Speaker 1: Welcome to Squatching Holler.
Speaker 2: In the midst where the trees lean loom.
Speaker 3: Squatching Holler's gotta tail.
Speaker 2: The show wisps.
Speaker 3: Creep like creature's faded out.
Speaker 4: Every shadows got a secret to crowd?
Speaker 3: Monsters rise? Where the stories are told? Squatching Hollow?
Speaker 4: Where the legends are born?
Speaker 5: Are they?
Speaker 6: Are they gone?
Speaker 7: Who can say?
Speaker 4: In the hollow of the truth just slips away, Huge
Speaker 4: foot prints fade where the creek runs than a lantern sways.
Speaker 3: Let the search beak in rustling waves. But there's no
Speaker 3: one there, is it the wind or the.
Speaker 8: Beast you fear?
Speaker 4: Every year goes a question.
Speaker 8: Every Russell's a clue.
Speaker 7: Spatching hollis got its eyes on you. Monsters. The stories
Speaker 7: are told? Swatching How where the legends are born? Are they?
Speaker 7: Are they gone? Who can say?
Speaker 6: They are.
Speaker 3: Not seen?
Speaker 9: And now with your Squatching Holler hosts Roger Williams, Amanda Stowers,
Speaker 9: and Ashley Raymonds. Remember this podcast can be downloaded everywhere
Speaker 9: great podcasts are found. And now the show.
Speaker 3: Hello, Amanda, how you doing?
Speaker 5: I'm good? Roger, how are you?
Speaker 3: I'm doing great? Been looking my throat a little scratchy
Speaker 3: because I've been getting ready for this storm that's about
Speaker 3: to hit the whole country or mostly.
Speaker 5: Right same here. Son, it's been a madhouse. I went
Speaker 5: to braved Walmart this morning and that was a terrible idea.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, it's it's been. It's been crazy. Just we'll
Speaker 3: just send out prayers for everybody and hope everybody stay safe.
Speaker 5: Yes, absolutely, everybody, please be safe. Yeah, we're all going
Speaker 5: to get through this. Whether we're going to get zero
Speaker 5: inches or two hundred inches, they don't know what we're
Speaker 5: gonna get. But y'all just take care of yourselves and
Speaker 5: your neighbors and your family.
Speaker 3: Well, you know, I've been looking forward to this, this show,
Speaker 3: like I do all of them. Yes, very but we
Speaker 3: you know, we we try to bring different type guests on.
Speaker 3: Maybe they're in a different, different part of their journey
Speaker 3: in this subject. And uh, there are some people that
Speaker 3: stand out, uh for their boots on the ground work,
Speaker 3: you know, so called and you know, Ron everybody knows
Speaker 3: about the ceial sounds pretty much. There'll be new people
Speaker 3: that come in, uh that'll do searches and it's just amazing.
Speaker 3: He talks about that a lot, and you know, we'll
Speaker 3: mention it. But I want to get into some of
Speaker 3: the other things that he found and and some of
Speaker 3: his adventures. And you know, we got darryl Uh. They're
Speaker 3: good friends, and you know, we had a great conversation
Speaker 3: backstage and just relax and this shows relaxed. So I
Speaker 3: kind of like that where it's you know, I like
Speaker 3: our format. Yeah. So there's a lot of people coming
Speaker 3: in and we I've got a question from very acts.
Speaker 3: I'll read it later, but I've told Ron about it
Speaker 3: before we come on.
Speaker 5: But yeah, he's always good with good questions.
Speaker 3: Oh he's Yeah. I asked him a couple of days
Speaker 3: ago to send send a good one and he did.
Speaker 3: It's something that some of us have in common, things
Speaker 3: that happened to us. So all right, so we're gonna
Speaker 3: get this thing rolling. Everybody. We've got Daryl Did'ton and
Speaker 3: mister Ron moorehead and there's a lot of information into
Speaker 3: these two minds here that we're going to try to
Speaker 3: tap into. And I hope I'm not lagging here.
Speaker 5: It looks like I am just slightly. Your Your audio
Speaker 5: is okay, though everybody else looks good.
Speaker 3: Okay, So on the leming on the Stone, how you
Speaker 3: doing well? But buddy Daryl. Y'all, I saved Darryl's days.
Speaker 3: What oh crap, hold on this thing? Just it went
Speaker 3: out on me.
Speaker 5: In the comments, saying, how do mart I was gonna
Speaker 5: make a joke. Audio listeners of Martin Groves. If you're
Speaker 5: not familiar with him, you definitely want to.
Speaker 6: I told him you better be watching me and Ron tonight.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, we got we gotta have Martin in there
Speaker 3: making comments. What's my sick. I was, I was gonna
Speaker 3: make a joke about saving Daryl's day with some duct
Speaker 3: tape and that's why you always carry duct tape.
Speaker 6: Well you did do that, man, you saved I forgot it.
Speaker 3: Shoppers.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna buy you a whole roller.
Speaker 3: No, you're good, You're good.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 5: We okay, that's a that's a story I need to hear.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so we.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 3: What I love about the Bigfoot community is if you're
Speaker 3: sincere and and you're really trying to find out and
Speaker 3: learn things, you know, people will share with you. And
Speaker 3: I appreciate you too for what you do. And uh,
Speaker 3: like I told you Ron backstage, my son absolutely loves
Speaker 3: you to death for some comments you made. He he's like,
Speaker 3: I like this guy and of course Daryl needs to
Speaker 3: know uh uh. He knows Peyton, so he's a he
Speaker 3: uh years but Peyton, he's he may be in chat
Speaker 3: On under p Willie if y'all see him. But anyway,
Speaker 3: well if he jumps in, yeah, he said he was
Speaker 3: gonna be watching. So anyway, you know that we could
Speaker 3: go a many different ways that everybody knows. Ron is
Speaker 3: uhl told about the campaign and lots of the scary
Speaker 3: stuff that happened uh with the when he captured the
Speaker 3: Sierra Sounds. But there's a question from Varyax because Variax
Speaker 3: had this happen to him. This this, Well we'll touch
Speaker 3: on this and then we'll move on. But Varax wanted
Speaker 3: to know. He says, Ron, you shared that during one
Speaker 3: night in the cereal as you and a companion heard
Speaker 3: sasquats close by on the ridge, when you rushed uphill
Speaker 3: towards the sounds, you both became completely frozen, aware, alert,
Speaker 3: but unable to move. How did you interpret that experience
Speaker 3: at the time and how do you rationalize it now?
Speaker 2: Well, at the time, we know how to explain it.
Speaker 2: Several things up there happen. We know how to explain,
Speaker 2: So I'll bury the investigatory reporter, who had a master's
Speaker 2: degree in science, said, always stayed with science because you
Speaker 2: got us stay with science, and I wanted her to
Speaker 2: listen to you. Well, I brought this up to a
Speaker 2: scientist one time, and he thought there was fear, there
Speaker 2: was a self imposed and I said, we weren't afraid then,
Speaker 2: you know, we just weren't. It wasn't up to hill.
Speaker 2: It was just probably thirty feet from our shelter, right there,
Speaker 2: about a big tree. And we started walking through together
Speaker 2: and thought were going to see it run away and
Speaker 2: and I didn't run away, and all of a sudden
Speaker 2: we got frozen. I related my book like a forest
Speaker 2: filling star Trek. You know, yeah, I don't know how
Speaker 2: that would feel that I never wasn't star trek.
Speaker 3: Well, when it when it happened to me, it was
Speaker 3: like I stepped into a wall and I couldn't move forward,
Speaker 3: and in my mind was cleared, and I'm like, what
Speaker 3: do you what are you doing?
Speaker 5: What?
Speaker 6: You know?
Speaker 3: I wasn't scared. I was naive, a little twelve year
Speaker 3: old and was going hunting, you know, different times back then,
Speaker 3: and I remember speaking in my mind. I didn't don't
Speaker 3: know why I did it. I said, if you'll let
Speaker 3: me go, I'll turn around with my right foot and
Speaker 3: go back to the house and I won't come back today.
Speaker 3: And as soon as I thought that, it felt like
Speaker 3: it went away, and I honored my deal. I went back.
Speaker 3: I don't know what it was. Well.
Speaker 2: I talked to suggested infu or pheramount. He said, one
Speaker 2: or one or the other. He said, that's the only
Speaker 2: thing that really affects humans. But paramones only work within
Speaker 2: the same species, where infson will work on anybody that
Speaker 2: that's around. That's how tigers, that's how elephants, that's how
Speaker 2: large giraffe world. Communicating over a large and definitely affects
Speaker 2: humans in a way you can't hear, but it just
Speaker 2: affects you. And I went for a long time thinking
Speaker 2: it was in for sound, and I still do because
Speaker 2: that happened me again out of the woods up there
Speaker 2: once when I wasn't even thinking about it, but I
Speaker 2: was along and this happened to me. And you look
Speaker 2: around because the hair is standing up the back of
Speaker 2: your neck. You don't know what to do about that,
Speaker 2: you know what, You're trying to find the source of
Speaker 2: it or something around and don't see a thing. And
Speaker 2: also they just turn me loose. Is as quick as
Speaker 2: that grab hold of me, you know whatever. It was.
Speaker 6: One of the first ones that's a scientists rested work
Speaker 6: in forsyund Wales. I don't know what it is. Infrasound
Speaker 6: is probably as good as anything else who can call it.
Speaker 6: I know I've been zapped or infrasound three times, twice
Speaker 6: with Bigfoot, once with a dog man with Martin Groves
Speaker 6: and I they'll be ale that dog man that came
Speaker 6: out of nowhere and went from a mist into her creature,
Speaker 6: and uh, it's a different feeling for me. I felt
Speaker 6: like my legs were completely asleep. My stomach was upset,
Speaker 6: and I have a terrible headache when the dog when
Speaker 6: the when the Bigfoot was at me once in Cheatham County, Tennessee,
Speaker 6: and once in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, and uh,
Speaker 6: the dog man was the same, except I had I
Speaker 6: felt like somebody was standing on my desk. I didn't
Speaker 6: have the stomach park when that happened. And Martin taught
Speaker 6: me quite a few years ago. Martin Groves, he says,
Speaker 6: you know when I was at the camp when the
Speaker 6: dog man attacked us, and we thought we were gonna
Speaker 6: be kelled. Uh. You know, I started saying and a
Speaker 6: prayer and silent prayer inside, and all of a sudden
Speaker 6: it had released and I came back to my normal ability.
Speaker 6: And that's what I've learned to do from Martin, and
Speaker 6: it works so does for me anyway, and it does
Speaker 6: for him. I don't know about everybody, but you know,
Speaker 6: my big thing about that is even Ron and I
Speaker 6: have talked about it. That's cabin when we camped out
Speaker 6: before in the LBA, on the spot where we stayed
Speaker 6: near him and Martin. And I almost think it's some
Speaker 6: type of radiation because I know Scott Carpenter, the late
Speaker 6: Great Scott Carpenter, had told me that he had gotten
Speaker 6: zapped numerous numerous times up in the mountains, and I
Speaker 6: still to day believe that might have had something to
Speaker 6: do with what led to the him passing. He was
Speaker 6: zapped so many times. And I don't know that to
Speaker 6: be true, but I know he had been zapp a
Speaker 6: lot of times, and the jave my heead ache.
Speaker 5: And I've honestly thought the same thing myself. Darryl.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Well, you know, Jeeven, you get back to Joe
Speaker 6: and Jesse have hell Ben Hollers. They carried a jagger
Speaker 6: counter around with them when they're during the researching, and
Speaker 6: they found radiation in the track. I believe of a big.
Speaker 3: Foot well, and that kind of relieves.
Speaker 6: Me to believe. And Ryan, like I said, and I've
Speaker 6: talked about you and Martin two or together, and may
Speaker 6: do you something to do with some type of radiation too,
Speaker 6: I don't know. I know the last time that we
Speaker 6: got Zion, Martin was sick for nearly two weeks. I
Speaker 6: got over it in a day or two, but it
Speaker 6: really hit him hard. He was sick for nearly two weeks.
Speaker 3: Well, so that's funny you bring that up. Because we
Speaker 3: were on a meet and greet in Talladega National Forest courts.
Speaker 3: Everywhere you could feel different energy LUs us that are
Speaker 3: kind of in tune to that. I won't get into
Speaker 3: what happened, but ten people had to be carried to
Speaker 3: the hospital and it wasn't food boys then it was
Speaker 3: it was an odd weekend and everybody had something a
Speaker 3: little different going on. But that place has a feel
Speaker 3: to it that I can only the only time I've
Speaker 3: ever really felt something like that. I didn't know what
Speaker 3: Sedona Arizona was, and we went through and I felt
Speaker 3: like my skin was kind of on fire, and I'm
Speaker 3: looking around at everything and it was one of the
Speaker 3: wildest places I've ever been. I just felt so weird.
Speaker 3: And then years later I found out about you know
Speaker 3: what what Sedona is? You know, and it's just before
Speaker 3: before I got into this. Of course I would dig
Speaker 3: on YouTube and try to find answers uh and and
Speaker 3: Ron I did find a I don't know how I
Speaker 3: found it. It was probably by accident. Uh. They were
Speaker 3: showing how infrasound worked with tigers or lines maybe, and
Speaker 3: they asked the guy. He walked in the room and
Speaker 3: they were measuring it and the animals doing it at
Speaker 3: the time. He said, I feel jittery, and I feel
Speaker 3: that he give all these symptoms kind of what we're
Speaker 3: all talking about. So that's something that's measurable. And I'm
Speaker 3: wondering if if there's any kind of equipment we could
Speaker 3: get that we could have with us that that could
Speaker 3: measure that.
Speaker 2: But there's an outfit week contacted actually a Flora Flanta
Speaker 2: study and I believe North Carolina there was somewhere back there.
Speaker 2: I got her name and all that stuff that she
Speaker 2: was in charge of inter selling. I had large animals
Speaker 2: and she had recording equipment that was recorded for something.
Speaker 2: You don't hear it, but you can see it out. Yeah,
Speaker 2: she was going to come out and stake out our area,
Speaker 2: you know, just as they actually got steaks that hits
Speaker 2: the satellite up there and you can tell where you're
Speaker 2: coming from. All about it. But she listened to him first.
Speaker 2: Albert had sent him to her, and Alberry's a recorded
Speaker 2: We took up there sounds with him and he we
Speaker 2: sent her twenty one hundred dollars. I think it was
Speaker 2: to take on the study because she wanted to do it,
Speaker 2: and she heard the she heard the sounds and she
Speaker 2: said there's a human sound in there. I think it's
Speaker 2: a funny. That's all she did. Albert having a master's
Speaker 2: degree in science, he has got so pissed at her.
Speaker 2: I mean he got all over her all on the
Speaker 2: money back here my money, allow the mine back and
Speaker 2: she never gave it back. But she she wrote all
Speaker 2: her contributors. He's very profression about you know, everybody ever
Speaker 2: donated to her for her study and told him because
Speaker 2: she did university money and all that grant money and
Speaker 2: told him what she did is unscientific, totally unscientific, and
Speaker 2: it was because she just listened to with her own ears,
Speaker 2: didn't do anything else. Ye, but she's probably kicking herself
Speaker 2: right now because that's wee years ago.
Speaker 3: And yeah, and now now you know that people are
Speaker 3: more accepting and that's that's something we can ask you
Speaker 3: to Daryl when this happened, when it first happened to
Speaker 3: you years ago, and Ron when, of course I know
Speaker 3: when it happened to you for uh uh, how what
Speaker 3: changes have you seen in the in the acceptance of
Speaker 3: at least people being open mind enough to listen. Because
Speaker 3: at one point I couldn't talk about this, you know,
Speaker 3: people would laugh. Amanda's the same way.
Speaker 6: Oh my gosh, it's remarkable. I mean back in ninety
Speaker 6: two there was no radio stations, no podcasts, no groups,
Speaker 6: there was nobody to talked to it. I had one
Speaker 6: guy to talk to, and that was Martin Groves and
Speaker 6: he hadn't had an experience at that time. Mine was
Speaker 6: November the sixth of ninety two, my first experience, and
Speaker 6: then he has one in April six months later, and
Speaker 6: literally Martin carried PTSD around for a long time, and
Speaker 6: you know, he just told me bits and pieces.
Speaker 5: Of his understandably so with his experience, and you.
Speaker 6: Know, mine was as far as I'm as sorry, mine
Speaker 6: was super terrifying. I never thought creatures like that existed,
Speaker 6: specially my grandfather's farm. But you know, Martin, you know,
Speaker 6: well that was about it. And of course he was
Speaker 6: a sheriffs deputy and I was elected official and I
Speaker 6: don't know who we were going to tail because they
Speaker 6: all thought we were crazy. And yeah, probably lost his
Speaker 6: job and I probably wouldn't ever won another election, and uh,
Speaker 6: you know, it's changed a lot. And back then I
Speaker 6: had to go to what I did. I went to
Speaker 6: the library, started digging. I saw all I could find,
Speaker 6: and found the book that said the top ten bigfoot
Speaker 6: in the United States. And I don't think that's very accurate.
Speaker 6: And maybe twenty different type bigfoot, who knows, but I
Speaker 6: think I've seen four to five different types. And the
Speaker 6: number two was the one I seen, and the description
Speaker 6: looked identical to the creature, except the eyes weren't red,
Speaker 6: they were black. The one I seen had black eyes
Speaker 6: and not red eyes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so your first one was pretty violent. Who it was.
Speaker 3: It was after you in it. Yeah, Sot. And that's
Speaker 3: what I've noticed with the different types and people talking
Speaker 3: to us and in friends you have that talked, you know,
Speaker 3: won't come on the show. I feel like they're made
Speaker 3: up different somewhat, and some of them you got to
Speaker 3: be really careful with.
Speaker 6: Well, Michael Patterson and I not Mike Patterson from British Columbia,
Speaker 6: but Michael Patterson from Danville, Virginia. He and I started
Speaker 6: the first bigfit group on Facebook, I believe. I think
Speaker 6: we were the very first one. That was in twenty fifteen,
Speaker 6: and it was amazing. I mean people joined that in
Speaker 6: crypto and there were so many people that just wanted
Speaker 6: to talk to somebody.
Speaker 9: It was.
Speaker 6: It was pretty crazy. I mean people were joining left
Speaker 6: and right and they had never been able to tell
Speaker 6: anybody anything. And and a lot of those kind of
Speaker 6: those same memories are in my group now and we're
Speaker 6: leaders in my group, and you know, that group still
Speaker 6: around on still in it. But that was the first
Speaker 6: person I ever heard of that talked besides Ron. Of
Speaker 6: course I knew Ryan Sierra sounds at that not at
Speaker 6: the time of my sighting, but after that, and you know. Uh.
Speaker 6: The only person that that I was I was aware
Speaker 6: of that was that any of these creatures live, list
Speaker 6: lived or existed. Besides Ron's Sierra Sounds, was the Boggy
Speaker 6: Creek Monster, you know, And I was watching reruns of it,
Speaker 6: you know, in those days, and but I didn't think
Speaker 6: they lived in Tennessee. I thought they might live out
Speaker 6: you know, California or Oregon or Washington State or British
Speaker 6: Columbia somewhere like that.
Speaker 3: So I went through all the time I went through it,
Speaker 3: I was like, you know, if there is such a thing,
Speaker 3: it's in uh, you know, in California or Washington or whatever.
Speaker 3: But then you can hear reports start getting closer. But
Speaker 3: I know Ron has seen a lot of changes. So
Speaker 3: what I'll ask you is you y'all had an experience
Speaker 3: the first time you didn't record a way I understand it.
Speaker 3: But what's a conversation like, were you like, hey, we
Speaker 3: need to get proof of this or I understand what
Speaker 3: a recording does. It's like, Okay, it confirms to me
Speaker 3: that I'm not crazy because I heard that. You heard
Speaker 3: that now we can replay it. What was that first
Speaker 3: conversation like when you heard it? And wasn't really well.
Speaker 2: We just kept the strange stuff to ourselfs and I
Speaker 2: one just talking about to mind ourselves as our family members.
Speaker 2: But that was right, you know, as years ago by,
Speaker 2: it just keeps getting more and more out there, like
Speaker 2: broadcasts like this and other things too. But it was
Speaker 2: years before we ever talked about it outside of our
Speaker 2: own personal friends and family. And then finally more and
Speaker 2: more people, more and more conferences went to. All very
Speaker 2: nice are going conferences and talking about and playing the
Speaker 2: sounds and start off with actually Matt Moneymaker a little
Speaker 2: group he started with Curate a bfro and started off
Speaker 2: that way and just h it was something to do,
Speaker 2: was fun, and I had my own airplane then, so
Speaker 2: we could go to those places in time I wanted to,
Speaker 2: you know, and I do that so I stop the
Speaker 2: sacrament and pick up how long we can take off.
Speaker 2: And I had a lot of fun doing that. It
Speaker 2: was interesting that we could share that with other people.
Speaker 2: Never cost anything, just did it? You know, it costs me.
Speaker 5: They probably cost you a little bit of playing field.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I mean yeah, it's not cheap to have.
Speaker 2: I was doing well. I was doing well in those days,
Speaker 2: and it was it was a good thing to do.
Speaker 2: So the more we talked about and more got around
Speaker 2: and more of the sounds, no one could debulcome everybody
Speaker 2: tribe and no one could. And we finally got doctor
Speaker 2: curl and he got doctor Curlin on it, and that
Speaker 2: was a big deal. And when a crypto linguist came
Speaker 2: out and say Scott Nelson said, hey, there's a language
Speaker 2: and that sounds, that was a big deal, more than
Speaker 2: we ever ever thought of in the time, because having
Speaker 2: language is a big deal. I mean a cogrestant language.
Speaker 2: Everything communication. Whales communicated, dolphins, birds, every fish, they all
Speaker 2: communicate quantumly ay uh, fish that will go off screw together,
Speaker 2: Virgil off flock together, and Virgil of feather on SATs.
Speaker 6: Well.
Speaker 3: I want to give you I'm gonna give you you
Speaker 3: two guys credit uh Ron what you did and spreading
Speaker 3: the word Darrel, what you did, you know, starting a
Speaker 3: Facebook page and giving people a place to come and
Speaker 3: you know, maybe not tell their own story, but feel
Speaker 3: comfortable because other people had things happens. That's a huge comfort,
Speaker 3: uh to everybody. And thank y'all for what y'all done,
Speaker 3: because it's led to what's going on now so.
Speaker 6: Heard. I think that ron and see our sounds is
Speaker 6: probably the most magnificent thing that I've ever heard recorded
Speaker 6: with anything to everything creatures, and I don't think anything
Speaker 6: wherever start passes and I've heard of them. I heard
Speaker 6: a lot of sounds in the woods, even the first
Speaker 6: one I was in front of you heeled and screamed
Speaker 6: at me. But it was nothing like what he captured.
Speaker 6: And I can't imagine what those guys went through. Uh,
Speaker 6: I turned that camp in the middle. I mean, they're
Speaker 6: seven eight miles from the nearest transportation out of there,
Speaker 6: and they're on horseback and it's some rough terrains. So
Speaker 6: it took a lot of notes and guts to go
Speaker 6: back up there too. And I found out Rhyme's that
Speaker 6: kind of guy anyway. He's ready to go anytime. And
Speaker 6: you know he's he's just a book of knowledge, he
Speaker 6: really is. And uh when his his his ability to
Speaker 6: understand the higher vibration of these cruisers put out has
Speaker 6: really taught me a lot. I always believed in it,
Speaker 6: but the way he can break you down and explain
Speaker 6: and if he read the book, show you one more
Speaker 6: time here Quantum Bigfoot one of the best book Bigfoot
Speaker 6: books I've ever read, probably is my favorite book of all,
Speaker 6: and explains how these creatures are possibly able to go
Speaker 6: interdimensional and raise their vibration, to transfer to a different
Speaker 6: state of matter like an orb or even disappear well.
Speaker 2: And people wonder how that can be. And I try
Speaker 2: to explain that. I'm taking my last book a big
Speaker 2: pot unveil. I talk about how doctor Paul Durracht I
Speaker 2: won the Nobel Prize nineteen thirty three for antimatter, and
Speaker 2: that's the direct exchange tree matter and energy. Find the
Speaker 2: frequency of anything. Einstein is Einstein t frequency of anything
Speaker 2: and changes matter. So just got to find the right frequency.
Speaker 2: That's how miracles are done. That's how things are changing,
Speaker 2: because it's going to find the right frequency.
Speaker 3: And I told you, guys, the more I've dug into this,
Speaker 3: you know, I've come a long way from the beginning.
Speaker 3: And I had people like Robin Haynes and you know,
Speaker 3: Darryl and people. And I've got a friend that doesn't
Speaker 3: do shows since the nineties had told me everything everything
Speaker 3: is affected by by that. It's all connected. And just
Speaker 3: the thing I watched today where you know we're made
Speaker 3: up of atoms, but they can they can take a
Speaker 3: sound wave and make those atoms do something unexpected. And
Speaker 3: so you go and you look at the as simple
Speaker 3: as the songs that are four forty or three thirty
Speaker 3: two and four thirty two there you go, thank you sorry.
Speaker 3: And I saw that and I went, I went to
Speaker 3: look at some three thirty two and it's like a
Speaker 3: soundtrack on my life because those songs make you feel different,
Speaker 3: you know, it's it's uh, it's hard to explain, but
Speaker 3: I've got a I've got a question for Darryl and Amanda.
Speaker 3: So go back to the first time you ever heard
Speaker 3: the Serial Sounds. I know what, I know what my
Speaker 3: reaction was. What were your reaction at What was your
Speaker 3: reaction when you actually heard that?
Speaker 5: It was a very visceral reaction. The first time I
Speaker 5: heard it was actually at the museum that I work
Speaker 5: at now. Then the audio stations I know put it
Speaker 5: on and was listening to it and they start doing
Speaker 5: the section where they're like arguing back and forth with
Speaker 5: each other, and it's like you realize, you know, oh
Speaker 5: my god, I'm listening to something that quote unquote isn't
Speaker 5: supposed to exist, but here it is speaking and you
Speaker 5: could hear it and realizing all of a sudden, you know,
Speaker 5: it makes it very very real, more than it already
Speaker 5: Israel or we know it is real. There's always that
Speaker 5: little tiny part in the very back of your head
Speaker 5: that always wants to, you know, kind of say, you know, oh,
Speaker 5: maybe it's not maybe it's it's sometimes you know, it's
Speaker 5: almost what's how do I describe it? It's almost like
Speaker 5: I mean me and Ashley that we talked about that before,
Speaker 5: where you know, sometimes you know you just want to
Speaker 5: not be a part of this because you know, sometimes
Speaker 5: it's just too much, so you try. You know, that
Speaker 5: little back of your brain sometimes says, you know, maybe
Speaker 5: maybe it's just not all real, maybe there's too much to do.
Speaker 5: But then we hear something like that, it really adds
Speaker 5: just another piece to the puzzle, to this whole paradigm
Speaker 5: that is cryptids and bigfoot and things that you know
Speaker 5: that's not something you can fake. That is something that's
Speaker 5: very obviously real, that's very obviously naturally producing those sounds.
Speaker 5: You know, it's not amplified, it's not messed with, except
Speaker 5: for obviously once they've taken the sounds, you know, run
Speaker 5: them through different kind of audio equipment and stuff. But
Speaker 5: basically it's it's real, and it makes it even more
Speaker 5: real for me. So the very first time I heard it,
Speaker 5: it was this very ristor reaction of like, oh my god, yeah, okay,
Speaker 5: I'm gonna put that down for a little bit. That's
Speaker 5: too much. Yeah, but yeah, now I really enjoy listening
Speaker 5: to it, and I always tease the children whenever they
Speaker 5: come into the into the museum. Mister moorehead or Ron
Speaker 5: if you don't know, I work at Expedition Bigfoot at
Speaker 5: David Bikera's museum in Georgia. Oh yeah, I love him.
Speaker 5: He's he's fantastic, And so I always tease the children
Speaker 5: whenever they come in. You know, we always try to
Speaker 5: hype up the stuff. You're like, yeah, there's their language
Speaker 5: back there, so listen to it. I have no idea
Speaker 5: what they're saying, so it's up to you to help
Speaker 5: me figure out what they're saying. I mean, you never know,
Speaker 5: maybe they might actually, but you know, it's it's always
Speaker 5: something fun to think.
Speaker 2: They know what they're saying, but they don't. How do
Speaker 2: you know that they know exactly the context? I got
Speaker 2: to know everything about it. Convince me.
Speaker 3: M Darryl, I know how, go ahead, Roger, No, I
Speaker 3: know how I felt. Uh, the very first time I
Speaker 3: ever heard it, it I don't know how to explain it.
Speaker 3: It was unsettling. Even though I've seen one this this audio,
Speaker 3: I knew. I'm like, oh my god, this is amazing,
Speaker 3: and I just you know, I've listened to it so
Speaker 3: much now you know it kind of you kind of
Speaker 3: get used to it. But that first reaction is what
Speaker 3: I was. Yes, creeped me out. Yeah, we've got people
Speaker 3: saying it creep creeked them out, So go ahead there.
Speaker 3: What what was your reaction?
Speaker 6: Well, the first time I heard I was just, I'm
Speaker 6: sure like a lot of people, I was completely amazed,
Speaker 6: and I just kept listening to it over and over,
Speaker 6: and I wanted to hear every part of Gin. I'd
Speaker 6: stopped my tape recorder and listen to it a gin
Speaker 6: one little piece, and you could hear the highs and
Speaker 6: the lows and the tone of the voice, and you
Speaker 6: could actually, I thought I could, I could actually feel
Speaker 6: the intelligence in the conversations they were having. And it
Speaker 6: was completely remarkable to me that these creatures had their
Speaker 6: own language and were able to distribute it out like that.
Speaker 6: And it was like I said, you know earlier, I
Speaker 6: don't think anything will ever top that. Uh, regardless of
Speaker 6: what what it is, it's up there where Patterson Gammon
Speaker 6: by far and always will be. I don't think anybody
Speaker 6: ever recorded anything like at a Gin and may not
Speaker 6: exist now. But uh, one thing about it, if you
Speaker 6: listen to it enough times, you can almost pick up
Speaker 6: parts of what you think you're hearing them thinking or saying.
Speaker 6: And I've done that and.
Speaker 3: My my, after I listened to it a few times,
Speaker 3: my reaction was that sounds like an old married couple.
Speaker 6: It does.
Speaker 2: Actually, there was one bit and there was a crypto
Speaker 2: linguist listen to it, she's she's all my stuff, but
Speaker 2: she's she listened to it to give us her opinion
Speaker 2: right quick, because years ago. And she said one section
Speaker 2: was a male and a female arguing, and she said
Speaker 2: the female.
Speaker 3: One, Yeah, well, that happens in nature all the time.
Speaker 3: It happened.
Speaker 2: Well, I think I think the females kind of control
Speaker 2: a lot of stuff there. I mean the fact I've
Speaker 2: been told that a lot of times the female actually
Speaker 2: restricts the male from interfering with the with the whatever
Speaker 2: that the lady that was interviewed on Sashquat Chronicles here
Speaker 2: a few years back, I interviewed her myself too. She
Speaker 2: was a linguist from the UK who was here on vacation,
Speaker 2: sitting on the beach waiting for the sun to go
Speaker 2: down over Monterey on the rocks, waiting for something go
Speaker 2: down to take a picture. And these five sasquats can
Speaker 2: mark two adolescents and two females and a male. Wow,
Speaker 2: episode five fifteen. And it was remarkable what she what
Speaker 2: she told me and what she said. But she thinks
Speaker 2: the male when she dropped her desk cover because she
Speaker 2: told I got to get a picture. There's no one
Speaker 2: going to believe me. She didn't think. She didn't know
Speaker 2: big something like that existed. And she dropped her desk
Speaker 2: cover and this male comes out of the water. He
Speaker 2: was out of the water, picked up seaweed, throwing it
Speaker 2: back to the females and they were doing something with
Speaker 2: it him a lot. But anyway, she he came out
Speaker 2: screaming at her, and I was heading forward. She thought
Speaker 2: she she's done for but she said the female stopped
Speaker 2: him and she fainted. She said, and next thing she knew.
Speaker 2: She was working up the car up on the bank
Speaker 2: where the drugger she guess said, wow, you know, but
Speaker 2: it's quite an episode. You try to find it sometime
Speaker 2: episode five fifteens, that's what chronicles.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's one of my favorites. I remember listening to
Speaker 5: it years in the UK.
Speaker 2: And she's she gave me a little warning for me.
Speaker 2: She even drew pictures. It wasn't the man looked like
Speaker 2: she said, Wendy, Wow, he screamed at her hert his
Speaker 2: neck would blow out, not blow out, but puff up. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and that's air sacks. I think that's there.
Speaker 3: Well, there are some primates that have air.
Speaker 2: They according to Meltrium, doctor Meltam, he told me we
Speaker 2: have remnants of air sacks from ages one along.
Speaker 3: Well, what's the trumpet though, trumpet players you see though
Speaker 3: jazz and there, that's different. I understand that's different. But uh,
Speaker 3: those their cheeks and stuff after years and years of
Speaker 3: plan and I understand this reminds you. Yeah, yeah, uh.
Speaker 2: Under their arms here you know, and press on their
Speaker 2: lungs and there, and how our monkeys have those and
Speaker 2: uh anyway, and it's interesting.
Speaker 3: It's interesting. Well it's a piece of the puzzle, you
Speaker 3: know it. And I always my thing is if I
Speaker 3: can find it in nature, then I leave it on
Speaker 3: the table, like uh. And that's why I started digging
Speaker 3: into when we started seeing orbs and staying out at
Speaker 3: night in these weird places, and and and multiple witnesses
Speaker 3: and like what is this? And and I remember, you
Speaker 3: know you saw the you called it the lights lightsaber
Speaker 3: type deal, and I mean, what do you what do
Speaker 3: you do? I mean, we've we've been stunned by stuff
Speaker 3: that shouldn't be there. And this thing is moving through
Speaker 3: your camp? What what's going through your do you run?
Speaker 2: You hear that?
Speaker 3: I can't. I can't hear anyway.
Speaker 6: I've seen I've seen what looked like not a spear
Speaker 6: but more like uh I tho before, but just floating
Speaker 6: through the iron LB there about that length and about
Speaker 6: that size and a clearer top anonymy. And I've never
Speaker 6: seen anything like that, but one time, I've seen so
Speaker 6: many orbs. I don't have any idea how many I've seen.
Speaker 3: If you hang out, if you hang out in the
Speaker 3: l b L one of our mutual friends, I didn't
Speaker 3: know this at the time, but he was he got
Speaker 3: some more video and uh, we got We were talking
Speaker 3: about it and I said, what truck you're leaning on?
Speaker 3: And it was behind our tent and he was leaning
Speaker 3: on our truck and everybody was talking over here and
Speaker 3: he had he got the orbs going through the woods
Speaker 3: and you know, the first one ever saw the I
Speaker 3: didn't know what. I still don't know what to think
Speaker 3: about them. We actually saw something last night's energy. We
Speaker 3: saw one that wasn't really a solid or but it
Speaker 3: was like ron. It was like Gregg's and chat here.
Speaker 3: We were in Alabama and it looked like a burst
Speaker 3: of energy, just a burst of energy, and it was
Speaker 3: it was it was yellowish. But the problem was people
Speaker 3: might be somebody striking trying to know. It was one
Speaker 3: hundred and fifty foot over the river and we're on
Speaker 3: this ridge and it moves to the other ridge, and
Speaker 3: like in three hours, it was seen like eight or
Speaker 3: nine times by three different people and we were locked up.
Speaker 3: But it was moving, it wasn't setting still, So I
Speaker 3: don't know what that is.
Speaker 6: Beth Collin's Worth my close friend of mine that lives
Speaker 6: in Wilson County, Tennis. So she has a blue colored
Speaker 6: orb that's sent me the mini pictures of that stays
Speaker 6: around her house all the all the time, in the
Speaker 6: evening and at night, and it goes around our house
Speaker 6: on a Reglar basis, And we've actually blowed up that
Speaker 6: orb to a large size on the screen and you
Speaker 6: can see what looks like a big foot or a
Speaker 6: forest person's face inside of that and as on a
Speaker 6: Reglar basis, just going and floating around our house on
Speaker 6: top of the roof around the house. It's pretty crazy.
Speaker 3: Ron that brings up a question. So the way we
Speaker 3: always understood it is something with a lot of masks
Speaker 3: was shrunk down really quick. It might cause a mushroom cloud.
Speaker 3: What could be going on to allow that to happen
Speaker 3: that kind of it's kind of confusing, you know, But
Speaker 3: I've heard several stories where bigger things have disappeared in
Speaker 3: their orbs. It kind of happened to us. I'm not
Speaker 3: saying it was attached, but I'm looking at a face
Speaker 3: through a thermal about thirty feet from us, and then
Speaker 3: it's gone, and then that's when the orb comes through.
Speaker 3: I don't think. I don't know if they're connected or not.
Speaker 2: I mean, Renaissance has a one of flash of beauty
Speaker 2: segments where the interview guy and the Sun as a man.
Speaker 2: The Sun is watching the Bigfoot which went down into
Speaker 2: a box type thing but turned into an orb and
Speaker 2: shut off. Just real fast light light or silent. At
Speaker 2: it's forty ninth oct they will turn into light. So
Speaker 2: I think maybe the reason this whole thing was brought
Speaker 2: into my life with the big Foot sounds is because
Speaker 2: maybe they can produce a sound that would change a
Speaker 2: frequency into change the matter into energy, and you know,
Speaker 2: it cause them to disappear out of our visual perception.
Speaker 3: And people that don't understand that, go to YouTube tomorrow
Speaker 3: whenever this weekend and just look up a quantum physic
Speaker 3: documentary and just and see see what we're talking about
Speaker 3: or what Ron's talking about, because it's very interesting. Uh,
Speaker 3: you know you talked about miracles. That's how miracles happen.
Speaker 3: That healing your body, healing itself. There's there's so much involved,
Speaker 3: and it does it does get kind of wild, but
Speaker 3: if you watch a good one, it'll explain it in
Speaker 3: a way where the audience can keep up.
Speaker 2: And Einstein Einstein's you know, his statement was, you find
Speaker 2: the frequency of anything can change its matter. Okay, that
Speaker 2: was established by doctor Paul de Roch nineteen thirty three.
Speaker 2: Won then the Little Price for antimatters Director change three.
Speaker 2: Matter and energy re established physically bi cern when they
Speaker 2: shot through the hydro clatter in Switzerland very fast. If
Speaker 2: their particle turned into energy, you can you can you
Speaker 2: can't see energy, but you can sense it. So some
Speaker 2: people don't see these things, and they don't they are
Speaker 2: able to see all the lights perspective, which is fore
Speaker 2: and thirty sear and seventy terrors. And once you get
Speaker 2: out of that light's frequency, there's all these other things
Speaker 2: going on. And really, if you only knew all the
Speaker 2: things going on around your knowledge I've seen, it's probably superior.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Well, when I started digging into this, I wasn't
Speaker 3: not science background, of course.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 3: I took general science, but I love I love it.
Speaker 3: And uh it's once you start seeing like this is simple. Uh.
Speaker 3: When I found out we can see only in these
Speaker 3: different bandwidth or whatever. Uh. And then hearing is the
Speaker 3: same way. You've got things we can hear because it's
Speaker 3: too high or too low. There's a lot of stuff,
Speaker 3: you know, I read about I believe it was quarks
Speaker 3: one time that passed through the Earth and through you
Speaker 3: don't see them, you don't feel them, but they're there.
Speaker 3: Uh and you're right. I believe while some people stop
Speaker 3: at a certain point, it's because it does scare, scare
Speaker 3: them to find out.
Speaker 2: Uh, well, we're all trained and conditioned, Roger, and our
Speaker 2: paradigmal up here has been fixed by our conditioning from
Speaker 2: time time we're born. We're conditioned to think certain ways
Speaker 2: and leave certain things and not believe. You know, you're
Speaker 2: you've got all these lessons and you get a test
Speaker 2: for it in school. Well, if you're if you're living
Speaker 2: like we are, you get the lesson. See if you
Speaker 2: pass the tests. Really responding to the test is what
Speaker 2: we're going to do. But I get off on that.
Speaker 2: It's it's really I think what we're all here for
Speaker 2: is to learn more. And you're only going to learn
Speaker 2: more if you get out of the what you're conditioned for.
Speaker 2: And I related to parachutes that don't open. You know,
Speaker 2: it's got to open. Your mind's got to open up
Speaker 2: to understand that everything Adam all the way through the
Speaker 2: cosmos works and the laws are qualtum physics. And you
Speaker 2: get into classical science and only teaches you in the
Speaker 2: Tonian physics, which is everything's measurable, predictable and uh, and
Speaker 2: everything's not measure I asked one time years ago out
Speaker 2: of a group of scientists, somebody tell me how part
Speaker 2: is in the universe for everything's measurable. Somebody answers that
Speaker 2: you can't do that.
Speaker 3: Yet that blows that. That's one of the thing. There's
Speaker 3: got to be something out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but the thing is a paranormal admiral. It's just
Speaker 2: our lack of understanding. And I think we just have
Speaker 2: to delve into things to read or study, you know,
Speaker 2: And that's what I've been doing. But the plant, it
Speaker 2: has happened to us up there. It wasn't just me,
Speaker 2: it was the other guys too involved. As I think
Speaker 2: it's because of the frequency. We don't know the scope
Speaker 2: of their their vocal mechanism, just how high they can
Speaker 2: go or how low they can go, because it's all
Speaker 2: over the chart. When doctor Curlin, who did the study
Speaker 2: for a year, and that's the that's really maybe what
Speaker 2: they do is change their their matter into energy, and
Speaker 2: that's how they remain so lucive. One way, no way,
Speaker 2: just capitalize. But they're not all the same. I don't
Speaker 2: think they said I have different attributes. Some of them
Speaker 2: have been bred down from crossbreaving indigenous people over the
Speaker 2: yells of time. They're just not all the same. And
Speaker 2: I've been all the world with stuff, and all the
Speaker 2: country report different attributes about these things. So well we
Speaker 2: had up there was definitely something very very very unusual.
Speaker 3: Well, if you see some sales on Amazon this weekend,
Speaker 3: it's it's me because I told you I wasn't ready.
Speaker 3: I wasn't ready here, uh for that conversation that my
Speaker 3: buddy used to have with me and Miss Robin Haynes.
Speaker 3: But I sent her a message of maybe a year ago.
Speaker 3: I said, Robin, thank you for talking to me. I
Speaker 3: wasn't ready yet. But now I understand a lot of
Speaker 3: what you're we're saying. And you know this what this
Speaker 3: subject I've said before, Bigfoot. The Bigfoot subject leads to
Speaker 3: a lot of truth that we don't know or understand
Speaker 3: if you dig into it. And I've learned more about
Speaker 3: animals and sounds and uh, things that I never would
Speaker 3: have thought about, like quantum physics. I really enjoyed that
Speaker 3: today because now I have an understanding now of how
Speaker 3: it affects and and and I've seen enough stuff to
Speaker 3: wonder how that happened, and it made a lot of
Speaker 3: things make sense. So I urge y'all to either read
Speaker 3: his read his book of course. Uh I'm going to,
Speaker 3: I promise, and also dig a little bit on some
Speaker 3: of this on YouTube, not just the the Bigfoot, flesh
Speaker 3: and blood sightings, but just try to form your own opinion.
Speaker 3: Go on with the open mind, because it's just like
Speaker 3: my father in law. They've had a piece of property
Speaker 3: for almost forty years and we've had a lot of
Speaker 3: things happen and I've never never seen anything, heard anything
Speaker 3: like that. I don't just don't know. I said, yeah,
Speaker 3: but have you been out there at two in the morning. Well, never,
Speaker 3: I'm there.
Speaker 2: You go, everything changes.
Speaker 5: From the lots, which if you're looking at frequency and
Speaker 5: light or whatever, you know, the absence of light from
Speaker 5: the sun could possibly change the frequency to make things
Speaker 5: more interesting to happen at night. I've literally just thought
Speaker 5: of that.
Speaker 2: Showing residents resident right now.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I've actually just learned started learning about.
Speaker 2: That area during the night. That's what there's tregerancy is
Speaker 2: at night, and that's why I think these things are
Speaker 2: it's easier to mess with people during the night and
Speaker 2: communicator they want to do because they have the they're
Speaker 2: grounded like a lot of animals are, and they have
Speaker 2: learned to live with their environment like we haven't, you know,
Speaker 2: really really out our come the environment to agree with us.
Speaker 2: Really only a creature on this planet that does that
Speaker 2: as far as I know.
Speaker 3: So y'all, I want to change gears a little bit.
Speaker 3: Mister Moorehead has been all over the world, y'all. And
Speaker 3: if you've never seen some of his stuff or heard
Speaker 3: him tell stories, Darryl and Ron have been all over
Speaker 3: and I think, you know, years and years to come
Speaker 3: once people really truly accept this, uh, your books, Darryl's stories,
Speaker 3: our stories, the people we interview on here is going
Speaker 3: to be really important for people that don't understand they
Speaker 3: can go they have a you know, we're documenting things
Speaker 3: for the future, I feel like, and because I don't
Speaker 3: know how many people are ready for that yet. But
Speaker 3: we had M. K. Davis on a while back. We've
Speaker 3: had him on twice and he he was he showed
Speaker 3: a picture that blew my mind and it was the
Speaker 3: handprint in the cave that I believe you guys found correct, yea,
Speaker 3: I was filmed it actually, And see that's another thing.
Speaker 3: You start digging into real history that's been covered up,
Speaker 3: and there are examples. I mean, we I want to know.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, Y'all'm all over the place, but I've got
Speaker 3: to ask you about this. Let me see you hold on.
Speaker 3: What in the world did you did you find that?
Speaker 2: Or yeah, it's a baby skull. We got a museum
Speaker 2: where I did. I'm mummy fighter, I guess and I
Speaker 2: got that actually here and.
Speaker 5: The picture Roger this was I was able to save
Speaker 5: this one as well as the skull there when it's
Speaker 5: still wrapped and when it was right and.
Speaker 2: Joe Taylor and actually we had two scientists down at
Speaker 2: different times, and I was with La Mozoula and I
Speaker 2: was down Paracket Peru. Wow, that's Brian Forrester and La
Speaker 2: Mozoula and myself holding a different skull with the sky
Speaker 2: Was it all over down there? Those things are longer,
Speaker 2: the skulls this had no sezel search for this baby skull.
Speaker 2: I brought the dentist in, he said, he resents even
Speaker 2: though the teeth don't look at He says it was
Speaker 2: probably about eighteen months old, that's all. I was found
Speaker 2: the tomb with a male and a female skull, the
Speaker 2: bigger ones, and they're all along naturally longer. There's a
Speaker 2: you know point in Inca and went down there and
Speaker 2: flew over the Nascal lines at the same time. But
Speaker 2: it's amazing what you find when you get your head
Speaker 2: out of the hole and started looking at and stuff.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, and it's it's amazing once you start digging.
Speaker 3: The A place I used to hunt had two odd
Speaker 3: looking big mounds, and I just assumed that somebody had
Speaker 3: cleaned the place up and you know, had burns over
Speaker 3: there for some reason. I didn't know why. And then
Speaker 3: we found a brook and we found a lot of
Speaker 3: flint where and I found a hog scraper and then
Speaker 3: I found out later there were possible uh Native American
Speaker 3: barrel mounds, and we see those all over and then
Speaker 3: you start digging into what have been what's been found
Speaker 3: in some of these with the giants and uh they're
Speaker 3: faced a certain way and and all of this has
Speaker 3: been covered up, and I just.
Speaker 6: That's founding Ron and I we're talking about all the
Speaker 6: missing bones that the Smithsonian. Yeah, result, thousands of bones
Speaker 6: have been sent to the miss Smithsonian and none of
Speaker 6: them are and uh uh I never you had. Ron
Speaker 6: and I were at a conference in Cali, Florida about
Speaker 6: four years ago, and Dave Pilattis was on stage. Ron
Speaker 6: was in between him and and another gentleman well known sciences.
Speaker 2: I was.
Speaker 6: Sitting there in front, and it got really crazy because
Speaker 6: it was no way possible that Dave Plattis was going
Speaker 6: to be able to tell his newspaper articles read him
Speaker 6: or tell about the the large bones and skulls that
Speaker 6: were found because Melbourne would not not stand for it.
Speaker 6: They just about getting a fist fight and Ron was
Speaker 6: in the middle and I was just standing there. I
Speaker 6: didn't know if I should help him or not. But
Speaker 6: thank you. That was a fun time. Though I remember
Speaker 6: that he got out of the way in time. And uh,
Speaker 6: but that guy's gone, God bless him. And uh he
Speaker 6: did a whole lot to prove the existence of this creek.
Speaker 2: I like Jeff, I like I like that friend of
Speaker 2: mine too, So Jeff. I've roomed with Jeff over Siberia
Speaker 2: and then Russia, and we spoke at the Daughter and
Speaker 2: use in over there together and well, and then it
Speaker 2: was the Senator of Moscow there.
Speaker 3: Well, tell us a little bit about some of your
Speaker 3: adventures out of the United States. I mean, that's interesting.
Speaker 3: I mean I love these stories because where else did
Speaker 3: you get stories like this? This is this is awesome.
Speaker 2: I was over there for a few weeks with Peter
Speaker 2: burn that name. Oh yeah, he's a friend of mine.
Speaker 2: He passed away, you know, but uh, I was black
Speaker 2: of an elephant for a week over there on the
Speaker 2: Jungles and it was interesting. You know, we coound tiger tracks.
Speaker 2: So he was been inviting me over there for years.
Speaker 2: Because I met Peter in the seventies. When you heard
Speaker 2: our sounds that came down and talked to us.
Speaker 5: That answered my question. I was going to ask, like,
Speaker 5: how in the world did you get for lack of
Speaker 5: a better word, roped into all of that with mister
Speaker 5: but sounds like.
Speaker 2: He did.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: He tried to get to go there for years, and
Speaker 2: I finally said, well, he's not gonna live forever. I
Speaker 2: better get over their wife. Well I'm still alive too,
Speaker 2: you know. So he and I hopped on a plane
Speaker 2: out of La went into Bangkok and then the Catman do
Speaker 2: and then we rented a van and the driver to
Speaker 2: take us across country over to his reserve, which is
Speaker 2: the western part of the Paul And that took three
Speaker 2: days for us to drive over through there, the blowing trip.
Speaker 2: He knew. He knows the country and the people very well,
Speaker 2: and he was one of the he's the first great
Speaker 2: white hunter they were allowed in there. He's got a
Speaker 2: book Going to the Days, which talks about his history
Speaker 2: over there. Quite remarkable, pretty colorful history. Really. Anyway, I've
Speaker 2: been quite well here. I thought they're totally different on
Speaker 2: big But he always thought it was an animal you
Speaker 2: could track track ever disappeared or just stopped in the middle
Speaker 2: of nowhere. It has to be a phony. Must have
Speaker 2: picked it up. Well, No, there's a science. It's quantum physics.
Speaker 2: If they can change the matter and the energy, their
Speaker 2: density will change. They won't leave the track away. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and that's happened to me. My daughter had a siding
Speaker 2: will call on the track away and it just stopped,
Speaker 2: and I thought, Okay, now I gotta look that got it.
Speaker 2: There's got to be an answer to anything, otherwise the
Speaker 2: wouldn't be a question answer everything. You just have to
Speaker 2: look for it. That's what I've been doing.
Speaker 3: What similarities or differences across the world. Have you seen
Speaker 3: with with these things?
Speaker 2: Well, and Nepaul himalaism, I mean it's different. It was
Speaker 2: an e d NA taken out of seventeen thousand feet
Speaker 2: of their the ice by geneticis general, not geographic, sponsored it.
Speaker 2: And she came back with the same thing Melbourn ketch
Speaker 2: them game boy. So she goes far as number ketch
Speaker 2: them said, talked about the nucat dyna. She wouldn't get
Speaker 2: into that, she said, but had a contrary inna, which
Speaker 2: is the maternal side with human human and that's that
Speaker 2: takes it right out of academy right there. You know
Speaker 2: it's contaminated. Well she no, I wasn't. She was not
Speaker 2: going to go there. She wouldn't, but she said it
Speaker 2: for over a year. You know, it was very well
Speaker 2: documented and that was hardly ever shown anywhere. You know,
Speaker 2: I've seen it because I was I knew the a
Speaker 2: little bit of the royal defender there in Bhutan and
Speaker 2: orandash wherever it was, and he shared that with me.
Speaker 2: It was pretty cool anyway, that cooperated for me. It
Speaker 2: cooperated what Melvikechen was doing. So she went a little
Speaker 2: too far. I think with her own idealistic thinking, like
Speaker 2: because she's really just like I really just do I
Speaker 2: know where she was coming from. But the new the DNA,
Speaker 2: which is a male counterpart to the DNA, is unknown
Speaker 2: out of billions in the gene bank, it's not identifiable.
Speaker 2: Well that takes it right there out of classical science
Speaker 2: over here, which is put in his perimeters, you know.
Speaker 2: And they said, well, it had to be contaminated, and
Speaker 2: it wasn't.
Speaker 6: We had one hundred DNA samples. And anyway, she's actually
Speaker 6: doing one of the dog men now, which I willn't
Speaker 6: get her on to talk about that.
Speaker 5: I'm excited for that one.
Speaker 6: We're going to try to have her back down here
Speaker 6: when that gets a little closer into it. But you know,
Speaker 6: when you start hearing about DNA of human and his
Speaker 6: top DNA studies, it's pretty remarkable. But at the same time,
Speaker 6: I guess it's really not that surprising. So I know
Speaker 6: for a fact, with the forced people I was friends
Speaker 6: with on the Coming River for nearly five years that
Speaker 6: I visited on a regular basis, that they were so
Speaker 6: intelligent it was amazing, and their ability to pick up
Speaker 6: your intentions was so fascinated. They they would they would
Speaker 6: know what I was going to do before I did it.
Speaker 6: And they were very uh, like I said, non aggressive,
Speaker 6: but very curious. And at the same time, it took
Speaker 6: a long time to build a lot of trust with
Speaker 6: those and and for me to also gain trust. And
Speaker 6: they have abilities. That's the biggest problem I think that
Speaker 6: people have is we're raised, we're grow we grew up
Speaker 6: as kids. We're raised to believe that monsters don't exist,
Speaker 6: and things in the woods are just a myth and
Speaker 6: we're watching too many movies and and then when you
Speaker 6: get older and find out that they're real, it's pretty shocking.
Speaker 6: So the biggest, biggest part of your public public people
Speaker 6: out there are just normal, hard working people with kids
Speaker 6: at home. They don't have a clue about these creatures
Speaker 6: and could care less about knowing about them. They're not
Speaker 6: and they would never know what to do if they
Speaker 6: walked into one of these things out in the woods.
Speaker 6: And uh, the most frightening thing is up of the
Speaker 6: national parks and the forestry doesn't tell people these things
Speaker 6: exist and they never will my opinion, because it's a
Speaker 6: two point eight billion dollar year industry and they're not
Speaker 6: going to take a chance to lose any of that,
Speaker 6: and you start telling people as a Harry Mann running
Speaker 6: around out there in the woods and a dog man
Speaker 6: that might eat you. But we're not sure you're gonna
Speaker 6: lose quite a bit of your revenue. But our biggest
Speaker 6: thing for research, and they'll be Ale and Martin, myself
Speaker 6: and Ron joining our team there a few years ago,
Speaker 6: is to let people know about these things, because you know,
Speaker 6: there's it's kind of kind of frightening to know that
Speaker 6: their family can go in there and don't know anything
Speaker 6: at all about these creatures. And you know, you still
Speaker 6: hear people there. The bow hunter a few years back,
Speaker 6: they found him with his arm off and half eaten,
Speaker 6: and you don't see that on the news or any
Speaker 6: of the media. You know, nobody tells anybody these things exist.
Speaker 6: And I don't understand that. I already don't understand the
Speaker 6: financial part, and everything follows a dollar. I know that it's.
Speaker 3: Right, And you can go in some of these places, Daryl,
Speaker 3: that you're talking about, and probably Ron for sure has been,
Speaker 3: and when you go in, this has happened to us,
Speaker 3: it's happened to some of my friends. And there will
Speaker 3: be like a tent and somebody left all their belongings
Speaker 3: and left as quickly as possible.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 3: Where you told me not to go that day, And
Speaker 3: I found all those bigfoot tracks. You know exactly what
Speaker 3: I'm talking about. There's a point up there you drive
Speaker 3: up to the top. I should have That should have
Speaker 3: been the first clue because it was the week of Thanksgiving,
Speaker 3: it was cold. I went up there that the tent
Speaker 3: the cooler had been taken and opened and slung or thrown,
Speaker 3: and I told Heather, I'm like, I don't like this.
Speaker 3: And then we find I found over thirty tracks which
Speaker 3: matched the track away from three years prior in the
Speaker 3: same spot I found out later, and we've all become
Speaker 3: good friends, except they casted them and documented everything, and
Speaker 3: so uh yeah, ron uh. I told Daryl was going
Speaker 3: to the LBL for the first time, and he sent
Speaker 3: me a list. We're not to go by myself and
Speaker 3: I didn't read the list good enough. And yeah, so
Speaker 3: we Heather had a rock thrown at the truck while
Speaker 3: I was out there filming the trackway and uh, I
Speaker 3: got I get back to the truck and when I left,
Speaker 3: the windows were down, doors were unlocked. I get back
Speaker 3: the windows were up and I can't get in. I'm like,
Speaker 3: what are you doing? She said, the rock just come
Speaker 3: out of the woods and bounce towards the truck. And
Speaker 3: I said, that's a good time to blow the horn
Speaker 3: and kind of warned somebody. You know, I didn't have
Speaker 3: my phone. But so talking about the l b O.
Speaker 3: Mister moorehead, what do you what do you think about
Speaker 3: the place?
Speaker 2: I think it's something going on. There's over two hundred
Speaker 2: cemeteries out of the area. You know, it's a big, big,
Speaker 2: big area. Yes, sir, and uh. I go along quite
Speaker 2: a bit with and Martin and we just cover a
Speaker 2: lot of ground Martin Truman where he had that face
Speaker 2: to face encounter with one of those things. And you know,
Speaker 2: I don't know if you know Martin very well. He's
Speaker 2: trying and he'd probably watched us right now. But he
Speaker 2: tells you something. You he thirty year veteran from the
Speaker 2: Source Department, you know, retired. He's not to be second guest.
Speaker 2: I mean, he saw something and no doubt about it.
Speaker 2: He just he teared up. Remember that he's scared him
Speaker 2: so bad just thinking about it. You know, it's enough
Speaker 2: to enough to curculate. But He's not a stoutch guy.
Speaker 2: He's guy. He's got a gun with him. He's a
Speaker 2: retired deputyn. The guy knows. He knows his land, he
Speaker 2: knows that area, he knows what he saw and you
Speaker 2: can't deny it. He's written some books too, people won't. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he's got some great books, he really does.
Speaker 3: He gave me one first time I ever met him.
Speaker 3: He of course, when I say he has to give
Speaker 3: me a big old me, I don't know. He don't
Speaker 3: like me. But anyway, y'all get.
Speaker 6: You many a time, Roger and Peyton both and you
Speaker 6: can see Martin's books up here behind you. I've got
Speaker 6: Martin's and Ryan's up there, and uh, those are my
Speaker 6: favorite books. And I've gotten my other favorite book, mister
Speaker 6: William Lanceford right here.
Speaker 3: And oh yeah, thank you.
Speaker 5: Martin time. Dennis said it was my honor to share
Speaker 5: camps with you. Ron and Darryl can't wait to see
Speaker 5: you guys.
Speaker 6: I can't wait to get there. I can't wait to
Speaker 6: get there with him, and Ron and I both are
Speaker 6: excited about getting together pretty same with him. We got
Speaker 6: that suppose the documentaries coming up somewhere in the United States.
Speaker 6: They were all doing together on So we'll figure out
Speaker 6: about that. That'll probably be really interesting in a lot
Speaker 6: of words.
Speaker 3: So I know him just well enough. I have to
Speaker 3: call him mister Bubba, so I'm not at the Yeah,
Speaker 3: can I ask a personal question if that's okay?
Speaker 5: How did you guys all meet?
Speaker 2: You?
Speaker 5: Ron, Darryl and Martin? I know you guys are all
Speaker 5: real friends now, so a different conference, Okay, calla Florida.
Speaker 2: And Martin. We just got together.
Speaker 6: How it actually happened was is of course Martin and
Speaker 6: I have been we living in the same county. I
Speaker 6: was a mayor, he was a stairff's deputy. He knew me,
Speaker 6: I knew him, and uh, even before that, we were
Speaker 6: members of the Sure Shot Rabbit Hunters Club and uh
Speaker 6: we were friends there. And that was by the old
Speaker 6: sheriff Fate Thomas and Nashville.
Speaker 3: Back in the day, and my dad and uncles went
Speaker 3: to that rabbit.
Speaker 6: We were members of that club, and Martin was involved
Speaker 6: in it, and I was involved in several other things
Speaker 6: too there and uh, I became friends and staged friends,
Speaker 6: been best friends for about forty six years now. And
Speaker 6: of course everybody knows Ron. I've known Ron and followed
Speaker 6: in for a long time and became pretty good friends.
Speaker 6: The reason about four years ago at the o'calla conference
Speaker 6: and just kind of graduating and got to be closer
Speaker 6: friends and closer friends, and we've had a lot of
Speaker 6: good times together and got a whole lot more to time,
Speaker 6: and the best two guys in the world to be
Speaker 6: with if they got your back, you know. I thank
Speaker 6: the world of both of them and just honored to
Speaker 6: be a part.
Speaker 3: It Ain't it amazing when you find somebody that's had
Speaker 3: similar experiences how you can bond over because they're comfortable
Speaker 3: with you, because they know you know, And it's it's
Speaker 3: that you don't have to be careful what you say
Speaker 3: or whatever, and you can throw, you know, a thought
Speaker 3: against the wall and see how, you know what everybody
Speaker 3: thinks about it, and nobody's laughing, you know whatever. So
Speaker 3: some of my best friends now or or in this
Speaker 3: in this uh bigfoot world is what you know, everybody says,
Speaker 3: but big podology, big footology. There we go.
Speaker 5: I like that.
Speaker 3: Actually, yeah, Amanda, I know you've probably read some of
Speaker 3: Ron's books. You're the book person, have you you haven't
Speaker 3: read them? I put it on the spot. She reads
Speaker 3: every books. Ron she don't like you, I love.
Speaker 5: I just apologize. It's on my to be read list.
Speaker 5: I haven't quite life in that hasn't happened yet.
Speaker 2: One thing I like to say in all these things,
Speaker 2: and if I don't get to say anything else, it's
Speaker 2: what all this has led me to the quantum physics. Uh,
Speaker 2: spirituality and quantum physics are synonymous. So I was raised religiously.
Speaker 2: I'm not religious now, but we're all spiritual, like it
Speaker 2: or not. We have the ter ethereal side of us,
Speaker 2: which cannot die. According to physics, energy with tomato cannot
Speaker 2: changed forms Einstein Einstein's so he's take me all the
Speaker 2: way into I first started offerating a searching where giants
Speaker 2: came from the Bible, or being James's Bible. That didn't
Speaker 2: give me far enough. You've found a few mistakes in there.
Speaker 2: So I went on into Da Da Da Da Da
Speaker 2: all the way back, and finally I got into Mesopotamia.
Speaker 2: In the Mesopotamia at the beginning with Samerian texts, I
Speaker 2: could inform texts talks about all these kings he lived
Speaker 2: so many thousands of years, and menus to live be
Speaker 2: hundreds of years old and this is the first written
Speaker 2: language known to man thirty four hundred and fifty BCE.
Speaker 2: It's when they and they stepped it out in clay
Speaker 2: and it's all been dried and it's been deciphered now
Speaker 2: translated by the university, and when you start reading what
Speaker 2: they've said and what they've done and what the what
Speaker 2: they gave to Samerians is the kickstart on humanity is
Speaker 2: what it was that gave us. It's the following ones
Speaker 2: in the Bible. It's a it's a anonarchy. I got
Speaker 2: to get out there. It's not like something if you
Speaker 2: can believe in George Warriston what our history book says
Speaker 2: about that, you should be able to believe that those
Speaker 2: are because they are real. You can see them real.
Speaker 2: They're not somebody you have to believe in, and you
Speaker 2: just have to believe they are there. You believe George
Speaker 2: Rsman is here or not. Anyway, it's taken into that
Speaker 2: and what humans are all about and what we're doing
Speaker 2: here and why we're here. It's all about our experiences
Speaker 2: on this planet. And we're lucky at Daryl, luck at
Speaker 2: I have these experiences we're having so we can talk
Speaker 2: on programs like this and share our information because it's
Speaker 2: it's it's not the experience so much as it is
Speaker 2: your response to it. And I caution everybody to try
Speaker 2: to get rid of your fear, because if you've got
Speaker 2: fear among these things, they play with it, would with
Speaker 2: it and try to get out of fear. But you
Speaker 2: get into who we are and what we're here. We
Speaker 2: got to respond to everything with loving compassion. And that's
Speaker 2: what I want to say. If you don't respond to
Speaker 2: your issues with loving compassion and caring, you're going to
Speaker 2: be not out of it. You're not going to get
Speaker 2: out of this third density we're in. We'reright in a
Speaker 2: third did the environment three D. That's what we see
Speaker 2: three regis there's all these other ones that exists out there.
Speaker 2: What you get into now, but you got to get
Speaker 2: yourself in balance. You got to get back to what
Speaker 2: we are. We're all one consciousness from one entity. This
Speaker 2: is my idealism of you. But I think that's what
Speaker 2: this has all taken me to. Is this right here,
Speaker 2: And if I can't say it, I'm not supposed to
Speaker 2: be here anymore.
Speaker 3: Well, I appreciate your sharing.
Speaker 2: It's well it gives you if you're old like me,
Speaker 2: it gives you a little help. It gives you a little.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 5: I haven't been on this journey long enough to not
Speaker 5: have an opinion made about it at this point in time, well.
Speaker 2: In eighty four, and it's just it's been an adventure
Speaker 2: and I'm I'm happy. I'm powdered. I've been doing this
Speaker 2: now for the last few years since I retire for business,
Speaker 2: and it's just been a great thing to do, meeting
Speaker 2: people like Darryl and Martin, you guys. Just it's it's what,
Speaker 2: it's what. It's my experience, and I'm happy to have
Speaker 2: it because it happens for.
Speaker 3: You, not to you.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I feel like thinking back on things that happened,
Speaker 3: whether it was paranormal or UFO, and clearly a UFO
Speaker 3: that left and went into space and a clear night sky,
Speaker 3: I feel like looking back that I've been shown things
Speaker 3: to kind of go with what you're saying. I feel
Speaker 3: like now it was like if i'd have seen something
Speaker 3: one of the things too early. It's like the layers
Speaker 3: of an onion, like I was, I was ready for
Speaker 3: the next step, you know, It's like it's been slow
Speaker 3: but it's happened. And I do truly believe that I've
Speaker 3: been exposed to things at the right times, if that
Speaker 3: makes sense.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I reperceived. I gotta tell you this, Yes, yesterday
Speaker 2: is gone. It's not there anymore. It's only there in
Speaker 2: our memories. It's what our mind's God now and tomorrow
Speaker 2: doesn't exist right now, right now, and you want to
Speaker 2: live for now, and you want to do everything right now.
Speaker 2: And that's how I said.
Speaker 3: And and Amanda's generation. Uh. To put that in perspective
Speaker 3: is like in The Lion King when he popped him
Speaker 3: in the head and he said, what what did you
Speaker 3: do that for? It don't matter.
Speaker 5: It's in the past, which is probably true because I
Speaker 5: remember sitting in my daddy's laugh at the theater watching
Speaker 5: the line.
Speaker 3: I thought I would kind of put that in. You know,
Speaker 3: turn No, it's fun. I liked, y'all we're having fun
Speaker 3: with this. We take it the subject seriously, but we
Speaker 3: don't take ourselves seriously. I say that sometimes because we
Speaker 3: have new listeners, and Ron, you and Darryl understand like
Speaker 3: Darryl sees it in real time because his group put
Speaker 3: up that picture. Please, yes, that you stole uh.
Speaker 5: But yes, I screenshotted your your group for you.
Speaker 3: You go to Facebook Bigfoot believers and other creatures. And
Speaker 3: I don't know when I joined. It might have been
Speaker 3: like twenty thousand. It's up to watch sixty or seventy
Speaker 3: now or more eight I don't even know.
Speaker 5: It shows a sixty nine k as. Yeah there you screenshot.
Speaker 6: Well the point we have a really unusual time this
Speaker 6: wation in my group. When I left Blue Ridge Scrypto,
Speaker 6: Blue Ridge Sasquatching Crypto, my friend Michael Patterson were still
Speaker 6: friends when I left his group and started my own
Speaker 6: about nearly four years ago. Now I was starting a group.
Speaker 6: My main intention was a started group where everybody could
Speaker 6: feel safe. There would be no criticism, no readic to,
Speaker 6: no laughing emojis, no respect whatsoever. And you know, we've
Speaker 6: ousted over twenty five thousand people, so we would.
Speaker 3: Have we almost got kicked out.
Speaker 6: We would probably have one hundred thousand, so you know,
Speaker 6: Jennifer Robie Haynes, I have Ron Moore, heads Mad Me
Speaker 6: and Mark Groves myself. We have a large number of
Speaker 6: admin in Scott Paste, Jeremiah Fountain, Tamra Wilson, I mean
Speaker 6: we you know, I'm one of those kind of guys
Speaker 6: too that I promote people. I just don't let somebody
Speaker 6: that's involved in the group. I'd have a badge. And
Speaker 6: you know, I probably got more moderators than any group
Speaker 6: in history, and I've got more experts too, so you know,
Speaker 6: I don't have a problem with any of that. I
Speaker 6: think everybody has an opportunity to help the group, and
Speaker 6: if they do, I help them. And we're just trying
Speaker 6: to keep it and make it a safe a safe
Speaker 6: place and don't have too many complaints about it. I
Speaker 6: have to get on people once in a while make
Speaker 6: a post, but where people come in, they think they
Speaker 6: can rid it to somebody and I'll show them the accent.
Speaker 5: Which is nice because there are so many sorry, there
Speaker 5: are so many Facebook groups out there. When I started
Speaker 5: getting into this, you know, heavily about seven years ago. Uh,
Speaker 5: there's so many garbage stuff out there. I'll just put
Speaker 5: it bluntly, like you said, when people can jump in
Speaker 5: there and they're, oh, this is a load of bologny
Speaker 5: and you're just letting the trolls run wild, and I'm
Speaker 5: just like, we're not. You're not helping this subject matter
Speaker 5: at all. With with with that stuff. So very nice
Speaker 5: to have people who keep kick the trolls to the curb.
Speaker 2: Some people, if yeah, they can't they can't see it,
Speaker 2: they're not gonna believe in it. Some people will never
Speaker 2: go there.
Speaker 5: A lot of people are afraid to believe it.
Speaker 6: Or you in a way. I really truly believe that
Speaker 6: people some people, for some reason cannot see these creatures.
Speaker 6: I really believe that, and I don't know what reason
Speaker 6: that is. And I also think some people are marked
Speaker 6: by these creatures and they see more of them than
Speaker 6: most people do.
Speaker 5: Vibration vibration blood type for that.
Speaker 6: That I have some type of special way with forest
Speaker 6: people or Bigfoot. And no doubt Martin grows to us
Speaker 6: with dog Man so and I've been in the lb
Speaker 6: O by ourselves at night and many times, and he
Speaker 6: would ask me, you feel anything, and I would sometimes
Speaker 6: I can feel when they're there. And I know that
Speaker 6: sounds off the wall.
Speaker 2: But it's true. I can.
Speaker 6: And uh, I normally can feel. And Martin has the
Speaker 6: same thing with dog Man. He starts feeling them and UH,
Speaker 6: just say now let's don't go any further, let's back
Speaker 6: off a little bit. So we know we work together
Speaker 6: in that way, and it's pretty awesome to have. You know,
Speaker 6: our three teammates, four teammates with Mike Smith and Ron
Speaker 6: Moorehea had been a teammate. And Ron has such a
Speaker 6: way of being so calm and bringing things out to
Speaker 6: us that have just relaxes us when we do get
Speaker 6: kind of wired up.
Speaker 2: So fear, don't have fear, No fear, there's know who
Speaker 2: you are as a human being. We're very special.
Speaker 3: And Mike, I just have to say, Mike is a
Speaker 3: great guy. I realize.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, Mike Smith is a great I think the
Speaker 6: world of it.
Speaker 3: And Ron something you said, Uh, my son, he's got
Speaker 3: a glimpses a couple of times, but he won't say,
Speaker 3: you know, he saw one. But he's had everything else
Speaker 3: you could think of. We found tracks, we've had the
Speaker 3: thrown at us, we've had screams and things left for
Speaker 3: us and all that and too much to get into.
Speaker 3: But we spooked one up a year ago, a little
Speaker 3: over a year ago. We were walking out hunting and
Speaker 3: we've had several encounters on this property and we surprised
Speaker 3: it and it shuffled around and huff growled at us,
Speaker 3: and I spoke to it. I showed my hands, I said,
Speaker 3: we're leaving. We're letting you have the place where you know,
Speaker 3: we'll be back in a few days now. That wouldn't
Speaker 3: happen five years, five years prior. But I've been talking
Speaker 3: to a lot of people about this and we're walking off,
Speaker 3: and he said, you know, Daddy, it's getting a worried.
Speaker 3: Don't scare me much anymore. And so maybe that's why
Speaker 3: more things are happening, you know, if possible.
Speaker 6: It is one.
Speaker 2: And I think that's why I had the encounters I
Speaker 2: had and the interaction I had with them, because I
Speaker 2: wasn't afraid of them. They hadn't eedn that yet. Obviously,
Speaker 2: we hadn't been carried away, nothing like that happened, so
Speaker 2: you know, I didn't comfortable. And the wow, that was
Speaker 2: an NSOL line and just it was a long time coming,
Speaker 2: just because I was playing with they were playing with us.
Speaker 2: I was playing with them, they were toying with us.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: Can you tell us about that? Can you tell us
Speaker 3: about when you saw one? Yeah, yeah, I'd love to
Speaker 3: hear that story.
Speaker 2: Well, it was you ever heard the samurai cry called
Speaker 2: the samurai chatter? That's stuff that I saw when I
Speaker 2: was recording. It was up here behind behind where Bill
Speaker 2: and we're sitting these outside, just hey and I first
Speaker 2: time they really interacted with us like that while we're
Speaker 2: still outside, and he was he did cry, and he
Speaker 2: went shooting down through the trees to what we think
Speaker 2: was a female and an adolescent because I got those records.
Speaker 2: They were doing the chattering actually down there, and that's
Speaker 2: that's when I seen him just shooting down through the
Speaker 2: like he's floating down through the forest. I mean, just
Speaker 2: really inhuman like part of the explain how anything, nothing
Speaker 2: human that I know, could go like. I didn't see
Speaker 2: any details. It was just a bright night. We got
Speaker 2: into camp, you know, late late evening afternoon because we've
Speaker 2: been traveling all day trying to get there, and I
Speaker 2: had a lot of stuff in our packs and all them.
Speaker 2: Bill was doing doing things, all the animals, and I
Speaker 2: was going off the fire trying to eat up something
Speaker 2: to eat and get something going like that. So it
Speaker 2: just all started happening and we learned, this is nineteen
Speaker 2: seventy four. We learned just to be seal and don't
Speaker 2: shine a light, don't jump up and down, don't just
Speaker 2: don't do nothing because I don't think they got their attention.
Speaker 2: They're going to come in closer. And this in war,
Speaker 2: and we learned more to happen, you know. So that's
Speaker 2: what happened that start coming closer.
Speaker 3: Ron you get you got the most chill. You got
Speaker 3: to be the most chill person I've ever met. But
Speaker 3: I don't know if I could have done well.
Speaker 2: I think you just got to know who you are
Speaker 2: is a human, how specially you are, and not that
Speaker 2: not that you can't die, You're going to do it.
Speaker 2: So what it's going to go change forms or in
Speaker 2: the science and religion, you're going to go to heaven
Speaker 2: or not. You know, it's got to be secure of
Speaker 2: yourself and don't don't be afraid. Fear is your enemy.
Speaker 3: This is one of my very best friends here. Greg
Speaker 3: lives in out of North Alabama, not too far from me,
Speaker 3: and he he has them. He's had to encounters multiple
Speaker 3: counters while hunting. He's had to learn how to get
Speaker 3: along with them. And they visit his man cave right
Speaker 3: at National Bank National Forest quite a bit and they'll
Speaker 3: let him know that there. Well, anyway, he's got a question,
Speaker 3: he said, and this is true. We've talked about this
Speaker 3: ron a high page of our group have been hit
Speaker 3: by lightning. I've been hit twice. We wonder if it's
Speaker 3: possible that something about this us draws electricity and possibly cryptids.
Speaker 3: Any thoughts on that idea.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think they need energy. They need energy to
Speaker 2: do what they do. In other words, they go out
Speaker 2: of our dimension into another one. The change forms change
Speaker 2: from matter and energy. They need energy. Sometimes. I think
Speaker 2: that's what this tree wak is. It's not always something
Speaker 2: in the tree. It could be them popping out a
Speaker 2: tree or that sounds crazy, I know.
Speaker 3: No, no, let me let me say something, because I've
Speaker 3: heard what sounds like clear wood on wood. Then I've
Speaker 3: heard a resonance after the pop that's hardly explainable. Now,
Speaker 3: some people say they could be using their large tongue
Speaker 3: or whatever, but you're you're talking about how much power
Speaker 3: that would take, and so their resonance afterwards. I don't
Speaker 3: know what they do.
Speaker 2: A lot of reports, too, Roger, about these things being
Speaker 2: seen on power lines, are on transformers, and our batteries
Speaker 2: are going dead up there a few times, and just
Speaker 2: that happens, people's cars can stop right in the middle
Speaker 2: of something when they draw energy and they need it
Speaker 2: I think to do what they do, because to move
Speaker 2: out of this dimension into another it takes I think
Speaker 2: it takes energy. Everything's energy frequency of vibration right then
Speaker 2: finding the frequency that they need the energy to pump
Speaker 2: through into another space.
Speaker 3: Word, that that's what I was wondering. Like you know
Speaker 3: when a when a fighter jet breaks the soundberry and
Speaker 3: you have the sonic boom, and then if you have
Speaker 3: something vacate space that that the atmosphere slams together. That's
Speaker 3: what makes the sonic boom. So that that would make
Speaker 3: perfect sense to me knowing yeah, that's yeah, that gives
Speaker 3: me something else.
Speaker 5: To think about an idea I've heard as well as
Speaker 5: you know the with the tree knocking, is that the
Speaker 5: same thing that you would do with like a tuning fork.
Speaker 5: Being a music nerd, know that when you hit the
Speaker 5: tuning fork, it creates a different vibrations at different hurts
Speaker 5: and stuff depending on what type of metal or type
Speaker 5: or size that the tuning fork is. I know in
Speaker 5: music and stuff, they have different ones for different keys,
Speaker 5: Like you you need to be in the key of
Speaker 5: We're just going to throw out E major or something
Speaker 5: and so just an idea of the type of wood,
Speaker 5: the all the stuff in it, if that could be
Speaker 5: a possibility as well.
Speaker 2: Well. Sound healing is a big deal, you know it is.
Speaker 2: People go to sound healing clinics now for the vibration.
Speaker 2: It's been showing over and over how sound affects people.
Speaker 2: It's it's a big deal.
Speaker 6: It is.
Speaker 2: The bowlers would sound.
Speaker 3: Right, Darryl. You remember at the mcmimble conference, Randy Brooks
Speaker 3: came and got me. He said, you need to talk
Speaker 3: to this lady. Well, she had some pictures of footprints
Speaker 3: and some other things, but she had these bowls, different
Speaker 3: sized bowls. What are these? And she's these are quartz bowls.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm talking about. So and I and
Speaker 3: I'm sensitive to different energies. I've become more sensitive. I
Speaker 3: don't know because my mind's open up or whatever. But
Speaker 3: this one was a large one and she started rubbing
Speaker 3: around the edge and.
Speaker 6: They really worked. You could. You would be shocked what
Speaker 6: those things do.
Speaker 3: And I need one. And what I did, without asking
Speaker 3: is I stuck my hand down in the center of
Speaker 3: that without touching the bowl, and my every nerve on
Speaker 3: the left side of my body like where your nerves
Speaker 3: in and the it lit lit up and it was
Speaker 3: like a vibration. That was the most awesome experience. You know,
Speaker 3: I should have asked first, Grudger.
Speaker 2: That's how a lot of people balance their chakras. You know,
Speaker 2: we have our chakras and you get a coherence with
Speaker 2: your heart because I like to say this is our
Speaker 2: opinion pland which is usually calcilizing people. You get that
Speaker 2: cleaned up and your diet and everything and actually connection
Speaker 2: in your heart and gives you that gut feeling something
Speaker 2: wrong or something's right. You know you gotta go over here.
Speaker 2: Your brain will talk you out of that. So many times,
Speaker 2: our conditioned brain will talk about tries to make sense
Speaker 2: of everything, and so they started to take care of
Speaker 2: our body. But it tries to make sense of it.
Speaker 2: Just ons when talk. That's all. It's like an ai, Hey,
Speaker 2: I tell.
Speaker 3: You some true.
Speaker 2: But really, where was I going to that?
Speaker 6: Uh?
Speaker 2: Your heart listens to your the penion grind. But your
Speaker 2: heart and your brain has to be in coherence and
Speaker 2: they have to balance. That's what chocolates all about. It's
Speaker 2: why you balance your chocolates with meditation. So the monks do.
Speaker 2: That's what that's what you do. I mean that that's
Speaker 2: not religion someway, it's it's just how your body works.
Speaker 2: You can get those in coherence and everything in the rhythm.
Speaker 2: You will clean up yourself and you will understand more.
Speaker 2: Your intuitiveness will come alive. And I'm working on that
Speaker 2: all the time because I'm not as intuitive as I
Speaker 2: ought to be.
Speaker 6: But sends me a passage about three or four times
Speaker 6: a day to read, and it's always something about what
Speaker 6: he's talking about it.
Speaker 2: I'll be glad you're not my granddaughter. I said about
Speaker 2: a dozen every day. She loves.
Speaker 5: Stuff too, if you want just saying.
Speaker 3: I asked a question one time and almost got in
Speaker 3: trouble h in a large group darryl Uh, but Rebecca
Speaker 3: curate and reminded me of it. She's in the chat,
Speaker 3: and you know, Rebecca, she took up. She knew what
Speaker 3: I was getting at and what Ron just brought up.
Speaker 3: I said, how many of you guys grew up on
Speaker 3: city water and well water or spring water. And it's
Speaker 3: like the people that was like city water were like,
Speaker 3: I don't understand, I don't what are you asking for?
Speaker 3: And the people the castle fied Pineal gland. Right, So
Speaker 3: I was getting answers and stuff, and Rebecca took up
Speaker 3: for me because I was leading somewhere with it. Uh,
Speaker 3: it just I had to shut it down. But I
Speaker 3: almost got kicked out of the group that day. But
Speaker 3: Daryl was like, I won't say what Daryl. Daryl helped
Speaker 3: me out, so he knew what I was doing. But
Speaker 3: I was interested to know, you know, like say like say,
Speaker 3: like you know you're open minded and you're really in
Speaker 3: tune with this stuff. Where did you grow up? You know,
Speaker 3: what what type of environment were you in, and how
Speaker 3: did that affect or not affect you know? And uh,
Speaker 3: I learned a lot from that actually, that little experiment,
Speaker 3: by the reactions. So I didn't do it anymore. I
Speaker 3: was just I was just I was curious. I was
Speaker 3: genuinely curious when I started reading about calcified pineal glands
Speaker 3: and how it affects people. And I was just wanting
Speaker 3: to know, you know. And but you, like y'all said,
Speaker 3: you know, to learn more, you've got to ask questions, right,
Speaker 3: you got to.
Speaker 2: It.
Speaker 3: Maybe we don't get an answer right away, but ten
Speaker 3: years later you might can come back to it. And
Speaker 3: so it's just I'm telling you. I'm telling y'all the
Speaker 3: from where I came from, because everybody asked me when
Speaker 3: I first started getting on the shows, like in chat
Speaker 3: and stuff and where are you at on the Flesh
Speaker 3: and Blood versus WU, And I'm like, what are you
Speaker 3: talking about? I mean, I don't I don't know why
Speaker 3: we have and with this show, y'all, I'm like, when
Speaker 3: I first started it three years ago on the original
Speaker 3: YouTube channel, I'm like, how can we be a little different?
Speaker 3: And Darryl, I took a little bit of inspiration from you,
Speaker 3: and I'm like, well, let's let's be in the middle
Speaker 3: like a bridge and try to draw these groups together
Speaker 3: where they can have a conversation because these people won't
Speaker 3: talk to these people because they're mad. And you know,
Speaker 3: or don't agree, I don't. That's that's not the way
Speaker 3: we need to be.
Speaker 6: We need to everybody needs to be an open minded
Speaker 6: with each other and share and help each other. I've
Speaker 6: never had an issue with that myself, but there are
Speaker 6: some people like that, and I don't necessarily think that
Speaker 6: they mean that. They just that's just their personal't.
Speaker 3: And so well, that's right.
Speaker 6: There's guys you're friends with that I've seen, and I
Speaker 6: don't know those guys that Wale, but you know, I'd
Speaker 6: like to get them know them better. In course, I
Speaker 6: don't get to come to a lot of the events
Speaker 6: Shall have down that way because I'm in a different area.
Speaker 6: But Martin's always calling me, want me to come to
Speaker 6: something that I just can't bet if. Unfortunately I can't
Speaker 6: get to get there from where I'm at now. But
Speaker 6: I think as far as the community, overall, most everybody
Speaker 6: who's good, everybody's good. They get along with each other
Speaker 6: fine and work together. Well, there's always a handful of
Speaker 6: people that want to make that difficult, but overall, I
Speaker 6: think this is a good community. I think most of
Speaker 6: the people are are out for each other and would
Speaker 6: do whatever they could to help each other.
Speaker 3: And we, like you said earlier, we've got each other's
Speaker 3: back too.
Speaker 2: Sure.
Speaker 6: So yeah, I got to ask one question that it
Speaker 6: was completely off the subject about this, How in the
Speaker 6: world does Greg House get had my lightning twice and
Speaker 6: still a light so be more of a phenomenon than big.
Speaker 3: Yeah that that conversation station come up one night with
Speaker 3: a bunch of the group from around the southeast got
Speaker 3: together and I don't remember who brought it up. I
Speaker 3: wasn't there, but somebody said something about getting struck by
Speaker 3: lightning or whatever, and everybody in that vehicle had been
Speaker 3: struck by lightning. It's almost got me a few times.
Speaker 6: Uh, I can understand that. You know, I know everybody.
Speaker 6: I'm sure I've had a well. Ron and I were
Speaker 6: in a hotel in Georgia and watching TV and I'm
Speaker 6: talking about a bolt of lightning and hit our room
Speaker 6: and I'm it literally not run out of his chair
Speaker 6: and me out room. It was right, it was there.
Speaker 2: Thunder to go there, it was there.
Speaker 6: It was well.
Speaker 2: Anyway, let me say some title of my book is
Speaker 2: bringing science and spirituality together, because, like Tessa said, well,
Speaker 2: one man calls God, no one calls the claws of physics,
Speaker 2: because it's just it's there. Everything's there, and just you
Speaker 2: gotta delve into it. That's what I suggested. People can
Speaker 2: get quantum physics one on one, some simple book. That's
Speaker 2: what I started with years ago, and I knew there
Speaker 2: had to be an answer to everything he was experiencing,
Speaker 2: all the anomalies, the strangeness going on. We just we
Speaker 2: didn't talk about those stuff for a long.
Speaker 3: Time, Well, what was your reaction the very first orb
Speaker 3: or light anomaly that you saw that shouldn't have been there?
Speaker 3: I mean, how do you? I mean, I know the reaction.
Speaker 3: I was like, what what in the world?
Speaker 2: Well, there's so many things, it started to say, which
Speaker 2: one was my first one? Because one time we thought
Speaker 2: our camp would being tore a part out there. You know,
Speaker 2: some some start off, O that's bigfoot, We'll love them,
Speaker 2: do it. But you look out there later when all
Speaker 2: the commotions stopped and nothing's changed, and we thought our
Speaker 2: food and our own barrels, or then we hauled in
Speaker 2: our mule, we've been thrown to our and nothing changed. Well,
Speaker 2: how do you explain that? Did they hypnotize us all
Speaker 2: inside there to hear the same thing, or did they
Speaker 2: create the sound that we think we heard or that
Speaker 2: we did here? That's just one thing, and what do
Speaker 2: you do with that? You just put up on the
Speaker 2: shelf because you can't explain it. But it's a puzzle.
Speaker 2: And those puzzles that we had up there, several of them,
Speaker 2: like that just stays on me till I found there
Speaker 2: is a rule that covers all that. It has been
Speaker 2: answered everything and quantum physics will answer those a normays.
Speaker 2: Those strange things just a matter of learning.
Speaker 3: We say all the time on this show, is it
Speaker 3: supernatural or natural? You know, people something they're not familiar with.
Speaker 3: It's right, they put it in.
Speaker 2: When they're in both, when they come down, when they
Speaker 2: when they lower their frequency to get our our density,
Speaker 2: they're in our because they're not all the same somewhere
Speaker 2: in our dnity all the time. I think now because
Speaker 2: a lot a lot of them cross better than indigenous people,
Speaker 2: I think a lot of them become more human like,
Speaker 2: so they probably recessed their attributes. Like we're ressessed with
Speaker 2: our attributes. We haven't evolved in everything we're supposed to
Speaker 2: be yet.
Speaker 3: Greg asked the question earlier. Have either of y'all ever
Speaker 3: heard them laughing or giggling?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, a lot of times. Now it's puddled us
Speaker 2: because they in us use they think we think we're
Speaker 2: smarter now and they're out there playing with us, you know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh yeah. He he was in the streets in
Speaker 3: his h it's kind of like it's a shooting blind
Speaker 3: type thing out in the field, and he was showing
Speaker 3: me where. He said, it sounds like kids running and
Speaker 3: playing in a pine thicket and there's no kids. There's
Speaker 3: no kids anywhere around, and you know, of course with
Speaker 3: all the things he's happened there, he said, it was
Speaker 3: just strange just to hear that sound. And he's heard
Speaker 3: the samurai chatter before, and he said, it sound like
Speaker 3: they're arguing, So you know, this stuff happens. What I
Speaker 3: like is like hearing the different regions and the similarities,
Speaker 3: you know, or maybe differences also, But when you start
Speaker 3: hearing legit people talking about their encounters. And one of
Speaker 3: my favorite things to do, y'all is find somebody that
Speaker 3: that don't They don't watch the YouTube show. They don't
Speaker 3: know about the serious sounds. They didn't watch Finding Bigfoot,
Speaker 3: but they had an experience in the fifties or sixties
Speaker 3: or seventies, and they're asking questions like, I see, what's
Speaker 3: that bigfoot thing mean on your hat or whatever? And
Speaker 3: they'll tell me something and well, do you watch YouTube?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 3: Do you? And they they're not. They haven't been exposed
Speaker 3: to the terms and stuff yet, So you're I talked
Speaker 3: to a group time in the forties, fifties and sixties
Speaker 3: over Daryl might know where Giles County is we're clasking
Speaker 3: all that is just next door to us. They called
Speaker 3: them the big monkeys because they, you know, the term
Speaker 3: bigfoot was not around yet, and that's all they knew
Speaker 3: to call them. And they just had to learn to
Speaker 3: live with them, you know.
Speaker 6: You know the funny thing about it. When I was
Speaker 6: growing up and the staying on my grandfather's farm in
Speaker 6: Cannon County, Tennessee, about ten miles from Woodbury, about ninety
Speaker 6: two miles from Nashville, and I stayed there a lot.
Speaker 6: I lived with my grandparents, and I would hear the
Speaker 6: craziest noises in the middle of the night and even
Speaker 6: in the woods in the evening. My grandfather was very
Speaker 6: a very rural area, and he was really old fashioned
Speaker 6: and didn't have any modern convenience as much. And we
Speaker 6: sat on the front porch at night after he worked
Speaker 6: in the field all day, and I would hear this
Speaker 6: loud yale in the woods behind us, and we're out
Speaker 6: in the middle of nowhere. I mean, we're on a
Speaker 6: gravel dirt road. And I would look at my granddad,
Speaker 6: I'd been you know, ten eleven years old, and say,
Speaker 6: what was that? He goes, I'll just one of them
Speaker 6: old cattermints, and I'd say, what is a catermint? And
Speaker 6: he just looked at me and said, oh, I don't
Speaker 6: worry about it. They don't bother you. And you know,
Speaker 6: I heard all those things when I was a kid,
Speaker 6: and there was actually, well my granddad called the wood burger.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so that's what my grandma called him.
Speaker 3: I always heard the people say something about a booger,
Speaker 3: but you know, like Amanda said before, I just associate
Speaker 3: it with maybe the Boogerman, the boogieman or whatever.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, my grandma made all of us kids get
Speaker 6: in at dark because the boogieman would get you.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I found out what the boogiey Man was and I
Speaker 6: were in nineteen ninety two.
Speaker 5: So so, and it's interesting, Daryl that you said your
Speaker 5: grandpa said, not that. Don't worry about the catamounts. They
Speaker 5: won't bother you. It was exact for me. They said,
Speaker 5: so you stay away from them cattermounts, they will eat you.
Speaker 6: Because I think some of those cat relationship so I
Speaker 6: don't think all those things.
Speaker 5: We had one kill our hogs when I was a kid,
Speaker 5: and that's scary.
Speaker 3: So Ron my son Pete Willy here, he would kill
Speaker 3: me if he didn't get a chance to ask you
Speaker 3: this question. He wants to. He wants to know if
Speaker 3: you've heard him try to mock or copy human voices. Yeah,
Speaker 3: they do, and now we've had you know, people used
Speaker 3: to laugh about the three hundred pound hours and stuff
Speaker 3: like that. And we were at a place one day,
Speaker 3: broad daylight. And he's really good at mimicking sounds. He
Speaker 3: can do people's voices.
Speaker 2: And I think the sound they want, I think they
Speaker 2: got more than two. We have two. I think they
Speaker 2: have several. And that allows a very flexible well, she's
Speaker 2: a sound expert, and everything show points towards that.
Speaker 3: I have a video of some house that we caught
Speaker 3: two years ago and David Ellis just enhanced it for me,
Speaker 3: and of course I recorded on an iPhone. We weren't
Speaker 3: expecting that we were in a boogery place, but he
Speaker 3: he sent it back to me a couple of weeks ago.
Speaker 3: He said, I think you're going to like the results.
Speaker 3: He said, I recorded a dual tone how in eight
Speaker 3: or nine around the Olympic Peninsula. And then we have
Speaker 3: a friend in the northeast, Chris Brownheart, has similar house
Speaker 3: and I've had them analyze they're not COUDI or wolf,
Speaker 3: but you saying that they can make sounds of other
Speaker 3: people that people can't, or or whatever they want to
Speaker 3: well to me when he said dual how is from
Speaker 3: one set of vocal cords, and that blew me away
Speaker 3: when I heard it clear, and that's that's when I
Speaker 3: got excited. I don't know whether that duel how tore
Speaker 3: me up or I knew that that one where it
Speaker 3: was located. There's three different ones where that one was located.
Speaker 3: It could have cut us off from the vehicle. And uh,
Speaker 3: it's it's pretty amazing that you catch sounds that are
Speaker 3: not normal. You know, you know all about that, right,
Speaker 3: I mean.
Speaker 2: Once first comes some people's playing, because there's tribes that
Speaker 2: can do that throat saying like two tones at once.
Speaker 2: But this is more than that. And Dave Ellis is
Speaker 2: really good at that. He's got to graft it out.
Speaker 2: He knows what coye sounds like, what it sounds like.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you it's outside though what it isn't.
Speaker 3: And I was very very fortunate for him to do that.
Speaker 2: For me after a lot of people I preferred to him,
Speaker 2: who were.
Speaker 6: Ryan and Ryan and myself and Martin Groves and Martin
Speaker 6: and me were in THEO LBL and March of twenty
Speaker 6: twenty four. And Martin's real good at doing a call.
Speaker 6: He can do a really good call. I'm got nothing crazy,
Speaker 6: but just to really good yale that gets responses. He's
Speaker 6: just good at it. And we got a call back
Speaker 6: and I got it on recording, and we were all
Speaker 6: setting in Martin's vehicle, all four of us, and we
Speaker 6: heard the return and recorded it, and it's a pretty
Speaker 6: amazing call return call and sent. He sent that. I
Speaker 6: don't know how many different scientists that studied that type
Speaker 6: of thing and they had never picked up one like
Speaker 6: that before.
Speaker 3: Yeah, would y'all this is twenty six seconds. Would y'all
Speaker 3: want to listen to it right quick? And let me
Speaker 3: so when you hear me say, is that wolves? I
Speaker 3: knew it wasn't wolves, but there was a lady that
Speaker 3: it took off running, and I was scared if we
Speaker 3: popped out of the dark Woods owner she died of
Speaker 3: a heart attack, so I was announcing our presence. So
Speaker 3: now I was nervous. But y'all hear it my voice,
Speaker 3: but listen, I want to share this with y'all I
Speaker 3: want to have David on so he can explain to
Speaker 3: people and maybe hears some other sounds. But if y'all would,
Speaker 3: I want y'all to hear it, since y'all have heard
Speaker 3: things all over the world. So let's play.
Speaker 2: Is that on his phone coming?
Speaker 3: No? Oh my god, Ki Kiffrey now all right, So
Speaker 3: it's not supposed to be wolves.
Speaker 6: Or I have heard I have heard simmer that it's
Speaker 6: hard to tell.
Speaker 3: Yeah, But like I said, you know, with David going
Speaker 3: over it, I'm comfortable sharing it now because you know,
Speaker 3: he put his stamp of approval on it. I guess,
Speaker 3: but you don't know what they are. We we got
Speaker 3: an idea and the patterns that had on the spectrograund
Speaker 3: was pretty amazing to look at too, but.
Speaker 5: Interesting to see the differences between the two on the
Speaker 5: spectrogram between and.
Speaker 3: That was three different individuals. And of course y'all know
Speaker 3: that the recording doesn't do it justice because we that
Speaker 3: first one hit. The sound hit us and I'm like,
Speaker 3: you know, whip around like and my thing was I
Speaker 3: thought some idiot was out there with a phone and
Speaker 3: bluetooth call blasting on a big speaker. It was so
Speaker 3: loud That's why I said, is that on his phone?
Speaker 3: Because I was kind of getting a little ill because
Speaker 3: I have my wife and my dog with me, and
Speaker 3: I'm like, I don't want to be calling these things
Speaker 3: up or getting them agitated. But when that second one
Speaker 3: popped off in a different location closer to our vehicle, no,
Speaker 3: that's that's not what that is. Let's go now, y'all.
Speaker 3: Could hear me being nervous, But that was pure accident.
Speaker 3: I mean, I just had turned the phone on doing
Speaker 3: a very very very lucky Yes. Yes, yeah, it's uh,
Speaker 3: it's it's in a place where there's quarts all over
Speaker 3: the top of the ground. It's on the thirty third
Speaker 3: parallel there in and the or video that I caught
Speaker 3: last this last year. I had just been shown if
Speaker 3: midnight and I had just been showing people how to
Speaker 3: make the cold fire with the quarts, and all this
Speaker 3: started happening. I don't know whether I released some energy
Speaker 3: and something was curious and came to us or what,
Speaker 3: But uh, I don't know that. But I just put
Speaker 3: that out there to let people know what I was
Speaker 3: doing before this all happened. So I just find it
Speaker 3: odd that you know nothing happened up until that point
Speaker 3: with the orbs, and then all of a sudden they
Speaker 3: start showing up. We catch one on video that's really clear.
Speaker 3: But we all saw with our eyes saw red red
Speaker 3: ones that were acting crazy in the woods, doing things
Speaker 3: that you know, it wasn't It wasn't bugs. It weren't
Speaker 3: bugs or birds for sure. So but uh man, there
Speaker 3: there's so many, so many ways to go if y'all
Speaker 3: want to take We're about an iron forty minutes in.
Speaker 3: Uh could in the future, would y'all like to be
Speaker 3: on the show separately where we could dig into yourcounters
Speaker 3: a little more. And you don't have to answer that,
Speaker 3: but just throwing it out there because we I would
Speaker 3: love to hear more, and I know the audience would.
Speaker 3: And Darryl, you've got some amazing stories.
Speaker 6: Well, I mean, I don't. I don't think that anybody's
Speaker 6: gon s perpast Ryan on his stories.
Speaker 3: Oh no, no, I know it's.
Speaker 5: Blush over there, Darryl. I was teasing.
Speaker 6: I'm always just saying it's the way I feel about it.
Speaker 6: And a book and.
Speaker 2: Around a lot of places in the world and research
Speaker 2: a lot of stuff. My passion. That's what I've had
Speaker 2: a passion for us beside is twenty nine years old. Stuff.
Speaker 5: I wrote several of your the books on your thoughts
Speaker 5: and theories on things, But have you ever thought of
Speaker 5: writing an autobiography?
Speaker 2: Actually I wrote a small one attend David Piloti's book.
Speaker 2: I think he said he's gonna put in there anyway,
Speaker 2: I got one. Yeah, it goes yeah.
Speaker 5: Because that would be fascinating to see, like how you
Speaker 5: got from you know, how does somebody you know get
Speaker 5: into all of a sudden getting down into carew and
Speaker 5: helping to discover and find, you know, the elongated skulls
Speaker 5: with or going out on adventures with Peter Burns.
Speaker 6: All your passion, follow what you love, and I agree
Speaker 6: with that in our and it's not over with. Said,
Speaker 6: We've we've got a lot of stuff about to happen here.
Speaker 6: We we got some hopefully this documentary, and we got
Speaker 6: three or four other things we're going to do and uh,
Speaker 6: pretty amazing stuff coming up in twenty twenty six.
Speaker 5: So that's good to hear.
Speaker 3: It's all it's important for And the point I was
Speaker 3: gonna make earlier. Every day we have new people coming
Speaker 3: into the subject because it's either something happened or some
Speaker 3: something happened to their family or or whatever. And I
Speaker 3: feel like I was doing it for fun and to
Speaker 3: learn myself. But then I realized, hey, we're we're doing
Speaker 3: this and other people are benefiting also. So that's what
Speaker 3: keeps me going. And I appreciate you guys coming on
Speaker 3: and sharing, sharing your stories, and it's just y'all go look.
Speaker 3: I mean, if you've never heard of Ron Moorhead, you're
Speaker 3: very new it is, but just search his name, Darryl Denton,
Speaker 3: Tennessee bigfoot man. Uh, I think that's what you how
Speaker 3: we look up. But if you look at Daryl Denton
Speaker 3: and Bigfoot in Tennessee's lot's gonna pop up. And we
Speaker 3: just appreciate y'all coming on and sharing with not just us,
Speaker 3: but with the audience that I hear this, you know,
Speaker 3: on Spotify and all that tomorrow and so on. But
Speaker 3: thank you, guys. I really, I really appreciate it. There's
Speaker 3: a lot we could talk about, but you know, I'm
Speaker 3: not gonna hold yall up for too much longer.
Speaker 6: Now we've enjoyed being here, you know.
Speaker 5: I certainly appreciate it. Absolutely, we're honored.
Speaker 6: De bez here I am, and I appreciate you asking me,
Speaker 6: and I judge you a while back. We get here
Speaker 6: and talk to you, and I'm glad we had the
Speaker 6: opportunity do it, and uh may do it again sometime
Speaker 6: and maybe after maybe after a couple of these adventures
Speaker 6: were about to go on. If they turn out the
Speaker 6: way we hope they are, then well I'm good to
Speaker 6: tell you about.
Speaker 3: But all right, and y'all have the two Real Cryptied
Speaker 3: Legends podcast.
Speaker 6: Real Crypted Legends, and we're on every other Monday night
Speaker 6: right now. We'll eventually we'll be on every Monday night
Speaker 6: at that team Eastern so with Michelle de Rochers, our
Speaker 6: manager and our monerator, so we wouldn't be there without her.
Speaker 6: She's awesome. So uh she has a whole lot to
Speaker 6: Upron and myself and uh, well appreciated for sure.
Speaker 3: Well, thank you, Ron, thank you for your your views
Speaker 3: and sharing the knowledge. And like I said, it's a process.
Speaker 3: Some people are not ready for you. I wasn't ready
Speaker 3: for it five years ago, but I am now because.
Speaker 2: I got interested in at all. They just need to
Speaker 2: do the homework before they pop off with some statement
Speaker 2: I don't believe it or something like that well, they
Speaker 2: got to look at the packs, look what's going on.
Speaker 2: I don't try to prove what I've got. The science
Speaker 2: behind it will establish.
Speaker 3: And I have people come up to me, Ron and Darryl,
Speaker 3: and they'll be, you know, knowing that we don't have
Speaker 3: much time, and I'll just say, look, if you're serious
Speaker 3: about it, I'll talk to you. But I can't have
Speaker 3: a fifty year conversation in three minutes. So there's a
Speaker 3: lot more to this than you realize, you know. So,
Speaker 3: But but I'm glad that people are at least convinced.
Speaker 2: I can never convince a B well, how's it go?
Speaker 2: B will not waste his time convince a fly that
Speaker 2: honey is.
Speaker 3: Yep, I get you. But y'all, we're gonna we're gonna
Speaker 3: get out of here, y'all. Chris Rownhart is going to
Speaker 3: be on Doctor Dean Show following this one at nine
Speaker 3: o'clock Central. Y'all go over and support those guys and
Speaker 3: check them out. There will be some really good conversation
Speaker 3: there because Chris, Chris is on board. If you've talked
Speaker 3: to him, Ron, I'm sure you have about all of this,
Speaker 3: the frequencies and energy and all that so I've learned
Speaker 3: a lot from him too. He's my he's one of
Speaker 3: my go to guys. So, uh, everybody, Amanda, you have
Speaker 3: any questions before we let these two young men go.
Speaker 5: Oh, I have tons, but yeah, I'm not going to
Speaker 5: keep keep them any longer. It's been fantastic having you
Speaker 5: on and it's such an honor for someone as young
Speaker 5: as myself to to be able to speak to you
Speaker 5: guys and pick your brain. So I gues I love
Speaker 5: to love to pick you guys more, and thank you
Speaker 5: again much.
Speaker 6: Thank you Jim, both of us, you and Roger for
Speaker 6: having us own and thank you everybody for watching us
Speaker 6: and uh my brother Martin Groves. I'll be talking to
Speaker 6: you real soon.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna tell them Amanda. I send her the message
Speaker 3: like uh Ron More and Daryl Denton on this date
Speaker 3: and it was like O MG and big capital letters
Speaker 3: or whatever. So you did, you did good. I know
Speaker 3: she's fa.
Speaker 5: You're going to make me bluss.
Speaker 3: Well that's what we do. So yeah, Daryl, I'll send
Speaker 3: you a message about about an event that you might
Speaker 3: be interested in.
Speaker 6: And uh, I need to tell everybody I will be
Speaker 6: speaking at the Katous Kentucky uh uh distiory uh February
Speaker 6: the seventh, with Martin Groves and Steve Kyles Sorry, k
Speaker 6: Is Kentaty.
Speaker 3: That's just north of lb A, right.
Speaker 6: That's north of lba's radio station that's asked us to come,
Speaker 6: and I'll be there speaking with them with that. So
Speaker 6: it's been a pretty good event. Quite a few people
Speaker 6: have been reaching out to me and want to know
Speaker 6: if I'm going to be there and anybody in the area.
Speaker 6: I appreciate your.
Speaker 3: Come all right, well once again, Southern goodbye. I'm going
Speaker 3: to thank y'all and end this thing, and we've got
Speaker 3: a four minute out throw y'all. Will them to hang
Speaker 3: out or leave or whatever. But I will be sending
Speaker 3: you a message though, and you can pass it on
Speaker 3: to Ron if you want to.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well, I appreciate it. Thank you, Roger, thank.
Speaker 3: You, right, thank you. Good night, Everybody'll be saved.
Speaker 6: I got another podcast from tomorrow. I got one of eleven,
Speaker 6: so I'll reach out to you earlier. Okay, God love you, brother,
Speaker 6: good night.
Speaker 3: Good night, everybody.
Speaker 5: Good night, y'all.
Speaker 8: Down in the pines, where the water runs back, where
Speaker 8: the moss hangs low and the night leans back, the
Speaker 8: stores must about a shadow tall, big feet moving where
Speaker 8: the moon lad fall.
Speaker 7: Some saved me, some saved ghost and trees.
Speaker 8: Some say trouble blowing in with a breeze. But around here, man,
Speaker 8: we know the call, or we just calling friends.
Speaker 2: The squatching holler, so lie that.
Speaker 7: Let the cat tell sick in the nine bird time,
Speaker 7: copper heads weaving.
Speaker 1: He here yon the fall, that ain't no when, and
Speaker 1: it ain't no.
Speaker 7: No when the creek girl's cold and the shadows get taller.
Speaker 7: Yeah you're crossing, not in the squatch and just walk
Speaker 7: getting a brave man fu. But I mind your staff
Speaker 7: and the squatching.
Speaker 3: How buddy tell.
Speaker 2: Me stories about their thing?
Speaker 3: Ain't sauce to ten.
Speaker 7: Foot high with the but y'all red eyes burning like
Speaker 7: a summer's coat.
Speaker 5: Let the track tig enough.
Speaker 6: To swallow your soul.
Speaker 7: But the old folks laugh, saying, don't you fear if
Speaker 7: grid has been living here.
Speaker 8: For hundreds of years, treat them with respect.
Speaker 7: When the moon gets smaller and they'll let you live
Speaker 7: in squatch.
Speaker 3: And holler sold that fire.
Speaker 6: Let the swamp drum roll.
Speaker 3: You can hear that.
Speaker 8: Beat stripe down in your soul.
Speaker 2: If you hear a drum from the river.
Speaker 8: Cal it ain't no boat frout.
Speaker 6: Balking that lord hunt.
Speaker 7: The swamp runs still, and the crickets get salty. Y'all
Speaker 7: lie alone and spotting hot the weather brave, they ties
Speaker 7: in the fools off noble can't watching that spotting holler.
Speaker 8: Some say guards it old pine Ridge. Some say he
Speaker 8: walks from bridge to bridge the warm thanks show. When
Speaker 8: the night comes down, something big still calls it screamed,
Speaker 8: so bank that fire and the night getting deep at
Speaker 8: the widows whisp while the cuts up creech. If you
Speaker 8: catch us glimpse through the midnight holler, just nod your head,
Speaker 8: don't scream and holler.
Speaker 5: Them for a while.
Speaker 7: I'm on stree and the legends getting taller and wherever
Speaker 7: it runs in squatching holly, we ain't scared, but we
Speaker 7: shore stayed cautious down in the dog on that squatching holler.
Speaker 2: They being steer