Speaker 1: You're listening to Bigfoot Society, and I'm Jeremiah Byron Tonight's
Speaker 1: story isn't from a hiker or a camper. It's from
Speaker 1: a lifelong Alabama hunter who was just trying to bag
Speaker 1: a buck but ended up staring down something much bigger.
Speaker 1: It was January two thousand and seven and Mark Plowboy
Speaker 1: Green was deep in the swamps of Loudun's County when
Speaker 1: two deer bolted and something else stepped forward. Through the
Speaker 1: scope of his rifle, he saw broad shoulders, thick brown hair,
Speaker 1: and a face completely hidden, like it didn't want to
Speaker 1: be seen. And what followed was a journey into the
Speaker 1: world a bigfoot unlike any other, with peanut butter taken
Speaker 1: from eight feet up, glowing eyes in the forest, and
Speaker 1: mysterious creatures leaving rocks and acorns in return. This isn't
Speaker 1: a secondhand story, it's not folklore. It's a first hand
Speaker 1: account from a man who knows these woods. This is
Speaker 1: the story of Mark Plowboy Green and the day the
Speaker 1: woods watched him back. So stay with us, all right.
Speaker 1: Bigfoot Society got the privilege of talking to mister Mark
Speaker 1: Plowboy Green today from the Great State of Alabama. It's
Speaker 1: a pleasure to have Mark on the show. I've heard
Speaker 1: him talked about from a few people that both of
Speaker 1: us know, the guys over at the Woodwalkers channel on YouTube.
Speaker 1: So it's privileged to have you on the show. Mark,
Speaker 1: how's it going today?
Speaker 2: Going pretty good? And thank you for having me?
Speaker 1: Now, yes, sir, yes, sir. So I know a little
Speaker 1: bit about you, and I know that your interactions with
Speaker 1: Bigfoot start back in two thousand and seven, and I'd
Speaker 1: like if we could start our chat there and maybe
Speaker 1: take some time to walk us through what happened during
Speaker 1: your first encounter in Alabama in two thousand and seven.
Speaker 2: Okay, well two thousand and seven. January of two thousand
Speaker 2: and seven, me and two other friends decided to go
Speaker 2: down to the Lowndes County Wildlife Management Area down in
Speaker 2: Lownes County, Alabama. That's just east of sail By, Alabama U.
Speaker 2: It's located on Alabama River. The land is real swampy
Speaker 2: farmland and a lot of swamp land. We had our
Speaker 2: own place up here to hunt from where I live at,
Speaker 2: but uh, sometimes we would go somewhere new just to have,
Speaker 2: you know, seeing you ground, you know, something different, So
Speaker 2: we decided to go down there. There's a plus about
Speaker 2: the place that has hogs on the property too, so
Speaker 2: you know, we're we're hoping, you know, we could you know,
Speaker 2: either bag us a nice buck or you know, get
Speaker 2: us a hog. So we went off down there. It
Speaker 2: was on a Friday, got down there for a daylight
Speaker 2: and hunted on the north side of the property. The
Speaker 2: management area is divided by road, and we hunted on
Speaker 2: the north side toward the river. Uh seen a good
Speaker 2: many deer that day, most of them dose and you
Speaker 2: couldn't take those right at that moment. And plus we
Speaker 2: were right in the rut of the deer season for
Speaker 2: that part of Alabama, so when you bucks would be
Speaker 2: moving pretty heavy. But that morning was you know, nice morning,
Speaker 2: kind of clouded, sunny at times, back and forth. What
Speaker 2: very bad cool little breeze blowing. Look, we hunted that
Speaker 2: north side to lunchtime. None of us bagged anything. So
Speaker 2: we come on out and nate lunch and went to
Speaker 2: talking about where else we wanted to hunt. So we
Speaker 2: decided to go to the south side of the management
Speaker 2: area and I remember seeing a green field that the
Speaker 2: state had planted and I could tell it was a
Speaker 2: very long green field. Just looking at it from satellites
Speaker 2: you could tell that, you know, this was a big
Speaker 2: green patch. So we went there parking gate and it's
Speaker 2: right close to Saint Mark's Church there at the management are.
Speaker 2: We parked, got our stuff together. Of course, by then
Speaker 2: it was getting on close to two o'clock I think
Speaker 2: between one thirty two somewhere in that time period. Really
Speaker 2: wasn't paying that much attention to my watch that day,
Speaker 2: and we started on down there. We get to the
Speaker 2: field and we all three decided what we were going
Speaker 2: to do for safety measures, is one of us a
Speaker 2: bit at one end of this field that wasn't in
Speaker 2: the middle or nothing at the other end, and we
Speaker 2: would all sit parallel together the way we wouldn't facing
Speaker 2: each other, that we was both all three facing one
Speaker 2: direction watching the greenfield. Well, that day, like I said,
Speaker 2: was kind of partly sunny, partly cloudy, a little breeze blowing.
Speaker 2: The Air Force base that was pretty nearby. They were
Speaker 2: flying jets that day and different planes, so I was,
Speaker 2: you know, kind of watching them come over and just
Speaker 2: enjoying myself. I had found me a big white oak tree,
Speaker 2: very big white oak tree, and that's what I had,
Speaker 2: you know, sit down against and I was facing out
Speaker 2: into the green field where I could see anything you
Speaker 2: know that would enter the green field, and behind me
Speaker 2: was a big swamp. I was sitting there listening to
Speaker 2: beavers splash the water, and you know, and I could
Speaker 2: tell the water wasn't too far behind me, maybe one
Speaker 2: hundred yards maybe something like that. Well, about three point
Speaker 2: thirty that afternoon, two doors entered into the field. They
Speaker 2: came from behind me where the swamp was, and they
Speaker 2: went to feeding out in the field. Of course, that
Speaker 2: got my hopes up that later on, you know, a
Speaker 2: buck might be trailing them. So you know, I knew
Speaker 2: that was a good thing by those two days coming
Speaker 2: in there, that you know, they might draw a buck.
Speaker 2: And I so probably for a good thirty minutes or so,
Speaker 2: the dose just feeding around. They'd raise their head, look
Speaker 2: up a little bit, and they'd go back to feed,
Speaker 2: and everything was going good. And probably sometime a little
Speaker 2: at four, like I said, I did not look at
Speaker 2: my watch. I just knew it was getting late afternoon,
Speaker 2: probably around four fifteen, somewhere in that neck of the woods.
Speaker 2: I heard a little commotion in the woods behind me.
Speaker 2: Of course, my thoughts went to, here he comes, here
Speaker 2: comes the buck. Of course the doors look straight up
Speaker 2: and look back. They'd stare wild, and then they'd get
Speaker 2: relaxed again and go back to eating. Well, this went
Speaker 2: on a couple of times, and this probably done got
Speaker 2: to you know, four thirty somewhere in that neighborhood, and
Speaker 2: all of a sudden, these two doors just throw their
Speaker 2: tails up and blow and run out the opposite end
Speaker 2: of that feel fast as they could go. Well, of course,
Speaker 2: I'm thinking, oh, yeah, that's a buck. He's fishing to
Speaker 2: bust out in this field, and I'm gonna get a
Speaker 2: shot at him. But I noticed he didn't come on
Speaker 2: you know, you know, this is what I'm thinking in
Speaker 2: my head. He started kind of moving in behind me slowly,
Speaker 2: and of course I'm still thinking, well, maybe he winded me,
Speaker 2: you know, maybe he got a with you know, wh
Speaker 2: of me, and he's trying to get behind me to
Speaker 2: see if he can get a better smell of me
Speaker 2: and see where I'm at before, you know, because buck deer,
Speaker 2: they are very cautious. This went on probably for another
Speaker 2: ten minutes or so, and I could hear that subtle
Speaker 2: movement in behind me, and I could tell it it's
Speaker 2: getting a little closer to me, and my curiosity finally
Speaker 2: just got the best of me, so I started easing
Speaker 2: up the side of that tree. Of course, this tree
Speaker 2: was big enough to conceal me. I don't know how
Speaker 2: many inches around. It was at least a forty eight
Speaker 2: fifty two inch tree, so you know, it's pretty big.
Speaker 2: So he's up and it stands still for a minute
Speaker 2: or so, and then I kind of peeped my head
Speaker 2: out from around that tree, looking back into that swamp.
Speaker 2: Didn't see nothing for a minute or two, or what
Speaker 2: seemed like a minute or two, and all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: I caught movement maybe sixty seventy feet from me, and
Speaker 2: I got to looking, and I couldn't really tell what
Speaker 2: I was looking at for a second when I first
Speaker 2: flew it, but I knew something was there, And first
Speaker 2: I thought I was looking at another human, because when
Speaker 2: it peeped out from around the tree, it had a
Speaker 2: you know, human sort of shape to it, and I
Speaker 2: could see the shoulders. But what struck me odd about
Speaker 2: this was it didn't have no orange on. And of
Speaker 2: course I'm in my mind, I'm thinking, yeah, somebody done
Speaker 2: stuck up behind me, that I messed up my hunting.
Speaker 2: But also I didn't really quite you know, feel right
Speaker 2: about it because I was looking at something I didn't
Speaker 2: have orange on. So that day I had left my
Speaker 2: binocers at home. I didn't bring them with me, so
Speaker 2: I've done something I shouldn't have. I pulled up my rifle,
Speaker 2: even though that was just sixty seventy feet away. This
Speaker 2: place is very full of palmettos about waist high. It's
Speaker 2: real thick behind me, so you know, it was hard
Speaker 2: to judge what I was really looking at. I just
Speaker 2: knew it might, you know, kind of looked like I
Speaker 2: had a human form to it. But I did pull
Speaker 2: up my rifle, looked down the scope, and of course
Speaker 2: that's when it really pulled it in, and that's when
Speaker 2: I could see what looked like a shoulder with hair
Speaker 2: on it, part of the chest, stomach airy, part of
Speaker 2: the leg, very hairy. And that's when I ended up
Speaker 2: bringing the gun up to the you know, the scope
Speaker 2: up to the head, and that's when I pretty much
Speaker 2: realized I really wasn't looking at a human, could not
Speaker 2: see its face. And then how I describe it is.
Speaker 2: It's kind of like the younger teenagers that wear the
Speaker 2: hair where it flips over in front of their face.
Speaker 2: This is basically what it was, you know how it was.
Speaker 2: It had its hair kind of hanging in its face
Speaker 2: where I couldnot see facial features. This probably lasted maybe
Speaker 2: ten or fifteen seconds. That the most I think When
Speaker 2: I raised a rifle, probably it thought I was probably
Speaker 2: fixing to shoot it, because what it did was it
Speaker 2: went down on all fours and shot out there back
Speaker 2: into that into that swamp behind me. The first thing
Speaker 2: I noticed is when it left, how fast it was
Speaker 2: that this could catch it deer if it wanted to.
Speaker 2: This moved a lot faster than the deer. I mean,
Speaker 2: I had never seen anything move that fast when it left,
Speaker 2: and of course it went on all four so I
Speaker 2: wouldn't never to see it as good because it got
Speaker 2: down kind of even with the palmettos. Of course, it's
Speaker 2: getting on close to dark. Fear came into you know,
Speaker 2: came you know, struck me because I knew then I
Speaker 2: didn't see you know, wasn't a human I was looking at.
Speaker 2: So you know, I started getting scared getting dark, so
Speaker 2: I decided to come on out of there. I started
Speaker 2: walking up the field and I was looking back behind
Speaker 2: me a good bit too. Got up to about where
Speaker 2: my friend was in the middle, and hollered his name out.
Speaker 2: He come on out of the woods, and I asked
Speaker 2: him if he you know, seeing anything hurt anything. He said, now,
Speaker 2: it's been he said, it's just been definitely quiet in here.
Speaker 2: I said, wod you see anybody or anything? He said now.
Speaker 2: I said, what, I've seen something, and he didn't say
Speaker 2: much back, and we just kept on walking. We got
Speaker 2: up out the end of the field and realized her
Speaker 2: other friend had done come out went to the truck.
Speaker 2: So we got onto the truck and we you know,
Speaker 2: of course, getting ready to put our stuff up, and
Speaker 2: my other friend looked at me and said, Mark, what's wrong?
Speaker 2: And I said, wait a minute. He said, well, you
Speaker 2: white as a sheep. I said, well, I've just seen
Speaker 2: something down there in that swamp down there, and he
Speaker 2: and we kind of left it at that. I didn't
Speaker 2: say nothing else about it. We drove home, we didn't
Speaker 2: talk about it. I didn't bring it back up. The
Speaker 2: next day he gives me a call and he said,
Speaker 2: you seen a big foot yesterday? Didn't. He I said,
Speaker 2: how you know, I said, that's what I think it is.
Speaker 2: I said, well, how you know, he said, because I've
Speaker 2: done seen him for myself and come to find out
Speaker 2: that he'd seen them on his property right here where
Speaker 2: we live at. So that's my first sighting and encounter
Speaker 2: that I know of that where I actually physically, you know,
Speaker 2: laid eyes on one. It was probably in the between
Speaker 2: the six and seven foot range. Kind of a brownish color,
Speaker 2: not real dark brown, but i'd say a light brown color.
Speaker 2: And what I could tell out of it, you know, what,
Speaker 2: what little bit I could really tell, you know, it
Speaker 2: was a real bulky, beefed up you know, it was
Speaker 2: more lanky looking what I was looking at from there.
Speaker 2: Of course, my curiosity flared, especially after I talked with
Speaker 2: my friend about what he'd been seeing and right here
Speaker 2: where we live of at and where we hunted at.
Speaker 2: I went onto the Internet and typed in bigfoot sightings
Speaker 2: in Alabama. Of course, when I did that, there was
Speaker 2: a ton of stuff come up. I'm looking at different
Speaker 2: websites and I come across one that really caught my attention.
Speaker 2: It was the Alabama Bigfoot dot Com. Back then, doesn't
Speaker 2: exist anymore, but back then it existed and went in
Speaker 2: and started reading people's accounts throughout Alabama that were submitting
Speaker 2: their sightings and encounters to that website. So this is
Speaker 2: when I decided to send them email and tell them
Speaker 2: what I saw down in Lounds Can the guy who
Speaker 2: owned the website, the late Mike Mullane, he contacted me
Speaker 2: very quickly, went to talking to me. We went to
Speaker 2: talking back and forth by email, and he finally asked
Speaker 2: what would it be okay for him to call me?
Speaker 2: And I told him sure, big.
Speaker 3: For society, who will be right back after these messages.
Speaker 2: So he called and we had a very good discussion
Speaker 2: about what I'd seen, and I went through it with
Speaker 2: him over the phone, even though I done submitted it
Speaker 2: by paper, went ahead and you know, went it over
Speaker 2: you know, over the phone with it. And he asked me,
Speaker 2: he said, I have another friend. It comes to Alabama
Speaker 2: very regular and said he he actually goes to that
Speaker 2: area there at Lowndes County and said he's done, you know,
Speaker 2: a lot of research in that area. You know, could
Speaker 2: he call you? So told I'm sure. A few days
Speaker 2: later he gives me a call. We have about a
Speaker 2: two hour conversation about Lowndes County and other parts of Alabama,
Speaker 2: and he and then of course he's asked me about
Speaker 2: around where I live at. And then they asked me,
Speaker 2: would be okay if I want to head and submitted
Speaker 2: that report on their website, and I told them sure,
Speaker 2: and so they went ahead and submitted it, and they
Speaker 2: kept in touch with me. They check in with me
Speaker 2: every now and then. Well, about two months after all
Speaker 2: that took place, which would have been on down in
Speaker 2: about late April, somewhere in that neighborhood, the researcher that
Speaker 2: I had done a lot of talking to contacts me
Speaker 2: back and he says, asked me if I want to
Speaker 2: do I know where this little town is in Alabama
Speaker 2: and it's called Hollins And I said, yes, sir, do
Speaker 2: don't live at twelve miles from our He said, well,
Speaker 2: I'm coming there in about three weeks to visit, you know,
Speaker 2: some private property that these people is having a lot
Speaker 2: of activity on and if it be where we could
Speaker 2: is there a way you could meet me back down
Speaker 2: at Lowndes County, Because he said, I'm gonna stop there
Speaker 2: for a few days and do some research and talk
Speaker 2: to small people. And he said, I'd love to see
Speaker 2: a spot where you've seen this at and I said, yes,
Speaker 2: I said we can do that. And then he said,
Speaker 2: when we leave from down there, I'll just follow y'all
Speaker 2: back to where y'all live and I'm gonna get me
Speaker 2: a motel, you know, go visit these other people. So anyway,
Speaker 2: when he came, we went down to Lowndes County, met him,
Speaker 2: went to that spot, park at the gate. Of course,
Speaker 2: this was getting on about June now weather it's getting
Speaker 2: hot and all that, so it changed a little bit,
Speaker 2: you know, since the winter. As we was getting their
Speaker 2: stuff together, he done got out and started walking around. Well,
Speaker 2: he noticed a bunch of wild plum trees over to
Speaker 2: the left to where we parked, and they're still there
Speaker 2: because I went there two weeks ago and all the
Speaker 2: wild plums are still there. So he went over there
Speaker 2: because it was full of wild plums, and he said,
Speaker 2: I just love wild plums. I'm gonna have to get
Speaker 2: me a handful before we go down there. And I said, yeah,
Speaker 2: that's fine, and he walked over and I noticed him
Speaker 2: stop several times and looking down at the ground, i'd
Speaker 2: see him side step up and he walked on over
Speaker 2: and he said, y'all boys, come over here for a minute,
Speaker 2: because my other friend, the one that had witnessed some
Speaker 2: stuff before, went with me. We get over there and
Speaker 2: he said, look down here in this dirt. He said,
Speaker 2: there's your tracks right there, and ended up being some
Speaker 2: smaller tracks. Wasn't real big, this in the nine ten
Speaker 2: inches range, and he said, you know, he said, thirty
Speaker 2: forty years ago or even fifty, He said, I could
Speaker 2: have seen that might be a person doing that, because
Speaker 2: a lot of people went barefooted back then. But he said,
Speaker 2: you know, this is the two thousands, he said, with
Speaker 2: all these rattlesnakes and cotton mouse on this place, he said,
Speaker 2: I just don't think that's a human foot. And he
Speaker 2: said it don't look like a human foot. He said,
Speaker 2: it has that little look to it. So he took
Speaker 2: pictures of it, and we went on down to the
Speaker 2: place where we where I had seen this and found
Speaker 2: a big old tree. Of course, you know, everything's greened
Speaker 2: out really good in there then, so it's really hard
Speaker 2: to tell about stuff. And he had me stand at
Speaker 2: the tree and he said, i'm he said, point to
Speaker 2: the tree. You think it was standing behind, and I
Speaker 2: kind of pointed, and he said, all right, I'm on
Speaker 2: walk to that tree and we're gonna see about how
Speaker 2: many feet it was, and then you can maybe judge
Speaker 2: the height of it by me, and you know, we'll
Speaker 2: go from marais. I said, okay. So he started his
Speaker 2: way down there, and of course I noticed him stopping
Speaker 2: a few more times looking around. And he got on
Speaker 2: down the tree and he told me, he said, come
Speaker 2: on down here, but don't come the way I come.
Speaker 2: And so I walked kind of, you know, side step,
Speaker 2: went around to him and he said, he said yeah.
Speaker 2: He said he was around, you know, sixty seventy feet
Speaker 2: from you, and he said, come on back up here
Speaker 2: and we'll show you something. So we walked back about
Speaker 2: halfway and there was a very good track and you
Speaker 2: could tell it wasn't very old because you know, the
Speaker 2: ground was damp in there. And he said that track
Speaker 2: for he said, that tracks real fresh, and of course
Speaker 2: he took pictures of it. Now, this one was a
Speaker 2: little bigger. He was probably more in the twelve thirteen
Speaker 2: inch range and a lot bigger. And he said, he said,
Speaker 2: they're still using this place. He said. He went on
Speaker 2: back to the tree had me judged, you know, what
Speaker 2: the heights may have been. And of course he was
Speaker 2: not a real tall man, so he had to raise
Speaker 2: his arms up a little higher about where I thought
Speaker 2: it was. And I told him we figured out that
Speaker 2: was in between six and seven foot, and he told me,
Speaker 2: he said, well, more likely you've probably seen the juvenile,
Speaker 2: you know, in his you know opinion, that's what we
Speaker 2: you know, I was probably seen, was a juvenile. We
Speaker 2: came on out, and he followed us on back to
Speaker 2: our hometown. And of course that starts a whole nother
Speaker 2: chapter of me getting into the research and investigations and
Speaker 2: all that. But that's pretty much my how I got
Speaker 2: started was that encounter, you know, from Nows County, Alabama.
Speaker 2: Now I will add that prior to that, I was
Speaker 2: an avid coon hunter for years, avid deer hunter, fisherman.
Speaker 2: I've lived you know, state in the woods all the time, farmed,
Speaker 2: so I was out the outdoors a lot. Now, I
Speaker 2: have heard a lot of strange things, but never contributed
Speaker 2: it to them till that point. Maybe when I started
Speaker 2: listening to people's audios and what they were catching and
Speaker 2: started realizing after a while that I had probably experienced
Speaker 2: a lot more of this than I had realized. I'd
Speaker 2: had heard the whoops before, just kind of wrote that
Speaker 2: off of some kind of bird, you know, the tree knocks,
Speaker 2: the yelling before. Always just contribute to that somebody else
Speaker 2: in the woods carrying on. Uh just you know the snails.
Speaker 2: My coon dogs wouldn't hunt in some areas. We'd go
Speaker 2: drop them out, you know, on the good branks that
Speaker 2: I knew you had coon activity, and dogs would just
Speaker 2: refuse to hunt there, you know, just go down the
Speaker 2: road half a mile then they go hunting. And uh
Speaker 2: So stuff started coming back to me that could have
Speaker 2: been contributed to these you know boogers as we called
Speaker 2: them here in the South. But that's kind of how
Speaker 2: it progressed into what it is today, with me going
Speaker 2: to people's properties when they called me, taking their reports,
Speaker 2: interviewing them on YouTube on our channel. Uh just and
Speaker 2: then of course interacting with other bigfoot researchers and people
Speaker 2: that's you know interest it in this topic.
Speaker 1: What a crazy start to getting into the bigfoot field.
Speaker 1: By having that sighting mark, that is just wild. You're
Speaker 1: peeking around the tree. It's peeking around the tree. Very
Speaker 1: very cool. You had mentioned that you had you'd been
Speaker 1: able to see it through the scope. Its hair was
Speaker 1: down in front of its face. Was it completely covering
Speaker 1: its face or were you able to notice details about
Speaker 1: the face through the hair at all.
Speaker 2: Now I couldn't really see any details it. The hare
Speaker 2: was real bushy like, and it was just hanging over
Speaker 2: his face pretty much completely. And I've heard a few
Speaker 2: other people that's had these encounters say the same thing,
Speaker 2: that it's like it was trying to cover its face
Speaker 2: where you couldn't see it, maybe where you wouldn't be
Speaker 2: making contact after something. I don't know, But now I
Speaker 2: was not able to tell any details about the face.
Speaker 2: It didn't have that calm looking shape. It had a
Speaker 2: round head, kind of like what we do. Of course,
Speaker 2: with that much hair, it's really hard to tell, but
Speaker 2: that's what it looked like. And the hair on it
Speaker 2: was like on the shoulders and arms areas were probably
Speaker 2: you know, probably in the two to three inch long range.
Speaker 2: I looked very thick too. It looked thin. I could
Speaker 2: not see no skin. All I could see was hair.
Speaker 3: Do you guys so Okay?
Speaker 1: So in Tennessee, I know there's people that talk all
Speaker 1: the time about like Oh, there's feral people out in
Speaker 1: the woods. Is that also something that occurs down in
Speaker 1: Alabama or is it a thing where like, if you
Speaker 1: see something like this you can one hundred percent be
Speaker 1: assured that you're looking at a bigfoot.
Speaker 2: I haven't heard of too much feral people in Alabama.
Speaker 2: The few instances is really were it's not really feral people.
Speaker 2: It's more like people that may went homeless and they
Speaker 2: pitched on a tent up in the national forest or
Speaker 2: something like that. But you know, far as real feral people,
Speaker 2: I have not heard that here in my area. Of course.
Speaker 2: I'm at the end of the Appalachians. I'm at what
Speaker 2: they call the foothills, uh, pretty much where it ends
Speaker 2: at in Alabama, and then it starts getting into the
Speaker 2: general general rolling hills, then into the Gulf plane. I
Speaker 2: haven't really heard that. So yeah, most of the time,
Speaker 2: both reports I've took from people, they were pretty sure
Speaker 2: they were looking at, you know, a big foot of
Speaker 2: booger what they were looking at.
Speaker 1: The friends that were with you that day when you
Speaker 1: had that sighting, did they also get heavily in the
Speaker 1: subject as you did, or or not so much?
Speaker 2: Uh? One friend didn't Uh, the one that's sitting in
Speaker 2: the middlefield. He's still a good friend now, he he
Speaker 2: he knows he like he told me. He says, I
Speaker 2: know you saw something, but he said, I just don't
Speaker 2: think that was it. But now my other friend, actually
Speaker 2: the one that became a research partner and him was
Speaker 2: the one that both met. What his name was tal
Speaker 2: Banco A lot of people that's what the n him
Speaker 2: as in the big Foot world. His real name was
Speaker 2: Billy White. He's been passed away a couple of years,
Speaker 2: but he he didn't want to become a research partner.
Speaker 2: We started researching our our hunting lease because when mister
Speaker 2: Banco was here, after he visited the private property at Hollands,
Speaker 2: he wanted to go up on our hunt club because
Speaker 2: we told him we turned some strange things up which
Speaker 2: we had. We'd smelled some stuff, and of course I
Speaker 2: was already thinking, yeah, we may have them up here
Speaker 2: after you know, I've done seen what I've seen in
Speaker 2: Nouf Can. We went up there one night after he,
Speaker 2: like I said, after he done got through down on
Speaker 2: that private property. He always carried an elk call with him,
Speaker 2: which would be the male bugle of the elk and
Speaker 2: he said, anywhere I go, if there's boogers or bigfoot
Speaker 2: on his property, he said, typically they will answer it
Speaker 2: real quick. And we got up on the big hill
Speaker 2: kind of middle of the club. At the time, the
Speaker 2: club was about eight thousand acres. We got up on
Speaker 2: one of the tallest hills in the club and he
Speaker 2: blew that elk call, and I mean it was three
Speaker 2: of them, back to back to back, you know, half
Speaker 2: came back to us and we sat there for a minute,
Speaker 2: all three of us silent, and then he turned around
Speaker 2: and he said, yeah, y'all got him here too, boys,
Speaker 2: And that's kind of which he kind of tickled me
Speaker 2: the way he said it, because he had that old
Speaker 2: Southern way of talking, and he's, you know, he just
Speaker 2: real carefree. Hey, y'all got him too. You know, it
Speaker 2: wasn't nothing exciting about it to him. He just said,
Speaker 2: you got him. So that's when me and my friend
Speaker 2: Keith really went to standing up on the club a lot,
Speaker 2: going up at night, doing calls some that mister Banko
Speaker 2: had told us to do, and then of course hearing
Speaker 2: other people's calls, you know, on websites and stuff, and
Speaker 2: we started trying different things. We started getting responses. Then
Speaker 2: we went into feeding them. We started off with peanut
Speaker 2: butter and with the crackers. Even when I went to
Speaker 2: leaving meet, we learned real quick probably the meat we
Speaker 2: were living leaving was coming out of freezers and they
Speaker 2: probably didn't like that.
Speaker 1: Smells big for society would be right back after these messages, HM.
Speaker 2: So we went back to peanut butter and crackers, cookies
Speaker 2: that type stuff. They would take it all and didn't
Speaker 2: then return. They would leave us stuff a lot of
Speaker 2: times would be pretty rocks, flowers, a handful of you know,
Speaker 2: like acorns or hickory nuts or different things like that
Speaker 2: that they would leave right there at the base of
Speaker 2: the tree where we were leaving stuff. So we pretty
Speaker 2: much you know, eliminated in the other animal being able
Speaker 2: to do that. We even went to the point of
Speaker 2: taking the peanut butter, going up about seven eight foot
Speaker 2: on the tree and driving a gutter nail all the
Speaker 2: way through the whole jar peanut butter. We wouldn't take
Speaker 2: the top off or nothing. We would just drive that gutternail,
Speaker 2: which is about ten inches long. We drive it all
Speaker 2: the way through the jar into the tree. At least
Speaker 2: about two to three inches, and on several occasions we'd
Speaker 2: come back and the whole jar in the nail would
Speaker 2: be gone. We'd get to looking at the hole there.
Speaker 2: Typically a human would have to water that hole out
Speaker 2: to get that nail out, you know. We'd have to
Speaker 2: go up and down sideways, you know, keep working it
Speaker 2: to get it come out, you know, or either take
Speaker 2: a crowbar or something and pull it back out. This
Speaker 2: was pulled straight out, like it didn't have no effort
Speaker 2: to it. Never find a peanut butter jars, they just
Speaker 2: just peer. One time I found one nail. It was
Speaker 2: about ten or twelve foot from the tree. Uh. We
Speaker 2: really calmbed that area every time that took place, and
Speaker 2: we never did find those jars or any of the
Speaker 2: rest of the nails. The cookies and stuff they would take,
Speaker 2: you know, get them out. They wouldn't tear the bags.
Speaker 2: That was what was real amazing. It's like they knew
Speaker 2: how to open the ziplock bag. I'm not kidding you that,
Speaker 2: I mean that really happened. Uh. That kind of blew
Speaker 2: my mind too. You know, they were able to get
Speaker 2: the cookies out. And when we tried to do this
Speaker 2: stuff too, where other animals couldn't get to it. So
Speaker 2: a lot of times we would find a small sapling,
Speaker 2: you know, about ten foot tall. We would be in
Speaker 2: that sappling over and tie a strain to it at
Speaker 2: the very tip top, and then tie the strain to
Speaker 2: the bag. And that way, when that tree went back
Speaker 2: up at bags kind of hanging out and open, you know,
Speaker 2: that way, a squirrel or a coon or any animal
Speaker 2: that could climb a tree, you know, apossum or any
Speaker 2: of that couldn't get to that. And I said, a
Speaker 2: lot of times we would find the bag laying on
Speaker 2: the ground, not tore u Sometimes the strange would be broke,
Speaker 2: you know, in being between the tree and the bag,
Speaker 2: you know, and these were nilon strange, you know, very
Speaker 2: very very strong. They'd be just broke. You know, it
Speaker 2: wouldn't cut with a knife. You could tell it was broke.
Speaker 2: And and I used to have pictures all this stuff,
Speaker 2: every bit of it, and of course I lost it
Speaker 2: in twenty thirteen somehow on my computer lost all a
Speaker 2: lot of that pictures and information I had. And of
Speaker 2: course my buddy, I think he's got a little bit
Speaker 2: of it, but he didn't have as much of it
Speaker 2: as I did. And you know, kind of wish now
Speaker 2: I had saved it to you know, something else back
Speaker 2: in instead of leaving it on a computer.
Speaker 1: So this area you've been talking about, this is like
Speaker 1: the Hollands area.
Speaker 2: You're saying, Well, my main research area that me and
Speaker 2: him have is Creepy Mountain. And yeah, Creepy Mountain how
Speaker 2: I got its name. That's not the real name. The
Speaker 2: real name Creepy Mountain came from when finding Bigfoot came
Speaker 2: here in twenty thirteen to analyze the thermal that the
Speaker 2: late Paul Hunsley caught up there on the club, him
Speaker 2: and another research friend of mine that was very deeply
Speaker 2: involved in it. For a while, I wasn't able to
Speaker 2: go with the night that they caught the thermal. I
Speaker 2: had to work, But of course I went up here
Speaker 2: the next night, but they went camped out and Paul
Speaker 2: caught a very good thermal of one. It didn't last long,
Speaker 2: but it's good. You can tell the outline, real good man.
Speaker 2: When we went in redone, it like I went and
Speaker 2: stood by the tree. I was a dwarf and I'm
Speaker 2: six one, about three hundred pounds. I was a dwarf,
Speaker 2: you know, I mean you could just tell this was
Speaker 2: a lot bigger than me, and even Finding Bigfoot said
Speaker 2: the same thing when they've done their thing. So we're
Speaker 2: pretty sure that Paul caught one on thermal that night.
Speaker 2: That would have been back in twenty twelve when he
Speaker 2: caught that. And so that's how one reason it got
Speaker 2: called Creepy Mountain just because place is creepy. But also,
Speaker 2: you know, Finding Bigfoot said, y'all need to come up
Speaker 2: with a different name for that, you know, that way
Speaker 2: it doesn't give away this location and stuff. And so
Speaker 2: we just started out in a creepy mountain and that's
Speaker 2: how most everybody in the Bigfoot world knows, you know,
Speaker 2: they know what is creepy Mountain.
Speaker 1: That makes that makes sense now, So you've there's a
Speaker 1: substantial thermal that was captured back in the day. Have
Speaker 1: there ever been any visual sightings in that mountain area
Speaker 1: as well?
Speaker 2: Oh yes, oh yes. Me and my research partner Keith
Speaker 2: several different occasions had them right up on top of
Speaker 2: us at night time. You can see the outlines, real good.
Speaker 2: We had different hunters at different times at them. Some
Speaker 2: of them left the club because of it. Two real
Speaker 2: very I guess you would call where the encounters were
Speaker 2: kind of a little more. I'm not gonna say they
Speaker 2: were belligerent, but the people got very nervous because the
Speaker 2: way they acted. But and they evolved to win. That's
Speaker 2: the other strange thing about that. We had one lady
Speaker 2: that her and husband went up to hunt when Eden
Speaker 2: and he put her on a field. Ip probably called
Speaker 2: it number four field. It's a lot more stuff happened
Speaker 2: there at number four too, but he had put her
Speaker 2: in shooting house and he went on up the road
Speaker 2: about a mile to hunt another little area of the
Speaker 2: hunting club. She had been sitting in there for a
Speaker 2: little while. She sat on the other end of the field.
Speaker 2: She watched this, and she called it eight looking thing
Speaker 2: walk out into the edge of the green patch and
Speaker 2: just squat down and looked straight at her, and of
Speaker 2: course got her shook up. And then she started hearing
Speaker 2: stuff behind her walking around in the woods. She picked
Speaker 2: up the phone, called her husband real quick, told him
Speaker 2: to her up and get down there, and told him
Speaker 2: what she was looking at. Told her he was on
Speaker 2: the way. They must have heard him coming, because she
Speaker 2: said just a minute or two before she could hear
Speaker 2: his vehicle. The one in the field, stands up and
Speaker 2: turns and walks back into the woods, and then all
Speaker 2: that on the backside of her gets real quiet. That
Speaker 2: lady basically quit hunting on that club. She would not
Speaker 2: come back no more. A couple of years later, we
Speaker 2: had another guy that was in the club that brought
Speaker 2: his camper and he would stay up very good bit
Speaker 2: during the winter, and also he was a big turkey hunter.
Speaker 2: But one day I happened to pull into the Hunt Club,
Speaker 2: and at the time, I was president of the Hunt Club,
Speaker 2: and he come walking over to me and he said,
Speaker 2: what do y'all got on this mountain? I said, what
Speaker 2: do you mean? He said? He said, well, he said
Speaker 2: there's stuff coming up here around my camper at night time.
Speaker 2: And he said, I done seen a silhouette. He said,
Speaker 2: I'm hearing rock clicking. He said, I'm hearing these whooping sounds.
Speaker 2: He said, I'm having stuff follow me in the woods
Speaker 2: while I'm hunting. And he said, I even found my
Speaker 2: camper door open one morning, and he said, I'm good
Speaker 2: about shutting that camper door with now. He didn't lock
Speaker 2: it because he didn't feel like you needed to. Because
Speaker 2: we got gates on the club and there locked at dark,
Speaker 2: and he said he woke up one night to his
Speaker 2: door open. Well, I come out and I said, well,
Speaker 2: I think you know what it is, and he said,
Speaker 2: I know what it is. He says, it's bigfoot. He said,
Speaker 2: I don't deal with them before, and I said, oh,
Speaker 2: he said, that's why I left the club I was in,
Speaker 2: I said, And come to find out he was in
Speaker 2: a club down there in Lambs County. So I thought, wow,
Speaker 2: you know, this was kind of weird, you know, here
Speaker 2: where I am talking to a guy that left the
Speaker 2: club because of these things, and going behold, he didn't
Speaker 2: know he come to another club, you know, it had him.
Speaker 2: But what really made him leave was he brought his
Speaker 2: wife one evening, almost same scenario. It's kind of strange,
Speaker 2: but she had one of these pop up shooting houses,
Speaker 2: you know, like you know, built like a little tent,
Speaker 2: and he carried her down there on a green field
Speaker 2: that we didn't have a shooting house on and she
Speaker 2: put her little shooting house up the middle of the
Speaker 2: road and he had rowed her down there on the
Speaker 2: floor with her and he told her, he said, I'll
Speaker 2: be back, you know, at dark to pick you up.
Speaker 2: And he was going somebody. I forgot where he went
Speaker 2: at on the club. He went a good piece of
Speaker 2: way compared to the other guy. Well, she hadn't been
Speaker 2: sitting in the shooting house, she said, maybe fifteen minutes.
Speaker 2: And she starts hearing his footsteps coming down the hill
Speaker 2: behind her in the road. Well, she thought it may
Speaker 2: have been another hunter. So she callers out, hey, I'm
Speaker 2: in here. Well, nobody says nothing. Well, he gets real
Speaker 2: quiet for a minute, and all of a sudden she
Speaker 2: notices her shooting house is pushing in right there by.
Speaker 2: She can tell something is pushing right there, and of
Speaker 2: course she hollers out, hey, I will shoot you. Well
Speaker 2: about that time, here's this run off and she can
Speaker 2: tell that jumps into the woods because then she can
Speaker 2: hear the brush and stuff crashing. Well, she comes out
Speaker 2: of the shooting house, I mean, she's done, got terrified,
Speaker 2: and she's looking around and got a rifle up, and
Speaker 2: you know she's thinking somebody's fooling with her. Well, I
Speaker 2: guess her husband had not told her what was going on.
Speaker 2: I'm assuming this is what took place, because I never
Speaker 2: did really finish. I didn't get to really talk to
Speaker 2: him like I needed to. But she calls him on
Speaker 2: the phone and tells him what's going on. He says,
Speaker 2: I'm on the way. He said, start walking up the road.
Speaker 2: He said, just leave the shooting house. We'll get it later.
Speaker 2: He said, just start walking up the road. And he
Speaker 2: said that way, you're getting closer back to the main road.
Speaker 2: And she starts walking. Well, she starts hearing this walking
Speaker 2: parallel with her, but it's right out of sight where
Speaker 2: she can't see it, and it's tearing limbs off. I mean,
Speaker 2: she said, this is deliberate. They're making a lot of racket. Well,
Speaker 2: she's terrified to death, and you know, he's still on
Speaker 2: the phone with her, and he's telling her, you know,
Speaker 2: if it comes towards you, you don't shoot it, you know,
Speaker 2: if you know, if it gets to that point, shoot
Speaker 2: it if you have to, But just try to make
Speaker 2: it to this main road. Now, he said, I'm on
Speaker 2: the way. Well, she finally can hear his fore with her,
Speaker 2: and he turns on the road. Because this is a
Speaker 2: long road. It's about a mile and a half down
Speaker 2: I know where she's at, and it's uphill just about
Speaker 2: all of it. So he finally gets down there. Tour
Speaker 2: of course she's shook up. She's you know, scared to death.
Speaker 2: And but he don't see nothing. Of course, you know,
Speaker 2: whatever it will was probably uh you know he had
Speaker 2: and was watching them. But uh, you know, he gets
Speaker 2: her on the fore wedder and of course he carries
Speaker 2: her back home. Uh. A few days later he calls me,
Speaker 2: he said, Mark, he said, I'm on have to get
Speaker 2: out of the hunt club. He said, my wife said
Speaker 2: she will not hunt up her and she don't want
Speaker 2: me hunting up her. I said, well, I understand, you know, understand.
Speaker 2: He said, I'm gonna finish out in my hunting season.
Speaker 2: You know, of course Turkey. You know, it's about the
Speaker 2: end of deer season. He said, I love the Turkey hunt.
Speaker 2: And he said, uh, I probably won't come stay at
Speaker 2: night time. He said, I'll just come up during the
Speaker 2: day and hunt a little bit. And he said, I'll
Speaker 2: go ahead and get my camper out from up there
Speaker 2: and all that. And of course you know he left
Speaker 2: the club after Turkey season. And uh, so that that's
Speaker 2: two incidents. Is that you know, we don't really know
Speaker 2: what was going on there, but we know they were
Speaker 2: fooding with women. You know, what they were up to.
Speaker 2: I really don't know. There's been other hunters that's got
Speaker 2: glimpses of them. We've camped out up there a lot
Speaker 2: at nighttime. I have a good friend it comes from Florida,
Speaker 2: camps out up there a lot by hisself. He's had
Speaker 2: multiple times they've come up around him at night time.
Speaker 2: Sometimes they'll throw rocks at us, sometimes break limbs, and
Speaker 2: sometimes they don't do nothing but stand there. They'll get
Speaker 2: behind trees. You see their eyes looking at you. We've
Speaker 2: been growled at, huffed at. I mean, we even heard
Speaker 2: what we call the t rex roar. That was you know,
Speaker 2: that was a night that several of us were coon hunting.
Speaker 2: We really wasn't bigfoot researching that that was actually but
Speaker 2: we got where we use coon hunting as part of
Speaker 2: our research because we've got to notice and a lot
Speaker 2: of times they would come up around us when we
Speaker 2: were coon hunting, and me and my buddy had a
Speaker 2: theory they wouldn't there to bother us or the dogs.
Speaker 2: They were after the coons, and on several occasions, I mean,
Speaker 2: we can't prove that's what happened because we didn't see it,
Speaker 2: but after we left the coon in the tree, because
Speaker 2: me and him did not harvest every coon we come across.
Speaker 2: You know, we were more into it for the dogs,
Speaker 2: you know, just to hear the dog's tree and you know,
Speaker 2: have a good time hunting.
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Speaker 2: Several times though, we have leased our dolls and be
Speaker 2: halfway back to the truck and you start hearing that
Speaker 2: coon squawling like something got a hold of it. So
Speaker 2: me and him thinking we were ringing the dinner bell
Speaker 2: when we would come hunt, you know. And of course
Speaker 2: a lot of other people have said the same thing
Speaker 2: with deer hunting and other type hunting, that sometimes that
Speaker 2: rifle shots like a dinner bell, and of course we
Speaker 2: know that does that with grizzlies and some other animals. Well,
Speaker 2: this being too might be the same way. You know,
Speaker 2: he's he've learned to let man do some of the
Speaker 2: hunting for him. So this is some of the stuff
Speaker 2: that's went on up there over the years. I mean
Speaker 2: there's tons of it. A lot of other people has
Speaker 2: experienced stuff. Other bigfoot researchers have been there. We've had
Speaker 2: several outings when we could have one. Now we can't
Speaker 2: have them no more. All I can do is a
Speaker 2: little small camp outs now, but and people who live
Speaker 2: around the area on the outskirts of the hunting club,
Speaker 2: out of farm land, private land with timber, and there's
Speaker 2: been multiple reports of people seeing them having stuff happening
Speaker 2: around their property. And of course I lived two miles
Speaker 2: from it too, and they show up here at my
Speaker 2: place sometimes. I found her footprints slapped the house. I've
Speaker 2: got a glimpse of them. Some of my neighbors here
Speaker 2: in my community have seen them. One lady got a
Speaker 2: very good look at one one night and scared her
Speaker 2: after death. And she was out smoking about ten o'clock
Speaker 2: at night and she noticed something come out of the
Speaker 2: woodline on all fours and she thought it was a
Speaker 2: big old dog, she says, the biggest dog ever seen
Speaker 2: in my life. And there was a street light out there,
Speaker 2: so they it kind of went through the edge of
Speaker 2: the light of the street light, and it was heading
Speaker 2: toward her neighbor's home, and her neighbor had several dogs
Speaker 2: over her and all that, and she figured that's where
Speaker 2: it was going. Well, she stood up and called, you know,
Speaker 2: started calling to said hey, poochy, hey poochy. Well, when
Speaker 2: she did the thing stood up on two legs and
Speaker 2: turn around looked at her, and the lady kept emphasizing
Speaker 2: to me the face, the face, and she just told me.
Speaker 2: She said the face was white. She said, I ain't
Speaker 2: never seen nothing like that. She said it was almost
Speaker 2: like a skeleton looking at me. But she said, you know,
Speaker 2: the body was full of hair. And she said it
Speaker 2: was in the seven eight foot range. And when it
Speaker 2: looked at her, it turned right around and didn't run,
Speaker 2: just walked right aby across the road and went back
Speaker 2: in the woods. Of course, she went in the house
Speaker 2: when I went and interviewed her about it, and really
Speaker 2: went to do talking to her. I come to find
Speaker 2: out she'd been smelling smells. She'd been having stuff hit
Speaker 2: her trailer at night time, and she was putting it
Speaker 2: off as her neighbors back up behind her. She said
Speaker 2: that were you know, drug users, and she thought they
Speaker 2: were coming down there, hitting on her trailer at night,
Speaker 2: getting into her two she had tearing stuff up and
Speaker 2: all that. You know, I said, now, may not being
Speaker 2: them people up there. And then you come to find
Speaker 2: out the neighbor the next door that had the dogs
Speaker 2: ended up talking to her too, and come to find
Speaker 2: out she was leaving a big toat of dog food
Speaker 2: on her front porch to feed her two dogs. Now
Speaker 2: she had a fence ten yard. Her two dogs were
Speaker 2: outside dogs. And I said, your dogs get tore up
Speaker 2: at night time or they do they you know, go
Speaker 2: to carrying them. She said, no, stay scared all the time.
Speaker 2: She said, they get up under it. She had built
Speaker 2: away they could get up under the front porch or something,
Speaker 2: and she said they get up under at nighttime. They
Speaker 2: don't come out. And I said, well, I said you
Speaker 2: noticed anything where She said, well, we go through a
Speaker 2: lot of dog food. And she said, I said, wem
Speaker 2: in you go through a lot of dog food. She said,
Speaker 2: well that told sometime would be about empty lot. Somebody's
Speaker 2: coming up here getting it. And of course I'm going like, well,
Speaker 2: I know, Paul, what's getting it? So? And I think
Speaker 2: you know that booger had done scared them dogs to
Speaker 2: the point where they wasn't gonna say nothing, And you
Speaker 2: know he's easing up on that porch. And come to
Speaker 2: find out later her son in law happened to be
Speaker 2: over there one night and walk out on the porch
Speaker 2: and he got a glimpse of him standing in the
Speaker 2: woodline on us side of the road, because that street
Speaker 2: light kind of lights that area up, and he was
Speaker 2: kind of standing in the edge of that light in
Speaker 2: the wooden line and he's singing. And so from then
Speaker 2: on that lady I told her, I said, you need
Speaker 2: to keep your dog food in the house. I said,
Speaker 2: he's done found a very easily way to come get,
Speaker 2: you know, something easy to eat. And of course, my opinion,
Speaker 2: he done buffaloed them dogs too, and they just keeping
Speaker 2: their mouths up when he is coming around. But I
Speaker 2: haven't heard nothing from those people. Now in about a year,
Speaker 2: they about a half a mile from him, maybe a
Speaker 2: little further than that. I hadn't heard a word from him.
Speaker 2: So I don't know if they have quit food and
Speaker 2: around over you know, around their houses or what. I do.
Speaker 2: Need to go check in with them and just see
Speaker 2: what's going on over there. But another neighbor over had
Speaker 2: chickens start going missing. We went over to her property.
Speaker 2: She lived right above these two people. They had a gardens,
Speaker 2: thought and of course we have chicken shad at our
Speaker 2: homes and you know, farm animals and stuff. And she
Speaker 2: wanted me to come over and tell her what maybe
Speaker 2: got her chicken. She was thinking a coon or apossum
Speaker 2: or something. So when we got over there, her husband
Speaker 2: had built a very nice chicken coop. I mean very nice.
Speaker 2: He's a cartoner by trade, so I mean, this was
Speaker 2: an elegant chicken house. And on the back side there
Speaker 2: was a big, pretty round hole. And I got to
Speaker 2: looking at that hole, and I mean, this hole as
Speaker 2: big as a basketball. And I told him, I said,
Speaker 2: you know, I said, I know a coon can do
Speaker 2: stuff like that, but I said, win, did it do
Speaker 2: it up so high for? And it's just, you know,
Speaker 2: very very smooth. And then right there at the ground
Speaker 2: was padded down, not real hard. That something stood there
Speaker 2: a while and I started walking around when my wife
Speaker 2: happened to be standing out there where their little garden
Speaker 2: spot is and it's kind of a softer ground, and
Speaker 2: she said, hey, come over here, think here's a track.
Speaker 2: Of course, I walk over and there is a you know,
Speaker 2: a track in their garden about ten inches long. I
Speaker 2: mean you see the five toes and yeah, I mean
Speaker 2: you can make it out very well. What it was
Speaker 2: only one track is only it's right there in the
Speaker 2: edge of the garden like it whatever was walking right there,
Speaker 2: you know, step one foot right in the edge, which
Speaker 2: was its left foot, and that was in the direction
Speaker 2: heading right to that chicken coop. I think, you know,
Speaker 2: my opinion can't prove it because you know, we didn't
Speaker 2: see it happen, but I think, you know, that's what
Speaker 2: got a couple of her chickens. And I think it
Speaker 2: was a younger one because I think that other one's
Speaker 2: a lot bigger, you know, so I'm pretty sure this
Speaker 2: is a small one, which we know usually first one
Speaker 2: there's more than one around, you know, there's cerebal around.
Speaker 2: So but it's been pretty quiet with him for a
Speaker 2: little while. They haven't called them, said anything to me, so,
Speaker 2: but I do need to check in with them and
Speaker 2: see if anything's happening over rare lately. So, and that's
Speaker 2: just some of the stuff. I mean, we could go
Speaker 2: eight hours, ten hours easy on right right.
Speaker 1: It's it's incredibly it's incredibly evident that, yeah, you are
Speaker 1: in the thick of it down there for sure. Uh,
Speaker 1: this is a pre recorded show, so I can cut
Speaker 1: anything out that I need to, Okay, So just keep
Speaker 1: that in mind. If there's something where I ask something
Speaker 1: and you're like, oh, that kind of gives away something
Speaker 1: I can take it out. So that being said, Uh,
Speaker 1: there's a place that comes up a few times where
Speaker 1: it's just like it is very very intense, and I
Speaker 1: believe it is called Holland's Hunting Camp.
Speaker 2: Yes. Yeah, that's the community of Hollands. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Is that any any place that you've investigated yourself for
Speaker 1: or had things happen in that area? It just sounds
Speaker 1: like it is very very intense in that area.
Speaker 3: It is.
Speaker 2: Yes, I've went down there on several outings. I've went
Speaker 2: down and said at night with several other people we
Speaker 2: bought with some of the woods down there, their sightings there.
Speaker 2: There's been a lot of audio cult there over the
Speaker 2: last several years. How how I got turned on to
Speaker 2: the place was going back to mister mister Banko when
Speaker 2: he went in researched the private property. The same creek
Speaker 2: that comes by Holland's Hunter's Camp went right by that
Speaker 2: those people's private property. So he walked up at the greek. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he walked up that creek into the managementy uh, and
Speaker 2: he started finding footprints, tree bowls, all kind of stuff.
Speaker 2: And then he actually come on into the management area
Speaker 2: looking around He even drove up in the Holland's Hunters
Speaker 2: camp went to some other places, and he told me,
Speaker 2: he said, he said, those boogers are using that creek
Speaker 2: up and down. He said, I don't know if they're
Speaker 2: staying in the managementary then coming down here at night
Speaker 2: to aggravate these people, or if vice versa. He said,
Speaker 2: I really don't know, he said, he said it. You know,
Speaker 2: they may just travel back and forth in here, and
Speaker 2: so I started paying attention to it. Another researcher was
Speaker 2: to h you know, of course, I'm wanna give him
Speaker 2: credit to you know, it just wasn't me. There was
Speaker 2: another guy in that area too, which we both knew
Speaker 2: each other and went together sometimes. But we started having
Speaker 2: some outings down there and just some small camp outs,
Speaker 2: and you know, we'd hear vocals at night, have stuff happen.
Speaker 2: Of course, there's you know, well there was a person
Speaker 2: found there. I'm gonna put it this way. Of course,
Speaker 2: some people say he was killed by something there, and
Speaker 2: then some people say he had a heart attacker. So
Speaker 2: but let me back up and say what I sing
Speaker 2: and and so it's hard for me to say, really
Speaker 2: what happened. But uh, back in the early eighties, there
Speaker 2: was a hunter that was found about ten or twelve
Speaker 2: feet from his tree stand. Now, according to what the
Speaker 2: other researcher said, and what I seen is a corner report.
Speaker 2: If I looking at a real Corners report, I'm always
Speaker 2: gonna say that because I just don't know if it
Speaker 2: was or not. I'm giving the benefit of doubt it was.
Speaker 2: But I've tried to go research it real deep and
Speaker 2: I'm not coming up with nothing. But I'm gonna say this,
Speaker 2: he had a little more clout to get it. Let's
Speaker 2: put it that way, because he is in law enforcement.
Speaker 2: So when I held the what little artificial Corners report
Speaker 2: of Clay County, Alabama, he said this guy was killed
Speaker 2: by an unknown animal. That's what it stated on it.
Speaker 2: He had one arm ripped off, heavy bruising all over
Speaker 2: his body. His body was twisted like he would take
Speaker 2: a rag and twist it, and one of his legs
Speaker 2: was broke backwards. If you know what I'm saying, something
Speaker 2: like it pulled his leg backwards and broke it. Now
Speaker 2: that's looking at you know what I thought was an
Speaker 2: official Corners report. I can't say if it was or not.
Speaker 2: I'm just giving the benefit of the doubt it was.
Speaker 2: And how this researcher found this out was he got
Speaker 2: in pretty good with some of the game wardens in
Speaker 2: that area and really got to be talkative with them.
Speaker 2: I knew some of them, but I didn't talk with
Speaker 2: them as much as he did. Now, some of the
Speaker 2: locals down there will tell you that, yeah, there was
Speaker 2: a hunter found up there, but that he had a
Speaker 2: heart attack. And of course when I asked us, well,
Speaker 2: who told you he had a heart attack, and it's
Speaker 2: what the game wardens did. So right now we know
Speaker 2: Boogers were there. There's no doubt people have seen them.
Speaker 2: We've got audio over there. Tracks have been found there,
Speaker 2: plus crazy other stuff, flashes of light at night, vibrations,
Speaker 2: thumping noises. It's just a strange place full of courts.
Speaker 2: It's it's you know a lot of people go right
Speaker 2: in there and have stuff happen. I mean, I think
Speaker 2: it's paranormal there too big.
Speaker 1: For society will be right back after these messages, I.
Speaker 2: Might as well just say it's paranormal and Booger's there too.
Speaker 2: Several people have got some photographs from there. I don't
Speaker 2: know if they'd be willing to show them or not,
Speaker 2: you know, but well one of them was showed on
Speaker 2: Woodwalkers here a while back, so on one of their
Speaker 2: Sunday afternoon shows. So there's evidence from there, there's stuff
Speaker 2: pointing there, but the hunter part is up in the
Speaker 2: air a little bit, you know. But now let me
Speaker 2: say this too. There's been multiple tents found there, abandoned
Speaker 2: with everything still there. We had an outing there two
Speaker 2: and a half years ago, I think it was in
Speaker 2: the spring. We all got there on a Friday. We
Speaker 2: noticed a tent that was way off down by itself
Speaker 2: in a little part of the campground. We could tell
Speaker 2: everything was still there. You can see the cooler, you
Speaker 2: can see stuff hanging up in the tree, you can
Speaker 2: see their fire pit, chairs, the whole nine yards. You know,
Speaker 2: we can see it down there. And you know, they
Speaker 2: didn't think nothing about it. Thought they's gone to town
Speaker 2: to get something. You know, we don't know, you know,
Speaker 2: really what went on, But come dark and people hadn't
Speaker 2: come back. Come at night time, nobody never showed up. Well,
Speaker 2: the next day we get up, nobody still back at
Speaker 2: that tent, and of course curiosity starts getting to us,
Speaker 2: you know, and one guy walks down there and he
Speaker 2: just kind of walks around and he notices that the
Speaker 2: zipper and the tent's ripped out. So he comes back
Speaker 2: up there and you know, tells us, hey, you know,
Speaker 2: the zipper's been ripped out of that tent. And he
Speaker 2: said there's clothes and all kind of stuff inside that tent.
Speaker 2: You know, he didn't go in it. He just kind
Speaker 2: of peeped and he said they're chairs and coolers and
Speaker 2: he said, oh nwe yard the camping stove. Everything's down there.
Speaker 2: So some of us walked back down there, and one
Speaker 2: of the guys with us was in law enforcement, and
Speaker 2: we get down there, and of course we're all scared
Speaker 2: to kind of look in there, because you know, I'm
Speaker 2: scared we might look in there and to be a
Speaker 2: body laying there or something. So but he finally decides
Speaker 2: to go in the tent. He said, I'll go in
Speaker 2: the tent. Make sure you know there's not somebody deceased
Speaker 2: and all that. So he enters the tent and of
Speaker 2: course he says, nobody's in here. He said, it's women
Speaker 2: and kids was in here, and he said there's a
Speaker 2: makeup box full of makeup. Well, he happens to pull
Speaker 2: the purse up. There's a purse sitting there, and he
Speaker 2: opens the purse and the women, the woman's identification, everything's
Speaker 2: in there. And he comes out and he said, we gotta,
Speaker 2: you know, let the game wardens know. He said, you know,
Speaker 2: you know, you know, here's all her belongings are still here.
Speaker 2: We opened up the cooler. The eyes had done melted
Speaker 2: and the food had done got spoiled. So wh knew
Speaker 2: had been several days, you know, we could tell it
Speaker 2: had been several days since somebody had been there. He
Speaker 2: goes and turns in that stuff to the game wardens.
Speaker 2: They don't say much about it to you, which was
Speaker 2: odd to him, you know, him being law enforcement. You know,
Speaker 2: it kind of struck him odd. But we come on back,
Speaker 2: you know, and finished out our weekend in the tent
Speaker 2: was still there. You know, we never seen a game
Speaker 2: wars come check it, come look at it. To nothing.
Speaker 2: We all thought, you know, it's kind of odd, you know,
Speaker 2: And so a lot of folks had come from far off.
Speaker 2: They all went back home, but with me living close by,
Speaker 2: I started going back down our checking that tent sits
Speaker 2: there for one month with nothing touched for one month,
Speaker 2: for it disappeared, and my buddy tried to he remembered
Speaker 2: the woman's name, and I think he tried to type
Speaker 2: it in and he couldn't pull up nothing. And we
Speaker 2: wouldn't finding any missing persons in this area at the time,
Speaker 2: or missing kids or anything. So that's one of them.
Speaker 2: But we don't know really what to say about it.
Speaker 2: You know, did somebody just get scared to death and
Speaker 2: leave during the middle of the night, left all their
Speaker 2: stuff or what went on? Uh, you know, there's no
Speaker 2: signs of car, you know, being there wasn't no vehicle,
Speaker 2: and we couldn't really tell if it been tire tracts
Speaker 2: or not because you know, people coming in and out
Speaker 2: of there any other thing. But so that's one of those.
Speaker 2: I really don't know what took place. I have talked
Speaker 2: to locals down in there about the area, asking them
Speaker 2: if they've seen anything, heard anything. A lot of them
Speaker 2: say now. Then they'll come right back and say, well,
Speaker 2: you know one time I heard this when I was
Speaker 2: hunting over here, or I smelled this one time. But
Speaker 2: you know, nobody coming out and saying they've seen something.
Speaker 2: But they did mention said, yeah, you know, the law
Speaker 2: finds a lot of people down in here, a lot
Speaker 2: of times dead, And I said they do. I said,
Speaker 2: I don't never hear about that. And they said, well, yeah,
Speaker 2: most of them, they say overdoses. They'll get up in
Speaker 2: here and take an overdose, have a heart attack up
Speaker 2: here in the campground or on some east side roads.
Speaker 2: And I'm going, well, I don't ever hear of that,
Speaker 2: you know, And so you know, if one of those,
Speaker 2: you don't know how to deal with it. You know,
Speaker 2: you know which way do you go with this? And
Speaker 2: you know, is the officials ruining in it is drug
Speaker 2: overdoses or is they something else happening? You know, really
Speaker 2: really just can't say, you know, just really don't know that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but that ain't yeah Mark, Sorry that Mark, that's
Speaker 1: some wild stuff. I mean, a heart attack doesn't rip
Speaker 1: someone's arm off like that's that's some wild wild stuff.
Speaker 1: And you you've seen what you think is a coroner's report,
Speaker 1: not to get to graphic, but did that also have
Speaker 1: pictures or was it just all typed out?
Speaker 3: And what happened what I think was all just state that, okay, gotcha?
Speaker 2: And I never asked him how he got that. I'm
Speaker 2: assuming him being at one time in law enforcement. Maybe
Speaker 2: he was able to pull it better, you know. I
Speaker 2: don't know. Maybe he got friends or something. I don't
Speaker 2: know how he got it now. I did talk to
Speaker 2: another person in law enforcement about that, and I asked him,
Speaker 2: I said, how easy is it get records from back
Speaker 2: in the eighties And they said, well, they said that
Speaker 2: sometimes can be hard to do because all of it
Speaker 2: hadn't been put on computer, and a lot of it's
Speaker 2: in files, and it's corner where they're keeping the files
Speaker 2: at and then you got to get them to go
Speaker 2: look for the files. And said most of them ain't
Speaker 2: gonna want to do it because it's very time consuming,
Speaker 2: and especially if it's something controversial, they sure ain't gonna
Speaker 2: want to touch it. And said, uh, you know, something
Speaker 2: going back into that time period would probably be hard
Speaker 2: to pull, you know. And I even went to the
Speaker 2: point of looking at newspapers from that time from from
Speaker 2: my side of the county to that side of the county,
Speaker 2: in the county next door, because that did happen in
Speaker 2: another county, but that my county, in that county right
Speaker 2: next door to each other. I didn't try to pull newspaper,
Speaker 2: you know, look at deaths, you know, from Holland's wildlife management. Ay,
Speaker 2: when you put that in, you don't get nothing. It's
Speaker 2: just like, you know, it don't exist. Now. I haven't
Speaker 2: went in real deep looking forward. I guess I could
Speaker 2: could go into what they call the dark way up
Speaker 2: and it might pull up. But you know, and so
Speaker 2: it's one of those you really don't know which way
Speaker 2: to go with it, you know, do you really want
Speaker 2: to dig it up and or do you you know,
Speaker 2: one of them you just leave alone.
Speaker 1: I don't know, you know, So yeah, absolutely are you
Speaker 1: going into that area by yourself as well?
Speaker 2: I have been in there by myself, not a whole lot.
Speaker 2: I used to go in there hunting in a good
Speaker 2: bit back in the eighties and nineties. I hunted in it,
Speaker 2: and people hunting there now by themselves. That's a popular
Speaker 2: management there, especially for turkeys. Of course, it's located in
Speaker 2: the Taydigger National Forest, so it is Forest service land.
Speaker 2: Just the state rents the property from the Forest service,
Speaker 2: you know for a management area. Uh, there's people live
Speaker 2: all in there, and there's some property inside the management
Speaker 2: aary private property, and there's people hunt that place. But
Speaker 2: now I have more sightings of or witnesses that have
Speaker 2: witnessed stuff in there and different parts of that management area.
Speaker 2: And that's about twenty nine thousand acres, so you know,
Speaker 2: it's pretty big, and there's a big mountain range, one
Speaker 2: of the last big mountains in Alabama runs right through
Speaker 2: the middle of it. But I had, you know, I've
Speaker 2: had several other people, you know, give me their witness
Speaker 2: what they saw. Some of it wasn't there to Hollands
Speaker 2: Hunter's camp, some of us and other places of the
Speaker 2: management area. You know, when there's some watershed lakes that
Speaker 2: that the government built that supplies water to the town
Speaker 2: I live in, people have seen them around it. So
Speaker 2: there's there's multiple, multiple you know sightings people here in audio.
Speaker 2: Sorry about that rooster in the background. That's great, But
Speaker 2: so there there's a big history of that area. There's
Speaker 2: some more private land not too far away to the west,
Speaker 2: has had multiple people have seen multiple bookers there. Uh.
Speaker 2: The audio is found footprints. Uh. So that area is
Speaker 2: just a rich area. Of course, it's part of the
Speaker 2: National Forest, so it's a rich lot going on there,
Speaker 2: a lot going on.
Speaker 1: This has been just an extremely interesting conversation. It's always
Speaker 1: awesome to talk to someone that that's their home base.
Speaker 1: Where's there, there's just a lot of intense activity. Before
Speaker 1: I forget it, you had mentioned Alabama bigfoot dot com
Speaker 1: and how it's no longer there. However, on the Internet,
Speaker 1: nothing has ever gone. So a cool thing is you
Speaker 1: can go to something called the Internet Archive, which is
Speaker 1: archive dot org, and go to what's called the wayback
Speaker 1: machine and if there's a section where you can type
Speaker 1: in web addresses, and what this does is it scrapes
Speaker 1: websites or makes copies of them every year. So you
Speaker 1: can type in Alabama bigfoot dot com and go back
Speaker 1: to about maybe like twenty eleven ish, and you can
Speaker 1: still read all the siting reports on that website. It's
Speaker 1: some of them are broken, but most of them, like
Speaker 1: I've clicked on a few, it's all there still. So
Speaker 1: it's kind of a cool thing, you know, if you
Speaker 1: know where to look, you can still find stuff. And
Speaker 1: sometimes listeners, you go to some sites you can look
Speaker 1: at previous versions of reports and I'm going to leave
Speaker 1: that there. Okay, you can do your own detective work
Speaker 1: listeners for that, but uh, do you mind, uh Mark
Speaker 1: taking a few minutes just so people, you know, know
Speaker 1: how they can keep up to date with what you're
Speaker 1: doing and talk about your YouTube channel a little bit
Speaker 1: and it sounds well.
Speaker 3: I'm actually subscribed to your channel. It's a good one.
Speaker 1: So but you'll feel free to share a little bit
Speaker 1: about that.
Speaker 2: Well, of course, our channel started off is more of
Speaker 2: a homesteading channel. My wife is big into what both
Speaker 2: of us are. I'm not going to just say her,
Speaker 2: but we both you know, I grew up in a
Speaker 2: farming family and she kind of grew up you know,
Speaker 2: gardening and having chickens. And so she decided she want
Speaker 2: to do her home homestead channel. And it started out,
Speaker 2: you know, her showing how to do crops out of
Speaker 2: plant stuff, you know, just anything dealing with farm and homesteading.
Speaker 2: And one day she asked me, she said, you need
Speaker 2: to start talking about the Bigfoot stuff. She said, you
Speaker 2: need to start telling them what you've experienced, what other
Speaker 2: people have experienced, you know, and going through that, if
Speaker 2: nothing else, just a way to save it for history,
Speaker 2: for later on, for nothing but your kids to know
Speaker 2: what you were doing. I said, well, you've got a
Speaker 2: point there, and so, you know, we I started, you know,
Speaker 2: doing a video and she do her videos, and then
Speaker 2: we started having a live on Friday nights where we
Speaker 2: interact with people. Now on Friday Nights, we still try
Speaker 2: to attend more toward the homesteading part of it, because
Speaker 2: we want people to be self sufficient, you know, want
Speaker 2: people be able to grow their own stuff or if
Speaker 2: nothing else, you know, if they just grow it in
Speaker 2: their hoot in their backyard. You know, hey, that's great.
Speaker 2: You know, it's pretty cool when you can eat your
Speaker 2: own food that you produce. But I started telling a
Speaker 2: little bit of history of the Creepy Mountain and other
Speaker 2: areas and started interviewing people in my area and some
Speaker 2: people not in my area. I'm trying to stay focused
Speaker 2: in my area, not saying I don't want to talk
Speaker 2: to people in other areas. I love to, but I
Speaker 2: want to try to get as much information out of
Speaker 2: my area. And I'm slowly having people come forward, you
Speaker 2: know that. I guess they're starting to trust me and
Speaker 2: figuring out I ain't gonna do anything, you know, to
Speaker 2: mess them up. And you know, so people have started
Speaker 2: coming forward giving me their sightings and encounters. Of course,
Speaker 2: me and my friend Keith, we're doing that the whole time.
Speaker 2: When mister Banko asked us to be him and Mike's
Speaker 2: investigators for this part of Alabama, a central Alabama, and
Speaker 2: we went and started going to people's properties and submitting
Speaker 2: them reports. So a lot of those reports you were
Speaker 2: just talking about, some of them are gonna be and
Speaker 2: me and Keith's reports now it'll be labeled mg K
Speaker 2: T and you can go through a lot of the
Speaker 2: reports and I'm you know, we would go and of
Speaker 2: course there's a lot of pictures, but I don't know
Speaker 2: if the pictures will show up or not now. But
Speaker 2: uh and that's some of the stuff I lost, That's
Speaker 2: what I was getting at earlier. But uh so we
Speaker 2: do that. So I try to interview people. I try
Speaker 2: to go to Creepy Mountain show stuff when I find
Speaker 2: things or other properties. And that's basically what we got.
Speaker 2: We're not no bid YouTube channel, but like I've told people,
Speaker 2: I'd rather grow in quality and I would quantity. Right now,
Speaker 2: we have a good group of people that come in
Speaker 2: on Friday nights with us on our chats and and
Speaker 2: I do talk a little bit about Bigfoot some but
Speaker 2: I try to save that more from my videos and
Speaker 2: our lives with other people, and so anybody's welcome come
Speaker 2: check us out. Don't have to agree with what I
Speaker 2: have to say, because we all got opinions on this
Speaker 2: subject and none of us are experts. So but I'll
Speaker 2: tell you what I you know, what I've noticed or
Speaker 2: what I found that might be true. You know, I'll
Speaker 2: try to point it out and you know, go from there.
Speaker 1: Is there the best way to reach out to you
Speaker 1: if they're like, yeah, I'm from that area and i'd
Speaker 1: love to, you know, get my interview on record. Is
Speaker 1: there a way they can do them right?
Speaker 2: Right? Yeah? Well, we have a Facebook page. It's called
Speaker 2: City Creek Bottoms Farmstead on YouTube. Also on YouTube, Uh,
Speaker 2: well it's City Creek bottom so instead life on YouTube.
Speaker 2: Excuse me, my wife put that life in there here
Speaker 2: a while back, but because we were getting confused with
Speaker 2: another City Creek Homestead. But we have a Facebook page,
Speaker 2: we have our YouTube page. Also, I have an email.
Speaker 2: Uh it's em Green three five one three five one
Speaker 2: one at gmail dot com. So they can email men
Speaker 2: or they can find me on messenger on Facebook, you know,
Speaker 2: and they can message me. Uh. That's how some people
Speaker 2: have gotten contact with me. Uh through messengers. Some have
Speaker 2: through email. Some have done it through the chat on
Speaker 2: Friday nights. They have say hey, I've got something going on,
Speaker 2: I'd like to talk to you, and of course, I,
Speaker 2: you know, give them my email and you know, then
Speaker 2: they'd send me an email and then we got started
Speaker 2: from here. In fact, i've got to right now, I'm
Speaker 2: working on that. I've got to go to their property
Speaker 2: as soon as I can get a chance that works
Speaker 2: out for them and me to go look at what
Speaker 2: they got going on. That came from then watching the
Speaker 2: YouTube channel. So it's starting to really grow. I wish
Speaker 2: I was retired where I could really go to people's
Speaker 2: properties regular and start checking stuff. But I'm still having
Speaker 2: to work for living right now. So a couple more
Speaker 2: years I might, you know, good lord with and I
Speaker 2: might be able to do that. And that's not what
Speaker 2: I am planning on doing when I get retired, maybe
Speaker 2: being able to get out more to people's properties and
Speaker 2: see what they got and you know, see if I
Speaker 2: can help them tell them, hey, this is what you got,
Speaker 2: this what you ain't got. You know, I don't know,
Speaker 2: but that's what I'm gonna shoot for.
Speaker 3: Anyway, Well, there you go.
Speaker 1: It sounds like a good plan, and I hope people
Speaker 1: from that area that listen to this do reach out
Speaker 1: to you. Well, we'll have to keep an eye on
Speaker 1: how things are going through your channel, definitely. But you know,
Speaker 1: Mark Plowboy Green, I just appreciate you being on the
Speaker 1: show today. It has been privileged chatting with you.
Speaker 2: I appreciate you having me home, appreciate you and giving
Speaker 2: me a chance to tell what you know we've experienced
Speaker 2: here in my area and what other folks has experienced.
Speaker 2: And like I tell everybody, these things exist. There's no
Speaker 2: way around it. They exist. There's too many people and
Speaker 2: I've done laid my eyes on them several times and
Speaker 2: had interactions with them. I know they exist, and what
Speaker 2: they are I can't tell you. I mean, of course
Speaker 2: I have my opinion what they are, but you know,
Speaker 2: I'm like everybody else, I really don't know what we're
Speaker 2: dealing with. But I do know they exist. There's no
Speaker 2: doubt about it there. You know.
Speaker 1: Just want to take a minute to say thank you
Speaker 1: truly for listening to this episode or the Bigfoot Society podcast.
Speaker 1: Mark's story is one of those encounters that leaves you thinking,
Speaker 1: not just because of what peeked out from behind the tree,
Speaker 1: but because of what it's set in motion. Huge thanks
Speaker 1: to Mark Plowboy Green for sharing years of personal encounters
Speaker 1: from the swamps of Lowndes County to the eerie edges
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