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Speaker 1: You're listening to BIGFA Society, and I'm Jeremiah Byron. In

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this show, we go beyond the campfire stories to bring

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you first hand encounters from people who say they've seen

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something impossible. From backwoods trails and remote mountain haulers to

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quiet farms and crowded highways. The stories come from everywhere,

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and each one leaves us with more questions than answers.

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Speaker 2: These are the.

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Speaker 1: Voices of the people who've lived it. To settle in,

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because today you'll hear another account that just might change

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the way you see the woods forever.

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Speaker 2: So stay with us.

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Speaker 1: Please keep Jeremiah in your prayers as he continues his

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fight against cancer. For more updates about his medical journey,

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please go to the carring Bridge link in the show notes.

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Thank you, Hey, Eric hasigar Man, Hey man, are you

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I'm doing well?

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Speaker 2: Doing well? Hey, thanks for coming up.

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Speaker 1: I feel free to share what happened, where it happened

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if you can, and all that good stuff.

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Speaker 3: Get a lot of be fun. This I was. I

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was ten years old in nineteen seventy eight and I

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was up at my grandpa's place. He has a He

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had a double wide trailer up in on fourteen acres

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up in Whitmore, California, which is about sixty miles east

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of Redding, and it's in He's in the deep woods

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up there in Whitmore, and he had a trout stream

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and about fourteen acres. And one night I was laying

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on the couch in his place and I heard this

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noise out back, like a really loud, crashing noise. And

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I opened up my eyes and there was this bigfoot

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staring at me through the window. He was about nine

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foot tall, his shoulders were about four and a half

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five foot wide. He was just enormous and scary. I

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couldn't even move. I was so terrified. I was ten

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years old, you know, and I was terrified. But apparently

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these things just have a habit of looking through windows.

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And I opened up my eyes and he was staring

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right at me. Man, I thought he was gonna come

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through the window and get me. I literally peed my pants, man,

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and I didn't say anything to anybody. The next day,

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I went outside to see what the crash was. And

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I had an aquarium back there on a table with

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my snakes in there, and the aquarium was actually on

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the ground, and my snakes were gone and there were

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prints all around my dad my grandpa's place. And there's

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a trail that leads from my grandpa's place to a

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fishing hole about about a quarter mile down in the woods.

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If you follow the stream down there, there's a blockade

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of where we go trout fishing. And I think Bigfoot

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lives on the next door neighbors property in that area,

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because there's nobody on that property. And I think because

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of the trout stream, it draws deer and it draws

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all kinds of animals to it. I think that's what

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he was doing, was he was actually hunting the stream

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that night, and it was pretty scary. I left the

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very next day, and I've never been back to my

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grandpa since. That terrified me, honestly. And you know, I'd

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never had a never even thought of anything before, because

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I've been up there many times, and I've walked that

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trail down to the trout stream and fished and blah

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blah blah, and then all of a sudden, that one night,

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it terrified me. I never went back. I left my

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grandpa's and never went back. I didn't tell anything of

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anybody about it because I didn't want to get teased

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or you know, people saying, oh, yeah, you didn't see

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this or you didn't see that. Hey, man, I know

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what I saw. I might have been ten years old,

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but I know what I saw. And then my second sighting.

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I used to own a cabin up in a place

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called Iowa Hill, which is by Colfax and Auburn, California,

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Northern California, about two hours north of sam Or Sacrabento.

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And this was a deep forest. I lived in a

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place called Iowa Hill. It's up by Forest City. You

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can google it, and it's really deep woods. I was fishing.

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I went down a fire trail and I saw a

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bunch of bear scat at the bottom of the trail.

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So I was kind of worried about getting out and

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fishing in that spot. But man, when you're catching twenty

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inch rainbow trout out of that spot, how can you

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say no, you know? So I got out and I

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went to do some fishing, and I heard something coming

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through the woods. I thought it was that bear that

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left that scat, And next thing, you know, about ten

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feet away from me, man, a bigfoot came out of

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the woods and he was staring right at me. He

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was growling a little bit, but he wasn't very It

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didn't seem like he was mad or angry because you know,

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maybe he wasn't the violent type, because you know, they

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all have different attitudes, or maybe he didn't feel like

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I was a threat to him because I was just

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a kid and I was just fishing. You know. I

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was about thirteen years old at the time. And I

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threw him three of my trout that I caught, and

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he took them and just walked right back into the woods.

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Didn't give me no gup or anything like that. But

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you know, as soon as he left, I got I

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got all my stuff pack, got my lying out of

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the water, and I got that out of there. Man.

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You know, my dad was with me and he saw

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it too, and he was just like, wow, that was

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pretty amazing. And I was like, yeah, he goes, let's

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get out of here. So we left. I've never seen

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him again, you know, but I've seen twice. I've seen

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him twice in the Northern California, the Northern California area,

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you know. Iowa Hill is about six hours from Nevada,

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the very end of Nevada, in a town called Winnetonka,

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about six hours from there. And then that's then, like

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I said, we were wearing the Sierra Nevadas, you know,

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and they were two quite different experiences, you know. And

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I thought I was dead. I thought he was gonna

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kill me, honestly, you know, because I've heard stories and

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I've seen all those you know, like bog the Creature,

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Boggy Kreek and stuff like that. I've seen all those

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videos and stuff, and you know, and what's the other guy,

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the skunk ape? You know in in Bazouri they got

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the skunk Ape, and uh, you know, I saw that

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stuff when I was a kid. So I and then

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I've seen a movie where bigfoots were throwing rocks and

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had some miners that were in a cabin and stuff

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and throwing you know. So I always thought, you think, yeah,

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I always thought these things were like mean and and

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and just killing killing machines, you know. But the one

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that stared through my grandpa's window at me, I I

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really thought that guy was gonna come through that window

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and get me, man. But the one up there, I

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was terrified. My knees were shaken and I was so scared.

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I was like frozen in place. Man. I couldn't have moved.

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I couldn't have run. I couldn't have done anything at

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the time. And like I said, I threw him three

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of my rainbow trouts man that I caught, and he

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picked him up and just walked back into the woods

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like no big deal, it's wild.

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Speaker 1: Oh my goodness, man, I got I got a few

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questions for you. So you're Witmore, California sighting when you're

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ten years old and it was so close to you,

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do you remember any specifics about what the face looked

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like having that close to look to it.

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Speaker 3: It kind of looked like the picture you have in

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the background there, Yeah, kind of like that. But he

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was he was huge. I mean he had you know,

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his head was more it looked a little more like

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kind of pointy or triangleish, But I think that was

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just because his hair structure on him and he had

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he would just look like pure muscle man, like, you know,

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like he could take on an arm and just I

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don't know. He was terrifying. He was like nine foot

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tall because the window sill my grandpa's uh A mobile

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trailer was actually sitting up on blocks and the bottom

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of that window seal was about six foot off the ground.

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It sat over the top of the bench that by

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snake and quarium was on, and he would have had

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been at least nine foot tall for him to take

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up that whole entire window. I mean his head was

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touching the very top of that window, and his shoulders

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and his shoulders, I mean to a ten year old,

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you know, they looked about four or five foot wide.

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He looked. He looked huge, man, And I mean it was.

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He was scary enough that I just I got out

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of there. The very next day. I called my dad

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and told him, you got to come pick me up

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and get me out of here. You know, I'm like,

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I can't do another day here. And you know, He's like,

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what's going on? Man? I just couldn't tell him.

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Speaker 1: You know, Oh my goodness, was here a smell at

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all that you remember?

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Speaker 3: Not from the one that was outside my grandpa's place.

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I couldn't smell anything through that window, but the one.

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That's one thing I forgot to mention was I smelled

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a stench before he actually walked out the woods. So

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it actually it came like downwind on me that it

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smelled like a kind of kind of musky and kind

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of like a stench, like a dead animal stench, you know,

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like a dead body like he like he was, you know,

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rubbing a dead carcass on him or something. I mean,

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it was it was horrible. Yeah, you could you could

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smell him before he came out of the woods. And

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that's when I kind of thought something, something was happening.

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But like I said, I thought it was originally a bear.

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Speaker 1: You know, Okay, okay, what were the things that you

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saw that made you think, okay, this is definitely not

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a bear though.

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Speaker 3: Oh well, when he comes out on standing on two legs.

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Bears don't really walk on two legs. He had human

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like features, you know, his hands, his feet, His hands

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hung down to his knees like just just a little bit.

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His fingers were just a little bit past his knees.

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He wasn't he wasn't nine. He was like like seven

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to eight foot, So he was probably in there thing

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that he was probably a teenager. You know, he was

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probably a teenage big foot because I've heard of him

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getting up to like twelve feet tall.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, absolutely yeah, And.

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Speaker 3: He was and he was only about seven to eight

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feet And I was only thirteen, So I was only,

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like I think at thirteen, I was like five foot,

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like five seven, five eight something like that. I was

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just tiny. And he he stood almost twice my heighth,

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you know, like one and a half times my height.

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But yeah, there was a really really rancid smell, like

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rotten meat, like like rotting meat or rotting flesh. You know.

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I don't know if you ever smelt like a dead

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deer carcass that's been sitting for a while, Man's that's

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what it smelled like. Man. It smelled like he'd been

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sitting on something like an elk or a deer. There's

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a lot of what good wildlife up there in the

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northern Sierra as an Iowa Hill, you know.

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Speaker 1: So how did this, you know, affect you after the

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age of thirteen?

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Speaker 2: Did it?

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Speaker 1: Did it steer your life in a certain direction because

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of those encounters you have?

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Speaker 3: Yeah, I sold my cabin that year. I sold my

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cabin and I got out of Iowa Hill and I moved.

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I moved all the way to Michigan, you know, I

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just I wanted to get as far away as possible.

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Like I said that, if you look at like all

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the sightings at California. It's all up there in the

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northern California's northern Sierras mostly. You know, there's a few

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in the southern in mid California, but northern CALIFORNI like Washington,

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you know, is just loaded with sightings. And I don't know,

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I just didn't want to. I went to Michigan. I

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became a hunter in Michigan. Uh when I got older.

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But then, uh, I got to a point where I

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was like, you know what, I remember what happened in California.

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I don't even want to go in the woods anymore.

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I took on fishing instead of hunting, you know, so

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I could be on a boat.

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Speaker 1: Oh sure, sure, absolutely, yeah, absolutely. I mean, oh man, Uh,

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there's so many experiences that happened in Michigan. I'm sure

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you've looked into it. If you haven't, you might be

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surprised how many things happen in Michigan. It is very

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intense out there as well.

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Speaker 3: Yeah. I just saw I just saw a thing where

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they found uh, somebody video to Bigfoot, uh going down

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the Cast River. And I think, and I was thinking, man,

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you know what, I used to fish the Cast River,

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as you know, as a kid, because my grandma lived

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there and I used to go visit her out there,

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and that's where me and Grandpa used to go fishing,

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was the Cast River. And then I saw them show

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a video of a bigfoot walking in the Cast River.

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I'm glad that we never ran into that guy. Yeah.

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Speaker 2: Absolutely.

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Speaker 1: Oh my goodness, Eric so Man, thank you so much

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for coming up. If you ever have any experiences out

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there in Michigan, I would love to hear about it.

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My email is Bigfoot Society at gmail dot com, where

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you can reach out directly to me. But okay, I

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mean there's a chance, you know, if you have stuff

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happened once, it can happen again, so you never don't.

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and I told them about all this stuff and where

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it all happened and everything too, you know, the Bigfoot

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Research Organization, and I gave I told them the story

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and all that. But I haven't heard anything from them

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on it or anything. I mean I can show them

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exactly where to go and where it was, and you know,

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every spot, so yeah, you know they would go out

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and check it out since there were so many reports

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over there. And like I said, it was. It was

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in like the backwoods, like right before you get the

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red bluff and stuff, and it was a man, it

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was a beautiful place, but scary. Let me tell you.

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My grandpa always told me, don't go in the woods

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unless you take one of the one of the rifles

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with you. And I was. I never knew why I was.

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I was young and dumb, so I'm thinking, why would

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I want to take a rifle. I'm just going to

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play in the woods, you know. But apparently knew. Apparently

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he knew something.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, oh yeah, he knew.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, absolutely well, Eric, thank you so much for coming out.

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I'm not checking with a few other people, but uh man,

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thank you so much.

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Speaker 2: What a what a great encounter. Thank you all right, man.

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Speaker 3: Nice talking. You have a good day, all right, brother, thank.

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Speaker 2: You all right, what a great first chat. We've got

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a ton of people on. Come up. I see my

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friend Wade is in here.

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Speaker 1: Wade, Yes, yeah, I did get diagnosed with cancer about

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a week ago. So we are working through that, trusting

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in God, and your prayers are appreciated. So we're gonna

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We're gonna take it out. So I'm glad to see

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you here. Wait when is my next trip? Right now,

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no trips are scheduled. We are focusing on I just

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got to cancer diagnosis about a week ago, so we

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are getting past that first and then we will get

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back out there.

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Speaker 2: So, hey, how are you.

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Speaker 1: I'm doing good.

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Speaker 2: How are you good? It was great, great talking to

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you yesterday. It was fun. Let me so do you

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for this? Do you do you like going by?

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Speaker 3: Literally?

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Speaker 1: Yeah, you can call me Edie Edie okay, perfect, awesome.

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So for people that weren't here yesterday, you are with

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ib ro O in Indiana, Indiana, and you had some

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really amazing accounts from the Morgan Monroe Stay Forest, which

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is south of Indianapolis, and it sounds like you might

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have something else to share as well.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, like I said, I have so many stories. I

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know yesterday I was talking about the point where I

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wasn't afraid of them anymore, and that I had gotten

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a recording and it was the recording that stopped me

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from being terrified of them and more understanding, and from

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then on, if we heard something in the forest, I

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was the one in the group that went into the

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forest and all of the guys are like.

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Speaker 3: What is going on?

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Speaker 4: Where is she going? Because I just don't have a

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fear of them. But what had happened is during the

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i'd say spring, summer, fall into early winter, we'd camp

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every single weekend to research. And during the cold winter

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months the campground that we liked to use is always closed,

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so what we would do is we would go up

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park by the road and hike down to the area

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in the campground where we'd set up. We'd have a

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fire and everything. And this was I can't remember if

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it was late February early March, but it was pretty cold.

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was like three or four degrees, so we were, you know,

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had our winter jumpsuits on, the whole thing. And it

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was myself, my ex and another member of the IBRO

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and we set up. Oh, it's probably about ten eleven

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o'clock at night. And because we knew kind of like

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their what their winter pattern was, and we noticed in

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the wintertime they're more active during moonless nights than they

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are when the moonshining because of shadows and whatnot. So

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we went out and it didn't start getting wild until

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probably about one o'clock in the morning, and that's when

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we heard the typical female howl, and that was usually

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followed up by coyotes barking and yipping after she would howl,

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and they would move clockwise around the outer perimeter of

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the of the I don't know if you want to

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call it a park, state forest, what have you. And

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so we heard that and everything, and then it quieted down,

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so probably about between two two thirty in the morning,

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we decided to go ahead and get packed up, so we,

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you know, put out the fire, got all of our equipment,

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put in the backpacks and everything, and just as we

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had started walking up, there was a howl that was

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so close every hair on my body stood up. It

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was so close it couldn't have been any more than

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forty fifty feet away. And immediately we took off running

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because we had to run all the way up the

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gravel road to get to where our cars were parked

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outside the barricade by the road. And I mean, I've

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never seen men run so fast in my life. But

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we got up there, we got in the cars and everything,

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and our friend from Ibroro when it had and took

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off and we were sitting there and my ex goes, oh, crap,

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and I'm like what He's like, I left the recorders

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down there, so I was like, He's like, well, I

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could always come back and get him in the morning.

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I said, we're supposed to have rain in the morning

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when it starts warming up, and he's like, well shoot.

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So we turned on the headlights and he walked all

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the way down. He retrieved him got home. I was like,

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I've got to see if we picked up that howl,

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because it was so close, and so I went ahead

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and hooked it up and brought it up on the

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computer and started listening to it, and sure enough, not

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only did it catch that howl as soon and it

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was one of those where he started low, went up high,

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and then went back down low again. After that, the

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bigfoot started talking, and like I said, it sounded almost

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like a native American language, and he spoke for about

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thirty seconds, and at the end he made this ooh

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kind of noise, and I just I kept playing it

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over and over and over, and it was almost to me,

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it sounded like a yearning, like don't leave. I was

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enjoying watching you. It didn't sound aggressive or anything even

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the how was more of a rather than a growl

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or anything of that nature. So I listened over and

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over and over, and I said, they're not here to

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hurt us. And so I talked to the IBr O,

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and we had somebody in the group who was a

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linguist for the United States Army and who does a

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lot of the recordings for finding Bigfoot, and he said,

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send it to me. So I went ahead and send

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it to him, and he said, you one hundred percent

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caught a sasquatch. And he said that that language at

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the end, that is the word they used for human.

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And I was kind of blown away, but he, like

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I said, he does a lot of that. And like

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I suggest yesterday, I have I still have the recording.

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I would I don't know if I could pull it

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up on my phone, if if I played it, if

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you could hear it or not?

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Speaker 2: Okay, But yeah, I don't.

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Speaker 4: Know, because it's it's in my I have it up

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on my Google what you call it? And like I said,

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this happened in twenty fourteen, twenty fifteen, and I have

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kept it that long. But it's of course it has

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been you know, kind of cleaned up to kind of

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raise the sound a little bit, but you can hear

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him speaking very very clearly. And like I said, from

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that moment on, I was no longer scared, because when

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they're that close to you, even if they're chasing you

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out of the forest, as big as they are, as

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fast as they are, if they want to hurt you,

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they can hurt you. You better believe they could hurt you.

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And being that close a proximity and that howl being

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so close that I could feel it in my chest

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and they didn't hurt us. And from then on is

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when I completely changed how I saw them and everything,

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and that it was shortly after that that I started

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writing the books. But I don't know. All I know

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is if I if I put the thing, if I

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minimize my screen, it causes the sound to be delayed.

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So I maybe after you bring somebody else on, I

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can go ahead bring it up and have it ready

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and try to play it.

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Speaker 2: We could try that or or I mean, if you're

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up for it, I could.

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Speaker 1: You could even send it to me an email. Yeah,

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I mean, it wouldn't be live, but I could. I

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could check it out. You could send it to my

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email's big Foot Society at gmail dot com and then

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then I could at least hear it. I know it

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wouldn't be live, but you know, then I could check

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it out. I really would like to hear it, but

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totally up to what you're willing to do there.

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Speaker 4: We'd love to share it with you, because, like I said,

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we have done it. We have shared it at many

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places that we have spoke. We've spoke libraries all around Indiana,

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and we did a a paranormal convention and we've played

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it there and it is it's just I don't know.

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I just like it told me said, there are very

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few recordings like this out there, and that's something that

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I've just held near and dear to my heart because

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I feel lucky.

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Speaker 2: Too about it.

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Speaker 1: Have you ever heard of any activity out in Turkey

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Run State Park?

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Speaker 4: I have. Actually, my daughter was out there a couple

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of weekends ago. She said she didn't hear anything, but

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she saw signs that they were around.

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Speaker 2: Cool. That's awesome.

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Speaker 1: I had an interview once and she it's like, want

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to go in through your portal and seeing a family

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a big foot and it was a very intense story.

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But I've heard from a few people that Turkey Run

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has had some things happen around it, But Indiana is

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just I mean, and then down in who's your National Forest,

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there's I mean, further south you go, it seems to

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get crazier.

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Speaker 4: But yeah, well we have a lot of limestone. We

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have a lot of underground caves and tunnels and things

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like that that I know that that's where a lot

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of the places where they're hiding. That's just the way

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I believe it. And a lot of people don't realize

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that Indiana is not flat. We don't have mountains that

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you hit a certain point in central Indiana going south

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that it's like there are so many hills and valleys

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and everything that it's it's a lot more rustic and

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so many forests and everything that people realize.

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Speaker 3: That we have.

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Speaker 2: Right exactly.

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Speaker 1: I mean, I've been to south and southern Indiana at

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least once and it was very eye opening.

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Speaker 2: Is it possible, I don't know.

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Speaker 1: Is it even possible to try to play the recording

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right now? I think you said if you try and

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may have a delay, But.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, I'm just if I lose contact with you,

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you know why. But I'm going to go ahead and

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bring that and see if I can play it, give

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it a try.

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Speaker 2: Here we go, So right now we.

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Speaker 1: Are giving Ed a few minutes to see if she

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can track down her recording of a bigfoot from Indiana. Guys,

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if you have thank you to everyone for being here.

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If you have a bigfoot encounter you'd like to share,

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go ahead and hit one of those plus signs there

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and it'll put you in the list for me to

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check in with. I've got about ten people waiting to

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come up, and thank you for everyone for being patient.

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We've been talking to some fun individuals, which is really

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good encounters in the last few days.

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Speaker 2: So good stuff.

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Speaker 4: Okay, can you still hear me? I guess I don't

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know if I can play it at the same time

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or not.

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Speaker 2: No sweat. Now, I'll keep an eye on my email. Done,

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no problem.

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Speaker 4: I don't know if you really hear it or not.

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Speaker 1: Nope, nope, So I will keep an eye on my email.

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But thank you for trying b D. I appreciate that.

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Speaker 4: Oh yeah, that's not a problem. The what was the

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email again, so I don't.

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Speaker 2: Is Bigfoot Society at gmail dot com.

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Speaker 4: Okay, what I'll do is I'll shoot that to you

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really quick. What I'll probably just give you the link

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so you can download it. Then that way you can

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listen to it with headphones on or whatever. There's a

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lot of staticky in it, but if you just keep listening,

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you will hear You'll hear the Hall at the beginning

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very clearly, and then the way through you can hear

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him very clearly speaking. And if you can figure out

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a way to share it on here, you're more than

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welcome to.

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Speaker 2: Oh perfectly on the podcast.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, I can want to let you do.

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Speaker 1: Awesome. Thank you so much for Edie. I'm going to

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check in with a few other people wanting to come up.

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But I appreciate you talking again today.

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Speaker 2: That was fun.

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Speaker 4: Okay, I appreciate it.

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Speaker 1: Before we wrap this episode, I want to say something

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directly to a very specific group of listeners. If you're

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in the military, any branch or forces, and if you've

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seen something that no one can explain, or if you're

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a National park ranger of forestry worker who's been told

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to stay quiet, if you're a who's seen something strange

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down on the ground, or if you're with the FBI

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a federal agency, or working intelligence and you stumbled upon something.

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Speaker 2: You're not allowed to talk about.

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Speaker 1: And if you're a firefighter, paramedic, or search and rescue

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responder who's heard screams or found tracks that didn't make sense.

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If you're in the logging industry on a remote oil field,

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or a trucker with government contracts and you've had something

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happen that you've never told a soul. And if you're

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a biologist, a wildlife specialist, or a field researcher under

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contract who has found evidence you're not allowed to report.

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If you're a pastor, a missionary, or someone on a

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spiritual retreat and you saw something that shook your faith,

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or if you work in the shadows, CIA, NSA or

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anything with clearance and you've seen what the public hasn't,

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then I want to talk to you, even if it's anonymous.

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You can reach me at Bigfoot Society at gmail dot com.

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The world needs to hear what you've been forced to

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carry alone. And you're not alone. You've got the story,

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We've got the mic.

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Speaker 2: See you in the woods.

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Speaker 1: Thank you for listening to this episode of the Bigfoot

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Society podcast. Every encounter we share reminds us that the

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world is bigger and stranger than we think, and that

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the truth is often hiding just beyond the tree line.

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If you enjoyed this episode, please be sure to subscribe

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And remember, if you or someone you know has had

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a Bigfoot sighting, please I'd love to hear from you,

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so email me at Bigfoot Society at gmail dot com

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and let's start the conversation. If you haven't gotten a

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chance yet, check out our membership community over at www

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connect with other people that are into the Bigfoot subject

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with the Bigfoot Society until next time, Keep your eyes open,

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trust your gut, and never stop asking what else might

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be out there? And see you in the woods.