Speaker 1: Hey, you there, thanks for tuning in.
Speaker 2: You're ready for another episode of my big Foot Sighting.
Speaker 1: All right, then let's do this.
Speaker 3: Seen a bunch of rundown no horse towns where the
Speaker 3: church at the backbone lows and the bow and the
Speaker 3: fasting melodies cove in with the bomb man rose, with
Speaker 3: the roofs run deep beyond the nose of the busy.
Speaker 4: Streets with the songs.
Speaker 5: Of the South of su Then.
Speaker 3: When I hear the promp porch picking down home rhythm
Speaker 3: bringing out I Don't Run from Banjung music.
Speaker 1: Yeah, if you've had a bigfoot sighting and I would
Speaker 1: like to be a guest, please go to my Bigfoot
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Speaker 2: Know bigfoot sightings happened all in the state of Oregon,
Speaker 2: and my name's in it, and I'm here with my
Speaker 2: sister in law, Kim, And I'll kind of start out
Speaker 2: myself because I had a really early childhood experience with
Speaker 2: some juvenilesas squatch. So it was the year of nineteen
Speaker 2: sixty nine and all the neighborhood kids had been playing
Speaker 2: two houses down at this fort. It was an open
Speaker 2: for so it had two different levels and it had
Speaker 2: a ladder that went between it, and you know, the
Speaker 2: different posts and this backyard. Just to kind of give
Speaker 2: you a bit of a description, it kind of declined
Speaker 2: down and then there was the ford at the bottom,
Speaker 2: but there was also railroad tracks that went down with
Speaker 2: no fencing or anything. So below the ford and below
Speaker 2: the yard was railroad tracks and on the other side
Speaker 2: of the railroad tracks was just greenways and water ways
Speaker 2: and trees and fruit trees and stuff like that, and
Speaker 2: a lot of BlackBerry too. So I was four years
Speaker 2: old and it was the fall of nineteen sixty nine.
Speaker 2: All summer long, all of the neighborhood kids had been
Speaker 2: playing on this fort. But school had started and I
Speaker 2: was too young to go to school, and my older
Speaker 2: brother and sister they they were in school. And my
Speaker 2: parents told me that morning that we were moving, and
Speaker 2: we'd moved before, so I kind of knew that that
Speaker 2: meant I would probably never see that ford again. So
Speaker 2: my parents had some friends over and they were, you know,
Speaker 2: packing stuff up. The house was becoming kind of a
Speaker 2: lot closer to empty, and they had both the front
Speaker 2: door and the back door open. Well, I snuck out
Speaker 2: the back door because I wanted to go see that ford,
Speaker 2: and I went and I snuck out the back door,
Speaker 2: and I walked through the yard up to the side walk,
Speaker 2: and then I walked past the one house next door
Speaker 2: to us, and then I had access after that to
Speaker 2: the house the second house down, and I went down
Speaker 2: the hill. But being four years old, I was really
Speaker 2: busy looking at the ground. I wanted I didn't want
Speaker 2: to fall, because you know, I just didn't want to
Speaker 2: fall anyways, So I was watching the ground as I
Speaker 2: was walking. And I get down the yard and I,
Speaker 2: you know, get to the bottom of the ford, and
Speaker 2: I looked up and there was four hair covered beings
Speaker 2: there standing there. They were small, like children. The one
Speaker 2: above me was a male and I could tell that
Speaker 2: he was a male because his shoulders were really bulky
Speaker 2: as far as the muscles were, you know, much bigger
Speaker 2: than it would be on a female. And he had
Speaker 2: a round face. And because I was looking, so I
Speaker 2: was on the ground and at the lowest level, and
Speaker 2: they were at the top levels, I could only really
Speaker 2: see from maybe their belly buttons and up you know,
Speaker 2: on them. They were scared when I saw them. They
Speaker 2: were scared. And that was the weird thing, because they
Speaker 2: kind of huddled together. So there was a male that
Speaker 2: was directly above us. He was the tallest, and then
Speaker 2: beside him was a female and she was much shorter,
Speaker 2: and when I say shorter, I would say she was
Speaker 2: maybe three and a half feet, He was probably four
Speaker 2: and a half five foot tall. And then there was
Speaker 2: another female next to her that was maybe three feet tall,
Speaker 2: clearly the youngest of them. And then there was another
Speaker 2: male next to the youngest female, and he was maybe
Speaker 2: like four four and a half feet I'm not sure,
Speaker 2: a little shorter than the first one that was above me.
Speaker 2: They had well, the boys seemed to have a little
Speaker 2: bit round their faces, but the faces were kind of
Speaker 2: a light colored like maybe a baseball myth that was
Speaker 2: maybe a month old that you'd been playing pretty well with.
Speaker 2: So it was about that color of their skin was.
Speaker 2: Their hair would look to be kind of just a
Speaker 2: real reddish colored hair and you know, kind of golden red.
Speaker 2: It varied, and I'll get further into that in a bit.
Speaker 2: But their eyes were really they were really large on
Speaker 2: the head and I could see the whites of the eyes,
Speaker 2: and then their pupils were really really large, and the
Speaker 2: irish that goes around the pupil was very light blue
Speaker 2: and very thin actually, so the pupil being bigger than
Speaker 2: the iris being actually a real thin circle and comforencing it.
Speaker 2: And they were scared. They were huddled together and just
Speaker 2: kind of had their mouths sort of in a kind
Speaker 2: of oh position, like you know, they were surprised, you know.
Speaker 2: And I just kept looking at him, thinking because in
Speaker 2: nineteen sixty eight, Planet of the Apes had come out,
Speaker 2: so I'm trying to think, you know, what is it
Speaker 2: that I'm looking at it. It doesn't look like a monkey,
Speaker 2: doesn't look like a gorilla. It doesn't look like those
Speaker 2: characters on Planet of the Apes either, because their faces
Speaker 2: were really flat. But as I was thinking that, the
Speaker 2: tallest male jumped down right in front of me, and
Speaker 2: he bent down and he put his hands out on
Speaker 2: my shoulders, but he didn't grip my shoulders. He kept
Speaker 2: his fingers straight and just braced me. And that's when
Speaker 2: I kind of, you know, I'm scared. I'm terrified. But
Speaker 2: I looked down at his arm hair and it's hanging
Speaker 2: off of his arm, and it's it's like closer to
Speaker 2: the skin. It's a real mahogany, real red kind of
Speaker 2: red fox color, but then as the hair goes out longer,
Speaker 2: it goes into a golden color. So I kind of
Speaker 2: knew that that was sort of how they were colored.
Speaker 2: It was kind of a varying between the two colors.
Speaker 2: But he put his he bent over and he put
Speaker 2: his face down to mine. So I'm trying not to
Speaker 2: look at his face because i know he's going to
Speaker 2: do something, and he lets out this shrilling, horrible scream
Speaker 2: that just ricocheted through my body. And then what he
Speaker 2: did was he just lifted his hands away from me,
Speaker 2: and I staggered backwards and fell down on my butt.
Speaker 2: And then he bent down and he he put one
Speaker 2: arm on the post of the ford, and his arm
Speaker 2: was really long, so he's reaching up high on the
Speaker 2: post as he squatted down. And then he turns around
Speaker 2: and he takes his other fist and he punches the
Speaker 2: dirt at me, like stay back, no, don't get too
Speaker 2: close to us. And then he turned around and he
Speaker 2: just pulled himself up like a monkey would with just
Speaker 2: the one arm, and he was right back in the
Speaker 2: position that he was in up there with them again.
Speaker 2: But then I started hearing this kind of bulldozing coming
Speaker 2: through across from the railroad tracks through the greenery, coming
Speaker 2: towards me, and they're looking over there too, And out
Speaker 2: of the blackberries on all fours is an adult male
Speaker 2: and he comes just rushing out on all fours and
Speaker 2: his arms ended up going over the railroad tracks and
Speaker 2: a bunch of rock kicked up from his hands, and
Speaker 2: he looked at me and he just growled, and then
Speaker 2: he instantly looked up at them, and they looked like
Speaker 2: they were in trouble, and they instantly jumped down from
Speaker 2: the top of the fort and went around behind him.
Speaker 2: And when they did it, they kind of were going
Speaker 2: on all like they had the one of their arms
Speaker 2: on the ground, and then they kind of crawled off
Speaker 2: with kind of on all fours, but except for one
Speaker 2: arm they were using to sort of navigate where they
Speaker 2: were going on all fours, so they had sort of
Speaker 2: one arm extended out, and they went right back into
Speaker 2: the hole that he came out of. Then he looked
Speaker 2: back at me, and he kind of looked forward and
Speaker 2: he just went made this horrible huffing kind of like that,
Speaker 2: like he was so frustrated that I had caused so
Speaker 2: much problem with him and his family. And I don't
Speaker 2: know if it was an older brother. I would say
Speaker 2: he looked between if I could put him in human age,
Speaker 2: he looked younger, like, you know, between eighteen and twenty two, so,
Speaker 2: and I just don't know really what his position was
Speaker 2: or what in the group. But anyways, he turned around
Speaker 2: and after he did that resigning kind of frustrated huff
Speaker 2: at me, he turned around and he just crawled back
Speaker 2: in to that hole in the blackberries. And I remember
Speaker 2: looking kind of at his butt and how the hair
Speaker 2: came off, and how much it kind of looked like
Speaker 2: a bear's butt almost, you know, just very similar, the
Speaker 2: way the hair hung and all that. And then I
Speaker 2: just was stunned and I sat there just frozen for
Speaker 2: a while. And finally I got up and walked back home.
Speaker 2: When I got to the house in front of you know,
Speaker 2: the house that was directly in front of our house,
Speaker 2: I stood there and suddenly I had this horrible rushing field.
Speaker 2: It felt to me like the world just got much
Speaker 2: bigger around me. And I walked into the house and
Speaker 2: there's my parents and their friends packing stuff up. But
Speaker 2: I didn't know who my parents were. I think I
Speaker 2: was in such a state of shock, and I didn't
Speaker 2: know who my parents were, and I didn't know. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I didn't know who my parents were. And my dad
Speaker 2: he looked up at me, he's like, there you are,
Speaker 2: and he picked me up and he put me up
Speaker 2: on the firehart because they were trying to roll up
Speaker 2: the rug that was in front. My mom gives me
Speaker 2: a loving smile, and I just remember feeling so grateful
Speaker 2: that I had, you know, loving parents, and that they
Speaker 2: were my parents. And I do remember too that it
Speaker 2: took a little while for me to when we picked
Speaker 2: up my brother and sister later on, it took me
Speaker 2: a little while to kind of get my memory back,
Speaker 2: Like I didn't know my brother and sister either.
Speaker 6: It was.
Speaker 2: It was a very strange thing, but it didn't last
Speaker 2: long before all my memories came back of that. So
Speaker 2: that was kind of my first experience. Life went on
Speaker 2: pretty pretty good after that, and nothing ever really happened
Speaker 2: in my childhood from then on. I think my first
Speaker 2: experience when I happened was I was in my thirties
Speaker 2: and my ex husband and I were up up in
Speaker 2: the mountains north of oak Ridge and we were just
Speaker 2: camping for the night. Our plan was the next morning
Speaker 2: to go out to eastern Oregon. But we just needed
Speaker 2: a place to stay, and we went to this one
Speaker 2: camp spot that's a common camp spot, but only three
Speaker 2: camp sites, and they there was people there with the
Speaker 2: pitbulls that were off leash, and I had a Corgie
Speaker 2: that he never did well with dogs off leash, and
Speaker 2: I didn't want to cause a problem even though there
Speaker 2: was this open so we just kind of took our
Speaker 2: map out and we started driving up this logging road
Speaker 2: and apparently there was supposed to be a lake up there,
Speaker 2: and we never really reached the lake, but we drove
Speaker 2: like twenty five miles up into the mountains. But when
Speaker 2: we got to that, we did find this little lake.
Speaker 2: It wasn't the lake we were looking for, but we
Speaker 2: found this small lake that had these real, you know,
Speaker 2: rough campsites around it, and we just set up our tent.
Speaker 2: It was eight point thirty it was getting dark out,
Speaker 2: and I didn't really want to camp there though, because
Speaker 2: there was ripe huckleberry bushes everywhere around this little lake
Speaker 2: and you know, in between the campsites. And of course
Speaker 2: I'm worried about a bear coming in at night, honest,
Speaker 2: because of the right huckleberries. But I remember thinking standing there,
Speaker 2: thinking that, you know, it's getting too dark to go
Speaker 2: down the narrow steep you know, winding roads back, you know,
Speaker 2: And we still needed a place to stay, so I
Speaker 2: just took the risk, and so we didn't have a campfire.
Speaker 2: We set up the tent and we went to bed,
Speaker 2: and because we wanted to get up really early and
Speaker 2: drive out to eastern Oregon. And I I woke up
Speaker 2: at like one forty at night and I had to
Speaker 2: go to the bathroom, but I heard off so to
Speaker 2: let you know, when we got to this campsite, there
Speaker 2: was a little lake and all of that, you didn't
Speaker 2: we just parked off the road. There wasn't really a
Speaker 2: parking lot or anything like that, so we just parked
Speaker 2: off the logging road. But on the other side of
Speaker 2: the logging road was like probably an incline up the
Speaker 2: mountain that was maybe sixty to seventy percent incline. And
Speaker 2: so when I woke up at one forty in the morning,
Speaker 2: I heard what sounded well what I thought was a
Speaker 2: little herd of elk, maybe a few elk, coming off
Speaker 2: that hill. And I was like, oh, well, I'll just
Speaker 2: wait you know, till the elk go around and pass
Speaker 2: me and go into the forest past the lake before
Speaker 2: I get out to go to the bathroom, right, you know,
Speaker 2: I got to be safe, that's important. So but when
Speaker 2: the elk got down to the logging road right by
Speaker 2: my tent, there was kind of a pause and I
Speaker 2: was waiting, and then I hear three bipedal beings. One
Speaker 2: walked on one side of my tent, one walked on
Speaker 2: another side of my tent, and one walked on the
Speaker 2: curvature of the lake. So that was I didn't know
Speaker 2: what to make of it. I kept just telling myself
Speaker 2: it was elk. It had to be elk, that's you know.
Speaker 2: I didn't have the idea of a bigfoot or and
Speaker 2: it was way too heavy. The footballs were too heavy
Speaker 2: to be a human being, you know. And I had
Speaker 2: once heard prior to that and elk run through the woods,
Speaker 2: and how it or not an elka, a moose runs
Speaker 2: through the woods. I was in Montana, and it sounded
Speaker 2: heavy like a moose would sound. I mean, the earth
Speaker 2: moved when these things actually walked. But they got to
Speaker 2: either side of my tent, and then they started going
Speaker 2: from foot to foot just slowly foot to foot, foot
Speaker 2: to foot, and I could feel the earth moving, and
Speaker 2: all three of them do it, and then they kind
Speaker 2: of get into unity with what they're doing, so each
Speaker 2: one they're matching each other on what they're doing as
Speaker 2: far as the foot to foot, which leaves me feeling
Speaker 2: like I'm in a rocking chair or in a crib
Speaker 2: being rocked a little bit. I don't know how, but
Speaker 2: all of a sudden, there was no more. There was
Speaker 2: no rocking. I never heard them leave. I didn't hear
Speaker 2: anything walk off, but I checked my watch and it
Speaker 2: was two twenty in the morning. Forty minutes had gone by,
Speaker 2: and I just don't know really what happened. But I'm
Speaker 2: just sitting there and I'm going, did they leave? What's
Speaker 2: going on? And I was just too afraid to get
Speaker 2: out of my tent, so I had to go to
Speaker 2: the bathroom. But I just held it and I made
Speaker 2: myself fall asleep. And the next morning I got out
Speaker 2: of there. I oh, And I didn't say anything to
Speaker 2: my ex husband about it, because what am I supposed
Speaker 2: to say? I don't I don't even know what happened.
Speaker 2: So then later on, you know, we left and we
Speaker 2: didn't check for any signs of anything, you know, I didn't.
Speaker 2: I just wanted to pack up, and he just he
Speaker 2: he got up. He's like, that's the best night of
Speaker 2: sleep I've ever had, you know. I even tried to
Speaker 2: shake him that night and he wouldn't wake up while
Speaker 2: this was happening. So that was just the whole thing
Speaker 2: was really weird. It felt like it was meant for me.
Speaker 2: But yeah, So the next thing happened was I was
Speaker 2: up in the woods by myself. I had taken my
Speaker 2: dog up there and I wanted to show her, you know,
Speaker 2: a beautiful trail to hike on. But we got up
Speaker 2: to the trailhead and the trail there was a parking
Speaker 2: lot and then you had to climb kind of over
Speaker 2: the creek area and then the trail it goes up
Speaker 2: and downhill and stuff. And I wasn't in very good shape,
Speaker 2: and I just looked over from from the parking lot
Speaker 2: and I walked into the woods. And when the moment
Speaker 2: I took a step into the woods because I was
Speaker 2: just going to fall along the creek for a little bit,
Speaker 2: just show her the water and not really spend too
Speaker 2: much time, right, But the moment I walked past that
Speaker 2: parking lot, it felt like something was standing over me,
Speaker 2: and it was pissed off. And I'm sorry for that language,
Speaker 2: but it was mad, it was angry, and so I
Speaker 2: instantly just froze and I turned my back on kind
Speaker 2: of where I felt it standing over me. I couldn't
Speaker 2: see anything, and I'm trying to look. Now. My dog's
Speaker 2: staring at something behind me too, and she wouldn't stop
Speaker 2: looking in and her eyes are wide, and I just
Speaker 2: said to it, in my mind, you know, back off
Speaker 2: now for me. It's not going to end well for
Speaker 2: you or me. And I just tried to put that
Speaker 2: out there. And then I kind of was like, hey,
Speaker 2: we're only here to just walk up a little bit.
Speaker 2: And I looked up where I was going to walk to,
Speaker 2: and I said, that's as far as I'm going, and
Speaker 2: then we'll turn around and come back. I came here
Speaker 2: because of this dog's never seen the woods, and I'm
Speaker 2: trying to show her and I care about her, and
Speaker 2: I'm trying to flask pictures of her life and her
Speaker 2: previous life to when I had to whatever I'm talking to,
Speaker 2: just pictures. So I went ahead and just proceeded up
Speaker 2: the creek. I had to climb over trees that were
Speaker 2: broken down and all of that to get to finally
Speaker 2: at the spot where we were at the whole time,
Speaker 2: it felt like something was watching me. Also, on that
Speaker 2: side where I could feel it watching me was like
Speaker 2: a hedge of laurel and oring and grape and you
Speaker 2: know vine maple that was probably about six feet tall.
Speaker 2: So I don't know if there was something behind that
Speaker 2: hedge or if something was just invisible and looking at me,
Speaker 2: but I could feel its emotions like I started trying
Speaker 2: to get my dog to I splashed the water a
Speaker 2: little bit, and I felt its emotion changed from being
Speaker 2: you know, really angry and dominant to sort of dominant
Speaker 2: and curious and so whatever this was seemed kind of
Speaker 2: human like, but I couldn't see anything. So anyways, but
Speaker 2: in the meantime, my dog's continuously is looking off to
Speaker 2: the side that I'm feeling this things at And my
Speaker 2: dog won't take what she's looking at me, but she
Speaker 2: won't take her eyes off what's behind me. So anyways,
Speaker 2: I get up to that spot where I said I
Speaker 2: would turn around, and I was looking into up the
Speaker 2: creek and I was just thinking, oh, my god, it's
Speaker 2: so beautiful, and I'm thinking this in my head. I'm
Speaker 2: thinking I could just walk forever. And in the moment
Speaker 2: I thought that, instantly there was a dread of bolt
Speaker 2: that just wrick a sheet through my body, and I went, yeah,
Speaker 2: I know. I thought I was talking to something I
Speaker 2: haven't forgotten about you. I'm a person of my honor.
Speaker 2: I will turn around and leave. And I turned around
Speaker 2: and walked out. And it was really strange because when
Speaker 2: I got to that point of when I stepped in
Speaker 2: the forest and I felt something watching me, the moment
Speaker 2: I stepped in the parking lot, that feeling went totally gone.
Speaker 2: It was gone, never existed. So that was weird. And
Speaker 2: so I went home and it seemed like after that,
Speaker 2: you know, people talk about the hitchhiker effect. That's when
Speaker 2: things at home kind of started getting weird. One night,
Speaker 2: I was in my house and I, uh, I thought
Speaker 2: it was late at night, and I thought, oh, my goodness,
Speaker 2: you know, because now I'm starting to think about Bigfoot
Speaker 2: and I'm thinking they don't exist. This is just in
Speaker 2: my head. It does not exist. Be you know, I'm
Speaker 2: being stupid. And I got up and went to bed.
Speaker 2: Next day. I'm on my computer. I'm playing a video game.
Speaker 2: I've got a earphone set that's a half earphone, so
Speaker 2: only one ear has an actual head piece, and then
Speaker 2: it's got a mic. It was a great headphone, but anyway,
Speaker 2: so I could hear what was happening in the house.
Speaker 2: And all of a sudden I heard kubboom boom on
Speaker 2: the center of my house, at the top at the roof.
Speaker 2: And it was then I heard boom boom of something
Speaker 2: running off my roof, and I got up and I
Speaker 2: instantly ran outside. And as I hear, you know, the
Speaker 2: boom boom, all the dogs up the street going out
Speaker 2: to the open field that goes up into the mountains.
Speaker 2: Every dog started barking. I ran out the front, and
Speaker 2: in my mind, I'm kind of I'm standing out front,
Speaker 2: going what the heck? And I'm trying to look up
Speaker 2: at my roof and from the front there's peaks so
Speaker 2: you can't really see the roof, and I something in
Speaker 2: my mind, just a soft voice comes into my mind,
Speaker 2: come to the field, you will see us. And I thought, no,
Speaker 2: I'm not going to do that. My house just is ruined.
Speaker 2: My roof is ruined by how hard that thing landed
Speaker 2: on my roof. So I run to the back where
Speaker 2: I can get a view of my roof and I
Speaker 2: look at my roof and it's nothing's even touched my roof,
Speaker 2: so going, oh great. So yeah, they showed me that
Speaker 2: they're real, and I think it was kind of a
Speaker 2: comeback to what And it also showed me that they're
Speaker 2: linking into my mind, which is creepy, but you know,
Speaker 2: it doesn't feel like anything that hasn't always been anyways,
Speaker 2: you know, I don't know. So yeah, And then there
Speaker 2: was another time that kind of shortly after that that
Speaker 2: I I was out in our field. Well, I was
Speaker 2: walking up the street where that field was, and there
Speaker 2: was a guy that was trying to put a trailer,
Speaker 2: like a small tear dog trailer on the back of
Speaker 2: his truck, and just one of my neighbors. I don't
Speaker 2: know him at all, but I kind of smiled and
Speaker 2: said hi, and I walked up there and it's a
Speaker 2: big open field and I always walk the neighborhoods, so
Speaker 2: it's a field I'm very very familiar with. And I
Speaker 2: go there and I look up and there's what looks
Speaker 2: it's like a five foot tall it's way at the
Speaker 2: distance over by the creek, past the field, so we're
Speaker 2: talking probably two hundred yards away. But I see what
Speaker 2: looks like maybe a five or six foot tall redwood tree,
Speaker 2: but no tree top, just broken off, and I thought,
Speaker 2: that's weird. That has to be maybe a sasquatch. But
Speaker 2: I'm like looking at it, thinking, I don't feel like
Speaker 2: it's facing me because I don't see a face. It
Speaker 2: just really looks like a red rood tree broken off.
Speaker 2: And so I got home on so I turned around
Speaker 2: and walked and then there's another street one street up
Speaker 2: that also goes out to that field, and so I
Speaker 2: walked around the block, went out to where you could
Speaker 2: see that field from that street, and there was no
Speaker 2: redwood tree in that field. There was nothing there, just
Speaker 2: grass and the green trees. So that was that experience,
Speaker 2: and so that's been about what I have. And then
Speaker 2: we were up at at a lake here and up
Speaker 2: in the mountains and we were sitting there and visiting.
Speaker 2: I think it was our second day that we were there.
Speaker 2: And this is the one with Kim here, my sister
Speaker 2: in law, that we kind of experienced together. Yes, yes,
Speaker 2: So it was the second night that we were there,
Speaker 2: and my husband had gone to the car, I found
Speaker 2: out later to enjoy the air conditioning because it was
Speaker 2: so hot, and he wanted vape. And what was your
Speaker 2: husband doing?
Speaker 6: Honestly, I don't he went through much.
Speaker 2: He was in their trailer, and so it was just
Speaker 2: Kim and I out there at the CAMPSI and we
Speaker 2: were visiting and talking and stuff, and I started noticing, like,
Speaker 2: through the trees and the branches and stuff, I see
Speaker 2: what looks like a sasquatch. It's about probably one hundred
Speaker 2: and sixty feet away, and it's just it looks to
Speaker 2: me like what I can see is I can see
Speaker 2: this big face. And I'm talking big, like maybe a
Speaker 2: foot and a half at least, all faces, it's huge.
Speaker 2: It was huge. And then I could see, you know,
Speaker 2: four foot across shoulders, black hair, and the head just
Speaker 2: kind of a rounded head, so it almost I thought
Speaker 2: it was probably down on its haunches and squatted down,
Speaker 2: is what I thought. The face, though, was really distinctive
Speaker 2: even that far away. Normally I don't think you'd be
Speaker 2: able to see their face except for that the skin
Speaker 2: was super light colored, you know, just like a white
Speaker 2: person's skin. But I could see the black eyes. They
Speaker 2: were just solid black. There was no no color to
Speaker 2: it at all.
Speaker 6: You couldn't define the eyes from.
Speaker 2: The hair, yeah, or from the yeah.
Speaker 6: But you could see the shadow of them.
Speaker 2: You could see that they were just dark shadows. And
Speaker 2: then you could see that I could see the nostrils
Speaker 2: of the nose and just said there was a nose there.
Speaker 2: And then the mouth. You could definitely see the mouth.
Speaker 2: For me, he just had it straight when I was
Speaker 2: looking at him. Well, and so I'm scratching my eyes
Speaker 2: and I'm looking and Kim's like, what are you looking at?
Speaker 2: And I'm like, well, you know, I don't know if
Speaker 2: it's paradelia or what, but it looks to me like
Speaker 2: a sasquatch. And so then I asked Kim. I'm like, Kim,
Speaker 2: do you want to sit here and see if you
Speaker 2: see what I'm seeing and just look where I'm looking.
Speaker 2: And she's like, yeah, I did, And then I'm looking, Kim,
Speaker 2: say the rest.
Speaker 7: And so I sat down and I looked where she
Speaker 7: was looking, and.
Speaker 6: I could see the mouth.
Speaker 7: The mouth was very wide, and for me, it was
Speaker 7: a smile from ear to ear literally, and it definitely
Speaker 7: it was squashed down, you know, where the chest was
Speaker 7: up to the face, but the head was so huge.
Speaker 7: I've never seen anything like that, And out of curiosity
Speaker 7: and to really kind of I wasn't sure what I
Speaker 7: was looking at because it was kind of shocking, and
Speaker 7: so I got up out of the chair and just
Speaker 7: headed towards it.
Speaker 6: I didn't feel afraid.
Speaker 7: I just wanted to get closer to really confirm what
Speaker 7: I was looking at. And nothing, nothing on the face
Speaker 7: changed at all, not the eyes, not the mouth, everything,
Speaker 7: as if he was just completely still. I don't even
Speaker 7: know if he was breathing. Honestly, it was just that still.
Speaker 7: I got about halfway the hair and all of a
Speaker 7: sudden something told me to stop, and I just felt
Speaker 7: that I needed to turn around and go back, and
Speaker 7: I did, and honestly, I was talking to annat I
Speaker 7: was like, I don't know why I didn't.
Speaker 6: Take a picture. Yeah, why didn't we take a picture
Speaker 6: of it?
Speaker 2: And I'm thinking, why did I even let her get
Speaker 2: near these I know that you don't get near these things,
Speaker 2: and I just let her walk off, Like what was
Speaker 2: I thinking? Yeah? And the whole thing about it, though
Speaker 2: the energy was so good.
Speaker 6: It was very calm.
Speaker 2: It was very was smiling, and then she saw him smiling.
Speaker 2: He didn't I When she took off to go see him.
Speaker 2: I looked over at him and I just kind of
Speaker 2: nodded and I smiled at him, and then I never
Speaker 2: looked at him again, you know, I just kind of
Speaker 2: it just acknowledged him and think Kim came back, you know,
Speaker 2: and she's like, I don't know, I saw, you know,
Speaker 2: I saw something forman anyhow. Yeah, if we don't know
Speaker 2: if he moved closer to her or what happened.
Speaker 6: Yeah, because.
Speaker 7: Not completely sure what Annette saw, but both of us agreed.
Speaker 6: He was crouched down.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and I thought he was young because he just
Speaker 7: appeared that way to me, with this humongous smile.
Speaker 6: There was no teeth involved, the lips were closed.
Speaker 7: It was just literally this huge smile, and it just
Speaker 7: felt really calm and peaceful. Otherwise I wouldn't. I don't
Speaker 7: think I would have walked towards him, right. But I
Speaker 7: didn't call my husband over. Annette didn't call her husband over.
Speaker 2: No. We kind of just and we never said anything
Speaker 2: that night to her. Mint. It wasn't until the next
Speaker 2: day that I'm like, hey, wait, it's almost like we
Speaker 2: kind of forgot about it.
Speaker 7: We did, yeah, And the next morning you said, look
Speaker 7: over there, and I looked towards that way and there.
Speaker 6: Was nothing there. Yeah, And I was like, oh.
Speaker 7: My goodness, we did see something.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 7: I had a more of an experience rather than a
Speaker 7: siding when I was about eighteen. This was around Oakridge
Speaker 7: and back in nineteen seventy eight, and I was on
Speaker 7: an evening ride with some friends on motorcycles and we
Speaker 7: were just a little bit out of town and we
Speaker 7: decided to stop on this old bridge and you know,
Speaker 7: view the water and the river running by and stuff.
Speaker 7: And we were off our bikes standing there, and we
Speaker 7: were only there for a few seconds, honestly before the
Speaker 7: experience happened. And it's just, you know, a small river,
Speaker 7: and on both sides were brush and trees, quite a
Speaker 7: bit of trees. And it was you know, late summer,
Speaker 7: so there was a lot of dead brush around and
Speaker 7: leaves already that had fallen off the trees. It is
Speaker 7: one thing I noticed when I really thought about it later. Anyway,
Speaker 7: we're standing there talking looking at the river, and out
Speaker 7: of nowhere we got plummeted with rocks and It wasn't
Speaker 7: just one rock. It was several rocks at a time
Speaker 7: coming from the right side of the river. And you
Speaker 7: didn't hear anything. There was no movement, you didn't see anything.
Speaker 7: You just saw these rocks coming at us, and they
Speaker 7: were hitting the road, the bridge, hitting the bike, but
Speaker 7: not one rock hit us personally. And this all happened
Speaker 7: in amount of of seconds, and of course we just
Speaker 7: got on the bikes and took off, but got into
Speaker 7: town and pulled over and got off our bikes and
Speaker 7: just were talking between us about what what had just happened,
Speaker 7: and that we were all even the men in the
Speaker 7: group were like, we were all scared.
Speaker 6: It was a very scary experience.
Speaker 7: So that was my first experience of something unusual. And
Speaker 7: at the time there was rumor of colts, you know,
Speaker 7: because nobody thought a bigfoot or sasquatch.
Speaker 6: It just wasn't everything was Everything was a cult.
Speaker 2: Then if it's weird, it's a cult.
Speaker 6: Right, and you're in the woods, right.
Speaker 7: But then years later when I began to really put
Speaker 7: it together, how you know, it was impossible for that
Speaker 7: many rocks to come up at us all at the
Speaker 7: same time and not hear anybody moving or seeing anybody,
Speaker 7: and so I began to believe that that was an encounter.
Speaker 6: Then moving.
Speaker 7: Several years later, my husband and I were during Crater Lake.
Speaker 7: This was about in twenty eighteen, and we were driving
Speaker 7: the rim of it, and you know, stopping along the
Speaker 7: way and taking pictures and enjoying the day. And this
Speaker 7: was again in summertime, and we stopped at this waterfall,
Speaker 7: probably three quarters of the way around the rim, and
Speaker 7: walked up the path, and there was a lot of people,
Speaker 7: you know, coming and going from this waterfall trail. And
Speaker 7: so when we got done, we got back in the
Speaker 7: car and we drove off and probably about I want
Speaker 7: to say, fifteen minutes down the road. It's quiet, we
Speaker 7: don't have a radio on, we're not even talking really
Speaker 7: in that moment, and we're driving.
Speaker 2: You have like.
Speaker 7: A cliff on one side of us and a mountain
Speaker 7: edge on the other side of us, and out of
Speaker 7: nowhere this shrilling scream that actually felt like it vibrated
Speaker 7: the truck. It was so piercing. I can't even tell you.
Speaker 7: It reminded me if i'd have stepped, if I had
Speaker 7: heard a pterodactyl. It was so shrilling. My husband hit
Speaker 7: the brakes, we came to a stop. We had thought
Speaker 7: that maybe an animal had gotten in our car when
Speaker 7: we had stopped at the waterfall. Like I don't know,
Speaker 7: we just couldn't make sense of what had just happened.
Speaker 7: And the doors all flung open, our luggage all flew out,
Speaker 7: We're underneath the seats, we're looking everywhere, and there's nothing.
Speaker 7: So we get back in the car and we're driving
Speaker 7: down the road in complete silence because I think both
Speaker 7: of us were trying to figure out what had just happened,
Speaker 7: and to this day.
Speaker 6: That we cannot make sense of it.
Speaker 7: But something definitely happened, and that was, you know, one
Speaker 7: of those mysteries of life, I guess.
Speaker 6: So that's kind of been my experience.
Speaker 7: I did have one other experience on a mountaintop, and
Speaker 7: of course most all this one is outside of.
Speaker 6: Oak Ridge as well. We were heading for a Wolf
Speaker 6: Mountain and.
Speaker 7: It's I don't know, I guess it's about twenty miles
Speaker 7: up into the mountain.
Speaker 6: Range, and.
Speaker 7: We took a wrong We're on you know, it goes
Speaker 7: from a two lane to a one lane and then
Speaker 7: to a dirt road, and we took the wrong turn
Speaker 7: and ended up on another mountaintop, but it was it
Speaker 7: was beautiful up there as well, and I had to
Speaker 7: use the restroom, and so my husband got out and
Speaker 7: walked to the edge of the mountain to take some
Speaker 7: pictures of the view, and I was not far I
Speaker 7: could still see him in my eyesight. And as I
Speaker 7: was standing there, I heard a knock on the tree
Speaker 7: behind me, and I looked over at my husband, thinking
Speaker 7: he must have heard this because we're just a few
Speaker 7: feet away from each other, and he never turned around.
Speaker 7: And then I heard another knock, and these were loud,
Speaker 7: and again I looked over at my husband and he
Speaker 7: didn't even acknowledge it, and I had this panic inside
Speaker 7: of me to get out of there. I just I
Speaker 7: couldn't get out of there fast enough. I hollered at him,
Speaker 7: are you ready, let's go, Let's go, And because there
Speaker 7: was this gut fear that there was something there, and
Speaker 7: I knew if I told my husband what I just experienced,
Speaker 7: he'd walk back into those woods looking you know.
Speaker 2: That's my brother. One time we were up hiking, and
Speaker 2: I don't think this is staff squash related, but we
Speaker 2: were on a trail and we get to this meadow
Speaker 2: and there's a tree there, a small tree, and there's
Speaker 2: something up in the tree scratching, and it's scratching to
Speaker 2: the point to where it was probably like a raccoon,
Speaker 2: but it was scratching to the point where leeves were
Speaker 2: falling down. But I'm thinking baby bear, you know, because
Speaker 2: it was in the spring, and I'm thinking that could
Speaker 2: be a baby bear. And where there's a baby bear,
Speaker 2: there's a parent, right, And I started to panic, and
Speaker 2: my brother just well, and he gets over and he
Speaker 2: walks up to it, and I'm like stop, stop, and
Speaker 2: he's like, walks underneath the tree, looks up. He's peering
Speaker 2: up as all these leaves are falling around him, and
Speaker 2: he's like, I can't see anything. And then he talked
Speaker 2: me into I'm like, let's go back, let's hike back
Speaker 2: to the car. Let's get out of here, and you know,
Speaker 2: because I'm thinking bear. And then we ended up walking
Speaker 2: further up and we did find some caves in the
Speaker 2: cliffs and stuff, so yeah, it was probably a bear
Speaker 2: or maybe a raccoon. I don't know, but he will
Speaker 2: not stop. And I think maybe that's why we didn't
Speaker 2: let our men know exactly that night when we saw it, Yeah,
Speaker 2: because it's just like you know, yeah, you can't stop guying.
Speaker 2: Oh he guys, especially him.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 7: He even said to me after that camping trip when
Speaker 7: we told him the next day, when I said it's gone,
Speaker 7: and he's like, what's gone? And then I told him
Speaker 7: and I said, why didn't you tell me? I would
Speaker 7: I would have wanted to see that.
Speaker 6: And I'm like no.
Speaker 7: But when we were on that mountaintop and we got
Speaker 7: in the car, but there was just there was just
Speaker 7: a horrible gut feeling to get out of there, and
Speaker 7: I kept looking back behind us because I just felt
Speaker 7: like something was going to come out.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and make sure we're leaving. And we did.
Speaker 7: We probably got halfway down the mountain before I even
Speaker 7: told you so.
Speaker 6: But yes, those have been my experiences.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I think we've reached an end on what
Speaker 2: we have.
Speaker 4: Well that's it for tonight show. If you've had a
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