meter, somebody brought some and
so we we put it on as soon as the
woods one went quiet that uh. And the nurse is
the one that had the had the meter. Uh. Julie
from Abilene. She's she's one of my big foot buddies.
But that radiation meter pegged really and she's like, oh
my god. And she's looking at you know, because she's
she's an X ray tech so she knows all about that,
and she's like, this ain't good. We're we're we need
to move or something. But that radiation meter went off
two or three times on the side of that mountain.
Speaker 7: Like it was buzzing.
Speaker 17: That was kind of wild.
Speaker 1: What do you think that was? From David that? I
have no I've never seen anything do that. Do that.
We're in the side of a mountain up in the Ozarks.
You know, what the heck's gonna blow the the uh
radiation meter I mean pegged.
Speaker 7: Well. I just so you know those things are they're
like twenty thirty bucks on Amazon. Who would have thought
you'd buy a Geiger counter that's really accurate for twenty
thirty bucks. I bought one. I'm like, what can it
hurt to bring? It didn't hurt anything.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're fixing to get into that ourselves and start
carrying a little bit extra equipment.
Speaker 7: Although I did find out adams are slightly radioactive, so
I try to stay away from them slightly. That's the
other thing.
Speaker 1: It's weird.
Speaker 7: Some people have that make that thing click more than others. Right,
that's weird. Yeah, whoops, I just thought weird. What other
tools do you bring with you? Do you bring EMF meter?
Any chance?
Speaker 1: We have a couple of times. I didn't have one myself.
I borred one for my friend. I didn't have much
luck with it that night. So but I've been talking
to Kay about getting some more. Yeah, getting a pretty
good one, and then getting a radiation meter as well.
Just what happened back there's art. I think that was
earlier this year when that all happened. I was with
the Big Foot cartail. They invited me up there to
go with them there.
Speaker 7: Do you even try to get photos or you just
kind of like I don't even care anymore?
Speaker 17: Which I really don't care anymore.
Speaker 1: But I do set out sound traps, Okay, I mean
I have photographs.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you said you have tormal footage and so on,
So I mean you just you don't seem like the
kind of guy that's going to prove anything other than
you're just curious for your own your own.
Speaker 17: People gonna blame me if and they don't have to
BlimE me.
Speaker 1: I'm okay with that, but I know I only testify
what I've seen and heard.
Speaker 7: We even just started to play with the idea because
it was effective at this you know Ranch in Texas.
He used mirrors, and we've just finally put a camera
out in the woods with a mirror, but we're hoping
to build a bunch of them and just try it.
I mean, like, what is it going to hurt?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I've heard about that bouncing the camera off mirrors
from mirror talk.
Speaker 7: But what's interesting because we had a guest on and
I was I did my tech breakdown. I didn't do
one this week, but I do did tech breakdown Dave
on using you know, I showed like diagrams and how
you can do it. And this guy goes, that's weird.
He said, I had a dream that a bigfoot came
to me and said, if you want to see us,
use a mirror. That was his dream. And I thought, well,
you know, I don't think the guy made up that dream.
And I thought well, that's.
Speaker 1: Interesting, that would be really interesting. I have of course,
I have a business here in Maulvin. I'll be window
tanning and bonald wraps and stuff like that.
Speaker 7: Cool.
Speaker 17: But I have a tent.
Speaker 1: Seeing how you brought that up, I have I have
a buyne not a tent, but I do have tent
this mirriad, but also have a vinyl.
Speaker 17: I'm just wondering if I could put that on a
sign blank and.
Speaker 7: Balance, I would. I guess if you're going to try
something like that, you're better. It's like a reverse periscope.
It's got to be out of forty five degrees to
the camera and you could build it. We're going to
be three D printing these triangular camera amount for like
a like a wise camera, small surveillance camera, right, and
they have memory cards that they can be independent. You
can just put one out in the woods versus a camera. Yeah,
but we'll have those. We're going to offer the three
D printing plans for free for people. You can just
download it and take it to any three D print
place if they don't have a have a three D
printer and get it printed and then just slip in
a U a mirror that you can buy at the
hardware store for fifty cents. But I think you yeah,
I think you would be. Yeah. I've seen the mile
Are vinyl and it's it's good. But if it's not flat,
perfectly flat, you get a lot of distortion, and it's
not the best mirror in the world. Why not just
use the real mirror? I used to I used to
run a vinyl shop to at one point. Yeah, wow,
oh yeah, I know a lot of a vinyl. Yeah,
you're in a great business because that's that's so popular.
Now there's no longer sign they're all dead. All the
sign painters are dead, Dave.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh yeah, yeah, the vinyl put out of it.
I think we still have one here in town. Yeah,
and he's well up in years. Well, yeah, he's good.
He's good at what he does.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's cool handpainted science. But yeah, vinyl, it's so cool.
Uh but yeah, i'd I'd love to talk to you
about some things that you could try. And you're in
your new area because you're in a position probably better
than most to do experiments that are harmless to these
creatures to see what might work right, you know, And
I will say, you know, if you don't if you
don't try, you're not gonna get anything. Somebody's gonna do
the right things and get some new footage that's gonna
rival anything, and it's gonna you know, I always say,
people are like, well, it won't matter, people won't believe
it anyhow. No, I don't believe that real footage looks real.
If I show you a Natchio video of a tiger
and you see that, you know, damn well that's real,
not ai. If you see a real bigfoot, you just know.
You know, there's so many millions of subtle clues that
we pick up on. We know animation from real right,
you know, I don't care how much they spend on it.
That's still animation, still animation. And yeah it's getting better.
Speaker 17: But it anytthing still got a long way ago.
Speaker 7: It's got a waste to go.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think we're still pretty quick.
Speaker 7: Well, tell us about how do you go about? I
think it was you too that you ride like a motorcycle,
don't you, Harley? Harley? And what do you wear? He
wore a bigfoot suit, as I remember.
Speaker 17: Uh no, no, not that, No, that's not me.
Speaker 7: Okay.
Speaker 1: I've been a part of a ministry for about nine
years somewhere around and there, Uh that we all rode motorcycles.
DIAD Ministry help people in recovery, you know, do rescues
and whatnot.
Speaker 17: But they did.
Speaker 1: They're not I don't think they're real comfortable with what
I was doing in the Bigfoot world. So we just
kind of had a part in other ways over a
few issues. And that's okay. God's opened up at another
door for me to step through because some of these
places that I'm being able to be able to speak.
Number one, God's given me a different platform now to
be able to speak. And every time I speak, I
always include my faith within that. Within that, Yeah, talking
about the Bigfoot thing, you know, you can still I
feel you can still you know, worship God and you
know believe it's Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior
and he's only one to heaven. But also I can
go in the woods and I can chase Biakfoot. Yeah,
and there's nothing wrong with that.
Speaker 7: And you're not one of the people that go all
Bigfoot's a devil or a fallen angel learning.
Speaker 1: Of that stuff.
Speaker 17: Not at all, not at all.
Speaker 7: And you've got upcoming events at the Bigfoot Enigma Research
Center in Museum, biker In, Bigfoot Conference, Arkansas, Cryptid Fest,
Ozerk Mountain, Bigfoot Festival in the Texas Bigfoot Conference.
Speaker 1: Correct.
Speaker 17: Uh, Kay knows all that stuff.
Speaker 7: I'm telling you. That's where you're going.
Speaker 1: Damn. David just tells me. She fills up my calendar
and says, hey, you got to be here.
Speaker 7: Well that's where you're going.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, that's where I'm going. That's where you're going,
and that's where I'm going. Yeah. Yeah. She's been a
great help as far as lining out podcast and stuff
like that. You know, I'm so busy, you know, and
if I if I'm not busy here at work, I'm
running to the woods.
Speaker 7: Well well it's nice about kay. She's really good at communicating.
Speaker 1: Oh cool.
Speaker 7: Yeah, she does a really good job. She's right on,
right on. So that's so highly appreciated. The thinking about
doing a podcast, it's just communicating with people.
Speaker 17: Yeah, talk, yeah, simple as that.
Speaker 1: Share a few.
Speaker 7: Kay. I was just like bam, she gets back to you.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she does agree, she got on the spot. She's
helped me. She's helped grow this aka Sasquatch thing. I
didn't I didn't think i'd be traveling around speaking and
stuff like that. But she saw it, you know, and
she's a fellow believer as well, you know, so she's
been a very She does all my videos and all
that kind of stuff.
Speaker 17: So she's she's a great asset.
Speaker 1: She keeps us all in line.
Speaker 7: Okay, apparently there is a guy in a bigfoot Harley Ryder.
I was thinking about it from Pennsylvania.
Speaker 9: Yeah, a few weeks ago.
Speaker 17: Yeah, I've seen it. I've seen it somewhere online.
Speaker 7: We had them, we had them hunt.
Speaker 9: Oh my god, I'm losing it, David, I'm losing my mind.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 17: I feel like that has a lot to do with age.
Speaker 7: You think, so it has to do with age, But
the modern world is moving so quick, I got that's
no liar right there. And it allows you to meet
so many more people, like more people than we're even
capable of remembering. I meet new people every week and
I love it. But sometimes it can be a little
hard to keep people.
Speaker 17: Yeah, that's why I run to the woods.
Speaker 7: Yeah, exactly, I need some woods time.
Speaker 17: On I can get my head clear, you know, talk
to my god.
Speaker 7: And Okay, why do you think the woods are so
healing to people. What's your thoughts on that, because they are.
Speaker 1: All I can do is speak in my personal experience.
You know, you don't You don't have a I don't
have the hustle and bustle. I don't have to answer
the phone. I don't have to talk to a customer.
I don't have to and don't use this and I'm
not saying this in a bad terms. I don't have
to witness to anybody, you know. So because you know,
we see Jesus in the scriptures that would go to
a solitary place and pray, and most Christians ain't figured
that out yet. But just to just to there's nothing
more beautiful to me than to just set out in
the woods, prop up against the tree and just kind
of just close your mind, empty your mind and everything.
Listen to the wind blowing, listen to the birch, you know,
the crickets and whatnot. Just shut everything down, you know,
and just listen, you know, and God will speak to
you in that little small voice.
Speaker 7: Why do you think the woods are magical? I mean,
there's so much energy in the woods and they're just
now talking about how even five minutes in the woods
affects your health for like three to four days, really
minutes in the four you taught me tonight.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I was two weeks ago. I was up north
for a week, and man.
Speaker 1: It's healing.
Speaker 7: Just there's a lot more power in the woods that
we don't even know or understand yet. We don't know,
a lot more energy that we need.
Speaker 1: There is have energy. We all we all have energy.
And that's another thing that I think. You know, maybe
the bigfoots tag people, you know, because you know, even
humans give off energy, even humans have auras and whatnot.
Are they picking up on that particular energy that one
human is putting out or or it could be that simple,
couldn't it.
Speaker 7: It could be that simple. Have you ever been I'm
sure we've all done it. You're walking in the hardware
store whatever, mindy, you're you're not thinking about anybody, and
a guy walk by and you go, oh, I got
bad vibes from that person, like they had like they
did something really bad or something. You just know it
not even based on their looks, just on some area
around them. Yeah, And I wonder if it's kind of
like that, only maybe they're more sensitive to it, you know.
Speaker 1: That's one of the gifts of the spirits is you know,
having that.
Speaker 17: Being able to dissern spirits.
Speaker 1: You know, there's a lot of people walking around here
that have had demon spirits to kind of get in
the supernatural a little bit that have They've opened the
door for you know, demonic entities to either oppress them
or to even control them. You know, I see read
some of these things, whacked out things.
Speaker 17: On you know, TV and whatnot. You know, read a
story today about.
Speaker 1: A twenty one year old man kidnapped to a ten
year old girl, you know, and did what he did,
then cut her up and stuffed stuffed her in the
in a cubby way in his house, you know, and
when the smell, you know, they finally caught up with him.
Speaker 17: And arrested him. He got arrested for it.
Speaker 1: But that's nothing but demonic, right there, Nothing but demonic.
You know, people, there is a good and evil and
both have powers. And you know it's like that lady
I saw go up the wall. You know, that was
pure evil. I wasn't God doing that, but I had
enough sense about me to exit. Stays left. But you can, yeah,
you can pick up people that are you know, have
a real negative vibe about them, so to speak.
Speaker 3: Do you.
Speaker 7: Do you feel that the history though will be just
like solved ever or do you not want it to
be solved or do you think the mystery is gonna stay.
It's like, I know, it's healthy for people to be
curious about things we don't understand that I do know.
But are you one of the people that, like, if
it ever completely is solved, will ruin your day? Or
will you feel like that's a great thing?
Speaker 1: Well? I can see it in.
Speaker 17: A positive light and a negative light both.
Speaker 1: It's going to wreck the timber industry per se because
a lot of people are going to cry out for
you know, protection of these species, and uh, that's gonna
that's going to rock USA for sure.
Speaker 17: But if it comes out, I'm cool with that.
Speaker 1: If it doesn't, you know, I'm good with that as well.
Speaker 7: Now it's a good time if anybody has any questions
before we wrap up here and go ahead.
Speaker 1: And put them in caps.
Speaker 7: I know somebody asked you if you could describe a
little more on their face, you know, because you've got
some good looks at these things. Do they all look
different like people?
Speaker 17: They're kind of like people, you know.
Speaker 1: I believe there's like different Uh how would I put
in different races so to speak of these of these critters. Uh.
You know, some some I've seen with the protruding mouth,
you know, with the flat nose a little bit.
Speaker 17: I wouldn't say ape, but I wouldn't say.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 1: Some of their mannerisms as well, are just like humans.
I mean facial features. You know, I've had them smile
at me. Now, I don't know if that's a threat. Yeah, yeah,
it's not. But you know that first one, you know,
clicking his teeth at me. You know, that was that
was scary to me, you know, and I've never forgot
that sound. Ah, But.
Speaker 17: I know there's good and bad.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 1: Some have long hair, some of them have age on them.
Some some I've seen black eyes, you know, with no
white around the eyes. But then again I've seen some
with a little bit of white in their eyes. You know,
when they stare at you, it's like a cold stare.
You know, it's it gives you the eb gbis, so
to speak.
Speaker 17: But you know, they're just like people.
Speaker 1: We all three are humans and we don't look nothing alike,
but you know we do have characteristics that are alike.
Speaker 7: What about the eyes, to their eyes, the actual eye.
Is it all dark? Is it got whites? Is it?
Speaker 17: Well, some of them have.
Speaker 1: I've seen some with white, but I've seen some that
just look totally black.
Speaker 17: I've only seen one blue eyed one, just.
Speaker 1: One an encounter that I had to here in Arkansas
that was pretty pretty tight. But you know, most of
them have darkish eyes like brown. You know, I haven't
gone up and say, hey, let me look in your
eyes exactly.
Speaker 7: You know, I ever heard one laugh.
Speaker 17: You know, I heard it sounded like a bunch of women.
Speaker 1: In the woods. But it wasn't English. That sounded like
a bunch of women. And you could hear laughter within that.
It sounds like they were down there being busy. So
I guess, I guess the females, you know, talk about
like the females that we have around here, I mean
human species. But I mean that's the only time I
could say possibly I heard them laugh, you know, useless
talking back and forth to each other.
Speaker 7: Somebody asked if you've ever smelled them, either that order
they put out that putrid, or ever just smelt their
natural scent.
Speaker 1: Most of the ones, not all of them, have smells. Now,
I was talking to a researcher the other day, and
especially was talking about skunk eate. You know, do they
always smell that all the time or is that something
in their system like a skunk that would put off
in times, because like a skunk when it sprays, that's
a defense mechanism within their body to ward off people.
So we had a really interesting discussion of that. Some
of them, the main ones I've smelled and smelled like
real husky, real heavy urine top smell. It's kind of
like have you ever smelled an elk?
Speaker 17: Have you ever smelled a bull elk in the rut?
Speaker 1: You'll never forget the bigfoot smell because it's it's it's
sometimes it's you know, uh, sometimes it's so strong that
it'll make you like, you know, your gag reflex and
be like, oh, I mean some of them are pretty rank,
but not all of them, not all of them. It's
like the ones that I seen down in New Mexico.
You know, I never smelled that rask. Of course he
didn't stay. I don't know how long he was standing
there because I couldn't see him. He must have been
behind a tree. But I never smelled that one. Now
the ones that I've seen around locally. Some of them
have that smell. Some of them don't have that smell.
Some of them it's like, oh god, you know, sometimes
you smell him before you see him.
Speaker 7: Have you smelled that horrible stink? Oh yeah, almost like
rotten flesh or whatever.
Speaker 17: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, with a hint of wet dog and urine.
Speaker 7: And he has asked, could you have ever mistaken like
teeth chatter for rock clacking or have you heard rock
I mean, when you saw when the teeth were cheap
clacking you, so you witnessed it with your.
Speaker 1: Eyes to that one's teeth chattering like that. Now, I've
heard rock clacks in the woods, but the only chatters
that I've seen was that first one and a couple
of a couple more after that that were clicking their
teeth real fast, and I witnessed that. I Uh, but
I have experienced the rock clacking as well. I've used
that a few times. You know, if they bang on,
if they hit a tree, I'll hit a tree.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 1: If they clack rocks, I'll clack rocks, you know, to
communicate with them, just see what's going on. Uh.
Speaker 17: These things don't scare me.
Speaker 1: Uh, I'm sure that there's be some situations that I'll
be afraid, but I'm kind of an adrenaline junkie.
Speaker 17: I kind of pushed the envelope a little bit.
Speaker 7: Remember, this is the guy that hunts hogs with knives. Nice.
I thought I was really I thought I was really tough.
Speaker 1: I was a kid, I was probably eighteen years old,
and I'd set up some corn in one area, climbed
a tree, just proved to my dad that I could
And there was some grit come in. I jumped on
one of a dough on her back, ripped her throat,
and then gutted her out and took her home. Just
proved that I could do it.
Speaker 7: What about have you seen tree structures or any kind
of formations?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 17: Yeah, yeah, small ones, big ones.
Speaker 1: I found one in my new research area that's really
really interesting.
Speaker 17: I can send you to have Casey your video.
Speaker 1: On it if you'd like, because we've just crafted video
that it's starting to disintegrate. When I first seen it,
it was pretty sharp, pretty sharp, and it was kind
of like the TP type. Okay, And I had one
area down there and that I hunt There was a
lot of arcs and a lot of tree breaks in
this one area, and I got this real bad, uneasy
feeling in there and I stopped.
Speaker 17: I was on my full wed and I stopped started
deserving it.
Speaker 1: I pulled out my my iPhone, started video and stuff
looked out at my I pulled out my compass. My
compass was going all kind of crazy, so I don't
know if it was a magnetic field in that place
or not. In the second time I went back in
there to find that place, I know about the area
it is. But the second time I went down in there,
I was on my full wheeler. I was by myself,
and all of a sudden, this this fill of dread
came over me and it was just like you know,
I ended up stopping my four wheeler and cutting it
off and setting there. I knew, I knew they were there.
I didn't know where that was at, so.
Speaker 18: Kind of like being zapped, I guess, yeah, I kind
of like being zapped, Yeah, where you just get like
I knew I knew this something, And finally I just said, okay, okay,
you know, I was going back there to find that
place to get a video and again and pull out
another compass and see if it would do the same thing.
Speaker 1: So I ended up leaving. I said, okay, okay.
Speaker 17: I'm leaving.
Speaker 1: I'm leaving. So I just started my four wheel, turned around,
hit it right back out. You know, when these things
get around, if you're around them a long time or
like have a lot of encounters, your body will start
telling you that these things are around. When when they
get around, I sense it, you know, either you know,
the the hair on my arms will come up, or
on the back of my neck will come up, or
you know, I just know in my head.
Speaker 7: Well you know what what happens to me? And this
has happened so many times, and it's I've been right
every time. My heart will start beating really quick, like
it feels like I'm about to have a heart attack,
and then there'll be a big bang or a bucket kicker,
you know, something in camp and it's like, damn, it's
like I could I could sense them before they came.
And it's usually for me, it's my heart starts beating quick,
which never happens.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and a normal starts part of my life SARTs
pumping real yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's like your chest is going to come out
of your your heart's going to come out of.
Speaker 17: Your chest before I see them. Yeah, if they're close.
And now he brought past one and didn't even know it.
He was only thirty yards from me.
Speaker 1: You know, I kind of glanced over at it.
Speaker 17: I just thought it was rock.
Speaker 7: Oh, here's a good question somebody's asking about, like mind
speak or telepathy. Have you ever had any telepathic stuff?
Speaker 1: You know, I think jury's still out on that one. There. Uh,
I haven't ever heard them talk. But yet. On the
other hand, you know, I know in my mind that
one is close, But y'all don't hear nothing. Hey, you
know how you doing? You know you need to back
out of here, you know, or whatever. But I know
in my mind that they're there. And then when my
knowing my mind that they're there, then my body starts
reacting to that. So I don't you know, I've heard
talk to people that's had mine speak, And I don't
know if y'all ever y'all know Arla Williams up in Oklahoma.
Speaker 17: No, I don't, y'all need to get her on here.
She mind speak to them all the time.
Speaker 1: Really, she's got some fascinating stories. I'll have her numbers.
Speaker 7: Well, I'm planning I still haven't done it, but I
want to organize a bunch of people that have had
that experience to get them all together and see we
can get like seven eight people on all at the
same time that have had that kind of experience and
have yeah and have them share it. I better do
it before somebody does it before me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because it's out there. Now, it's out there. Now,
get on it.
Speaker 7: Well, can we could we ask Kate to book you again?
I mean, I'll and have you on again. David'd love
to because I know we you know, we can't cover
everything tonight. I know you've even had a dog man
experience and yeah, oh yeah, we gotta save that.
Speaker 1: We gotta save that real quick.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I can't even imagine. I've had, you know, I've
had in cow Owners and now finally had you know,
two really good visual encounters, and yeah, they're's they're very,
very real. Unfortunately, I've never seen the face. I've always
had their back to me or walking away from me,
and it's like, dang it, it's almost seems like a
non a non experience when you see that when you
don't get to see their face, because that's kind of everything. Okay, Anyhow,
we got to wind up. We're gonna stand by. We're
just going to do our wisdom of the week, which
I know you're gonna like, David, and we'll be right back.
Speaker 1: Just stand We'll be right back.
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disappears a little at a time while good people are distracted, divided,
or silent. So this week we Freedom survives only when
ordinary people practice courage, responsibility, and respect, and are willing
to defend the rights of others as fiercely as their own.
Speaker 9: Good Night.
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Speaker 1: For our rap.
Speaker 7: No.
Speaker 9: I love that one, God Bless the man.
Speaker 1: Yeah, don't get me started on that one.
Speaker 7: Yeah. No, oh, And we can talk about it next
time you come on. I think that we had a
great show. I think people loved it.
Speaker 17: You, David Man, I love being on here.
Speaker 1: Oh my experiences. Now, I wouldn't do it for a
long time, you know, because I knew the ridicule was going. Yeah,
it seems the most problems that I've had it not
been ordinary people, you know, It's been the It's been
the church. Yeah, most problems out of but in some
of the places that I'm being able to go share it,
God's give me a platform. But they've asked me to
stay over the next day and do a service the
next day. They preach the next day. So that's how
I got dubbed the Bigfoot preacher. So it gives me
not only a time to share my encounters and you know,
get ideals from other people and stuff, because I'm always
up for you know, tell me, tell me how you
did it.
Speaker 17: What was your encounter? You know, what's the tools you're using?
Speaker 1: How you doing this? You know? I want to continuously
learn because I ain't not there.
Speaker 7: But and Dave, would you be willing to say a
prayer for Minxy who lost her friend me Wanda?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 7: For her family?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 17: Yeah, you want me to close some prayer there?
Speaker 1: All right? Guys, have any father? Would just thank you
for this day? Father God Lord, I just ask you
by the power of your Holy Spirit and the blood
that ran down that tree. Father God, Lord, that may
be people in here that don't know you as our
Lord and savior. Father God, I pray through this somehow,
Father God, that's seed had been planted, Father God, because
I know this goes down on a lot of platforms,
it's Lord, I just asked that you put your hand
upon all those platforms, Father God, let the seed has
been sold that brings people to you, Father God, the
Lord we have this friend on here, Father God, had lost.
There forem Father God, the loss of somebody is devastating.
We never I mean, it's just something that we know.
There's life, we know there's death. But Father, sometimes we
get angry. Sometimes we doubt, we don't.
Speaker 17: We just can't make all the pieces go together.
Speaker 1: And Father, I just asked that, Father God, that you
would send the power of the Holy Spirit, even while
we're saying this prayer to comfort this person. Because you're
the God of all comfort. Father, you say that you
come to us and comfort us in all of our
troubles that we go through, not only to comfort us,
but also so we will comfort others. So Father, I
just asked to give it peace in our heart, Father
God Lord. I for any needs of anybody listening right now.
They can just say them out louder. They can think
of them in their mind because you know everything. But
I just ask if you would grant them their needs Father,
where it's a financial Father God, or if it's a
touch of healing, Father God, whether their spirit and their
body and their soul, Father God, or be just asked
as to ask for our host here today, Father God,
allow me to pray open on the air, Father god Lord,
I lift them up, Father God Lord, ask that you
touchlee got and direct them, Father God, because this is
a big thing, Father god Lord, I just pray that
more people would understand what we're trying to do here.
And we give you all the glory and the thanks
and Jesus name, I pray amen and amen, Thank you
you bet guys.
Speaker 7: Thank you Dave. But that we will be back next
week Sunday night at seven, and we're going to see
you again, David.
Speaker 17: Okay, I'll thank you.
Speaker 1: Crazy over here she heard you.
Speaker 7: Yeah, good. We'll be in touch on them all right, Thanks,
all right.
Speaker 10: Call you up in the middle of the night and
bothered by dreams and feeling all day you give me comfort,
say just give.
Speaker 5: It some time.
Speaker 10: By the end of our talk and feeling just fine,
you and I always know when we be the signal ordinarysm.
Speaker 7: We got go in all.
Speaker 6: I pick you up in the fifteen hour part.
Speaker 7: We head on down the road till we.
Speaker 3: Care for just you and the sun and the wind.
Speaker 7: If the racious top.
Speaker 19: Calling, we head all over again.
Speaker 6: Everybody else can see when we've been.
Speaker 19: Long in no ordinary easm, we got go in all.
At the end of the world together forever swall and
our ray, if ever you should be in town in
our prey, we never puts apart, and always.
Speaker 6: All the time.
Speaker 19: When we made together every day rocados, it never would
be less straight up on the way.
Speaker 6: Back home workay.
Speaker 3: At the end of the.
Speaker 10: World together forever small than our way, if ever you
should be endowed a comparate.
Speaker 3: They never compose a part.
Speaker 5: In Norway.
Speaker 6: At the end of the world together.
Speaker 7: Forever is fond in Norway.
Speaker 10: If eether you should be in town in Hollway, they
never compose a part in all way, one.
Speaker 6: Time everything together.
Speaker 7: We never retain a.
Speaker 6: Hand those we never would be astray and all bound
by a go to you are again