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Speaker 4: Hello, Welcome in everybody. I'm excited to know. I'm always excited.
But I got two of my favorite guys with me. Amanda,
she couldn't be here tonight, Obama Murdock's on fill in
force and the way we're going to do this since
for y' all that don't know, Peyton, our guest tonight
is my son, and I thought it'd be fun to
get him to come on and you know, kind of
tell his side of these things and you know how
he got into it and all that, and Bama's a
great interviewer, and I was like, man, I hope he
can do it, and he agreed. So this is this
is this is great. So if y'all hear me not
saying nothing which will be tough, it was planned, but
welcome in everybody. We're gonna continue. Amanda sent me an
old article from Tennessee, I believe, late eighteen hundreds, and
I'm gonna I'm gonna play her little intro here and
then I'll read that and we'll bring the two guys out.
Here we go, and now Amanda's Bigfoot news brought to
you guys, squatch and holler. I don't think she expected that.
Last week I kind of broke her down, but here
we go. So this is the Hagerstown Mail. It's Friday,
May fifth, eighteen seventy one. This titled the Tennessee wild
Man Jackson, Tennessee wig of the thirteenth instance says, quote,
we learned that between Sobby and Cranesville, on what is
called Piney McNairy County. A lot of y'all may know
where that's at. A strange and frightful being has been
observed for several weeks. He is said to be seven
feet high and possessed and put and be possessed of
great muscular power. His eyes are unusually large and fiery red.
His hair hangs entangled and matted mass jet below just
below the waist, and his beard reaches below his middle.
His entire body is covered with hair, and his whole
aspect is most frightful. He shuns the sight of men,
but approaches with wild and horrid screams of delight every
woman who is unaccompanied by a man. He sometimes with
great caution, approaches houses, and should should he see a man,
he runs away with astonishing, with astonishing swiftness. This I
can't hardly see this, y'all, sorry, leaping the tallest fences
with the ease of a deer, defying alike the pursuit
of men and dogs. He is frightened several women by
attempting to carry them off. Oh wow, I didn't get
that far into it, as well as by his hard aspect.
And the whole country around Sabby is in consternation. We're
learning old words. The citizens. Citizens are now scouring the
woods and are determined either to I can't read that
because of the little thing. I'd say, probably give him
manoogie or drive him off. So I've made that part
of anyway. So sound familiar, guys, May fifth, eighteen seventy one.
I think this is a great segment. And Amanda has
tons of these, and we'll share at least one every
every show. So there you go. That's Amanda's news from
a long way back. So we're gonna bring on Peyton
and Bama. Wait, we'll wait. Tobama there he is. Welcome guys,
y'all doing.
Speaker 3: Hey, guys, Hey, everybody in the chat. I'm watching the
chat but I can't chat, but I see all our
friends and their families.
Speaker 4: It's rocking and rolling. We got, I mean, got all
the regulars in here. Thank y'all for being here. Thank you,
Bama for you know, coming on, and Peyton, thank you
because I know you don't do this much. And you know,
you're in the time. You know, when I was your age,
we couldn't talk about this. But now I know you've
you've been out in places and heard people talking about it,
and you've approached them and got some pretty good stories.
And they're not they don't watch these shows. You know,
just happened what a couple of weeks ago. And so
we're going to go research that area soon. But anyway,
I'm gonna turn the show over to Bama. He's our
guest hosting hosting I and I'm excited for this. So
and what we'll do is he'll he'll he'll ask Peyton
a bunch of questions, they'll interact, and then later we
have some newer stuff. We'll we'll let Peyton talk about
to shows yours.
Speaker 3: Bamma, all right, I guess I guess that's good, right, Oh.
Speaker 4: Yeah, heck yeah. We Hey, we professionals around here.
Speaker 3: You know, Peyton's been on a couple of shows. Uh,
he's been on wood Walkers, He's been on The Beast
Show before. But I realized that there's some people may
not be familiar with him. So other than being Roger's son, Uh,
tell us a little bit about yourself, Peyton, Like, first
of all, what's your age? And like, uh, you know,
what do you do for a living and stuff like that.
Speaker 7: We'll get into it that point. I'm twenty nine, just
turned twenty nine about two months ago. I installed sprinklers
some all over Middle Tennessee and some of Kentucky sometimes.
Uh yeah, just like everyone else here, probably just a
regular like the hunt fish the outside, you know, all
the camping things and all the all the outdoors and things.
Speaker 3: Now you're is it your girlfriend or are you married girlfriend? Okay? Uh,
I'm saying that because uh, Peyton was at the last
Woodwalker's camp out. I don't even know if we can
call it a meet and greet anymore, you know, because
you know we've done it several times. But he was
there and with his girlfriend, and of course Roger was
there with his wife, and uh, it was really neat
to get to sit and talk with you, Peyton for
a while. Uh you know, once you're if I'm around Roger,
I'll really start telling some stories and lots of things
most people may not want to hear, even though they
asked to hear. And so I hung around Peyton a
wall and got really comfortable with him. So we sat
for probably a couple of hours one night just you know,
of course me is really the only time I get
to go through police stories and stuff like that. I
don't know.
Speaker 7: I looked up and it was like one o'clock in
the morning, so it was for a while.
Speaker 4: But what was cool, y'all, uh was we had you know,
we don't have groups really, but we had enough time
to get to know everybody. And it was like a
rotating thing where you know, you know, we were over
here talking and there was multiple groups, big ones, small ones,
and everybody's doing the same thing. And that's that's amazing
to me. I love that part of it.
Speaker 3: For nobody, for somebody us never been to one. Uh
you know, Roger's right. You you end up kind of
walking over and talk looking to two or three people.
Next thing you know, an hour's gone by, and uh,
that's just kind of the way, you know, you learn
about people and and uh, you know, learn strateg and
you may not even be talking about bigfoot related stuff.
You know, you may be talking about other types of
things too. But that was really neat to sit and
talk to you all that night, and Kell couldn't Yeah,
kill couldn't make it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I got a question, Uh, how hard is it
to make it to the bathroom just like forty yards away?
What everybody's topping?
Speaker 3: It's not that hard because you said we got thirty seconds,
and I said okay, and I took off. But see
then your intro song gave me a little bit of
a buff.
Speaker 4: Well I'm talking about I'm talking about that the at
the meet and greet. You know, you know everybody and
you and you can see the bathroom and you start
over there. In an hour later, you're still talking to
people working your way over.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you get you get stopped a couple of times
before you ever even get over there to the bathroom.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you're right. And you get there and there's a line.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and I and I'll y'all, I promised I'm going
to back. I'm shut up. Uh and and let y'all roll.
Speaker 3: So let me Okay. I wanted to start with this.
Speaker 7: I mean I.
Speaker 3: I probably asked questions that other people don't. Uh. But
other than just getting into this paper, if it hadn't
have been for your dad, do you think you would
ever have had any exposure to this other than you know,
our our usual pop culture type stuff.
Speaker 7: Well, so before so Daddy told me the The only
really thing I ever had to do with it before
Deddy actually got into it was him seeing the one
when he was younger. But I had had stuff happen,
like when I was younger, be with friends and stuff
out in the wood, Like me and my friends would
just take off walking in the woods at night with
a flashlight and if the moon was out of them,
we wouldn't even use the flashlights really, and I mean
we had our guns and stuff on us, but like
we weren't, you know, we were just out walking literally,
And I remember one night we did this was before
Daddy got into it, and like he had told me
his story, but he hadn't really, like he hadn't dove
off the high dive into this yet.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 7: So we had a night where we were on top
of the hill, or we're at the bottom of the
hill going up it, and it's in corners were right,
not five minutes from where Daddy lives, and there was
me and a buddy of mine spotted some eyes on
top of the hill. I noticed how far apart they
were and how glowing oranges red they looked, and It's
almost like I could see it, like one eye disappeared
and the other one followed it, and it turned around
and walked off, and me and my buddy were like,
what was that? But we didn't think you think bigfoot?
But like you're at that time, you're like, am I
crazy to think bigfoot? You know? Because I didn't really,
So I eventually think that thinking about it would have
got the best of me, and I probably would have
started doing a bunch of research on my own of
some kind until until I either like, you know, was
out there all the time or yeah, yeah, I just
I try not to like obsess about it, because I'm
the type that starts thinking and then going all over
the place, and then once I get locked on it,
I don't I'll be in my room for three days,
eat my own arm and stuff because I don't want
to move.
Speaker 3: We're probably more like than you think, then it me.
I know, I use this term a lot. I'm gonna
keep using this term until it's coined to my name,
just like the field of thirteen Hol's name is. But
I always say, man, if it's not in the rolodex
of my brain, I get obsessed with trying to you know,
figure out what it is. And I say this too
all the time. One of the worst things you can
do is just get on the internet and just google
some random questions like what what does this? And what
does that? You know, you start getting all kinds of stuff.
But what age was that?
Speaker 7: I was probably about nineteen or twenty. We were out
of school. Yeah, old enough, you know, driving not having
it was like note, loving school nights and stuff.
Speaker 3: So yeah, and that's it. People may think that odd,
but I mean, as kids we now was raised very rural.
We got out just walk the roads at night. Very
seldom did we have a flashlight with us, but man,
we walked the roads at night and just I mean
it wasn't like we were really up to no meanness
or anything. We just wanted to get out of the
house and walk. We had this weird thing though about us,
to where if we saw a car light it's coming,
you know, we'd all dive off into the woods or
into the ditch, you know. And one night we was
out a little bit too late. Of course, Daddy he
got out hunting for me in his truck and uh
and when he left, I made it home from another
direction and he came home a little while. Now, this
is on a Saturday night, sweat to be up for
church next morning. That's way he's out looking for us.
And he came in the house and he goes, what
the world's wrong with Frankie? That was a friend of mine.
And I said, what do you mean? He goes, man,
I topped the heel over there at the church and
I got a glimpse of him on a bicycle and
he goes and he just took off down through the
woods oncle and Frankie showed up the next day with
briar scratch march when it went off down through a
sawbriar patch and stuff. And you know that's I mean,
that's not uncommon for you know, country kids just to
get out and walk.
Speaker 7: You know what.
Speaker 3: I want to ask you this and we'll see it.
Roger kenener Jeck later on when your dad told you
his story originally, you know, what did you think? I mean?
Speaker 7: So so it wasn't like he just sat me down
and was like, look, this is what happened when I
was this age and all this it was actually we
were I had heard it before, like in passing him,
like maybe missing I saw something that was big and Brantlake,
but I don't know what it was. That's as far
as it ever went. It never like he didn't want
to give too much detail to people because you know,
the people think you're nuts. You tell him, I went
back and measured where it was and that like its
head was above a limb that was seven foot five
off the ground or whatever. So and I don't remember
the exact measurement that he gave, but that's roundabout. But no,
it was like one time I was watching one of
these big foot shows and there was the Ohio how
I believe it was. It was on TV, and he
was inside, he was in the kitchen cooking, and that
hal let out and they played it three four times
and he like he come bebopping around the little s
hallway that we had in the house at the time,
and he's looking. He's like I used to hear that
all the time where we were where we lived out
there on Globe Road and all that. Yeah, And I said, oh,
I mean, did you ever see anything? And he's like, well,
and then he told me the story, you know, but
he's like, I don't know what it is. I've never
seen At that time, he had never seen or heard
anything else. But we took what a fifteen year break
from untain probably probably yeah.
Speaker 4: But my parents end up they got yeah, they got
divorced and split the farm up, sold it and so
then you know, I'm I'm raising uh Peyton and Keeley
pretty much, and uh there was other things going on,
you know, sports and school, and I.
Speaker 7: Mean I had, like my grandparents, they always had land
and stuff on my mom's side, but they weren't they
didn't want anybody hunting it. And so I was out
in the woods a lot. But as far as hunting, hell,
I didn't start back up until I think around twenty
eighteen or so is when I actually started going all
the time during deer season and stuff.
Speaker 3: And that was because of Bigfoot or something. That was
just the way it was.
Speaker 7: Lack of land and by yeah, lack of places to go.
But I've got a friend who lives right up the
road from Daddy, and him and his family were kind
enough to let let us un out there, and uh,
so that's where I started back. And now I've got
a place that's in the family on the opposite side
of the county that I go to, a lot that's
pretty much his mine and another guy. But it's a lot, uh,
it's a lot bigger than well, I always has a
lot bigger. It's a lot more wooded than my buddy's
place down where daddy lives.
Speaker 3: So I always wondering if if if your dad wasn't
who your dad is, do you think you'd have any
interest in it at all? Or do you think it
were just kind of kind of fizzled out after a while.
Speaker 7: Probably, I mean I had an interest in like aliens
and stuff before before the Bigfoot like things, So I
was always like we were looking. I remember he was
telling me alien stories and stuff that they seen then,
and I have I've had a few of those two
like I mean, just I remember when Mama bought her
first bought her house that we live in now she
lives in now. We was the first night we had stayed,
and I remember seeing something falling out of the sky
and it's falling fact and it just stops and it
looks like it blows out and it sucks back in
like blue white light and gone. So yeah, that stuff
has always been an interest because it's you know, they
seems like they do try to hide stuff, But yeah,
I probably would have ended up day.
Speaker 3: It's funny because I remember as a child and I
don't I don't remember what year. This was very early,
but Dad would take us to Tuscaloosa to the movie
theater and there was a movie about Bigfoot, and I
remember seeing the uh, the PG footage Patterson Gimla footage
and uh. And I've told this a lot. I specifically
remember my dad telling me that, you know, all that's
just a guy in a suit, you know, and back then,
you know, it wasn't stabilized, it wasn't color enhanced. They
hadn't you know, been able to do anything to it.
So you know, you remember how shake you shakey it was?
And uh and of course, uh, like I said, my
dad was honest. He is a Christian, he is a
good man. And when he said that, you know that
thing don't exist with it, I just said, well, I
guess it don't exist. Always wondered what he may would
think about it if he were, you know, still alive today.
I think I could probably convince him. But yeah, I
was kind of good.
Speaker 4: He sounds a lot like my dad. When I told
him that day that night, well what I had seen,
he laughed and Uh, it took something happening to happening
to him, uh am my mom for him to come
ask me about it later. So you know, that's just
And even if some of those people had seen him,
you know in the South, you didn't, you didn't talk
about that stuff. You know, you didn't want you you know.
Speaker 3: So there's lots of answer says that I found out
about and maybe six or seven years ago where I
had childhood friends that had sightings and uh uh you
know several of the one that's a career law enforcement
officer after I had left and graduated high school, he
had an encounter with something on a dirt road one night,
and uh, but yeah, I just always wonder how people,
uh you know, I don't see how much somebody has
something happened to them that they can't kind of stay
with it or want to figure out, you know, what's
going on, unless it was just so terrifying that they
just want to just kind of, you know, leave it
behind somewhere.
Speaker 4: And I think, I think, uh, there's different types of
people handle it different ways, Like you're saying, uh, the
curious ones like us three sitting here, you can't let
it go. And then there's one that is scared so bad.
There's people that's scare so bad to even like see
a show like this, And I understand that.
Speaker 7: I mean, I need to bring it up early. With
the dog thing that's we were talking about back there,
I didn't go looking into that for nothing. Yeah, google
the first thing. I didn't google the first thing about it.
I don't go back there at certain times a day
or night. No, I didn't want because there's certain things
that I feel like you you let in, you can't
let out, or you can't you know, it ain't going away,
and I just I don't want no parts of it.
Speaker 3: And we're going to get into that story in a second,
for example, because you said, you know, you really.
Speaker 7: This really is.
Speaker 3: You hear lots of oddities and I always use the
term high strangeness as it has to do with Bigfoot. Uh,
and this is really one of the more stranger It's
because when I started and the people that I started with,
which are still the same people that we have now,
we've just kind of branched out, you know, into some
groups and stuff. You know, we were strictly in to
the fact that it was a flesh and blood and
some people may be, and I'm not saying this right
or wrong, but from from our standpoint, we were under
the assumption that this is a flesh and blood creature,
incredibly elusive, intelligent, you know, checking off all those boxes.
But the more we did it, the more things we
found associated with you know, lights and different anomalies and
feelings or infrasound or just you know whatever. But after
you had that experience in nineteen where you saw the eyes,
what was the next thing after? Did you go and
tell your dad? You told him right after that.
Speaker 7: I don't. I'll told you that for a while for
a while, and we started talking about this because like,
if I don't know what it is, like, I'm not
gonna run and tell him. I didn't want to run
and tell him, Hey, I think I saw a bigfoot
or saw this of whatever. But because I didn't see
an actual I just noticed real big guys and they
were to be as far apart in how off the
ground they were. That that's all I saw. And I mean,
I know you can. I don't really chalk it up
as as anything. It was just an experience. I don't
it's not to me. I know some people will be
like no, that was a bigfoot experience you had. But
if I didn't see it, you know, I'm not gonna
tell everyone I saw bigfoot. I was up in the woods,
you know, I just.
Speaker 3: I bet you were going through the young nineteen year
old rollodex in your brain. I'm like, and you're thinking
it's an owl's eyes or it's a.
Speaker 7: Start of googling. I got in the truck, I said,
what eyes of animals in the Middle Tennessee glow bright, orange,
red or whatever?
Speaker 3: And my worst thing, yeah, yeah, and yo, people listening
may think it's funny, but if you went back and
listened to any show I was on, especially early on,
I specifically said, I did the worst thing after my
first experiences. When I got home, I googled, and it
was this generalized what throws rocks into water that land
between the lakes? I mean, that's really almost what I
taught because I just couldn't. And then I was in
stuff like do armadillos jump in the water and swim?
And already ruled out flying carp you know, predatory fish,
you know, running fish up into this little flu. I
knew it wasn't a person.
Speaker 7: It just.
Speaker 3: If you all there's been people that have visited the
spot with me, very few people because it ended up
getting closed off, you know, they closed l Bill closed
it off. But if you went down in there with me,
you would understand that there was I knew for certain
that I wasn't dealing with a person because they're just
you couldn't have got back in there in the dark,
you know, so I figured that you were probably flipping
through all those things in your brain, you know, while
that was going on. If you'd have been by yourself,
what do you think you would have done.
Speaker 7: I don't even know, dude, I mean, turn around the
walk the other way. Probably we were dumble up and
went up there because there was seven of us, I
guess strengthened numbers is not. Yeah, it's a real thing,
I guess, But we are.
Speaker 4: In your mind anyway, in your mind.
Speaker 7: I mean, we had like shotguns and stuff with us,
so we thought we were cool. But yeah, it probably
should have just turned around and walked out. But like
I said, and only two of us saw it. We're
telling the other people what we saw, and they're they're
dumb and wanted to go see, like if it was
up there, and we're telling them that we saw these
big eyeballs turn around, it looked like, and walk the
other way. And they're like, well, let's go up there
and see. As we're walking up there, we're describing what
we saw. If you were telling me that now, I'm like, no,
you got it, buddy, go ahead, shoot three times if
you need something.
Speaker 3: Those are the people. Those are the people whose dad
hasn't quite possibly seen Bigfoot and already told you about it. Yeah,
to just go walking off into the woods.
Speaker 4: And you know what he was saying. I was stunned
when I heard that on the TV. I didn't watch
those shows, Bama. I didn't know they existed. And I
come around, like what in the world. And he explained it,
and I'm like, that's supposed to be a bigfoot and
and and immediately my mind goes back to when I
was a kid and hearing close to that sound. But
I knew immediately. I told him. I told him that
what I heard not like that, because I felt it.
It was just so powerful. But I didn't put that
together with the thing I saw because I didn't know,
you know, I was uneducated.
Speaker 3: You know, that always makes me think about there's certain
people that I. In fact, I have a guy that
went to my church. He's a big game hunter, believe
it or not, from this little county. He goes to Alaska,
British Columbia, places like it, and he hunts things like
big horned sheep, elk, you know, things.
Speaker 7: That you know.
Speaker 3: He told me, he goes, I have to get in shape,
you know, start getting in shape six months ahead of
time sometimes because the mountain hiking, in the altitudes and
stuff like that. So we were sitting there talking the
other day when I were getting some tires put on
my truck, and he literally has a black bear full
mount as soon as you walk in the door of
his office, and then you know, and there's all kinds
of pictures and big fish mounting and there at the end,
I asked him, I said, man, have you ever seen
anything that you maybe couldn't explain or something you did
recognize or anything like that? And he said, about the
only thing I've ever saw is he said, I think
I saw a big cat of some type, but I
just got a glimpse of it, and I just thought, okay,
And right after that he goes, oh, he goes, And
I didn't even mention this he goes, Oh, but I
believe in Bigfoot, And I said do you? And this
guy is an elder of the church, and I said
do you He goes, Oh, yeah, he goes, he goes.
A person has to be ignorant not to think that
there's other things out there that God's created or something
that just you know, we just we don't know everything,
you know. But I thought that was interesting. But after that,
when was the next time you ever had anything happen,
whether it be vocals or or big.
Speaker 7: What's that Bigfoot related or anything weird? Okay, So I'm
trying to think, because I mean, there was stuff that
happened on my buddy's farm two or three times. And
it's not far from where we saw the eyes. Like
I remember one night we were frog gigging and this
it's a little bitty pond like you could throw a
rock like love a rock across the other end and
hit the bank. And we walked up there and we
had our flashlights and it's it's got an osage orange
streets called bodox all the way around it. So we're
basically crawling and dodging thorns trying to get to these
frogs in this little pond and I've got my flashlight,
but you know how it is when you're crawling in
your light is bouncing everywhere and you really can't. You
can see in front of you for about a second
and that's it. Well I heard, we all heard what
sounded like somebody jumped out of the water with like
snowshoes or paddle feet on and went running up the bank.
And nobody saw anything. And my buddy was like, almost
have been a cow. I'm like, the cows are six
hundred yards that way, Well, would there be one cow
right here?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 7: And a cow does it that? You know, like they
sloshed when they run. It's like it's not like a
like the the feet coming down and the water separating.
It was not I don't Again, I didn't see it,
but I heard it. Yeah, nothing o it. I was like,
well that was weird. There was some big feet rough,
you know, like whatever that was that was hitting the
ground was or hitting the water was huge. And I
mean the problem the water probably wasn't, you know, two
or three foot deep right there, because it wasn't, like
I said, it wasn't a big pond anyway, but there
was that and that I mean like I said, I
guess fast forward until we until we bought this plate
or bought but started hunting on this place we hunt
at now. And it's like, well, was that the first
time we ever went out there? It was like two
weeks before Duke Eason.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well you just got permission and because that.
Speaker 7: Set up blind up, I was sitting under trees and yeah,
we behind rocks and stuff like we I mean food
and water.
Speaker 4: Was Yeah, we just scouted a little bit, you know,
quick scout, look at the holes on the fences. Scene.
We're crossings where you know, where the trees, where the food,
the water and all that. It was just kind of
a quick thing and go ahead and you tell what
happened that day.
Speaker 7: But so we're walking and this, uh, this ridge for
this hill, it goes up one end and then make
take a horseshoe and comes back down. Over here in
the middle is a big V. I guess you'd call it.
Speaker 4: I don't.
Speaker 7: I don't even know. It's just a straight up yeah
it was. Yeah, And well we're sitting there and we
noticed a tree oddly broken pretty far up. We're both
looking like that's weird. There's not. That's a pretty fresh break.
It's green. There's not any other like limbs that had
fallen and make that break. It was just a very
in a weird spot, like it was pretty clear where
that one little tree was. And as we're looking at that,
his phone, Daddy's phone is in his shirt pocket right here.
He doesn't have like a vest or anything on like that.
It was pretty warm that day, and his phone series says,
I'm sorry, I do not understand. And then we've look
at each other. I'm like, what was that. He's like,
my phone's in my pocket, like there's no and as
he's looking at his phone, it sounded like you took
a rock about the size of a softball, and I'm
just getsing and you underhand lobbed it up and threw
it over and it hit clacked off the other rocks
and was rolling down to us. And all this is
going on, and he's like freaking out about if that
happened and his phone goes off or his phone goes off,
then that happens. And we're still trying to figure the
tree thing out, and so we were like, let's just
back out here, and because that was weird, we were
both like, what would be able to throw something. There's
nobody in here with us because there's so many briars
and bodoc and just all kinds of weeds and stuff
growing up all over the place that you can't walk
anywhere without it getting snagged and scratch in your clothes.
Speaker 3: So you would hear.
Speaker 7: Somebody walking like a deer could barely sneak through this
place like a human definitely ain't. So it wasn't somebody
there messing with us and we're going through this while
we're walking back or whatever. And then I mean there's
been That was probably the first thing that really got
uh what Spencer say.
Speaker 4: He said, we hold out the good stuff for my
show and don't go one.
Speaker 7: Basically, I said, everything that we're talking about, everything that
we've something.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yo, go inside joke. You'll have to watch Night
Hours or Woodwalkers for that one. But but I go
back to Bama. You know when you have things happen
and a memory will come back, you know, waiting minute,
wait a minute, tell them about about being was it
the Elk River or Buffalo River and what happened.
Speaker 7: Where the Richland meets the elk Okay?
Speaker 4: And I think that's very important. I think that's important
because a lot of Native Americans used to, you know,
use places like that. I had a guide tell me
one time when another creek runs into another one. I
don't know exactly, I can't remember why he told me,
but you know that's that's like that behind Greggs. That
one creek comes into other right there and you can
cross over, you know whatever. But anyway, I'm sorry, go ahead, Peyton.
Speaker 7: No, it's just it was right there. It's between were
put in in Elkton and get off in Prospect, Alabama,
And that was about halfway where the Richland Creek runs
into the elk and we set up camp there. There
was like a swimming hole and then the creek was
pretty good height too or depth, and we'd fish there.
But I remember one night it was so hot that
I blew up a pool float. We would float in
pool floats like the lounge ones. And I was sleeping
on that and I thought I was dreaming, but I
was not dreaming. I woke up to like a screaming
and I wake up and I was a full moon.
And I remember looking up on the bank. At being
seven or eight years old, this bank looked like Mount
Everest up there. I don't know actually how high it
is now, but I saw something standing up there looking
down and it turned around and walked off, and I
was being little kid. I was like, just go back
to sleep. It wasn't real. It can't hurt you if
you know, if you and whatever. So that I remember
that happening, and I remember for a long time every
time we'd go on that river or for like, even
if I spent all day on the water on any
kind of boat, I would have like strange nightmares after
the fact of not even some of them were drowning related.
Some of them were getting lost on the river related,
but like some of them were just random, and yeah,
that happened for a long time.
Speaker 3: H that's pretty strange too for people that don't know
that the Elk Rivers. If you were to take I
sixty five south, you know through Tennessee, like you're heading
to Birmingham, it's right there, close to the Alabama State Launch.
And I used to bow hunt some private. I was
never when I retired, I wasn't that much into guns
for a long time, understandably, so I got into bow
hunting and I would bow hunt with a buddy down
there and we would have the time late set timber
bow season when it's still hot and ticks and mosquitoes
and stuff. So we would hunt the mornings in the
evenings and during the day we would float the Elk
River and we would fish the Elk River. While it's
a pretty substantial sized river. I mean, we have lots
of creeks and things named rivers around here, but the
Elk River is pretty good sized river, big cliffs on
each side.
Speaker 7: You know, it's just beautiful.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's interesting.
Speaker 4: I want to get if you look, if you look
at some of the you know, you want to look
at reports BFR whatever they call it the Elk River
cluster on the BFR. Oh, yes they do. That's but
I thought I would let y'all, you know, give y'all
something to look at.
Speaker 3: Yeah. It's funny because this was the same guy that
I used to camp and hunt at LBL with for
many years, where we worked together for twenty years, and
Bigfoot's kind of the reason we had have fallen out
before it was old with uh. But uh, you know,
he's one of those guys. I'm not going off on
a tangent here, but you know, he's one of those
guys that quote unquote has been in the woods all
his life and he has he's a good bow hunter
even on up and you know when we quit camp together,
he's on up into his sixties by then maybe and uh,
you know, still really successful bow hunter, and we would
I tried to get into those discussions with him a
little bit after the first couple of things that happened
up there, and he gave me all the same things
everybody does. Well, if they exist, they should be hundreds
of thousands of trail camp pictures of them. There should
be this, or there should be that. It's kind of
hard to explain to somebody that's not into it. It's
almost like each new person you have to go through
and dispel all the questions that have been raised by
all the newbies. And I don't mean that as a
as a bad as a bad word, but all the
new people, because they really are the ones that ask
all those generalized questions, you know, the ones that we
kind of want to roll our eyes at. You know, well,
then why didn't you get it on video? You know,
I hear that all you saw one why didn't your
video just you know, those just questions, So I wondered,
you know, have you ever had discussions with friends or
anything about.
Speaker 7: This or well, yeah, I mean my best friend's one
of my best friend's dad almost hit one in a jeep.
No kids. He was scared that it was going to
reach in and grab him. He can said he can
see the teeth of up the nostrils and it went
like that as he come around the curve. So I
got my other buddy, the one that I told you
at the pond. He told me the other day that
he saw one. I don't remember the whole story. He
told daddy.
Speaker 4: It was fourteen years ago. But the thing was they
had never talked about this, and they were at a
gathering and somebody said jokingly, two people were walking across
the field it was getting dark, to say, hey, look bigfoot.
And this guy looks up and says they ain't big enough.
That ain't bigfoot. So they like, hey, you know, I
need to talk Paul.
Speaker 7: Daddy and just gave the phone gave to my friend. Yeah,
it was like tell him, he'll tell me later. And
he said he walked up on it as what it was,
and it stood up and it was way bigger, and
it screamed and all this stuff. But so, I mean,
I've had and I've had friends that have been out
in the woods coon hunting, and get I never talked
about bigfoot a day in my life to this guy.
And he told me. He was like, we were coon hunting,
coon run down off in a ravine bowl type thing,
and he said we started hearing screaming and tree knocks,
like something banging on trees over on this ridge and
over on this ridge and chattering and screaming him. But
he said we stayed all there all night with our dogs,
like until daylight, like we didn't leave. And I was like,
what do you think it was? He was it was
probably just cows stepping on the limbs or something. I'm like,
what you said, though, what was it? And you know,
there's just so yeah, I've had it very rarely. Actually
have I ever had someone that argued with the idea
of it, Because now, I mean, you know, I've been
this past year, I've flown more than I ever have
in my life, And the way my mind works is
while we're coming in over like Alabama and Middle Tennessee
and stuff, I'm looking down, I'm like, that's a lot
of woods compared to houses. That is a lot of
land compared to how far these houses actually are apart.
And there's not a game show camera on every single
one of those ridges every hundred yards, you know, there's
not is not And yeah, so yeah, it's very it'd
be very easy to get across a human I think
could just about get across if you mapped it out,
you could get across one side of the state and
never be never be spotted by someone.
Speaker 4: Well, Greg to we were talking yesterday and we were
the same subject. You know, it always comes up, and
he said, look, you know a lot of these things
is three to five seconds, you know, very rarely more
than that. And he said, I if if you had
your phone where you carry it, and I told you
get a picture of me sneezing, And I'm gonna tell
you before I sneeze, you ain't gonna get that picture.
Speaker 3: That's a great analogy.
Speaker 4: You're seriously, well, what.
Speaker 7: Did they throw you to? Throw you in a lin's
enclosure at the zoo and said take a picture of it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you can get all the pretty pretty pictures you
won't outside the lines. Then you throw you in there
with them, and how many pictures you're gonna.
Speaker 3: Get that's grict. That's a good analogy too.
Speaker 7: You don't forget phone.
Speaker 3: No, I'm both. I've always been. I mean, after I
got into this and started trying to filter through all
the there's just so much stuff you don't have to
go through. And uh uh my favorite encounters so and
I I love bigfoot researchers. I feel that they do.
They take up the whole bunch of slack, but I leave,
you know, by doing their research and stuff. But I
love those people that are absolute didn't have bigfoot on
the brain, never thought about it. Now I love those encounters,
whether it be a road side crossing or you know,
a society or something like that. But you know, every
once in a while, just like Greg House, Uh he's
a fine example.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 3: Or Mike Wooley, the late Mike Wooley. Uh I can
you know carry arnold people like that? You know, those
are guys that were lifelong hunters.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 3: And even if they didn't hunt them just in the
in the woods all the time, it's kids or whatever.
And you know, then they have an encounter one day,
just you know, out of the blue, you know, and uh,
I have to and that brings me to this question
because I'm I'm a religious person. I was raised religious,
I went to a religious college.
Speaker 7: You know, did you have to.
Speaker 3: Cross any you know, religious hurdles or things in your
mind when you started thinking, yeah, this is really something.
I mean because with me, I have to figure out
where it fits in with God and his the way
he creates things.
Speaker 7: Yeah, the way I kind of look at it is God.
You know, God made the whole universe. And the way
I feel is if you think that we're the only
little spec only little rock in this whole thing and
there's nothing else anywhere else, what of the odd there's
like it's almost slend to none that there's nothing else
out there. And like you know, I've always been big
into like wildlife biology and stuff like that, and like, uh,
like watching the NAT Geo channel and all this we
don't even know like like what ten percent of the
ocean or something like, and they're finding like new squids
and stuff.
Speaker 5: All the time.
Speaker 7: So like if they they don't know that that's and
you like you can't explore the woods all the time.
So I was like I never really saw it as
like there's no way that it couldn't be that like
I would almost like like you feel like you're kind
of being sacriligious, unbelieving in it kind of or like
something like that. I never really had that feeling because,
like I mean them like, well, I.
Speaker 3: Had somebody make the comment to me. They said, well,
if if God didn't create it, then it don't exist.
And I said, okay, so if God didn't create it,
what if something else created. Now I'm not saying that,
but just before my mind was going and uh, and
you know, and over the past few years, and of
course I'm into this a little bit, not a whole lot,
but you know, the stuff with the uap s and
the UFOs and then declassifying stuff and all that stuff. Uh.
You know, you can ask some of the smartest people
in the world and they'll say, we should we should
be embarrassed to think that we're the only things here,
you know, there or whatever. And the way that I
handled that is I say, well, maybe God created other
stuff out there. I mean, I mean, I'm not so
brillan to think I'm the only that we're the only
ones here, you.
Speaker 4: Know, Bama, that's a great question. Because I did struggle
with it. And finally, the way I dealt with it
was it hit me. Light bulb went off, Well, if
it exists, then God made it, you know, and maybe
we're misnaming the thing these things whatever. We had a
great comment. You know, people feel like the aliens might
be actual demons and you go back and read, uh
some of the easy open Bible and stuff like that.
And you know, even just as past week, I saw
what if you know, the t rex. The t rex
never has made sense to me because everything that I've
ever seen that had arms could feed itself with those arms.
And then I saw where they took birds that they
know were birds and they looked like many t rexes.
And then this guy superimposed a dragon over the t
rex and like that was and I was like, oh
my god, I never I never thought of that. But
but that's why I always say, Bama, all this stuff
we're talking about always leads back to the same place. Yeah,
pretty much. So anyway, I.
Speaker 3: Want to get into this. This the strangest story that
Peyton hands and I think that I first heard you
tell this on the Beast Show a long time ago
with More in the Land porch uh. But I want
you to go into them and I forget where that happened.
You don't, of course, you know, you don't have to
be super specific, but run through that for me one time.
Speaker 7: All right. So it's uh, summer nights me. It's me
and my friend. He's driving. I'm in the passenger seat.
My other friend and his girlfriend were sitting in the back.
They didn't see it. They were too busy talking to
each other and me and him were talking to each
other and listening to the radio stuff, and then they
were talking back there, so they didn't see it, but
my buddy did. Anyway, we are, there's a lake around us,
and on the damn side, it's this weird s curve
and it goes up and it cuts back real sharp
and it gets flat for a little bit, and then
you go on that side of the dam where the
water would be on the other side of the over
there probably one hundred yards one hundred and twenty yards
in front of us. We saw it like we see
the makeup of a dog. And it's sitting directly in
the yellow line in the center of it, and its
head is facing that way, so it's looking like this
head that way. And as he's pumping the brake and
we're coming up closer to it, the lights start shining
on it more and I'm starting to notice things. I'm like,
that dog ain't got hair, but it doesn't look mangy
like something mangy looks scabby and gross. And it almost
looked greasy, like there's a dog. There's a dog. I
can't remember the name of it, but it's an Egyptian dog.
And I know, real thin hair, but they almost look bald,
and they're they're real slick looking. But that's what this
looked like. And it had like pointed ears, like a
German shepherd, and they're they're facing the same way the
head is. And as we're getting closer, this thing turns
and looks at us, and the only thing that moved
was its head, and it's looking, well, we're probably at now.
We're getting about sixty fifty forty yards, getting closer, and
I'm looking like, there's no eye shine. Why is there?
Why am I not seeing the reflection of the eyes. Yeah, well,
we're getting closer. It's not moving. And then we get
so close where like it's feet in front of the
bumper before it ever moved, and I noticed the eye sockets, well,
there was no eyeballs in there. The eye sockets were
out or the eyeballs were out of the eye sockets,
and there was just black behind the eye sockets. And
right before we got to a stop, it stood up
its back leg or its back stood up, and it
took two or three little trotten steps and jumped into
the grass where which was about anywhere from waistside a
chest eye. And it turns to like this smoke comes
up and it's not like it's a little lighter than
like a smoke bomb, like gray and like a real
grayish black smoke. And I'm like, by this time, we've
already passed it. And I'm like looking at that through
the passenger side of the mirror or window, and I
look at my buddy. We both like look at each
other at the same time, and he's like, did you
see that? I said, I saw something. What'd you see?
He said that UF and dog just turned to smoke,
like yeah, pretty much got out of it. Let's get
out of here.
Speaker 8: And he had that.
Speaker 7: DURINGO pegged out and we were leaning around all them
curves and stuff. But I didn't go back. I might
have googled, like.
Speaker 3: Which kind of dog turns in the smoke?
Speaker 7: Well, No, I googled, like what kind of like black dog,
black dog turns into smoke like Indian what do you
call it? Uh stories or whatever? Focalore. Yeah, So I
got google that and there was I read that there
was a dog. It was a hell hound, is basically
what it was. And it says if you see one,
then a family member is gonna die soon or you
were gonna die soon. So like, yeah, wouldn't have enough digging,
We'll put that away. Yeah, I didn't want to know.
Speaker 4: And but your but your granddad and uncle passed that. Yeh.
Speaker 7: Three family members die within all within three months of
each other.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 7: And then it was started in May, May, Fair, March, May, June, July, August, September,
and then October, so it was within from May to October.
It was my great great granddad, my granddad on my
mom's side, and then my uncle. And he was thirty
thirty five, I think thirty six.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and he didn't Bama, he didn't tell me about
that that a.
Speaker 7: Way, me and them didn't tell nobody. Like me and
my friend we're freaking out and they're in the back
seat like whatd y'all see? What was it? We're like, nope, nohing,
not a thing.
Speaker 4: But see that that means a lot because if you'd
have just seen it by yourself, you might have thought
you were crazy. But Peyton does the same thing I do.
I'm sure Bama does this. You know, if three people
see something and he sees something, I'm asking them first,
just see if it matches up with what I saw. Yeah,
you know what I mean. I'm not I'm not speaking first.
I want you to tell me what you saw, see
if it matches up.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I've done that before too. Yeah, there's several
times I've had things happen to me and uh, now
I could tell y'all and y'all would believe me because
you know, I'm an honest, truthful person. I mean, I
don't embellish it. I don't have a reason to. Uh
but a lot of times when I tell something, I
will say the only reason I'm telling this is because
I had several people with me that can corroborate what
I was talking about, Like, you know, a lot anomalies
or things we've heard, you know, or even paranormal stuff,
ghost stuff.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 3: I've had only a couple of encounters of that. I
was going to ask if you've ever had any what
should consider parent I would consider the dog, the ghost.
Speaker 7: Dog, paranormal. I don't really I have. I mean, yeah,
actually I have a few things. So my mom buys
this house on it's like five acres of land or whatever,
and we're me and her are sitting in the living
room and at the time, her furniture was set up
so like the TV was on the same wall as
the kitchen, and then there's like a six foot like
walkway thing into the kitchen from the living room you
can see the countertops and cabinets and all that. Well,
me and her are sitting there watching TV. And you
know those old phone case the flip phone case clips
to just clip onto your pocket or your belt or whatever.
It was one of those, and it just like it
looked like you something took and smacked it off the
counter and it went across the It went across the
kitchen and hit the stove, which was probably eight feet
from it, and me and Mama both was like we
both saw it because it was like we saw it
move and then we saw where it left from and
where it ended up, and we were both like, what
was that?
Speaker 8: There was?
Speaker 7: This was back when my niece was born in October
of what was that twenty twenty two?
Speaker 4: Sounds close, yeah, something like that specific.
Speaker 7: But so, my niece is born, my sister is still
in the hospital, but my sister's car is at mama's.
They drove her car back because she wasn't gonna be
able to drive anyway, and they were just gonna come
back and get her. I thought she was home. I
walked into my mom's house. My mom and my stepdad
are sitting there watching TV, and they're watching Sanford and
Son and it's an episode where somebody's in court. I
don't remember like everything, but I remember because the only
reason I remember is because I heard what sounded like
a baby crying. And I come around the corner. I
was like, is is Kelly in the baby home? And
they're like no. I'm like, you sure, there's not. They're
not in the room right there, because I just heard
a baby crime. And I rewinded the TV, you know,
twenty and thirty seconds back and listened, like, went in
the kitchen and listened to if there was something that
sounded like a baby crime, and there wasn't. There was
not that was crazy, And then it happened again two
weeks later, but it was outside and the baby was
in my sister's arms, and everywhere I heard that, and I'm.
Speaker 4: Like, yeah, people like, well, people say, you know, we know,
we know bobcats, and we know it.
Speaker 7: Was the cat downstairs. I'm like, oh, what what you know?
Speaker 4: You know the difference? Uh he called? Uh he was
quick enough to catch.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 4: I told them when they moved to that place that
I've seen three red wolves in the late nineties. Uh
They're rare, and but I saw three of them. And uh,
when a when a female wolf turns and looks you
in the eye, you know it's a wolf. I mean,
there's no mistaken So anyway, Uh he caught he caught
a wolf. Uh okay, I'm okay. But uh so when
you know people so and I understand it. Are you
sure it wasn't this, You're sure it wasn't that. But
if you've been out as much as we all have,
you know nia a bobcat makes a few sounds that'll
scare the crap out of you. I mean I've I've
been scared by those before. And then my Dad's like, oh,
that's a bobcat.
Speaker 7: So that's saying that it's the cat downstairs. This one
herd didn't come from downstairs. What I heard come from
in front of you, like in the living room over here, right,
I mean. And then I had I had a lot
weird feelings at my old grandparents' house. I used to
every time I sleep in this one room. They saw
stuff all the time. And of course I didn't hear
about this until I was grown, but they've seen orbs
come out of the larger room and go through the
walls and go out the go out the walls into
it and watch them disappear into the field and then
in the woods. There was stuff like that happening. And
this house was old, old. I used to sleep in
the original one of the original rooms in the house.
I think it was actually the old living room, and
then they added on to it later and made the
rest of the house. But uh, yeah, it was, Uh
that was very weird. You know.
Speaker 3: If I've been able to sleep in that house, I
don't much.
Speaker 4: I don't.
Speaker 7: I didn't know. And Mama was always wondering why didn't
want to go over there? What do you say, as
you know, you're eight, nine, ten years old? I just
get weird feelings over there. They're not gonna they don't
want to hear that. But I mean, I've had a
lot of friends that had they have told me. We've
all shared stories, you know, sitting around fire and stuff
talking and I had There was two people we were
at a little It wasn't a party, it was just
a few people over and we had a fire, and
I told my the dog story to some trusted people
that were around me and that hadn't heard it yet.
And well, one of my other friends was like, that's
crazy because during prom night, me and my date were
driving back to our house or her house and then
she lived on a back road or whatever, and he said, dude,
we saw this deer that were sitting in the middle
of the road and it turned and looked at us
over its shoulders and it jumped straight up and never
come to wow. And I was like, whoa. And then
that's crazy. Now someone at the fire, someone at the
fire was like, when was this, you said prom He said, yeah,
he was like, we saw the same thing at like
one o'clock in the morning around the same area. He said,
Now the deer and it turned around and looked and
jumped up. He said this one, though. The only difference
is is the the second one was like walking across
the road and it looked at the car and jumped
straight up and never come down.
Speaker 4: Now, let me we saw it in Let me interject here.
I saw something similar one night, but because I knew
what it was, I was focused on. It was there
was a mountain lion sitting in the on the edge
of the road, and there just happened to be a
big tree there, and we came around the curve. This
mountain lion jumped up and grabbed a limb and went
on up in the leaves and we went on. Now,
if I hadn't been paying attention, because they're the same
color as deer around here. Ye uh, so you know
that that could be. But you know, having several people
and let me uh this comment right here, Joshua says,
you know he used to be able to make animal
noises really well. This one thing I tell you about Peyton.
Peyton knows animal sounds and he can make animal sounds
with his mouth.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 4: He's really good at it, and he recognizes things. We
were out one night, uh at place would tell you
about here in a little bit, and I heard a whistle,
and I'm thinking, is that what I think it is?
I was thinking bigfoot? Right, He looked at me. I
said that that that a bigfoot and we heard the
whistle again and he said, no, that's actually worse. That's
a mama of female line, Mama line mountain lion, yeah,
calling for it's young. And he said we need to
get in a truck because it was closed. So I said,
cats don't whistle. So what I do byama, I get home, YouTube,
I google, and I'll be down if they don't. Yeah. Yeah,
so if you.
Speaker 3: Talking about the whistling. I'm always reading. I read about
science and animals and just constantly reading about stuff all
the time. But I was watching something the other night
and uh, I think I had a show it's been
several years ago now on something like it bigfoot, really
that tough or something like that. And really what I
was doing was comparing it to known animals and some
of the abilities that they have. Like most people don't
know that a lion can run fifty miles an hour.
I mean, you think about a cheetah, you know, hitting
sixty five in about two three seconds, But a lion
can run fifty miles an hour. You know, a dang
buffalo can run thirty five for a couple of miles,
can run like forty five or something. Yeah, But what
I found interesting was I got into animals that consciously
hunt methodically as a group, animals that specifically hunt together
as a team, not as an individual. And that's like
Harris hawks out in the desert, painted dogs, wild dogs
in Africa, one of the most amazing orchards killer whales,
the way they you know, I think we even had
a video on that show where it showed them coordinate
and get side by side and they rushed an iceberg
and caused a wave just to flip the seals off
the other end. All to say, the the show I
watched the other night, there was a certain type of dogs. Now,
of course I was a dog hanner for years. I'm
always into dogs. It was a certain type of wild dogs,
not the wild dogs are painted dogs in Africa is
a different type. And it showed them hunting and how
they would spread out methodically and they knew exactly what
they were doing, and then they whistled each other. And
then it showed these dogs whistling because you know, on
these these new planet Earth dogcmentaries. You know some of
the footage that, but it showed these dogs whistling. And
when it showed them whistle, it was like their mouths
didn't open or anything. You could see the muscles in
their neck do something, and it was just a single note,
just like that. That's all it was. And then on
the film you could hear them from a distance other ones,
and then you could hear the one that was on
camera and see it whistling to the other ones.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 4: No, I was just waving a couple of people here living.
Dr Hey, I met him a few months ago. He's
a cool guy.
Speaker 3: So there's so there's just so many noises and sounds
out there, most of which are inside the rod of dicks.
But uh, but you know, the course of things you
heard and the things I heard, I just couldn't figure
out what it was.
Speaker 7: So one time I was I was deer hunting and
my blind the way or my stand. The way I've
got to set up is I've got a lot of
backdrop behind me to break up my llowed and stuff,
and then I've got my little camouflage tarf or whatever.
It's like, it's more like cloth. But anyway, so sometimes
deer get up on me and I don't even see
him or hear him. But one time I heard like this.
This scared me. I thought it was somebody in the
woods that wasn't supposed to be the coughing. And I
look over and there's a deer choking on an acre
right here. And I'm I'm thinking, you know, what were
the odds you know if you're in that like, because
you associate that sound with a human choking, and that's
what I thought it was. I didn't even know deer
could do that. I mean, you know, I've never never
heard that before, but now I know, you know, if
you're choking, the wizard might be a deer choking on
a hedge out or something.
Speaker 4: And and all this is all this is great points
because and we're just kind of you know, people that
don't that don't know you, they all automatically assumed that, well,
you must have had to have misidentified that. We're we're
going to go through that rolodex, like Bama says a lot,
until we narrow it down.
Speaker 3: Would quick when it's happened.
Speaker 7: I mean that one time you've you heard something that
sounded like a grunt and We spent hours on YouTube
looking up all the animals in Middle Tennessee, Southern United
States area that make this grunt. And we went through
like probably five hundred different animals and lose Nope, nope, nope, nope, nope,
that's not it. That's not it. Like we never found
like I didn't hear he did. But like you're constantly
you know, you hear something and you're thinking, you almost
it gets the way you can almost be like boom,
that's a whatever. But when you hear something you don't know,
because you do know so many, it's like, oh what
is that? You know what I mean, Like that's crazy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think that one mistake that people make. Maybe
it's not a mistake, but one thing that people do
is they try to explain things away or they try
to rationalize things instead of realizing how tiny we are
in this universe, you know. And I mean, like I said,
I read a lot on nature and science and stuff
like that. You know, they may go into the Amazon
this year and find twenty different speed new species, but
things you know, frogs, bugs, you know, birds, things like that.
But see that's all still in this world where we
know everything and we think that we have identified everything
and it's just, you know, not the case. It's not
the case. I just tell people to try to keep
an open mind, always be open to the possibilities, because
once again, I'll come back to religion for a second.
H If I were to sit and try to explain
the story of Jesus to somebody and told them, it's
just it's completely supernatural, I mean, isn't it. It's it
is and I believe it because we believe because of faith,
you know. But it's a completely supernatural story. And when
and even sometimes and I struggle with this, and I
pray about this too. When I think think about it,
sometimes I forget that it's history and it's not just
a story.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 3: When I think about Jesus, sometimes I might make the
mistake of thinking, well, he's dead and gone to have it. No,
he's not. He's alive and gone to have it. And
if you wrap that up, bring that all back into
trying to bring it back into the perspective, it's one
of the most far fetched stories that ever is. But
your faith is what is it?
Speaker 7: Not?
Speaker 3: Your knowledge and things you know, things you hear, things
you've seen. This is simply your faith that makes you
believe that this thing is true. So I think that
people should, you know, have an open mind, don't count everything,
don't chalk everything up to you ever had this when
you were a kid, You saw something or heard something
and they said, oh, it was your mind playing tricks
on you. And I don't think my mind's ever played
tricks on me that I can remember my whole line.
Or maybe it was just your imagination. You don't imagine
a solid being or you know what I mean? Are
you all following me on that?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Exactly, Yeah.
Speaker 7: I use this example of a lot. I'm like, imagine
being the first guy. Like you're down in the like
tropics or wherever these things hang out, and you're hunting
for food and you come across this lizard and you
look at it and its eye turns towards you and
it changes color to match what it standed on. Or
you're the first guy. You're going fishing, and how do
you run and tell the tribe that, like, dude so,
or you're like the first guy that that, or they
run fish up into these shallow waters and then they
grab him pretty much and you mess up and grabbing
an electric eel and somehow this this fish like stings you,
burns you or whatever kills it and kill Yeah, you
have a heart attack or whatever right there. So like,
if that's real, how can you count on a lot
of other things, you know, like right.
Speaker 4: And right right now y'all where we're at right now,
and the people that know and the people that want
to believe, and the people that are searching. Everything right
now is on the table. Yeah, there's nothing you can
like wipe off the table because every time you go
do this stuff. You know, if I'd have told Bama
Hate you know, you're going to go out with a
bunch of people and see a weird orb. If I
had told him at ten years ago, he probably would
have laughed his tail off at me.
Speaker 7: I mean, yeah, it's.
Speaker 3: It's it's nice to be with with. It's much easier
when you're with a group of like minded people, you
know what I mean, Because you'll hear lots of strange stories. Uh,
but you know, the people we're around, they ain't They
ain't getting famous by telling us stories, crazy stories. They're
not becoming rich by telling us crazy stories.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 3: You know, I try to take people at their word. Now.
I do like to dissect a good story and ask
questions and things along that line. But uh, you know,
like I said, just we I think open mindedness at
this cause you just said it, Roger. We're in a
time where people are more accepting of this, and you
can maybe even tell this to people that don't believe
in it, because they may not believe in it, but
they still have to hear it. Sosquatch is just a
it's a part of our culture. I mean, it's a
part of our world and our society, you know. Now
you know it's in prop.
Speaker 4: Culture and very variax has always has good questions. I'm
gonna read both of them. He said, is their behavior
of sasquat that makes you think they might be much
more intelligent most people realize. I think we've heard stories
from people we trust and things we've seen. But you know,
when they when they look surprised when they get caught,
I feel like that's that's up there. Because my dog
will look cheapish sometimes if you choose up my hairbrush
or something. But but you know what I mean. But
but this emotion that you hear people talk about in
the face leaving gifts because you left it something if
if that's happening, that that raises it a little more
working together, either whether tree knocks, whistles, or whatever, to
let others know that you're coming, that you're in the area.
I've heard rock clacks, I've heard mouth pop. Me and
Peyton had a terrifying experience with uh. I'll let him
tell that later. But even the rock throw you know, yeah,
it's primate to do that, but I don't I don't
know if a chimp has the the mindset that, oh,
I'm gonna throw this rock, but I'm not going to
hit him in in a temple.
Speaker 3: I was going to say, he has the ability, but
he doesn't have the accuracy. Let's put it that way.
I mean, really, you know a champ, you know, you
watch Gorilla's Champs pitch and fit throw and stuff, you know,
but I've heard people talk about it's just having lots
of rocks thrown at him and seemingly missing them intentionally, yes,
not wanting.
Speaker 7: To hit him with a rock, you know.
Speaker 4: Yep. And we all have a mutual friend that that
was going on and one bounced a certain way and
hit the guy and all the rock thrown stopped. Yeah,
you remember, And so here's another one real quick. Many
experienced researchers talk about the entering the woods with respect
and positive intent. Have you noticed any difference in your
encounters when you constantly approached the forest that way Peyton,
the one on the south end the way, you know,
things have progressed, have been less from the rock throwing
until now it's kind of let us know that it's coming.
We think I've actually talked. We spooked it one night
evening and you know, I put my hands up and
spoke directly to it. It was in the dark and like, look, hey,
we're leaving, you can have the place, you know, And
to the fact that I think it knew we were
supposed to be coming. And it met Peyton on a
ridge one morning, and if you want to tell that story.
Speaker 7: So, I mean, like most hunters, you get out, you know,
before the daylight, before it's even almost daylight. So it's
probably like four point thirty in the morning, and I'm
walking up this ridge and it goes it's like it
goes up and it plateau's off, and then it goes
back up and around the middle of where it plateaued.
But the so the plateau even like comes over and
then starts going downhill to the right. Well, I've got
I've got a pretty bright headlamp on that I keep.
I got my flashlight right here, and I keep this
light up for when my head's down. I can see.
I don't have to move my flashlight constantly. I can
just keep looking over and I'm just I look up
and I see again it's like the bright reddish orangish
yellowish mixed colored eyes. And I'm like, first, I'm like, dang,
these cows are up here. It's going to get in
the way of me hunting or whatever. I can't shoot,
you know, it cuts down my shoot wings. And then
I was looking at it, I'm like, I was a
pretty far apart and off the ground to be a cow.
And uh, I'm not.
Speaker 3: Thinking to laugh. Somebody posted on the chat a second ago,
we need to come up with a T shirt that
says always blame it on the cow. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
I'm sorry.
Speaker 7: It's so as I'm looking at it, I'm like, oh,
I've stumbled up on one of these things. And you know,
I'm thinking, do do I turn and run? Is that
like I don't know how to sound whatever, like show
weakness or become preyyy whatever. So I just I literally
I said to something to this effect. I was like,
I'm not hearing you, big slb. I'm not worried about you,
Like I'm not here for you. You know, keep doing
what you're doing, and I'm just gonna go up through here.
And these eyeballs are like turned. I saw it turn
and like like I heard a hoof, and then I
could hear it walking down and I eventually didn't hear
it anymore and it walked off. Yeah, didn't see anything
that night that Morning's not the first thing, but uh, yeah,
that's I've never I've never acted violently towards anything that well,
you know, first thing of deer like hunting safety, like
all of the rules whatever is know what you're shooting at. Yeah,
so I just don't. I've never been the type too
think I see something, just start blasting shots or whatever.
So never coming with like a violent mindset towards end
anything like that or And I mean it's been mostly
peaceful other than like the time that we walked in
and it was like going like this, something was going
absolutely crazy over I mean, how many we got a
bunch of tree cracks and daddy got some audio of
vocalizations and stuff, and we're hearing it, and I mean,
it sounds like it's breaking half dead half alive logs.
It's big, and then it sounds like it's breaking like
a live sticks that big. It's crack like, sounds like
a twenty two going off, flipping boulders. All this. You
can hear it pacing back and forth, picking up stuff
and throwing it and who like mumbling to itself. And
when he was like, you know, put your gun down
and clear your mind.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, no, I didn't tell you. I was
in a panic situation because we we were well armed,
and I felt undergunned. I'm like, I've done walked in here,
and my son's went me, what do we do? And
so I was going to try something, and I said, Peyton,
He's like to stay puffed marshmallow man, like, don't think
of nothing, you know, like on ghost like clear your mind.
That's kind of how it was. And I was going
to try to put positive speak positive right because this
is the point where we had something behind us, something.
Speaker 7: Over and around and looked and it was like it
was a pretty warm morning day and I turned around
and look and I saw what looked like a heat
wave go in between a tree or what like between
me and a tree, and the dark contrasts to the
bark for that split second, and I told him, I'm like, hey,
I saw something behind us and all this. So then
that's when we were like, you know, he said, clear
your mind, you know, don't you know, think like I'm
not here to hurt nothing or shoot anything or whatever.
And it calmed down a minute or two after that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he so I didn't tell him to put his
gun down. And I know people are like, we reason
we carry stuff guns and stuff with us, it's because
there's there's wild hogs, there's you know, mountain lions. We
don't want to hurt anything, but we don't be heart either.
So that's and that's the thing. If people say, well,
you know, they know your intentions, you shouldn't carry guns, well,
if they know why we carrying a gun, we should
be fine. Right If that you know, that should be cool.
Well I told him to, uh, clear his mind. I
don't know why I told him that. You can hear
it on the video and Mark Newbill pulled out some
of the sounds and there was a smaller one screaming
in the distance. We heard it twice, but we didn't
hear it the other two times, and Larry made fun
of me. He said, you didn't even hear those two.
So but anyway, when I told him that, he for
some reason he said his rifle down and I thought
that was odd, and I said, hey, we're just curious.
We're here, you know, bringing you some things. We're not
gonna hurt, not gonna hurt you. We don't want to
and we don't want to be hurt either. And I
felt this change in the air. I said, Peyton, what
are you feeling right now? He said, when you said that,
the whole feel of the woods has changed, and we
got one more loud green tree break, kind of like
an acknowledgement. I didn't know that's what it was. I
didn't what was going to continue. That was and that
was it. Everything calmed down and ever since that happened,
everything's calmed down there. When something does happen, uh, you know,
talking to Koombo, we feel like there's a mom, dad
and a little one. And I think it's mail because
Peyton can tell you what we heard, which there's been
so much, but tell him about us going with your
ex girlfriend and sitting around the fire, and what happened.
Speaker 7: To Sosh called her bluff face, like she didn't believe
in any of this. And we had told some things
that we'd heard out there, and we were like, well,
let's go, or she said let's go. So we went
out there. Heard some things that there's like chains. There's
not a chain out there. There's not fences, gates, nothing
like that. I think her and Daddy both heard like
what sounded like you drop a chain and it like
rolls up on it.
Speaker 4: So well, let me let me interject. We heard that immediately.
But then she's sitting behind me and we got the wind.
With the windows down in the truck, I heard what
sounded like a bull but with two feet and soft feet,
not hoofs, stepped off on one of those big rocks
and it went boom boom, twenty twenty five yards into
the woods beside us. She's got her window down and
I said, did you hear that? She said yeah. I said,
what did it sound like? She said, it sounded like
as big as a cow, but it was two feet.
See I did it to her the cow. There there are.
Speaker 3: No cow, you know, it's it's I want to bring
us up before we get past it. There's two people
on here. Both of you, at one time or another
have acknowledged the woods and spoke into the wood. I've
done the same thing, and I'm sure that there's the
thing that caused me to do it was fear, and
to the point where I literally stood up in a
chair at LBL alone many years ago. Uh, and I said,
please don't hurt us. And I said, my my dog
is a sweet little dog. He wouldn't hurt you. And
I want and were just camping in enjoy nature that
said something on that line and never heard anything else.
Speaker 7: You know after that.
Speaker 4: And so Bama does it? You know, does it make
us feel better? Or are we acknowledging that we know
you're there, we're not here to you know? Is the
respect thing? Well, I mean, I know you don't. You
can't answer that, but.
Speaker 3: I think you just do it because you're trying to
do something.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Now, at my old hunting camping partner, when I got
more into this on my own, after we'd stopped associating
with each other and doing research and stuff, I started
remembering stories that he had told me from that camp
site years before I ever started hunting with him. And
when he was telling the stories, it was, you know,
we're just a generalized conversation. And I believe that he
had probably what was a bluff charge, you know, take place.
And because he said when I questioned him, it's funny
he would forget this story when he would get to drinking.
He would kind of forget the things we talked about
from you know, a month ago. So I would ask
him about the same thing over and over because I
knew I'd get more details, you know, the more that
I ask him, And I finally got it down to
the description of, well, it sounded like a car coming
down the hill with the motor off and it's just
in neutral, you know, just kind of cracking, slowly cracking
and crunching over trees. Now all to say, he didn't
stand up and go please, you know, leave me alone. Boat.
You know, he went and got a three eight pistor yeah, thought, yeah,
and that was that was his little pocket gun. He
carried uh and he got that little uh pistol out
and he had an on top camper and he's the
time that if I weren't with him, he would sit
out in a long chair in the dark with a
headlamp reading and I just can't do that. I don't
know why. I'm just too nervous of a person to
do that.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 3: When I was with him, always had a fire. But
he said, well, I just went to the camper and
got that three eighty yep and uh. And I kind
of looked at him, like really, and he goes yeah.
And I came out and I said, get out of here,
and he said, and I fired off a couple of rounds,
you know, and uh. And I said, and then what
he goes, nothing, I didn't hear anything, and I said,
and he's he's.
Speaker 7: On.
Speaker 3: One of the times I questioned about it, I said, well,
what do you think it was. I was probably a
couple of bucks up for you know, fighting up in
that thicket or something like that. And I said, well,
then why did you get a gun and Ye'll get
out of here if you thought it was two up
in the thicket fighting. This is a thicket between our
campsite and cemetery. People have been there with me know
exactly where I'm talking about. But I just thought, you know,
I asked him, well, if there's two bucks fighting, why
did you go get a three eightien come out with
it so you'll get out of here. So just you know,
but those are things that I look back on it.
He would tell stories as if they were natural, naturally
occurring stories, and I would go and I would look
back on it and go, huh. He may have had
things going on there a lot, but simply like most people,
because of his ignorance. And ignorance isn't a bad word.
It just simply means that you don't know something or
haven't studied up on something. I think simply his ignorance
maybe kept him safe all those years, you know, while
he was camping and hunting there, because he's probably been
going there ten years before I ever went there.
Speaker 4: Well, how many times have you interviewed people or become
friends with them and they get into this because of
something really specific happened to him, and then they start
learning about it and now, wait a minute, like Peyton's
done it tonight, you know, yeah, wait a minute, there's
just one time. Yeah, but go go ahead.
Speaker 7: No, So, I remember you asked me about this is
off subjects. I just it clicked in my head. You
ask me about paranormal stuff and all that on the
same property. One time I was out there and U
before I had a stand so I was more walk
a little bit, stop, sit, watch nothing, walk a little bit, sit,
watched out, repeat all that. And there's a there's a
little creep drainage area that comes down the hill, and
I'm beside there's a pond not forty five yards from
where me and Daddy had the rock thrown. I'm sitting
there and I'm listening. There's not there's not any wind.
It's not it's perfect, perfect time, like perfect conditions or whatever.
So I'm listening and I hear in what sounds like
a like a adolescent young male's voice. It's not deep,
it's not too squeaky, not too high pitched, but it
was this creak will make a nice spot. And I'm
looking I look up and I listen. I don't hear
anything else. Like I said, to sneak in on somebody
there is impossible, especially from the way they would have
had to come. And you know, I yelled, Hey, if
there's anybody here, you're not supposed to be, you know,
leave now, there's no problems all this. Never heard nobody leave,
never heard nobody come in. I just heard that one line, Hey,
this creak will make a nice spot, and uh, yeah,
I don't know what where did that even come from.
It sounded human, It didn't sound I've heard some people
say they hear stuff and it sounds distorted, robotic sounding
or something. Right, I've never never heard that or not
that time, or I've never heard that, but yeah, definitely
not that time. It was definitely like tell.
Speaker 4: Us about uh when I'm when I missed all those
phone calls when you were laying down with a bipod
down about to take a dough and what happened.
Speaker 7: Talking about to take a dough? I was so, I was,
so the side of this hill right behind my dear
sand goes down and then in front of it it
goes down and then back up. It's in it's in
that same area. So I'm looking it's like two hundred
and fifty to two hundred eighty yards depending on where
what angle you're looking at, and there's a dough directly
in front of me, just outside of the like I
would say woodline, but it's more like a little thicket
brush area. And I don't know what caused this, but
there's like a little flat area up there that's like
like water or something has washed out, and you could
go up there and sit. And deer sit in that
spot because they can put their back against the almost
like a wall there, and I've seen them laying there
a lot of times. So there's a dough laying there
and I can see her. All I can see is
her the white patch under her neck right here, and
her eyeball, the whites around her eyeballs, and I'm I'm
looking at my scope and she's sitting down and looking
around and stuff, and every now and then she'll like
snap her head one way, and I'm like, oh, well,
maybe there's like a buck or something going to come
in the way she came in or whatever. So I'm
looking up behind her. Well, she turns and doesn't look
right at me, but looks at about a forty five
degree angle to what would be my left up the hill.
Speaker 3: And I heard.
Speaker 7: What sounded like a hedge apple hit the ground, but
but there's no there's no hedge apple trees in the
center right there for one to fall out of a tree.
So I'm thinking something through that.
Speaker 3: People don't know a hedge apple is hard, yeah, And
I mean, you know, bigger than a softball, and those
things are rock hard. And one day, Roger, I'll tell
you a police story involving hedge appers, but I can't
tell this.
Speaker 7: So I'm like, I'm looking at her through the scope
and and she stands up and and is looking and
towards like turns towards whatever She's focused. And I've got
my scope turned up all the way on her, and
I could see her eyes like getting big, and her
ears are facing that way like she's focused in on something.
She I was like, maybe there's bucks fighting up there
or something. I don't know what's going on. But then
I hear what sounds like a huge hand to smut,
like the soft, wettish ground thud. I'm like, okay, is
that a cow?
Speaker 3: No, I'm kidding, huh.
Speaker 7: So I'm like that was big, and it does it
a few more times, and I told Daddy this. It's
like something came in my head, like I can't remember
verbade on what it was. It was like not here
to hurt you, or it was my voice saying it though,
but two me in a weird kind of light, I'm thinking, well,
it's like I thought it, but also it was put there.
If that makes any sense, right, So I'm watching this
dough and I'm thinking, well, maybe it's hunting her and
it's pissed at me or whatever. So what is your
deer hunting and you spook a deer? What is the
number one time that a deer, especially an adult, grown,
mature dough, is gonna do when she runs, flag off,
flag that tail? This deer, I'm watching her through the
scope and when everything quiets down, she kind of gets low.
She doesn't flag, she doesn't bolt, She creeps, creeps through
these little interwoven paths they have over all this grown stuff,
and I'm getting her like she'll disappear for a second
and then she'll come out and do a clear. And
she never run, not one time. She creeped out of
that thing. And when she got on the top of
that hill, she unasked down the hill and don't like,
she didn't flag though she never raised that tail up
for anything that I've never seen that before, And I'm
thinking that's insane.
Speaker 4: Like he told me, I'm going to tell you all
what he uh. Because he's caught between this thumping on
the ground and this deer acting weird and looking back
behind him and He's laying on the ground on the stomach,
and I said, what's going through your head?
Speaker 7: Like up and under the light, laying down like that, and.
Speaker 4: You got, uh this this I don't want to say
mind speak, but this thought that comes into his head
that was weird. I said, what were you thinking? He said?
He said, I thought I was going to turn around
and one of the big SOB's was gonna be standing
looking at me.
Speaker 7: And then it towering over like the thick stuff behind
me or something like. I just could see that in
my head, like I'm going to turn around and that
be there. But yeah, dude, I've never I've never seen
a deer get scooped and not flag like for at
least a second. I mean, you know, she never and
that that was the that was the weirdest to me,
Like that's ingrained him too. Her DNA, like from the
time she was born, following her mom. She is like
it's hardwired into her head to do that, and she
didn't for some reason. Wow, that's why that's where my
head went, Like what did she see? Has she does
she associate that thumping sound with something getting picked up
and thrown against a tree, like a deer of her
what like whatever, like and didn't you tell me something?
Speaker 4: Didn't you tell me you felt the vibrations.
Speaker 7: Than my stomach and my legs and stuff as it
was wow, like I could feel that that shape in
the ground and like the gun from where the bipod
was on the in the ground kind of like you
could feel it all vibrate. And yeah, I mean it sounded.
It was absolutely sounded just I mean, I don't even
know how to describe it. Like you like you got
like a big imagine like if you had a tampon bar,
like the thing he's flattening out dirt with. But it
sounded like it was four feet wide by four feet
and you were dropping it from about five or six
feet up. That's that's the only thing I can really
And yeah, I heard the same thing, but it was
on a stump and this sounded like a rock like
it was. I tried to send this video to Daddy,
but I was still worked up because I can't do
anything over your breathing and it was like bo.
Speaker 3: Boom boom.
Speaker 7: But like I told some people about it, you sure
it wasn't like a post hole digger or a post driver.
I'm like, no, that's like a dig, like that's a
hy drop metallic sounded this sound like a flat rock
on the top of a piece of flat wood, and
like the wood was pretty big because there wasn't much
gift to it, you know what I mean, Like it
didn't sound go as much gift, like it was a
stump or something. I heard that there I've heard. I
take this was this is weird. So I usually always
have service at this area. And one morning it was
about four thirty four thirty four forty five sometime in there.
It's dark, pitch black, can't see anything, no birds are up, nothing,
and I hear I told Daddy, I heard what sounded
like a mix between like a bull and a like
a chimp or a gorilla, like screaming a lot of
long waves away a few ridges over, and it just echoed.
I didn't get the vibration of it. It wasn't that close. Yeah,
But daylight comes and there's a little sessim of plane
circling around and then never have I've never seen a
plane fly over this area and I lose service. My
phone goes out like it's it's sos. So I finally
get to the very very top of the hill and
that's a long, hard walk. I mean, Daddy knows he's
been there once or twice, but it's steep and it's
through over the top of dead trees and everything. And
I finally take to Daddy what all was happening, and
he was like, I'd probably get out of there if
I were you. You know, like that sounds crazy, And
it wasn't like the plane. I don't know. I don't
even know if the plane and the sound have any correlation,
but it was. It's just like in my head, like
nothing happens for no reason, right, I hear this sound
as soon as you'd be able to see something from
the sky or whatever, Like the plane starts circling, and
why is it circling? And you know what I'm saying,
Like usually they go to one place to another, they
don't hang around in one spot. I don't know. I
never I've always had service there don't this one particular time.
I don't, you know, I just weird undescribable things. I
guess it's the only way to describe it, man, I don't.
Speaker 3: It does make your brain automatically associate the two things together.
That kind of like we've heard vocals and at the
same time saw you know, a bright light and the
sky you know, come falling down.
Speaker 4: So you I mean, what are the what are the
odds that happened at the same time, you know.
Speaker 3: Like it has to be a pretty good still an assumption,
but it has to be a pretty good assumption that
the two things are related to each other some way.
Speaker 4: Uh yeah, and you know, and the place you're talking
about is known for super weirdness anyway, I mean.
Speaker 3: Yes, And this is at the fields thirteen hours set
of this back and that's the first and only not
light phenomenally I've seen there. And once again I'm telling
the story because there's probably ten people standing there, you know,
watching it that night when it happened.
Speaker 4: So y'all, this is my wife, Heather, she's watching and
her she's been with us a lot and she's had
everything happened to see.
Speaker 7: Won sorry to run us off the rails like that.
Speaker 4: No, you're good, no, no, no, But so this place here,
I'll set it up. It was Peyton, me, Heather and
Peyton Jack's girlfriend and we had a fire going and
I've been recording, uh for about three hours, and he
got on up into the morning, and I cut my
recorders off and threw them in the truck, and we
weren't going to leave without putting the fire out, you know,
and then we'll burn half the county down.
Speaker 3: Borders were for.
Speaker 4: For the activity we've had there quite a bit.
Speaker 3: Right, So y'all were there specifically for that.
Speaker 4: Right, But we were sitting around the fire talking. We're
trying that tactic, right, if they want to show up,
they show up, they don't, it's fine in.
Speaker 7: A pretty active night like we were in bullfrogs, uh,
the whipper wheels and stuff like that. Like it was
you remember, like we could hear the whipper wheels and
the bullfrogs and like all the birds and nine and
owls and.
Speaker 4: Stuff stirred up. And this this this place is where
Peyton I told him to do an alcohol one day
and you know, he can call the the bar dowls in.
They'll they'll come in and they're kind of curious or whatever.
And that's the day we heard our three hundred pound
ourls sitting on the ground with us, and it was
it was, it was crazy.
Speaker 7: We looked at each other like I was like, well,
first of all that it was like that was on
the ground. Yeah, that was like the street top.
Speaker 4: Oh my light just went out. I hope it didn't
get hit by lightning.
Speaker 7: Hold on, all right, go ahead, hit by lightning.
Speaker 4: I just gotta dang. My head just started hurting.
Speaker 3: You're gonna sell it's in for sound.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, and dang cows.
Speaker 6: The cow.
Speaker 4: So we we're sitting there in the dark, Me and Peyton.
Our backs are what the woods are? What twenty five
yards away? Thirty yards away? And it's it's a hayfield.
Speaker 7: It's anywhere from it's so it's like the closest is
like twenty five and then it's a long field. So
we've also got woods like eighty five yards away on
that back side of there. And we're sitting there. I've
got my back to the to the woods where we
heard it from, and so does he, but he's more
his back is more turned to it than mine is
because he then you say, you heard it out of
both ears? What you could hear? You said you heard
it from both sides, and I only heard it from
this one ear. It was stood up.
Speaker 4: It was rattling my head, I mean, and it was
it was the most it.
Speaker 7: Was the craziest loudest and most unhuman scream I've ever
heard in my life. And I don't even the best thing.
Like Daddy said, it was like the way to describe
it was like you tied somebody up and shaved their
shinbone meat off and made them listen to Bohemian Rhapsody
for nine hours a day, all day like it was.
Speaker 4: It's like, okay, there was four of us there. I
asked these other three for months randomly, have you figured
out what that was yet? Do you have anything that
you can commarre it to? No, and and and for
the first split second it sounded mail and then when
it went up and peeked, it was I don't know
what a ban see sounds like, but if I had
to put a label on it in my my memory,
that's what I'm gonna say, A band see sounds like.
Now we got a picture, it's hard to tell. We
were sitting there one night, Peyton and I. You know,
we we we're able to go at any time, you know,
and hang out there. We had the windows down and
he looked at me, said I just heard two footsteps
across the gravel access road right down here. So I
got I got my camera on night mode, and I'm
raising above the truck taking pictures and I'm I'll look
about the fourth picture. There's there's a hay bell out there.
About the fourth picture. Something something's there, and it's got
to looks like it has a surprise look on its
face and the chest looks like it's really broad. Now
I send it to Dog, yeah, but the surprise look. Yeah.
And so I sent it to Doug and I was like, hey,
you know, he's a camera expert. I'm like, can you
go over this and make sure this is not some
kind of anomaly in the you know whatever. And he
looked at it and he said, now I think something's there.
He said, I can't tell exactly what it is, but
you know who knows, you know who knows what. I
know what it looks like. But and it's the same
field that we had this hlasiaus scream and you talking
about putting people on the move. His girlfriend at the time,
her feet hit the ground and the next stop she
was in Peyton's truck and locked him out. I always
carry extra set of keys, fellas.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's good.
Speaker 4: But I'll tell you what she did. She wouldn't talk
about it. Scared, absolutely terrified her. But at the meeting Greek,
the first meet and Greek when you met us Bama,
she was sitting on the back of Peyton's truck and tailgate.
Spencer came up because she was around a bunch of
people that wasn't gonna make fun of her. I said, hey,
you want to tell Spencer about what we heard that
night and you, Bama. You know, when somebody's recalling something terrifying,
they look off into space, right.
Speaker 3: It's like a visceral effect.
Speaker 4: She's not focused on us, She's looking off into the distance.
And she said, it was the absolute loudest sound I've
ever heard in my life. And Spencer looked at me
and kind of shoo. He saw the look too, you know,
he noticed it. You know how Spencer's in tune with
all that. But she started talking about this stuff and
stuff that had happened while we were there, and I
didn't interrupt her because she never had spoken a word
back home, and I figured this would be good for
her to get it out, you know, and she did.
Once she started. It was like a waterfow snowball effect.
She she let it all out, and you I think
it was good for her, but uh yeah, she called
her bluffs. Well she thought we were bluffing and and
or we called her bluff. She said, well, let's go
right now where we went and we had been there
what a minute two minutes when we heard y'all heard
the chain the metal sound. So anyway, mamma, you got
any more, go ahead. I've kind of messed you up here.
Speaker 3: But you know, no, no, no, there's so many you
know a lot of the stories that Peyton knows, and
you know there's a lot of these I haven't heard.
Speaker 4: And so okay, we go to Greggs for the not
the first time, but when we the water's down, and
we like, hey, Greg, can we go down there and
just look for tracks or whatever reason? I don't care.
So Peyton and I I'll let you.
Speaker 3: For people who don't know, it's you know, you're talking
about Gregg's man Cave, right, yep, yeah, if you're standing,
Greg has a covered porch on the back of the
man cave and it goes out, makes a slight slope
off of a hill maybe twenty arts and then it
turns the woods and drops significantly down. I mean, it
is a you know, it's a typical Alabama deep collar.
Speaker 4: We say, yea, and what's what's on the other bank?
Speaker 3: And when you get down, when you get to the
bottom of that, you're actually coming to Brushy Creek, which
comes out of the bank Head National Forest there, so you.
Speaker 4: Can see Bankhead National Forest from his back porch.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 3: Actually, when you turn into his driveway, there's one of
those big brown National Park signs, you know, the generic
ones that all look the same, just names. Are Welcome
to Bankhead National w William E. Bankhead National Forest.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Peyton. Uh So we asked, hey, you mind if
we go and when we need the rolls? Are you
don't bang on stuff, you don't holler, you don't scream
and all that. Oh yeah, yeah, Can we go down
and just look for tracks the waters down? I knew
them just to be a perfect time titan you can
pick back up.
Speaker 7: So we get down there. I mean we've taken maybe
five steps into like the Sandy Bank area, and I
immediately notice it's a footprint, but it ain't but like
that big and it's deep though, like it's I've got
it on like a three D image what do they
call that? Lot of a lot of picture on my phone,
and you can see the toes where they're going down
and like the weight has pushed them sideways kind of,
and it slid when it stepped, and then the weight
of it stopped and there was like two or three
of those and then they just stopped like it like
something picked it up and moved it. Yeah, And we
found some bigger ones too, but they were in the
more wetter compact sand. But the one there was one
of the small ones. It had three fingerprint marks where
it looked like in the sand, it just stroked like that, yeah,
like a kid might be yeah, and it and it
looked like.
Speaker 4: It looked like a bigger one Bama had sat down
and laid over on its side. It left an impression
what four foot three and a half four foot uh,
And then it looked like the little one had taken
its fingers after it got up and was just kind
of playing and we could specifically see three finger and
it was no doubt it was finger drags. I mean,
there was no doubt. We'll tell them, tell them we're
kind of speeding along here. I won't try to and
y'all do this to kind of document things. And I
know y'all hear me talk about stuff all the time.
But I want you know, if Obama and I go
somewhere and we do something, something happens, I want him
telling it with me, you know. So, Uh, Peyton doesn't
do this much so other podcasts, he's he's been asked
a bunch. He just he just don't. I mean, I mean,
it's up to him. But anyway, so we go back
two years later. This was last year Water's down. Perfect
time again. Tell them what happened to us this last time?
Speaker 3: Till till Cryptic Crystal one from Alabama.
Speaker 4: He's one of the Bama Boys. Crypt Yeah, Now, Cryptic Crystal,
you met him, didn't you? At the meet and greet?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I've met her and her son at Yeah, I
think two two or three different two different capouts.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you probably had long hair back then.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 7: But pet we were walking down there and we looked
across the river and you could see it looked like
an alligator slide. We're like an alligator slide into the
water down the bank, because you know, it's a steep
kind of a steep bank down there, and where something
walked through the water and almost like it was shuffling,
but there's like a black film on top of the
sand there, and you could tell it disturb that and
it flowed down with the water and some of it stayed,
but it was definitely like you shuffled across the bottom
of a sandy river that had like dirt on a
dirt sediment on top of the top layer of sand. Yeah.
And then we found like it was this was weird.
We found like drag marks. There were probably like some
of them were like that wide, and some of them
were water and it looked like there were no footprints.
It looked like something was dragging a stick to maybe
cover up its traps or something like it.
Speaker 3: That was weird.
Speaker 4: There was no first thing I thought was like, are
there gators here? But but if gators dragging its belly,
I assume you're going to see the footprints, right.
Speaker 7: Well, I thought armadillo too, because I've seen armadilla tracks
in mud and their tail drags behind them. But I
was like, like a yeah, but there were no there
were no other kind of claw marks or hoof or
it wasn't a cow like.
Speaker 4: Okay, shut up into the cow. But but we're we're looking,
so we're looking to the right. I think it's Upper
River Bama.
Speaker 3: And so you're looking north.
Speaker 4: We're looking north, yea, and all of a sudden we
get hit with this funk this smell. Uh I the
only way I can describe it is when rubber is
about to catch fire, it's hot rubber. That it had
a stench like that, But it wasn't quite that either,
and you could almost taste it. It was on the air.
I did a quick air check and.
Speaker 7: Some like human body odor smells.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, and yeah, and we checked. You could taste it.
Speaker 7: It was Yeah, it was bad.
Speaker 4: But anyway, then we had something crossed the river up
there that we couldn't see.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 4: I didn't recognize the sound. Uh it sounded like kind
of like a mix between a goose and a dog.
But Peyton, you know, he said, the cadence is wrong.
That's that's totally wrong. I don't know what that is.
I've heard sand hill cranes, I've heard you know, all
these birds. I didn't. The raspiness is what made me
compare it to a goose. But it didn't sound like
a goose. And I'm wondering because we know that there's
a little one had been down there, you know, before
we found the tracks. I wonder if we freaked the
mama out and it the glands released like a gorilla.
You know, we've heard people say that, but I can't
describe that. The only time I've ever tasted a smell
other than that when I always tell people how to
mail Mountainine p in my mouth. But it's not really
what happened. We went through it after you sprayed and
it got all in my mouth. But anyway, but uh, Peyton,
we're at a two hours. Uh we could we could
talk about.
Speaker 7: This, y'all.
Speaker 3: I was going to say this, but y'all talking about
Gregg's placing down on the creek. You know, people listening,
they may think that you're coming up with different things
or trying to figure out things. Well, once you realize
the property and the history of the property, and the
history of the property comes from a one Greg house, muh,
then you it makes you look at things differently. Let's
just put it that way. Uh, that spot they're talking
about along the creek down there, it actually flattens out
at the bottom to the point were when I was
visiting Greg, he said, I'm thinking about putting a like
a cabin down there. Maybe a couple of little, small,
tiny homes. You know, people can you know, people maybe
rent them out like an Airbnb or something. I just
wanted to laugh. Now, let's bear in mind that on
Greg's where his man cave is, there's a family that
lives right there close to it, and they have a
house trailer there. They have a little small I call
it a tiny home, but it's basically a shed that
they've outfitted into a home. And they're less than fifty
yards away. And and I've asked Greg on several occasions,
have those people ever said anything. He said, They've never
said a word. They've never said they've seen anything. They've
never said they've heard anything. And and his you know,
his many property, he's notorious. But I kind of cracked
up when he said, well, I'm gonna get a couple
of He's got one of those big storage metal storage
containers you know, on his property, and he's got another
one buried underground as a as a like a storm shelter.
And he said, I'm thinking about setting a couple of
those down there on that creek Man and renting them out.
And I just said, I said, the only people you're
gonna be able to run out to his bigfoot people.
You know, I said, you know, you send some people
down there that don't know anything. There's no tunnel. What
might happen down there?
Speaker 4: And the thing is with all, Look, we're not just
talking about one or two things. And we're not talking
about just a couple of people. Uh, there's been a
lot of researchers, a lot of people had different things happen,
And it's not We were back there when Greg and
Greg and Peyton and I we went down to visit
as dark as raining. It was a foggy and we
couldn't do anything. So we're sitting out on the back porch.
And I won't sit there in total darkness.
Speaker 3: Hey, I'm right now while you're talking about it. I
love to start a fire and a little fire pit
and sit around, you know. And he's got a fire pit.
That's not He's got a fire pit not ten feet
from the steps of the back porch.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't sit at the corner on that porch, no,
uh at not with him out there.
Speaker 4: No, and flat Rock with his armed flat Rock can
tell you he had a frightening and we were on
a kind of like a zoom call.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 4: We were in flat Rock when he was at Greggs.
He went out to smoke a cigarette and to come in,
and Gregg's talking and he says, he looks over at
flat Rock and he said, you all right, flat Rock?
He said, uh uh, if you're scared, you scared flat Rock,
You've done something, because flat Rock goes with this stuff
all time.
Speaker 3: I haven't seen anything there or heard anything there. And
I wasn't psyched out about the stories there. It wasn't
any of that. It was and I love to sit
out at night listen to the Nine Animals and stuff
like that, and uh man, I couldn't wait to get inside.
Speaker 7: And and it like the last time we were there,
there was such walking to the truck was such like
this heavy, and that's only happened to me one time.
And it was that last time we were there. We
left it like two in the morning, me and Breed
is yeah, and it felt I took the truck. I
went out, got the truck and almost pulled it up
on Greg's ramp right there, right at the front door,
walk between vehicles or anything like that. I think I
went out to get something actually at first, and I'm
like I don't want to make this walk again, so
I'm going to move the truck. And it was like,
it's just like you threw like a a weighted blanket
on you or something right, and it's just like and
then you get out so far and you can't see
anything because the light behind you only go so far,
and then you're on the edge of the darkness down
not right like that.
Speaker 4: And Peyton has seen a couple of things there, uh
the one when me and Joe Parker was behind you,
uh by me. You know, you step off the porch,
go past the little metal building and that trail that
goes up right okay, so it was getting.
Speaker 3: Dark action leads up to a sub a small subdivision
on up the heel of the Surprising Man, and.
Speaker 4: But that side and you know right there and to
the left down the little lane.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 4: I would probably bet one hundred bucks at the big
Foot and climbing that bluff. They're coming either over here
or they come or leaving and coming these two ways.
I was walking up. Joe was beside me, and it
was getting starting to get a little you know, you
can still see good, but it's just starting to get dark.
And you know, I know Peyton. I've been you know,
I know him. And he was up above us about
fifteen twenty yards and he has stopped and he's pointing
like a bird dog. He's looking and I see him
rocking to the left a little bit, and he's rocking
to the right. And I punched Joe. I'm like, you know,
and joe yos out what you see over He was
trying to be quiet, but tell him what you saw
that day.
Speaker 7: It looked like dud. It looks like shoulders cross That's
all I saw. It looked like shoulders went from one
side of the path to another behind the tree and
down gone. And that's why I was moving to try
to see if I can get.
Speaker 3: A view of.
Speaker 7: It crossing between trees or something. But it was like
a split second flash for people listening. When you're walking
up that path. To your left is a drop off
that goes straight down to the to the Greek and
to your right it's heavily wooded. You see through there
pretty clear. But the thing about Greggs is like a
lot of battle. Bama's surrounded by pine straw of pine trees,
and around Greggs Place literally its feet and feet deep
of pine straw from years and years and years, so
it nothing makes a noise when it walked. The control burning,
so he doesn't set it on fire by flicking a cigarette,
but yeah, py a torch or something.
Speaker 3: I stayed in that bedroom on the one side, and
I thought, man, I'm just gonna crack this window, and
I just I couldn't. I couldn't sleep with the window
crack because because the bottom of the window was only
you know, two or three feet from from the pine straw.
And I thought, I just can't sleep that day. And
I'm not exaggerating. I'm laying in there and there's two
a or fifteen's on that one wall just in that room,
a shotgun, you know, some other stuff, and of course me,
I'm armed, and and Gregg's in the other room. I
think Greg he Greg couldn't sleep very well cause of
pain then too, so he was sleeping in that recliner
in there. Well he's literally in there with a bunch
of guns, you know. So I thought I eventually got
to work. I wouldn't even sleep with the shade up.
And this is what's funny, as a shade was down,
so it's pitch black in there, and I put a
fan in there so i'd have a little bit of noise.
And I kept waking up looking at my watch and
it was like such and such clock.
Speaker 7: I don't remember what it was.
Speaker 3: Well, my watch had gone dead for some reason.
Speaker 7: He just stuck in like this, I'm loop or something.
Speaker 3: Just my watch went dead. So every time I look
at my watch, I go, oh, man, it's only four
o'clock in the morning. Man, I just and the next
thing I know, I reach over in like the pull
that that he's got black at black black blackout shades.
They ain't even shades. He made them himself to.
Speaker 7: A blackout for something.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And when I pulled the shade back at the
light was just glaring and I'm like, I'm like Greg,
He's like, yeah, I'm like, what time is it? He
goes he said something like nine o'clock or something, you know,
own up in the morning for me. But I did not.
I didn't sleep well at all, you know.
Speaker 7: There. I don't think he either, dude. Yeah, there was
one time we were out there and uh, I caught
a glimpse of something walking in front of the door, fast,
right in front of the front door. Yeah, and I
think I saw in a reflection out of a mirror.
There's a mirror somewhere that I saw or something like
a I can't remember what it was. It might have
been a knife case or something. I don't remember exactly what.
Speaker 3: And that door is probably five feet off the ground, yeah,
with the.
Speaker 7: Ramp going up to it and cars right off of that,
and whatever it was was tall enough that I saw,
like a it's literally just out of the peripherial, just
swoop by the door, go by the door. And I
asked Greg about that, and he said that Kombo actually
saw got a good glimpse of one doing it the
like two weeks before or something, and that was the
same night. And I'm just like, dude, I don't want
to walk. I'm just I'm gonna stay here because.
Speaker 3: I don't want to walk out to my vehicle, yeah.
Speaker 7: One in the morning or something to leave. And then
I'm always scared that I'm gonna backing out and as
the headlights are panning you know woods or whatever, that
there's just one stand in there and whatever.
Speaker 3: But and y'all, this is a place to where people
have had encounters when going out to leave to their vehicle.
And I had to go out to my vehicle, probably
a couple of times when.
Speaker 7: It was dark. You know.
Speaker 4: I want to tell you what I do. Peyton can
confirm this if we leave one two, three o'clock in
the morning. I opened the door and looked both ways
and I said, we're coming to We're going to the truck.
Don't throw anything at the place.
Speaker 2: I really do.
Speaker 4: It makes me feel better. I don't know, but and
I know people that don't know Greg's stories and and
and the things that have gone on there. Uh, I
mean I found the hair. I found. We found several
hairs on the door. He said, something tried to open
my door last night or two o'clock in the morning. Yeah.
I go over and start scanning and looking and there
there's there's hair. And I won't get into it, but
it matches up if something was standing on the other
side of the rail and reached across everything.
Speaker 3: I asked him when I was there, I said, man,
you locked the doors, and he just kind of looked
at me like I was crazy, you know, But you know,
he goes, man, don't think those things won't come up
here and rally you know, rallyed the door knoll, you.
Speaker 4: Know, yeah, yeah, or One of the scarest ones I
heard was when he heard one outside It was it
was pushing on a bedroom wall and he could hear
the wood cracking a little bit.
Speaker 3: Well, they've got on the roof there. I went up
shortly after. Who was grit? I'm so sorry I can't
remember this. Who was Gregg's friend that passed away? Here?
Speaker 4: Not too Allen?
Speaker 3: Okay? Alan? You know the story with Alan where he
was visiting for Christmas or Thanksgiving or something and they
had been over Greg's house having to get together. He
went back to the man Cave by himself. Now the
man caves a few miles from Gregg's house, when everybody
know that it's not like on his property. But Alan
had gone back and parked, walked up the ramp to
the front door and put the key in it and
heard a grunt and turned around and one was standing, uh,
with its hands on top of the pro big propane tank,
most big giant propane tanks, you know, standing looking over
the top. And of course he called Greg after right
after he got in there. But I went some time
after that, and you know me, I'm always dissecting crime
scene and stuff. You know, I'm out there of the
day Cameron tape measure, and because I wanted to know
how far he was from this tank. And when I
walked behind that tank the way it is on the hill,
I'm six foot. Even when I walked behind the tank,
the tank hit me about here on my chest. And
this thing was standing over the tank with its hands
down on top.
Speaker 4: And when I went around the tank, just like you said,
I was just wanting to see what was back there
all and it dips and then you walk off down
to the that little access road too.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a you know, but there's a few little
roads there behind that tank. It drops into a little
shallow hollow and then like you said, there's a there's
a road runs through there, and uh, you know, that's
easy access. And with all that pine straw, man, you
could just ease right up there, you know, without making
a noise. Well, y'all, I reckon, we better let everybody go.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I got something going on outside. I don't know
it is.
Speaker 3: I appreciate y'all and te everybody in the chat. I
really appreciate y'all.
Speaker 7: I love you.
Speaker 3: Y'all are like my family.
Speaker 4: Yep, thank you, thank you, sir. I appreciate you coming on,
and you know, uh, it's made it so much better
because if I'd have done it by myself, if it
just wouldn't have been the same. You came up with
some great, great questions and there's a lot of you know,
there's a lot more we could talk about, but you
can't get to overloaded too with some of this, and
it sounds like, oh my god, they're it's like being.
Speaker 3: In a meet and greet to where somebody tells a
story and oh yeah, yeah, I mean somebody else tells
a story and it's like Kell said one time, she goes.
You know, I know it's not like this way, but
it's like people one up in each other and she goes,
but they're not trying to Each story just gets more,
you know. If somebody says something that the next person's
stories it happened to me, but and there's something crazier
that happened well.
Speaker 4: And that's what's good about talking about it in the
groups like that, because it'll remind you of something. Oh man, yeah,
I know it. But it's comforting too to like, oh
that happened to you too. I was wondering that I
thought I was crazy.
Speaker 3: You know, man like minded people to be around.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, y'all, Peyton, I know you've gotta work tomorrow, so
be careful out there and holler at me when you
get off, and we might, uh we might sneak out
to the to the the North End hot spot tomorrow
night if you want to. But heint committing, y'all, ain't
saying nothing. All right, We're gonna get out of here.
Thank you, byma, have a good night, all right, love
y'all talk to you, lady Peyton. Everybody in chat, thank
y'all so much for being here. We we really enjoy y'all,
you know, interacting, and uh my chat has been messed
up a little bit, so I haven't been getting all
of them. But anyway, here we go, Bye bye pines
with the water runs black, where the moss sangs low
and the night leans back.
Speaker 5: The stores whisper about a shadow, tall, big feet moving
where the moon that fall. Some say it be some
saved ghost in the trees.
Speaker 3: Some say it trouble blowing in with the breeze.
Speaker 5: But around here, man, we know the call, or we
just call him friends the squatching howler.
Speaker 6: So lie that let the cat tell sick in the
nightbird time, the copper heads feeding here, Georgia fall that
ain't on and it ain't no gone.
Speaker 1: When the creek brother's cold and the shadows get taller.
Speaker 6: Yeah, your brother's lit in the squatting, the legs.
Speaker 5: Walk getting a brave man fiddle to.
Speaker 3: But I mind your stamping and squatching.
Speaker 2: How we're.
Speaker 5: Boody, Tell me stories about the thing.
Speaker 3: Ain't saut to ten.
Speaker 4: Foot high with a tomb.
Speaker 1: But y'all red eyes burning like a summer's coat.
Speaker 5: Let the tracks big enough to swail your sober the
old folks last, say, don't you fear if Corid has
been living here for hundreds of years, treat them with respect.
Speaker 3: When the moon gets smaller.
Speaker 5: And they'll let you live in squatching.
Speaker 4: Holler sold that fire.
Speaker 5: Hell, let the swamp from roll.
Speaker 3: You can hear that beace right down in your soul.
If you hear her grun up from the river.
Speaker 7: Call it ain't no.
Speaker 5: Boat frot barking that lord, little swamp runner still and
the crickets get salty. Y'all lie alone and it's fatting
on the weather break.
Speaker 4: They tries in the fools of cob Lord, can't watching you.
Speaker 1: That spotting holler.
Speaker 4: Some say guards it old pine Ridge.
Speaker 2: Some say he walks from bridge to bridge.
Speaker 4: The warm things show.
Speaker 5: When the night comes down, something big still calls.
Speaker 4: It's grown so bank that fire.
Speaker 6: Let the night get deep at the windows whistle while
the cuts up creeps.
Speaker 5: If you catch us glimpse through the midnight, holler, just
now your head.
Speaker 6: Don't scream and holler, because a while on string and
the legends getting taller. Wherever you wrong in watching Holly,
we ain't scared, but we should stay castles down
Speaker 4: In the dock of that squatting hall.