Speaker 1: I'm forty three years old now. Now I'm a man
Speaker 1: who has spent a lot of time in the woods.
Speaker 1: I love hunting and fishing, and I've always loved camping,
Speaker 1: and I really loved the quiet nights in the woods.
Speaker 1: This is my story. When I was fourteen years old,
Speaker 1: I was out deer hunting on the first day of
Speaker 1: the season in West Virginia by god West, Virginia. By
Speaker 1: God West, Virginia. My tree stand is in a humpback
Speaker 1: between two hills, one hundred yards from a field. It
Speaker 1: was just about daylight when I pulled a couple of
Speaker 1: biscuits from my pocket that had homemade jam on them,
Speaker 1: and my grandmother had made them. Do you all remember that?
Speaker 1: When I was young, twelve thirteen, fourteen years old, me
Speaker 1: and my granddaddy would go hunting and it'd be cold, man,
Speaker 1: it'd be so cold. Now. I'd walk out that door
Speaker 1: to getting the truck of my grandmother would stop me
Speaker 1: and she'd go, here, you, here's you something to eat
Speaker 1: if you get hungry, and she'd shove a couple of
Speaker 1: biscuits in my pocket. Of course, by the time we
Speaker 1: got to the woods, I had them already eating up.
Speaker 1: They weren't like a later snack. They were biscuits, and
Speaker 1: they were cold. They were left over from the day before.
Speaker 1: Those people were from the depression. They saved all their food,
Speaker 1: and she would just shove these one or two cold,
Speaker 1: hard biscuits, and I'd eat every bite of them, every
Speaker 1: bite of them. Anyway, I digress, he says. I was
Speaker 1: watching the squirrels play around me, and when I finished
Speaker 1: eating the biscuits, I took a drink from my canteen,
Speaker 1: and I noticed that the sounds of the woods had
Speaker 1: gone quiet. It was a real eerie silence. And now
Speaker 1: the corner of my eye, I saw something moving down
Speaker 1: the hill to my right. It gave a small growl,
Speaker 1: and then it moved further down the hill. Somehow, whatever
Speaker 1: this creature was, had gotten past me without making a
Speaker 1: sound other than that low growl. I know that I
Speaker 1: saw it standing there, and I could only see its back,
Speaker 1: but it was massive, I would guess between four and
Speaker 1: four and a half feet between the shoulders. I've never
Speaker 1: told anyone this story, and I've hunted everything from squirrels
Speaker 1: to black bears. I've never seen anything like this before
Speaker 1: or since I stayed in my tree stand all day
Speaker 1: until late evening, not really sure where this thing had gone.
Speaker 1: I didn't go back into those woods and hunt for
Speaker 1: the rest of the season. I'm sorry if this story
Speaker 1: doesn't have much information, but this is what I saw
Speaker 1: that day and I'll never forget it. Thanks for taking
Speaker 1: the time to read this story. If you don't mind,
Speaker 1: I'd like to stay anonymous because of my job. Thank
Speaker 1: you and God bless you. Keep the stories coming. I
Speaker 1: love hearing from everyone else through your channel. You all
Speaker 1: know I do a Steve Lilly Journal, a series that
Speaker 1: is a lot of fun to read. It's kind of
Speaker 1: crazy because one of Steve's sidekicks, actually his neighbor that
Speaker 1: lives right down the road and the trailer parked from him,
Speaker 1: wrote me an email. He was telling me on the
Speaker 1: phone the other day that it looks like a lot
Speaker 1: of these people are trying to get out and hunt
Speaker 1: bigfoot like they do, and he says, that's a problem.
Speaker 1: He was telling me on the phone it was a problem,
Speaker 1: and I said, well, write me an email and show me.
Speaker 1: Let's explain to people what it's like to hunt a bigfoot.
Speaker 1: He said, okay, Well, I got that email today and
Speaker 1: I want to read it to you. And here's what
Speaker 1: Lewis Shanks righting. Lewis is a real smart guy. He
Speaker 1: may be smarter than Steve, but anyway, here's what he writes.
Speaker 1: The government, federal, state, and local, is not your friend
Speaker 1: when it comes to harvesting a bigfoot. Let's be clear,
Speaker 1: a bigfoot corpse is worth a lot of money, but
Speaker 1: if you fail to plan your harvest, it will not
Speaker 1: be worth a dime to you. In fact, it may
Speaker 1: cost you your life's savings and your freedom. It is
Speaker 1: a given that the federal government wants to cover up
Speaker 1: the existence of bigfoot. Let's say you kill a bigfoot
Speaker 1: and then cruise into town with a corpse and the
Speaker 1: bed of your pickup truck. You start showing off your trophy.
Speaker 1: The government will be there almost immediately, that's a fact.
Speaker 1: First there will be local authorities, then they will contact
Speaker 1: the Feds, and then ten different federal agencies will show
Speaker 1: up demanding that you turn over the body. And at
Speaker 1: this point you're really screwed. If you lose the body,
Speaker 1: then you lose the fortune. If you say no to
Speaker 1: giving the body to the Feds, then they will seize
Speaker 1: it by force. And if you have it and fail
Speaker 1: to give its location. Then they will charge you with
Speaker 1: obstruction of justice, obstructing an investigation, and killing and concealing
Speaker 1: an illegally taken animal, and whatever else they can dream up. Then,
Speaker 1: if they find enough DNA that matches a human DNA,
Speaker 1: they're going to charge you with murder. Now, many of
Speaker 1: these threats are actual criminal charges levied against you will
Speaker 1: be frivolous bullshit, but it will not matter. All that
Speaker 1: matters to the FEDS is that they take possession of
Speaker 1: that body. By the time you go to court and
Speaker 1: get the trumped up charges dismissed, the body will be
Speaker 1: long gone. They will have it. And further, they will
Speaker 1: release a bogus scientific data alleging that the animal was
Speaker 1: a bear or dog or something anything. You will not
Speaker 1: get off scott free, though. They will charge you for
Speaker 1: harvesting and being in possession of an illegal animal for
Speaker 1: which there is no open season. They will also get
Speaker 1: you on obstruction. And what's worse is that you will
Speaker 1: be up against the Department of Justice and they have
Speaker 1: unlimited resources. You will bankrupt your finances on legal fees.
Speaker 1: The government knows this. This is how they're going to
Speaker 1: squeeze you to keep you quiet, you will be forced
Speaker 1: to sign an on disclosure agreement and then pay a
Speaker 1: huge fine and then serve the next ten years in
Speaker 1: prison or on probation so they can keep up with you.
Speaker 1: If you don't keep your mouth shut, they're going to
Speaker 1: produce bogus DNA and say you murdered a human. Imagine
Speaker 1: how crazy you will sound in court testifying that you
Speaker 1: shot and killed a bigfoot while the medical examiner testifies
Speaker 1: the subject was in a very decomposed state when it arrived,
Speaker 1: but DNA testing reveals that the deceased was in fact
Speaker 1: a human. There will be a grain of truth to that,
Speaker 1: but that is it. And if you insist you shot
Speaker 1: a hairy bigfoot, then the jury will think your nuts
Speaker 1: and lock you up for life. Obviously, there are ways
Speaker 1: around this in these circumstances. This means that when you
Speaker 1: kill a bigfoot, you got to keep it a secret.
Speaker 1: Allow for verification and documentation by a qualified person, document
Speaker 1: everything by video iiO, but do not allow the public
Speaker 1: to have access to either the body or you communicate
Speaker 1: with the outside world through a trusted attorney. It would
Speaker 1: even be a good idea for both you and the
Speaker 1: corpse to leave the country for a bit. You will
Speaker 1: be responsible for preserving the body and remember document everything.
Speaker 1: My approach would be to give favorable treatment to an
Speaker 1: offer from an American so that you can tie immunity
Speaker 1: to the agreement. Plus, with the discovery out into the
Speaker 1: open and the FEDS cannot cover it up, this will
Speaker 1: enable you to monetize the experience to its fullist extent.
Speaker 1: An agreement to be free to do this will also
Speaker 1: be struck as a condition of turnover. Another possibility is
Speaker 1: to cut a deal with foreign government. You must be
Speaker 1: prepared for this. You may have to live in exile,
Speaker 1: but such will be the price for your fortune. The
Speaker 1: most important things to remember is that you absolutely must
Speaker 1: maintain possession of the body and have secure means to
Speaker 1: communicate to your agents your attorneys working for you on
Speaker 1: the outside while you are underground with the corpse. I
Speaker 1: don't know a soul who would go through all this
Speaker 1: trouble to make any kind of money, but this is
Speaker 1: how you'll have to do it. These are things to
Speaker 1: consider if you are serious about killing a Sosquatch. You
Speaker 1: will have to play hardball with the government. Thus the
Speaker 1: need to take security measures in order to maintain a
Speaker 1: level playing field where you are beyond the reach of
Speaker 1: their hardball tactics, as should be a parent. Killing a
Speaker 1: bigfoot is just the first step. If you're going to
Speaker 1: collect the prize, then you must have a plan. It
Speaker 1: will be a long and treacherous few years. Steve Lilly,
Speaker 1: Hook Johnson and me Lewis Shanks, we don't have this problem.
Speaker 1: We are sanctioned and paid to kill these things, and
Speaker 1: business was good until they screwed us over. Cam. Read
Speaker 1: this to your audience. Make sure they know there's a
Speaker 1: big price to pay killing a bigfoot. All right, Lewis,
Speaker 1: there you go. Brother. I just read it to everybody,
Speaker 1: and I hope anybody out there that's actually planning on
Speaker 1: killing one of these things think twice about it, because
Speaker 1: you're about to go down a road that is never ending.
Speaker 1: But the main thing is to have a plan, and
Speaker 1: the plan could take many years. And I'm like Lewis,
Speaker 1: I don't know many people willing to give up their
Speaker 1: lives to kill a bigfoot and get paid for it.
Speaker 1: It's good words from Lewis Shanks. Thanks Lewis. Okay, if
Speaker 1: you follow this podcast for any amount of time, you
Speaker 1: know that about once every three or four months, I
Speaker 1: get an email from someone who it's not necessarily a story,
Speaker 1: it's their take on Bigfoot or UFOs or whatever. And
Speaker 1: the ones that I find interesting or they have something
Speaker 1: new to say, sometimes I'll stop and share those. And
Speaker 1: I've got one of those now. So a lot of
Speaker 1: what you hear this is kind of a lengthy email,
Speaker 1: but a lot of what you hear will be some
Speaker 1: of it you've heard before. But as we get to
Speaker 1: the end, I think you're going to be surprised at
Speaker 1: what the man tells us. But first listen to where
Speaker 1: he works and what he does, and it should build
Speaker 1: a little bit of trust in this guy. So let's
Speaker 1: just jump into it. He says, my name is William.
Speaker 1: This is a pseudonym that I wish to use as
Speaker 1: a form of personal protection. I'm from Lake City, Florida,
Speaker 1: and I enjoy listening to your YouTube channel all the
Speaker 1: various encounters, etc. I also appreciate your candor and reluctance
Speaker 1: in sharing private contact info. And as a scientist in
Speaker 1: an aerospace engineer, I have worked with NASA on various
Speaker 1: space bound payloads. A whole many science degrees, bachelors, Masters,
Speaker 1: PhDs and a doctorate, so basically, I ain't no dumbass,
Speaker 1: he says. I'm also collaborating with Elon Musk on some
Speaker 1: of his current projects. So as you can see, this
Speaker 1: is why I'm using a pseudonym, because what I'm about
Speaker 1: to share with you are my personal observations concerning the skunk, ape, bigfoot, sasquatch.
Speaker 1: My sources are all over the Internet, and I'm sharing
Speaker 1: my observations not for fame or notoriety, but simply to
Speaker 1: help you if it can. Well, if you're maybe I
Speaker 1: shouldn't have read this, if you're just talking about stuff
Speaker 1: that's already on the internet. This look, just let me
Speaker 1: get through this because at the end, I think you're
Speaker 1: going to find this interesting. But if he's just spouting
Speaker 1: stuff from the internet, it's stuff everybody's heard. But let's
Speaker 1: go on and see if we can find some nuggets
Speaker 1: of interest. In this item number one Physiology, it appears
Speaker 1: that the creature we call sosquatch is some form of
Speaker 1: forest dape, but it might also be an ape hybrid
Speaker 1: crossbred with some other critter. Due to its humongous size, stature,
Speaker 1: and strength, the only plausible answer is that forest tapes
Speaker 1: were mated with fallen angels. The Nephilum heard it before.
Speaker 1: This would explain why they grow to such humongous gargantuan
Speaker 1: sizes and explain why their appetites are voracious. This physiological
Speaker 1: paradigm is defined by the Holy Bible concerning the Giants
Speaker 1: of Old and also in many other religious books concerning giants.
Speaker 1: As there were the offspring of fallen angels meting with
Speaker 1: human women. Most scientists and researchers might call this a
Speaker 1: huge red flag, even though they have no other plausible explanation.
Speaker 1: If you don't know, then you must accept my interpretation.
Speaker 1: Juvenile sizequatches grow to as much as six to eight
Speaker 1: feet in height, and young adults from seven to nine
Speaker 1: feet tall, and full grown adults ten or more feet
Speaker 1: in height when standing fully erect on their two legs.
Speaker 1: Sisquatch are not covered in fur, but instead are covered
Speaker 1: in long hair, sometimes black, sometimes reddish brown. They seem
Speaker 1: to exhibit the form of thermolossoms fing read this thermo
Speaker 1: luminous scentce causing their hair to sparkle, and this may
Speaker 1: be a form of camouflage. Sisquatch also have yellow eyes.
Speaker 1: If a bright light is pointed into their eyes, they
Speaker 1: might appear as green in color, but squatches also have
Speaker 1: an inner opaque eyelid with multiple blood capillaries, making it
Speaker 1: seem as though their eyes are red. When this inner
Speaker 1: eyelid is closed. It seems to be there to protect
Speaker 1: their eyeballs from sunlight or other strong light sources. Now
Speaker 1: that's one I've never heard. Siequatch prefer hunting under cover
Speaker 1: of trees or at night. Sisquatch also have a conical
Speaker 1: head due largely to a built in natural sensory cavity
Speaker 1: that seems to work as a natural radar, similar to
Speaker 1: a porpoise or a bat. Siequatch are known to hoot
Speaker 1: hal scream during their hunting. What they're really doing is
Speaker 1: too fold as a form of communication with other sasquatches
Speaker 1: and I don't know what this word is. It's just
Speaker 1: b as a form of bats and bats as a
Speaker 1: form of radar location finder to determine various locations in
Speaker 1: the dark, such as rocks, trees, and other critters and people.
Speaker 1: Even though their eyesight is quite remarkable at night, this
Speaker 1: built in radar adds to their prowess. Okay, so they
Speaker 1: have internal radar like a whale or a dolphin or
Speaker 1: a bat. I've never heard that before. Since sisquatch are
Speaker 1: ape hybrids, they not only are quite able to walk
Speaker 1: on all fours, but also stand upright like a human.
Speaker 1: When they hunt, they typically crawl around on all fours,
Speaker 1: sneaking onto their prey without detection, but they also climb
Speaker 1: trees and swing around from tree to tree, which would
Speaker 1: explain why there are so few footprints left behind. It
Speaker 1: has also been observed by hunters that when squatches are
Speaker 1: discovered when they run, they can travel many miles within
Speaker 1: a few minutes. Their stride with leg length measuring from
Speaker 1: ankle to groin is approximately six feet or more, and
Speaker 1: it allows them to travel great distances, even up steep
Speaker 1: endclines that would stop most men, and even climb sheer
Speaker 1: rock faces quite easily. Si squatch have a built in
Speaker 1: aroma gland that produces each with its own unique scince signature.
Speaker 1: To us, though it's a god awful stench. Sisquats defecate
Speaker 1: on themselves, probably due to their long hair, which also
Speaker 1: explains why you would never discover their scout left behind,
Speaker 1: which adds to their stench. To me, they smell like
Speaker 1: the worst sewage. Ever, plus burnt rubber smell very similar
Speaker 1: to a skunk, hence the term skunk ap. Their stench
Speaker 1: is unmistakable, but oftentimes they have no noticeable aroma, probably
Speaker 1: after swimming through water. Yes, they do swim. Due to
Speaker 1: their size. They are known to be extremely powerful and
Speaker 1: able to pull entire tree root systems completely out of
Speaker 1: the ground with the tree trunk still attached. Many people
Speaker 1: have reported hearing sasquatch running through forest, knocking over trees
Speaker 1: as though they are a bulldozer. Okay, now he gets
Speaker 1: into their food, and this is kind of interesting. Apes
Speaker 1: are herbivores. Sasquat watch are omnivores. They eat everything they
Speaker 1: can get their hands on, vegetables, fruit berries, grubes, badgers, platypus, skunks,
Speaker 1: possum pulkcats, snakes, turtles, and large birds such as vultures, eagles,
Speaker 1: and raptors, and they also eat deer, mule, deer, elk, bull, elk, moose, bison, cows, bears,
Speaker 1: while bore, pig, horn, big horn, sheep, fish, crawfish, just
Speaker 1: about anything edible. Typically, when they enter an area, they
Speaker 1: eat everything within their reach, and when they deplete the
Speaker 1: primary food sources, they turn to hunting and eating humans.
Speaker 1: Case in point, every year, many thousands of people disappear
Speaker 1: in our national parks. Perhaps the reason why it is
Speaker 1: it has been said, mostly as a funny anecdote, that
Speaker 1: sasquatch eat their dead. Well, that is absolutely true. Only
Speaker 1: one skeleton has ever been found. Really, I didn't know that.
Speaker 1: I didn't know there's a sasquatch skeletons. It has also
Speaker 1: been reported, mostly among cattle mutilations, that the cows intestines
Speaker 1: were removed, leaving the meat. Sisquats love eating the intestines.
Speaker 1: There was a report not too long ago here in
Speaker 1: Florida by some traveler stopped in a rest area from
Speaker 1: a roadway that skirted a swamp location, and the report
Speaker 1: was from a woman observer telling that she saw a
Speaker 1: hairyman running naked through the swamp, seemingly hunting and killing
Speaker 1: multiple pigs and a deer. Another male observer reported he
Speaker 1: witnessed the same thing, except the naked hairyman was breaking
Speaker 1: the legs of the wild boar and deer. The naked
Speaker 1: hairyman was observed from a distance of two thousand yards away.
Speaker 1: That is a long long way. That is that's six
Speaker 1: thousand feet. That's over a mile. That's eight hundred feet
Speaker 1: farther than a mile. I don't know how anyone can
Speaker 1: see anything in any kind of detail from a mile
Speaker 1: one and a quarter miles away. I really don't. Maybe
Speaker 1: with field glasses maybe they could, but not with their
Speaker 1: naked eye. Sorry defense. Most of the time, sasquatch test
Speaker 1: their prey by doing tree peeking, that is, peaking around
Speaker 1: a tree trunk to observe whomever or whatever they're tracking.
Speaker 1: Oftentimes they will also throw rocks or pebbles, and also
Speaker 1: knock on hollow tree trunks to communicate with other sasquatches.
Speaker 1: If you are hunting alone and you experience a sasquatch
Speaker 1: tree peeking, run like hell and get out of there
Speaker 1: as fast as you can. Sasquatch hunt impacts of three
Speaker 1: or four, usually with a juvenile to teach them how
Speaker 1: to hunt. If you experience seeing a sasquatch while you're
Speaker 1: out and the wild, chances are there two or three
Speaker 1: more encircling you or sneaking up on you. According to
Speaker 1: a government source, the only good firearm that can drop
Speaker 1: a squatch or large caliber rifles such as a fifty
Speaker 1: caliber Barrett sniper rifle A three eight might work with
Speaker 1: one hundred and eighty five grain bullet. Even a seven
Speaker 1: millimeter or an ak Nato round seven six' two only
Speaker 1: with multiple shots and aiming for their torso will only
Speaker 1: make them. Mad, instead aim for their head one, shot one.
Speaker 1: Kill handguns don't do, shit he. Says but shotguns can
Speaker 1: slow them. Down shooting smaller caliber rifles such as an
Speaker 1: hour fifteen with a five point five six won't do
Speaker 1: anything to stop. THEM i think we need to Consult
Speaker 1: Steve lilly on. This he may have some. Information many
Speaker 1: people have reported living in peace and harmony along with
Speaker 1: sasquatch and have reported them as being mostly. Peaceful don't
Speaker 1: be an, idiot the writer. Says these creatures will win your,
Speaker 1: trust and then when you least expect, it they will
Speaker 1: kidnap and kill, you and they will eat. You primates
Speaker 1: no matter what, size can be extremely. Dangerous case in,
Speaker 1: point who would have ever thought that a chimpanzee had
Speaker 1: the strength to rip your face off in one swift.
Speaker 1: Move yet that's exactly what happened to one woman who
Speaker 1: was holding the chimp like her pet or a. Baby
Speaker 1: if a chimp can rip your whole face. Off just
Speaker 1: imagine what A sasquatch can. Do sisquatch were once listed
Speaker 1: in THE Us Army Field Survival manual as an animal
Speaker 1: that you should steer clear. Of the Many First nations
Speaker 1: people and Other Indian americans have reported The sasquatch as being,
Speaker 1: peaceful but then also hesitate or completely refuse to report
Speaker 1: that their women have also been taken by The. Sasquatch
Speaker 1: and with that being, SAID i want to tell you
Speaker 1: that the story you shared once, already as it has
Speaker 1: been told in the VIDEO A Savage Bigfoot clan hunted IN, Bc.
Speaker 1: CANADA i will enscreen that. Video it'll come up here
Speaker 1: in just a, minute so you'll see it pop up
Speaker 1: on the screen when the podcast. Ends just just in
Speaker 1: a couple of. Minutes he says that story is true
Speaker 1: starting at thirty six oh seven the. Timestam there may
Speaker 1: have been some things omitted or, change but the event
Speaker 1: really did, happen according to some government insiders who told
Speaker 1: me their version of the same. Event please trust me
Speaker 1: WHEN i tell you some may appear to be hunting,
Speaker 1: alone but always hunt with other bigfoot. Critters, AGAIN i must,
Speaker 1: reiterate s, squat you are extremely dangerous, monsters be very
Speaker 1: cautious and careful around. Them god bless and best, regards
Speaker 1: and he Signs, William, uh that's A sometimes these are real.
Speaker 1: Interesting the last paragraph about that Savage bigfoot clan hunted IN, Bc.
Speaker 1: Canada you can watch that video if you just hang
Speaker 1: on to the end and click on. It he says that's,
Speaker 1: true and he knows people who have who have shared
Speaker 1: the same story with him with a few details. Changing
Speaker 1: so that's real. INTERESTING a lot of this STUFF i don't.
Speaker 1: Know i'm real skeptical. ABOUT i think he's gathering a
Speaker 1: lot of information in taking U probably he's probably keeping
Speaker 1: a journal or you, know some statistics like you, know
Speaker 1: this sasquatch was six to eight feet, tall it had
Speaker 1: red brown. Hair eat, this it chased. Me if you
Speaker 1: take enough of, those you'll get a pattern if these things,
Speaker 1: exist what they what their behavior is. Like AND i think,
Speaker 1: that's you, know based on word of. Mouth that's not
Speaker 1: a bad way to kind of get a broad picture
Speaker 1: of what these things are and what their temperaments. Are
Speaker 1: and this man may be. Right AND i stopped a few,
Speaker 1: times And i'm not sounding. Flippant i'm just, saying like
Speaker 1: the witnesses who saw the sisquatches breaking pig legs over
Speaker 1: two thousand yards. Away LIKE i, said that's a that's
Speaker 1: a one and a quarter. Miles that's A i can't even.
Speaker 1: SEE i can't see what something is doing in detail
Speaker 1: from five hundred. YARDS i can't see. It and even
Speaker 1: when my glasses on my, eyesight it's kind of gotten
Speaker 1: worse As i've gotten. Older BUT i can't make out
Speaker 1: what a deer's. Doing if it's, eating if it's eating
Speaker 1: leaves off the, limp it's raking its horns, on you can't.
Speaker 1: Tell you can't tell when they're that far. Away so,
Speaker 1: anyway the point is is THAT i wasn't being critical
Speaker 1: of this. MAN i was being a little skeptical of
Speaker 1: these witnesses accounts of these things two thousand yards. Away
Speaker 1: and there were some other things in this THAT i
Speaker 1: don't really. Buy and there's some things in here that
Speaker 1: make perfect sense to. Me so that's what these are.
Speaker 1: For Pick out things you, like pick out things you don't.
Speaker 1: Like you don't have to argue about. It nobody needs
Speaker 1: to hate each other because they disagree about an animal
Speaker 1: that we don't even have a really good picture. Of
Speaker 1: it's just stuff to think, about you, know stuff to think.
Speaker 1: About all, RIGHT i think that's gonna wind us up
Speaker 1: on this Podcas. Cast we'll see you guys on the next.
Speaker 1: One thank. You