Speaker 1: You're listening to Big the Society, and I'm Jeremiah Byron.
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Speaker 1: and each one leaves us with more questions than answers.
Speaker 1: These are the voices of the people who've lived it.
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Speaker 2: Have you been hearing a lot about Rome?
Speaker 3: New York? No?
Speaker 1: Upstate?
Speaker 2: Upstate New York En Rome? I okay, So this is
Speaker 2: a little while back. My friend's father he was an
Speaker 2: avid hunter for a long long time, and this is like,
Speaker 2: this is some crazy stuff, man. So everything he was
Speaker 2: hunting for a while, he would knock it down and
Speaker 2: then he would go to go to pick it up
Speaker 2: whatever it was he has. Thirty odd six was his
Speaker 2: favorite pow pow and he would do the long distance.
Speaker 2: You didn't like nothing short. You liked the challenge, and well,
Speaker 2: it's some upstate, and so everything he kept on alive,
Speaker 2: and for the longest time he would follow the trail
Speaker 2: to it, and then it would disappear from the trail
Speaker 2: with no footmarks from the animal. And so he was
Speaker 2: ex stunned. He was for flabber guys. So he kept
Speaker 2: telling us like you No one believed him for a while,
Speaker 2: like you know, you must be crazy.
Speaker 3: There's that.
Speaker 2: So he calls up a few few of us. We
Speaker 2: have a bunch of people. We're all lurking around, and
Speaker 2: next thing you know, all his animals start going missing
Speaker 2: from his house. So we had to He has a
Speaker 2: bunch of livestock they're missing, a bunch of chickens miss
Speaker 2: it and everything. So yes, that's all go up. Not
Speaker 2: only is it a hunting mission, it's a reinforcing mission
Speaker 2: to reinforce like the stables do the coops all night
Speaker 2: so nothing could take it all. So reinforce it all
Speaker 2: to the t so we know nothing could get in
Speaker 2: here now. And then all of a sudden, you know,
Speaker 2: a few days go by, nothing's getting snatched, nothing, And
Speaker 2: then it started happening again. When when everything's completely reinforced.
Speaker 2: So now we're like, okay, yeah, there's there's definitely son
Speaker 2: snatching it all up. There's definitely something going on here.
Speaker 2: So a few days go by and it continuous happening.
Speaker 2: So you know, we all squat up. We go out
Speaker 2: that night. Man, we got maybe nine of us fully
Speaker 2: fully loaded to the tea. We're looking around and absolutely
Speaker 2: nothing all night, but you can feel it that they're there.
Speaker 2: And nothing happened that night. We identify nothing. We all
Speaker 2: get home and then the next next morning I get
Speaker 2: the call and it's my buddy and his father.
Speaker 3: Right, he.
Speaker 2: Had a scream in his window and the scream was
Speaker 2: so loud he said it pitched his ear drum and
Speaker 2: it actually shattered his bedroom window. And he said it
Speaker 2: was a roar, and he said it was nothing he
Speaker 2: has ever heard. And from there, you know, they just
Speaker 2: we kept shrying to hunt. We enforced it. We had
Speaker 2: more people come up. It's like a whole biker crew
Speaker 2: two and it just we haven't seen nine since. But
Speaker 2: he's been seeing the giant footsteps and everything. But it's
Speaker 2: been really mellow out for quite some time. I guess
Speaker 2: whatever it is, a lot of people started catching, Like
Speaker 2: a lot of people came out of the case and
Speaker 2: we were aware of it, so maybe something happened behind
Speaker 2: the scenes.
Speaker 1: Okay, what year was that again?
Speaker 2: Oh my belief this about four I believe twenty twenty.
Speaker 2: And it's crazy because when we reinforced all these coops
Speaker 2: and everything. Man, there's no way, there's no way. But
Speaker 2: like the footsteps from here, they matched the exact ones,
Speaker 2: the exact ones that I seen. When he finally did
Speaker 2: find the footsteps and those ones, he said, we're about
Speaker 2: seven to eight feet strides like fifteen to seventeen inches.
Speaker 1: That's big for East coast man.
Speaker 2: Yeah, man, there's some monsters up here. And I got
Speaker 2: a lot more stories if I can get fully full
Speaker 2: of refreshed and really appreciate your time and phenomenal chanlel
Speaker 2: you got Bill him and this is some great stuff,
Speaker 2: great people.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Steve. I appreciate you coming up and sharing. Man.
Speaker 2: Appreciate you, man, Thank you so much.
Speaker 1: Have a good one you too, Thank you. Hey, Moxy
Speaker 1: are you hey?
Speaker 4: How are you hey?
Speaker 1: Doing well?
Speaker 5: This is not my experience, this is my friends six moments,
Speaker 5: so I haven't personally seen it, but I believe her. Also,
Speaker 5: there is a book at the house I was trying
Speaker 5: to look it up while I was waiting for you.
Speaker 5: I haven't found it yet, but when I find it,
Speaker 5: I will actually send it to you.
Speaker 6: As well the name of it. Because this house where
Speaker 6: this experience.
Speaker 5: Happened to her a family prior that had moved from
Speaker 5: I think it was Montana or Idaho. They moved into
Speaker 5: this house and I think only lived there for about
Speaker 5: a year and then these experienced happened to them and.
Speaker 6: They moved and wrote the book.
Speaker 5: My girlfriend did not know about this book when she
Speaker 5: moved into this house. So yeah, so I'll just say
Speaker 5: I've been also to this property. It's in Belfair area
Speaker 5: kind of Olympic National Park, Washington State, which is obviously
Speaker 5: known her for the activity. She's from Canada, so she's
Speaker 5: very well known as far as like hunting animal sounds, deer,
Speaker 5: all of that.
Speaker 6: So just that preface.
Speaker 5: So she's sitting outside evening time on the back porch
Speaker 5: on this property. The way this property sits, it's on
Speaker 5: a hill. At the top of the hill there is
Speaker 5: a meadow and then it comes down there's a house
Speaker 5: with the driveway, and then the hill continues down beyond
Speaker 5: the driveway that you would like.
Speaker 6: Kind of look down.
Speaker 4: So it's like sits on a hill. So it's evening time.
Speaker 4: She's got her dog and her lap.
Speaker 5: She hears, as she thinks are her words, thunderous footsteps
Speaker 5: coming down the hill.
Speaker 6: And she's like, oh cool, like all these deer are
Speaker 6: running down the hill. Let me go check it out.
Speaker 6: So she gets up to go look, and she says
Speaker 6: she sees.
Speaker 5: Not deer, and not one, not two, but four bigfoot
Speaker 5: one one was an adult, and then there were three juveniles.
Speaker 5: As she says, so and mind you, this is like
Speaker 5: kind of dusk time, and of course in Pacific Northwest,
Speaker 5: trees did anyway. So she goes to look down beyond
Speaker 5: the driveway where they had run off to, trying to
Speaker 5: adjust her eyes, and she says, right before her, maybe
Speaker 5: I don't know remember exactly the feet in front of her,
Speaker 5: maybe ten feet in front of her, But mind you,
Speaker 5: this is a hill and I've.
Speaker 6: Been to this property.
Speaker 5: It does it does drop off so ten and maybe
Speaker 5: I'm exaggerating, it had to I don't know if it
Speaker 5: was ten feet in front of her with this thought anyways,
Speaker 5: it had to been then like nine feet freaking tall.
Speaker 5: So she sees this thing that looks like you know
Speaker 5: she's adjusting her eyes, and she says, it just does
Speaker 5: one fell swoop and turns because.
Speaker 6: It was the back of it, I guess, And.
Speaker 5: It does one fell swoop, turns, the looks to her
Speaker 5: dead in her eyes and there like eye level, but
Speaker 5: again the hill.
Speaker 6: And it said to her telepith in her head, what are.
Speaker 4: You gonna do?
Speaker 1: Huh?
Speaker 5: And she said, she goes, I don't know if I
Speaker 5: said this out loud or in my head, but she
Speaker 5: said nothing and put her arms up and backed up
Speaker 5: and said, like what the f and went in the house.
Speaker 5: So then the next day again she's renting the room
Speaker 5: downstairs with the best friend of hers.
Speaker 6: This lady owns the house. So to go back to
Speaker 6: the prepose with this.
Speaker 5: Family lived here, the lady owned the house and was
Speaker 5: renting it out to the family and did not live
Speaker 5: there when the family lived there, and.
Speaker 6: Then she moved back in when they laughed.
Speaker 5: And now my friend lives downstairs and the lady lives upstairs.
Speaker 6: Right, they're running downstairs.
Speaker 5: Okay, So she's telling her roommate, like her companion who
Speaker 5: lived with her downstairs, but clearly very excited and loud
Speaker 5: because she sawts and stuff you know, the night before.
Speaker 5: So she's telling him all about this and the lady
Speaker 5: and I guess she's like an old kind of crotchety lady.
Speaker 5: She's like, oh, yeah, my old roommates were complaining about
Speaker 5: that too, or something like that. And she was like,
Speaker 5: they wrote a book about it. It's called And I'm
Speaker 5: gonna text her. And because she still lives, I'm gonna
Speaker 5: text her. I'm still in contact with her. And mind you,
Speaker 5: this is maybe ten or fifteen years ago this.
Speaker 6: Happened, but I'm still in condo. So I'll find the book.
Speaker 5: But okay, so miss when iPhones first came out, So
Speaker 5: she texts me and goes, Moxie, you have an iPhone.
Speaker 5: Find this book. Sure enough, I find it on ebooks.
Speaker 5: I didn't buy it, but I've been to our house
Speaker 5: already before. I'm like, yeah, this the cover of this
Speaker 5: book is your.
Speaker 1: House, and my goodness.
Speaker 5: Yeah, So like again, I will find this book. And
Speaker 5: then it gives you, like you know in eyebooks, it
Speaker 5: gives you, like the first few pages, like you can
Speaker 5: kind of so it had a whole map of the property,
Speaker 5: had the like this is definitely the property, had the
Speaker 5: meadow up there, had the rope swing there and we
Speaker 5: ended up buying the book.
Speaker 1: She was consider book.
Speaker 6: Oh, my god's that's I've been in that house. I've
Speaker 6: been in that property.
Speaker 5: I've been in that meadow. I've seen bigfoot drinks in
Speaker 5: that You have that book. What's the name of that book?
Speaker 4: Because I don't.
Speaker 1: It's called Visits from the Forest People By.
Speaker 6: I just got freaking yes, my girl's.
Speaker 1: Been talking to uh, I've been talking to Rachel and
Speaker 1: trying to interview her mom.
Speaker 5: Oh, is that the woman that lived there? Okay, So
Speaker 5: I would love to know because my girlfriend is convinced
Speaker 5: she became friends with him.
Speaker 6: And his name is Nika.
Speaker 1: So I will wait, wait, wait, wait, hold on, hold on.
Speaker 1: So let me get this straight. So you are friends
Speaker 1: with a person that now lives in the house after
Speaker 1: she live there.
Speaker 5: Now, but she lived there right like short not long
Speaker 5: after those people did.
Speaker 1: Oh and so and and she he.
Speaker 5: Had an experience and she's crazy, I know. So she
Speaker 5: was said that told her telepathically and then she became
Speaker 5: friends with it and was like, well, first she was
Speaker 5: like throwing like her cheerios out like in the morning
Speaker 5: down the ravine thing, and then the cheerios would come
Speaker 5: back up on her freaking doorstep, and then she would
Speaker 5: get like rock stuff and weird like Baniana, just all
Speaker 5: crazy stuff.
Speaker 4: So we would I even went out there on.
Speaker 5: A bigfoot hunt with her, and I've got pictures of
Speaker 5: my friend who is a non believer, found the first
Speaker 5: big friend footprint up there.
Speaker 7: I mean.
Speaker 1: Read that book.
Speaker 6: Yeah, of course like three times it because she.
Speaker 5: Lived there, but also i'd be so curious, Like I said,
Speaker 5: I've been to that property like three times as well
Speaker 5: before we knew about the book. So when I saw
Speaker 5: the book and the map inside.
Speaker 6: I said, Kim, I said, Kim, this is your house.
Speaker 6: The rope swings there.
Speaker 5: I've been swinging on that rope swing before in that book.
Speaker 1: Knew it. I knew it was that book. When you
Speaker 1: start talking said the area, I was like, it's gotta
Speaker 1: be and then you said ropes winging, and I was like, oh,
Speaker 1: it's one hundred percent because yeah.
Speaker 5: So she said that the bigfoot's name is me Qua Wow,
Speaker 5: and she was like it would talk to her like
Speaker 5: she said it was like they were cool. And then
Speaker 5: she moved to a different place and she said he
Speaker 5: like still like followed her and would visit her and
Speaker 5: then I went to go. She was like, did outdoor living,
Speaker 5: So I went to Like this whole summer. We would
Speaker 5: drive out there every weekend and I never saw Bigfoot,
Speaker 5: but I will say one morning like because she was like,
Speaker 5: oh it likes like they love music, and we would
Speaker 5: have like bonfires and play guitar and like you can
Speaker 5: just tell like you just feel like something watching something goodness.
Speaker 6: But in the morning, in the.
Speaker 5: Morning, I would make breakfast and I'd be the first
Speaker 5: one up and like kind of cleaning up every there,
Speaker 5: like can't mom or whatever. But I would get these
Speaker 5: pebbles thrown at me, not to like hurt me, but
Speaker 5: they were like roll at my feet, just tiny little pebbles,
Speaker 5: not rocks, but pebbles. And that was like the extent.
Speaker 4: Of my.
Speaker 5: Yes, that is the book. I'm so happy you have
Speaker 5: that book because now I've just search for it because
Speaker 5: I was literally the whole time laiting becoming here. I
Speaker 5: was like, I gotta find this book so he knows
Speaker 5: I'm incredible.
Speaker 1: So it's it's cool because yeah, I'm thinking of the
Speaker 1: whole story again and like they never had sightings like
Speaker 1: what you just reported at the same property, which is
Speaker 1: the you said a total.
Speaker 6: Of four, right, four sightings.
Speaker 1: The four individuals.
Speaker 5: Oh well, she said that there was the adult, which
Speaker 5: I guess was Qua but then with her original yes,
Speaker 5: her original.
Speaker 6: Sighting, and then she said the three looked juvenile.
Speaker 1: Oh my goodness, that's wild. That's way more than.
Speaker 4: Was running across the road.
Speaker 5: And so I get, I don't know if them I
Speaker 5: don't even know. I never even asked her. I'll need
Speaker 5: to ask her. I never even asked.
Speaker 6: That was like male or female? Like was that is
Speaker 6: kind of the name is kind of could be.
Speaker 1: Both, right, absolutely is one of those.
Speaker 6: Yeah, parent, like, what are you going to do about it?
Speaker 4: What are you going to do?
Speaker 1: So she doesn't are you don't know, like they don't
Speaker 1: live there anymore, you're She.
Speaker 5: Still lives in the Olympic Peninsula, which is where the
Speaker 5: sightings are, but she does not live at that property anymore.
Speaker 6: She does do outdoor living, but she.
Speaker 5: Says she has not been visited by She says, where
Speaker 5: she's at now, they don't come there.
Speaker 1: Okay, incredible, This is so incredible. I love it when
Speaker 1: stuff like this happens because it just it just it's amazing.
Speaker 1: It's it's such good proof. I mean, I mean it is.
Speaker 4: That's why.
Speaker 5: I mean, like I said, I've never seen it, but
Speaker 5: just growing up out here, like.
Speaker 6: In Washington State, like we grow up just you.
Speaker 5: Know, it's just embedded and that's like, oh we're going
Speaker 5: snapping watch out for big but you know, like it's
Speaker 5: just embedded.
Speaker 6: But to actually like have a friend that has this experience.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so.
Speaker 1: If you can try your absolute hardest to reach out
Speaker 1: to that individual and give them my email address, I
Speaker 1: would love to talk to them.
Speaker 6: Oh, she would love it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's Bigfoot Society at gmail dot com.
Speaker 5: Well hold on, all right now, all right, thank you,
Speaker 5: I'm old cool.
Speaker 4: Yeah, visits.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 5: I need to write the book name down as well,
Speaker 5: because it's just it's been what year did that book
Speaker 5: come out?
Speaker 1: I want to say it is twenty ten?
Speaker 5: Yeah, okay, so yeah, that's so crazy to live in maybe.
Speaker 4: A couple of years. Right, That's so insane.
Speaker 1: That's awesome.
Speaker 5: She's gonna freaking die when I tell her this story.
Speaker 6: She's gonna die.
Speaker 1: This is probably one of the This is one of
Speaker 1: the best conversations I've had on this platform a really
Speaker 1: long time.
Speaker 5: I so loved that, and I'm so thankful that you
Speaker 5: and I just happened to come across this.
Speaker 4: But I was like, oh, please pick me.
Speaker 5: I have I have a story and it's a good one.
Speaker 5: All right.
Speaker 6: What's the email address?
Speaker 4: One more times?
Speaker 1: Bigfoot Society at gmail dot com. Perfect cool, awesome, good stuff,
Speaker 1: good stuff. I hope I hope this individual reaches out.
Speaker 1: That'd be fantastic.
Speaker 6: You know, why have we not found?
Speaker 5: But although I did find I think a nest, and
Speaker 5: I did take a picture of a which I will
Speaker 5: also she has it. It looked like some it was
Speaker 5: looked like a the when what big foot hunting up
Speaker 5: in that meadow?
Speaker 6: At the book?
Speaker 3: In that book.
Speaker 1: We saw.
Speaker 4: She has pictures of it.
Speaker 6: We saw the nest.
Speaker 4: My friend found the.
Speaker 5: Footprint, and then there was a there was a thing
Speaker 5: in the in the meadow that was like built out
Speaker 5: of sticks that looked like a bird cage, like a
Speaker 5: mini bird cage, and then inside of it it had
Speaker 5: like flowers or something that were wrapped up and I
Speaker 5: don't know, it looked like witchcraft type weird stuff.
Speaker 1: But yeah, I mean that's really interesting, especially if you
Speaker 1: take into consideration who was staying at that property before
Speaker 1: the people that wrote the book got there, it had
Speaker 1: like a there's a really heavy New Age influence, a
Speaker 1: lot of things like that, and they actually had to
Speaker 1: prey on the property a lot in order.
Speaker 6: To clear out you know about that property already.
Speaker 1: Well, it's all in the book.
Speaker 5: Oh well, she wasn't sure because they well, I haven't
Speaker 5: read that book in a long time.
Speaker 4: I have read it y times. But again, I mean
Speaker 4: we haven't read it.
Speaker 6: I haven't probably read it in like ten years.
Speaker 1: I will say, okay, gotcha, yeah, yeah, but they talk
Speaker 1: about that in the book, like what it was before
Speaker 1: they got it, and how because they're religious, they're Christians,
Speaker 1: and they got freaked out when they moved there because
Speaker 1: they were like it's really heavy here. Wo pray. They
Speaker 1: had to pray a lot and then it cleared it up.
Speaker 3: It didn't.
Speaker 1: That was like maybe it came back after they left.
Speaker 5: No, because like I said, I've walked that property, I've
Speaker 5: been on that rope swing. I'm pretty sure because my
Speaker 5: friend she she was obsessed, right, she was obsessed with
Speaker 5: all things. And she lived there for I want I
Speaker 5: don't remember how long, but it was six months at least.
Speaker 5: She even contacted like bigfoot hunter people to come out
Speaker 5: and yeah, but of course you're not going to find anything,
Speaker 5: and why is that?
Speaker 1: Oh my goodness. So were they having a lot of
Speaker 1: like yeah you back and forth?
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, telepith.
Speaker 4: They yes, they were.
Speaker 1: Did they see did they have any other sightings besides
Speaker 1: that that one time where they saw the four?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 5: So when she moved to a different location to the
Speaker 5: spot and I forget what we eagles Paint is what
Speaker 5: I think we used to call it, still in the
Speaker 5: same forest, still the same area.
Speaker 6: I think it was called Eagle's Point.
Speaker 5: Her girlfriend owned some land and she lived in a tent.
Speaker 4: Actually for like a year up there. But it was
Speaker 4: a dope like there was. It was pretty dope.
Speaker 5: So, like I said, we would go up there every
Speaker 5: week and in the summertime because it was just.
Speaker 6: Awesome.
Speaker 5: But she would talk about they would visit her there
Speaker 5: as well, but like I said, I never I never
Speaker 5: saw them there. But that's where I had the experience
Speaker 5: of them throwing the pedals.
Speaker 1: Okay, extremely interesting. I really hope I get to talk
Speaker 1: to this individual. Yeah, this is really cool. Thank you
Speaker 1: MAXI Yeah, thank you so much for coming up.
Speaker 4: I think.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I did follow you.
Speaker 5: Okay, I've got you followed, and like I said, I've
Speaker 5: got your email. I'll reach out to her this weekend. Okay,
Speaker 5: and yeah she would freaking love that, and yeah, I'm.
Speaker 6: Excited for the upcoming conversation.
Speaker 1: Good stuff.
Speaker 6: Thank you so much, and if you use this please
Speaker 6: tag me.
Speaker 1: Absolutely you got it?
Speaker 4: Okay, you as well?
Speaker 1: My goodness, that was absolutely bonkers. I just had a feeling, Hey, Shaggy,
Speaker 1: how's it going going good? And you hey, doing well?
Speaker 1: How try I start this story?
Speaker 3: Mind you?
Speaker 7: I was like eighteen at this time, just lost my mom.
Speaker 7: I was trying to join a motorcycle club, and these
Speaker 7: guys approached me to like, hey man, we're about to
Speaker 7: go to Northeast Alabama. We're down here in northeast Florida,
Speaker 7: wanting to know if you actually.
Speaker 1: Want to come up here.
Speaker 7: I'm like, how, like it's ovid man would lock down.
Speaker 7: How how are you gonna go up there in camp?
Speaker 7: He looks at it and he goes, oh, it's on
Speaker 7: two hundred acres of private land. I'm just like, okay, wherever.
Speaker 7: So we go up there. First time we're up there
Speaker 7: with these guys just like tap me on the shoulder.
Speaker 3: A like midnight.
Speaker 7: They're like, hey, you're on guard. Watch, got make sure
Speaker 7: that none of the kids try to sneak off if
Speaker 7: and do drugs or anything like that. I'm like, okay
Speaker 7: as well. So I just grab like a box curve
Speaker 7: is that's closest thing I had to me in a flashlight,
Speaker 7: go out there, start getting standing guard, and all I
Speaker 7: just hear, like maybe fifteen twenty feet away from me
Speaker 7: is just bam bam bam, like just somebody's just like
Speaker 7: going to town on a tree. I'm just like, so
Speaker 7: I just start finding myself. Maybe it's just a bear,
Speaker 7: maybe some deer fighting, I don't know. And I'm just
Speaker 7: sitting there trying to figure it out. And all of
Speaker 7: a sudden, I take a week. I just go out
Speaker 7: there do my thang, and I just turn around for
Speaker 7: this flashlight, and ten feet away from me, I just
Speaker 7: see this big, hairy human like thing just stand up
Speaker 7: from a crowd's position, and I'm just sitting there thinking,
Speaker 7: oh Lord, I'm going to die. I'm just sitting there.
Speaker 7: I'm just like I'm I'm just frozen. At this point.
Speaker 7: I'm freaking out and even like remembering this gives me goosebumps.
Speaker 7: So I just turn around.
Speaker 3: He music.
Speaker 7: I just start running back into the camp. I'm just
Speaker 7: yelling there is a huge hairy dude out in the woods.
Speaker 7: This guy looks at it, he goes, He goes, Oh,
Speaker 7: that's the guy that we sat out there to mess
Speaker 7: with you. He's in a gilly suit. I'm like, thats
Speaker 7: not no gilly suit. Dude comes out like the opposite
Speaker 7: direction in a gilly suit.
Speaker 3: He goes.
Speaker 7: He goes, what's all that screaming about a big hairy dude?
Speaker 7: What's going on? And he just looks at me. He goes,
Speaker 7: I thought you were gonna be over that way. I'm like, no, I.
Speaker 3: Had to go do a league.
Speaker 7: So I went the opposite a way where I was watching,
Speaker 7: and they just looked at me. They're like, we don't
Speaker 7: know what you just saw, but that could not be
Speaker 7: one of us. And I am still to this day
Speaker 7: just freaked out about it, especially since I now have
Speaker 7: like a wife and kid, and my wife wants to
Speaker 7: move up there to like the same region of like
Speaker 7: where I saw that thing. And honestly, I don't know
Speaker 7: if it's a big fund or not. I was trying
Speaker 7: to like figure out like from like stories is like, hey,
Speaker 7: if like anyone like had like the same type of experience.
Speaker 1: Oh can you So you said northeast Alabama.
Speaker 7: Yeah, heavily dense wooded area too. And I'm just sitting there,
Speaker 7: I'm just thinking, like, now that I look back on it,
Speaker 7: there could be something hiding up there. If it really
Speaker 7: doesn't want to be found, it could hide.
Speaker 1: Oh sure, yeah, what can you can you share like
Speaker 1: around what specific area it was up there?
Speaker 7: Oh crap, I forgot the name of the town, but
Speaker 7: it was, uh, it was like right near Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Speaker 7: It was like an hour out from it.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, sure, so that'd be definitely northeast Alabama. Okay, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm just curious because I just talked to a few
Speaker 1: individuals from up in that area, so I mean they're
Speaker 1: northern Alabama has big stuff all over it for sure.
Speaker 1: So I'm not surprised that you you experience in stat.
Speaker 1: My goodness, that must have been just horrifying for you.
Speaker 8: Dude.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it was like terrifying, especially since I had like
Speaker 7: lost like my mom like six months beforehand. I'm just
Speaker 7: like looking at these guys, I'm like, dude, my mom
Speaker 7: just died. You know, we're pulling this stuff on me.
Speaker 7: They're like, dude, we're not even trying to like yank
Speaker 7: your leg on this. I'm like like whatever. So next
Speaker 7: night they call me up and I'm just out there.
Speaker 7: I just hear that same bangs. I'm just like, like,
Speaker 7: you know what, I'm not gonna do this, turn around,
Speaker 7: walk back onto the camp, and all I just hear
Speaker 7: behind me is just like a deep utter roll, like
Speaker 7: something's like mad me. So I just turn around. All
Speaker 7: of a sudden, small rock lands like right at my foot.
Speaker 7: I'm like, yeah, no, I'm getting out of here in
Speaker 7: the morning, wake up like a different guy. I'm like,
Speaker 7: I'm like, dude, you need to come over here. See
Speaker 7: what just happened, pointing out the rock to him. He goes, Oh,
Speaker 7: it's just a rock. I'm like, dude, that rock was
Speaker 7: just thrown at me. He goes, yeah, all right, Well,
Speaker 7: if you want to chicken out in the morning, going ahead.
Speaker 7: I ended up doing that. It turns out later that
Speaker 7: night one of the guys ended up, you know, trying
Speaker 7: to like leave from the camp to you know, do something.
Speaker 7: I don't know what he did. End up coming back
Speaker 7: for two whole days, was white as a ghost and
Speaker 7: screamed that he was never gonna come back there ever again.
Speaker 7: I don't know what happened him. Don't want to know
Speaker 7: what happened to him. I am just terrified of those woods.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 1: I don't blame me, dude, I really don't blame you.
Speaker 1: My goodness. Mmmm well, I it sounds like it was
Speaker 1: heavily traumatic for you. I'm just thank you for sharing
Speaker 1: what you experienced.
Speaker 7: Yeah, man, it was a great experience, but holy I
Speaker 7: don't think I could do that again.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, absolutely, thank you. Thank you for coming up if
Speaker 1: you are, if you if you ever are able to
Speaker 1: get any more specifics about the area, I'd be really
Speaker 1: interested in it. You're in you know, you can email
Speaker 1: me at big for Society gmail dot com. But do
Speaker 1: you ever go up to that area anymore? You pretty
Speaker 1: much stay away from it. I would imagine, Oh.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna be moving close to it, like thirty minutes
Speaker 7: like away from where we were staying at. And I
Speaker 7: don't know, because like I'm buying like honey land up
Speaker 7: there versus like one hundred acres, So at the same
Speaker 7: time I'm like excited at the same time, I'm like
Speaker 7: my dorive whatever's up there, because I still have like
Speaker 7: some family that tell me is just like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 7: you're going insane. I'm like, how could I be going insane?
Speaker 7: When that thing I could literally smelt breath from where
Speaker 7: I was standing. It was horrifying.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, absolutely like goodness wild wild stuff.
Speaker 4: Check.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I appreciate you coming up. Thank you for sharing
Speaker 1: what you experienced that day. No problem, man, there's some
Speaker 1: really extreme calls I should say tonight. Thank you guys
Speaker 1: for being so so open with what you have experienced. No,
Speaker 1: he's extremely shaken by it. I agree one hundred percent. Hello,
Speaker 1: oh perfect, way better.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, sorry about that, boss.
Speaker 1: Hey, no sweat for you to share what you've come
Speaker 1: up to share.
Speaker 9: Okay, yeah, Actually only a few close family members I've
Speaker 9: told this experience experience I used to have.
Speaker 3: I used to play with the bigfoots when I was
Speaker 3: a kid. Well, we lived in Arkansas at the edge
Speaker 3: of the mountains of the Ozark Mountains, and I'm half
Speaker 3: a Native American, So me being half Native American, I've
Speaker 3: always loved outdoors ever since I was a kid. So
Speaker 3: I was six years old when we lived there. Excuse me,
Speaker 3: so I used to like to go camping out by myself,
Speaker 3: and I'd take a little pocket knife and i'd cook
Speaker 3: some meat and some bread and make me a little
Speaker 3: you know bag for food, and i'd go. I'd go
Speaker 3: hiking up the mountain and find me a nice spot,
Speaker 3: nice tree, and camp out by myself as a kid
Speaker 3: and just go, you know, just hunting around the mountain
Speaker 3: looking for stuff and trying to find things and you know,
Speaker 3: little kid stuff, having fun exploring. Anyways, when I first
Speaker 3: started going up to the mountain, there's a trail that
Speaker 3: everyone used to go up, and then I adventure into
Speaker 3: the interior of the mountain. Out there, there's a lot
Speaker 3: of lakes, like tremendous amount of lakes out there. So
Speaker 3: what started happening was when I would go to the mountains,
Speaker 3: there was a certain spot I found. It was a
Speaker 3: clearing area. So I used to like to go there
Speaker 3: and look for rocks and look at my rocks and
Speaker 3: get sticks and sharpen normal you know, do stuff like that. Anyways,
Speaker 3: I would sit in this little clearing area, and the
Speaker 3: more I went up there, something would throw a rock
Speaker 3: from the side of the mountain hit the tree, it
Speaker 3: bounced and land right by my leg, and it was
Speaker 3: like about a palm size river rock. So for a
Speaker 3: long time, being you know, that young, I thought it
Speaker 3: was like the high school kids like trying to mess
Speaker 3: with me. So every time I go up there, there
Speaker 3: was the same thing with the rocks, and then it
Speaker 3: went from rocks to sticks, and the stick would be
Speaker 3: like about two feet long and cleaned, real clean, smooth,
Speaker 3: and it'd hit the tree, the same tree that hid
Speaker 3: in the same spot, and it'd go bouncing and it'd
Speaker 3: land right by my leg. So after me doing this
Speaker 3: for some time, I kept yell I started yelling, saying, hey,
Speaker 3: what are you guys doing. Why don't you come up
Speaker 3: here so we can eat, you know, let's eat have
Speaker 3: lunch together. And no one would talk back to me,
Speaker 3: but I could hear them, and I could see like
Speaker 3: the shadows, and I thought, what the heck these guys
Speaker 3: trying to scare me. So then I got I finally
Speaker 3: got tired of it, and I got up, as you know,
Speaker 3: and I'm still young, and I walked over by the
Speaker 3: side of the mountain and I could see through the trees,
Speaker 3: just the shapes, and it was like dark, and there'd
Speaker 3: be like four of them. They're big. They're big, and
Speaker 3: one thing I learned about them, when you get close
Speaker 3: to them, they have a very powerful energy force. And
Speaker 3: their energy force is so strong it will hit you
Speaker 3: in the gut, in your stomach, and it'll like you
Speaker 3: could feel that power just hit your stomach. And these
Speaker 3: things are so powerful they can make you freeze your body,
Speaker 3: immobilize you. You can't walk, you can't you can't do nothing. Anyways,
Speaker 3: when they hit me with their energy and I seen
Speaker 3: the shape, I knew instantly that was not no humans.
Speaker 3: It wasn't no bear, It wasn't no no, no animals
Speaker 3: that we knew about. And so the day that I
Speaker 3: did see that and I did experience that, I got scared.
Speaker 3: I mean, the fear went through me, like, man, I
Speaker 3: gotta get out of here. These things they probably want
Speaker 3: to eat me, you know. So I'm a little kid
Speaker 3: and I'm trying to run down the mountain and these
Speaker 3: things when they run through the woods, these things are
Speaker 3: so big and so fast. Usually when a human runs
Speaker 3: through the forest, they're stepping on all the branches that
Speaker 3: have fallen and they're breaking them. And you can hear
Speaker 3: the branches break, and you step on them, and they
Speaker 3: make the crackling noise, and the leaves are real loud,
Speaker 3: and if it's a human running through the forest like that,
Speaker 3: the branches will scratch in the face and you'll go, oh, oh,
Speaker 3: you know it was yell ah, that hurts, you know,
Speaker 3: But these things no yelling, totally quiet. You could barely
Speaker 3: hear leaves, and they weren't breaking the branches when they
Speaker 3: were running. And I, man, I'm telling you, I got
Speaker 3: really scared. And finally I made it down the mountain
Speaker 3: and I went and I told my mom about this.
Speaker 3: And so everyone knows about those bigfoots out there. It's
Speaker 3: not a secret. Everyone knows about them. It's just a
Speaker 3: matter of how close you're gonna get to them. Are
Speaker 3: you ever gonna see one? And that's just kind of
Speaker 3: how it is out there. But the one thing I
Speaker 3: can tell you about the Bigfoots that I learned, they
Speaker 3: don't like radio noise from radios. They don't like people
Speaker 3: talking loud, they get them angry. They like silence, complete silence.
Speaker 3: They don't like guys with guns, they don't like hunters.
Speaker 3: They don't like people going out and trying to make
Speaker 3: loud noise and kill other animals, and they love fish,
Speaker 3: fresh fish. That's like their favorite food is fresh fish.
Speaker 3: But they'll eat like elk, deer, whatever, they'll kill it,
Speaker 3: eat it, you know. But anyways, we ended up calling
Speaker 3: the rangers. The rangers showed up the same day. Oh wait, no,
Speaker 3: this is another day. I'm sorry. So this is like
Speaker 3: a couple of days later. We got a crew together
Speaker 3: with my mom and our neighbors to go hike up
Speaker 3: the mountain because I told them about what happened. So
Speaker 3: as we're hiking up the mountain, there used to be
Speaker 3: real big boulders by probably like about four foot five
Speaker 3: foot tall, huge on that trail, and they were gone.
Speaker 3: Something picked them up and threw them. And as we're
Speaker 3: hiking up further, that's when we've seen the big footprints
Speaker 3: in the sand of the trail. And the guy that
Speaker 3: was with us, he was kind of a big guy,
Speaker 3: a teenager guy. His boot was size twelve. He put
Speaker 3: his boot in there, and that foot was way bigger
Speaker 3: than his foot. It was probably like a good seven
Speaker 3: inches bigger than his foot, and way wider and way deep.
Speaker 3: And so he started laughing, saying, nah, someone's playing a
Speaker 3: practical joke. And I'm like, nope, these things are over here, man,
Speaker 3: are over here. I was playing with them, and then
Speaker 3: we went up a little further and then there was
Speaker 3: there was probably about fifteen to twenty foot pine trees.
Speaker 3: It looked like someone grabbed them like there were weeds
Speaker 3: in the ground, pulled them up by the roots and
Speaker 3: just threw them. So when we see that, we all
Speaker 3: got scared. We're like, okay, we're calling the rangers. So
Speaker 3: we went back down the mountain. This is a couple
Speaker 3: of days later. We called. We had our neighbor. We
Speaker 3: didn't have a phone. Our neighbor called the rangers. Rangers
Speaker 3: came up and then they made calls. Then the sheriffs
Speaker 3: came up, and then a fencing crew came up. And
Speaker 3: so the last thing that they told us was they said, okay, kids,
Speaker 3: now we don't want you playing on the side of
Speaker 3: the mountain no more because it was bears. We got
Speaker 3: an angry bear loose up there, and we looked at
Speaker 3: him like, yeah, right, so he's walking off, and before
Speaker 3: before he totally walked up, he took a couple steps,
Speaker 3: turn around and looked at us and he goes, now,
Speaker 3: if any of those city reporters come up here. You
Speaker 3: just tell me you don't know a thing, and your
Speaker 3: kids stay out of here. We don't want you to disappear. Yeah,
Speaker 3: but everyone knew those things were around, but it was
Speaker 3: just a matter of like how close are you going
Speaker 3: to get to them? What are you gonna see?
Speaker 7: You know?
Speaker 3: But man, it was it was like a movie. Man,
Speaker 3: it was. It was so funny. And at night those
Speaker 3: things are nocturnal, so they like to play at night.
Speaker 3: So we lived in a little camper, right, So I
Speaker 3: guess they liked me, or one of them liked me,
Speaker 3: like a juvenile one, and it would jump on a
Speaker 3: roof and walk on a roof and then it would
Speaker 3: jump down. And then I think one or two of
Speaker 3: them would shake our trailer like like shaking it, like
Speaker 3: pretty violently. And then I was I was brave. I
Speaker 3: was kind of a crazy kid. I would I would
Speaker 3: jump out the I would jump out of our door,
Speaker 3: our trailer with a little flashlight to try to see
Speaker 3: if I could see something. And I seen that one
Speaker 3: on our roof and he jumped he jumped off, So
Speaker 3: all I seen was like a big black furry thing,
Speaker 3: you know. But we heard him running down the mountain.
Speaker 3: You can hear them when they run. But anyways, yeah,
Speaker 3: there's a lot of them over there.
Speaker 1: Oh my goodness. So you said that was north that'd
Speaker 1: be northwest Arkansas.
Speaker 3: So, you know, I was so young I tried to
Speaker 3: ask my mom where we were at. So that's the
Speaker 3: little town that was, like, I guess we were part
Speaker 3: of it. It was called nor Fork, Arkansas, and it's
Speaker 3: like a real historic kind of little town, real small
Speaker 3: And I was the only black haired Native kid in
Speaker 3: the whole little town. So everyone used to rub my
Speaker 3: hair because they thought it was so cool because everyone
Speaker 3: had curly red hair and blonde hair and blue eyed
Speaker 3: and they just thought I was like a like a pet,
Speaker 3: you know. But they were nice to me. They they
Speaker 3: weren't mean to me or nothing. But yeah, that's there's
Speaker 3: a lot of those big foots over there. They call
Speaker 3: them sasquatch.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean you mentioned it's it's close to the Ozarks,
Speaker 1: and it's it's close enough, and I get a ton
Speaker 1: of reports from the Ozarks in Missouri. What what years
Speaker 1: would you would say? This is probably around that.
Speaker 3: Was nineteen seventy seven.
Speaker 1: Wow, okay, yeah, gotcha.
Speaker 3: But after that, after that I noticed if I because
Speaker 3: I lived in different other places ural, rural and mountainous
Speaker 3: and stuff. If I go to another place and there's
Speaker 3: a bigfoot around, they'll communicate with me telepathically, They'll talk
Speaker 3: to me. So I must have made some kind of
Speaker 3: connection with them when I was young, and I didn't
Speaker 3: really realize this, But as I got older and then
Speaker 3: because I would go camping out in different places, I
Speaker 3: could sense them. I could feel it like in me.
Speaker 3: I could sense if they're around, we're pretty close, and
Speaker 3: they'll send me a message and telepathically. Like I went
Speaker 3: to go visit one of my friends and he lives
Speaker 3: on a mountain and I don't want to say where
Speaker 3: it's at, but it's a reservation. But we started talking
Speaker 3: about the bigfoots because they said they got sightings over there.
Speaker 3: So we're going up by one of my cousins house
Speaker 3: and one of the bigfoots sent me a message and
Speaker 3: it called it said, hey brother, we know you're here.
Speaker 3: If you need anything, let us know. That's what the
Speaker 3: bigfoot sent me telepathically the message. So they're super highly intelligent.
Speaker 3: My dad is Native Native. He passed on, but me
Speaker 3: and him we had serious talks about it because I
Speaker 3: wanted to know what they were because of my experience
Speaker 3: when I was young. So I asked him, I go,
Speaker 3: I go, hey, pops, they go, so what are these sasquatches?
Speaker 3: These bigfoots? What are they? So this is what he
Speaker 3: told me. He said, I'm gonna share it with you.
Speaker 3: So this is like, you know, normally we don't share
Speaker 3: this info with outside people, but I'll share it with you.
Speaker 3: I think you're serious about your stuff. So this is
Speaker 3: what he told me. He said that they are alien
Speaker 3: creatures from another planet far away. He said, what happened
Speaker 3: was the shorter aliens, the ones I guess we call
Speaker 3: like grays or whatever. He said, those ones are highly intelligent,
Speaker 3: and they they forced them to be their slaves here
Speaker 3: on Earth, to build huge structures for them. And what
Speaker 3: happened was they rebelled against them and they had like
Speaker 3: a war with them. And they because they don't like
Speaker 3: those aliens. They don't like those little grays or whatever
Speaker 3: the heck they are. They hate them because those are
Speaker 3: like slave masters. So they had a war with them.
Speaker 3: They escaped and the best way that they could escape,
Speaker 3: the best place for them to go is like in
Speaker 3: the mountains because those grays they're not developed very good
Speaker 3: for this Earth and for our atmosphere and the gravity
Speaker 3: and everything, because they don't have like strong bones like humans.
Speaker 3: So that's why they like to those grays like to
Speaker 3: abduct the humans and breed with us because they're trying
Speaker 3: to re create a new race. I know this is
Speaker 3: gonna sound weird, but they're trying to create a new
Speaker 3: race of from their race to survive because they're dying
Speaker 3: off and they like Earth, and so the only way
Speaker 3: they can survive on Earth or or or their their
Speaker 3: their babies is if they're half human. But the the Bigfoots,
Speaker 3: they like, they went into hiding in the mountains because
Speaker 3: those grays they can't do nothing there. They can fly there,
Speaker 3: they can land there, they can go in a lake,
Speaker 3: but they're not going to get out and like express
Speaker 3: or and like kill a deer and you know, survive
Speaker 3: with nothing. They can't do that. They're too weak. So
Speaker 3: the Bigfoots they know where they can survive. That's why
Speaker 3: they're in the mountains.
Speaker 1: Fascinating stuff. Thank you, thank you for sharing that information.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're welcome.
Speaker 1: That's an incredible, incredible story. So from what you saw
Speaker 1: over the years as a young child, would you say
Speaker 1: they looked more human or more ape? Like?
Speaker 3: Okay, because they they are their own race of creature.
Speaker 3: They are humanoid in shape. They're not monkeys, they're not apes.
Speaker 3: They are complete different species. They are just like I
Speaker 3: guess the best way to describe them is that they
Speaker 3: are like going back like humans, like thousands of your
Speaker 3: you know, tens or twenties of thousands of years ago,
Speaker 3: when we were like kind of like another form of
Speaker 3: a human being. You know, I don't want to say chromagnum,
Speaker 3: but I can't remember. There's one of one of our
Speaker 3: our ancestors that's similar. Reminds me of the bigfoots. So
Speaker 3: they were built. They're built, big, thick, super I mean,
Speaker 3: they're just super heavy duty creatures and so they got
Speaker 3: so much strength. That's why if you ever see any
Speaker 3: videos of them, like real videos of them, like running
Speaker 3: through the snow or running up a mountain, or you
Speaker 3: hear stories of people saying they were breaking trees, like
Speaker 3: running through the forest breaking trees. That's how powerful they are.
Speaker 3: These things are super powerful. They have to weigh well
Speaker 3: over two thousand pounds some of most of them, the adults.
Speaker 3: They got to be around two thousand pounds or over
Speaker 3: or maybe right under. These things are huge. That's why
Speaker 3: when people see them in real life, they get scared
Speaker 3: when they physically see them. But when you feel that energy,
Speaker 3: when that energy hits you in your body, in your stomach,
Speaker 3: you know, do you have no chance? Do you have
Speaker 3: no chance to battle them? None? Zero? And that's why
Speaker 3: there's stories of guys trying to shoot them and the
Speaker 3: guns lock up. They don't do nothing right. They can't
Speaker 3: do because they immobilize them with the power that they have,
Speaker 3: they just immobilize it just like that. That's how powerful
Speaker 3: they are. So yeah, they you know, these things. All
Speaker 3: they want to do is survive in peace and raise
Speaker 3: their family. You know, they're kind of similar to us
Speaker 3: in a way. They want to take care of their family,
Speaker 3: live in peace and you know, eat good food and
Speaker 3: you know, and enjoy the outdoors whatever. I mean, they're
Speaker 3: kind of similar to us in that respect. But you
Speaker 3: know when the hunters go out there and the people say, oh,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna kill a bigfoot and I'm gonna hunt one
Speaker 3: down and all this stuff, I mean, yeah, there's guys
Speaker 3: that have probably killed them. But I'll tell you what.
Speaker 3: They know it's not a human. They know it's something special.
Speaker 3: They're special. They're not They're supposed to be respected. That's
Speaker 3: why Native culture we don't mess with them. We respect
Speaker 3: them because we know that they are special. They're like sacred,
Speaker 3: you know.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, wow, fascinating.
Speaker 3: If if you want to attract one, I told I've
Speaker 3: told people how to attract one if they If you
Speaker 3: want to draw one to you, you have to find
Speaker 3: a good spot in the mountains. A nice mountain that
Speaker 3: has fresh water has to have a lake, okay, and
Speaker 3: and you know, fishing it and stuff like that. And
Speaker 3: you find you a good spot and you just you
Speaker 3: prepare a gift for them. You got to bring food
Speaker 3: and it's a it's a food offering gifts and you
Speaker 3: put it down and you you just start talking to
Speaker 3: them with your mind. You burn some medicine. You get
Speaker 3: some medicine, get some tobacco, some sage. You burn it
Speaker 3: and you see a prayer for your family, your your relatives.
Speaker 3: You pray for the land, you pray for the animals,
Speaker 3: and then you pray for the bigfoot, for the sasquatches.
Speaker 3: And if you really want one to show up. You
Speaker 3: just ask them if they want to show up, you
Speaker 3: like to see them, and you have to tell them
Speaker 3: you got a food offering for them. But if you
Speaker 3: really want them to show up, you gotta have fish,
Speaker 3: fresh fish, and they'll show one. One will show up,
Speaker 3: one will show up. But let me tell you what
Speaker 3: you gotta You gotta be ready ready to get scared.
Speaker 3: You know, you gotta be ready to really get freaked
Speaker 3: out and scared.
Speaker 1: Yo. That that's some that's some fascinating advice. I'm sure
Speaker 1: a lot of people will h love to hear that.
Speaker 1: But man, thank you so much for coming up, and
Speaker 1: I appreciate you sharing that knowledge. Thank you so much.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I thought you'd get a kick out of it.
Speaker 1: Awesome. You have a great rest of your nights.
Speaker 3: Have a good night. Thanks.
Speaker 1: Hi there, how are you good? How are you hey?
Speaker 3: Good?
Speaker 1: Feel free to share what you have heard out there
Speaker 1: in Washington.
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 4: So I live in Washington. So I live in Washington State.
Speaker 8: I'm part of the Hoe Indian tribe, and I grew
Speaker 8: up like knowing about Bigfoot because like he's always like
Speaker 8: there's a family of them that hang out around like
Speaker 8: the Hoe, the Hoe River. It's close to the whole
Speaker 8: rainforest here in Washington State. There's been a lot of
Speaker 8: sightings of him.
Speaker 4: But I do have like an instinct where like I
Speaker 4: was down in Hoe River.
Speaker 8: Well my uncle, my grandma's brother, he had he lived
Speaker 8: on the reservation down there.
Speaker 4: And all night long he was smelling and hearing.
Speaker 8: This like like really loud scream. And so the next
Speaker 8: wunning came because like his dog was trying to get
Speaker 8: in the back door. And the next morning he came
Speaker 8: up here to forks and told my mom he wanted
Speaker 8: a cell phone.
Speaker 4: Right this is before cell phones became popular.
Speaker 8: And so then me and my grandma and my auntie
Speaker 8: went down there, and I felt like the hairs on
Speaker 8: the back of my neck stand up, like you know,
Speaker 8: like when you just feel like somebody's watching you.
Speaker 4: The University of Washington came out with like their.
Speaker 8: Like the sign, like the students, I guess scientist students
Speaker 8: came out and they went along the pathway because you
Speaker 8: could see like the trees.
Speaker 4: That he separated while he was walking back.
Speaker 8: They found footprints, like not just one footprint, but they
Speaker 8: found like you know this the walking prints of like
Speaker 8: the Bigfoot. And then they found a hair piece like
Speaker 8: a bunch of hair on the branches, and what they
Speaker 8: came back with when they did the hair, they tested
Speaker 8: the hair, it was an unidentified animal.
Speaker 4: So that to me was like, oh, that's Bigfoot.
Speaker 8: And then I do know like there's been stories like
Speaker 8: you could smell him a lot, and like you don't,
Speaker 8: we don't really hear him, but like we smell him
Speaker 8: and then like the animals on the reservation will just
Speaker 8: like start freaking out. And he's usually around like Lake
Speaker 8: Crescent on the Olympic pinn or the Olympic National Park
Speaker 8: Lake Crescent. Yeah, so like anywhere there's an Olympic National
Speaker 8: Park and then on the other side would be an
Speaker 8: Indian reservation, You're guaranteed to find him there, I'm pretty sure. Like,
Speaker 8: but you can't like really look for him, like I
Speaker 8: saw somebody like in the message or like in the
Speaker 8: chat saying that, like you can't look for him, like
Speaker 8: you're just gonna see him.
Speaker 4: But there's been so many.
Speaker 8: Stories we have like here in Forks, Washington, we have
Speaker 8: a Bigfoot store where they like take you out on excursion.
Speaker 8: We have a lot of like Bigfoot, like he's he's
Speaker 8: very known in like our we have one store here
Speaker 8: and there's like a little stuffed animals that you could get.
Speaker 8: Because this little area here has been here for a
Speaker 8: long time. It's a logging community. And uh there's like
Speaker 8: even loggers that are older that will tell you stories.
Speaker 8: But like there's because we're like in a secluded area, right,
Speaker 8: like a remote area, so it's all woods. So there's
Speaker 8: a lot of people that will tell you stories about Bigfoot.
Speaker 8: Even I guess he was down in La Push too,
Speaker 8: at the Quay reservation. But yeah, there's Bigfoot. And I
Speaker 8: remember smelling like the smell is just not like nasty,
Speaker 8: I don't know, like garbage sewer, like just really gross, right,
Speaker 8: And I thought it was just a sewer backup when
Speaker 8: I was down in her river, But it turns out
Speaker 8: it was just Bigfoot.
Speaker 4: And I believe him, my goodness.
Speaker 8: Yeah. And then also there was like hamprints up above
Speaker 8: like one of my cousins, on my uncle's actually he
Speaker 8: had like a handprint of Bigfoot and it was like
Speaker 8: a weird looking like it was an odd looking hand,
Speaker 8: you know, like you could tell it was a hand,
Speaker 8: but like, yeah, I didn't even have him on like
Speaker 8: the Washington State Department of Transportation cameras they have him
Speaker 8: walking through Snakami Pass.
Speaker 1: Which is not surprising at all. Uh, I think I
Speaker 1: know the one you're talking about. I need to look
Speaker 1: at it again. But when what year was the University
Speaker 1: of Washington up.
Speaker 8: There, so there was I think it was I want
Speaker 8: to say two thousand and three or two thousand.
Speaker 4: And four, Okay, yeah, And.
Speaker 8: So down there there's a lot of people, like even
Speaker 8: if you go down there talk to some of the
Speaker 8: some of the community members, like some of my cousins
Speaker 8: and family members down there, they will tell you, like
Speaker 8: their stories, like how nobody goes outside at night time.
Speaker 8: You don't whistle at nighttime either, And if you feel
Speaker 8: like something's watching you.
Speaker 4: Like you gotta just keep walking right.
Speaker 8: Because you'll see like the footprints and stuff like there's
Speaker 8: a lot of smelt fishing, there's a lot of salmon fishing.
Speaker 4: There's a lot of hunting out there.
Speaker 8: And it got to the point where some of the
Speaker 8: fish and wildlife officers were like finding carcasses like in the.
Speaker 4: Like along the waterfront.
Speaker 8: But they didn't know if it was like people like
Speaker 8: poachers or if it was bigfoot, but they saw footprints too.
Speaker 1: Wow, that's wild. Oh my goodness that Yeah, that area
Speaker 1: is just so intense. I mean I've talked to a
Speaker 1: few people off record about Lake Crescent and you are
Speaker 1: absolutely right. That area in Lake Crescent is just crazy
Speaker 1: with productivity currently.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and I have to say it has to be
Speaker 8: like along the areas of like where there's an Olympic
Speaker 8: National Park, because you can't hunt, you can't like log
Speaker 8: in an Olympic National Park, so it's like all natural
Speaker 8: reserve for them. And like my mom, I guess she
Speaker 8: remembers seeing him when she was driving around the lake
Speaker 8: at night time and he was like hunched over in
Speaker 8: the middle of the lake, like in the middle of
Speaker 8: the road, and he had red eyes and like they
Speaker 8: don't know if he was like eating something, but she
Speaker 8: just kept driving, like she had like go around him.
Speaker 8: And these roads are like really thin, right, so like
Speaker 8: it was just she said that she was really scared
Speaker 8: about that. And my grandma when she was alive, she
Speaker 8: told me stories of how she was like berry picking
Speaker 8: or like pseudar bark peeling down on the reds and
Speaker 8: he would like they would see him, and her mom
Speaker 8: would tell her to like, you know, don't move and
Speaker 8: he would just walk across the pathway.
Speaker 4: Like the field.
Speaker 8: There's a lot of missing dogs down there too, Like
Speaker 8: on the reservations, there's a lot of.
Speaker 4: Missing animals and like cattle.
Speaker 8: Like there was a my friend he had a cattle
Speaker 8: farm out there, and he said that one night he
Speaker 8: went outside to like put the cattle back into the
Speaker 8: barns or like you know, put them in a different
Speaker 8: field or something, and he was missing three cattle and
Speaker 8: or three cows.
Speaker 4: And they're like farmers, you know, for the beef and everything.
Speaker 8: So and it was on call, like they didn't know
Speaker 8: where it would go because like no the fences were broken,
Speaker 8: nothing was you know, they just disappeared. So there's a
Speaker 8: lot of like different stories, and you could tell, like
Speaker 8: you could actually tell like if you go hiking like
Speaker 8: at the whole rainforest, or if you go hiking like
Speaker 8: down first beach or second beach in La Push, you
Speaker 8: could tell like if he's if there's something around right.
Speaker 4: So it's really interesting.
Speaker 1: Oh my goodness, thank you for sharing what you have
Speaker 1: experienced over there. If you ever have any people you
Speaker 1: know out there that would want to share their Bigfoot
Speaker 1: story with someone, my email is Bigfoot Society at gmail
Speaker 1: dot com and I am okay, I talked to multiple
Speaker 1: people daily. Yeah awesome, get stuff recorded.
Speaker 8: Yeah yeah, And it's cool to like have like this
Speaker 8: little like these, like a group of people who actually
Speaker 8: believe because and like because I lived in Arizona for
Speaker 8: a long time after I graduated Forks High and when
Speaker 8: I came back, bigfoot was all around because there was
Speaker 8: a whole bunch of sightings. And when I was younger,
Speaker 8: people used to like make fun of me in school, like, oh, Rachel,
Speaker 8: it's not like there's no Bigfoot, And I'm like, yeah,
Speaker 8: like I smell him. I saw like you know, I
Speaker 8: saw the hair, I saw the footprints like they have
Speaker 8: like the clay footprint too at the University of Washington.
Speaker 8: But yeah, it was really it's really cool to have
Speaker 8: like a society like this.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Absolutely, Yeah, Well thank you for coming up. I
Speaker 1: appreciate it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, absolutely, thank you.
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