Speaker 1: And these people that claim or carry themselves without actually
claiming to be an expert, a bigfoot expert. I mean,
come on, what the hell is a bigfoot expert? There
is no such thing as an expert when it comes
to bigfoot.
Speaker 2: They know in an instant that you were in the woods.
There is no hiding from them, There is no being
quiet or sneaking up on them. As soon as you
walk in the woods, you walk in their front door
thinking that you are going to surprise them, and you're
only kidding yourself.
Speaker 1: We have got to get it out of our heads
that anecdotal evidence is not evidence. The best way, in
my opinion, that we have to learn about these creatures
right now is by listening to and talking to those
that have experiperience them, those who have witnessed them and
experienced them in their own environment.
Speaker 2: We do what we do to try to bring awareness
to this topic, to be an open door for somebody
to walk through, to be able to share their story,
a listening.
Speaker 3: Here, a support pold for those who have held their
own encounters with that which is not.
Speaker 4: Supposed to exist.
Speaker 1: We've got to open our eyes people, there is something
out there. All of these thousands of people that have
seen something. They're not all aligned, they're not all crazy.
There are some very reputable, good people out there that
have seen something.
Speaker 5: Protecting your anonymity is something that we take pride in.
If you don't want your name, your image, any of
your information out there, we're not going to share it.
And that's the case that we have tonight. This this
gentleman has had a lot of stuff going on in
the state of Mississippi, and uh, he reached out to
me and was telling me a lot about it. We
invited him on, but he didn't want his information out there,
so we're not going to be sharing any of that.
We'll call him Roy just for tonight, but we got
Roy on for Mississippippi. He's gonna come on and we've
got some some interesting pictures that he sent me that
we're going to be sharing. And uh to hear Roy
say that there's been some some crazy stuff going on
in Mississippi. Roy, how's it going tonight?
Speaker 6: Buddy's going fine, sir. How y'all doing tonight?
Speaker 5: We are doing well, doing well, Thank you, sir, Thank
you very much for being with us. Love your show,
Thank you, thank you. That's cool for you say, yeah, Well,
we'll get right into it. Man, if you if you
don't mind, Uh, you're in you're in Mississippi. Uh, I
want to ask you about how long has this stuff
been going on or for you anyway? And before your
first experience, your first encounter with them, what was your
knowledge of the topic and what happened? And you know,
the floor's yours, buddy, just taken away.
Speaker 6: Okay, But like you said, I live in Mississippi.
Speaker 7: The first encounter here, my first encounter, well, I've been
knowing about since I was a kid and uh seven
eight ten years old, and uh I lived in Louisiana,
do you know.
Speaker 6: And we come up there.
Speaker 7: My grandparents had an old farm and uh up north Mississippi,
and uh we used to come visit them, and uh
they always told me and my sister don't go past
the barn, never go past the barn. And you know
how kids are, you know, and uh they had a
bull back there that was so old you know.
Speaker 6: Well we used.
Speaker 7: To walk up and fed the big old bramer boys.
It never bothered us. It snorted at us, you know
in blue snot on you like it does. And we
wasn't scared of it. Because my grandpa was there. And
so one day we got to verge. My grandpa was
out there flying a fiel flow on the field. We
decided we go out there and go behind the barn
because that's why they kept the apples and big old
green apples they used to raise.
Speaker 6: And we was.
Speaker 7: Walking right almost at the end of the barn, and
it was a tree that broke or a big old
tree limb, but we was kids.
Speaker 6: That could have been a building. We didn't know back then,
you know.
Speaker 7: And I seen it was like a giant monkey to me,
you know, and.
Speaker 6: I didn't say nothing, nothing about it.
Speaker 7: So we made it past the barn and he had
a tree in the middle of that field about fifty
or sixty yards from the barn to his house, you know.
Speaker 6: And and we was gonna go through a barb bar
had bab wire fence off. We was gonna go through
that wind just stole some apples, and we knew we
got caught. We was gonna get our tail whip, you know.
Speaker 7: And about that time we got halfway that tree that
bull got loose. It come out, and it come out,
and a sister cut tail and run towards the barb
wire fence and duck down, run up under the ground,
up under the bottom of the fence, and cut her
little legs off to her. I mean it cut her
from her little butt down, and she was bleeding like
a stuck hog. And I knew my Grandpa was gonna
kill me for that. And I turned around in that
bull was about, oh, shoot, twenty yards from me, twenty
five yards, and I duck behind a tree and I
stood there were my back against the tree.
Speaker 6: I thought he'd go past it. And as soon as
that bull got to that.
Speaker 7: Tree, whatever that was, made it from that barn to
that tree right behind me and grabbed that bull and
twisted his neck down on the ground and like, oh
my god, it had to been like a second to me,
but I'm sure it was like five seconds, ten seconds,
and slammed into the ground. And I turned around and looked,
and he was already halfway back to the barn and
to around and looked at me and walked on past
the barn up through the woods, and my gun, I
seen my grandpa coming and I knew it was it,
you know, cause my daddy couldn't have saved me then.
And the truck got us back in the truck went
on back to the house.
Speaker 6: He said you okay.
Speaker 7: I said, yes, sir, And then he told me what
the deal was. He said, that's their land, that's not ours,
that's theirs. You'll ever go past that again. And he
never said nothing else about that, and I never asked
if nothing about it.
Speaker 6: It probably took me to three weeks to calm down
and figure out I can talk without stuttering. So that
would be the first time I've seen it.
Speaker 5: Okay, so you actually laid eyes on it doing this?
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, Oh yeah, it was. It was like, oh yeah,
but it mean it what it come out of nowhere?
Speaker 5: Though?
Speaker 6: I mean that bull was right here, you know.
Speaker 7: And then it stepped between me and that bull by
that tree and just grabbed it and just ripped his
head straight down to the ground, like instantly.
Speaker 6: I never heard him. I never seen him, but he
was there.
Speaker 5: You might have said, I think I missed it. How
big of a bull are we talking about?
Speaker 6: It was a Bramer bull. It was a big yellow
Bramer bull.
Speaker 5: And do you know about how much it weighed.
Speaker 7: I'm sure it was two thousand pounds easy, you know,
it was.
Speaker 6: It was big.
Speaker 5: And give us give us an approximate size on on
the big.
Speaker 6: Foot that you saw shoot eight feet nine. I mean.
Speaker 7: If you can stop a charging bull, if you could
walk out and grab a bull, charge it and twist
his neck backwards and throw it to the ground, that's
that's pretty big.
Speaker 6: Uh whatever.
Speaker 5: Absolutely, Yeah, we we got our first question of the
night for you. Barmber asks how old was Roy when
he witnessed that? And did it kill the bull or
just pull it to the ground?
Speaker 7: No, it killed it. Oh yeah, it twists his neck
completely around. I was probably seven eight years old maybe maybe.
Speaker 5: Yeah. Wow, that's that's something to witness that, young man.
Speaker 7: I couldn't imagine you, you know what I mean, I
thought what I seen when we were stealing.
Speaker 6: Them, I mean bard in him apples. Let me repraise that.
Speaker 7: We thought it was like just a monkey or so,
you know what I mean. We never heard of that before, never,
you know, but they knew it was there.
Speaker 5: So you never even so you hadn't heard of it before, then.
Speaker 7: You know, they knew it was there because they've been
They see, he farmed on a certain part of land,
and he let them alone on the other side of
their land.
Speaker 6: You know, he never messed with them. They never bothered them.
Speaker 5: It was like a live and let live kind of
thing going.
Speaker 7: On pretty much pretty much. You know, you respect me,
I respect you. That's what I got later on in life,
you know.
Speaker 5: And yeah, you hear that a lot from the from
the old timers that back then, that these in parts
of the country, these things were seemed like they were
just pretty pretty well accepted.
Speaker 6: Yeah. Oh, you know, they people knew they were there
exactly exactly.
Speaker 7: That's that's why I don't tell nobody about, you know,
what's going on around here, you know, because I you know.
Speaker 6: I don't.
Speaker 7: I don't call them. I don't call them. They're not
a creature, you know, They're not an ample.
Speaker 6: They're a being.
Speaker 7: That's what they are. They're you know, and they're I
don't know, you know, I can't explain it, but.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean no, I think you did good explaining it.
All right, So that that was your your first experience,
and that was on your family's property in northern Mississippi, right.
Speaker 6: Yes, they're up north Mississippi.
Speaker 5: Okay, Now before you you know, grew up. I mean,
how much more time did you spend at that property
and did anything else ever happened? While you were growing up.
Speaker 7: Well, when they died, uh, you know, my grandpa and them.
But my grandpa died first, he was ninety seven. He's
had that property, uh ninety years probably. My grandmother was
born a mile from it, married and they moved there,
and that they've been there with their whole life, you know.
So when they passed away, it's a long ride for
me to make time to.
Speaker 6: Go back up there. But I used to go up there.
I make it. I make it a fact, go at
least once every month.
Speaker 7: Or two, just to check on everything, you know, and
look around and.
Speaker 6: And if I if I.
Speaker 7: Knew then what I know now about all that, I
would have moved there.
Speaker 3: You know, how did your family reacts about that? Do
they I'm actually reading off Bomber's question there. How'd your
family react to that? And do they all know or
believe or do they kind of like some people do
it kind of just flicking away. And it's like I
wasn't nothing.
Speaker 6: Well, I don't have a family anymore.
Speaker 7: But back then when it happened, nobody said anything about noting.
Speaker 6: That's the way. That's the way the old people kept it,
you know.
Speaker 5: Okay, So fast forward several years and you are on
the property that you're at now. Like I said earlier,
you sent me some pretty interesting pictures. So we'll go
ahead and go over those if you want to. I'll
put a picture up and then you just talk about
it if you don't mind. Sure, this one, I was
telling Roy and Walls before the show. Of all the pictures,
this one impressed me the most. I think this really
gives us an example of the sheer power and the
strength that these things possess. So guys, take a look
at this. Look at the size of that tree, and
like Roy poured out, it's upside down. Something with hands
picked that up and placed it like that, something very
very strong. Go ahead and tell us about this picture.
Speaker 7: Uh that picture right there is about fifty yards across
the street from my house. I have three thousand acres
across the street from my house on a dead end road.
We was out there riding one night walking and I mean,
I know they're here. We'll get in that later if
you have time. But yeah, they I've seen that, and
I'm like, yeah, yeah, they back, you know. But uh yeah,
that tree that's in the fork of them other three trees,
there's not a tree around that for fifty or sixty
yards or along that big So evidently they had to
toade it or some one had to tote it. Because
if you can, if you walk up to it and
look at it face to face, that tree is about
twelve feet high.
Speaker 5: Yeah. Yeah, there's no telling what that thing weighs exactly.
Speaker 7: And I looked at my wife, I'm like, well, huh,
that's interesting. You know, they say, least they sending me
a signal again.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so.
Speaker 5: We got another question, that question for you real quick
before we go any further in this, buddy, Pat, what's up?
Pat wants to know is the property still in your family?
Speaker 7: Love, I'm the only one in my family, and yes,
I still own it.
Speaker 6: I only every been of it. Now.
Speaker 5: That's that's the three thousand acres up in northern Mississippi.
And you live further south now, is that correct?
Speaker 6: We live two hours from there. It's been in my
family over two hundred years. And yeah, I won't never
sell it. I won't never sell no trees, no land.
You know, I want it just the way it was.
Speaker 4: Stay tuned for more, but the big quicker for it.
We'll be right back.
Speaker 5: Do you live in a cul de sac surrounded by trees.
Speaker 7: Uh no, no, no, I don't live in there.
Speaker 5: So we'll get well, yeah, well we'll go to the
next picture. But that that's pretty impressive, right there, guys,
it really is.
Speaker 6: Well I got some new ones.
Speaker 5: Man, that that looks like a ground nest. Is that?
Is that your opinion? Uh?
Speaker 7: Well, I thought, yeah, that's on the backside. That's about
a hundred yards past the tree I sent you.
Speaker 6: Uh, there's a river behind.
Speaker 7: It that goes through like three or four different counties.
It'll go all the way to Tennessee if you can
follow it. Right, that's about as past that in the
wood that's.
Speaker 6: Off a poor whel or trail.
Speaker 5: Okay, so.
Speaker 6: That's right in front of the hole that was new.
Speaker 5: Was that a tree break or well.
Speaker 7: Well, it's a tree break, but it's it's a signal,
that's what It's a signal for the juvenile.
Speaker 6: That's what I believe it is.
Speaker 5: Okay, Okay, it's definitely a break, yep. That you know,
just looking from the picture that looked like a healthy tree.
Was that tree it's dead?
Speaker 6: No, No, it is live tree.
Speaker 7: We found that that that was from the headlights of
my four wheeler when I seen that, stopped and took.
Speaker 6: That picture, turned around. I was gonna go, Yeah that uh.
Speaker 5: That tree that looks a lot like one I found
on on a property of mine that that I researched
where it's broke, you know, about a foot foot and
a half off the ground, and the tree is not
very big, so there's not a lot of surface area
for the wind to get a hold of. And it
being a live tree, it's strong, so you just wouldn't
think that the wind would blow that over then snap it.
Speaker 6: It put off the ground. The wind didn't blow that.
Speaker 7: And I don't know if you can see the end
of it between the other two trees that it went
in between, but it's probably Yeah, it's about six feet
past that.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: How often have you found these signs around your area?
Speaker 7: About every week or two we get out a walk
across the street and go down through the woods. Uh,
you'll see it, you'll see them.
Speaker 6: I said, you know, yep, there's an X. Yeah, you're
gonna cook.
Speaker 5: You got that tree that was pushed or blown over
or something. It looks like I got a couple of leaners.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well look at the bottom part of it though.
Speaker 7: That they we call it they making a room because
it's like a white ash tree, and they got them
stacked making a.
Speaker 6: Squarel on the floor in there.
Speaker 7: Okay, I don't know what that means, but I'm not
touching it, you know.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's cool with me.
Speaker 5: Roy.
Speaker 7: Yeah, oh, I probably got I know for a fact.
Speaker 6: There's about six or seven there. These are red ones,
you know, these.
Speaker 7: I think most of I got a bunch of juveniles here,
and I did just want to play with you, you know.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Well, we get through look at these pictures. We'll
get into some of the sightings that you've had at
at your property now where you're at. But we got
one more to show. And it's a pretty good print.
Yeah that is that the little one juvenile about nine
inches by the side. Is that last one we got?
Speaker 7: It's a juvenile. Yeah, it's a baby that was taken
beside my house. Wow, And everybody tells me it's a bear.
There's no bears here. There's no bears here, and there
ain't no bear around here.
Speaker 3: If I was a bear, it'd be rounded on the end,
it'd be rounded on the bottom. It wouldn't be in Lynx.
Bears don't have lengths. They have a round, Paul.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the only way it would be a bear is
if a bear stepped into its own print. Yeah, but
they don't look like that's what's happening here.
Speaker 3: And you would have claw mark, you would have the
claws where they dig into the ground.
Speaker 6: Everybody, everybody keeps telling me that's a bear print. I said,
you're asked. I said, I don't have bears. That's not
a bear print. Look at it.
Speaker 3: No, It's like, if I'm really looking at it, right,
one two three, I'm saying one two three four almost
five toes. But looks like he might need a manicure.
He got some long toenails, if that is. But I
mean it ain't rounded on the end. Like I said,
I can tell that's not a bear print. That's I mean,
we've got here, You've got a lot of people tell you.
Speaker 5: It's a bear, and I mean, I don't think it is.
I would just have to respect everybody's opinion exactly.
Speaker 6: That's what I do.
Speaker 3: I just okay, well, yeah, it's like Bomber said, he said,
that's right, it's too slam to be a bear print.
Speaker 5: All right, So uh A for sure that you you
send in those pictures and giving us a chance to
share them. Yeah, let's talk about some sightings that that
you've had on this property that you're at now. You
said that they're mostly red in color.
Speaker 7: But they yeah, they well I say red, you know,
dark like they're not black. They're not gray's you know,
the ones we see they're mostly look kind of like
a reddish black collar, you know what I mean. They're
not They're not one solid color, you know.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Okay, well, look, tell us about some some of
the sidings you've had.
Speaker 6: Uh, we're here.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you can sit on my front ports tonight and
you can watch a shadow move.
Speaker 6: From tree to tree real quick, you know, and then
all of.
Speaker 7: A sudden, if you're watching that where they went to,
and if you turn back, they'll be on the other side,
right in front of you. You didn't even see them cross,
you know. Oh yeah, yeah, we were sitting out.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 7: I was sitting on the porch the other night, and
I kept hearing something out there, and so I turned
the lights off and turned my recorder on. And it
didn't last about three minutes, but about two and a
half minutes into it, I finally tell him, if you're
gonna let me know you hear make a sound, and
the next sound you heard was come.
Speaker 6: I was a tree break right across the street from
I'm like, well, okay, I'm doing.
Speaker 3: Uh John Carter asked, which that question gets asked quite
a bit by us too. Uh you care farm when
you go out? Also, Uh, I carry.
Speaker 7: One, but uh, I don't carry I don't carry one
that would kill one because I want.
Speaker 6: To kill one.
Speaker 7: But I mean if it come towards me, I would
Usually I keep a pistol in my pocket for the snakes,
you know.
Speaker 6: But other than that.
Speaker 7: Now, you know, I've been around them so long, all
these years, I don't think I don't.
Speaker 6: Feel threatened by them, you know. Yeah, just.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I mean, well, Wayne carried one. I don't
really carry. I carry the knife and the hatchet and.
Speaker 6: Usually life man. Yeah, I carry a big long buck knife.
Speaker 3: But I'm I'm gonna want up give him a haircut
instead of uh popping the Uh yeah, you.
Speaker 5: To wrestle with him?
Speaker 6: Last man standing?
Speaker 5: Uh yeah, was a wrestler. He wanted to wrestle with him.
Speaker 6: Now, me and my brother had an encounter you might
be interested in.
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 5: Yeah, let's hear it.
Speaker 6: What he's dead now, so I can talk about it.
Speaker 7: He in Vietnam, of course, he's been here. We was
in Wis hunt alligators, and uh.
Speaker 6: My brother he was the last one out of his
group that survived. You know.
Speaker 7: They sprayed that agent orange trap and uh, he had
thirty four people in his unit. He was the last
one that survived. They found him two months later. And men,
he was a little tricked out, you know. And he
used to tell me stories about, uh, the rock apes
and I've never heard about that before.
Speaker 6: He said, Man, there's monkeys and apes that throw rocks.
Speaker 7: At you where I'm from. You know, Well, I've never
heard about that. And anyway, fast forward to now. We
used to alligator right, like I said, in the swamps
down Louisiana. And well look we had a fourteen sixteen
foot boat. Loving the boat, you know, you waited the swamp.
You could hear a gnat port in the swamp, you know,
And we have a few went up to the bank,
were standing there with smoking a cigarette. Uh, and it
was a cyber tree snap right behind them with that
tree break.
Speaker 6: And that cyber tree was a good four feet round
and it's like it just capile.
Speaker 7: I g Joe mode and took off. And I'm standing
there holding the boat with the alligators meeting, you know,
and I'm looking for him. And he got real quiet,
you know, there wasn't no creak, and see what nothing
And the next sound I heard about four feet beside
the boat, beside of me, something stepped off in the water,
and I heard another flash, and I turned the flashlight
and it was halfway in the swamp, walking to the
other side. And that freaked me out. That really freaked
me out right there, you know.
Speaker 5: So you so you saw it, Yeah, I saw it.
Speaker 6: Yeah I smelled it, you know, So so you say.
Speaker 3: You smelled it? So that question that a lot of
guess if they've smelled stuff, and most like me and Wayne,
we've not. Really, we've not smelled anything.
Speaker 6: Can you just smell?
Speaker 7: If you smell it, it'll make you sick to your stomach.
It's like sulfur with oh my god, like rotten meat
and rotten fish in sardines or something. I mean, it's
just it's the it's the oh my god, it's a
rank smell.
Speaker 3: Man, I'm telling you, I'm like rotten eggs.
Speaker 6: Oh man, it's ten times worse than that. Oh wow, okay, yeah,
looking gag bro I'm telling you what's.
Speaker 7: Still in trades me to this day. He was beside
of us. He was beside me. I was standing in
front of the boat on it. You know, we had
it up on the swamp land. It was ten fifteen
twenty yards to the left of me. When my brother
went with a tree broke, I didn't hear nothing, you know,
in a swamp. Have you ever been a swamp at
now you can hear anything. I mean, for miles, I
didn't hear a shit until it stepped beside that boat
in that water and I turned that light on.
Speaker 6: So I don't know.
Speaker 7: How it got from over there over here without making
one noise.
Speaker 3: Is that that's in Northernes your northern area land or.
Speaker 6: Is this an are different area that's in Louisiana?
Speaker 3: Oh the loser? Okay, you believe that could be possibly
something like the swamp ape as they say in Florida.
Speaker 6: Well, man, I don't I don't know.
Speaker 7: I don't know, but I know it was big, just
like what I've seen before, you know, so uh, I
mean they could call it a different name.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 7: Everybody has a different name for him right, but it
was big Louisiana.
Speaker 5: Just something like they call a ruggaroo or something like that,
that that runs around over and there.
Speaker 7: Yeah, a rug that takes over your it possesses another being.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Darrel was heap hop that question about northern Alabama
if it was in there called the rigaroo and uh,
swampy in Alabama. I know parts of I know that
parts of the area I know from Alabama's Gunnersville. Uh,
the water kind of gets low but not too swampy.
It's a good lake to fish in and all that.
I don't think album had any really swampy areas except
for closer maybe on the Florida side area. You know
there that area.
Speaker 6: Y'all need to get down, man, I.
Speaker 3: Know Louisiana swampy.
Speaker 5: I've seen it enough.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's why I was raided. That was then and
I moved here.
Speaker 7: I got here and noticing things and seeing things and
stuff started happening.
Speaker 6: Man, I couldn't figure out. You know, I'm like, well, Dan,
what all right?
Speaker 5: Pappy's asking did that big guy move underwater before coming
up next to the boat? Heard about them being good swimmers,
you know, Pappy, I've heard that too. I haven't heard
it a whole lot. I had a lot of people
talk about witnessing them and swimming. But but do you
think that could be a possibility with what happened to
you Roy?
Speaker 6: No, No, because it moves it. If it was swimming underwater,
the boat would have moved. Yeah.
Speaker 7: I had a job boat pulled up to the I
ain't I'm holding the rope. So you know, if anything
would swim or moved, I would have heard it.
Speaker 6: That's what gets me. You know, that was twenty five
years ago. Yeah, on the.
Speaker 7: Other end of my land, well, I say my land
where all live now, it's a dead end road.
Speaker 6: They got a skinter trail.
Speaker 7: They went through there probably forty years ago and made
a road, and of course it's all grown up now,
and then a rye field down there they're planted.
Speaker 6: For deer, which is all screwed up now.
Speaker 7: But anyway, we could ride blood wheevers down there at
night and right on the left side of that creek,
on the left side road to a creek it's probably,
oh god, twenty feet wide and it's probably shoot fifteen
twenty feet deep.
Speaker 6: Just you know, right off right beside of it. If
you don't know where it's at. You'll kill yourself in
a cooler if you run off down in there.
Speaker 4: You know, stay tuned for more. But the big flipper
for it. We'll be right back.
Speaker 7: He just got rock motors and whatever. I pulled up
down there when I'll stopped. Smoked cigarette one night down
there and I heard something. You can see the rye
grass moving through the moon, you know, through the light,
and that tree you could hear it. I'm like, damn,
what the hell is that? Here it come, and it
was a buck and it jumped from almost the end
of the where it come out of the grass field
and kicked me in the back of the head and
hit the side on my left side where a bank was,
and clear that. It went over there to stop and look,
and he looked like he'd been like you'd been running
a horse for three days.
Speaker 6: He was out of breath.
Speaker 7: He was just sitting there panting, and he just turned
around and hollered ass and I'm like, damn, I've never.
Speaker 6: Seen it there do that. And I turned around and
you could see the grass and you can hear it.
Speaker 7: Sounded like you're hitting the around with a sledge hammer.
This boom boom, boom, booming, and it was coming son,
it was coming hard. He got right to the tree
line and it stopped everything quick. So I don't know
if I interrupted his meal or whatever, or he smelled
my cigarette or sensed me, but I got to hang
out there quick. You know, I've never seen it, but
anything that can run that hard. It sounded just like
a sledge hammer hitting dry dirt. That's what it sounded like.
You could feel it.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I bet you interrupted his his hunt. And I
can imagine what the sound, you know, one thousand pound
things running through the woods like that. I can imagine
you feel it.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 7: We went back the next day. Man, I went back
to there where it was at.
Speaker 6: Well, I heard and.
Speaker 7: You see the grass, the grass man, that rye grass
set eight feet high, and it's like you went through
there with a car and just moved it down, you know,
and it got the one spot on the tree line.
Speaker 6: I found three prints and that was it.
Speaker 7: Out of all that, you know, it's probably seventy yards,
maybe sixty five seventy yards.
Speaker 6: We found three prints and that was it.
Speaker 7: Because the ground was so hard or whatever it was,
but I'll tell you what it raised the hair on
the back of my neck. You know, I ain't scared
of nothing, you know, but that right there got my
attention quick.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I imagine. I imagine now all this property that
you're looking that you're checking out now across the street
from you on your walks, and you're investigating, have you
come across any kills, animals, ideas anything like that?
Speaker 6: I found one thing I was I didn't even tell
my wife about yet. But on the end of the property,
in the back.
Speaker 7: It's about three and a half miles in three miles
in if you walk it.
Speaker 6: I don't ride a forward no more back through there,
you know.
Speaker 7: I don't take a camera with me, no more, or
video camera because they can sense the noise. I found
a dog back there. I can send you a picture
of it on your on your page.
Speaker 6: It was a rock. I know who it belonged to.
Speaker 7: And they took him to the deer camp back there
one weekend and never could find him. Well, I found
him by accident, and I never did say nothing to
him because I didn't want to hurt his feeling, you
know what I mean, anybody else, But it looked like
he was ripped in half, right behind his front shoulders
laying there and with the rest of it was. I
have no idea, but I've seen that and took of
it and I left, you know, Okay, that's it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, you know it's pretty well known that they,
for whatever reason, they don't like dogs very much. I mean,
you don't know, if it's a dogs start yapping at him, barking,
maybe give away their location or something. But yeah, I
think that the reason they don't like dogs.
Speaker 7: No, I think they have the same the scent, you
know what I'm saying. A dog can see things you
are human can't. They can smell things we can't. I
believe they have the same sense.
Speaker 6: You know what. Evidently they do, you know, because they
smell you five miles away a long. But yeah, I
don't know.
Speaker 7: I got a dog here, and man, he some nights
i'll take him out. He wanted him go to the road.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 7: He'll stand there the stair at the woods and come
back inside. He wanted him to go out, you know.
Speaker 6: And he's a boxer, so he's you know, he's he
knows something, so you know. But I mean, you walk
through it, right, You can hear them, You can hear
tree breaks.
Speaker 7: I mean, I leave them peanut butter, you know, I
leave them little things I had to pick up. I
had a white forward truck about two years ago that
was totaled out in my front yard by an idiot driver.
Speaker 6: But anyway, we found. I have found uh and I
got pictures of it. I don't know if I sent
it to you or not, but I can if you'd
like to see it.
Speaker 7: I have muddy handprints with come in my yard from
the rear tail light down my truck. We got fingerprints,
and then you can tell us the juvenile by the fingerprints.
It come all the way about halfway on top of
my hood and grab his fingers and just run it down.
I got handpos on my door glass, and it left
me some kind of plant. I still don't know what
that means, some kind of big green plant laying on
my hood.
Speaker 6: But I still got pictures of that. That's pretty intriguing
to me, you know.
Speaker 5: And did he say if they followed him home or
messed with the house at all? And that was gonna
be a question, I asked you, since you're living so
since you lived so close, have you had anything going
on at your house?
Speaker 7: Well, they used to slap the back of my house,
you know, three or four o'clock in the morning.
Speaker 6: It'll wake you up, you know, went out there.
Speaker 7: I mean you can see them where they slapped it,
you know, and you can see what you can see
one or two France and they they.
Speaker 6: Just let you know. They won't play.
Speaker 7: I think that's the juveniles, you know, they just want
to play, you know, they don't. I mean, if they
want to hurt you, man, they hurt you. You know, lambs.
I've been hit with boulders, I've been hit just buy everything.
If they wanted to kill you, they kill you know,
if they know, if they sense you like a dog,
they sense you don't mean them no harm. You know,
they just let you know. That's when they allow you
to see them. That's what I think because I've been
you know, I've been I've been full of winter for
thirty years and I've never been harmed. I mean I've
been hit by a few things, don't get me wrong,
but I mean that they've never harmed me.
Speaker 5: Have you ever felt threatened at all? You know you
said that that never harmed you. But have you ever
felt like God, the uh, the opportunity was there to
be harmed.
Speaker 7: Well oh yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah, yeah, I sure
have more than once. Man, It's uh, I've never seen
red eyes. Everybody keeps saying they have red eyes. Everybody's
a skeptic, you know. You unless you see one, or
be real close to one, or can smell one or
touch it, you'll never know.
Speaker 6: You're just going by word of mouth.
Speaker 7: Okay, I've seen yellow eyes. We've seen red ones. Okay,
we're seeing yellow. You know, everybody keeps telling me red
I haven't. I'm not saying they don't have red eyes.
I know the black ones are more aggressive. I do
know that the red ones, the reddist ones there, I'm
sure they could be. I mean, I've never seen red eyeshine.
I mean, I'm not saying they don't have it. You know,
I had a friend, girl Mina, Louisiana, saying that she's
seen dreams.
Speaker 6: You know, I tell her she needs to quit drinking.
Speaker 5: So, you know, I think the eye shine is I
think it's just reflection. I mean, I think whatever kind
of light you're shining in that area is the kind
of light that you're going to get back. If you
hit them a break line, probably you're probably gonna get
red eye shine exactly. People put off red e shine
when they take pictures. I don't think it's a self
eliminating kind of thing at all. I think it's just reflection. Yeah,
tell us about your relationship with them. How do you
how do you feel your relationship is with the ones
around your property?
Speaker 6: Well, I trust them, and they trust me. I try to.
I try not to let nothing.
Speaker 7: Happen to them, you know, the best that I can
on my ability.
Speaker 6: I don't tell nobody about them. I don't tell nobody
what me and my wife know.
Speaker 7: Here because I don't want people coming in with cameras
and guns and dogs.
Speaker 6: And you know what I mean.
Speaker 7: So if they trust if they didn't trust me, they
wouldn't come in my yard, you know, they wouldn't.
Speaker 6: They wouldn't leave me stuff.
Speaker 7: So yeah, they can sense I'm not trying to hurt them.
Speaker 6: I don't need them no harm.
Speaker 3: You know, Daryl said something about the icehowne is a
warning to stay away.
Speaker 6: I've heard, man, I've heard that for about fIF years.
I don't believe that. Uh. I tell you what I
do know for a fact, if.
Speaker 7: You ever if you ever out there hunting them wherever,
all go. If you see a tree, break on the
small trees about seven eight feet high and break half
the tree.
Speaker 6: Pointing in one direction.
Speaker 7: Walk wherever that tree lands, pointing, walk on down and
follow it, because there's gonna be another one and another one.
That's the bands or the juveniles, not the cross that's
like there. Don't go past that tree, junior.
Speaker 6: You know what I mean. I've been there. I fought.
Speaker 7: We used to follow it one time, and uh, that's
what that means. I believe that's what that means. And
the smell that's you, that's your stints.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 7: I think that's the female putting off like a skunk,
like a deterrent smell, you know, like a threat.
Speaker 6: I don't think the males put off the smell. That's
a deterrent smell. You know.
Speaker 7: Females will put that smell out because they have young
ones around.
Speaker 6: The juveniles. You know, that's warning you right there, stay
the hell away. You know.
Speaker 5: Hm, that's interesting.
Speaker 3: I was reading something here Daryl was or not ar
What was it at? Where do you go?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 3: Yeah, we goes uh Facebook user on here he said,
yellow eyes are happy, excited. Remember Darryl saying something about
I wonder man talk abut standing away. What what if
their eyes are kind of like moon rings? I just
now think, what what there that it translates their mood,
what they're in. If you get a red eye one,
you everybody thinks evil, bad. Mean you get a yellow one,
which is a deer. You see deer sometimes have yellow ones. Calm,
What makes me think their eyes don't change color like
that with lots exactly?
Speaker 6: You know that's that's why I never runer, So I
don't go about that. Man.
Speaker 7: Everybody thinks, oh my god, watch out for the red eyes. Man,
I look here, it don't ma if they got red eyes,
blue eyes or purple eyes. I mean if they wanted
to kill you. They so fast and they can move
so quick. I mean you're going if you see one
during the day, you can bet your butt just two
more behind you or another one beside it.
Speaker 6: I guarantee.
Speaker 3: There's the one up there. Darryl Say has got he
recorded one that turn turned on our and eyeglow because
we got too close.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, you get too close.
Speaker 3: That could do. Just with my theory what I just said,
You know what, their eyes are not just showing up.
Maybe it's just showing like they're there's certain move, would
you be kind of another cool kind of.
Speaker 6: Thing, you know?
Speaker 5: And and that's the thing. We can all talk. We
can all give our opinions, and that's all they are.
It's just our opinions. We can talk about what we've seen,
what we think, but none of us know for sure,
right if we're all.
Speaker 6: Being honest, I.
Speaker 5: Mean, we can't can't say for sure. We don't have
a body to examine. We don't have live ones in
in a zoo or somewhere that we can look at.
So what we're doing as as amateur researchers are getting
out and trying to learn these things and starting the
conversation and talking about it and saying what we've seen
versus what to put a bunch of a bunch of
puzzle pieces together.
Speaker 7: And you'll never together, man, it'll never be you'll never
understand them because they so evolved. I mean, they've been
here for one hundred they've been here since nine hundred
b c. You know that, or Columbus days. They've been here,
you know, the and the trial days.
Speaker 6: You know, the wild men, the.
Speaker 7: Eight Men, the crazy men, you know, and they're still
here right now they coming out. I mean what kills
me is like you know, I'm I'm in the end,
I'm part in and and they taking their land. Man,
everybody's taking their land. They're forcing their hand, that's what
they're doing. I mean they live, they live in the woods.
That's that's their home. They don't bother You don't bother them. Well,
now they they cutting the timber down.
Speaker 6: What ain't burning?
Speaker 7: And you forcing them out, hosing their hand out, you see.
And now they're saying, oh my god, there's a big book,
get a gun and kill it.
Speaker 6: Well you the one needs to get shot. I mean
that you run them out of their home.
Speaker 5: That's that's why, that's why we're seeing more of them. Well,
it sounded like a broken records. I say it all
the time. We're taking their we're taking their home away.
The more the further we build, the more subdivisions we
put in, the more cabins and all the stuff up
in the mountains, in the woods, it's just taking their
land away. We're going to continue to see them. And
how do we know it's not going to get to
a point where.
Speaker 7: They become hostile exactly that that's probably why I have
more I mean you get out into supposedly. Uh, well
he killed my dog, he killed my best friend. They
in my backyard. Well you just took five hundred acres
to build two houses. I mean, come on, ken, even
the Indians.
Speaker 4: Is uh, stay tuned for more. But that they clip report,
we'll be right back.
Speaker 6: I mean it's the like the forest that's their gifts. Man,
that was there. The Indians knew that, you know, of course, God,
I mean that was their home.
Speaker 7: I wouldn't call them apes that that don't look like
a big giant monkey ben over. I mean the ones
I see around here. I see a bunch of red
ones here, usually the lb behind a tree. You could
hear them grunt. I mean, if they're there, we sit out.
I sit outside a lot because I'm staring at three
I'm looking at three thousand acres in the dark right
here across from me. Uh, there's probably a couple stared
at me. Now, I'll be honest with you. You know, if
they if I get you can hear a tree break.
You know what I'm saying. I mean, if they want
me to know that there, they'll break a tree. They'll
break you tr limb through something like Hey, daddy.
Speaker 6: I'm home, you know. I mean, but.
Speaker 7: Most this this four or five we've seen the juveniles.
Uh they probably six feet five and a half six
feet high.
Speaker 6: But there's one.
Speaker 7: Black one here and he's we've seen him two or
three times at probably seventy five yards away and he
looks like he's twelve feet high seventy yards away. I mean,
he's broad, he's he's the man.
Speaker 6: And uh, matter of fact, if I got enough time
I need, uh, I can tell you this real quick.
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 6: Me and my wife was sitting on our corport one
night and.
Speaker 7: Uh, I brought one of my TVs outside, one of
my little old TV's, and.
Speaker 6: We said, hey, we were just watching a movie outside
because it was cool, you know. We said there, having
a couple.
Speaker 7: Of drinks, watching TV with the lights out, and all
of a sudden, we heard a snap. So and I'm
talking about like it was right behind me, but it
was at the end of the road down here, like
a hundred yards and it was a scream. I mean
it screamed so loud you could feel it from your insides.
It was so fucking loud, and it was coming this
way and you could hear it. You could hear it
running through the trees and shit, And the more it
got closer and closer.
Speaker 6: The more it vibrated. I mean, it literally vibrated us
from the inside. I mean you.
Speaker 7: Could feel it, you could feel it coming. I've never
heard a scream like that in my life. And man,
it was ooh, it was wicked. It got all the
way to the end of the woodline right and you
could see you can see twenty foot pine trees moving
back and forth. Instantly, I'm like, and then it stopped.
It just just like it never happened to quit. So
I don't know if that was a bluff charge, why
it was doing that, you know what I mean, But
that I will never forget that, man.
Speaker 6: And it was it was at the end of the
road right here. You know.
Speaker 7: I don't know if he was he or she or
whatever it was was calling their little ones or or
they was coming at us or you know, but it
was coming. And that scream was so loud. I'm telling
you to vibrate insides.
Speaker 6: Man, it was awesome. It was awesome.
Speaker 5: So you would describe it as a scream, not like
a roar or anything like that.
Speaker 6: It wasn't a roar No, it wasn't, not no bear war.
It was just slowly.
Speaker 3: Look would be like a woman being a strangle the scream.
Speaker 6: It's kind of kind of the way. Yeah, yeah, kind
of that's what. But it was loud and deep, man,
it was.
Speaker 7: But the but the Pitt's part was so high, you know,
the squill part was so damn high. But you could
still feel the base right below it that I can't
explain it no better.
Speaker 6: Man. It was just like, you know, yeah, it's yeah,
it makes you think.
Speaker 3: Couple times, that sounds like that little encounter I had
in the battlefield. Never had that big old scream happened
near me. We're just chilling out there looking at the
deers and stuff, and I remember hearing that scream come out.
I didn't stay there long.
Speaker 6: It was.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's guess what Walls was was kind of asking.
And I've heard it reported several times with these these
screams sound like a woman being murdered. And on our
very first ever expedition, Walls, if you remember back when
two of our our previous members were with us out
there at the lake, we heard a scream similar to that,
but it was very very far off. Yeah, so would
you would you kind of compare it to that Roy, Yeah, absolutely,
but it wasn't far off.
Speaker 6: I mean it was loud. It's that's exactly you nailed it.
You nailed it that now can tell her what it was. Yep,
that's what it sounded like.
Speaker 5: It was.
Speaker 6: It was seventy five yards from me right here. I
mean it for you inside. I swear to God.
Speaker 3: Roight w I know Wayne got freaked out. He heard
a scream like that before, and I know he I
think that was the same time you're talking about. Wayne.
It freaked him out.
Speaker 6: I've never heard anything like that. I ain't scared of
the dark, I ain't scared nothing, but that scream. Look here,
it put the fear of God. Every would have heard that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean it just it sounds like whatever whatever
is producing it is up to no good. I mean
that's the only way to explain it. Really.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Yeah, pretty much. Yeah, it sounded like a depth
hone or something.
Speaker 5: Man. You know.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and we heard that time.
Speaker 5: We heard that what I describe as a laughing bark,
a barking laugh that. Oh my god. That's the only
time in all these expeditions that we've done that I've
ever ever pulled my gun off of my hip and
pulled the hammer back. It scared me like I've never
been scared in my life. It sounded like the most
evil laugh you have ever heard in your entire life.
And it went on for seven eight nine seconds without
losing any pitch or anything like that. And within about
a five minute span, it did it like twelve times,
and it sounded like it was close. And I still
don't know what that was.
Speaker 6: I heard that, I heard that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I still don't know what this was, but I
got a pretty good idea.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 5: I've found a couple of videos on YouTube people that
recorded exactly what we heard that night, And the three
other people that were with me that night, I played
it for them and they all said, yeah, that's what
we heard. And all the recordings I found said that
they were big Foot vocalizations.
Speaker 6: They got to be.
Speaker 7: I mean they gotta be, because you I've heard Bobcat
scream and that sounded like a woman.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 5: All right, man, Well it's already ten minutes after we've
been going for an hour and ten minutes.
Speaker 6: That's sorry, I talked too much. No, you're you're good man.
Speaker 5: That's what we like man, we keep the conversation going
and the great great questions and participation from our audience tonight.
And uh man, we're just tickled to have you Roy.
I'm glad that you came on, and we'll stay in
touch and get something else happened. We'll bring you back home.
Speaker 6: Man, I appreciate the invite. Brother.
Speaker 7: I'm had to invite you and Jask up of my
land one weekend when I go up there, because y'all
y'all be interesting.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we talked a little bit about that before we
came on. Man, I'd love to. It'd be a little
high first to get there, but I'm down. We'll make
it happen.
Speaker 6: I can promise you, brother, it'll be worth y'all's while.
Thank you for having all right.
Speaker 5: Buddy, Yes, sir, you'd be good. We'll catch you later.
Speaker 6: Lady man.
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kept by ancient trees, dog Man House beneath the moon
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hidden out of sight.
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legends of Oh, we chase to night in the dark
our lanterns bright by the creek, where water spill whispers,
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