Speaker 1: Welcome. Just Squatching Holler.
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Speaker 3: Monsters rise?
Speaker 4: Where the stories are told?
Speaker 1: Squatching Holler? Where the legends are born?
Speaker 3: Are they here? Are they gone? Who can say?
Speaker 2: In the hollow of the truth just slips way.
Speaker 5: Your footprints fade where the creek runs them a lantern sways.
Speaker 6: Let the search beak, rustling leaves, But there's no one near?
Speaker 7: Is it the wind or the beast?
Speaker 3: You fear? Everywhere goes question?
Speaker 5: Every Russell's a clue.
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Speaker 3: Are they? Are they gone? Who can see?
Speaker 8: And now your hosts welcome you to Squatch and Hollow,
Speaker 8: Roger Williams and Amanda Stylist. Remember this podcast can be
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Speaker 4: Hello, Hello, can you hear me now? Yes?
Speaker 9: I can hear you now, Thank goodness.
Speaker 4: Were technical difficulties, sweating bullets like I can't help, I'm
Speaker 4: like I'm looking I don't know what to do, and
Speaker 4: I don't know how.
Speaker 9: To tell you what to do, and I'm lost to.
Speaker 1: Thank you figured out.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's good. Thank hey, thank you everybody for being here.
Speaker 4: Man show number fifty two. I know, right, it's crazy, y'all.
Speaker 4: Thanks for Amanda's been keeping up with the questions she
Speaker 4: has about thank you. Blake has about about fifteen or
Speaker 4: maybe or so in that.
Speaker 9: Area, a dozen or so that I've got from just
Speaker 9: the Facebook posts that you sent out, and uh, some
Speaker 9: of them are actually pretty intriguing. Some are silly, which
Speaker 9: is great because we said, hey, ask us anything. So
Speaker 9: that's what we're here for.
Speaker 4: That's right, And so to help Amanda out. If y'all
Speaker 4: have a question, you know, put it in all caps.
Speaker 4: I'll know how it goes. But you know, anything personal,
Speaker 4: not too personal, but you know, just anything you want
Speaker 4: to know or wondered. Uh, this is the show to
Speaker 4: do it, because it's it's a it's a celebration. And
Speaker 4: check out what I got for the conference coming up Saturday.
Speaker 4: They came in in time.
Speaker 9: So fancy'squatching holler mugs.
Speaker 4: Like it only took me three years to get one.
Speaker 4: Wendell had one long time telling me that, Hey, everybody
Speaker 4: in chat, thank y'all for the congress it. You know,
Speaker 4: when I started this, I went back and watched part
Speaker 4: of the first I actually deleted the very first one
Speaker 4: way back because it was terrible. It was just me
Speaker 4: talking in this green room and had no idea, you know,
Speaker 4: that we would get to meet so many people, and
Speaker 4: that's been the best part of it.
Speaker 9: That has been my favorite part for sure is meeting
Speaker 9: all the new people and people that have become friends
Speaker 9: through this, and the amount of knowledge that's been shared
Speaker 9: has just been amazing. That's definitely been my favorite part
Speaker 9: for sure.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Dane. I you know, I forgot I was
Speaker 4: gonna say. I had about twelve things went through my
Speaker 4: head at one time.
Speaker 9: Oh my god, you're train of thought completely.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yes, well, you know, it's it's been it's fun
Speaker 4: and oh, I know what I was gonna say. I hope,
Speaker 4: I really hope that we have helped along with us
Speaker 4: help y'all to maybe learn something or at least see
Speaker 4: a different side to things. And we try to layer
Speaker 4: the guests. I don't stick with one type of guest.
Speaker 4: I try to include everybody, men and women. It's just
Speaker 4: I want it to be all inclusive, so to speak.
Speaker 4: And I do, I do. I don't just well, I
Speaker 4: don't say that. I try to. I try to bring
Speaker 4: people on that can that can kind of teach or
Speaker 4: give us good ideas. And with you, I know, Amanda.
Speaker 4: I didn't expect this Amanda. People come by and visit her. Yeah,
Speaker 4: from the show.
Speaker 9: From the show, They're like, aren't you check from the show? Oh?
Speaker 9: Or you aren't you with the Rogers Coast or something
Speaker 9: like that with you and like, yep.
Speaker 4: That's me, that's me, And she said, and I'm jealous.
Speaker 4: She sends me pictures quite a bit like people she
Speaker 4: gets to meet, and she's in a perfect spot for it.
Speaker 4: It's and you know, Amanda's done. She's done presentations and
Speaker 4: uh at one conference and done some local stuff and
Speaker 4: I think that's her her strength. But I'm tickled that
Speaker 4: you get to do that and nobody's asked me yet.
Speaker 4: So I'm sitting her to al of my thumbs. But
Speaker 4: it all happen.
Speaker 9: Just wait. You probably have the conference coming up this weekend.
Speaker 9: You'll probably get plenty of questions hopefully.
Speaker 4: Then I probably I probably say oh too much.
Speaker 9: I'm not really part of us what we've said from
Speaker 9: the very beginning, nobody else but ourselves.
Speaker 4: Dank Blazer, thank you. I don't even know what the
Speaker 4: jewels are. I looked at it a little bit. It's
Speaker 4: kind of cool, but thank you Blazer. We appreciate that. Buddy.
Speaker 9: Here wa Rogers, Amanda's co host.
Speaker 4: Lolah yeah, and uh, I'm hold on a second, Chat's flying.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna put this one up. So I messed up
Speaker 4: about forty five minutes before the show and asked the
Speaker 4: Woodwalkers Chat was quatching holler Chat our personal chat if
Speaker 4: they had any good questions. They had a lot of
Speaker 4: great questions, but I can't repeat any of them.
Speaker 9: Got to save that for a night Owl's episode.
Speaker 4: Huh yeah, they yeah, they got it was it's fun
Speaker 4: because we got fired up and the other two guys
Speaker 4: got on me still a little bit. And she I
Speaker 4: think she got out of voodoo dolls. So none of that, please, no, oh, Laurie.
Speaker 4: You know, I didn't know when I started this. Going
Speaker 4: into it, I had no idea what I was doing,
Speaker 4: so all I knew how to do was be me
Speaker 4: and I had people early on and not not spencering
Speaker 4: those guys. I had people that went to school for
Speaker 4: podcasting giving me pointers and said you can't do this,
Speaker 4: you're doing this, you can't do that. And then after
Speaker 4: the subscriptions started growing and surpassed their shows because of
Speaker 4: the people in chat, they're like, what's going on And
Speaker 4: I'm like, I don't know, I have no idea.
Speaker 9: Thank you, I've asked the same thing, and that my
Speaker 9: I just can use what my husband tells me all
Speaker 9: the time. He's like, just people just like you, you know,
Speaker 9: just just be yourself and those who don't like it
Speaker 9: can kick the curb. And those who do that means
Speaker 9: you found your tribe and like, you're right.
Speaker 4: And I think that's another thing that we care about
Speaker 4: all this, but you know we're not We don't get
Speaker 4: involved in the trolls. We have them every now and then,
Speaker 4: and our great aators, Yeah, I made our great moderators
Speaker 4: take care of that for us. And sometimes I'm a
Speaker 4: little quick, I'll get them and Gary he'll send me
Speaker 4: a message say well you got him before I could.
Speaker 4: But we want people to we had we had a
Speaker 4: country store. We had a store, a country store and
Speaker 4: a store and interstate And one thing I do know,
Speaker 4: if you allow people to come in to make the
Speaker 4: place uh, you know, drama and make people feel uneasy,
Speaker 4: they won't come back. So that was one of our
Speaker 4: rules at the store. You know, yeah, get that out
Speaker 4: of here so the other people can come in and
Speaker 4: do their business, get gas, whatever, and and and visit
Speaker 4: with you. And it's it's a it's a it's an
Speaker 4: atmosphere type of thing. So I kind of wanted to
Speaker 4: do do the same thing. And I think it's worked
Speaker 4: for the most part. And then you know, when I
Speaker 4: added Amanda and I always say this it and it
Speaker 4: got so much easier. But what I mean is it's
Speaker 4: stressful by yourself.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's stressful with the two of us on board.
Speaker 9: I couldn't imagine it just by yourself there for a while.
Speaker 4: I know, I had to go. Something happened one night
Speaker 4: and I had to go for a few minutes, and man,
Speaker 4: it was like, oh wait a minute.
Speaker 9: I know I could. I completely like I Butcher, that's
Speaker 9: so bad.
Speaker 4: That was funny, though I don't know what to do.
Speaker 4: But what was funny That same thing happened to me
Speaker 4: when I was co hosting. I wouldn't it wasn't every show,
Speaker 4: but I was co hosting, and the guy that was
Speaker 4: doing the show would have to go to the bathroom
Speaker 4: and he wouldn't even say anything. He just leave us.
Speaker 4: And and I'm like, I don't even know get the guests.
Speaker 4: You know, I would try to do a little research
Speaker 4: if he give me enough heads up so I could
Speaker 4: ask questions. And I've been on I've been there, man.
Speaker 4: That's why I was laughing, because I knew I've been there.
Speaker 4: It's like a deer in the headlights and and you watch, yeah,
Speaker 4: and you have ten great questions, but all of a
Speaker 4: sudden you're on the spot and it's like, oh, but y'all, yeah,
Speaker 4: Amanda's starring questions here.
Speaker 9: Okay, I'm sorry if I'm being all over the place.
Speaker 9: I also good jump a second ago, apparently we got
Speaker 9: a big storm rolling through. A big crack of thunder
Speaker 9: just went off. So here, I'll promise, I'll try to
Speaker 9: be back if the power don't go out.
Speaker 4: All right. Well, uh, that storm came just out to
Speaker 4: me two and a half three hours ago, so that's
Speaker 4: probably about about.
Speaker 9: Probably what's rolling through here. Man. I don't know how
Speaker 9: it has been for you, but we have had nothing
Speaker 9: but like just rain weather for weeks.
Speaker 4: Now it's off and on, yep, off and on.
Speaker 9: That summer showers is like literally every day.
Speaker 4: Alrighty, all right, so we we we took her Amanda
Speaker 4: took questions and put them in an email, and I'm
Speaker 4: gonna let her. We're gonna flip a coin to see
Speaker 4: who goes first. So these questions are for both of us,
Speaker 4: and so we'll just take turns answering first.
Speaker 9: All right, So let's see here do I'm scrolling through here? Well,
Speaker 9: here's the something we could one you can answer real quick.
Speaker 9: Larry asked, Yeah, thanks Michigan for entertainment purposes only here.
Speaker 9: Larry asked us, have y'all ever done any frequency testing
Speaker 9: in the woods? And I personally have not, but I
Speaker 9: know you Roger you talked about there in uh in Alabama.
Speaker 9: Not you, but Harley was there and y'all were testing
Speaker 9: the frequencies or radioactive something. I remind me what that
Speaker 9: was were testing that day.
Speaker 4: Well, we had Harley had brought an MF reader EMF
Speaker 4: that was it. Yeah, and the the his baseline in
Speaker 4: East Tennessee. I don't know what it is, but as
Speaker 4: soon as he turned it on and it it started,
Speaker 4: you know, the numbers kept going up and he's like,
Speaker 4: holy crap, So what is it? Uh? He said, this
Speaker 4: is right where we're at is double my baseline where
Speaker 4: I am, and and y'all he you know, usually he's
Speaker 4: in Scott Carpenter's old area and all that, and y'all
Speaker 4: know Scott had he had done the same thing, and
Speaker 4: that's probably where Hardy got that. But with with with
Speaker 4: the the frequencies, I've I've been trying to, uh, what
Speaker 4: I want to do because some of the people I know,
Speaker 4: I've done this. You know, some of your music and
Speaker 4: songs are in different frequencies, and I've been told that
Speaker 4: there's something there's certain ones they don't like. And I
Speaker 4: had some actually at the l b L. I had
Speaker 4: a little Bluetooth speaker and it was on July the fourth,
Speaker 4: so I don't know there was there was people everywhere
Speaker 4: that were camping and all. So we would stop and
Speaker 4: I would play and what I only had one response
Speaker 4: and it was after daylight and it was a wolf,
Speaker 4: So I don't know whether it irritated it. But that's
Speaker 4: something I definitely want to get into.
Speaker 9: But I agree. After y'all talked about that, I was
Speaker 9: like you know, has it never occurred to me? People
Speaker 9: use that all the time and other quote unquote paranormal
Speaker 9: investigations like ghosts and UFOs and stuff. Why not put
Speaker 9: that into some of the sasquatch research as well? And
Speaker 9: I mean imagine there's probably some other people out there
Speaker 9: who already have the idea.
Speaker 4: But yeah, Chris Chrishart, Chris Reinhart is heavy into that.
Speaker 4: I know.
Speaker 3: That.
Speaker 4: Like when Greg told his motorcycle story. We're on Woodwalker's
Speaker 4: the other day, and I did a quick search and
Speaker 4: found out that some of those motorcycles, you know, you
Speaker 4: hear it. This sounds loud, but it said yes, that
Speaker 4: they can emit under twenty hurts so infrasound. And I
Speaker 4: was thinking, well, I wonder if you know, if they
Speaker 4: can produce infrasound, surely they can hear it. And maybe
Speaker 4: that was it's just throwing stuff against the wall. Maybe
Speaker 4: that maybe that irritated it or it was who knows,
Speaker 4: but but you're not gonna find out unless you look.
Speaker 4: So that's something exactly long story short, that's something I
Speaker 4: want to get more into. I think I think.
Speaker 9: I do right, right, It's like maybe I do, Maybe
Speaker 9: I don't what are we willing to get into here?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 9: Then you come up here to the next question. So
Speaker 9: here's some here's some good groundbreakers. Or actually, this one
Speaker 9: I took from from YouTube. What is it about a
Speaker 9: dying rabbit call that seems to bring it in Bigfoot
Speaker 9: and even dog Man from some encounter stories we've all
Speaker 9: heard like, actually, that's a good question, and I'm not
Speaker 9: the hunter, so I'm going to take your pick your
Speaker 9: brain on that one.
Speaker 4: Roger. Well, if if I had to just throw an
Speaker 4: answer out when you know, we've we've used those in
Speaker 4: the past for hunting, and what it does is it
Speaker 4: brings in predators because any kind of injured animal is
Speaker 4: just that's that's an easy meal, right yeah, hung in
Speaker 4: a fence or something hitted on the road, and it's
Speaker 4: it's disabled a little bit. And so if if the
Speaker 4: predators are coming in their food, they could be food
Speaker 4: for the bigger predators. So anytime, anytime we've ever done that,
Speaker 4: we we have to watch like three sixty around us
Speaker 4: because the codi's and of course when we found out
Speaker 4: we have mountain lions and stuff, we actually started getting
Speaker 4: up in the truck at night in the bed I
Speaker 4: probably shouldn't say that. I don't know if that's legal,
Speaker 4: but uh, because it'll bring in the predators, and that
Speaker 4: might be part of it. It's like Greg, it's like
Speaker 4: a dinner.
Speaker 9: Greg says, it's like ringing the dinner bell. That was
Speaker 9: my thoughts as well. But again, I don't actually go
Speaker 9: out there and do that. So I wanted to let
Speaker 9: y'all answer that one.
Speaker 4: Well, you think about it, and how many times we've
Speaker 4: heard from all over the country big the Bigfoot and
Speaker 4: boogers whatever you wanna call them, taking advantage of a quick,
Speaker 4: easy meal, whether it be dumpsters or whatever and coming
Speaker 4: in and taking stuff out of the gardens so out
Speaker 4: of smokehouses back in the day. So that's probably part
Speaker 4: of it. I would think, yeah, don't mean it's true.
Speaker 4: But we had a we had old radio DJ back
Speaker 4: in Nashville back in the day. He said, don't mean it,
Speaker 4: don't mean it's true. It's just my opinion, but it
Speaker 4: ought to be yours.
Speaker 9: Here's another good question. The next good question here, This
Speaker 9: is from Robbie. He says, if if you Bigfoot approached
Speaker 9: you and clearly spoke and said we will teach you
Speaker 9: about us. But you have to stay with us for
Speaker 9: two weeks and live like we do. Would you be
Speaker 9: willing to do it.
Speaker 4: Your turn?
Speaker 9: I'm gonna say yes, just because I'm just that curious
Speaker 9: about it. Becausean you'd have to live like they do,
Speaker 9: you know you'd be I mean yes, there would be
Speaker 9: the off the chance, the off chance that you'd end
Speaker 9: up on a four to one one and never come back,
Speaker 9: you know, depending on if they portaled you somewhere to
Speaker 9: the alternate dimension or whatever and you're never going to
Speaker 9: come back. So there is that risk. But part like
Speaker 9: ninety percent of you wants to say yes on that one.
Speaker 4: Well, okay, you know, hypothetically, if if they made contact
Speaker 4: and you're having a conversation, I would I would test
Speaker 4: test the first to say, look, I would do that.
Speaker 4: I'm going to do it, but I have to contact
Speaker 4: Heather and let her know where I'm going to be
Speaker 4: for two weeks because if I go missing, you're going
Speaker 4: to draw a lot of attention to this area and
Speaker 4: maybe you don't want that. So just kind of see
Speaker 4: what their thought process will be. That's fun. That's a
Speaker 4: really fun question.
Speaker 9: This is actually a really good question. Makes you think,
Speaker 9: and yeah, I would probably have to do the same thing.
Speaker 9: I'd have to be like, I gotta let Shamee know
Speaker 9: where I'm at first, because he's going to freak out
Speaker 9: where I am.
Speaker 4: And it would have to be like Diane, it had
Speaker 4: to be a lot of trust involved. But we sit
Speaker 4: here and say we're curious and we want to know
Speaker 4: these things. If that, if that hypothetical situation presented itself,
Speaker 4: you'd almost have to or or quit or quit doing
Speaker 4: this right, exactly right.
Speaker 9: All right, let's see on to the next one. What
Speaker 9: experience or experiences have you heard or experience yourself has
Speaker 9: stuck with you, moved you, or motivated you the most?
Speaker 9: And that's from our Katie g oh Man. That's definitely
Speaker 9: what I have to think on. Well, it's like I
Speaker 9: read all of these prior to this show, so okay,
Speaker 9: prep a little bit kind of think ahead. But now
Speaker 9: I'm like, I'm drawing a blank.
Speaker 4: I see y'all in Chad, I'm not going to respond
Speaker 4: to Patrick and Gray.
Speaker 9: So yeah, it's not trying to make us laugh.
Speaker 4: I thought about that too, and it has to be
Speaker 4: the first one. It had for me. It has to
Speaker 4: be the first one because in my mind at that
Speaker 4: age I knew, I thought, I knew what was out there.
Speaker 4: I spent you know, from seven or eight years old
Speaker 4: fishing and hunting and roaming the woods by myself. I
Speaker 4: feel like nothing ever compares to that first mind twist,
Speaker 4: And even though other things have been amazing since then,
Speaker 4: when when things happened, at least I knew they were real,
Speaker 4: and so it didn't have the It has an effect still,
Speaker 4: but not like the first one it had, you know.
Speaker 4: Uh Like Larry Porch, I love what he said on
Speaker 4: Sawdust Beasts that night they were interviewing me, and he said,
Speaker 4: so you had the roger five minutes before the big
Speaker 4: foot stepped out, and then you had the roger at
Speaker 4: five minutes after. And that's as true as it gets.
Speaker 4: It's yeah, yeah.
Speaker 9: I've heard you say that before on on other things,
Speaker 9: but it's so true. Like I said, the the the
Speaker 9: roger before and the roger after that. You can't put
Speaker 9: it into better words than that, for sure.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he did, he Larry don't. Larry's kind of quiet,
Speaker 4: but when he speaks, when he comes up with some
Speaker 4: good ones.
Speaker 9: Oh man. So let's see next one here.
Speaker 4: And that would be good question for Heather because she's
Speaker 4: had everything by the siding. She's been on the ground
Speaker 4: when things are going crazy. So it's a good question.
Speaker 9: That could be a good one to ask. Ask Shane too,
Speaker 9: because as our friendly skeptic, he's like I would just
Speaker 9: curious about what their opinion's opinion would be.
Speaker 4: Matter of fact, keep that question. That's a good one
Speaker 4: for guests.
Speaker 9: It is a good one for guests. Yeah, well, we'll
Speaker 9: just file that away here.
Speaker 4: Good job, k Yes, good job.
Speaker 9: There's some other good ones. I'm trying to comb through
Speaker 9: these here. Oh, so this one goes back to some
Speaker 9: of the frequency stuff. Rob asked, how do you feel
Speaker 9: blood types and lightning strikes affect having experiences or encounters?
Speaker 9: And I'm like you, I'm thinking that.
Speaker 4: Wait a minute, you didn't answer the last question.
Speaker 9: Which one the one about experiences? I was going I
Speaker 9: was going off of the same thing we do that
Speaker 9: first one. That was the one for me. I could
Speaker 9: go a little bit deeper into that, and yeah, you know,
Speaker 9: you grew up for me. I grew up hearing stories
Speaker 9: about this stuff my whole life, so it was a
Speaker 9: little bit different for me when I finally when I
Speaker 9: did have an experience with one. But I also didn't
Speaker 9: see it. I just heard it. And so once I
Speaker 9: started working at the Bigfoot Museum there and I started
Speaker 9: talking to other people, local people who were also experiencing that,
Speaker 9: it really brought it home to home for me that like, Okay,
Speaker 9: I wasn't crazy, you know, I always kind of had
Speaker 9: to filed in the back of my head that you know,
Speaker 9: maybe we just I was imagining it. You I try
Speaker 9: to how do you say, I'm like trying to play
Speaker 9: it off like you know, I don't.
Speaker 4: Happen, nor to explain it away.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it kind of explained it, explain it away, and
Speaker 9: you know that that that happened, that happened to us,
Speaker 9: even though I didn't have a visual sighting of it.
Speaker 9: And even the thing I call the bear skin red creature,
Speaker 9: I still don't know if that was Bigfoot. It possibly was,
Speaker 9: but I had so many other paranormal experiences in my
Speaker 9: life that I didn't know what it was. So it
Speaker 9: kind of it's the bill nowadays, now that I'm looking
Speaker 9: back on it.
Speaker 4: At this point, you're hoping it was a big Yeah.
Speaker 9: Yeah, you ain't wrong. There, you hate wrong, all right.
Speaker 4: We move on to the next one.
Speaker 9: Yeah, So that was the blood types and lightning strikes. Yeah,
Speaker 9: how do you feel blood types and lightning strikes affect
Speaker 9: having experiences or encounters? And that's a really deep question,
Speaker 9: very science y question, and I think it probably look more,
Speaker 9: at least as far as the lightning strikes go, probably
Speaker 9: looking more into like how frequencies and stuff like that
Speaker 9: affect people, because I know we have our own natural frequencies,
Speaker 9: Like my phone that I'm holding here has its own
Speaker 9: you know, everything does.
Speaker 4: So the Earth.
Speaker 9: I'd be interesting the earth itself. Yeah, it would be
Speaker 9: interesting just to see the statistic if somebody has done
Speaker 9: that of what the frequency difference from a person before
Speaker 9: and after that's a lightning strike.
Speaker 4: That's really good now.
Speaker 9: And then of course then how that would pan over
Speaker 9: into Bigfoot or any other type of paranormal experiences or activities.
Speaker 4: There's so many things you could document, and you know,
Speaker 4: hardly anybody's doing it. But I know that this conversation.
Speaker 4: I've heard this story a few quite a few times.
Speaker 4: Greg when he first got together y'all that watch Woodwalkers,
Speaker 4: Uh have heard him talk about it. I think he
Speaker 4: was a Troy Allen and some other people. Forgive me
Speaker 4: for not remembering the names, but he was riding around
Speaker 4: with them and he said something about they were I
Speaker 4: am I getting struck by lightning and he had been
Speaker 4: struck by lightning, and like everybody there had been struck
Speaker 4: by lightning. And so even with the blood types, you
Speaker 4: you know, always tell people don't don't feel left out.
Speaker 4: Just trying to figure out why you're drawn to this too.
Speaker 4: But uh, the night that I've almost been struck several times,
Speaker 4: I've just been very fortunate. But the night, you know,
Speaker 4: after I started checking into my background and looking here
Speaker 4: at me and what why why does this happened to me?
Speaker 4: To me? Uh, because there's been some weird situations where
Speaker 4: uh it was just was it blind luck or you know,
Speaker 4: because there were other people there. I mean, why did
Speaker 4: why did they start screaming when Heather and I walk back,
Speaker 4: when there's been people you know, I don't know. So
Speaker 4: I just I think you remember when I said in
Speaker 4: chat or a nast chat, how many people here? Oh negative?
Speaker 4: And like lok Off, Yes, yeah, and you have a
Speaker 4: rare you have a rare er blood type, and you
Speaker 4: have a rare occurrence of lightning strike. Yet there's five
Speaker 4: people sitting in a vehicle that are Booker hunting ye,
Speaker 4: and and there the odds of five people coming together
Speaker 4: not knowing it and it happening. This is your speculation,
Speaker 4: but we know we only use a small percentage of
Speaker 4: our brain, and some some more than others. Hey, there's
Speaker 4: my mama. So y'all say, hey, the ms patsy uh
Speaker 4: but in Heather's here too. Thank y'all for being here.
Speaker 4: Thank you everybody for being here. But when you take
Speaker 4: you take lottery odds and defy the lottery odds. With
Speaker 4: situations like that, you almost have to think there's something
Speaker 4: to it, you know what I mean, it's we don't
Speaker 4: know what it is. But like with a lightning strike.
Speaker 4: My mom, My mom's been struck by lightning.
Speaker 9: Yeah, she just posted said that lightning straight hurts.
Speaker 4: And I'm telling you after I can tell you from
Speaker 4: her experience. After she got struck by lightning, there was
Speaker 4: nothing in that house we lived in. It felt. I mean,
Speaker 4: you go into houses and you know when it feels darker,
Speaker 4: but that house wasn't like that. After she got struck
Speaker 4: by lightning, she started seeing dark shadows and stuff moving
Speaker 4: into peripheral and she'd look over and wouldn't be there,
Speaker 4: and then y'all, her stereo in her computer room would
Speaker 4: come on by itself. I've seen it, do it now.
Speaker 4: I didn't see this, but she had two sewing machines
Speaker 4: at the top of the stairs and if you know,
Speaker 4: you have to really put pressure down on that pedal,
Speaker 4: you know, to get that thing to go. She so, yeah,
Speaker 4: you know, and you the other sewing machine came on
Speaker 4: by itself just above that other room. So she's had
Speaker 4: in her life, she's had We've had weird experiences together, paranormal.
Speaker 4: Both of us were right there and saw the same thing.
Speaker 4: But after that it seemed like it kind of cranked up.
Speaker 4: And now, so does does this stuff open that third
Speaker 4: eye a little bit? Because you know she's reading the
Speaker 4: Eathy Open Bible right now. She started a few months ago.
Speaker 9: That's right, I remember you talking about that now.
Speaker 4: So does it wake you up a little bit? Does it?
Speaker 4: So here's my question. That incident that happened to me
Speaker 4: two mondays ago. I'm not gonna tell it right here
Speaker 4: right now, but it made me think, are is this
Speaker 4: stuff always there? And just some of us can't see
Speaker 4: it and some of us can mm hm, you know,
Speaker 4: and maybe so. So the long story short, I feel
Speaker 4: like there's something to it and it needs to be
Speaker 4: looked at.
Speaker 9: I agree with you there for sure. That would definitely
Speaker 9: be some cool data of some sort to look into
Speaker 9: if it's ever if it ever comes about, Yeah, good question.
Speaker 9: So this isn't a question more for us, But I
Speaker 9: think this commenter might be just asking for information in general.
Speaker 9: So I'm gonna ask this one earlier on in the show,
Speaker 9: so maybe y'all in the chat can can help them out.
Speaker 9: Adam asks us, I'd like to hear about any research
Speaker 9: done in the Mississippi Delta, details on the booger that
Speaker 9: went to the church revival and where it happened at.
Speaker 9: Didn't Coombo research that? One question? So if anybody knows
Speaker 9: anything about that.
Speaker 4: I haven't. I heard a little bit about that. I
Speaker 4: don't know enough to comment on it, but I do
Speaker 4: know I'm not familiar with that. Jim, Jim, God wouldn't
Speaker 4: I know for sure's in Mississippi, and I think we
Speaker 4: may have a few more. But the the stories out
Speaker 4: of Mississippi, I mean especially southern Mississippi and then the
Speaker 4: northern part. I had talked to Cumbo and my son's
Speaker 4: stepdad was they were inheriting some some land over there.
Speaker 4: And I asked Greg first, and then I asked Cumbo
Speaker 4: and they're like, oh yeah, it's it's it's really boogery.
Speaker 4: So I'm sorry that I don't have any more information.
Speaker 9: But hopefully somebody who hears this can can help him out.
Speaker 4: But that's time. Next time we have Cumbo and we
Speaker 4: we can we can make a note to asking that
Speaker 4: what we got Northeast Mississippi. She froze up, Amanda. Can
Speaker 4: you hear me that lightning must have got her, y'all,
Speaker 4: And she's got the questions. I've got some questions, hold
Speaker 4: on technical difficulties. I hope she didn't struck. I heard thunder.
Speaker 4: I heard thunder through here. Let me let me boot her.
Speaker 4: And then so anyway, thank thank all y'all for the congratulations.
Speaker 4: It seems not real. Yeah, one hundred miles from uh
Speaker 4: Greg All right, let's see. So that was I want
Speaker 4: to wait for this one for Amanda to get back,
Speaker 4: if she comes back. Chad. Chad had some good ones.
Speaker 4: And hold on a second, our buddy Dale had a question.
Speaker 4: We said, anything right, so tell Boswell if we call
Speaker 4: an orange and orange. How come we don't call but
Speaker 4: now a yellow. I thought about that question and I
Speaker 4: made this. This is the number to Kreyella. They might be.
Speaker 4: They might be a little more have more expertise that
Speaker 4: I do. So thanks for the question, but I have
Speaker 4: no idea. So goofball. Uh let's see. So yes, see,
Speaker 4: when when you you're by yourself, it's tougher, I'm telling you, guys,
Speaker 4: But I thanks for being patient. Uh so we might
Speaker 4: get into chads, he said. First, all congratulations is happy
Speaker 4: for both of us. And the first one is kind
Speaker 4: of an easy and a tough one. No, Hillary, you
Speaker 4: cannot talk to my mama. Oh me. So Chad has
Speaker 4: some good questions. So number one, who has influenced your
Speaker 4: understanding of boogers the most? And what did you learn
Speaker 4: from them? There are so so many people that have
Speaker 4: helped me, and I don't know why. Maybe because I
Speaker 4: sincerely want to learn and I ask questions. And but
Speaker 4: you know, number one has to be Combo. I know
Speaker 4: I'm on a spot, Elizabeth. And the reason I bring
Speaker 4: him up number one is because there are questions that
Speaker 4: I have sometimes, just like this past week, that he
Speaker 4: had so much great insight on and it made things
Speaker 4: make sense to me. Uh you know you every everybody
Speaker 4: in Chat pretty much has contributed. And then I have
Speaker 4: to throw MK Davis in because y'all, you know, back
Speaker 4: before all these shows and and I was interviewing people
Speaker 4: and I didn't I couldn't have anybody to talk to,
Speaker 4: people like him, m K Davis and Thinker Thunker, those guys.
Speaker 4: I really like the way they break down film. Are
Speaker 4: they always right? Maybe not, but the breakdown of the muscles.
Speaker 4: I know. I know how the anatomy works. And when
Speaker 4: you see certain things like when Patty's foot h hissed
Speaker 4: the ground and you can see that shockwave. I've seen
Speaker 4: that on athletes when I coach football. I've watched them
Speaker 4: working out, watch them jump off boxes, and we filmed
Speaker 4: and all that, so I kind of I know how
Speaker 4: that is. And and just bringing out these she might
Speaker 4: be back, y'all, so well, I'm back, Hey, so take
Speaker 4: me out. I know I heard thundered about a minute
Speaker 4: or so before that, So I'm on a question number
Speaker 4: one from Chad and I was kind of wrapping that
Speaker 4: up there. It's it's hard to say one person because
Speaker 4: I can say Greg and Spencer and Misty and you know,
Speaker 4: even my son when we're out in the field and
Speaker 4: we're doing things and his his recognition of sounds. You know,
Speaker 4: I can't just give one person credit, but if I
Speaker 4: had to say number one, it had to be Cumbo.
Speaker 4: And I think a lot of people would agree with
Speaker 4: that because Kuombo will talk to anybody pretty much. And y'all,
Speaker 4: he's gonna be at the mcmimal conference, so if you're
Speaker 4: sincere about learning, you know, he'll talk to you. I
Speaker 4: got adopted into the group.
Speaker 9: Yeah, if I had to choose somebody, I know it's
Speaker 9: again sounds cliche, but it would have to be David
Speaker 9: from the museum. You know, when I first started there,
Speaker 9: I was I worked with him every day before we
Speaker 9: ended up the museum grew and got more staff. So
Speaker 9: just listening to all the stories that he had taken
Speaker 9: in and watching how he would interact with people and
Speaker 9: work and get get information out of them, and how
Speaker 9: he would interview people and that kind of stuff, it
Speaker 9: was just really you know, it was it was just
Speaker 9: really cool to see and to watch. And one thing
Speaker 9: I hear him say all the time, which I now
Speaker 9: say I've borrowed it from him, is especially when it
Speaker 9: comes to these, uh you know, when people share experiences
Speaker 9: with you and stuff like that, look for the little
Speaker 9: details because those are actually the big pieces to the puzzles.
Speaker 4: And they may not know it exactly.
Speaker 9: They may I know, like just a tiny detail of
Speaker 9: like report I took the other day. Actually, we had
Speaker 9: a couple come in this week at the museum. They
Speaker 9: were from several years ago, but they were just sharing
Speaker 9: them with us. This week a guy had a bigfoot
Speaker 9: walk underneath his tree stand. Actually down there in the
Speaker 9: the deep in the Delta area that we were just
Speaker 9: talking about. I won't guess say exactly where, but anyway,
Speaker 9: it walked right underneath his tree stand. But what was
Speaker 9: so crazy about is that it didn't pay him no mind.
Speaker 9: It didn't look up at him, it didn't act like
Speaker 9: it smelled him, you know not. They just walked right
Speaker 9: on up underneath him, like it didn't even have a
Speaker 9: care in the world like it. But then you hear
Speaker 9: other people who talk about in that same wheelhouse that
Speaker 9: bigfoot knows right where they are. They're in their tree
Speaker 9: stand or you know, they're they're mad about it. You know,
Speaker 9: they're trying to pull them out of their tree stand
Speaker 9: and everything, and then you got this one guy who
Speaker 9: had one. It just walks right up underneath him, like
Speaker 9: it doesn't even carries there, right, So and just make
Speaker 9: one of those things that's the small details.
Speaker 4: Well you think about it. We talked to Chain Coursing
Speaker 4: and I've seen him with a climbing stand out there
Speaker 4: on the Olympic Peninsula and I was like, hey, yeah,
Speaker 4: this you got to get up over. But the thing
Speaker 4: about it, as a hunter, if you're checking your wind
Speaker 4: and you know what's going on, seat you think about
Speaker 4: put yourself in the place of a bigfoot. You know
Speaker 4: you're you're maybe your greatest threat might be humans. Maybe
Speaker 4: you don't want to come in contact where you're scanning.
Speaker 4: You're scanning, right, you're scanning. It's like us, we never
Speaker 4: started looking up in trees to we we've found out
Speaker 4: we had mountain lions and now we were ground and
Speaker 4: you know, trees. But some of the better encounters have
Speaker 4: been in tree stands, closer, the closer ones. And so
Speaker 4: I think them being up above the wind where they
Speaker 4: can't smell them, maybe both season or a full camo,
Speaker 4: and I think all that can could contribute to it,
Speaker 4: and maybe they're you know, checking where they're normally checking.
Speaker 4: They don't really how many humans do you see up
Speaker 4: in trees? I mean, how many humans do we see
Speaker 4: in trees? So if if you go hide for me,
Speaker 4: I'm probably not gonna look up at a tree at first.
Speaker 4: But anyway, Yeah, it's just uh, you know David David.
Speaker 4: I've only talked to him once for you know, briefly,
Speaker 4: and I've seen him on interviews and stuff. He seems
Speaker 4: like a really calm, chill guy.
Speaker 9: He is. He's a a He knows how to work,
Speaker 9: work with people, he knows how to talk to people
Speaker 9: and everything. And if I could just dig into the
Speaker 9: just the tiniest bit of knowledge that I know he's
Speaker 9: got squirreled up in that squirrel brain, is there's him
Speaker 9: and Koombo could probably share some amazing stuff if he
Speaker 9: could get it out of his head there Ye see Yeah.
Speaker 9: Question number two here, Uh, this is again from Chad.
Speaker 9: Has your opinion about Booger's changed over the years, And
Speaker 9: if so, how go ahead? Be first, I'm gonna say
Speaker 9: yea yes and no again. I'm gonna it was in
Speaker 9: a unique situation where I grew up with this kind
Speaker 9: of stuff all the time. You know, it was we
Speaker 9: talked about it normally, and it's actually more a I'm
Speaker 9: trying to think of how to put it into words,
Speaker 9: so I'm just gonna get real preachy for a second.
Speaker 9: So I grew up in the church, and you know,
Speaker 9: we grew up. You know again that you know, if
Speaker 9: Jesus is real, the devil is real, and all his
Speaker 9: minions and boogers not not boogers as in big football boogers,
Speaker 9: as in things that go bump at the night. All
Speaker 9: that stuff is very real too. So you know, you
Speaker 9: grow up, you become a teenager, you become a young adult,
Speaker 9: you get kind of in, you know, your your own
Speaker 9: hot headedness and ways of the world and trying that
Speaker 9: kind of stuff. And it actually took bigfoot in the
Speaker 9: subject matter to bring me back to my faith. And
Speaker 9: by doing that, it made me realize that all the
Speaker 9: stuff that I had heard about or thought about as
Speaker 9: a kid was told about. I've actually refound out that,
Speaker 9: oh my gosh, actually all that stuff kind of is real.
Speaker 9: There is links where they might be linked to the
Speaker 9: Nephilom and the watchers in the Bible based off of
Speaker 9: the DNA and all these other things and oh that
Speaker 9: explains a lot of the supernatural abilities that people say
Speaker 9: that they do have, and oh, they actually do have
Speaker 9: supernatural abilities. I wasn't just crazy. My family wasn't just
Speaker 9: crazy thinking that kind of stuff. You know that, Oh
Speaker 9: they're not they're just big monkeys out there in the
Speaker 9: woods that are gigantopithecus. No hate to anybody out there
Speaker 9: who who thinks that way. I think that's great and
Speaker 9: I actually think there's a lot of connection in some
Speaker 9: of that. But I don't know. That's kind of where
Speaker 9: I sit on it is. Yeah, I kind of fell
Speaker 9: away from it. It kind of came back and I'm like, okay,
Speaker 9: that there's actually and there's you know, all the information
Speaker 9: that we're sharing now out there. It's just out made
Speaker 9: my mind think.
Speaker 4: Well, the thing. The thing about it is the more
Speaker 4: you dig, the more questions that that comes. And I
Speaker 4: said this, this subject of bigfoot leads to other trees.
Speaker 4: It does, and it's something you might not forguide or
Speaker 4: not or not piece together. My I didn't know what
Speaker 4: to think about them because there was no information when
Speaker 4: in nineteen eighty five, you know, I told you all
Speaker 4: there was probably one or two books in the library,
Speaker 4: school library or even the local library that had a
Speaker 4: little bit on Nassy, a little bit on big Foot,
Speaker 4: a little bit on the you know, Bermuda triangle. Whatever.
Speaker 4: So wasn't I didn't know what to think about it.
Speaker 4: And Bruce, my first encounter, it was a mind twister because,
Speaker 4: you know, just like other people, this thing standing in
Speaker 4: front of me that's not supposed to be real, and
Speaker 4: here it is, and I you know, it lasted like
Speaker 4: thirty seconds give or take, and watching it walk the
Speaker 4: way it walked up this hill that I've walked up
Speaker 4: a bunch of times. You know, it's just it wasn't right.
Speaker 4: It it numbed me. I went in, went in, went
Speaker 4: in the house and didn't tell Rachel, didn't want to scare.
Speaker 4: But but as we've got into this, you know, even
Speaker 4: early on on YouTube and watching the breakdowns, I had
Speaker 4: no no idea of anything other than it's just like
Speaker 4: a big monkey or something. I mean, I know people
Speaker 4: to hear that, but that was my mindset. So when
Speaker 4: I started doing this, I had some people say you're
Speaker 4: gonna get into this? What camp are you? Are you
Speaker 4: woo or are you flesh and blood? I'm like, I
Speaker 4: have no idea what you're talking about. I really didn't.
Speaker 4: And and I've told guests, I've talked to guests later,
Speaker 4: I've sent them messages and said, you know, when you
Speaker 4: told me what you told me, I didn't understand it,
Speaker 4: how it fit into how it fit into the world.
Speaker 4: But the more I've learned about the world and nature
Speaker 4: and and and even you know, things in the Bible
Speaker 4: and and and like I didn't see exactly what Tracker said,
Speaker 4: but you know, we we've had all this stuff hit
Speaker 4: from us, and that's what it leads to. And I
Speaker 4: think that might be right. They don't want you digging
Speaker 4: into it because you start with bigfoot and then the
Speaker 4: next thing, you know, you're you know, talking to people
Speaker 4: from Australia about yahweh's say wherever you do. But but
Speaker 4: my opinion and understanding has been fluid for since twenty
Speaker 4: twenty and talking to people and and and actually having
Speaker 4: things happen to us. So agreed, I don't understand all
Speaker 4: of it, and I'll be the first one to tell you.
Speaker 4: And there's probably people in chat that understand tons more.
Speaker 4: And that's why it's great to get to talk to
Speaker 4: people and you know, but yes, I mine's changed, and
Speaker 4: the way I am I try to make things fit
Speaker 4: make sense. So the way I can make some things
Speaker 4: make sense is everything's on the table and until we
Speaker 4: can find this this link to link this together and
Speaker 4: then maybe this one is like putting a puzzle together.
Speaker 4: We talk about that all the time exactly, so you
Speaker 4: may be missing part of it. That's why you need
Speaker 4: to listen and talk. And you don't have to believe everything.
Speaker 4: Like I said, I had something happened to me two
Speaker 4: mondays ago that I don't even know if I want.
Speaker 4: I'll talk about it eventually, but you know, it makes
Speaker 4: you question yourself that so talking about these things, does
Speaker 4: it make you more aware and open minded to it?
Speaker 4: Or does it manifest I don't know if that's the
Speaker 4: same thing. So I struggle with it sometimes. But man,
Speaker 4: I'm telling you, since twenty twenty, it's been a roller
Speaker 4: coaster ride. Yeah, the Blaziers correct.
Speaker 9: Unless you know, yep.
Speaker 4: Oh, mama's pulling up some eat the open Bible. Let's
Speaker 4: you say, go ahead, you do it, you do it.
Speaker 4: I got, I got all right. According to the Theologians,
Speaker 4: the book for Enoch was left out because Enoch didn't
Speaker 4: write it, but Matthew, Martin Luther or John or example,
Speaker 4: that were not written by them. So leaving Enoch out
Speaker 4: doesn't make And y'all, she was sending me all kind
Speaker 4: of screenshots when she first started. But this stuff is
Speaker 4: eye opening. It's it is it if you now, I
Speaker 4: understand there are people that have maybe they have a
Speaker 4: pod or a family there, and they've interacted with them
Speaker 4: all their life. But if you go stayed over and
Speaker 4: and it's just like just you take a book for instance,
Speaker 4: that's been shot at a couple of times, he goes nocturnal,
Speaker 4: he doesn't trust, he's running at any little stick break. Well,
Speaker 4: if these things have been attacked or treated bad, then
Speaker 4: they may be a little more less loving. And you
Speaker 4: know what I mean. So I think, I think, I
Speaker 4: think we we can't because they are so intelligent. We
Speaker 4: can't put them in a box and say this is
Speaker 4: because I could act the same way for fifty five
Speaker 4: years and and do something out of character tomorrow because
Speaker 4: of some kind of pressure, because you know what I mean.
Speaker 9: So yeah, and just and people change over.
Speaker 4: The years, and maybe they can too, and you think,
Speaker 4: think about this, you know, if alpha male gets old
Speaker 4: like a line then gets pushed out and he's he's
Speaker 4: on his own. I would think he would probably be
Speaker 4: a little ornery.
Speaker 9: I would imagine so.
Speaker 4: But anyway, that's just speculation on my part. But a
Speaker 4: good question, Blackie, Chad.
Speaker 9: The next one, Let's see, what's one behavior you've observed
Speaker 9: that most people wouldn't expect? And I'm assuming he's talking
Speaker 9: about sasquatch behavior. Yeah, question, And uh, I don't know,
Speaker 9: because I haven't had multiple experiences with these things. But
Speaker 9: I will say that one thing I've learned as far
Speaker 9: as behavior goes, it's actually more about people because I
Speaker 9: interact with people on the daily when it comes to bigfooting,
Speaker 9: because I work at a bigfoot museum, tourist, traction, retail store.
Speaker 9: So it's crazy how we obviously have the believers in
Speaker 9: the knowers, but it's the skeptics and the people who
Speaker 9: are there for fun and make fun. It's amazing to
Speaker 9: watch how uncomfortable the subject matter can make them. You know,
Speaker 9: they feel like they gotta be all, you know, puffed
Speaker 9: out big chess, like all this stuff's blowning, and you're
Speaker 9: just like, why, what's the point, Why why act like
Speaker 9: are you yeah? Why are you, why are you here?
Speaker 9: And just in general, like what makes you think that
Speaker 9: there isn't stuff in this? And then they start going
Speaker 9: to oh, you know, they would have unfound a body
Speaker 9: and they would have unfound this, you know, there's not
Speaker 9: you know, they start going into all the the talking
Speaker 9: points or just other things the same. Yeah, exactly, it's
Speaker 9: so to me, it's just really fascinating the people behavior.
Speaker 9: And again that's just from in my weird personal observation
Speaker 9: and situation that's the word I'm looking for. Situations.
Speaker 4: It teaches, it teaches you, it reveals people. Uh you
Speaker 4: know people. Everybody hands handles stressful situations different, and everybody
Speaker 4: you know handles things that scare them different. I mean
Speaker 4: I remember being so scared as a kid because we
Speaker 4: were in the haunted house for a while. I couldn't
Speaker 4: watch scary movies. I didn't want any part of it.
Speaker 4: So I can see scary movies I've never liked some. Well,
Speaker 4: I can see the look on people fate on people's
Speaker 4: faces when we're talking about this stuff here locally around
Speaker 4: the family or whatever, and I can spot the one
Speaker 4: that scares and they're usually the one that tries to
Speaker 4: explain it away. Well, you know it could be this,
Speaker 4: and no, we have it on spectrogram. It's not that.
Speaker 4: What do you mean you have it on spectrum? Well,
Speaker 4: we measured and it's not. There's no way it could
Speaker 4: be that. Well it could be this. Well it can't
Speaker 4: be that either, because it's fact. The science says it's not.
Speaker 4: So when you start hitting them with that, they're like,
Speaker 4: so then it they move on to something else. But
Speaker 4: my I think my thing, uh, it has to be
Speaker 4: the intelligence factor and how they interact with certain people,
Speaker 4: how they can how they can be there one second
Speaker 4: and gone and you know, you take something, let's say
Speaker 4: a thousand pounds. If a bull walks away from you,
Speaker 4: you can hear him walking away from you. You know, Greg,
Speaker 4: we can name off a bunch of people. I've had
Speaker 4: things happen right in front of me in a daylight
Speaker 4: in the woods where other stuff had happened and I
Speaker 4: couldn't see what I was looking at. But but the
Speaker 4: ability to move several yards without being detected, just like
Speaker 4: the thermal footage that Joe and Pat caught, there was
Speaker 4: two things in that sixteen minute video that stunned to me.
Speaker 4: The old crap moment was when it ran off on
Speaker 4: two legs. But then you knew that it was pulling
Speaker 4: your attention away from the three that were up on
Speaker 4: the ridge and they ran the other way. That's intelligence,
Speaker 4: some kind of intelligence. The second thing it did was
Speaker 4: it put its hand over its face. You could see
Speaker 4: it put its hand over its face for a little while.
Speaker 9: The I was like, it's trying to distort it.
Speaker 4: Maybe who knows, and maybe it was. Maybe it was
Speaker 4: moving its mouth and communicating with the ones behind it.
Speaker 4: I didn't expect that, of course I didn't. I still
Speaker 4: don't know what they are, and there could be different
Speaker 4: kinds of them, and there could be things that make
Speaker 4: you make you think you're looking at a big foot
Speaker 4: or you're not.
Speaker 9: I mean, so, yeah, that's something else.
Speaker 4: That's so you.
Speaker 9: Just brought up. You just talked mentioned mentioned Greg, and
Speaker 9: somebody uh popped up this comment. I have a funny
Speaker 9: one here for a second. This is actually from the chat.
Speaker 9: He says, do you have the courage to sit out
Speaker 9: alone at the picnic table at the band cave in
Speaker 9: the dark? Absolutely not. I'll go ahead answer that one
Speaker 9: for me. What about you, Roger? That's a heck no.
Speaker 9: Written on paper.
Speaker 4: There ain't gonna do it. Do it can't make me No, Uh,
Speaker 4: I want to be close to the door, and you'll
Speaker 4: h and it's for good reason. I mean they can
Speaker 4: they can get up on you and you not know
Speaker 4: they're there until they either growl at you or throw
Speaker 4: a rock or scream or whatever. And yeah, I'm just
Speaker 4: and once you say how big there are you, you
Speaker 4: don't want to Now It's like snakes. If I can
Speaker 4: see a snake over there, I'm not scared of a
Speaker 4: snake over there. If I almost step on it, yeah
Speaker 4: that's a little different. But if I can see something,
Speaker 4: I can deal with it here. If I can't see it,
Speaker 4: I don't swim in lake water because I don't know
Speaker 4: what's under me. That's just my thing. I swim in
Speaker 4: the pool all day long, but I don't. I get
Speaker 4: in the ocean about waist deep max And uh, you
Speaker 4: might still might see me running from a jellyfish. But
Speaker 4: but yeah, no, I'm not doing that. So or number four,
Speaker 4: that looks like a good one.
Speaker 9: Oh number four. Yeah, let me pull that one up.
Speaker 9: Hang on a second.
Speaker 4: We just got a few more, y'all, and then we'll
Speaker 4: get to the chat one she's been saving them.
Speaker 9: Got we got seventeen here on the from the emails,
Speaker 9: and then we'll pop over to some of your chat
Speaker 9: questions because y'all got some good ones in there too.
Speaker 9: I definitely want to get to them. Let's see number four.
Speaker 9: If the government announced tomorrow that boogers are real, would
Speaker 9: you continue researching them? Why or why not? And my
Speaker 9: answer would be yes, because the fact that they say
Speaker 9: that they're real doesn't necessarily negate the fact of Okay, yeah,
Speaker 9: they're real, but we're still trying to learn about them.
Speaker 9: We're still trying to learn, you know, why do they
Speaker 9: do these things? Why do they build this, why do
Speaker 9: they build structures? How do they phase in and out
Speaker 9: where you can and can't see them? You know, all
Speaker 9: these different things. Just stating that they are real doesn't
Speaker 9: necessarily still answer all the other questions.
Speaker 4: But that's when the that's when the real work begins.
Speaker 4: I think, you know, in the way I am, I
Speaker 4: would like to know what some of these structures mean,
Speaker 4: because I just where we're at on the South end.
Speaker 4: I've seen past to it and started getting ideas what
Speaker 4: some of them may mean. Now, people who have been
Speaker 4: around in a long time and probably know a lot
Speaker 4: of this. But you know, here's another thing. If they
Speaker 4: if they come out and say they're real, they might
Speaker 4: outlaw the research. Yeah, you know some of these.
Speaker 9: They haven't done that. They haven't done that with the
Speaker 9: UFO or UAP stuff yet.
Speaker 4: So yeah, they had it, but they have they have
Speaker 4: suppressed some people true, you know what I mean that
Speaker 4: were here two years ago, they're not here anymore.
Speaker 9: Yeah, he ain't wrong.
Speaker 4: There the scientists that you know that was up to
Speaker 4: what fifteen or seventeen, So you know, I don't even
Speaker 4: think about that exactly.
Speaker 9: We'll just pop this up for a second.
Speaker 4: But I would keep up. Here's one reason I would
Speaker 4: keep doing what we're doing is because the people in chat,
Speaker 4: the people you know, going to the meet and great
Speaker 4: going and camping out, hanging out and just talking about
Speaker 4: life and being friends. So uh, that's just something something
Speaker 4: we do on the side. So yeah, Hillary, that's extreme suppression, right.
Speaker 9: Number five. What's the strongest piece of evidence that you've
Speaker 9: personally discovered?
Speaker 4: That's a toss up.
Speaker 9: Uh, that is kind of for me. It's because I'm
Speaker 9: trying to think it's like I haven't personally discovered anything. Yeah,
Speaker 9: I've put some pieces together and as far as stuff
Speaker 9: from the other people have put together, like you know,
Speaker 9: all the history and newspaper articles and stuff that I'm
Speaker 9: researching and studying. But uh, I myself personally, I don't
Speaker 9: know if I have done anything.
Speaker 4: Well, you've rediscovered old news articles, you rediscovered old information
Speaker 4: and helped us bring it to light that uh we
Speaker 4: wouldn't have seen so uh And like I said, that's part,
Speaker 4: that's part of this. Everybody's valuable with me. You know,
Speaker 4: I've found tracks four times and didn't cast anything, didn't
Speaker 4: have anything. I probably won't ever cast anything. But the audio.
Speaker 4: I've got two pieces of audio that have been you know,
Speaker 4: ah analyzed, and it's not anything that can be It
Speaker 4: can't be attributed to anything, you know that they have
Speaker 4: the data for. It's I think the footprints are the
Speaker 4: are the wildest one. It's like, Okay, you get the audio,
Speaker 4: you're right there with them, and that's that's that's the thing.
Speaker 4: But then then you have, Okay, there's a footprint here,
Speaker 4: and it's so many inches long, so many inches wide,
Speaker 4: and so many inches deep, and there ain't but one
Speaker 4: thing that can make those tracks, you know, So I
Speaker 4: don't even know which one to pick. My favorite is
Speaker 4: the audio because you can measure it. Yeah, but but
Speaker 4: there's nothing like finding a track.
Speaker 9: Yeah, that's the one thing I still want to do,
Speaker 9: is I want to find like a good track. I
Speaker 9: found some stuff out hiking, but it's definitely very unconclusive,
Speaker 9: like could it be, could it not be? You know,
Speaker 9: but it's not like, oh my god, that's a big
Speaker 9: foot foot track. So that's what I want to have
Speaker 9: that experience.
Speaker 4: Well, and as you do this and talk to people
Speaker 4: and learn as part of the process, you'll start looking
Speaker 4: at other things in the woods and signs and stuff
Speaker 4: like that.
Speaker 9: So all right, the last question from Chad here is
Speaker 9: if you could ask a booger one question and get
Speaker 9: a truthful answer, what would it be?
Speaker 4: You go first?
Speaker 9: We go first?
Speaker 4: All right.
Speaker 9: I was thinking about this one because I'm like, that's
Speaker 9: a good one. I've got it tied in my head
Speaker 9: between two questions, so I'm just gonna go ahead and
Speaker 9: say both of them. One would be who controls you?
Speaker 9: And the second would be why are some of you
Speaker 9: so hostile? And then some are so helpful to humans
Speaker 9: in some kind of kind of way.
Speaker 4: Like that TKB said, who's your daddy? Yeah, but that's
Speaker 4: that was a good answer. This is this of very
Speaker 4: tough question, Chad.
Speaker 9: I maybe not the one, but what's just one question
Speaker 9: you would want to ask.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's hard because there would be there would be
Speaker 4: so many. Yeah, uh, I think I would want to
Speaker 4: know how to communicate. Can you teach me how to communicate?
Speaker 4: That's a good thing.
Speaker 9: Because if you communicate with them, then you can continue
Speaker 9: to ask them questions.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that would be mine because with with things we
Speaker 4: know about how they communicate, maybe you know, communicate with
Speaker 4: each other. I have a problem saying we know that,
Speaker 4: but I kind of do know from things I've talked
Speaker 4: to people about where the warning signs they give each
Speaker 4: other with the stick structures, stuff like that, And I
Speaker 4: would I would, I would want to understand that so
Speaker 4: I could I could read that puzzle. It would make
Speaker 4: sense to me. And like I said, if you if
Speaker 4: there's a certain one that that means stay out, then
Speaker 4: you respect that. Right now, we don't know, and we
Speaker 4: got a rock thrown at us because I think we
Speaker 4: stepped on the other side of one. But but I
Speaker 4: don't know that for sure. And I think if if
Speaker 4: if it could teach. If I asked it, could you
Speaker 4: teach me to communicate? Would probably have to be my number.
Speaker 9: One that that's actually a really good answer. I like
Speaker 9: that one. I'm taking through the comments here is make
Speaker 9: sure I got everything all right. So let's hop over
Speaker 9: here to some of the ones y'all asked in uh
Speaker 9: in the comments here, So thank y'all for waiting on
Speaker 9: us here. This has taken longer than I thought it
Speaker 9: would be. We've had some good questions.
Speaker 4: Yes, teasers that that popped into what are you what? Why?
Speaker 4: Why are you stealing my fish grease? I can't have nothing.
Speaker 9: I was going to ask a question about what the
Speaker 9: grease does to you, but then I too crude.
Speaker 4: Yeahs taco bell mess, That's.
Speaker 9: What I'm gonna say. Spencer asked seriously, how much has
Speaker 9: your thoughts on the subjects changed since both y'all went
Speaker 9: public started to talk to folks about Bigfoot.
Speaker 4: That's a good question, how much of your thoughts on
Speaker 4: the subject change? I didn't know what I was getting
Speaker 4: into as far as because it was so tough for
Speaker 4: a long time not having anybody to talk to you
Speaker 4: about it, and you know, people laughing if you did
Speaker 4: talk about it, but I had just enough people that
Speaker 4: responded like, I know what you're talking about. Now it's
Speaker 4: loosening me up to feel comfortable, and now it's the
Speaker 4: thoughts on the subject. I always realize, if you're setting
Speaker 4: in a stadium of one hundred thousand people at a
Speaker 4: college football game, that may be ten or twenty people
Speaker 4: that know about this. So even though we gather up
Speaker 4: and we we talk about this, and we have you know,
Speaker 4: one hundred people in chat, we're still a very small
Speaker 4: minority of people. And I just I just I went
Speaker 4: from so here's my answer. I went from not being
Speaker 4: able to talk about it so I wouldn't talk about
Speaker 4: it to now my attitudes and views have changed on
Speaker 4: just say it if they don't, I don't offended anymore,
Speaker 4: Like if somebody doesn't believe or whatever, that's that's not
Speaker 4: on me, because I've realized they are the uneducated ones
Speaker 4: and that we might be learning this stuff so when
Speaker 4: the time comes that we might can help those people.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I don't know if that answers your question, but I was.
Speaker 9: Trying to think on that that myself, and I don't
Speaker 9: know if my thoughts on the subject matter or the
Speaker 9: subject matter of bigfoot is necessarily changed since God in public.
Speaker 9: But I'm kind of like you, My thoughts on people
Speaker 9: have definitely definitely changed. You have to already had very
Speaker 9: thin skin before this, So this has definitely been a
Speaker 9: big step, a big step, definitely something that's pushed me
Speaker 9: way way out of my comfort zone.
Speaker 4: So what made it?
Speaker 9: But in a good way, but in a good way.
Speaker 4: So what made you decide to start doing TikTok videos?
Speaker 4: Because that's where I've saw you? What what? How hard
Speaker 4: was that too? The first thing?
Speaker 9: The first one wasn't that hard because at first I
Speaker 9: wasn't putting my face out there. I was just making
Speaker 9: silly memes and things about bigfoot and bigfoot stuff, like
Speaker 9: you know, you could use like, you know, a SpongeBob
Speaker 9: template and throw some paranormal words up on there and
Speaker 9: something funny. But the one of the first ones that
Speaker 9: I actually put my face on there, which ended up
Speaker 9: being the one that blew up on me and went viral,
Speaker 9: that that one actually did take a little bit of courage.
Speaker 9: But I also I had already gotten used to by then,
Speaker 9: you know, having my face out there, from talking to
Speaker 9: people every day at my job and sharing my story
Speaker 9: and what knowledge, A little bit of knowledge I know
Speaker 9: publicly then, So it was kind of a different step then,
Speaker 9: and it was you said it was a little spooky,
Speaker 9: not gonna lie, and it's still as very spooky, Buckle.
Speaker 9: I'm actually having a little bit of a writer's block
Speaker 9: stage fright at the moment. No, I meant as far
Speaker 9: as TikTok goes.
Speaker 4: Oh oh yeah, well, I mean that happens a lot,
Speaker 4: you know. Just but here's the thing, don't worry about that.
Speaker 4: Put out quality instead of quantity. Don't worry about the quantity.
Speaker 9: All right, Next question, doop's hang on as this is
Speaker 9: from Craig. As of now, how has your status in
Speaker 9: the bigfoot world affected or changed your perspective of bigfoot
Speaker 9: encounters or the population of them that kind of goes
Speaker 9: along with the one we just answered, are similar to it.
Speaker 4: I just to me, it's pretty simple. Seven years ago,
Speaker 4: I didn't have anybody talk to and nobody would talk
Speaker 4: to me. Now of tons of people probably like you,
Speaker 4: that want to discuss this, and it's hard. It's it's
Speaker 4: hard to two getting you know, get in contact with everybody. Yeah, uh,
Speaker 4: but but I do know there are other people that
Speaker 4: that that can live in the dream. He is living
Speaker 4: a dream. We talked talk about him later. Thanks for
Speaker 4: stopping by. Appreciate you.
Speaker 9: Ye, thanks everybody for stopping in and hanging out with
Speaker 9: us for sure. All right, let's see let me find him.
Speaker 9: Having to scroll through here because I've clicked on the
Speaker 9: sum this is a good one from from from River.
Speaker 9: When he popped in, he says, question, Roger and Amanda,
Speaker 9: have you guys had many paranormal experiences?
Speaker 4: Too many?
Speaker 9: Too many? Is right? Yes, way way too many. That's
Speaker 9: why for a while, there are all of my bigfoot
Speaker 9: stuff that happened to me. I just kind of filed
Speaker 9: it in the back of my head with everything else
Speaker 9: and didn't really think much of it as it being
Speaker 9: something special, different, unique, insert descriptive word there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's you know, yeah, and everything. Hmm.
Speaker 9: I've seen everything from angels to ghosts to demons. I
Speaker 9: saw something that looked like a dire wolf once, uh,
Speaker 9: a pterodactyl looking thing, and honest to goodness, I know
Speaker 9: that's what it looked like. And people can call me crazy.
Speaker 9: I don't care. I know what I saw. Yeah, just
Speaker 9: all kinds of crazy. Paranormals. So if the only thing
Speaker 9: I haven't seen yet that I is a but I
Speaker 9: can't explain as a true UFO. I've seen something well,
Speaker 9: maybe that could be the plane. Maybe that could be
Speaker 9: but yeah, I haven't seen a good UFO, so that
Speaker 9: that would be cool to see.
Speaker 4: I'll tell you this, and I maybe can speak for Amanda.
Speaker 4: I've seen enough weird stuff that Bigfoot doesn't really scare you,
Speaker 4: you know what I mean?
Speaker 9: I agree, actually, which kind of goes into this next question.
Speaker 9: I was saving it for thanks.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Martin, I want I won't say why, but everybody's
Speaker 4: in prayers Larry's way for family. So yeah, I've been
Speaker 4: been thinking about y'all, buddy.
Speaker 9: Yeah, So Martin here asks is what do you think
Speaker 9: dog man are? Well, let's see, I'm trying to think
Speaker 9: of how to put it into words. I've never actually
Speaker 9: had to think of putting it in words before. Hart
Speaker 9: of me wants to say that they are their own thing,
Speaker 9: separate from sasquatch, But then there's other parts of me
Speaker 9: that think that they might be a different type, but
Speaker 9: that they have some that are so Canine in how
Speaker 9: they look, but then you also have some that are
Speaker 9: very sasquatch built as far as the body goes, you know,
Speaker 9: they have to regular straight human like legs, human type arms,
Speaker 9: but they just have this canine head on them. So
Speaker 9: I think that, in my opinion, I think that dog
Speaker 9: Man falls into the same camp as I would put
Speaker 9: a sasquatch. That they're metaphysical, that they are both physical
Speaker 9: and spiritual at the same time, that maybe they are
Speaker 9: physical beings that have abilities that puts them into the
Speaker 9: paranormal camp. They have abilities like telekinesis, they have abilities
Speaker 9: like mind speak, they have abilities like teleporting and things
Speaker 9: like that. So I don't know. That's, like I said
Speaker 9: to me, dog Man is still definitely its own enigma,
Speaker 9: for sure, and it's definitely picked up more speed here
Speaker 9: in the last couple of years thanks to the Internet
Speaker 9: and podcasts and stuff like.
Speaker 4: That, and having people you know very well that they've
Speaker 4: seen them.
Speaker 10: Mm hmm, exactly too close. Took up from comfort and
Speaker 10: it scares you. I learned a lot last week by accident,
Speaker 10: kind of short of and here's what I'll say. It's
Speaker 10: possible that there's, like you said, there's a couple of answers.
Speaker 10: You know, you go back and you you look at
Speaker 10: the stories and movies from way back about werewolves. You
Speaker 10: know what was it a person changing into one of
Speaker 10: these things or or these things just seen and it
Speaker 10: looked all like a man like walking onto your legs.
Speaker 4: You don't know how that happened? Should I say this?
Speaker 4: And there might be a possibility for entertainment purposes only
Speaker 4: that some may have been altered for like Bruce, you
Speaker 4: know he was in Chat earlier to be an asset.
Speaker 4: I'll just stuff out there for nefarious purposes.
Speaker 9: And I think some of the sasquatch and other cryptids
Speaker 9: could be in that that same category. I mean, they've
Speaker 9: been messed with for nefarious purposes. And we'll just leave
Speaker 9: it at that.
Speaker 4: And there's and people that hear this say, oh, that
Speaker 4: don't know that. You know people don't do that. Well, no,
Speaker 4: you go back and look in the World World Wars era,
Speaker 4: and everybody was trying to get an advantage, and look
Speaker 4: at some of the terrible things that were done to
Speaker 4: animals to try to get in you know, advantages. I
Speaker 4: can't I can't get into.
Speaker 9: Yeah. In fact, here I was actually gonna mention that
Speaker 9: you talked about there's a Saint Christopher was a dog man.
Speaker 9: He is a they had a sinuscephaly they called him
Speaker 9: in the old olden days there. So that's a that's
Speaker 9: another rabbit hole to go down to as well.
Speaker 4: Michigan. Thank you. You're not gonna have enough dip money.
Speaker 9: Can't have none of that now.
Speaker 4: Yeah, thank you, sir. We appreciate that how much. But
Speaker 4: you know, I hate to be all cryptic and everything,
Speaker 4: but in today's world, out in public, there's some things that, uh,
Speaker 4: if we're around a campfire, come up and ask me
Speaker 4: that same.
Speaker 9: Question, same exactly the same. Here.
Speaker 4: We got we gotta we gotta stay, we gotta say,
Speaker 4: we got to keep our channel going.
Speaker 9: Yeah exactly. We don't want to get dug demonetized or anything.
Speaker 9: It's not that please, uh, all the questions.
Speaker 4: And you know, this has been a this has been
Speaker 4: a a really I opened in wild Ride and from
Speaker 4: where I started on the first you know, like three
Speaker 4: years ago or something on the other small one, I
Speaker 4: think you have to keep your mind open to advance
Speaker 4: and to learn things. And it's everything about this is
Speaker 4: I did not expect from the friendships to the people. Look, y'all,
Speaker 4: I came. I came from watching YouTube just basically starting
Speaker 4: to show because somebody ticked me off, didn't know what
Speaker 4: I was doing. And I'm not I'm not saying this
Speaker 4: being whatever. I'm just gonna tell you, like, one day,
Speaker 4: my mind was blown. I was texting back and forth
Speaker 4: with m K. Davis Coombo called me, and then after
Speaker 4: we hung up, I'm talking to Doug Hicheck and I know,
Speaker 4: right like right now, right, And then then I talked
Speaker 4: to Greg and I'm Greg, don't I don't know what.
Speaker 4: I don't understand what's going on right now. Because with MK,
Speaker 4: I looked up to his work because it helped me
Speaker 4: deal with my issue of seeing this thing years ago.
Speaker 4: Because because you know, like you said earlier, you get
Speaker 4: to doubt yourself. Bobby, Oh my god, y'all, y'all gonna
Speaker 4: make y'all gonna make me tear up. I'm not used
Speaker 4: to that. I appreciate it, thank y'all. And that that
Speaker 4: I think it might have been a I want to
Speaker 4: say it was. It was a weekend, and while it
Speaker 4: was going on, I didn't think much about it. But
Speaker 4: after it was over, I'm like, what just happened? You know?
Speaker 4: You go, you go from not being able to talk
Speaker 4: about it to having friends that you looked up to, uh,
Speaker 4: and and that that helped you. That's why I thank them. Kay,
Speaker 4: you remember the show. I was like, at the end
Speaker 4: of the show, is I just want to thank you
Speaker 4: for doing all the work you've done and and and
Speaker 4: everything be could it really helped a lot of us?
Speaker 4: And you know, it kind of stunned me because he said, Wow,
Speaker 4: I don't think by anybody's ever said that. And I'm like,
Speaker 4: how can.
Speaker 9: Thank you, sir freaking MK Davis first?
Speaker 4: Yeah, And and you know, it's kind of like me.
Speaker 9: I've caught myself when I'm messaging people or asking them question,
Speaker 9: you know, after this show, and I'm like, I'll send
Speaker 9: you either you or Ashley a screenshot and I'm like,
Speaker 9: oh my god, I just have like an actual conversation
Speaker 9: with like breaking Ron moorehead. For goodness sake, this is
Speaker 9: my real life right now.
Speaker 4: And y'all it's uh, it's humbling.
Speaker 9: It is very humbling. Yes, in a good in a
Speaker 9: in a good way.
Speaker 4: Yeah. And I think I had no idea. I had
Speaker 4: no idea. I mean even even this, the fifty second
Speaker 4: the number of fifty two show here on I'm told
Speaker 4: you know, when Doug and I was talking, we were
Speaker 4: talking about this. I was like, well, there's some things
Speaker 4: you know, I would like to keep the way they are.
Speaker 4: And he said, Roger, I'm not gonna tell you you
Speaker 4: and Amanda what to talk about. I'm not gonna bug
Speaker 4: you do what you do. And I was like, wow,
Speaker 4: that's pretty cool. So and a lot of people, a
Speaker 4: lot of people from the old channel were scared that
Speaker 4: we were gonna change it up, but I made up
Speaker 4: my mind that we're gonna keep everything the same. And
Speaker 4: we appreciate y'all being here.
Speaker 9: Yeah, if it wasn't for you guys and listening to
Speaker 9: us and picking our brains and keeping it going, we
Speaker 9: wouldn't be here. I wouldn't have any ambition to keep going.
Speaker 4: So thank y'all the interaction. I look forward to the guests,
Speaker 4: but Bruce, I don't even think I look forward to
Speaker 4: the guests, but I look forward to chat just as much.
Speaker 4: If you meet dog Man, who would you be your part?
Speaker 4: Thank you, Robbie. We'll probably see you Saturday.
Speaker 9: Be there, Amanda, No, unfortunately not. I have tried and tried,
Speaker 9: and unfortunately it's not gonna work out for me to
Speaker 9: to be able to make it.
Speaker 4: Oh, if you meet.
Speaker 9: Who would be my partner?
Speaker 4: Who would take with me?
Speaker 9: That's what That's what I was actually about to wait
Speaker 9: to interpret it. Probably there's only a combination of my husband,
Speaker 9: a couple of pew pews around my waist, and uh.
Speaker 4: Military and I'm a.
Speaker 9: I'm gonna bring you. I'm gonna bring you along. Roger,
Speaker 9: you're you're my partner in crime for this. You both
Speaker 9: neither one don't want nothing to do with dog Man,
Speaker 9: So I'm bringing you along for the ride.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna turn you down. Well, and I would I
Speaker 4: would say, just off the top of my head, Bruce
Speaker 4: one of them. Yeah, would have to be one of them.
Speaker 9: We're bringing you along.
Speaker 4: Uh, it would have to be Bruce and Koombo and
Speaker 4: somebody I can outrun there you go. I like that.
Speaker 9: Yeah, bring Cuombo along please.
Speaker 4: Same with Baron Hunting.
Speaker 9: Catherine just asked a good question here. I just said,
Speaker 9: would either of you want to have a mind speak experience?
Speaker 9: I've thought about that, and again I'm I'm on the
Speaker 9: fence about that fifty to fifty Like part of me
Speaker 9: wants to say yes, I do, just because if it's
Speaker 9: a good experience, you know, well, but that part of
Speaker 9: me would be super freaky at the same time too,
Speaker 9: just like with any other paranormal experience, I would have.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because I know how Peyton was freaking out. And
Speaker 4: you know, we don't use the word mind speak, but
Speaker 4: he's hunting, laying on the ground about to take a shot,
Speaker 4: and here's all this thumping on the ground and shaking
Speaker 4: the ground, and he says that it was really weird,
Speaker 4: it said, he said, it wasn't like it was like
Speaker 4: a thought in my head, but it didn't say it said,
Speaker 4: don't shoot, I'm here, And that really messed with him.
Speaker 4: I mean, he said it didn't say don't shoot. One
Speaker 4: of them might be here, like it was his thought.
Speaker 4: It was don't shoot, I'm here. And I know how
Speaker 4: it messed with him a little bit. But he you know,
Speaker 4: he's seen some things with me not there that he
Speaker 4: can't explain, and he's heard things in the woods like voices.
Speaker 4: He never has said he thought it was a big
Speaker 4: foot or anything like that. But I have not had
Speaker 4: mine speak unless it was God talking to me or
Speaker 4: my guardian angel, where it wasn't really the voice it was.
Speaker 4: I couldn't continue what I was doing. And if I'd
Speaker 4: have continued what I was doing, or I hadn't paused
Speaker 4: for that five seconds or that thirty seconds, I wouldn't
Speaker 4: be here right now. So I recognize more. It was
Speaker 4: more feelings I might freak out. There was a quick story.
Speaker 4: There was a guy that lived down here. He's gone now,
Speaker 4: but he was drinking I don't have many quart blue
Speaker 4: ribbons that he was drinking today. And he was milking
Speaker 4: cows for this guy. And he quit cold turkey after
Speaker 4: he was he was in his sixties. He quit cold
Speaker 4: turkey just boom.
Speaker 8: Well.
Speaker 4: We asked him one day, like, Jeene, what how did
Speaker 4: you do that? A lot of people tried to quit.
Speaker 4: He was in the milk barn by himself the evening
Speaker 4: part and he went to get a drink of one
Speaker 4: of the beers beers, and somebody said right behind him,
Speaker 4: you don't need that, put it down, and he said.
Speaker 4: He looked around. He said, I'll get the heck out
Speaker 4: of here. You get away from me. He said, I
Speaker 4: didn't know what it was. He said, Roger, I took
Speaker 4: a drink of that beer and it was the nastiest,
Speaker 4: most foul tasting anything you'd ever drink and he right
Speaker 4: then he said, this is a sign. And so what
Speaker 4: was funny? Years later we knew that, and we had
Speaker 4: a walking cooler and he was like country Country. He
Speaker 4: didn't know what was walking the cooler. And my mama,
Speaker 4: the one y'all saw in chat earlier, was inside the
Speaker 4: cooler putting stuff up. You load it from the back. Well,
Speaker 4: Jean bent down to get something. I can't remember what
Speaker 4: he was getting, and she deepened her voice. She said, hey,
Speaker 4: what are you doing? And and and Jean looked around like, oh,
Speaker 4: it's happening again. Oh no, I can't give up my milk.
Speaker 4: But he went, hey, how you He was looking around
Speaker 4: he thought it was happening again. Mama's mean. So but anyway, Amanda,
Speaker 4: Amanda's got storms all around her.
Speaker 9: So yeah, I got storms. And I was actually about
Speaker 9: to just notice. I noticed that everybody in chat's mentioning
Speaker 9: they're having some technical difficulties as well.
Speaker 4: So we can end it right here.
Speaker 9: This has been good.
Speaker 4: Well, uh what so Hillary Roger few and Ray Stevens
Speaker 4: met a mad burger? Would you save him? I'd have
Speaker 4: to save the booger. He's a buno. Ray Stevens mean y'all.
Speaker 9: I know. After you told me that, I was like
Speaker 9: what But then, like you said, they say, never meet,
Speaker 9: never meet your heroes.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm like Hillary, Hillary, Hillary, see something else, y'all.
Speaker 9: Anyway, Yeah, we'll go ahead and cut it here, So
Speaker 9: don't know, this is this has been fun. I enjoyed
Speaker 9: this and it's been good to know to see what
Speaker 9: other people think about when it comes to this subject matter.
Speaker 9: So that was that was really good.
Speaker 4: And don't and you don't mean we're correct, It means
Speaker 4: that's that's no opinion today. It may change tomorrow. But
Speaker 4: while before we go the to Saturday This Saturday, nine
Speaker 4: am to six pm, Millner Recreation Center, Mcmnville, Tennessee. I
Speaker 4: usually don't advertise for people, but I do this because
Speaker 4: we go and it's a fun time and you'll you'll
Speaker 4: meet a lot of people in their chat. There are
Speaker 4: people coming from mini miles away and it's it's it's
Speaker 4: a good one because you you can go in and
Speaker 4: you can listen to people speak and you y'all, y'all
Speaker 4: know a lot of them. Or you can just mill
Speaker 4: around in a big area and just visit with us
Speaker 4: and we'll be I asked Randy to put us where
Speaker 4: we were last year. So you'll have Coombo and the
Speaker 4: speakers down that one wall. His table will be here, Greg,
Speaker 4: I know for sure's gonna be there with wood Walkers
Speaker 4: and Chad and Erica with a podcast podcast. We're gonna
Speaker 4: be there together, all the squatching hollered tables. So just
Speaker 4: come by and see us if you can, if you
Speaker 4: can't mean it, if you ever have to choose, this
Speaker 4: one is different because it's a cryptid con. So you
Speaker 4: might have people walking around dressed up is their favorite
Speaker 4: cryptid or whatever, and then you'll have different displays. You
Speaker 4: have paranormal boos and all that, and you talk to people.
Speaker 4: One of my favorite things last year was the lady
Speaker 4: with the quartz bowls.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, I love that story.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and she had bigfoot pictures. Randy Brooks came to
Speaker 4: me and said, hey, you need to come over here,
Speaker 4: and she had her pictures laid out of some tracks
Speaker 4: you found at a cornfield and looked legit to me
Speaker 4: and so, y'all, you know, if you can come come
Speaker 4: hang out with us, we'll we'll be there early and
Speaker 4: I think it opens at nine. We'll I think we
Speaker 4: can go in at eight and set up and then
Speaker 4: people start, you know, kind of filing out there around
Speaker 4: four o'clock or so. But thank you, Hillary, thank everybody. Hey,
Speaker 4: miss Verbie, I got your shirt on. I had to
Speaker 4: wear it for the show.
Speaker 9: Oh that's where that one came from.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yep, yep, I know.
Speaker 9: Unfortunately the other one she gave you, which I love.
Speaker 9: By the way, it doesn't work with our green screen.
Speaker 4: So yeah, Ms Erbie will be there handing out hugs y'all.
Speaker 4: Dollar piece, dollar, you get ten dollars, sing until can
Speaker 4: don't if you'll remember that movie over bro the world,
Speaker 4: I'm getting deliverous shall thank you, appreciate.
Speaker 9: Good night, Roger, thank you. This is a great, great one, guys.
Speaker 9: We'll see y'all in the next one.
Speaker 4: Right, y'all, have a great weekend.
Speaker 5: Down in the pines, where the water runs black, where
Speaker 5: the moss sangs low and the night leans back. The
Speaker 5: stores whispering about a shadow, tall, big feet moving where
Speaker 5: the moon light fall.
Speaker 6: Some say it be some said ghosts in the trees.
Speaker 6: Some say it trouble blowing in with the breeze. But
Speaker 6: around here, man, we know the call, or we just
Speaker 6: call them friends. The squatching howlerd.
Speaker 1: So lie that f and the cat tell sink in the.
Speaker 7: Night bird time, the copper heads fading here yorge the
Speaker 7: fall they ain't on and it ain't no no when
Speaker 7: the creek girl's cold and the shadows get taller, shat
Speaker 7: across the line in the squatting on.
Speaker 3: The well, legions.
Speaker 7: Wal' getting a brave man, fizzitor, But I mind your
Speaker 7: staff in the squatch, and how.
Speaker 2: Where goody tell me the stories about their thing in
Speaker 2: saut to ten foot high with the timber.
Speaker 7: Y'all red eyes burning like a summer's coat.
Speaker 3: Let the tracks big enough to swallow your sober.
Speaker 7: The old folks last saying, don't you fear Grid has
Speaker 7: been living here for hundreds of years.
Speaker 5: Treat them with respect.
Speaker 7: When the moon gets smaller, and they'll let you live
Speaker 7: in squatch and holler sold that fire.
Speaker 3: He'll let the swarm from roll. You can hear that.
Speaker 4: Beat straight down in your soul.
Speaker 2: If you hear the drum from the river Karl, that
Speaker 2: ain't no boat brot.
Speaker 7: Balking that lord little swam still in the crickets get
Speaker 7: salty yall alone, and the spot on the weather breyday
Speaker 7: ties in the fools off, father, get walking to that spot.
Speaker 4: Some say gods it old pine ridge.
Speaker 5: Some said he walks from bridge to bridge, warm things show.
Speaker 5: When the night comes down, something big still calls.
Speaker 4: It's grown so bank that fire.
Speaker 5: He let the night get peep at the willows whist
Speaker 5: while the cootsu creech.
Speaker 7: If you catch us glimpse.
Speaker 5: Through the midnight, holler, just now your head, don't scream,
Speaker 5: and hollered.
Speaker 7: The fuzzle while on string, And the legends getting taller.
Speaker 3: How whevery rons in squatching.
Speaker 7: Holly, We ain't scared, but we sure staying cautious down
Speaker 7: in the dock
Speaker 3: On that squatching holler,