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crawling around out here?
Speaker 2: By what it was? Was it a person or an animal?
Or I can't go. I know that my underway came
on and I get happened to Glenn be the thing
running across the bood by man, there's something.
Speaker 3: Looked by the men.
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the Sasquatch Experience. Hello, get somebody out here. Well, good
evening everyone, and happy new Year. I'm Sean the four
chop forker. That's vance Nesbit and James Baker down at
the bottom scratching his head there so delicately. Uh, it
is a new year. Two things, which heads?
Speaker 4: Would you like to know?
Speaker 2: Big boys and folks. As you can see how tonight's
gonna go, It's going to be very interesting to see
how this play out. Guys, it's good to see you again.
Welcome to twenty twenty six, the twentieth year of the
skodraph experience. Twenty years of sasqua. How about it? Right?
Speaker 4: And where's my brain?
Speaker 2: No, No, we're not going there. But I mean, thank god,
twenty twenty five is over. And though there are a
lot of tumultuous things that happened in the year twenty
twenty five in terms of, you know, losing just a
hell of a lot in the research community, it was
also a good year for us in some respects. You know,
we did the collaboration with Small Town Monsters on the
investigation Bigfoot mini series, working on the book A Lusive
Truth that's going to be coming out probably this year.
So we had a lot of things going on that
were really good.
Speaker 1: So, I mean, but I will say too that there's
a lot more new, younger generation researchers that are kind
of falling into the field and that's very inspirational.
Speaker 2: To me to see that happening. Well, we'll see how
many of them stick around.
Speaker 1: Well, as long as you don't kick them out.
Speaker 5: Well, I think it has to do also with longevity.
There's some people that are in the game say they're
going to see big Foot in two weeks, and if
they don't, they're moving all. Then there's people like me
who's never saw anything yet. I'm still sitting in the chair.
You're still standing, well.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, he's musical tonight, folks. He's been going
on before the show hit the Yeah, but yeah, no,
I mean, it's been all good things before we get
into the night show, which we are going to be
looking about five or six different videos that we were
kind of backing and forth and on over the weekend.
We did want to go through the you know, some
little announcements, I guess, things that were popping up that
we discovered. Small Town Monsters of course, there kickstarter that
runs every year starting on February fifth at seven pm
and running through March fifth. You'll want to get ahead
up on that. They've already been showing some teasers to
some of the cool giveaways. If you decide to go
and kickstart. I mean, besides the fact they put out
some stellar material, it's well worth the effort to go
ahead and help kick them off and get them a
little bit of a an edge on these wonderful projects
that got this year advance. I know, as somebody who's
fond of UFOs or UAPs, you know, I know you're
looking forward to, you know, on the trailer UFOs this year. Yeah, No, absolutely.
Speaker 1: And the thing is that he has put and when
I say he, I'm talking about Seth Breedlove has put
so much effort into bringing so much information, almost on
a weekly basis.
Speaker 2: I'm blown away on how many.
Speaker 1: Documentaries keep coming out from small town Monsters. But every
one of them I've been watching over the weekend. Whether
they come out on a Wednesday or come out on
a Saturday, it doesn't matter. I'm watching them, and I'm
really taken back by the amount of information that is
coming up. But at the bottom of the hour, I
will have a editorial on the entire scope of what
we're talking about here.
Speaker 2: Right, I mean, and it's a yeah, I mean, looking
forward to what small Town Monster is going to bring
to the table this year. Ken Gerhart's launching a new podcast.
We're gonna have Ken on the program again here soon
to talk about what the podcast. Cryptid Legacy, I believe
is what it's called. Is that right advance. You kind
of broke the news to me over that on the weekend,
and then of course I saw Ken post it. Looking
forward to that. And then Lyle Blackburn's got a new
trade paperback series coming out this year, Terrifying Encounters, which
to me is exciting because that kind of pulls me
back to my youth when I used to tell everybody,
you know, the stories of my grandpa and I kind
of got into this is reading books about strange creatures
of the Amazons and and stuff of books lying around
his house. It's neat to see that Lyle's kind of
bringing that, uh that back to life. Yeah, for another generation.
I mean, everything comes full circle, I guess, And I'm
looking forward to that, and uh, I hope Lyle, and
of course, you know, his other books have been fantastic,
the latest one on the Lake Worst monsters worth getting
a hold of if you haven't picked it up yet, folks,
just to check it out, and of course, you know,
go ahead, good Advance.
Speaker 1: No, I was just going to say, I'm still looking
for the store. We're to buy those hats that the
two of them wear. It's the same persons, It's.
Speaker 4: An interchangeable hat. Se he moves around behind the corner.
Speaker 2: Okay, I get you, Okay, and then.
Speaker 5: Then if you want the TMU version, I'll show you mine.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, it'll look a lot like Matt's hat at.
Speaker 2: Baker's Baker's floppy hats and bisexual glasses. That works. I've
never paid for it, No, but you took them for free,
we know.
Speaker 4: No, I meant.
Speaker 2: Family show some sort anyhow. And folks, if you'd like
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Plus it also has some great news and entertainment and
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looking forward to all that. So you know, we have
a lot going on and as we're in the winter months,
you know, kind of our planning that's what we're going
to do. And if anybody saw the Facebook post, you
know we events that here. Bacon and I are taking
kind of a year off the road and I'm focusing
more on the research and the show to kind of
get it put together, and we got the book coming out,
so we've got a lot going on.
Speaker 1: But yeah, you know what, Sean, I'm taking the year
off too to do those extra projects as well. So hey,
that's at least three of us.
Speaker 2: So it's just it's not that we don't want to
go to all these great events we do this year.
We just kind of need a break. We need a
break and we need to focus on the things that are,
you know, incredibly important that's putting together a great top
notch production for for all of you, or as top
notches you're gonna get from us. But tonight, you know,
as we've gone through that and have done all those
little messages and promotions, oh Bigfoot trivia, we can't forget
about that. Yeah, Henry's Bigfoot Trivia. This is something we're
going to be running once a week, every Sunday at
twelve o'clock or one o'clock, depending if what time they
decide to post. We will be throwing up a question
that comes from the mind of Henry May. So we
try to make them a little thought provoking, and well
he tries to make them thought provoking. I just post
the damn things and for everybody that submits a correct answer,
we throw that into a raffle. There's one million dollars.
No that's not true. That's not true. You will win
a cool prize. But if you're a Patreon member, you
get two entries, so you get double your entries to
win cool prizes. So the question is up. It will
run until Saturday, and so get your questions in by
Saturday at you know, by the end of day Saturday,
I'll go and pull the well, the post down and
you know we'll go from there. But it's kind of
exciting we're trying this out. It's Henry's Bigfoot Trivia only
on The Sasquatch Experience.
Speaker 1: And I want to add that I have looked into
this for the prize closet, you know, our Sasquatch Experience
prize closet, and I found a box of really cool
stuff that I'll send to Sean for those winners. And
believe me, it's really cool stuff.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, we got a lot of stuff, and
we've accumulated a lot of stuff, and it'll be nice
to see and of course you'll know what your prizes.
Will announce the winner and what you've won here on
The Sasquatch Experience, last show of the month, so stay
tuned for that. We got some of course, Brian Corbin Tearley,
we got Kurt and the Chat tonight kind of keeping
it keeping it real in here. Some live great to
see everybody. So let's get into this. I know we're
a little rusty because it's been a little bit, but
this first video, guys, I'm going to show you Baker,
do you have anything you wanted to announce before we
moved on.
Speaker 5: No, I have been trying to post a few videos
on the stuff that I'm doing at my prime Land project.
If you like that stuff, please feel free to comment.
If your comments are non constructive or you're not allowed
to do that, don't waste your time because you're just
gonna make me mad.
Speaker 2: Well, and of course we did add a few new
moderators to the Facebook page, so we have Scott and
Brian of course will be assisting with the moderating and
lesson COVID your good friend less that'll be aiding and
trying to keep order, law and order there on the
page and help driving some great conversation. So looking forward
to the engagement there. And of course you know we
did a where's the happy Handsome Henry? Henry is off
tonight and so is Matt. Both feeling under the weather, Matt, I.
Speaker 1: Don't think so. I think they're both fighting crime in
the darkness of night.
Speaker 2: So I think the only thing Matt's fighting is the
tidy bowl man right now, since he took an adventure
to the Swaard. Oh no, oh no, that's which when
you go partners in crime to the best in Pennsylvania, did.
Speaker 4: You see Henry as a crime fighter. Wasn't there like
a South Park episode?
Speaker 2: Oh god, it probably was. Okay, yeah, hey, let's get
to this all right now, guys, we make we make
no claims for the authenticity or veracity of these videos
or get there any good. We're posting them merely for
education and entertainment, and with the three of us here tonight,
in the mood we're in, I'm sure you're gonna get
some great feedback. Yeah. Probably, I'm going to share some
of these I understand, and let's proceed. Don't show me
this warning again. This is just to make sure you
don't have any porn screens up and allow. Oh maybe
we want to watch that. I don't know. Oh that's right.
It's a family friendly show. I forgot. Yeah, all right,
we're gonna allow. Okay, you see that video right here
that says I got three whistles, yep, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 6: There's a grave on the camera. It's a grave with moss.
Speaker 7: It only comes from Bodily fluids. And there's your ex
marketing the graves. I mean, I can't show it any better.
Speaker 6: They're grave.
Speaker 2: I filmed them every day.
Speaker 7: They're not from here. This is special to them. It
keeps them safe here.
Speaker 6: There's bad in their world. That's what this is. Escape
from that.
Speaker 2: Decorations.
Speaker 6: I haven't been able to breathe, guys, I need help.
This is almost over. I got three whistles here.
Speaker 2: There's a grave on the camera for playing it again.
Speaker 6: Grave with moss. It only comes from bodily fluids.
Speaker 7: And there's I mean, I can't show it any better,
but they're great.
Speaker 2: I filmed them every day.
Speaker 7: They're not from here. They this is special to them.
It keeps them safe here. There's bad in their world.
That's what this is. Let's escape from that. I have
been able to breathe. Guys, I need help. This is
almost over.
Speaker 2: You need help? All right? Yeah?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 2: What was that scream? Oh?
Speaker 4: Thank you? So?
Speaker 2: So?
Speaker 4: Can I ask a question? Yeah, mosses only great by
bodily fluids.
Speaker 1: I don't know Henry's next question, next question?
Speaker 9: Yeah right, I mean I know that there's I know
that there's certain roots and things that are that grow
under people that have been hung and stuff like that,
and and stuff like due to the.
Speaker 2: Fluids that are really how would you know?
Speaker 4: Because I watch a lot of watch a lot of islands,
watch No, but like.
Speaker 5: The problem is like, there's he's so excited, and I
get that, and yes, you could say that's a grave,
and you could say whatever, and I can't breathe thing
has to stop. I didn't like, I don't know he
can I put it. There's just a lot there, and
my question.
Speaker 2: It seemed to me to be too well rehearsed.
Speaker 5: Well, he saw something really interesting, and I get that.
I don't understand the most things. If you're gonna tell
me moss it only grows from from uh, from dead,
from bodily fluids, I want to know the name of
the moss, like I want a little Yeah, he knew
it was a moss that was from bodily, so he
should already know the name because I have no right.
Speaker 4: Secondly, is like, I'm gonna be a little morbid here.
Speaker 5: But if I find what I think is a Sasquatch grave.
Speaker 4: Workers looking out the window while I'm digging that ship.
Speaker 5: Up, Okay, if you see something handy coming towards me,
let me.
Speaker 4: Know to run.
Speaker 2: Give me heads.
Speaker 4: We're getting a skull, all right.
Speaker 5: You know, maybe that's the wrong attitude to have, but
I think that about it being a grave, that you'd
be like, yeah, we're digging this show up.
Speaker 1: Well, when I saw that video, I was just like
du bunk. But that's just my internal instinct. It was
dubunk just by the way it was presented. Uh, I
wasn't all on board with it.
Speaker 2: Spunk mossss I don't know body, I don't want to
touch it.
Speaker 4: No moss, Hey, hey honey, what is that over there?
Speaker 2: A spoke boss Jesus Christ.
Speaker 4: Well, same thing that caused babies.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, this is a family friendly show.
Speaker 7: No.
Speaker 2: As with all these videos tonight, you know, I guess
the thing that really gets me and folks when when
you're watching this and I'll put the links in there
for folks that are gonna be listening to this podcast.
We didn't pick videos that were just like usually like
people that have seen Bigfoot. These are just claims and
stories that people are putting out there. But what bothers
me the most is that there are people that buy
the shit hook line and sinker. Yep, They're gonna believe
no matter how ai and how fake it is, that
that's the real deal, that these squatch they've seen are real.
Have you seen the guy that's been like on Instagram
showing chunks of a dead bigfoot body like he's had
a head, he's had like a foot. No, I'll find
him at some point in post.
Speaker 1: But you know what ya, No, Within the last two weeks,
I have seen so many AI videos and granted they're
really well done, but I can tell their AI videos
because we would have been presented with this stuff a
while ago. And it's pissing me off to no extent
because this is what clouds the entire research arena altogether.
It's totally clouding it because you're putting out this bs
of AI videos and I don't know, I just look
at it and I'm like, son of a b Yeah,
it looks really good, but you know what, it's a
bunch of bs.
Speaker 2: Bravo Sierra trying to get the name of that guy
and videos and I just can't find them right now.
But the fact of the matter is there are just
so many of these that are clogging up social media
and folks are buying it, and Sinker like the we
need more people to be out there talking about these
and showing people that this is just garbage. But I mean,
at the same time, one could make the argument, well,
you guys, you guys are out here sharing it. We're
sharing it for the uhation purposes, says Kurt says, surprised
he didn't mention any smells or anything than just moss
from body fluids did look like a good X structure.
Of the problem is, kurtis that if you look back
through that video, you see a ton of what you
would consider exformations. I honestly just think they're tree falls.
I don't think they're exformations. I think they're just tree falls,
because if you go back and look through all that,
it looks like a hell of a lot of Baker's
telling me to suck it. Can I get wow? I
was doing the d X degeneration, you know it's anyhow,
I still don't know what the hell is happening in
that video. Neither do I Scott. It's supposed to Brian.
It was supposed to be bigfoot graves, is what the
video was entitled, Bigfoot graves. So here's our next one,
and I'm gonna have to do do dig it, dig
it up. Why do you see that? My lab?
Speaker 10: On November fourteenth, nineteen ninety five, I.
Speaker 2: Say, I say.
Speaker 10: Three days later, staring at the DNA results, I realized
I found something so disturbing that I'd have to choose
between my career and a secret that could never be told.
When they delivered the.
Speaker 2: Big a secret that could never be told. But now
look at this, guys, Yeah, yeah, you really feeling agent
Bigfoot odutos. They got Colonel Sanders with a Lauren Carman beard,
and but this is the ship I'm talking about, guys.
This is the stuff that's popping.
Speaker 11: Up rights on RMSL Bigfoot Media. I came across the
from the up Burden as I was working up a
oil filled road that people who are not getting paid
to drive would not willingly drive on it for recreational LifeWay.
The road will destroy your truck in a day if
you're not experienced. Even being paid, it isn't worth the
stupidity of it all. I started in this creek because
I rock count and like walking the book Nature. I
wear a size eleven shoe and boots weigh and I
couldn't jump to make an impression. This deep let alone
clearly a foot bigger than my boot footprint. I've never
felt like I was helpless against another animal, even a bear.
I imagine some sort of chance, but I didn't stay long
to find out rmso responds, Hi, Curtis, a size eleven
boot would be around twelve and a half inches long
and four and a half inches at the widest point.
Curtis continues, Yep, that's right, and that foot is longer
and wider, not to mention it was easy two inches
deeper in that sand and I could barely make a print.
Look was around four feet.
Speaker 12: I was dumbfounded at them, trying to imagine the size
of a person that would take to make those tracks.
Steve comments on this post when I used to be
a fire Curtis, all.
Speaker 2: Right, I had enough of rsm O. Yeah bigfoot, So
come on.
Speaker 5: For contacts and I don't know Fourker can find the video.
But at one point we did Bigfoot tracks and it
was really cool because it was it was before we
went to doctor Meldrum's seminar, which was actually the coolest
thing I've ever done.
Speaker 4: I even got I.
Speaker 5: Gotta find that plaque, but they you know, you look
at it. To me, the weird factor is the one
and maybe I'm looking at it wrong or the angle
or whatever, but why is it impressed.
Speaker 1: Out not in Well, that just might be a perspective
of how the camera shot it.
Speaker 5: Okay, so because to me it seemed like it seems
like you took one of those sand molds, you filled
it with sandy, popped it.
Speaker 2: On top of the No, I agree, that's how I
saw it too.
Speaker 4: Perspective.
Speaker 5: Now, the one next to it and then the other
one looks like kind of a hand.
Speaker 4: On a on top of something.
Speaker 5: And you know, the thing is is like we could
be wrong on that one as much because maybe it
was a real sighting and things like that. It's just
the way they hype it that scares me.
Speaker 4: It's not as much the the you know, but like
because we get a lot of it.
Speaker 5: We go to a lot of these places and we
have these people bring these casts and go, hey, I
got this from blah blah blah blah blah. And they
show us a cast and we try to take it
at face value, but it's how they present it. And
this guy just presents it as and I just won
in the lottery and I want you to pay attention
to me.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And the.
Speaker 2: Other guy was throtoot prints could have been made by right,
I'm what I'm saying is those footprints there was nothing
remarkable about those ones they showed that video. Nothing nothing
to me that couldn't say they were made by a person.
There's nothing to scale them to. And honest, and god,
I know you laughed when I said it, but yeah,
but that could have been anybody's boot, you know, I said,
it looked like my mom's footprint. Oh oh, put those down,
good God, Baker, Oh there you go. Right, there's a
good example vance of a big footprint, Grace Harbor.
Speaker 3: Okay, so but lay that flat putting back Lana flat
landa flatt depth, Okay, like that That's how it looked
like it to me, as in that they laid one.
Speaker 4: On top of a piece of sand.
Speaker 13: And that's why, well it's very possible, right, not the
where it was like you would take that and dig
it in and there being an impression, right, And you
said it might have been perception.
Speaker 2: No, I just I just didn't think there's anything remarkable
about those footprints. And then you don't really get a
whole hell of a lot of story behind it. Besides
found these footprints.
Speaker 5: Was there are only two prints, because wouldn't there be
I don't know.
Speaker 1: I only got one print of Grace Harbor. So I
can't say that there was more.
Speaker 4: The guy at Grace Harbor probably had a few other
like partials and whatever.
Speaker 2: I would have assumed as much. Listen, Hi, Gwen, listen
you only that's a very frustrating part about footcasting. And
sometimes there are only a couple like there's not always
that plethora of evidence evidentiary left behind long trackway, right. Yeah,
And and let's be honest, just because there's a long
trackway left behind doesn't mean it's also not a hoach trackway,
because they can also happen. We get another one here,
and like I said, it's not We're not like watching
these videos just for like educational purpose. But before we
go to the next one, let's take a mid show
break here and go to the big woehorn. Were there
big football horn? Why that big football horn? Here we go, folks,
We'll be right back Sasquatch experience. Sean Forker, Vance, James Baker,
Henry and Matt are out tonight. We'll be back right
on the other side.
Speaker 4: Who Steve A.
Speaker 6: Simba.
Speaker 14: I think my favorite celebration is probably the New Year's celebration.
You know, I always like New Year's because it's so
bizarre to me that we're drunk. We're counting backwards.
Speaker 6: Like when did this tradition starts?
Speaker 14: Did they have attack in ancient times like an ancient Rome.
Did they have the countdown and be.
Speaker 15: Like x I X V I I.
Speaker 2: V I I V come out, Happy new Year, Hapocles,
I am out.
Speaker 10: Ah.
Speaker 1: Yes, fun with Roman numerals. You know when I posted that,
I was looking at my very large Roman numeral living
room clock with swinging pendulum, and I noticed the number
four is actually done incorrectly. It should be I V,
but no, my clock is I I I Osbourne. So yeah,
I think I'm going to return it to the store
and say, can I get a refund on this assie
clock and get a real Roman numeral clock? Please, thank you.
I've only owned it for seven years now. You think
I would have figured it out by now. But happy
New Year to one and all. I know Sean shared
those sentiments at the beginning, and I'm going to share
them right here on the big football horn. I'll make
it kind of quick. I want to start this year
off with an editorial. Ooh, that's a big word. It
was seventy nine years ago this year than an alleged
UFO was recovered outside of Roswell, New Mexico, and now
seventy nine years later, the door on uap or, as
I like to say, UFO disclosure is slowly being kicked open,
and more and more information and credible witnesses have come
forth with the information that they know on this subject matter,
and I leave the same thing is going to come
with the Bigfoot community and that research and that door.
At least the knob is being turned, and I know
somebodies knows something, probably an official position where a lot
of things are probably being put in place for disclosure
in the Bigfoot arena, as I'll say anyway, But nonetheless,
what do the two have to do with each other, Well.
Speaker 2: Not much.
Speaker 1: It's just comparing interesting mysteries to one another. Do I
believe personally that Bigfoot's flying around on a UFO. No,
I don't. But that doesn't mean you can't have your beliefs.
You have your beliefs, and you follow that. I'm going
to start on the flesh and blood route, and if
any information comes further from that that that's not true,
well I'll be the first one to say, well, got
that one wrong. But like I said, if you're interested
in the re There's a brand new documentary that just
came out about the uap Ufo research and how that
door is being kicked open, and it's called The Age
of Disclosure. It was released at the end of November
of last year, so it hasn't been out very long,
and I believe it's on Amazon Prime. Give it a
watch because there's going to be a lot of faces
you will not expect to see doing interviews, and we're
talking very high ranking officials in the US government. That's
starting to share. And I don't think you can kick
the door all the way open, because I think that'll
freak out way too many people too fast, of too
much information, too fast. But I do believe that that
door is starting to creak open in the Bigfoot research
and give us a little bit more information as to
what this mystery is really all about. When we come back,
we'll talk something more fun than Pinkye.
Speaker 5: You're listening to the big football horn right here on
the Sasquatch experience.
Speaker 2: He stopped.
Speaker 8: So why did Bigfoot get fired from the circus because
he was always squatching the show? Ha, Now, what's the
lockness Monster's favorite type of coffee a espresso, Always get
some alright. Last one for you, why don't cryptids play
hide and seek in the daylight because they're always getting spotted.
Well that's all the mystery jokes for today.
Speaker 1: Well, now here's something fun for freshly squeezed out New year.
It is Beyond the Footprints Tour with Mike famelind, bigfoot
researcher and producer of the documentary series In the Shadow
of Big Red Eye. This takes place in Forkesville in
in Forksville, Pennsylvania, and this will happen on Tuesday, February
tenth at five pm. Join as Mike tells about his
research and his experience. The address is fifty forty eight
Pennsylvania Route eighty seven in Forksville, Pennsylvania. Thanks again for
listening to this new edition of the big Foot Bullhorn
right here on Anomaloust Entertainment's Sasquatch experience and when the
snow melts in the ground gets muddy. Well, as always,
i'm again.
Speaker 2: And we're back. Thanks vance for the Bullhorn for this week.
Speaker 1: And at least Brian got the crazy train aspect of
I don't don't but that's a real thing. And if
I have to post a picture. I will number four
is completely fed up. Did you buy it like a
Big Lots or something?
Speaker 8: Uh?
Speaker 1: You know what, I really don't remember where I bought
it at. It might have been, I don't remember. I'll
have to take a look at a receipt.
Speaker 2: Well, don't hurt yourself about it, you know know IM won't.
Speaker 1: Okay, But it's like, come on, I don't want an
assie clock. I want to roll in numeral clock.
Speaker 2: Well, it is what it is, unfortunately, but you know
you'll only have to worry about it twice.
Speaker 1: A day, that's true. But thanks Brian for catching that.
You're a good man brother.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I got a baker you peeing? Are here
a trickling of water? I think it's this fountain? It's
distract h what's it's? It's the turtles, okay, heard when
we uh, before we left to uh, you know, take
the break and do the bullhorn there. We just did
watch a couple of videos that were these aren't great
videos tonight, and we didn't pick great videos. This is
bigfoot videos on Bigfoot on video five. Here's a nine
other one, a ninth one. I can't talk. Let's how
this one plays out. I just love to see Baker's reactions.
Part of why I like to watch these is just
watching him watch now. Okay, all right, we'll share this
one with the system audio and Jesus, what the fuck?
Oh sorry I said about a word. I said, play,
I watched this one instead. Why is this one not
playing now? My name is Frank Mercer. Okay, well it
might be just watch this one. He watch this one,
poor gene.
Speaker 11: I was stalking up to this water hole that I
have both hunted before. The wind was in my face
at first light. There was not any deer at the water.
I caught movement a little ahead of the utapposite hillside,
in a thick stand of gamble oaks, there was a
black head above the foliage, and it looked like a
gorilla's head, but a little bit bigger, and the nose
was different. It was more hooded than a gorilla's, but
less than a human. By this point I was about
seventeen yards from it. I pretended that I didn't notice
it as I walked past it, watching it with my
periphery vision. It was holding very still, but I did
see it blink. The stand of oak brush is over
twelve inches higher than my five foot eleven inch head.
That stand of oaks has a game trail that cuts
across the trail. It was leading to the water. The
head I saw was in the brush about six feet
off the trail. It is the ideal spot for an ambush.
The wind was perfect and between the brush and curve
of the hill, the deer would not have seen it.
I saw it because I came from behind it, coming
from the drainage, not crossing it. How the hell it
is in an open meadow above that ste and oaks
at night deer feet until morning. They crossed the drainage,
stopping to drink, and then bedding on the other hillside,
completely covered an oak brush. The moose loved those oak stands,
and I have seen several different moose disappear when they enter.
I have also found a partial track and tree structure
in the nastiest blowdown I have ever had the misfortune
of getting into on a different mountain range. Andrew Wright,
you know, I'll give credit because.
Speaker 4: Documentary that.
Speaker 2: Oh can you still hear it?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: I know, Okay, hold on, let me stop it, stop it.
There we go. Okay, I will give.
Speaker 5: Credit for because it reminds me of and I'm not
I'm gonna use Seth as a as a as a
as an idea. But we these videos now, but we
watched videos of creators that create things ago.
Speaker 4: This is what happened, This is where I was.
Speaker 5: He never at any point made a circle of that
little blob over there was a big foot.
Speaker 4: He's just like it was kind.
Speaker 2: Of over there.
Speaker 4: And then, you know, and what I did like about
was when he was showing the moose. When that moose
started going towards us. I think they were white birch
or whatever they were trees.
Speaker 5: You did lose a four hundred pounds beast in like
four seconds, you know, if you would.
Speaker 4: Have kept going that one.
Speaker 5: And so that one there, I'm not gonna say is
a faker video or whatever.
Speaker 4: I just think the man was telling his story and
he threw a little art into it.
Speaker 2: He threw a lot of art. He threw the same
art piece offul yeah into it, and just changed the
lighting and the shading in the nose on occasion, which
is you know, artistic choice. That's fine, But I don't know.
I think they did have a red circle there at
one point though, And maybe if you have to circle.
It it was never there. I guess that's where it
was never there, right, right? And you know Jay, I
don't know if Jay's still in here, our buddy Jay.
I call him the Red Circle Commander because he's made
a career now of going after the Red circlers. And
there's nothing, very rarely is there anything there in those circles, Like,
I don't understand it, and they take an awful lot
of liveries. But Baker, you do to make a good point.
And actually it's a point that Matt and I have
made several times and we talk about it quite a
bit when we're out up in Potter and you know,
you're with Elk, and after the Elk has wandered away
from you for a little bit, you lose it this right,
and they're huge and they lose it. I didn't know
they had moose. They had moose in Utah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they're just not allowed to marry.
Speaker 2: Him, is that right? So?
Speaker 4: But I do want to also apologize to Seth.
Speaker 5: I didn't mean that Seth makes that bad of a
documentary And I just wanted to use people as a
reference to somebody that I do.
Speaker 2: I understood what you were saying you're using that as
kind of like a comparative thing. But you know the
point is you're starting to see, like, here's another one.
I'll share it without the system audius, you know, crazy.
I don't want to drive you crazy, Bake. I'm sorry, No,
it's when I.
Speaker 4: Talk it sounds like I'm like.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, it's on my end too, it's playing the
system audio backwards. But I'll show this. I get you, Bake,
Like people show show this stuff and it's do you
think people who are you know, aren't very educated? Right?
Speaker 4: But you know this gets people eat the little Asian
girl or I.
Speaker 2: Think I don't know if it's Asian. This isn't made
by Toho. It's just stuff like that that gets me, Like,
folks are guys making Bee Willington hear me, Like, here's another.
Speaker 5: One, primal rage, primo rage.
Speaker 2: Oh yum, he's got a lot. Yeah, I just watched this.
Speaker 4: Come on.
Speaker 2: This is entirely AI. Of course it is. But you
know we have people that circle uh you know, circle
shadows and video and pictures and videos. I think that's
real when you show this stuff to people that already
have a limited psyche. Yeah, and you know all of
a sudden, you know, that's what we go against them.
Here's one that I found interesting and uh, you know,
it's during the daytime and what looks like kind of
more of an urban area. Let's watch this one from
the beginning here, oh, under the bridge, right to the bridge.
This is like a troll with a baby. Yeah, yeah, that.
Speaker 4: Could be me.
Speaker 2: It looks it walks like you, I.
Speaker 5: Mean, I mean, but yeah, but wait and then yeah,
because we've taken video of me walking around and in
the right.
Speaker 4: Light, hell, that is me.
Speaker 1: But you know what in this video, the gentleman says,
hold this, hold the cameras still. Well, the camera was
already still.
Speaker 2: Yeah it was.
Speaker 1: And that's what doubts me on that video altogether.
Speaker 5: Escape Now that previous video where we say it's AI.
Are we sure that's not a documentary too, where the
guys just explaining his story and he threw a big
foot behind his girlfriend.
Speaker 2: I want to see a little better anyhow.
Speaker 1: That is.
Speaker 2: From Ricky Forbes. I'm not talking about tonight, and we
can do that, you know. We some of them are
a lot more interesting than some of these videos, but
a lot of what we're seeing now isn't so much
of that fake or people catching something on video and
thinking it's bigfoot. It's these AI creations that right, But
we we've talked about that for a long time. Yeah right,
we've now talked talked about that for a while where
we said this was going to become a problem. Not
that it's great, but it doesn't have to be. We've
had the shittiest pictures for years that we've been out there.
People have been promoting and saying, these are pictures of this,
that and the other, and they have a great story
behind him, and they get people attracted to them. Is
that going to be aix that we had the lowest.
Speaker 1: Minor I'm starting to look at this as all clickbait.
Speaker 2: I really am, right, and but that's what we're that's
what we're up against. Now it's a lot less, right
and to the point where it's getting really good. It is,
it is getting better. So let's start bewareing some of
these things. Not that any of these videos were stellar tonight.
I think the best one of the group was that
last one we looked at under the Bridge, and that's
I think because there was a lack of detail under
that so much you.
Speaker 1: Can, but I don't still have a problem with him
telling her hold the camera still when it was a
still shot to begin with. Whatever it was, it's the
camera is not moving around, and he's like, oh, hold
the camera still. Oh I am yeah, Well okay, that's great,
But I still I'm shaking my head, going, yeah, I'm
not buying into that one, you know.
Speaker 2: But we're also seeing it now with other cryptids and
dog Man, really with dog Man and the Bigfoot. I've
seen it a lot over the weekend, and we all
know how I feel about the dog Man phenomena. But likewise,
as these subjects become more and more popular in mainstream,
the AI is getting a little better. And at least
they're using it to you know, Baker's points, They're using
it to kind of bring a story to life and
you know, and add context to the story, which is great.
I just don't think everybody's inten are good like that.
Not that it's doing a good job at all, and yes,
but no, but.
Speaker 1: On the silver lining of what you're talking about, Sean,
at least it can draw some interest into the field
to do a little bit more research for a younger generation. Right,
whether it's AI or not. At least it can draw
in a new perspectives from a younger generation and they
can look at it and say, yeah, this is a
bunch of Bravo Sierra. But you know this over here,
this has a lot of validity to it.
Speaker 2: So here's another one from Rmso it was the videos
called Giant Sasquatches encountered on Mount McKinnon. And I just
want to pull it up so because you know, Bake
earlier had said something about about footprint integrity tracks trackways,
that was what I was looking for. Man, I had
a hard time with that. And we'll play this one here,
Baker a little bit so you can see it. Are
you getting the audio from it? No, okay, that's good.
Speaker 4: I'm good with Grizzly Adams here.
Speaker 2: Well, the audios are elevant. He's got a neat hat.
They've got some taken some measurements of some trackways. But hey,
you know what, they're using a tape measure here. It
looks like some rabbit print there too. Maybe it does
look that way, doesn't it?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 5: But in the snow. Okay, So here's a perfect example.
The guy step next to the track right. You watched
him put his foot down. You you look at the
track he's doing, and you look at his track right,
and honestly, his track isn't much smaller than the track
that they're doing.
Speaker 2: I think his neil print's not much smaller than the track.
Speaker 5: Yeah right, you physically watched him walk right next to it,
put his foot down, and that track looks almost the
same depth.
Speaker 2: I think those are funnies.
Speaker 4: Well not the big ones.
Speaker 1: Yeah well yeah, once to the right are definitely rabbit
or fox.
Speaker 2: I would say, right, well, there's nothing that says those
can't be something jumping through the snow. And that's a
full body right question. But yeah, but you know we
talked about that, Baker just that was just an example
of what we were talking about. You know, you wanted
to say we never see any with the trackway. Well,
right there, whore's the example of that. He didn't have
a neat hat though.
Speaker 1: Yes, But looking at the trackway, how many trackways have
been recorded over years and years where the trackway is
in line with each other instead of daggered, And that's
what I find really interesting.
Speaker 2: Oh well, you knew you would need to talk to
Cliff with the London trackway. It could t think b
Mills had a trackway herself. I'm sure there's a lot
of examples of what you're talking about. This just happened
to be a visualization of something Baker had brought up earlier. Yeah,
those that are out there.
Speaker 1: Right, and yeah, but it does seem more likely to
me that if you're if this is a cryptid thing
and the trackway is in line with each other, that
is unlikely for any known hominide. It's usually right left,
right left, where a lot of bigfoot tracks are in
line with each other.
Speaker 2: And that's what I find the big mystery of you know,
and I get that, I do. But as we start
going through some more of these videos, like we're and
we're running out of time for the night for some
of these vehicles. But here's another one. Oh, you know,
skeleton found thirty skeleton was found thirty feet up a tree.
Had to be a big foot to put it there,
you know, no context as to why it just has
to be a big foot, right, But we're going to
have a story that's got some sort of AI generated
background to it and make that seem like it's the uh,
you know, that's the narrative. You know, some great thing
that's been coming out of this these you know, trail
crams and and other things that we've got going on.
As I posted an article on my own personal page
yesterday from the New York Post of evidence of the
flathead cat has oh I saw that right again? Yeah,
I mean, I think it was about thirty years that
they haven't had a they hadn't had any examples of one,
and then they finally got one, and you know, we
go to the Bluff Creek project where they were able
to prove the uh, the unextinction of that particular type
of Martin. Wasn't it like what was it a p Martin?
But yes, yeah, I mean it's just great that, you know,
through the efforts of our research and this kind of research,
some of these, you know, animals that are supposed to
be extinct are no longer existence are being proven to
be yeather. Still, that's a lot smaller than.
Speaker 1: A Yeah, I'm still waiting in the corner over here
for the thylazine to be proven to still exist or
the Tasmanian tiger is it's most commonly known as.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, and I think if I've been reading right,
we're getting closer to prove that the what was it?
The why can't I think Indonesia, the Sumatra, the uh
not Homo florensis. But the rag Pendeck were.
Speaker 10: Right.
Speaker 2: We're getting closer proving that that's an exist space, right right.
Speaker 5: But you're also going to look at the fact that
if you go back in history, we've misidentified so many
things like the you know, I learned this weird from
the TV show Ghosts, But dinosaurs didn't exist in seventeen
seventy six. They had no concept of what a dinosaur was.
They thought they were dragons, like a lot of the
dragon mid.
Speaker 1: Well biblically biblically written, these creatures were described as dragons.
It wasn't until nineteen twenty two that the terms changed
to dinosaur.
Speaker 4: And in one hundred years.
Speaker 5: From now, bones that we found that we think are
not Bigfoot could be some hominid we're not aware of,
or bones that we found that we think your bigfoot
could be part of the Neanderthal. They're learning so much
more from our oh sure Neanderthal, that there's something they
didn't go and extinct.
Speaker 4: They just printed with the red the other chicks and
got wider forehead.
Speaker 2: You know, listen, I know a lot of people. I'm
sure the Neanderthals still existing. Yeah, that's fat. Let's yeah.
No likewise, yeah, no, I agree. Oh god, I don't
even get started on the biblical ship with the Oh
my god. You know, why is it always the Southerners
that start that too? I not Southerner. I didn't do it.
I'm not starting a civil war, but I am saying that.
You know, a lot of the Southern United States ares
are the ones that are really throwing that Neflium, biblical
Bigfoot bullshit together and calling it a day. Yeah, that's
going to get me some flack. And I there's a reason,
and I just haven't, you know, really put it together yet.
That's a different culturally. That's for our next show. Yeah,
it's a bier belt for a reason. And I think
that really eats And that's true my uncle's and a
few Neanderthals in our family absolutely.
Speaker 5: Tyson kind of explains it that there was a time
in the world where if you didn't know the answer,
it had to be God and so that they could
sleep at night. And sometimes I think certain cultures never
pulled that away. Like you can't talk about evolution or
space or blah blah blah without them going yeah, it's
got to be Jesus, you know. And there's nothing wrong
with faith, but science has to get there. Science has
to when science could prove it twelve times, you got
to give up a look.
Speaker 2: No, listen, I'm a faithful man. It's not a knock
on religion at all. What I'm saying is it's a
particular subset of researchers that pulls this together and pushes
it together to push a narrative because I think it
appeals to the overall audience that area, right, it's a
cultural thing. What did the disappear to? You can even
see me on my camera.
Speaker 4: Hey, you're showing some head.
Speaker 2: I've got Clive there somewhere along the line, I disappeared.
Speaker 4: That is a snuffy original.
Speaker 2: That is a snuffy tot stuff. Wow.
Speaker 4: We drove five hours to get that head.
Speaker 2: Oh good God, And there he is. And on that note, folks,
you've been listening to the Tassquatch experience, probably for the
last time.
Speaker 1: I'm but for two dollars a month, you can get you.
Speaker 2: No Baker, no, you get all this And I've got
takeups now without commercials. Next show. We're probably gonna have
a guest on. We didn't want to do a year
and recap because honestly, I wanted to forget twenty twenty
five existed, and we wanted to talk about some of
these AI videos and these really strange videos have been
popping up. And these videos weren't meant to get your
thinking or to get your thought provoking about Bigfoot. They
were to get you to think about the bullshit that's.
Speaker 1: Constantly out yet.
Speaker 2: That we're always up against, and that somebody with limited
intelligence is going to latch onto that and say there's
proof or and.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but like I said in the in the Bullhorn,
somebody's knows what's going on.
Speaker 2: No, and I don't. I don't disagree with that. And
that's again probably a topic for yet another show that
you know, do we revisit that with uh?
Speaker 10: Is there?
Speaker 2: I don't know. I don't even know. I'm still looking.
I want to think about how to frame that question
before I launch off onto it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, No, I'm still looking for those individuals, right.
Speaker 4: I really think that from running running a store and
running a variety of things, there's always somebody with an
exit plan for anything that could happen, even if it's stupid.
World War Z I think was the was the movie
that they said they had ten plans and they ran
all ten because even though number ten building the wall
was the stupidest thing they could think of, at the
end of the day, they still did it because it
was an idea.
Speaker 2: All right, all right, No idea is too stupid, right, No,
because well, at the end of the day.
Speaker 4: The wall kind of worked until they like dog filed.
Speaker 2: Right, And that's where we're going to leave it. Some
strange odd videos tonight, nothing compelling, a lot of jabber
between the three of us. Down two men. We hope
Matt got the pepto in them. We hope Henry's doing
open oh boy, you know yeah, right when you got nausea.
Heart and folks, Fast Watch Experience dot com should be
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Speaker 2: I don't know anyhow. It's been a fun night, guys.
Thanks spending some time in joining with us. We will
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