Speaker 1: You're listening to Bigla Society, and I'm Jeremiah Byron. In
Speaker 1: this show, we go beyond the campfire stories to bring
Speaker 1: you first hand encounters from people who say they've seen
Speaker 1: something impossible. From backwoods trails and remote mountain haulers to
Speaker 1: quiet farms and crowded highways. The stories come from everywhere,
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.
Speaker 1: To settle in, because today you'll hear another account that
Speaker 1: just might change the way you see the woods forever.
Speaker 1: So stay with us. Feel free to share what you've experienced.
Speaker 2: Her my first time, can I say where? It's where
Speaker 2: they were?
Speaker 1: Absolutely? Yeah.
Speaker 2: It was in Yankee Springs, Michigan. We were coon hunting.
Speaker 2: I was just a child. I can't tell you exactly
Speaker 2: how old, but it's possible I was five or six
Speaker 2: years old. The dog took off and chased a deer,
Speaker 2: which they weren't supposed to do, so my grandfather set
Speaker 2: us on a tree that had been broken down to
Speaker 2: wait there while he went and got the dogs. Because
Speaker 2: it was a swampy area where we had parked, and
Speaker 2: all around us was a hill that you could see,
Speaker 2: you know, the outline of trees and such. And my
Speaker 2: brother that was with me was getting a little bit
Speaker 2: nervous about something, and I pointed up the hill and said, well,
Speaker 2: Grandpa's just standing right there, and he goes, no, that's
Speaker 2: not grandpa. And my grandfather came left in the opposite
Speaker 2: direction and came back up the hill from the opposite direction.
Speaker 2: And although he was a big man, this thing was
Speaker 2: wide and big. And I couldn't tell you exactly now,
Speaker 2: but I've always remembered it. And when we talked about
Speaker 2: it the next day, my grandfather mentioned that I said
Speaker 2: it felt like being in the twilight zone because of
Speaker 2: seeing him walk up after I just saw him in
Speaker 2: the opposite direction about one hundred yards by second two
Speaker 2: incidences we're in Athens, Michigan. The first one, I was
Speaker 2: sitting indoors and I heard the old Ohio type yell
Speaker 2: in the woods that were beyond the acreage in my backyard.
Speaker 2: I could hear indoors. My wife come running in the
Speaker 2: house scared. My neighbor went in the house and called
Speaker 2: me and said, did you hear that? And I said, yes,
Speaker 2: I even heard it indoors. It was May twenty seventh,
Speaker 2: about right around I would say maybe twenty twelve, an
Speaker 2: exact week later. I was the one outdoors. We had
Speaker 2: projects going on because we had just bought the house.
Speaker 2: I was one outdoors, and the same thing happened from
Speaker 2: this wooded area. A friend of mine came later in
Speaker 2: the afternoon and I told him about it, and he goes,
Speaker 2: let's go check it out. And when we got into
Speaker 2: the woods there were footprints. I called the bfroo that
Speaker 2: who was in charge of it in Michigan. He came
Speaker 2: to my house and found other evidence of twisted trees
Speaker 2: and everything else that were actually in my yard. We
Speaker 2: just had a lot of strange things happen in that
Speaker 2: Athens area that you know that there was no explanation
Speaker 2: other than bigfoot.
Speaker 1: How close do you think it was getting to your house?
Speaker 2: I think it was coming up to I had a building,
Speaker 2: a giant building, seventy two by forty brick building that
Speaker 2: was two stories tall, and in back where I built
Speaker 2: a car, built cars and worked on things. I think
Speaker 2: it was coming to the back of that building, which
Speaker 2: was maybe forty to fifty steps from the house. And
Speaker 2: I believe it was coming more than one would come
Speaker 2: across the street that the woods that lined the road,
Speaker 2: because we'd hear them knocking back and forth. At night time.
Speaker 2: My wife would wake up to it and shake me
Speaker 2: and say, are you listening to that? And of course
Speaker 2: in summertime we'd have the windows open and I'd pay
Speaker 2: a lot of attention to it because it was like
Speaker 2: one was signaling to the other. You could tell they
Speaker 2: were quite a distance away from each other.
Speaker 1: Do you know if hold on sorry, do you know
Speaker 1: if your neighbors were experiencing anything as well?
Speaker 2: Yes, they were hearing stuff, Like I said. One of
Speaker 2: the first times when my wife had heard it, my
Speaker 2: neighbor was out there and he heard it and called
Speaker 2: me and asked me if I heard it? Me being
Speaker 2: in the house, I heard it so plain and so loud.
Speaker 2: It was almost like you could feel it, especially at
Speaker 2: the end of the call. At the end of the call,
Speaker 2: it got so deep and guttural that it kind of
Speaker 2: felt it through the air. And my wife wouldn't get
Speaker 2: scared or think bigfoot automatically whatsoever. But she come running
Speaker 2: in the house and said, what do you think that was?
Speaker 2: And I said, what did it sound like to you?
Speaker 2: And the first words that come out of her mouth
Speaker 2: were bigfoot, and she wouldn't be someone that would jump
Speaker 2: to that conclusion.
Speaker 1: Based on what you've experienced over the years, How would
Speaker 1: you describe what bigfoot is?
Speaker 2: I I really I don't believe they're extraterrestial, like I
Speaker 2: read and hear people's opinion of. I think they're just
Speaker 2: an unknown maybe ape, maybe an ape and human mixed.
Speaker 2: I don't know, because the size just is is what
Speaker 2: keeps my mind working, you know, the size of them
Speaker 2: having to go back so many thousands of years for
Speaker 2: gigant epithetus to be to have been alive. I don't
Speaker 2: believe they could have hid for that long. But now
Speaker 2: it seems they ain't even hiding. Either that that or
Speaker 2: AI is taking over and you can't believe none of it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean a lot of stuff that you're seeing
Speaker 1: out there today is fake because it's AI. But I'm
Speaker 1: also saying that we're either at the point where there's
Speaker 1: a ton of encounters happening, or people are just at
Speaker 1: the point where they don't care and they're sharing what
Speaker 1: they've experienced, which I think is great. So it's a
Speaker 1: very interesting time period to live in. But thank you
Speaker 1: so much for coming up and sharing what you experienced
Speaker 1: up there in Michigan.
Speaker 2: Well, I just hope that in my lifetime they do
Speaker 2: find the correct answer. It's just one of the things
Speaker 2: I even pray to God about that I do find
Speaker 2: out the truth well during my lifetime, and I just
Speaker 2: wanted to share that with you, and thank you. I
Speaker 2: watch you on here all the time.
Speaker 1: That's awesome. Thank you so much. I appreciate it. And
Speaker 1: I hope you are able to stick around. Thank you,
Speaker 1: God bless you.
Speaker 2: We'll be here you too.
Speaker 1: That's good stuff, good stuff, good first accounts from Michigan.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Slinger. All Right, hey, Ronald, how's it going.
Speaker 3: I'm good. How are you doing tonight? Hey?
Speaker 1: Doing great.
Speaker 3: I don't know if it's much of.
Speaker 4: A story, to be honest with you, if it's I'm
Speaker 4: not sure if it's even a bigfoot story, but it was.
Speaker 4: It was something that was kind of stuck in my
Speaker 4: mind for quite a while. So this happened, you mind
Speaker 4: if I just started right away? Uh, this happened. I
Speaker 4: want to say about it's going on three years ago.
Speaker 4: Between two and three years ago, my one of my
Speaker 4: older brothers passed away. And I'm in Wisconsin and I
Speaker 4: live in Waukee Shaw, Wisconsin, and my brother was living
Speaker 4: up in the Indian Reservation in Monocua, which is about
Speaker 4: a four hour drive up north from Waukee Shaw, Wisconsin.
Speaker 3: So it's real.
Speaker 4: It's a real wooded area, heavily wooded. And we were
Speaker 4: up there, me, my wife, my three boys, and we
Speaker 4: met up with a couple of friends of the family
Speaker 4: who were going up for his funeral. We actually had
Speaker 4: to do a thing where we're in Mexican American. But
Speaker 4: his girlfriend was Native, and when my brother passed away,
Speaker 4: you know, they had kids together, they had a Native
Speaker 4: funeral for him. That's what he wanted. That was his
Speaker 4: last request. And there's a whole ritual that goes with it. It's
Speaker 4: kind of cool. I won't go into great detail for it,
Speaker 4: but basically, they start a fire in front of the
Speaker 4: home and you got to keep it going. That's why
Speaker 4: we went up there. I had promised my brother before
Speaker 4: he passed away that we would keep the fire burning
Speaker 4: for like three days. And it's cold up there, extremely cold.
Speaker 4: So when we went up there, we rented out of
Speaker 4: place right outside of the Indian Reservation, which is locked.
Speaker 4: The Flambeaux, So I want to say it was in
Speaker 4: the Monocla area. We showed up there. You know, the
Speaker 4: days are shorter up here in the cold. This was jeez,
Speaker 4: I should I should notice. I apologize, but I'm trying
Speaker 4: to remember the date. Let me look at it. I
Speaker 4: actually got a photo of.
Speaker 3: His on my on my wall here. Well.
Speaker 4: Anyways, this was This was at the end of winter,
Speaker 4: but it was still extremely cold, and we rented out
Speaker 4: of place, like I said, and we were staying out there.
Speaker 4: And one of the evenings that we came back, after
Speaker 4: a lot of the rituals and stuff that we did,
Speaker 4: we were all pretty tired and we went back to
Speaker 4: the placed, the cottage that we were staying at, and
Speaker 4: it was out there all I remember.
Speaker 3: It's by a lake.
Speaker 4: But we never really got any time to spend there
Speaker 4: other than because we were there for my brother's funeral.
Speaker 4: And like I said, we were there with a couple
Speaker 4: of friends. They were in the cottage next to us,
Speaker 4: and my wife's a smoker. I'm a smoker too, but
Speaker 4: I hadn't gone out with them. They went out in
Speaker 4: the back deck her in a front of ours that
Speaker 4: was there. This was that night it was pitch black,
Speaker 4: and we.
Speaker 3: Were sitting in the living room.
Speaker 4: Watching a movie and they came just busting in the
Speaker 4: door with I mean, they were just pale white, and
Speaker 4: they swore they heard this animal. And there's a lot
Speaker 4: of beer up there. Black bear, you know, you see
Speaker 4: them every now and then or whatever. But they swore
Speaker 4: up and now this was not a bear. This was
Speaker 4: sounded like a very large animal that kind of made
Speaker 4: like a roaring yell sound. That's the best they could
Speaker 4: explain it. And then they said that it sounded like
Speaker 4: when they heard it, they heard it hit the water
Speaker 4: because there was a lake down below. But you couldn't
Speaker 4: see it at night, you know. And we went and
Speaker 4: looked the next day, but there was still snow on
Speaker 4: the ground and stuff, so we didn't go all the
Speaker 4: way down by the lake. But it was quite a way,
Speaker 4: you know, I'd say, maybe like one hundred yards. But
Speaker 4: like I said, that night, at night they're out there smoking,
Speaker 4: you can't see anything.
Speaker 3: It's bits black.
Speaker 4: But they said that they heard the thing like whatever
Speaker 4: it was, they believe jumped in the water or threw
Speaker 4: something in the water that was extremely large, because the
Speaker 4: splash was really loud.
Speaker 5: And that's that's.
Speaker 4: Pretty much the story the wake, the way I remember it.
Speaker 4: But it had us all thinking quite a bit.
Speaker 1: Wow, that's pretty cool. I don't hear a lot from
Speaker 1: northern Wisconsin, so that is that is great to hear that.
Speaker 1: Thank you for sharing that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're welcome.
Speaker 1: Have a good night, you too, sir. Hi there, how
Speaker 1: are you.
Speaker 3: Yacht to say? We see in our language?
Speaker 1: Yes, sir, Yes, sir, patsy oh, pleasure to meet you, sir.
Speaker 1: All right, we'll feel free to share what you would
Speaker 1: like to today, sir in.
Speaker 6: Our language, I said earlier, yacht to say that means
Speaker 6: hello and goodbye.
Speaker 3: But my story goes I had a friend of mine.
Speaker 3: I was hunting in Colorado.
Speaker 6: I'm a big time Native American hunter, and I was
Speaker 6: hunting elk.
Speaker 3: Me and my son.
Speaker 6: We had ATVs, we had trailers, we had my old
Speaker 6: antique what I say, it's called canvas. It's made out
Speaker 6: of Denver Canvas Tent Company. I'm not getting sponsorship, so
Speaker 6: just that.
Speaker 3: Off right off the bat.
Speaker 6: But we were we were hunting up there and we
Speaker 6: were in the Salida area. It's by going up towards Bonanza.
Speaker 6: If you go on Colorado map, you go towards Salida.
Speaker 6: Further up there's nothing but a so watch area. That's
Speaker 6: that's a native language, so watch.
Speaker 3: We were up hunting.
Speaker 6: My buddy of mine came back, came down from Ohio.
Speaker 6: He brought his girlfriend and her son, and we were hunting.
Speaker 6: We went scouting the day before. We got there, before
Speaker 6: the hunting season opened. So we went scouting and we
Speaker 6: were at twelve five hundred feet on the mountains.
Speaker 3: As natives as we are.
Speaker 6: I took him to a pristine spot where I knew
Speaker 6: the elk word. They say in our language. When it's dry,
Speaker 6: you go high. When there's snow, you go low. That
Speaker 6: just our way.
Speaker 3: So we were hunting. We came back. There was a
Speaker 3: lot of hunters.
Speaker 6: Believe me, that's a very predominant big bull hunt. So
Speaker 6: we were made up camp. I had a hunter's tamp,
Speaker 6: we had food going. I was cooking some of my
Speaker 6: famous oyster soup. And I think that's what brought him
Speaker 6: in because my friend Dave, and he's from Ohio.
Speaker 3: He's a metal.
Speaker 6: Salesman for educational purposes. But he was up there and
Speaker 6: he brought his desert storm. So I was cooking, were
Speaker 6: enjoying camp.
Speaker 3: Was going five of us, not one of us.
Speaker 6: Five when we saw the bushes move eight to nine
Speaker 6: feet high at the very outskirts.
Speaker 3: So I had some common lamps.
Speaker 6: I had a shower slash bathroom facility built out towards
Speaker 6: the There was a little creek running behind us. But
Speaker 6: these bushes were moving, and he freaked out. I told Dave, hey, no, no,
Speaker 6: be cool. Native to these lands, I said to him,
Speaker 6: he just wants to know what he smells.
Speaker 3: The food I was cooking was oysters.
Speaker 6: Oysters carry if you're cooking oysters, out and open, and
Speaker 6: he came through. We saw the bushes. But the sound
Speaker 6: when I watched this one program on YouTube, these gentlemen
Speaker 6: are in the very backskirts of Alaska.
Speaker 3: The same thing that he said is the same thing
Speaker 3: I said. The bass.
Speaker 6: The sound of the grunt resonates through your body. It's
Speaker 6: not what you normally hear from deer, elk, moose, bear,
Speaker 6: or mountain lion.
Speaker 3: It's totally different. As Native people, we know these hairy creatures.
Speaker 3: We call them brothers from the from the mountains.
Speaker 6: So he came to visit. I told him to chill out.
Speaker 6: We're not going to do nothing. He's not bothering us.
Speaker 6: He just wanted to say ahy by his movement and
Speaker 6: we had to accept it. And I said, just leave
Speaker 6: it alone. But my friend Dave pulled out that big
Speaker 6: Israeli and I started laughing. I told him, hey, calm down, Dave.
Speaker 6: He comes in peace, he's not coming to bother us.
Speaker 6: He's enjoys the food I was cooking.
Speaker 1: Mm hm m hm. Wow, that is wild. My goodness.
Speaker 1: Have you been fortunate enough to have any other experiences
Speaker 1: out there?
Speaker 3: That was my first ever experience.
Speaker 6: But I always watched these programs and here's something that
Speaker 6: you have to understand. I'm not saying it out of disrespect.
Speaker 6: I'm saying it out of knowledge. Our people, our people
Speaker 6: were basically friends with these creatures.
Speaker 3: We've given gifts we would we would give. They were
Speaker 3: called the protectors of the forest.
Speaker 6: Where you got to understand, if you're not from these lands,
Speaker 6: you will not understand it. They've been present to our
Speaker 6: people for thousands of years and what they're trying to
Speaker 6: portray in these channels and all these YouTube channels, you
Speaker 6: have to have the vibration, the proper vibration to these
Speaker 6: lands to communicate with these creatures.
Speaker 3: They only understand our language. If you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: Yeah, absolutely, How does one do that?
Speaker 6: You can't, You can't, you can't. It's impossible. They've known
Speaker 6: us for thousands of years. Us are people people being
Speaker 6: to these lands. They understood us, We understood them, we
Speaker 6: respected them, they respected us. And now they're making millions
Speaker 6: of dollars where people are donating money and so forth
Speaker 6: and so on. We're something they are not aware of
Speaker 6: because they're not people from these lands. You have to
Speaker 6: understand that. That's clearly stated. If you're from Russia, you're
Speaker 6: from Europe, or wherever you come from, that's your lens.
Speaker 6: These are our my native lands. We know these stories
Speaker 6: throughout history. Many tribes have stories of these people, the area, creatures,
Speaker 6: or the mountains. And that's where I think to get
Speaker 6: down to the nitty gritty, if you run, if you
Speaker 6: really want a real, authentic video or true connection to
Speaker 6: these lands, to communicate with these people, it's our people,
Speaker 6: but no one's asked us yet.
Speaker 1: So let me make sure I get this right. So
Speaker 1: in order to communicate correctly, really one needs to go
Speaker 1: through through an individual as yourself.
Speaker 3: As our native people to these lands.
Speaker 1: Yes, right, So how would one do that?
Speaker 3: Like I said, you're asking a question that's very difficult.
Speaker 7: I guess I can say.
Speaker 3: I can say this.
Speaker 6: When I was up there and I felt that presence,
Speaker 6: the vibration that it was sending out to me. I
Speaker 6: felt that piece. My friend Dave felt otherwise. He's not
Speaker 6: from these lands. His ancestors came from somewhere else. Understand
Speaker 6: our stories. Look them up. That's all I can say.
Speaker 6: You call me a liar, I see it.
Speaker 3: Call me a liar if you want, but look them up.
Speaker 3: These are our stories. No one asked us.
Speaker 6: But yet you have these people spinning off all kinds
Speaker 6: of this net something or another and making money. Donate,
Speaker 6: we'll go research. They feel the vibration from outsiders as well.
Speaker 6: Remember thousands of years have people been here. We felt
Speaker 6: that same vibration, didn't understand the lingo, and yet it
Speaker 6: cost us our land. We are here, We're still here.
Speaker 6: We don't hate you. We just want you to be fair.
Speaker 6: That's all I'm mat.
Speaker 1: I got you, I got it, I got it. Wow,
Speaker 1: It's that's some really fascinating stuff to think about. Thank
Speaker 1: you so much for sharing your viewpoint on things I
Speaker 1: some of My most favorite conversations have been with you know,
Speaker 1: I've talked to individuals from the Tully River Reservation from
Speaker 1: Uh yeah, yeah, it's just the things you learned from
Speaker 1: those conversations are just incredible. So thank you so much.
Speaker 3: It's out of respect.
Speaker 6: In our language, we would say that means hello and goodbye.
Speaker 6: There's no such thing as i'll see you later, but
Speaker 6: anyway she will call patchy.
Speaker 3: I'm a Native artist and Shyana Wayoman.
Speaker 6: With all the disturbance and all the vibrations are going
Speaker 6: sideways with this earth wars, and you know, w's to
Speaker 6: just say that with educational purposes, all these ws are
Speaker 6: circling our people. Uh, this is not what we signed
Speaker 6: up for. And I hate to bring politics, but politics
Speaker 6: is crooked, That's all I can say. And it's never
Speaker 6: it's never been straight for us since day one, since
Speaker 6: they came off the Mayflower. Those pilgrims were very nice
Speaker 6: to us, and we found that the end result after
Speaker 6: the fact.
Speaker 3: But when it comes to Bigfoot, ask us.
Speaker 6: If we're willing to speak up on these special creatures
Speaker 6: that we're sent here to coexist with us, but in
Speaker 6: the shadows, so to speak, if we were up.
Speaker 3: In the mountains in summertime.
Speaker 6: We would run across them because they just like us,
Speaker 6: they migrate the food. The elk and the deer they
Speaker 6: come down because of the snow, the level of snow,
Speaker 6: so they have to come down, and they follow them
Speaker 6: because that's what they're you know, food is.
Speaker 3: It's been a known.
Speaker 6: Fact that every time you go through these territories throughout
Speaker 6: the United States, there's always called a trail, a game trail.
Speaker 6: Learned the game trail as Native people, we learned for
Speaker 6: a thousands of years. We know where the buffalo were coming,
Speaker 6: the elk, the deer, the moose, and so forth and
Speaker 6: so on, until we were disturbed on our piece of
Speaker 6: our land. And then that was taken from us by
Speaker 6: the annihilation of millions abu or buffalo, our mainstay of food.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 6: If you can look at the serengetti back in Africa
Speaker 6: that was existing here.
Speaker 3: The elk used to be in the open fields, the moose,
Speaker 3: the black bear, the grizzly.
Speaker 6: Look at Alaska, there's not many trees, but what's roaming
Speaker 6: there exactly what was roaming here, the elk, the wolves,
Speaker 6: the black bear, the grizzly, the you know, all these animals,
Speaker 6: the buffalo, and then on top of that you go
Speaker 6: further the.
Speaker 3: Giant migration of the not antelope. But what are they
Speaker 3: called the not reindeer, caribou. There you go.
Speaker 6: That is our people's We knew the cycle of migration,
Speaker 6: and we would store our food during summertime or winter
Speaker 6: because that's the coldest they would come through. We would
Speaker 6: take what we need to last us through winter. So
Speaker 6: these are the simple facts. There's not something that's scientific
Speaker 6: or somebody writing on the piece of paper.
Speaker 3: These are facts.
Speaker 6: These animals would migrate and our people would intercept them
Speaker 6: in this migrations and have food for winter.
Speaker 3: The United States was no different.
Speaker 6: But when it comes to Bigfoot, that's sacred.
Speaker 3: It's important to us.
Speaker 6: These are the caretakers of the woods, and we named
Speaker 6: them that, and they were like the Harry.
Speaker 3: Brothers so to speak.
Speaker 6: So you don't get a lot of information from our
Speaker 6: people because we're kind of like, let's just say in
Speaker 6: left field.
Speaker 3: Don't want to speak about it.
Speaker 6: But there's many stories if you talk to our native
Speaker 6: people about the Harry brothers that live in the mountains
Speaker 6: and they're here and now you guys are seeing just
Speaker 6: midgets of evidence, but nobody knows what truly evidence that's occurred.
Speaker 3: We have it in our stories.
Speaker 1: I'm facinating. Well, thank you for coming up. I I
Speaker 1: appreciate you, Sharon. I think it it this will point
Speaker 1: steer people in the right direction. But thank you so
Speaker 1: much for for coming up. Sir.
Speaker 6: You have to respect it. This is not something that's
Speaker 6: a sideshow. You have to you have to respect what
Speaker 6: what Creator gave us. He gave us protectors, just like
Speaker 6: uh uh. And I hate to get into politics, you
Speaker 6: know how quickly that is?
Speaker 3: What? What?
Speaker 8: What?
Speaker 3: Everything that's going on in this in this atmosphere.
Speaker 6: United States, uh to island atrocities throughout years and I
Speaker 6: hate it. Like I said, I don't want to go
Speaker 6: into that, but as a Native American to these lands,
Speaker 6: it's unfortunate that greed is the root of all evil.
Speaker 6: And when they're chopping all these trees down and around
Speaker 6: like just say Brazil, Columbia, all these where the indigenous
Speaker 6: people live, they're tearing down all these forests.
Speaker 3: That is the breadth of this earth.
Speaker 6: That cleans the air that we all breathe, is these
Speaker 6: jungles and these places that we call inhabitable places. That's
Speaker 6: our lung to this earth. And when people don't understand
Speaker 6: what we understand as native people, when it comes to
Speaker 6: our brother in the mountains, the Hairy Brother, they make.
Speaker 3: Turkish out of it. It's unfortunate.
Speaker 1: So it's a lot to learn. It's it's a lot
Speaker 1: to learn, but it's a lot to think about as well.
Speaker 1: But I appreciate you coming up. Thank you so much, sir.
Speaker 6: Thank you, my friend. I come in peace. I hope
Speaker 6: people understand what I'm saying. It's simple. You don't need science.
Speaker 6: You need to understand that this vibration this earth is
Speaker 6: putting off.
Speaker 3: It's going to be the end of all of us.
Speaker 6: Greed is controlling everything throughout this country and this world.
Speaker 6: We never we never were brought up that way. We
Speaker 6: were brought up to live coexistent with this land, the
Speaker 6: animals that the Creator gave us. And it says in
Speaker 6: their Bible, and I hate to say this, everything I
Speaker 6: have for you is there, the fruits, the many vegetables,
Speaker 6: and the healing purposes of all these plants that he
Speaker 6: gave us to heal ourselves. But see, people don't think
Speaker 6: that way in today's world. They think of simplicity in
Speaker 6: big pharma.
Speaker 3: Theory.
Speaker 6: Take a pill head, itche goes away. It's out there,
Speaker 6: it's growing in these lands. Our people knew of this.
Speaker 6: It heals our body. Everything that comes from this earth
Speaker 6: was given to all of us. But see what amazes
Speaker 6: people is the extraordinary stuff that happens on this earth.
Speaker 6: Something don't they have no clue of or no existent
Speaker 6: or connection to it.
Speaker 3: If you know what I mean, Our people were connected.
Speaker 6: So if you look at the pipher glyphs throughout the
Speaker 6: United States, you see a big hairy thing with a
Speaker 6: light on it.
Speaker 3: Yes, that is Bigfoot.
Speaker 6: Absolutely, it's a being that It's a being that we
Speaker 6: ourselves try to understand.
Speaker 3: But there's a purpose. It's here for a reason.
Speaker 6: Maybe it's here to share our end, to tell us
Speaker 6: a story if we can communicate with it properly.
Speaker 3: Humans are bad people.
Speaker 6: They always hate each other because a greed, anger, or
Speaker 6: even just blindfolded not knowing what direction is up or down.
Speaker 6: It's sad that we have to continue living this way
Speaker 6: in this country of my people, my lens. Under all
Speaker 6: this chaos that's going on today, it's going to be
Speaker 6: end of all of us.
Speaker 3: No one's safe. When when When the when the time comes,
Speaker 3: Where are you going to hide? That is all I
Speaker 3: have to say. I'm Ray BLACKBIRDI wika up patching, I
Speaker 3: come in peace.
Speaker 6: I hope you understand what I try to say in
Speaker 6: my message not to disrespect.
Speaker 3: Listen to the words why are a human always hating
Speaker 3: other humans? For what reason? Creator sends us here to
Speaker 3: live on this land to be free people? Are we
Speaker 3: really free? That is all I have to say.
Speaker 1: The great talk, great talk, Thank you, Thank you so much.
Speaker 1: We hope to hear again from you some day hopefully.
Speaker 1: Thank you for coming up, sir. Wow, that was really special. Guys,
Speaker 1: that was a special chat. My goodness, there was a
Speaker 1: lot to take away from that. I hope Hey night, sure,
Speaker 1: how are you hey?
Speaker 9: Not too bad? How about yourself?
Speaker 1: Hey good? I feel free to share what you've experienced
Speaker 1: out there in the pnw Okay.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 9: I lived up in the Olympic National Park in the
Speaker 9: Pacific Northwest, the rainforest, and I had several instances. The
Speaker 9: one though, that was the most striking where I got
Speaker 9: a very good clear view of a big foot was
Speaker 9: I had worked at a shipyard. I was building boats,
Speaker 9: and i'd got worked a late shift and I was
Speaker 9: headed home after getting some dinner, and I was the
Speaker 9: road went along the swamp. There was a harbor on
Speaker 9: one side and a deep wooded area off to the
Speaker 9: left to the south, and I was going west, going
Speaker 9: back toward the coast towards where I was living, right
Speaker 9: on the beach there, and uh, the road turned. It
Speaker 9: is almost midnight, is close to It was close to midnight,
Speaker 9: and it was dark, and I had to pick up
Speaker 9: with these k Sea lights across the top that used
Speaker 9: to be popular back and they spotlights across the roll bar.
Speaker 9: It's kind of an off road truck. And uh, so
Speaker 9: I was out on that highway by myself, just a
Speaker 9: two lane going along between the harbor there. There was
Speaker 9: a swamp there off between the road and the harbor.
Speaker 1: Then.
Speaker 9: So I was going along toward the coast and had
Speaker 9: my big k Sea lights on trying to light it up.
Speaker 9: It's kind of drizzly, and uh, the road turned just
Speaker 9: a little bit to the left, and I was as
Speaker 9: I'm coming up, I saw on the shoulder what I
Speaker 9: thought was on the shoulder, what I thought was a hunter,
Speaker 9: a bow hunter in a gilly suit. And because that
Speaker 9: was a deep swamp, deep wilderness, area. It was bo season.
Speaker 9: It was close to November, and in that part of
Speaker 9: the country was bo season at the time. I thought
Speaker 9: it well and a bow hunter had gotten lost and
Speaker 9: finally found his way out to the highway, and here
Speaker 9: he's walking up the road trying to make his way
Speaker 9: back to town or get somebody to pick him up
Speaker 9: in a gilly suit. That was my first thought when
Speaker 9: I saw it up ahead a little ways, kind of
Speaker 9: beside the road. But I got up close to it
Speaker 9: and I had all those lights on, and I realized
Speaker 9: that's not somebody standing on the shoulder, because the shoulder
Speaker 9: of the road drops down into that swamp about maybe
Speaker 9: ten foot or more. And he wasn't standing on the road.
Speaker 9: He was standing on the bank. But he was so
Speaker 9: tall that he was probably his head is five or
Speaker 9: six foot off the road, so I'm guessing he's probably
Speaker 9: every bit of He had been close to eight to
Speaker 9: ten foot tall from how far down the bank the
Speaker 9: shoulder he was standing, and it looked just like a
Speaker 9: dude in a gilly suit, you know. Just of course,
Speaker 9: it was at night, so I didn't see a lot
Speaker 9: of details, but he was standing there staring at me.
Speaker 9: And when I saw it like it took me minute
Speaker 9: to register what I was looking at, because it's like
Speaker 9: I saw it, but I didn't believe it. It was
Speaker 9: so out of what I was expecting to see, and
Speaker 9: so I slowed down. But when I realized it wasn't
Speaker 9: not a hunter needing help, I got this sense of
Speaker 9: fear that come over me. That thing scared me to death,
Speaker 9: and I went on past it about twenty thirty feet
Speaker 9: up the road. Gave me time to get armed and
Speaker 9: spun around and tried to catch it in my lights again.
Speaker 9: I wanted to see it, but I didn't want to
Speaker 9: see it again without feeling like I could protect myself
Speaker 9: in some way. That thing, it was huge, scared me
Speaker 9: to death, but I never saw it by the time
Speaker 9: I got turned around and had gone. But I saw it.
Speaker 9: I mean I really, you know, the Indians all had stories,
Speaker 9: and I had hunting buddies that had stories, and I
Speaker 9: was just kind of wrote it off as a legend
Speaker 9: or just campfire stories, you know. But man, that night
Speaker 9: I saw it, I mean, in full spotlight, staring back
Speaker 9: at me. I'm a believe it, whether I want to
Speaker 9: be or not now, but it was something never forgot it.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 9: But I was standing there. That was about eleven o'clock.
Speaker 9: I'm thinking he was probably hunting in that swamp and
Speaker 9: I was trying to get up up into the mountains
Speaker 9: up the wooded area across the road and I happened
Speaker 9: to catch it and my spotlights there. But yeah, it
Speaker 9: was something else. It was that wild I wish I
Speaker 9: wish now you know they got the cameras on the
Speaker 9: dash you can put on your now. I wish i'd
Speaker 9: have had that because I would have had it in
Speaker 9: full spotlights, and that had been a something to have.
Speaker 9: But i'd heard him. I've heard him since then. I've
Speaker 9: spent a lot of time in the wilderness, and uh,
Speaker 9: i'd heard him plenty times. But I didn't know what
Speaker 9: the noise was. In the woods, you hear lots of things,
Speaker 9: and normally you understand what it is. But they do
Speaker 9: like a knocking on a tree, and they make different noises,
Speaker 9: and there's a certain gawl that they make. And I'd
Speaker 9: heard that knocking, oh four or five times. I didn't
Speaker 9: know what it was. I just figured somebody's out chopping
Speaker 9: a tree down. And but I never I never one
Speaker 9: time I tried to find the fella doing the chopping,
Speaker 9: and I never could find him. And it didn't till
Speaker 9: years later. I started learning what I had my encounter,
Speaker 9: and I started doing investigation, like what in the world
Speaker 9: these things are real? You know? Then I heard about
Speaker 9: the knocking, like, well, that's what I heard, So I
Speaker 9: guess I've had several experiences with them, But that that
Speaker 9: night in the spotlight's on the truck, that was that
Speaker 9: that kind of made the believer out of me, whether
Speaker 9: I wanted to be or not.
Speaker 1: You know, oh, absolutely, And what what year did you say?
Speaker 8: That was?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 9: That had been uh, that had been ninety nine.
Speaker 1: Okay, gotcha November. Are you do you feel comfortable sharing
Speaker 1: the general area or just leave it to Olympic National Parking?
Speaker 9: Yeah, I'm fine with that. That was in grays Harbor,
Speaker 9: I was.
Speaker 10: Yeah, grays Harbor problem from Aberdeen to a Westport where
Speaker 10: I was living, and that grays Harbor is full of
Speaker 10: it evidently.
Speaker 1: You know, one hundred percent. I mean there's so much
Speaker 1: activity in Grace Harper it is wild.
Speaker 9: Yeah. And now I don't know if there's something you
Speaker 9: want to use, if it means much to you, but
Speaker 9: to me, I was raised in an environment where I
Speaker 9: don't know, maybe I'm saying too much, but I know
Speaker 9: a lot of people that had some spiritual problems if
Speaker 9: you make sense demonic issues, and there's a type there's
Speaker 9: a type of fear when you're in the presence or
Speaker 9: experiencing having a demonic experience. It's like a certain strain
Speaker 9: of fear that is unique to that type of enron
Speaker 9: set situation. And that's what hit me when I saw him,
Speaker 9: and I had that same I don't know how I'll
Speaker 9: say it, flavor tight of fear when I saw him,
Speaker 9: And so I don't know. I've always wondered maybe there's
Speaker 9: some kind of connection, but I don't know, you know,
Speaker 9: it's just it was just maybe it's just responding to
Speaker 9: something I don't understand, and that's how I responded. So
Speaker 9: maybe just on my part, I don't know if that
Speaker 9: was a result of the type of influence I was
Speaker 9: falling under or just my reaction to the unknown.
Speaker 1: You know, that's really interesting.
Speaker 9: Yeah, that was interesting to me. I've never really sort
Speaker 9: of through that entirely.
Speaker 1: But a question for you, just in case you know anything,
Speaker 1: because you're from that area, have you heard of anything
Speaker 1: up by the Lake Cushman.
Speaker 9: Area, Cushman. I didn't spend too much time around Cushman.
Speaker 9: I have a similar story, and I don't know. It
Speaker 9: was my grandfather, if you want to hear it, if
Speaker 9: you got a moment, yeah, absolutely, Okay. He was a
Speaker 9: hunting or he was fishing up north. Oh what's the
Speaker 9: name that lake that was just south of a Tahola
Speaker 9: the reds up there, and uh, I can't remember the
Speaker 9: name of that lake. But anyway, he was out there fishing,
Speaker 9: got dark, and he loaded his stuff and backed his
Speaker 9: truck or in the small parking lot to try and
Speaker 9: get to go home. And he back accidentally backed the
Speaker 9: tires of his pickup off the parking lot there, and
Speaker 9: so here he's out middle of nowhere, stuck. He couldn't
Speaker 9: get the tires started spinning out. He was stuck. So
Speaker 9: he's trying to figure out how to get out of there.
Speaker 3: And uh.
Speaker 9: While he's back there with a shovel trying to do
Speaker 9: something whatever he could, he said, some fella come out
Speaker 9: of the woods. And he was he was huge, he
Speaker 9: was like seven foot tall, just a giant of a man.
Speaker 9: And but it was dark, so he couldn't see him
Speaker 9: real clearly, I'm his pitch black. The guy never went
Speaker 9: around in front of the truck, so it was kind
Speaker 9: of by the light the light of the tail lights
Speaker 9: of the pickup. And the guy just walked out of
Speaker 9: the woods. Great big h he said, he's built like
Speaker 9: an eight. But it was a man, and he just
Speaker 9: thought it was some kind of a hermit or something.
Speaker 9: Sometimes you get people who just they're kind of odd,
Speaker 9: or they move out in the woods and be a
Speaker 9: hermit so they don't fit into society, and that there's
Speaker 9: more comfortable there. So he assumed that's sort of fell
Speaker 9: it was. He never said a word to him, walked out, helped,
Speaker 9: just leaned up against the back of this truck and
Speaker 9: shoved it a foot or two forward to get him
Speaker 9: up on the solid and turn around and walk back
Speaker 9: in woods. And never said a word to him.
Speaker 4: No way.
Speaker 9: So that would have been just south of Tahola, up
Speaker 9: on the reds there. So I look him back. I
Speaker 9: wondered if it wasn't a sash squash or a big
Speaker 9: foot or whatever you want to call it, you know, but.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean it would make sense. But yeah, so
Speaker 1: that's up on the Quinault Reservation.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, been right around there.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Oh my goodness. Wow. I appreciate you coming up
Speaker 1: and sharing your encounter and your story and what you've heard.
Speaker 1: It's such a cool area. I mean, there's so much
Speaker 1: that happens up in that area. But I appreciate you
Speaker 1: coming up Nitroe.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Yeah, well you're welcome. I just kind of stumbled across
Speaker 9: your site and that i'd share with you, And I'm
Speaker 9: glad I got to tell somebody. I guess I don't
Speaker 9: tell a whole lot of folks. I think you're nuts,
Speaker 9: you know, but I thought I just thought I was
Speaker 9: nuts until I saw it myself. Maybe you know. I
Speaker 9: don't know what to think.
Speaker 1: Now, But you're not nuts, man, You're just in a special,
Speaker 1: special club of people. So I hope you're able to
Speaker 1: hang out in uh for a little bit. But you
Speaker 1: have a good one, sir.
Speaker 9: All right, you too, Thank you?
Speaker 7: Goodbye?
Speaker 1: Good stuff man, Oh my goodness, is some good, good
Speaker 1: accounts from from the Pacific Northwest?
Speaker 2: Hither.
Speaker 1: How's how's it going good?
Speaker 5: How's it going with you?
Speaker 2: Hey?
Speaker 1: Doing good? Feel free to share what you've come up
Speaker 1: to share today.
Speaker 5: I live in Canada.
Speaker 11: I spent most of my time fishing and hunting, and
Speaker 11: I've come across. My first experience, I was sixteen. I
Speaker 11: was out on a date. I was near Blind River, Ontario, Ontario,
Speaker 11: Northern Ontario.
Speaker 5: And that was before was built up.
Speaker 11: And me and my girlfriend we were parked, you know,
Speaker 11: just eating some submarines, and then I got out to
Speaker 11: google washing and come back in into the car. It
Speaker 11: was pitch black, nothing around, couldn't see anything, and then
Speaker 11: all of a sudden we heard this roar and it
Speaker 11: was such a loud roar that it was vibrating my chest.
Speaker 11: And you know those smaller cars, they used to have
Speaker 11: a speaker in the front just by the window, the
Speaker 11: older cars. It was vibrating that and I told her
Speaker 11: off the radio was vibrating. She said, the radio is off,
Speaker 11: and I said, we better get out of here. And
Speaker 11: there was such a route in My chest was vibrating
Speaker 11: from this alba roar. So that was my first experience.
Speaker 11: I don't know what it was. I don't think it
Speaker 11: was a bear. There's no way it could have been
Speaker 11: a bear. I'm pretty sure it was a bigfoot. And
Speaker 11: then I had to I researched that area and later
Speaker 11: on found that there was settings around that area. My
Speaker 11: second one was in the early late nineteen eighties. I
Speaker 11: used to go hunting up I'm not going to tell
Speaker 11: you where, but we used to go up hunting a
Speaker 11: bunch of us.
Speaker 5: Guys and we had a cabin.
Speaker 11: Up there, and we come out in the morning. It
Speaker 11: was just fresh snow on the ground, about two inches
Speaker 11: of snow, and I seen.
Speaker 5: These tracks, and these tracks crossed.
Speaker 11: The field, and I'm wondering, Holy geez, there's fifteen inches
Speaker 11: long these tracks. I'm going Jesus, that's kind of weird.
Speaker 11: So I look across the field for where these tracks were,
Speaker 11: and something.
Speaker 5: Was watching me behind the trees.
Speaker 11: I could see it behind the trees, and then when
Speaker 11: I started this step forward, it took off just like
Speaker 11: a bird would take off so fast. And then I
Speaker 11: could hear it thumping on the ground, running and I
Speaker 11: could hear it run run and thump, thump, dump dump
Speaker 11: as it was running. So I went and I started
Speaker 11: falling the tracks. I had a rifle with me, so
Speaker 11: I wasn't scared or nothing. I didn't plan on shooting it,
Speaker 11: that's for sure, but I was curious. So then I
Speaker 11: started seeing the tracks, and the tracks were like I'm
Speaker 11: physically I was physically fit back then. I could, you know,
Speaker 11: do just anything about the track or field. It was
Speaker 11: making larger leaps than I could do. I tried to
Speaker 11: recreate their leaps, but it was like a ten foot
Speaker 11: leap from one foot to the next to the next one.
Speaker 5: And then it got down to the end of to
Speaker 5: a tree line and then there was footprints there.
Speaker 11: But then it vanished. There was no there was a
Speaker 11: creek there, but it was all branches were all cut
Speaker 11: in and they were The tracks just vanished right there.
Speaker 11: It was like snow on the ground, but I couldn't
Speaker 11: see any tracks anywhere around. I went all the way
Speaker 11: around and it was like it just vanished, and I'm going,
Speaker 11: how could that be? You could see the tracks of
Speaker 11: it where it was running, but then it came to
Speaker 11: a spot and it just sort of vanished, which was
Speaker 11: kind of weird, and you see in the tracks there's
Speaker 11: no way it could have went anywhere. They couldn't climbed
Speaker 11: the tree because there's no trees that were near it
Speaker 11: because it was down a trail where it was running.
Speaker 5: That was a weird one. Yeah, I couldn't And then
Speaker 5: the next time same.
Speaker 11: Well, similar spot just about a mile further in the bush.
Speaker 11: It was muddy. It was very muddy. So all of
Speaker 11: a sudden I seen these tracks. And that was back
Speaker 11: in the two thousands, and I forgot my camera at
Speaker 11: the time to take pictures of deer if we got
Speaker 11: any deer.
Speaker 5: There was tracks in the.
Speaker 11: Mud that went down about eight inches to a foot
Speaker 11: and it was deep.
Speaker 5: These it was walking in a certain way.
Speaker 11: So the reasonable how I know how bigfoot walks is
Speaker 11: they walk one foot in front of the other. They
Speaker 11: don't walk like humans, they do not. They walk one
Speaker 11: foot in front of the other. And what I seen
Speaker 11: in the mud, and I walked beside the mud to
Speaker 11: make sure there was no other tracks around that. I
Speaker 11: only went in about two inches maybe two inches, so
Speaker 11: whatever this was was really heavy to go in at
Speaker 11: least ten inches or more. I was astounded. I got
Speaker 11: the Honty buddies and they all took a look at
Speaker 11: it and they said, holy geez. Well, you know, but
Speaker 11: a lot of us that we didn't bring cameras back then,
Speaker 11: we just you know. That was another one. And then
Speaker 11: the first exact sighting that was below Sudbury, Sudbury, Ontario
Speaker 11: in Canada, and I was fishing on the lake, a
Speaker 11: remote lake that's about a half an hour drive from
Speaker 11: the main highway, and it was a hot day. It
Speaker 11: was in September, and I was fishing and I looked
Speaker 11: up and I seen this black thing, and this thing
Speaker 11: is looking at me and it's all black, and I'm wondering,
Speaker 11: that's weird. It's got to be it's got to be
Speaker 11: like eighty five degrees fahrenheit. Why would somebody be wearing
Speaker 11: a jacket or something that when it's this hot. It
Speaker 11: was like extremely hot for September. And so I got
Speaker 11: the binos from the boat and I was looking and
Speaker 11: all of a sudden I seen the face and the
Speaker 11: body and the hair and everything, and it was like.
Speaker 5: I was disappointed at the face. It was a juvenile.
Speaker 5: I was about about six feet tall.
Speaker 11: I was disappointed in the face that I'm thinking, you know,
Speaker 11: like the face behind you it would look like No,
Speaker 11: it didn't look like that. It had like you know
Speaker 11: those BC totem poles that you see in at the
Speaker 11: highest where they have the oval mouth, big oval mouth.
Speaker 11: Well that's what it had. It had a big oval.
Speaker 5: Mouth like that. I'm going, well, that's kind of weird.
Speaker 11: You know, I had little furry hair on top of
Speaker 11: its head and like like it did by the big
Speaker 11: old mouth like those totem poles that I've seen. I'm
Speaker 11: going I was expecting something like this, so it's behind you,
Speaker 11: but no, I was kind of weird. So I monitored
Speaker 11: for about and I was about two hundred yards from
Speaker 11: the creature with the binos, and I watched it until
Speaker 11: it just walked away into the bush. I think it
Speaker 11: was heading down to the water get a drink because
Speaker 11: it was very hot there. So those are my experiences.
Speaker 1: So incredible. I want to comment on that last one.
Speaker 1: Literally earlier today and last night, I've been having this
Speaker 1: internal thought where it's like, okay, so if you've got
Speaker 1: all these carvings of the sasquatch faces with the lips
Speaker 1: that are looked like they're whistling, why aren't witnesses saying
Speaker 1: that they're seeing that. Yeah, And it was kind of
Speaker 1: messing with me. And this is important because you're the
Speaker 1: first person in five years that has told me that
Speaker 1: what I saw looked exactly what's on those what's on
Speaker 1: those totem poles.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's that's where it was huge.
Speaker 11: Yeah, it kind of really blew me away. I was
Speaker 11: kind of disappointed. But that big oval mouth, I was wondering,
Speaker 11: and it wasn't that tall. It was about six feet
Speaker 11: It wasn't huge, but it was covered in fur. And
Speaker 11: the only reason I figure was down there was get
Speaker 11: a drink of water because it was very hot that day.
Speaker 1: My goodness, what you saw were the so in the carvings,
Speaker 1: the lips are usually pretty big, were they? Was the
Speaker 1: mouth pretty big as well?
Speaker 5: Or yeah?
Speaker 11: The mouth was big, big oval And I was going,
Speaker 11: this is weird, Like it's not like the one behind you.
Speaker 11: It was like an oval mouth. And I'm going, well,
Speaker 11: it can't be a mask. You can't be somebody putting
Speaker 11: on something. And I'm going, who would do that?
Speaker 12: That?
Speaker 5: You know? Was being that hot? M hm right right.
Speaker 11: And I was in the middle of nowhere, so basically
Speaker 11: half an hour drive and there was nobody around, like
Speaker 11: it's a remote lake.
Speaker 1: It's fascinating stuff. Do you remember the shape of its
Speaker 1: head at all?
Speaker 5: The head was was was kind of roundish but.
Speaker 11: Okay, but I could tell juvenile. It wasn't that big,
Speaker 11: but it was on the rocks. I wanted to go
Speaker 11: explore to see the footprints, but it was on rocks
Speaker 11: at the time when I seen it, and I didn't
Speaker 11: see any footprints when I went over there to go
Speaker 11: check it out after. But it was looking at me
Speaker 11: as I was looking at you, because he must have
Speaker 11: been astounded by me, because then I was astounded by
Speaker 11: him because I never seen something like that with an
Speaker 11: oval mouth, and I'm thinking, Wow, it doesn't look like
Speaker 11: a real bigfoot like you see on the pictures that
Speaker 11: you see on the internet.
Speaker 1: Right well, I mean, I guess the question is what israel?
Speaker 1: Is it all these pictures were seeing on the internet,
Speaker 1: or is it what's been captured in things like totem
Speaker 1: poles from forms past?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 1: And it's something to think about and your story backs
Speaker 1: it up. So it's very cool. Thank you for coming
Speaker 1: up anytime. Thanks good stuff. Oh my goodness, that was incredible.
Speaker 1: Hey Kent, how are you?
Speaker 5: How are you doing?
Speaker 1: Hey? Doing good? Feel free to share what you've come
Speaker 1: up to share.
Speaker 12: My first one, I was really, really, really young, so
Speaker 12: I can't even substantiate if it was real.
Speaker 13: Or not, but it was in a putney.
Speaker 1: Or mom oh snap, really yeah.
Speaker 12: And back in my day used to be able to
Speaker 12: like stuff kids in the back of the station wagon.
Speaker 13: And that's what we were doing when we were camping.
Speaker 12: The adults were in the trailer, the teens were intense,
Speaker 12: and the little ones were locked inside the back of
Speaker 12: the station wagons in the backseat. I woke up early morning,
Speaker 12: like five four point thirty five, you know that blue
Speaker 12: kind of dawn, dusky kind of time.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 12: Yeah, And my head was towards the back of the
Speaker 12: station wagon. And when I woke up, there was something
Speaker 12: with a face looking down at me.
Speaker 1: No way.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I was probably seven slash maybe eight years old.
Speaker 1: Oh my goodness. What year was this ken.
Speaker 13: We're talking maybe eighty two?
Speaker 1: Oh my goodness. Do you know where Northfield is in mass.
Speaker 13: Northfield?
Speaker 1: Yeah, not exactly, do you know?
Speaker 8: Uh?
Speaker 13: So I drive Oh.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, So I grew up about half an hour
Speaker 1: south of where you're talking. So I'm very familiar with
Speaker 1: the area.
Speaker 13: Okay, so you're up like the Greenfield area.
Speaker 1: Or yeah, it's like fifteen minutes north of Greenfield. Yep.
Speaker 13: Nice?
Speaker 1: Yeah, wow, do you remember?
Speaker 8: Uh?
Speaker 12: Go ahead, I'm just saying how it's it's a nice
Speaker 12: wooded area. And I mean, people don't think the East
Speaker 12: coast has a lot of them, but they do absolutely.
Speaker 13: We have the Appalachian Trail.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, it's it's a great area. Do you remember
Speaker 1: any details about what you saw in that face that
Speaker 1: was so close to you?
Speaker 12: Strangely enough, I could sketch it out for you.
Speaker 13: But this is the strange thing.
Speaker 12: Do you know that guy up in Canada who everybody
Speaker 12: talked to me?
Speaker 13: Yes, there you go.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know the one.
Speaker 12: Big foot that's uh it has a very flat looking
Speaker 12: face and it's like a Tinian color.
Speaker 1: Yes, I do exactly know what you're talking about.
Speaker 13: That exact big poot is what I saw.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 12: So when I when I actually ever came across that
Speaker 12: on the internet and I was like, oh my god,
Speaker 12: that was it was identical.
Speaker 1: My goodness. Yeah, wow, that's wild. I've never heard of
Speaker 1: any sightings by Putney or Bradborough or that whole area.
Speaker 1: That is really cool.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Did anyone else in the car see it as well?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 13: No, My cousin was with me and my other cousin was.
Speaker 12: In the like the middle seat, and they just I
Speaker 12: think I think my cousin Dave woke up when I
Speaker 12: kind of like it's stream but I like really like jumped,
Speaker 12: like to like get away from the window.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Oh my goodness.
Speaker 14: Yeah, so so that and you were young, and you
Speaker 14: were young, so that must have affected you pretty pretty wild.
Speaker 13: Yeah yeah, And.
Speaker 12: I mean for for many many years until I had
Speaker 12: like other encounters with I've never seen one again, but
Speaker 12: there's been you know, the knocking and and because I'm
Speaker 12: avid camper and hunter and stuff, so the other signs
Speaker 12: are there. But that was I would call that like
Speaker 12: they call it a class egg.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I mean absolutely yeah.
Speaker 13: And I'd love to see it again.
Speaker 12: But that's you know, as it's just like you want
Speaker 12: to but then you don't want to.
Speaker 1: Sure, Yeah, where were you experiencing wood knocks?
Speaker 13: That was when we camped up in a New Thane Vermond.
Speaker 1: Okay, yep, yep, that's awesome.
Speaker 13: That was actually my same cousin was there.
Speaker 12: Again, we were much older now where this is like
Speaker 12: when we're adults, and uh, neither one of us could
Speaker 12: go to sleep in our tents because we we talked
Speaker 12: about it the morning over coffee.
Speaker 13: We thought it was like deer fighting in the woods.
Speaker 1: Oh my goodness. I'll tell you what I've only heard
Speaker 1: from people and from Vermont two times in five years.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, Yeah, it's very rare. It's extremely rare.
Speaker 12: And then the my third and final one so far
Speaker 12: up in Vermont anyway, because because it seems like when
Speaker 12: you when they let you see them, or like when
Speaker 12: they let you see or acknowledge them, they kind of
Speaker 12: mark you. So you're prone to have more fightings or
Speaker 12: more experiences. So my last one in Vermont, we were
Speaker 12: again camping and everybody had retired.
Speaker 13: It was probably about two thirty am in now Pane and.
Speaker 12: My wife's best friend was on a blow mattress by
Speaker 12: the fire, and I was sitting on the picnic table
Speaker 12: like like my butt on the top of the table
Speaker 12: and like just watching the fire keeping it going, and uh,
Speaker 12: out of the woods there was like it was like
Speaker 12: right upon us, and it was like three big like
Speaker 12: exhale blows like like something kind of like what.
Speaker 13: A deer would do.
Speaker 12: But like I said, I'm a hunter and I've been
Speaker 12: blown at by a dough before and it's not insane.
Speaker 13: So I jumped down off the picnic table.
Speaker 12: I grabbed her out of a dead sleep, and I
Speaker 12: yanked her up onto the picnic table with me, and
Speaker 12: she got to hear the three blows again with her
Speaker 12: own ears, and then.
Speaker 13: Thing left nothing. We couldn't hear nothing, move away. It
Speaker 13: was silent.
Speaker 12: It was like not like a bear or a moose
Speaker 12: circling camp. It was just that instance and it was
Speaker 12: done and over with.
Speaker 1: My goodness, that's that's intense. You know the area I
Speaker 1: do get stuff from is you know Glastonbury Mountain.
Speaker 13: Oh yeah, that's a hot spot, a triangle.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I've gotten, yeah, exactly, Bennington Triangle, I've gotten.
Speaker 1: I'm up to three different things, actually two different people
Speaker 1: contacting me.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 1: For Glastonbury, it's pretty wild, but that's just west of
Speaker 1: where you're talking about.
Speaker 13: Yeah kind of.
Speaker 12: But well, where my father in law's land was where
Speaker 12: we camped Newfane is It was a dead end road
Speaker 12: with like four or five six properties and then there
Speaker 12: was this I guess you were kind of call like
Speaker 12: a outdoorsy camp or something. It was called the Manitoba
Speaker 12: Project or something.
Speaker 13: And I think it's still there.
Speaker 12: It's just like for people to get out in the
Speaker 12: woods and enjoy nature. We experienced like rock stacking. To
Speaker 12: wake up in the morning and there's four and five
Speaker 12: rocks on top of each other.
Speaker 13: It's like, what the heck.
Speaker 1: Man, that's wild. Oh my goodness, can I'm so glad
Speaker 1: you came up and shared. There's As I said, there's
Speaker 1: not a lot of info about Vermont. This is good stuff.
Speaker 1: Oh what years we were the New Fane incidents.
Speaker 13: And I haven't written down at home. It was probably
Speaker 13: like ninety four, ninety three.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's probably up the one.
Speaker 12: Where I pulled my wife's best friend up on the
Speaker 12: picnic table.
Speaker 13: That was actually pourth of July weekend.
Speaker 1: Okay, Yeah, that's wild man. Dude, thank you so much
Speaker 1: for coming off. I appreciate you sharing.
Speaker 13: Good stuff all the time, so keep it coming.
Speaker 1: Appreciate that you got it right, dude, that's so cool.
Speaker 1: I love I love New England stuff because I don't
Speaker 1: hear it a lot. Yeah, Metro, how's it going.
Speaker 3: Sor right? So long story short.
Speaker 15: When I was a kid, I got in trouble and uh,
Speaker 15: they put me in a boys like program. If you
Speaker 15: live in Florida, it's on the north side of the
Speaker 15: Okachobe River out in the middle of nowhere. Seminal and
Speaker 15: Mikasuki Indians like kind of ran it and you had
Speaker 15: to stay there. For three months, and at the end
Speaker 15: of those three months, they sent you out on something
Speaker 15: called a solo. You ride blindfolded on the back of
Speaker 15: a four wheeler out into the Okachobe Wilderness and you
Speaker 15: have to survive for three days and three nights. So
Speaker 15: I'm on there on my second day and I start
Speaker 15: to smell like dead flesh, like like roadkill, kind of
Speaker 15: like you know what, like decaying flesh, like an animal
Speaker 15: that got ran over.
Speaker 9: I start smelling at at night.
Speaker 15: And at the daytime I would get up and try
Speaker 15: to look for the carcass or whatever that smell was,
Speaker 15: and I can never find nothing. So on the third
Speaker 15: night of my solo, I smelt that smell again, like
Speaker 15: I don't know what time it was, but it was
Speaker 15: in the middle of the night. I had a little
Speaker 15: campfire going where I was camped out at, like I
Speaker 15: said that smell, And where I camped at there was
Speaker 15: a canal, and I heard something step around my tent,
Speaker 15: kicked my fire like grunt because it burnt its foot
Speaker 15: and ran off, jump in the canal, climbed up the
Speaker 15: other side of the bank, and you can you can
Speaker 15: just hear it running through the I don't wouldn't say
Speaker 15: swamp land, I guess like you would splashing it like
Speaker 15: it was. It wasn't like like a four footed animal.
Speaker 15: It sounded like a big human being, like running through
Speaker 15: swamp swamp land.
Speaker 1: And that's my story. Oh my goodness, that is really
Speaker 1: really intense. Thank you for sharing that. Thank you for
Speaker 1: coming up man, Thank you for the support as well.
Speaker 1: I really appreciate it. All right, I appreciate you guys.
Speaker 1: Thank you man. Oh my goodness, the hits keep on coming. Hey, justin,
Speaker 1: how's it going good?
Speaker 2: Can you hear me?
Speaker 1: Yes, I can hear you. Feel free to share what
Speaker 1: you have come up to share tonight.
Speaker 7: Okay, I'm from northern BC, Canada. My people have only
Speaker 7: been contacted. The town I live in it's only fifty
Speaker 7: six years old. So we have some really old stories
Speaker 7: that are people. I'm Heisler. We're people of the snow.
Speaker 7: So I have a lot of stories, like knowledge that
Speaker 7: husband passed down to me. So my grandmother had told
Speaker 7: me about many different species the sasquatch, and you guys
Speaker 7: were talking about the Oval mouth and those are basically
Speaker 7: the juveniles out sasquatch. They change as they get bigger. Hey,
Speaker 7: So in our stories, we have the oval mouths as well,
Speaker 7: and we also have red hair. We call it booklusts.
Speaker 7: They're like wild men. Then there's also the wild men,
Speaker 7: like people will go overboard and when they get to
Speaker 7: the shoreline, they're supposed to hug a tree and that
Speaker 7: re grounds you to mother Earth, so you don't go,
Speaker 7: you don't lose your mind, and that's how they get wild.
Speaker 7: Some people yet wild in that manner. Then we have
Speaker 7: a little tiny we call him quagile. They're like another
Speaker 7: ape like creature that's probably about me height, and they're
Speaker 7: like more like little spider monkeys with really sharp claws,
Speaker 7: and they're hairy. They're like they look like little monkeys.
Speaker 7: The story I'm going to tell you is when first
Speaker 7: contact happened to my people in the early eighteen hundreds.
Speaker 7: The Hudson Bay Trading Company was around, was around our
Speaker 7: area for starting to open up, and the Queen's guards
Speaker 7: were really after all the black bear for their hats,
Speaker 7: so they gave our people our first rifles. We went out.
Speaker 7: There's just one guy. They were going goat hunting and
Speaker 7: they went to this one part where I'm from, it's
Speaker 7: called Camano, and they went up to the rock and
Speaker 7: he took a left. The other hivesleves went up to
Speaker 7: the right, and we used to put sticks down that way.
Speaker 7: If he went out and you got your catch, you
Speaker 7: would come back to your canoe and you'd lay your
Speaker 7: stick down saying you got out safely. The laugh two
Speaker 7: had to stay and wait until each got out so
Speaker 7: they'd be able to notify if anybody got hurt. And
Speaker 7: never came back to the checkpoints. So this man took
Speaker 7: the left trail going up to the goat and he
Speaker 7: got to the Salmonbury patch where he saw this with
Speaker 7: black bear, and he took out his weapon and he
Speaker 7: lined it up and he n alive the thing. As
Speaker 7: he stood up, he was going to go get his catch.
Speaker 7: Three big three big sapsquatch stood up and they looked
Speaker 7: over at him, and he froze. He dropped his firearm.
Speaker 7: He ended up urinating on his firearm. He was so scared,
Speaker 7: and he spoke in our language saying, I'm sorry, I'm sorry,
Speaker 7: I did not know I did not know you guys
Speaker 7: were buss. I thought you were a black bear, trying
Speaker 7: to apologize in the a Weekula language. So those things
Speaker 7: looked at him and there was show often. Keep in mind,
Speaker 7: the Hudson Bay Company had just came here in the
Speaker 7: eighteen hundreds, and these are probably the first first cracks
Speaker 7: of the rifle that they've ever heard around the whole territory.
Speaker 7: So those things looked down, they looked at the man,
Speaker 7: they looked back at the fallen, their fallen that squatch,
Speaker 7: and my grandfather told me they grabbed him by the
Speaker 7: wrists from the ankles and they swung them kind of
Speaker 7: like a swinging rope, and they lifted the sasquatch went
Speaker 7: in there, and the body fell and hit the ground,
Speaker 7: and they looked at the man again, and he was scared.
Speaker 7: He's still talking in our language. And they went and
Speaker 7: did that three times, grabbed him by the ankles and
Speaker 7: the wrists, and they flung him up in the air,
Speaker 7: and on the third time they looked at the man.
Speaker 7: I'm keeping his name out of the story because you're
Speaker 7: going to share it after. But in the Kitler where
Speaker 7: I'm from, it's like a lot of bed rock that
Speaker 7: comes straight out of the biggest fjords in the world,
Speaker 7: so it's like a lot of vertical rocks, and we
Speaker 7: had trained mountain climbers that would actually go out and
Speaker 7: go hunting and stuff like that. So he was an
Speaker 7: experienced goat hunter, meaning he was able to climb the
Speaker 7: highest rocks that there were. Well, there's this one rock
Speaker 7: that was so ovoid shaped that nobody could actually get
Speaker 7: leverage on and climb. It was like a big oval boulder.
Speaker 1: That was there.
Speaker 7: Billy Hall or yeah, well that was his name, Billy Hall.
Speaker 7: He went running all the way down the trail. These
Speaker 7: things were chasing them from behind. Their arms lifted up
Speaker 7: like spider monkeys, and they went side to side and
Speaker 7: they were stepping, and he went running to that thing.
Speaker 7: He blacked out as adrenaline was going so so much
Speaker 7: that he when he came to he was on top
Speaker 7: of that rock that no one was able to climb,
Speaker 7: and those arms were dangling just at the top of
Speaker 7: that rock. And he turned around and where he could
Speaker 7: slide off the rock and continue to run, that's where
Speaker 7: his canoe was. So he took a chance, and he
Speaker 7: slid down the rock and he went running all the
Speaker 7: way down the trail and he got onto the back
Speaker 7: end of his canoe. And these are big cedar canoes
Speaker 7: that they used to go so launching match like launching
Speaker 7: a watern canoe. He grabbed that back into the canoe
Speaker 7: and he went running out into the water and he
Speaker 7: hopped in and started taking his canoe paddle and paddling.
Speaker 7: So he heard splashes going behind him, and he started
Speaker 7: paddling as fast as he could. The adrenaline hit him really,
Speaker 7: really good. He started paddling really hard, and he got
Speaker 7: out deep enough because it's the biggest fjord, so it
Speaker 7: gets really deep. He was confident enough to turn around,
Speaker 7: and those things went into the water up to their
Speaker 7: chest and their arms round like spider monkeys still, and
Speaker 7: they were making whooping noises at it. When he came
Speaker 7: back to the village, he told the story. There's one
Speaker 7: part I forgot out. While he was on top of
Speaker 7: that rock, he looked up to where that other fallen
Speaker 7: taskquatch was, and behind this tree he peeked out this big,
Speaker 7: giant pure white sasquatch, like a huge one. He said,
Speaker 7: was like three times as big as those other ones.
Speaker 7: So my grandmother also said there's a different species, like
Speaker 7: there's ones that live on alpine that no human could
Speaker 7: live up there because there's not enough oxygen, but these
Speaker 7: grade apes can live up there, and that's what they
Speaker 7: think that these species here were. So when he got home,
Speaker 7: he told the village what had happened. And he was
Speaker 7: a carver, a master carver. So he carved out the
Speaker 7: mask and it had the lips that you guys are
Speaker 7: talking about on the totem poles, like, that's a region
Speaker 7: I'm from, is inland from high to Guay. I guess
Speaker 7: if you guys know where that is. So he had
Speaker 7: those really big lips. Then he paddled out the next
Speaker 7: day and he went to the rock and he carved
Speaker 7: the three faces of those juveniles that were there. And
Speaker 7: though in the rock today you could see those big
Speaker 7: lips that are still there, the circle ones. When he
Speaker 7: went back home, he went into a coma and back
Speaker 7: then going into a coma quite different than today with
Speaker 7: life support and stuff.
Speaker 2: But we have.
Speaker 7: Bowl kelp he cut off. They cut off the top
Speaker 7: of a bowl kelp. In the bottom it's like a
Speaker 7: cow's whip, but it's hollow, so they cut that off.
Speaker 7: They were able to insert that down into his stomach
Speaker 7: and they're kept on feeding them bone broth. He was
Speaker 7: in the coma for an entire year because he was
Speaker 7: such a shock of what he just saw on what
Speaker 7: had just happened. And these things sometimes they they they're mythical.
Speaker 7: I'm not too sure if people have mentioned portals and
Speaker 7: zero point energy, those types of things. Yet we have
Speaker 7: similar stories to those types of portals, those types of beings,
Speaker 7: Like there's many different types of these species of these
Speaker 7: wild wild things. Say so, he woke up a year
Speaker 7: after and when he got its strength back, he went
Speaker 7: back out into the community and he was actually when
Speaker 7: he shook people's hands. We have a word, it's called
Speaker 7: the dootye week that means to be able to see
Speaker 7: many different things that that the waking world can't right,
Speaker 7: So it's like special types of psychic abilities. He would
Speaker 7: shake people's hands and he would like picture that when
Speaker 7: they passed away, how long they would live. He would
Speaker 7: be able to When he got really old, he was
Speaker 7: in his bed, they all gathered around and he made
Speaker 7: one last prediction. He said, you see that mountain over there,
Speaker 7: One day there's going to be this big giant worm.
Speaker 7: It's going to eat its way down through the mountain.
Speaker 7: And they thought he was losing his mind at that time,
Speaker 7: because how could this big giant worm eat its way
Speaker 7: through bedrock, like right through the mountain. Well, that's where
Speaker 7: they built a dam, and his prediction came through. Years
Speaker 7: years later, they had this big giant you know those
Speaker 7: tunnel building machines they bore through. Yeah, that's what that's
Speaker 7: what they used. And he passed away, and yeah, his
Speaker 7: predictions came true. So they do have an element of
Speaker 7: magic as well. There's other stories older that they used
Speaker 7: to live with us, and we used to live with
Speaker 7: all of these in harmony, like in my territory. One
Speaker 7: one Sasquatch. I guess you'd have to call it a cub.
Speaker 7: At that point, the child was adopted by a family.
Speaker 7: But the thing was so wild and I loved it
Speaker 7: the mother that adopted it, but it was really violent
Speaker 7: to other people in the village. So she isolated in
Speaker 7: this cove around Bishop Bay. It's a hot springs around here,
Speaker 7: and she raised the child there that looked like hers.
Speaker 1: So, oh my goodness, just so I get a feel
Speaker 1: for the area. So this is is this right underneath
Speaker 1: where the tip of southeast Alaska is.
Speaker 7: Yeah, kid them at BC And then if you go out,
Speaker 7: got it. What I would suggest for you to do
Speaker 7: is something like Google Maps and you'd be able to
Speaker 7: pin everybody's stories and like translate them on there. I've
Speaker 7: done that for Oh I have it. Yeah, so yeah yeah,
Speaker 7: out out there, they're like, we have stories. We have
Speaker 7: trapper cabins that are still available for people to go
Speaker 7: out trapping, and they go into the cabins, but all
Speaker 7: these rocks get bashed. So I run culture camps and
Speaker 7: I reintroduced our culture to our youth. So we were
Speaker 7: out at Weewani Hot Springs for a couple of weeks
Speaker 7: and we have little clinkers to sing our ancestral songs
Speaker 7: or Devil's club sticks, and we hit them together kind
Speaker 7: of like and use our drums at the same time
Speaker 7: we stopped. We were all of us were out in
Speaker 7: probably sixteen youth and about five camp counselors. Right when
Speaker 7: we stopped drumming and hit it, we heard tree knocking
Speaker 7: and stuff, and the kids were looking at me and
Speaker 7: they knew what it was because we talked about the
Speaker 7: sasquats already. We let them know. The busses around and
Speaker 7: they were like, well, what are they doing, Why are
Speaker 7: they hitting the trees? And I said, well, we're hitting
Speaker 7: our sticks, I said, I probably called them in we're
Speaker 7: the only sound from here to like one hundred miles
Speaker 7: that way, Like we were way out in an isolated hag.
Speaker 7: So that night all the kids were creeped out. We
Speaker 7: stayed up a bit late and we let the fire
Speaker 7: burn out. They went into their camps. I had the
Speaker 7: trappers cabin, I do not even joke, and we put
Speaker 7: the electric fence and stuff on. But I had this
Speaker 7: little overhanging cliff on the left side of mine that
Speaker 7: the electric fence went under that cliff. The height of
Speaker 7: that cliff, it was not a big cliff, it was
Speaker 7: only like seven feet high, but right on my trappers cabin,
Speaker 7: I swear I felt two feet land just outside the wall,
Speaker 7: and I was so creeped out. The window was there,
Speaker 7: and I went and put a towel over the window,
Speaker 7: because in our stories they sometimes peek in and they
Speaker 7: put their faces right up to the window and they
Speaker 7: peek in. And I was not ready to see that.
Speaker 7: So the next morning, where we had our canoes and
Speaker 7: the tide was coming up rapidly, we went out to
Speaker 7: where the canoes where we followed these feetprints straight out
Speaker 7: there and right where this mud spot was, there's probably
Speaker 7: like a fourteen to sixteen inch footprint, and as the
Speaker 7: tide was coming in, we did get a picture of
Speaker 7: it too, my sister. I'd have to ask her for it,
Speaker 7: but you could see the water pooling into it, and
Speaker 7: then when the tide went out, they were all gone.
Speaker 1: Wow, oh my goodness, this is some really incredible stuff.
Speaker 1: And thank you for sharing stories that are so special
Speaker 1: to your culture. I mean it's just wild, absolutely wild stuff.
Speaker 7: Different ones shape shifting, all different types of shape shifters,
Speaker 7: like Otterman. They shape shift into these big human beings.
Speaker 7: The hell a bit shape shifter that g lifted us
Speaker 7: our hell of bit hooks. We have stories of cave
Speaker 7: bears that we fought off that go back to about
Speaker 7: forty thousand years ago.
Speaker 1: No, what, Oh my goodness, dude, can you send me
Speaker 1: an email? I would love to have contact with you
Speaker 1: outside of this platform, so maybe we could have another
Speaker 1: conversation someday. My email is big for society at gmail
Speaker 1: dot com. Okay, wow, that's cave bear stories. That's really cool.
Speaker 7: So the one thing I forgot to say is what
Speaker 7: those humans that go overboard and they turn wild, so
Speaker 7: they went out on canoes. They actually mourned that these
Speaker 7: people they found their canoes top sided, like flipped over
Speaker 7: in rough weather. So they assumed that they passed on,
Speaker 7: so they would or in their death, but their wives
Speaker 7: would always And there's three different stories that I could
Speaker 7: talk about, but the one actually where they brought the
Speaker 7: person back to like be a human.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 7: They the this creature would go up and peek in
Speaker 7: and his wife's wife's window, and she would look over
Speaker 7: and see this dark, furry face, like this thing was
Speaker 7: just like hideous. She would scream. This is before phones
Speaker 7: or anything like that. She called her brothers. They had
Speaker 7: they had modern rifles at that time. This is still
Speaker 7: the first introduction of those things. They chased it off,
Speaker 7: but it kept coming back every few nights. So what
Speaker 7: they did, the old lady told them, they think it's
Speaker 7: that person's husband. They're they're coming back to a peek
Speaker 7: at his wife. They're in love. And what would happened.
Speaker 7: They dug a big trap in front of the window,
Speaker 7: a bowl down, and they put a whole bunch of
Speaker 7: rocks in there, and then they filled it up with
Speaker 7: water and then they they cover covered it with sticks
Speaker 7: and stuff.
Speaker 9: So when this.
Speaker 7: Went went up to the window, they heard it crash
Speaker 7: down in there, and then the breed came out and
Speaker 7: they have we have a route. It's a really powerful
Speaker 7: medicine for our people. And they held him down. They
Speaker 7: rubbed him with this root and he started talking English
Speaker 7: again and he was like, keep going, keep going, and
Speaker 7: they're dunking them under the water, bathing them with its root.
Speaker 7: It's like a spirit bath that we would have to
Speaker 7: pull our people back into like human consciousness. He had
Speaker 7: stories of actually going over two to three mountains in
Speaker 7: one day like it was nothing. But now that he's
Speaker 7: back to being a human, he couldn't even fathom going
Speaker 7: over one mountain again.
Speaker 1: So interesting goods.
Speaker 7: There was a cannery out here too, and I worked
Speaker 7: in archives for our community, and that happened to a
Speaker 7: Japanese fisherman and his brother heard about it in Japan
Speaker 7: that his brother fell overboard and they saw this wild
Speaker 7: person coming out of the water walking up and they
Speaker 7: look like sasquatch too, and in their ancestry they have
Speaker 7: the same story that the hinds of people have about
Speaker 7: them going wild. So the guy came over from Japan
Speaker 7: and he said, that's my brother. I want you guys
Speaker 7: to when they come up, pull out your rifle, and
Speaker 7: you know, get them. So when he came out next time,
Speaker 7: that's what they did. And he said, now come watch this.
Speaker 7: I'm going to pull back his lips and you'll see
Speaker 7: that gold tooth that he has. And that's how he
Speaker 7: knew that that was his brother. And we have this
Speaker 7: in our archives documented still so crossed by the Pacific,
Speaker 7: these two background and clusteres. So now you go through
Speaker 7: the different locations that you're talking about and imagine all
Speaker 7: the different species. So let's talk about the black bear.
Speaker 7: In our territory. We have three different species of black bear,
Speaker 7: and people think that there's just one, but if you
Speaker 7: go across the whole all Americas, there's many different types
Speaker 7: of subspecies of different animals.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 7: I think a lot of people don't think they see
Speaker 7: the dog man. I heard that we're talking about it
Speaker 7: being a temp an orangutang type of bigfoot, and since
Speaker 7: the orangutang's faces look like that, you would naturally just
Speaker 7: think it was a werewolf or something, so associating it
Speaker 7: with the dog. But those ones are like flesh eaters, hey,
Speaker 7: So you'd find those ones around cave systems and stuff
Speaker 7: like that, you.
Speaker 1: Had mentioned that there's stories in your culture about portal usage.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, there's a lot to what ley liens are
Speaker 7: in modern day research is basically animals will go over
Speaker 7: and they're a visible energy drid that travels the world.
Speaker 7: And this is how different animals migrate. Well whoa, whoa
Speaker 7: what when too lay lines over across each other? That
Speaker 7: creates zero point energy in physics, this is actually like
Speaker 7: proven like that's where you would find zero point energy.
Speaker 7: So those are places where they're able to come in
Speaker 7: and out of the different spectrum I get. So we
Speaker 7: have one story of the Kitlope, like we have glacial.
Speaker 1: Water where we are, you know, be blue.
Speaker 7: And an alligator popping out of one of these portals
Speaker 7: and our people not recognizing it until modern time. The
Speaker 7: pictures get passed down to whatever creature it was. We
Speaker 7: even have like shape shifting ravens that were around here
Speaker 7: that our land, our ancestry is so rich in these
Speaker 7: types of stories, like I can go on for the
Speaker 7: majority of the night.
Speaker 1: That it's incredible the amount of knowledge that you have
Speaker 1: is so so cool, and like this the wild thing
Speaker 1: is like this is not anything that you can read
Speaker 1: in a book. I guarantee it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm really lucky. I was raised my grandfather's so
Speaker 7: my when contact happened here, my grand my mom's appendix
Speaker 7: burst when she was a baby, and these helicopters came
Speaker 7: in because they had to boat across to the nearest town.
Speaker 7: These helicopters came in and my great great great great
Speaker 7: grandmother pulled out her cane and was trying to fight
Speaker 7: off this giant dragonfly that was coming.
Speaker 1: Oh my goodness, that's awesome.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so yeah, we did, we we weren't. We're probably
Speaker 7: the last three nations contacted throughout all of BC just
Speaker 7: because of our location. So we still have a lot
Speaker 7: of these types of stories in this area.
Speaker 1: That's incredible. What year was contact for you guys, about the.
Speaker 7: Early eighteen hundred so probably.
Speaker 1: Okay, right yeah, yeah, right.
Speaker 7: So you could imagine how much we still have within
Speaker 7: within And people think that, you know, VC is still
Speaker 7: still really young, even Canada's young. Canada is only three
Speaker 7: hundred years old. They say, sure, sure, absolutely elapsed all
Speaker 7: of those they there's even we have the quawk quawky walk.
Speaker 7: They call it the Donua and she's another one with
Speaker 7: big lips and it's a cannibal lady, the cedar basket lady. Yeah, Wemala.
Speaker 7: So in my research between surrounding nations, we all have
Speaker 7: this entity and a lot of people actually think that
Speaker 7: that's the mother of lots of sasquatch. And she would
Speaker 7: come around, but she has really poor eyesight and she
Speaker 7: would through tree sap like a gum and it would
Speaker 7: always she would smack her lips when and that would
Speaker 7: lure the children around where they would go play in
Speaker 7: the summer in the water. She had this big caine
Speaker 7: because she was an old lady, and she would have
Speaker 7: the kids went to investigate what it was. She would
Speaker 7: grab her cane, scoop them in, grab them with their
Speaker 7: big hands, put them over her head and right into
Speaker 7: the cedar backpack and then she would walk home. And
Speaker 7: apparently that was her diet. But many different one of
Speaker 7: our nations around, like my neighboring nations, they have the
Speaker 7: same story in their language. So my people can't talk
Speaker 7: to my neighbors. Our dialect is different and we were
Speaker 7: all broken up through at BC, but we all have
Speaker 7: these stories like Sasquatch actually comes from the Cootneys area
Speaker 7: in Lillowette and it's the squatch and that's where coming from.
Speaker 1: My goodness, oh, my goodness, this is this is one
Speaker 1: of the coolest conversations I've I've had on this platform.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much, Dustin for coming up and for
Speaker 1: chatting for a while. I appreciate it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, for sure, I'll let let other people talk and
Speaker 7: I'll send you an email tomorrow. I wrote that.
Speaker 1: Okay, thank you so much. We'll talk later. Thank you, Dustin.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 1: That was really cool. That was extremely cool. Wow, hey, Johnny,
Speaker 1: how are.
Speaker 8: You oh very blessed today?
Speaker 1: Yes, Pennsylvania, it definitely counts. I feel free to share
Speaker 1: what you've experienced.
Speaker 8: So back in twenty twenty, me and my son went
Speaker 8: hunting on private property and we were up kicking some
Speaker 8: deer out from my brother who was down below us.
Speaker 8: And we got to the top of this hill and
Speaker 8: as we were getting up there, we were just brushing
Speaker 8: through the jaggers and we got pretty thick into it
Speaker 8: and my son came across this hut. That's all I
Speaker 8: can say is it's a hut. This thing had to
Speaker 8: be gosh, at least fourteen foot high and almost twenty
Speaker 8: foot a round.
Speaker 13: It was huge.
Speaker 8: My son looked at and he says, he Dad, He says,
Speaker 8: it really smells over here. I was like, well, you know,
Speaker 8: at the time, I had a pretty bad nasal thing
Speaker 8: going on, and I said, I can't smell nothing. So
Speaker 8: the sun. He was over there looking all around that hut,
Speaker 8: and then next thing you know, he got down into
Speaker 8: the valley. He says, holy smokes, Dad. He said, there's
Speaker 8: a big hole in the bottom of this hut. He says,
Speaker 8: it's too high. I can't crawl into it. I said,
Speaker 8: I don't know what's down there. And I said, you
Speaker 8: said it smells bad. I said, the best thing to
Speaker 8: do is just come on like up here with me.
Speaker 8: So he'd come back up on top of the hill.
Speaker 8: And at the time I was still smoking cigarettes, and
Speaker 8: I said, let's just have a cigarette and think about
Speaker 8: it as we're sitting in the field. It went down
Speaker 8: into that valley, the hut was on our left hand side,
Speaker 8: and then come up onto a big valley on the
Speaker 8: other side, a big hill. Well, my son looked over
Speaker 8: and he seen this big black I thought it was
Speaker 8: a bear. I really thought it was a bear. But
Speaker 8: you know, we're in Pennsylvania and we're we're hunting at
Speaker 8: there was no sighting a bear. He said, Dad, he says,
Speaker 8: what is that? I said, I don't know. I said,
Speaker 8: you take my gun, which had a scope on it.
Speaker 8: I says, I got a pair of binoculars in my
Speaker 8: hunting outfit. I said, let me dig that out. I said, meanwhile,
Speaker 8: keep that scope on him so this way we can
Speaker 8: keep an eye on it. So he's sitting there pointing
Speaker 8: the scope at it, and I'm trying to look for
Speaker 8: my binoculars through all these dog on pockets I had
Speaker 8: because yeah, I had thermal wand to wear a thermal shirt,
Speaker 8: thermal everything else. And finally I went to go I
Speaker 8: found the binoculars. He turned, looked at me, took the
Speaker 8: scope off of it, and he said, Pat, Joe, you know, Dad,
Speaker 8: did you find them their binoculars? I said yeah. We
Speaker 8: both looked, and this black thing jumped.
Speaker 9: Over the hill.
Speaker 8: I said, well, I said, I don't know what that was.
Speaker 8: He said, but Dad, he says, it was quick, it moved.
Speaker 8: I said, it was big. So the rest of that
Speaker 8: day we didn't see no deer at all. And we
Speaker 8: were coming down off of the hill. And as we're
Speaker 8: coming down off of the hill, we sit down for
Speaker 8: a second and smoking a cigarette and he said, Dad,
Speaker 8: he says, that smells back and I, well, I didn't
Speaker 8: see nothing. I didn't hear anything. Keep walking back down
Speaker 8: the quad trail. Next thing you know, a rock flies
Speaker 8: over my head and landed on the path in front
Speaker 8: of me. I said, I said, what the hell did
Speaker 8: you throw a rock at me for? He said, Dad,
Speaker 8: that wasn't me. He said, man, I don't know where
Speaker 8: that come from. And then we heard a grunt and
Speaker 8: I mean, I've heard deer grunt. This was nothing like that.
Speaker 8: It was really odd, kind of scared me. So I said,
Speaker 8: let's just sit down, relax a minute. And we heard
Speaker 8: something over on our right hand side, and it just
Speaker 8: it sounded like somebody dropped a tree into the brush.
Speaker 8: And we waited, we waited. We didn't hear nothing, seen nothing.
Speaker 8: My brother jumps on the radio and says, hey, where
Speaker 8: you guys at, Come on down. And when me and
Speaker 8: my son stood up, this thing took off up over
Speaker 8: the top of the hill. We couldn't see it, but
Speaker 8: we had heard it, and my brother was like two
Speaker 8: hundred yards away. Bought him in the hill and he
Speaker 8: says what And the world was at I said, I
Speaker 8: don't know. I said, I couldn't hear it or I
Speaker 8: couldn't see it, And my son says, I couldn't see
Speaker 8: it either, and uh, that was two hundred yards away.
Speaker 8: He heard that, so we didn't know what it was.
Speaker 8: Next year we come hunting back there. That land is marked.
Speaker 8: It's all private property. Now, oh wow, yeah, So we
Speaker 8: went two valleys over where we had another private spot.
Speaker 8: Then we went to we're down there and there's all
Speaker 8: these trees pushed across all the quad trails. I made
Speaker 8: big trees. We couldn't figure that one out. And then
Speaker 8: me and my son we took a long walk out
Speaker 8: on this ridge and we started walking the ridge back
Speaker 8: and halfway back there's a shooting range that's like five
Speaker 8: hundred yards away from us, and they're still firing bullets
Speaker 8: and everything else. And as we're walking back, we clearly heard.
Speaker 13: And what the hell was that?
Speaker 8: He said. Daddy says, that was a whistle and we're
Speaker 8: walking back and it did again. It whistled. I mean,
Speaker 8: there's no orange anywhere around us. We couldn't find a
Speaker 8: hunter nowhere around us. And then the rest of that
Speaker 8: day things were being thrown at us. We couldn't figure
Speaker 8: it out, so we just marked it down as another
Speaker 8: weird experience for that year. That was two thousand and
Speaker 8: twenty one and two thousand and three. We were hunting
Speaker 8: on another hillside and there was stack rocks up on
Speaker 8: top of this hill. I was like, who in your
Speaker 8: right mind could have gone climbing to the top of
Speaker 8: this mountain and stack rocks and it was just the
Speaker 8: weirdest thing. We didn't get to see that day, and
Speaker 8: that's when we heard another grunt and I said, yeah,
Speaker 8: we're done, so we left when we said, oh my gosh,
Speaker 8: there was There was like sixty experiences we had, So
Speaker 8: that was twenty twenty one, and then twenty twenty two
Speaker 8: we didn't go nowhere, and it was two thousand and four.
Speaker 8: I think, me, yeah, me and you. We were driving
Speaker 8: up the road. We were spotting for deer and we
Speaker 8: were coming down this this uh haulla in Pennsylvania, it's
Speaker 8: called Ahalla, and we were spotting deer and the wife's
Speaker 8: on the right hand side. I'm on the left hand side.
Speaker 8: There's a real steep hill on the left hand side,
Speaker 8: and as we're going down the road, she spotss deer
Speaker 8: and the'se deer. They're not looking at the light. They're
Speaker 8: looking up, you know. And she says, she said, what
Speaker 8: are they looking at? I said, I don't know. Give
Speaker 8: me the light and I looked at her on the
Speaker 8: other side. Dude, I'm telling you what. It was like
Speaker 8: seven foot high and it had red eyes. And I said, says,
Speaker 8: everybody else see this. My son looked over and my
Speaker 8: wife looked over, and they said, well, what has red eyes?
Speaker 8: I said, I says, I think how has red eyes?
Speaker 8: But they're not like seven inches apart.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right, exactly.
Speaker 9: Weird.
Speaker 8: So we went down the road and turned around and
Speaker 8: we come back and we're like driving super super slow,
Speaker 8: and by and them beer were gone. And we looked
Speaker 8: back up on the hill and we're waiting and we're looking.
Speaker 8: Next thing, I know, pow, a rock hits the back
Speaker 8: of the car.
Speaker 13: I say, what the.
Speaker 8: Heck was that? My wife says, I don't know, but
Speaker 8: he hit the back of the car. Drove up just
Speaker 8: a little bit more. Pow, another rock hit the door,
Speaker 8: and both of them dans are still in that vehicle today.
Speaker 8: I said, I don't care what it is. We're out
Speaker 8: of here. He drove we took off. So we were
Speaker 8: coming back from shopping one day and I was saying,
Speaker 8: and I said, it was right up on the hills
Speaker 8: where we saw them, them creatures, their red eyes. Holy smokes.
Speaker 8: The one I saw was standing up on a flat
Speaker 8: behind all these trees. I'll bet you it had to
Speaker 8: be ten foot tall. My wife seemed one standing on
Speaker 8: the other hillside. I wasn't even looking at that one.
Speaker 8: And she said, would you say, that looks like refrigerator.
Speaker 8: He said, for a Volkswagen. Yeah, so it looked like
Speaker 8: a Volkswagen standing up. It was just huge. And me myself,
Speaker 8: I'm driving trying to look at it and trying to
Speaker 8: be safe so I didn't hit anything. And we're coming
Speaker 8: across the bridge and I looked at her and I
Speaker 8: was She looked at me. We both had that same thing,
Speaker 8: and she goes, did you see what I seen? I
Speaker 8: was like, well, I seen a figure up on top
Speaker 8: of a hill. And she goes, I seen a figure
Speaker 8: standing between them poles. And until this day, we keep
Speaker 8: driving past here, we keep looking up on a hero.
Speaker 8: We never seen him again, but that was in two
Speaker 8: thousand and four. In two thousand and five, me and
Speaker 8: my grandson. Huh, I'm sorry, dear. Anyways, two thousand and six,
Speaker 8: I took my grandson hunting with me. So we're going
Speaker 8: down in this a different area, a little bit further
Speaker 8: away from where we were hunting, and we had permisson
Speaker 8: to hunt on his property, and I was taking the
Speaker 8: grandson with me. I'm showing him how to hunt brand new,
Speaker 8: you know, fifteen year old boy, learn how to hunt.
Speaker 8: Go on with this, pap app. I set him on
Speaker 8: a tree and I said, I'm going to go look
Speaker 8: over the hill. So I walk away from my grandson
Speaker 8: and he's sitting there and he calls me on radio
Speaker 8: and says, papap, there's a guy over here dressed in
Speaker 8: black and he's looking at me. I said, what I said,
Speaker 8: you know, it's the first day a buck. He's got
Speaker 8: to have ores on. No, this guy's in black and
Speaker 8: he's looking at me. I worked my way back to
Speaker 8: the top of that hill. I get up there and
Speaker 8: I just walked the crest of the hill. He goes, look,
Speaker 8: he's standing right there and he says he's gone. I
Speaker 8: was like, holy smoke. He says, pap, I'm telling you,
Speaker 8: he said this one was black. It was Harry and
Speaker 8: it was bought my size.
Speaker 7: I said, wow, that.
Speaker 13: So I don't know.
Speaker 8: The rest of that day, we kept hearing the hoops
Speaker 8: and he says, what is that and I said, I
Speaker 8: honestly god, I said, I don't know. And I said,
Speaker 8: I'm not going to scare you. I said, I think
Speaker 8: I know what it is. And we joked about it
Speaker 8: for the rest of the day. So we went back
Speaker 8: there like three days later, and we were walking the
Speaker 8: creek and as we're downing through the bottom of the curtain,
Speaker 8: a rock come flying down beside us. And we looked
Speaker 8: up on the hill and there's this like a six
Speaker 8: foot triangle and it was at the top of the hill.
Speaker 8: And I pulled his scope out because I had three
Speaker 8: to nine jacket all with the nine and I was
Speaker 8: looking on top of you and I said, grandson, I said,
Speaker 8: whatever that is up there, I said, it's got hair.
Speaker 8: And he took the scope and he looked up there
Speaker 8: and he said, pap, he says, that thinks moving. And
Speaker 8: as we both went to go look again, it was gone.
Speaker 8: So whatever critters are living near us in Pennsylvania, they
Speaker 8: can stay there. We don't have a problem with them.
Speaker 8: They don't mess with us. They do let us know
Speaker 8: they're there. And once we saw him that one day
Speaker 8: I'll tell you, look, there are bigfoot, and since i've
Speaker 8: seen them, I can't say that. You know, I can't
Speaker 8: believe because it's real. Them critters are real.
Speaker 1: Wow, that's that's some really wild stories. Did you say
Speaker 1: this is northeast Pennsylvania.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, it's actually uh right next to Ohio. We'll
Speaker 8: put it that way. Okay, So yeah, story, make sure
Speaker 8: you say it's in Pennsylvania. Don't tell where it's at
Speaker 8: because people go out and try to look for the critters.
Speaker 8: You know what I mean. I don't want to.
Speaker 1: Oh, I get it, I get it. Yeah, absolutely well.
Speaker 1: I appreciate you you coming up and sharing what you've
Speaker 1: experienced over the years.
Speaker 13: I appreciate that.
Speaker 8: Man. You can go ahead and use everything I said,
Speaker 8: and that is not a problem I haven't all written down.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Johnny. Have a good night you too.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 1: All right, guys, I didn't know that tonight was going
Speaker 1: to be just as crazy as last night. I am
Speaker 1: going to actually call it tonight because I am exhausted.
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