Speaker 1: Spanning the entire globe, involving hundreds of different cultures, explaining
Speaker 1: the same phenomenon by different name.
Speaker 2: The nature of the footprints, namely their remarkable consistency, their
Speaker 2: biomechanical appropriateness, you know, those aspects that that are are
Speaker 2: extremely compelling.
Speaker 3: We're so happy you're here tonight. And I'm Tim.
Speaker 1: And I'm Dana, and we are so excited to have
Speaker 1: you on the show tonight.
Speaker 4: We're thrilled.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we have Stacy Brown. We're going to bring him
Speaker 1: on a few minutes, but we wanted to say, Hi,
Speaker 1: see what's going on. What's new in the world.
Speaker 3: You are a few things that we have going on.
Speaker 3: So and you guys, you guys are wonderful. Thank you
Speaker 3: for all the comments and the support, and we just
Speaker 3: we just enjoy this and it's because of you guys
Speaker 3: that helps us, you know, share, share everything that we're
Speaker 3: doing with you. So, what's going on in the news.
Speaker 1: So what's going on the news is well, Ohio big
Speaker 1: Foot Conference is only a month away, so we will
Speaker 1: be there. It's the first weekend in May. It's probably
Speaker 1: one of our favorite Bigfoot conferences. So and actually Tim's
Speaker 1: going to be the EMC at the event.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm so honored that Mark de Worth even asked
Speaker 3: me to be. I'm surprised and but I'm thrilled because
Speaker 3: it's like family there. So we're gonna have a ton
Speaker 3: of fun.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So Tim's going to be the EMC and I'm
Speaker 1: going to be at the booth slag in books, slag
Speaker 1: in Books. Hello, So come over and say hi to me.
Speaker 1: Buy a book, buy your friend a book, neighbor of book.
Speaker 1: But we'll be there. So if you're at the Ohio
Speaker 1: Bigfoot Conference, make sure to come over and say hi,
Speaker 1: Say hi.
Speaker 4: I will love that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that would be fun.
Speaker 3: There's a big line up there too, so Cliff Barrickman,
Speaker 3: Renee Holland, Adam Davies is there.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm thinking of, Adam m.
Speaker 3: Keating, Dave Baker from the Expedition Bigfoot Museum. It's gonna
Speaker 3: be a great event.
Speaker 1: It is going to be a great event, and we
Speaker 1: have something fun going on that you can only get
Speaker 1: at the end of this episode. So basically, we're starting
Speaker 1: a little contest and we're going to have a question.
Speaker 1: Whoever answers the question first will win a free Bigfoot
Speaker 1: Influencers book, and so we'll go ahead and send it
Speaker 1: to the winner, but you have to wait until the
Speaker 1: end of the episode to hear the question, so we'll
Speaker 1: catch it at the end. And so let's bring on Stacey.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so Stacey Brown Junior is joining us tonight. Stacey
Speaker 3: is he is so kind be in the book. He
Speaker 3: is one of the most interesting people that I've talked to.
Speaker 3: And that does not taking anything away from anyone else,
Speaker 3: because everyone's awesome and we love him, but he's he's
Speaker 3: just cool. He's down to earth and he's been involved
Speaker 3: with this since he's been a little kid, I guess
Speaker 3: a young man, him and his dad will go out
Speaker 3: in the woods and then he and he had a sighting.
Speaker 3: And then in twenty twelve, him and his father probably
Speaker 3: caught what most believe is the best thermal image of
Speaker 3: a potential Bigfoot and that.
Speaker 4: We've ever ever got in Florida.
Speaker 3: And so that's fascinating and we'll share links to that
Speaker 3: and you know in the in the show, so you
Speaker 3: guys can take a look at the video and let
Speaker 3: us know what you think. Then he went on to
Speaker 3: he was the winner. He entered a contest. It's called
Speaker 3: the ten million dollar big Foot Bounty, and he won that,
Speaker 3: and then he became you know after that, he's I
Speaker 3: mean from there. He's a producer, author, editor, well not
Speaker 3: author but not yet I don't think, but a director
Speaker 3: of documentaries. And he's just a fascinating guy. So I
Speaker 3: think we should we should bring him in, all right,
Speaker 3: So come on in, Stacy.
Speaker 1: Hey, Stacy, welcome to the show. So good to have
Speaker 1: You're super excited to have you on tonight.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I'm thrilled to be awake right now. I'm exhausted at
Speaker 6: the long weekend.
Speaker 3: So it's probably getting warm in Florida, too, isn't it.
Speaker 5: It is? But that's good.
Speaker 6: My garden's sprouting up, one of my gardens. The other
Speaker 6: one is more of a field, so it's about an acre.
Speaker 5: Possibly.
Speaker 1: What are you growing in your garden that you have
Speaker 1: right now?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 6: The one here at the house, I just got like
Speaker 6: a two hundred square foot patches like squash, corn, potatoes,
Speaker 6: and collars. And there's a few surprises because I don't
Speaker 6: remember what I planted.
Speaker 1: In Florida. Do you like plant? I mean, are you planning?
Speaker 1: Because we're in southern Delaware, which is like I guess
Speaker 1: we're like zone eight B or something for gardening. Do
Speaker 1: you like, when can you start? Like when do you
Speaker 1: start planning your stuff like that? Well?
Speaker 6: I was supposed to start earlier, but we kept having
Speaker 6: these freezes periodically it gets super cold, so.
Speaker 5: I didn't start, but probably two three weeks.
Speaker 6: Ago maybe, okay, okay, and stuff's just starting to sprout
Speaker 6: through the you know, that's the weird thing about the
Speaker 6: spring here is because you'll have weather that makes you think,
Speaker 6: all right, I need to get this in the ground
Speaker 6: because you're supposed to start at Valentine's.
Speaker 5: Day, all right, oh.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but then you'll catch to freeze and then if
Speaker 6: anything has sprouted, it's gonna kill it, you know. So okay,
Speaker 6: but you gotta you only got a window before the
Speaker 6: sun gets too rough in August that if your if
Speaker 6: your stuff hasn't like harvested by then, then that spring
Speaker 6: garden will die.
Speaker 5: It'll be too hong.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, that makes sense. Yeah, I am in the
Speaker 1: gardening too, but we we have I sow the seeds
Speaker 1: inside in the house and then you know, unless it's
Speaker 1: something I mean, yeah, pretty much except obviously potatoes, but
Speaker 1: you know those are just going directly in the ground,
Speaker 1: but I would say everything else I kind of sew inside.
Speaker 1: So that's kind of cool. We have a little gardening thing.
Speaker 1: I love garden.
Speaker 6: Yeah, hey, this is I've always like helped, but I
Speaker 6: never like steered the ship, you know. And so I
Speaker 6: called my kids, uh great uncle mhm or whatever is
Speaker 6: some kind of uncle. I called him for advice because
Speaker 6: the soil is like super sandy here and it's hard
Speaker 6: to grow in. And he's like seventy six and he's
Speaker 6: been doing this all his life. And he was like, hey,
Speaker 6: why don't you come up here and do the work
Speaker 6: in my garden and I'll pay for everything and I'll
Speaker 6: teach you how to do it.
Speaker 1: Sounds like an ideal.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Hey, I was like, hell yeah, I'm plowing with
Speaker 6: his uh his granddaddy's plow from the thirties. I think
Speaker 6: it's got the original handles on it too, because one
Speaker 6: of them is like busted with a.
Speaker 5: Splint on there, you know.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he's teaching me like the conventional way in case
Speaker 6: I can't have any tools or like I can't have
Speaker 6: no gasoline powered thing to plow with.
Speaker 1: Easy Stacey, You're ready for the apocalypse.
Speaker 5: Too. It's I am if people aren't paying attention.
Speaker 6: I don't mean to sound like a nut right now,
Speaker 6: but if you're not paying attention right to what's going
Speaker 6: on with the with the banking crisis, the food crisis.
Speaker 1: We're gonna be ready because we're going to have our
Speaker 1: own garden in the backyard.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you gotta be I mean what Also, what's it hurt?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Because prices are so expensive right now. It's awesome
Speaker 1: to have your own stuff you can go pick in
Speaker 1: your backyard.
Speaker 5: You know what.
Speaker 3: Important just to be just just as just to try
Speaker 3: to eat healthy, just eat, just eat what kind of
Speaker 3: the ground and do yourself.
Speaker 6: And have you noticed that it's it's cheaper to eat terrible.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, it is more expensive to eat healthy.
Speaker 1: Yeah. But and what I try to tell people too
Speaker 1: is that, Okay, so healthy food might cost more, but
Speaker 1: in the long run, it's a lot cheaper than having
Speaker 1: to pay for a bunch of medical bills. So taking
Speaker 1: your care of yourself by eating healthier food in the
Speaker 1: end ends up saving your money, even if you can't
Speaker 1: grow in your backyard. You know. So that's a good point.
Speaker 1: But you know, let's get into big yeah. So so
Speaker 1: before you were you got into big Foot? Stacy, what
Speaker 1: was like? What were you like as a child, like
Speaker 1: your young Stacey Brown Junior, what was he like?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 6: I got into Bigfoot at such a young age. I
Speaker 6: was like six, you know, wow. But besides that, I
Speaker 6: played sports.
Speaker 5: You know. I love Miami Dolphins. Now I hate him.
Speaker 6: I still love them, but it's like, bro, it's been
Speaker 6: thirty nine years and you won the Super Bowl since
Speaker 6: I've been alive.
Speaker 5: So yeah, So I really loved football, you know.
Speaker 6: I looked up Dan Marino, and I, you know, I
Speaker 6: played football, thought about football. I'd literally sit in the
Speaker 6: yard and Daddy had these like tires set up for
Speaker 6: me to throw through, and then there was one on
Speaker 6: a tree that he would bush and you know, and
Speaker 6: then I would throw through that. And I spent a
Speaker 6: lot of time doing that, and that just kind of
Speaker 6: translated when I when I became older.
Speaker 5: I guess it's like you have a goal.
Speaker 6: And then you kind of get obsessed with it. It's
Speaker 6: like the person who keeps getting plastic surgery.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 6: Uh, It's like if I reach a goal, there's still
Speaker 6: going to be another goal, you know, because it's something
Speaker 6: to stay busy with I guess. But so then around
Speaker 6: on the sixth seventh grade, I got into wrestling and
Speaker 6: I was like super into that.
Speaker 5: I loved it. And then.
Speaker 6: Right about eighth grade, I started learning to play the
Speaker 6: guitar and had a band.
Speaker 5: Uh through high school. We were we were literally.
Speaker 6: In high school playing the college bars, opening for like
Speaker 6: big acts that were coming through. They played us on
Speaker 6: the radio station here in town. We were selling CDs.
Speaker 6: We had like a draw of like one hundred and
Speaker 6: fifty people in tenth grade.
Speaker 5: That's cool, crazy, you know.
Speaker 6: So it was fun and I did the music thing
Speaker 6: because I still love music. I still love the.
Speaker 5: Right that.
Speaker 6: The bad thing about being in a rock band is
Speaker 6: the being in a rock band part.
Speaker 5: Drunks.
Speaker 6: I say it used to be one, but I got
Speaker 6: to where I just couldn't be around people who are drunk.
Speaker 5: I don't drink.
Speaker 6: I haven't drink in like seven years, just as like
Speaker 6: the occasional toast or something like that, but not intoxicated.
Speaker 1: And so that's a lot going on stacy for your youth,
Speaker 1: like you had all of that. Plus so you said
Speaker 1: you became interested in Bigfoot, like really into it at
Speaker 1: the age of six, Like what prompted.
Speaker 5: That Unsolved Mysteries.
Speaker 6: Uh, my dad, he would watch those shows, you know, so, like,
Speaker 6: I don't know what it was like to be scared
Speaker 6: of the thing that lived in the closet or under
Speaker 6: the bed. I was literally afraid that the aliens were
Speaker 6: gonna pull me through the roof and take me to
Speaker 6: some other planet. Like I went to bed a lot
Speaker 6: of nights scared after those shows. And I never say
Speaker 6: nothing because he interested me. And my dad was army ranger,
Speaker 6: tough guy, you know what I mean. I didn't want
Speaker 6: to be like daddy. I'm scared right right right, Junior
Speaker 6: was scared. He was sitting in the bed thinking aliens
Speaker 6: was going to take him.
Speaker 5: That was a real possibility.
Speaker 3: And you and your dad were pretty close, right yeah.
Speaker 6: So, uh, you know, we did a ton of you know,
Speaker 6: tons of stuff together.
Speaker 5: And he's really what started it though for me, because.
Speaker 1: He was he was so how did it go from
Speaker 1: watching Unsolved Mysteries to like, what was the next step
Speaker 1: for you?
Speaker 5: Okay?
Speaker 6: So it went from Unsolved Mysteries to me hunting Bigfoot
Speaker 6: with my friends at around six, because I was convinced
Speaker 6: that he lived in the neighborhood where I was at.
Speaker 5: A funny story.
Speaker 6: Years later, after I'm on Bigfoot Bounty, I get a
Speaker 6: report from that neighborhood that was like ten years old,
Speaker 6: and I'm like, bro, so we would go we would
Speaker 6: go out in the swamp the neighborhood there, and that
Speaker 6: it had a swamp in it, and we would go
Speaker 6: and play in the swamp. And so I just like
Speaker 6: I really came to love the woods. We were poor,
Speaker 6: you know, the community was poor. So we did a
Speaker 6: lot of fish and you know a lot of like
Speaker 6: hunting trips, you know, and that was that was the
Speaker 6: way it was. It was happy though, it was fun. Honestly,
Speaker 6: I wouldn't trade my childhood for nothing. But then years
Speaker 6: later I'd still always been interested in Bigfoot. I just
Speaker 6: had these other passions that I put on the front burner,
Speaker 6: right And then years later me and my dad, I
Speaker 6: can't remember, like when Rick Dyer thing came out the
Speaker 6: body in the freezer, the first one that was on CNN.
Speaker 5: I got burned. Bro. I straight believed other hook Line
Speaker 5: and Sinker. You know, I'm like, hey, they got it.
Speaker 6: I told y'all Bigfoot was real, and everybody just trashed
Speaker 6: me all the time, and then me and my dad
Speaker 6: would go camping so we could hang out, you know,
Speaker 6: out out.
Speaker 5: In the woods where we fish or whatever.
Speaker 6: We go hiking into these places and uh, we were
Speaker 6: big footing.
Speaker 5: We go put a couple of trail cameras out. I
Speaker 5: remember the first.
Speaker 6: Time that we uh had bought those pheromone chips. I
Speaker 6: was like stinky pheromone chips and we had hung them
Speaker 6: out there and stuff.
Speaker 5: And but I can't.
Speaker 6: Really say we were like serious about it. We didn't
Speaker 6: think there was gonna be anything to it. You know,
Speaker 6: we were big footing for what that's worth. But it
Speaker 6: wasn't like all right, hey, listen, I know all the
Speaker 6: I'm tracking. I'm starting to track the game and see
Speaker 6: where the game's going, you know what I.
Speaker 4: Mean, or follow the reports or such.
Speaker 6: Right right, And then Finding Bigfoot came out the second episode.
Speaker 6: There was a lady who had a handprint on the
Speaker 6: inside of her door.
Speaker 1: On the inside of her door or the outside of her.
Speaker 5: Door, the inside like she had this she had like
Speaker 5: a Florida room, okay, okay, and so you know she
Speaker 5: had this beautiful property.
Speaker 6: You sit and you're like overlooking this like huge ravine,
Speaker 6: you know, out in this room and she would like
Speaker 6: read and do her witchcraft or whatever in there. But yeah,
Speaker 6: turned come to find out she was like a practicing
Speaker 6: witch back then.
Speaker 5: But she didn't let that part on yet, you know.
Speaker 5: Like it was like years later that I found that out.
Speaker 6: I was like, wow, okay, whatever, which was the least
Speaker 6: of the weird things that will go on to that property?
Speaker 5: You know what I mean? That was?
Speaker 6: And I wonder now, looking back on it, if she
Speaker 6: wasn't the reason these things were coming up, because it
Speaker 6: wasn't just bigfoot, it was lights and all kinds of ship.
Speaker 5: So yeah, but I called her up.
Speaker 6: Oh so in this Florida room, she had like a
Speaker 6: glass it was like a screen door, but it had
Speaker 6: glass in it, okay, And and this thing had popped
Speaker 6: the lock and stuck its arm.
Speaker 5: In and then the doorsh I guess shut back on it.
Speaker 5: But it left a handprint was like twelve inches long.
Speaker 5: It was huge.
Speaker 6: And that's why I find a Bigfoot came out and
Speaker 6: they put her name on television. And at that time
Speaker 6: I didn't think they did that, you know, so people
Speaker 6: wouldn't call them. But I looked her up in that
Speaker 6: You may remember this we used to have a thing
Speaker 6: called a phone book. Yeah, right, So I looked her
Speaker 6: up in that and there it was, and it gave
Speaker 6: me your address.
Speaker 5: I was able to like google Walker.
Speaker 3: Yeah, basically, yeah, we saw one here Stacey. It was well,
Speaker 3: it was been maybe three or four years, but we
Speaker 3: actually used to still get him up to about three
Speaker 3: or four years.
Speaker 1: Phone books, yeah, I think.
Speaker 4: Business film books, but.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah. But I called her and she said, wait
Speaker 6: till the fall. So me and my dad were going
Speaker 6: to go out, and he had got bladder cancer so
Speaker 6: he couldn't go, and I went with my bass player and.
Speaker 5: The weekend was nuts. Changed my life.
Speaker 6: I equip my band, like I went all in on
Speaker 6: trying to find a Bigfoot, you.
Speaker 5: Know, buying equipment.
Speaker 6: My dad ended up when I quit my band, he
Speaker 6: kind of was like, is it are you serious?
Speaker 5: You know what I mean, He's seen how into it
Speaker 5: I was. I was like, nah, dude.
Speaker 6: I was like, I was within ten feet of this thing.
Speaker 6: You know, I'll have this proven in six months because
Speaker 6: like after I had my encounter, I type up on
Speaker 6: I go searching. The Bigfoot forums is on there right,
Speaker 6: the bigfootforums dot com. I'm reading it and I'm just
Speaker 6: like whoa nobody in the Bigfoot community knows anything about
Speaker 6: the woods. That's probably they should not even be out there.
Speaker 6: They're too busy fighting with each other and the things
Speaker 6: they were talking about. I was just like, I'm seeing
Speaker 6: them going around and yelling, banging on trees, and I'm like,
Speaker 6: what kind of animal are you going.
Speaker 5: To get like this?
Speaker 6: It's not gonna happen anything out in the woods unless
Speaker 6: you're in a state park and they've been getting fed.
Speaker 6: It's not going to come up to you like nothing.
Speaker 3: And they see what year was this and where?
Speaker 4: What location was it?
Speaker 6: Just for the audience, H yeah, it's twenty eleven, okay,
Speaker 6: November six, twenty eleven. So I had it was on
Speaker 6: the Appalachic Cola River, and so I had my encounter.
Speaker 6: I made a YouTube video about it of me talking
Speaker 6: about my encounter, sitting in front of my.
Speaker 1: Tell me about your encounter.
Speaker 6: Because that's yeah, okay, yeah. So immediately when we pulled
Speaker 6: down the driveway, we're showing up. We see this black
Speaker 6: thing step into the woods. But I only see about
Speaker 6: like maybe a waist high thing.
Speaker 5: I don't see the top. My buddy said he did,
Speaker 5: but I didn't so.
Speaker 6: I thought it was like a hog or a bear,
Speaker 6: and we stopped and I walked out into the woods.
Speaker 5: We both did.
Speaker 6: But uh we walked out there, it was gone nothing there.
Speaker 6: It was like it didn't take us twenty seconds. This
Speaker 6: thing should have still been at least.
Speaker 5: In the area.
Speaker 6: And the way the woods were, they were so open
Speaker 6: that you could have literally seen something, you know, if
Speaker 6: he was twenty seconds ahead of you running down that hill.
Speaker 6: So it's like, all right, hey, power suggestion, bro, We're
Speaker 6: gonna freak ourselves out. And we roll up there to
Speaker 6: the house. She drives us around the property and she's
Speaker 6: like homeboys, seeing one here, girls, seen one here, YadA, YadA, YadA.
Speaker 6: And then she stops at one point and shows us
Speaker 6: some structures. Now, these structures were like this tall right,
Speaker 6: like a foot. Maybe some of them were three feet,
Speaker 6: but nothing like you see like Todd's standing stuff or
Speaker 6: anything like that was huge mass of structures. These were
Speaker 6: all little little structures that were pretty intricate.
Speaker 5: And so.
Speaker 6: I'm thinking it's her right, she's bullshit. Yeah, she's it's
Speaker 6: not enoughing up. And then she takes us to this
Speaker 6: spot and she drops us out and she goes Oh,
Speaker 6: by the way, you are the first people to camp here,
Speaker 6: Like the BFRO had been in this place for seven
Speaker 6: years and nobody had ever stayed the night. It's another
Speaker 6: thing that didn't I hadn't understand about the Bigfoot community
Speaker 6: at the time is that this is mainly a nocturnal animal.
Speaker 6: For the most part, they're seen during the daytime. And
Speaker 6: I believe that cycles up with your feed times. When
Speaker 6: your major feed times are in the middle of the day,
Speaker 6: that's when these things are seen around in the daytime.
Speaker 6: But for the most part, they're nocturnal animals.
Speaker 5: Why are you not looking at night? Why are y'all
Speaker 5: not going out at night?
Speaker 6: And so I was like, okay, she's trying to scare
Speaker 6: us now, right, So we walk around a property. We're
Speaker 6: sitting over by them structures, and we're on a good incline. Right,
Speaker 6: We're on a good little hill and enough to.
Speaker 5: Where if you drop the ball it would roll away. Right.
Speaker 6: So it's November and the hickory nuts are falling, but
Speaker 6: we noticed that some of them are falling uphill, right,
Speaker 6: And I was like, Bud, I'm pretty sure that something
Speaker 6: just got thrown at us, and he's like, no, no,
Speaker 6: way and then you know, happens again, And so I
Speaker 6: ease this little thermal I had out of my backpack,
Speaker 6: and it was one of them thermals.
Speaker 5: It's like the handheld, it's got the screen, it's for
Speaker 5: like wires and stuff. Yeah, not really good quality.
Speaker 6: And they're about like the ones that they put on
Speaker 6: cell phones now, it's about same quality.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 6: So I shine across this ravine and there's this little
Speaker 6: bit of tree probably no bigger than a mason jar
Speaker 6: around and there's this huge heat signature behind it, like
Speaker 6: old boys trying to hidehide behind it something like this, right.
Speaker 1: Like like a two year old or a three year
Speaker 1: old would do.
Speaker 6: Yeah, like, hey, I closed my eyes and I can't
Speaker 6: see you can't see me, right, So we we we
Speaker 6: go back to the camp. It kind of scares us, right,
Speaker 6: a little freaked out by that. Don't know what that is,
Speaker 6: don't know if the thermals working right. It's not really moving,
Speaker 6: you know what I mean. So we go back to
Speaker 6: the camp and it takes us about a mile and
Speaker 6: a half walk to get back to the camp. But
Speaker 6: what I didn't realize is at the time at the
Speaker 6: camp was only like three hills over m h, I
Speaker 6: could direct lined it through the woods and been right there.
Speaker 6: So when we get back to the camp, we start
Speaker 6: hearing something walking around the base of this hill we're on,
Speaker 6: and it's freaking us out right. It's to the point
Speaker 6: where I walk over the woods in a shine of
Speaker 6: light where I heard them walking and I'm shining it
Speaker 6: and I'm like, all.
Speaker 5: Right, I'm gonna wait you out.
Speaker 6: And then you just sit there and hold the light
Speaker 6: for literally like ten minutes. Nothing moves you figure anythings
Speaker 6: that have come out of there by now. And then
Speaker 6: I'm like, I'm going nuts. So I turned the light off,
Speaker 6: turn around, walk up the hill, starts back again, right,
Speaker 6: and then we're hearing like it sounds like grunts, like
Speaker 6: I heard something like that, you know, And it got
Speaker 6: to the point where I was yelling leave us alone. Right,
Speaker 6: So I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: So you say, you say you shouted out leave us alone?
Speaker 1: Is that what you wanted it to do? Did you
Speaker 1: wanted to leave you alone? Did at that point fear
Speaker 1: take over your curiosity?
Speaker 5: At that time, I was scared at death of these things?
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, so your your fear took over your curiosity,
Speaker 1: which is amazing because you're so curious about this, but
Speaker 1: at this.
Speaker 6: Point, you know, yeah, well you know, I still didn't
Speaker 6: really think there was a bigfoot, Okay, you know what
Speaker 6: I mean.
Speaker 5: And so we go back and sit down.
Speaker 6: We're talking, and then we hear like a deep breathing
Speaker 6: and then they're this thing, is that the woodline looking
Speaker 6: at us? And oh yeah, absolute okay, and it turns
Speaker 6: around and walks off five ten seconds something like that.
Speaker 6: I don't know, maybe longer. The weird thing was is
Speaker 6: that we didn't hear it walk up. You couldn't walk
Speaker 6: through the woods in November at this location when the
Speaker 6: try leaves like it's only Florida gets a lot of rain,
Speaker 6: but it's stuff drives out quick here because it's so hot,
Speaker 6: right and November is really not cold. It's chili sixties,
Speaker 6: you know, but it ain't.
Speaker 5: It ain't thirties yet.
Speaker 6: Uh So, So Stacy, real quick.
Speaker 1: What can you describe the like what you saw like
Speaker 1: when you saw the Sasquatch, It looks.
Speaker 6: A lot like a human, right, but then there was
Speaker 6: other features because it was kind of like a mix, right,
Speaker 6: And I guess maybe the skin being kind of like
Speaker 6: a charcoal was maybe what uh, oh, you know, you.
Speaker 5: Would relate it like that, for.
Speaker 6: But thin lips, like super thin lips, almost like just
Speaker 6: a slit, right, But then.
Speaker 1: A very had a whe had a white why.
Speaker 5: Super wide nose.
Speaker 6: But the the brow ridge look like you've seen them boxers.
Speaker 6: That just they got the very neanderthal looking browridge. And
Speaker 6: so I don't know if the eyes sunk back into
Speaker 6: its head because they looked the appeared to be further back, right,
Speaker 6: But it may have been the brow ridge that gave
Speaker 6: it that m you know, but it everybody describes the
Speaker 6: sasquatch or you're seeing like movies, popular culture like jack
Speaker 6: links and stuff. The the very manicured coat looks nice, thick.
Speaker 5: It's was far from that.
Speaker 6: This thing looked more like the falc monster on the
Speaker 6: cover of Boggy Creek, right, real lanky.
Speaker 5: He looked like he lived in the swamp. Right.
Speaker 6: The hair was kind of thin, right, and it just
Speaker 6: it just sat there and looked at it. And I
Speaker 6: didn't think to look to see if it was a male. Right,
Speaker 6: So everybody said, well it was a male female. I
Speaker 6: didn't see no breasts. I didn't think it was a female.
Speaker 6: But I didn't like, right, I think about that. It's
Speaker 6: when these things happened. It's like, why didn't you pull
Speaker 6: your camera out and take a picture, like bro, I
Speaker 6: swear that would have been the last thing you thought about. Yeah,
Speaker 6: you know, so it just turns around. I don't really
Speaker 6: remember seeing ears, like there were so many things that
Speaker 6: I didn't pay attention for. I looked him right in
Speaker 6: the face, right.
Speaker 1: And you say, how far away was he from you?
Speaker 6: I would like to say ten feet, maybe ten yards,
Speaker 6: I guess I don't know. Ten yards maybe at the most. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 6: I can't I can't remember exactly how far it was
Speaker 6: to the tree line, but it wasn't farm.
Speaker 5: You could close this gap in a few seconds.
Speaker 4: That's close.
Speaker 6: And the feeling I had of that the terror. Okay,
Speaker 6: So you're seeing something this size and I have a
Speaker 6: forty four magnum Ruger Redhawk on my hip. This is
Speaker 6: a nickel plate a gun. It's shiny and it's big.
Speaker 6: The one reason I got it is so I could
Speaker 6: use it as a weapon after I ran out of ammunition.
Speaker 5: You could hit somebody with this gun. It wouldn't have
Speaker 5: done nothing like I didn't.
Speaker 6: I didn't feel that that gun would have dropped it
Speaker 6: or stopped it. And I don't know why somebody if
Speaker 6: because I'm carrying this gun the whole time I'm in
Speaker 6: the woods, it is there. Why would you be playing
Speaker 6: with somebody like this? You know, I mean that just
Speaker 6: not saying it ain't possible that somebody had a super
Speaker 6: good suit and had lost their mind and thought, hey,
Speaker 6: I'm gonna walk up on these two redneck boys and
Speaker 6: scare them and the ones got a huge gun on
Speaker 6: its side.
Speaker 1: Exactly.
Speaker 6: I guess it could happen, you know, I guess it
Speaker 6: could happen, but I don't think so. And I just
Speaker 6: remember thinking, then whatever happens now is up to him,
Speaker 6: because I ain't gonna matter in it. And that's a
Speaker 6: very helpless feeling, right, But then it just turns around
Speaker 6: and walks off. Just come up there and look at you,
Speaker 6: see what you're doing. Check it in and rise out.
Speaker 6: So he walked off. He went back down the hill.
Speaker 6: He continued to mess around and stuff, and then I
Speaker 6: ended up falling asleep on the cooler and like I
Speaker 6: like fell off, right, I was like dozing off and
Speaker 6: fell forward, caught myself.
Speaker 5: Matt had already went and got the tent and I
Speaker 5: went over to the tent.
Speaker 6: I was like, hey, dude, because we work together. I
Speaker 6: was like, you can tell everybody you want to that
Speaker 6: I slept in your tent with you.
Speaker 5: I don't care.
Speaker 6: I'm I'm sleeping by myself right now, bro, and I
Speaker 6: so we so.
Speaker 1: Stacy, Stacy, I'm sorry. So back to the encounter. Did
Speaker 1: Mark witness anything? Did he see anything? Did Matt oh, Matt, oh,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, my gosh, sorry anything?
Speaker 5: Yeah? Oh yeah, Matt's something I saw.
Speaker 6: M yeah, And then he wanted So we wake up
Speaker 6: at like three in the morning two this like, I
Speaker 6: wake up to him screaming, and when I wake up,
Speaker 6: the tent does like that to my face comes back up.
Speaker 6: So I guess it knew we was in there and
Speaker 6: was pushing down on the tent, you know. Uh so,
Speaker 6: because maybe I didn't know what the tent was. We
Speaker 6: were the first people to camp out there. Maybe this
Speaker 6: was the first time it had ever seen a tent.
Speaker 6: But then it just runs off and daylight comes and
Speaker 6: Matt wants to get in the truck and lock the doors,
Speaker 6: and I was like, nope, I'm good right here.
Speaker 5: I'm just gonna sett awake right here. In the tent.
Speaker 5: I didn't want to wake up and that thing be
Speaker 5: looking at me through the window.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 5: I don't know if I survived that.
Speaker 6: Okay, you know, because the thing about these what we're
Speaker 6: doing when we bigfoot research is you are going down
Speaker 6: in the ape enclosure.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 5: It's it's cool to see the animals on a video.
Speaker 6: It's cool to watch the gorillas from the top up
Speaker 6: there where the glasses, you know, and you can look
Speaker 6: down on them playing and be a mean to each
Speaker 6: other whatnot.
Speaker 5: But go down in there with them.
Speaker 6: Yeah, And it's it's incredibly stupid, you know, because these
Speaker 6: things there is no If they want you hurt, it's
Speaker 6: it's done, you know. And I don't like that.
Speaker 1: I'm not a fan of being having your head ripped
Speaker 1: off by ye.
Speaker 4: So do you wanna so?
Speaker 1: So I'm so so much more curious about this encounter, Sacie,
Speaker 1: so because I'm just trying to like experience this in
Speaker 1: my head like you've experienced, which I know is impossible.
Speaker 1: But so you see this thing and Matt sees this
Speaker 1: thing with you and it walks off. I mean, what
Speaker 1: do you guys? Are you guys like, dude, Like, what
Speaker 1: the heck? Was that like like him.
Speaker 5: I just looked at him and this.
Speaker 1: Was like your your your bassist or your good who
Speaker 1: was it your guitar? And he's not a big footer, right.
Speaker 5: He thinks Bigfoot's cool as well.
Speaker 1: Okay, right, but still.
Speaker 5: Like yeah, yeah, never even went and looked for it, right.
Speaker 1: That's what I mean. And then yeah, so he had
Speaker 1: to be completely like his mind, like like completely.
Speaker 5: Right, and.
Speaker 6: He said something one one line kind of thing like
Speaker 6: dude or something like that, right, and uh, you know,
Speaker 6: proceeded to start drinking, taking some beers. You know, we
Speaker 6: figured it's just gonna be a chill night. We brought
Speaker 6: like the guitars and ship. We were just going to
Speaker 6: hang out. But it wasn't that situation at all. And
Speaker 6: so then the next day Matt says, uh, he don't
Speaker 6: say nothing to me.
Speaker 5: Matter of fact, he don't say nothing to me.
Speaker 6: He asked, we want to get breakfast, and then we
Speaker 6: ride into into town and get breakfast, and then he goes,
Speaker 6: well they didn't get us. Do you want to stay
Speaker 6: another night? And I was like, I don't know, bro,
Speaker 6: And so I called my dad. My Dad's like, you
Speaker 6: mean to tell me you've been looking for Bigfoot for
Speaker 6: the better part of twenty years. And you found out
Speaker 6: where he's at and you're coming home, He's like, I'm
Speaker 6: gonna punch.
Speaker 5: You in the face if you come home. That's going
Speaker 5: to be what happens. You found Bigfoot and you go leave,
Speaker 5: and so then so we stayed. We stayed another night.
Speaker 5: I was like, yeah, I guess you're right, all right, Matt.
Speaker 6: It's like it didn't hurt us, man, We're all good.
Speaker 6: And then the next night, as soon as it hit dark,
Speaker 6: now we walked around all day looking for structures and
Speaker 6: stuff again, talking to the lady because now.
Speaker 5: We're now we believe it right.
Speaker 6: So nothing all day gets dark, starts up again, things
Speaker 6: starts walking around the base of that hill again. But
Speaker 6: besides some grunts, nothing really happened for to ride around midnight.
Speaker 5: And then.
Speaker 6: At midnight or somewhere around there, the worst possible thing
Speaker 6: that could have happened happened.
Speaker 5: This thing screams right and it's super loud. You can
Speaker 5: tell he's just right down there. He's like, you know
Speaker 5: what I mean.
Speaker 6: He's unless this blood curling scream out. But then something
Speaker 6: answers him, and it's the same scream and it's probably
Speaker 6: a mile away maybe, you know what I mean.
Speaker 5: And I was like, oh my god, there's more of them.
Speaker 1: And he's calling the boys in because he's it's like, hey,
Speaker 1: we got a good time, come on, fellas.
Speaker 6: And uh, we're dinner one of the two, right, yeah,
Speaker 6: and so but then it stops. Everything stops. I guess
Speaker 6: when that thing replied, he rode to him, you know,
Speaker 6: he went out, and.
Speaker 5: That's what was That was relieving, you know.
Speaker 6: But the whole night we're sitting there thinking, oh my god,
Speaker 6: there's about to be three or four of these things
Speaker 6: up here, at least two of them. Bro And we
Speaker 6: about left right then as well, but we stayed.
Speaker 1: So what time was it that you guys left.
Speaker 5: The next morning? Oh?
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, so you made it through.
Speaker 5: Okay, did make it through because he stopped at that point.
Speaker 4: And you're still here. So they didn't get you.
Speaker 5: Right, they didn't get me.
Speaker 4: He made it through.
Speaker 1: So I'm getting this impression, Stacy, And I don't know
Speaker 1: what you think about them, because obviously you've had like,
Speaker 1: you know, real life experience as that that their gentle
Speaker 1: giants kind of like a silver back gorilla. I don't know,
Speaker 1: right in regards to humans. I mean, I'm sure they're
Speaker 1: eating like, you know, deer and stuff like that.
Speaker 6: I would like to think so, right, But there's you know,
Speaker 6: I've taken some credible reports for these things. They're like
Speaker 6: trying to get people, like trying to get inside there
Speaker 6: the place they went into to get away from it.
Speaker 6: We've been what we think was a bluff charge. You know,
Speaker 6: they seem to be afraid for the most part. But
Speaker 6: curious however, like whether I don't think it's there on
Speaker 6: the menu, but I do believe if you are in
Speaker 6: the right place at the right time, just like with
Speaker 6: a bear, if you're in the right place at the
Speaker 6: right time, and you don't never know that. I mean,
Speaker 6: I'm sure we've got sasquatch that are mentally challenged. I'm
Speaker 6: sure we got sasquatch who just liked to kill things, right,
Speaker 6: And I'm sure it's just like people. It's like they
Speaker 6: got all types and you may have some of them
Speaker 6: are like loaners or you know, super terrify oriole it's aggravated, uh,
Speaker 6: and take you out. It's like a lot of people
Speaker 6: go missing. That doesn't mean it's bigfoot, but these things
Speaker 6: are out there, and at least to me knowing they're
Speaker 6: out there, that has to be on the table because
Speaker 6: I believe if you if you were to come around
Speaker 6: one's young by accident, you stumbled up on one, I
Speaker 6: think you would, you know, you probably meet your demise
Speaker 6: really quick. And then if you were if you've seen
Speaker 6: one and then took a shot, and.
Speaker 5: Let's say you actually shot it.
Speaker 6: Let's say you shot it with a forty five nine
Speaker 6: milimeters whatever, you ain't gonna kill it, how does it
Speaker 6: How's it gonna feel about you hurting it?
Speaker 5: Though it might tear your head off, you know. So,
Speaker 5: I don't know. There's so big too. I see a
Speaker 5: lot of people do that.
Speaker 6: Hole they're the forest friends. I got a buddy and
Speaker 6: he's like my sasquatch friends. I think it's, uh, it's
Speaker 6: a naive way of thinking of things.
Speaker 3: Any wild animal that has any predatorial wild animal, even
Speaker 3: a non predatorial animal moose and things like that, people
Speaker 3: can get killed from so and dear. It's just uh, yeah,
Speaker 3: I think I agree with you there, Stacey.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't mess around with with them.
Speaker 1: And what are some of the other what are some
Speaker 1: of the other dangers in the in some of the
Speaker 1: areas that you research in in.
Speaker 6: Florida, pythons, uh kill, africanized bees, gators, venomous snakes. Like
Speaker 6: the little snakes are the worst because you can't see them, right, yeah,
Speaker 6: I got, They're not huge. They're like like I got
Speaker 6: the one here at the house is like three hundred pounds. Okay, uh,
Speaker 6: and they're just black bears. So you know, you holler
Speaker 6: and they'll go away. But maybe do you have panthers.
Speaker 6: We got panthers and so they're you know, one hundred
Speaker 6: and twenty five, one hundred and forty pounds and they
Speaker 6: The problem like in the glades is see, we had
Speaker 6: these people they would bring over these cougars from Texas,
Speaker 6: drump them off in the glades to breed with the
Speaker 6: panthers to you know, let's pick the population up. Problem
Speaker 6: is with the cougars extremely aggressive, right, and they weigh
Speaker 6: about one hundred pounds more, So you do have to
Speaker 6: worry in some parts you've got to worry about running
Speaker 6: into a cougar and that being an issue. But then
Speaker 6: the I guess the worst thing we had to worry
Speaker 6: about is a heat get dehygrated, you know.
Speaker 4: Get the hogs too, Stacey.
Speaker 5: The hogs.
Speaker 6: But like it's hard for me to like, I'm not
Speaker 6: worried about a lot of the scene because we catch him,
Speaker 6: you know. So, but yeah, like to the rest of
Speaker 6: the people, you have the hogs. The hog population is
Speaker 6: bad and some of them get up there they're like
Speaker 6: three hundred pounds.
Speaker 5: So, I mean, because what are they like?
Speaker 1: I'm trying to figure out what these hogs are like?
Speaker 1: Are they are they like wild boars? Are they like
Speaker 1: domestic wild domesticated pigs or.
Speaker 5: Well, so what you can do.
Speaker 6: Funny thing about a hog is that you can domesticate
Speaker 6: a wild one. Uh, and he will if you neuter
Speaker 6: him after you catch him and put him in the pen,
Speaker 6: he will turn into that swine that you're seeing everywhere else.
Speaker 6: Right once that testosteron is not flowing through but in
Speaker 6: the woods, he's just got this coarse black hair all
Speaker 6: over him, you know. And they're pretty aggressive, you know,
Speaker 6: especially once they get bigger, but they're usually be in pacts.
Speaker 5: You know, you'll see a bunch of them.
Speaker 6: Like when Cliff came down here last we were out
Speaker 6: in Mayaka, Cliff Backman, we were walking this road back
Speaker 6: in the Carlton Preserve and we were walking. I'm like stop,
Speaker 6: and he's like, what are we looking at? And I
Speaker 6: was looking at this stump. It looked like a stump,
Speaker 6: huge stump. I'm like, I just pointed right there. And
Speaker 6: we sat there and watched it for a second and
Speaker 6: then it turned broad you know, broadside, and you can
Speaker 6: tell it's this massive boar hog.
Speaker 5: And I was like, it's just chill.
Speaker 6: He starts popping his teeth and then walks off into
Speaker 6: the woods.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 1: Do they eat them? Like when you hunt them?
Speaker 5: Do you eat them?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 5: We will.
Speaker 6: You know, it's good if you know how to cook right,
Speaker 6: So we would. I would have events and we would
Speaker 6: go and catch a hog and we usually try to eat.
Speaker 6: Like the one hundred and twenty five pound ones look
Speaker 6: like the ranchers around here. They'll pay you to come
Speaker 6: and get rid of them because they're just they're tearing
Speaker 6: everything up. They're eating all the crops up and all that.
Speaker 6: So people pay you to go out there and kill them,
Speaker 6: you know. But the bigger ones you can't really eat,
Speaker 6: like some people eat them. Some people claim they can
Speaker 6: cook them up and just give them things away.
Speaker 5: But that's the problem.
Speaker 6: There's so many hogs, it's like you can't give them
Speaker 6: away sometimes, right right, so.
Speaker 1: And so like, so what are the skunk eat experiments?
Speaker 5: Okay, so it's a trilogy documentary film. And I'm gonna
Speaker 5: like when.
Speaker 6: I told you that this thing was just there and
Speaker 6: it didn't make no noise walking up that hill that
Speaker 6: shouldn't have happened, but I didn't pay attention to it.
Speaker 6: Then there's a lot of weird things with Bigfoot. And
Speaker 6: I'll be the first to sit here and tell you
Speaker 6: I have no idea what it is. Anybody else that
Speaker 6: tells you they have it nailed down all it's an ape.
Speaker 6: It is crazy for it to be anything else. You
Speaker 6: don't know that, you know what I mean? Like because
Speaker 6: to the rest of the world, we don't even know
Speaker 6: the thing exists. A few of us here and there
Speaker 6: have seen it, but most of these people, especially that
Speaker 6: are in the eight camp, the majority of them haven't
Speaker 6: even seen one. Like you're doctor Meldrum's Cliff haven't even
Speaker 6: seen one. But they're based on all these things, right,
Speaker 6: and that it does make the most sense because nobody
Speaker 6: wants to believe in anything else, but with the skunk
Speaker 6: Cape experiments. We try all kinds of things. We talk
Speaker 6: to the witnesses, the witnesses point us in a way
Speaker 6: to kind of do our experiments.
Speaker 5: Right, Like, this guy thinks it's some kind of.
Speaker 6: It was weird because he said it was like in
Speaker 6: his head, but it sounded like a machine, right, and
Speaker 6: so he.
Speaker 1: Felt like it was in his head.
Speaker 6: Him. Yeah, yeah, Well what he didn't say it was
Speaker 6: talking to him. He said it was just like it
Speaker 6: was a noise hurting him. Right, So he took that
Speaker 6: as it was maybe some type of alien.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 6: Uh So we reached out to this guy who had
Speaker 6: an odd experiment along the lines of like food fighters.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 6: He had built this device that would draw these things
Speaker 6: in and he was telling us that, well that guy
Speaker 6: is correct because the bigfoots are projections of the spheres.
Speaker 5: Right. Long story, Uh.
Speaker 6: But we tried it, right, And then we had another
Speaker 6: guy who thought that it was just regular epe you know. Uh,
Speaker 6: So we we tried to pursue it as if it
Speaker 6: was a regular ape as well. Then we had another
Speaker 6: guy who thinks that they cursed him. And when you
Speaker 6: see his face on camera, he's lost most of his
Speaker 6: face to cancer. But he wasn't sick until he started
Speaker 6: seeing these things and like the balls of light and
Speaker 6: all that. So then we tried more. We went to
Speaker 6: a place that had like Indian burial grounds and tried
Speaker 6: some stuff along those lines, as if maybe it was
Speaker 6: a magical type.
Speaker 5: Creature.
Speaker 6: So it was just fun to see what we would get.
Speaker 6: You know, where would the evidence lead or like where
Speaker 6: would the experiments take us? And they were all really
Speaker 6: cool experiments. Like one experiment, we went and caught a
Speaker 6: hog and then we put a GPS collar on it
Speaker 6: and track the hog, and then we would look for
Speaker 6: bigfoot based off of wherever the hog was, because the
Speaker 6: hog's gonna go back and join up with the pack,
Speaker 6: so I'm gonna stay off there by himself.
Speaker 3: So and the thought was that the bigfoot would be
Speaker 3: chasing and feeding.
Speaker 6: Off the hogs, right because he's if he's a normal animal,
Speaker 6: he's got to uh, he's got it eat and so
Speaker 6: he like I said earlier, I started tracking the game.
Speaker 6: You need to know where the game are, right because
Speaker 6: if you can predict their movement, their movement is going
Speaker 6: to be the easiest to predict. Good luck on predicting
Speaker 6: sasquatch movement I know there's people out there trying. Oh
Speaker 6: there's a migration. I don't think there's a migration, but
Speaker 6: I think they're just following the animals.
Speaker 5: They're following their food source. Why would you help? How
Speaker 5: far do you live from the grocery store? Yep? Right?
Speaker 5: Five ten minutes fifteen? Right? So yeah, they're the same boat.
Speaker 5: You know, they're going to live.
Speaker 6: It's going to be water within so far, and there's
Speaker 6: going to be food within so far, and so we
Speaker 6: that's the thought to track the food source with that.
Speaker 6: But you know, a lot of people, it's not for everybody.
Speaker 6: It's like a rated R expedition Bigfoot.
Speaker 1: You know, why is it rated R?
Speaker 5: Probably?
Speaker 6: Okay, well, language and like the catching of the hog,
Speaker 6: you're catching it with dogs, you know what I mean.
Speaker 5: It's a little grass, yeah, you know. And then it's
Speaker 5: like a horror film at the same time, you know.
Speaker 5: And then because.
Speaker 6: Like the re enactments are more uh made them like
Speaker 6: spooky scary kind of stuff. And then there's like some
Speaker 6: some magic, some uh like a ritual that's performed to
Speaker 6: try to draw the land spirits in right, And so
Speaker 6: people take the cult stuff, they take it as like
Speaker 6: the devil. So it's just like for imagery and stuff
Speaker 6: like that.
Speaker 5: And you smoke. If you smoke a.
Speaker 6: Cigarette, which are one of our witnesses of smoking a cigarette,
Speaker 6: that in itself makes it rated art.
Speaker 4: So Stacey, have the trailer? Do you do? You want
Speaker 4: to play the trailer real quick? It's like a minute
Speaker 4: or so, see if I can pull it up here.
Speaker 3: Where why I think it cursed me? They ever cut off, saying,
Speaker 3: so Mino.
Speaker 5: Not trying to sneak past the art. Our goal is
Speaker 5: to push this into the field where Bill will be
Speaker 5: set up and waiting.
Speaker 3: Never it is, it's coming from like that's sin you
Speaker 3: where that feeling is.
Speaker 1: We're about to.
Speaker 6: Do something that you've kind of done before, but never
Speaker 6: to this level. Dude, You're gonna take ritual, magic and
Speaker 6: drug us together.
Speaker 4: All things. Like I'm telling.
Speaker 5: Until you see it, it means nothing, you know what
Speaker 5: I'm saying. I need to let people know.
Speaker 6: That this is real.
Speaker 5: Hey, you know you gots can move through now, whoever's
Speaker 5: going go through now? Yeah?
Speaker 1: That looks amazing.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it was really fun to make.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 6: The second one we're about to drop that that should
Speaker 6: be out here in a month or so. Uh, we
Speaker 6: just have to wait for the distributor to get it
Speaker 6: onto the platforms.
Speaker 5: Uh, it is finished.
Speaker 6: And then then I got a movie that with Sea
Speaker 6: Wayne Wilson that I'm dropping.
Speaker 5: He's kind of a unique character in himself. He's the.
Speaker 6: Sees faces in the photos kind of guy, but super fun, fun,
Speaker 6: funny to be around. So like I was just making
Speaker 6: a movie about you know, his his everyday life. I
Speaker 6: guess it will go on a road trip and so
Speaker 6: that's fun. Uh, and then we'll be dropping the third
Speaker 6: one following that. So the third one's fun. I get
Speaker 6: into a situation with a gator and a cat and
Speaker 6: I'm by myself in a in no man's land. Uh.
Speaker 6: And panther, Oh my gosh, Okay.
Speaker 5: Yeah it was. It was.
Speaker 6: It was probably the thickest swamp ever went into.
Speaker 1: So, Stacey, you have a new podcast coming out. Can
Speaker 1: you tell us about that?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 6: So, uh, it's called the Podcast and it's already out.
Speaker 6: So we cover you know, bigfoot, aliens, ghosts, conspiracies, uh,
Speaker 6: weird experiments, you know, all kinds of stuff. It's a
Speaker 6: like a no holds barred kind of podcasts. So I
Speaker 6: guess it probably leans more on the comedy side because
Speaker 6: we're just like ripping on each other and stuff the
Speaker 6: whole time. But we got this really sweet setup and
Speaker 6: we film it out in the woods, so it's like
Speaker 6: a four camera setup, you know, like a Joe Rogan
Speaker 6: or something would.
Speaker 1: Be with our podcast an airplane place over well.
Speaker 5: So we just don't bring on guests.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, okay, you.
Speaker 5: Know what I mean.
Speaker 6: So we we all live in Florida, but one of
Speaker 6: us in Miami, one of us in Central Florida, and
Speaker 6: then some of us up here in North Florida. So
Speaker 6: we just like the other night, we we met up
Speaker 6: on Saturday and shot four episodes. Okay, you know, and
Speaker 6: Bigfoot is one of our hosts on the show. So yeah,
Speaker 6: my buddy Josh Watson, he goes all these conferences with me,
Speaker 6: is Bigfoot, and he started getting booked as Bigfoot right
Speaker 6: at some of these conferences. He got booked at the
Speaker 6: Florida one this year, and so I was like, yeah, dude,
Speaker 6: let's go ahead and just put you on the podcast
Speaker 6: as Bigfoot.
Speaker 5: So he plays Bigfoot.
Speaker 4: The video and an audio podcast.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you can get it. It's out now.
Speaker 6: It's on YouTube. It it's also Spotify iTunes, you know,
Speaker 6: anywhere you get your podcast at so on all those
Speaker 6: spots audio and videos. So it's fun and Bigfoot. Bigfoot
Speaker 6: got addicted to shaving this last weekend, so tune in
Speaker 6: to figure out what that.
Speaker 3: So then if we wanted to follow up on your
Speaker 3: you know, if anyone wanted to find you or follow
Speaker 3: everything that you're doing, or stream your movies, what's the
Speaker 3: best way to do that.
Speaker 6: So if you wanted to stream movies Amazon, you can
Speaker 6: literally type in Stacey Bround Junior, everything I will do
Speaker 6: come up.
Speaker 5: I shot a movie with less strout.
Speaker 6: Our couple films with less strout, a Bigfoot one, and
Speaker 6: then one called The Pit where we like kill each other. Uh,
Speaker 6: pretty fun stuff that we're like stuck in a cave
Speaker 6: for fifty days with no way out.
Speaker 5: So uh.
Speaker 6: And then you know the outcast stuff, just outcast, paranormal
Speaker 6: outcast with a K, and we're on YouTube, Amazon, all
Speaker 6: that stuff, and then Bigfoot Stacy awesome.
Speaker 1: And then are you on social media Instagram? It's Twitter, Facebook.
Speaker 6: I don't do the Twitter. Yeah, I don't do the Twitter,
Speaker 6: but it's not productive.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, well we'll make sure we link everything and
Speaker 1: so everybody can can know how to follow you. But
Speaker 1: I have to say, Stacy, it's been such a pleasure
Speaker 1: to have you on the show. Really like you're very
Speaker 1: down to earth, very real fun but you're I think
Speaker 1: probably one of one of the best eyewitness experiences that
Speaker 1: we've heard yet, especially with the fact that you got
Speaker 1: so close and your continued research and you know, your documentaries.
Speaker 1: It's you know, it's and obviously thank you so much
Speaker 1: for being in Tim's book.
Speaker 5: No problem.
Speaker 4: We just scratched the surface.
Speaker 3: I mean, we we have we I know what we
Speaker 3: got to about a third of the.
Speaker 4: Questions that we had, so's.
Speaker 1: We're definitely gonna have to have you.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, for sure. Y'all just let me know when
Speaker 5: you know.
Speaker 1: And I'm down all right, Stacey, thank you so much
Speaker 1: and have.
Speaker 5: A great night. Alrighty, thank you.
Speaker 1: Take care. Yees.
Speaker 4: Stacy's great.
Speaker 3: He's so awe and he's down to earth and like
Speaker 3: you said, and he's he's done a lot.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I feel like we we really got uh, we
Speaker 1: really got a lot of good stuff out of him,
Speaker 1: Like what he shared today was really really cool.
Speaker 4: Think a lot, but.
Speaker 1: I know, but we did that, like his eyewitness story
Speaker 1: and you know how he grew up and got into
Speaker 1: it and that's just so cool. So we're really excited
Speaker 1: that you got to see.
Speaker 4: We don't we script.
Speaker 3: We kind of script these, but if it goes off,
Speaker 3: we were fine, Yes, we just like, let let.
Speaker 4: This go where it goes.
Speaker 1: Questions kind of pop up, so yeah, let's not forget
Speaker 1: about you're a little special treat or coming to the
Speaker 1: end here at the episode. So the audience question, however, no,
Speaker 1: you say, go ahead.
Speaker 3: I was gonna say, let's tell them how to answer
Speaker 3: the Yeah, yeah, go ahead. So so we're going to
Speaker 3: ask an audience question and then whoever can you know?
Speaker 3: I guess there's We'll do it in two ways. Maybe
Speaker 3: I'm thinking having put them in the comments on YouTube,
Speaker 3: or because some people aren't going to be watching this
Speaker 3: on YouTube.
Speaker 1: So how about maybe they could email us.
Speaker 3: Okay, well, that.
Speaker 1: Way, the first person that emails the correct answer, and
Speaker 1: we can tell by the emails about how they arrive
Speaker 1: and what time they arrive, we'll win a free big
Speaker 1: Foot Influencers book and you don't have to pay for
Speaker 1: shipping or anything. That's free too. So we'll just go
Speaker 1: ahead and send it to you.
Speaker 3: So go to the big Foot Influencers and leave a comment,
Speaker 3: or if you already have our email, you can email.
Speaker 1: No, no, do not leave a comment, baby, we're doing it
Speaker 1: this way.
Speaker 3: No, no, no no. If you go to the Bigfoot
Speaker 3: Influencers dot com, they can send an email from there.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, yeah, I thought you were saying to leave
Speaker 1: a comment on there. You can send us an email,
Speaker 1: which the address you can get from the Bigfoot Influencers
Speaker 1: dot Com. Somebody's gonna win a free book, and the
Speaker 1: question is you do it? So we interviewed Diane Stocking
Speaker 1: in episode three. Which state did she say began her
Speaker 1: research into the subject at Bigfoot. So go ahead and
Speaker 1: answer that, and whoever answers first gets a free book.
Speaker 1: You're gonna email us, don't comment with your answer. And
Speaker 1: this is going to be this is our first prize giveaway.
Speaker 1: So you're super excited, and we're so happy that you
Speaker 1: joined us tonight.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we appreciate you guys, like and subscribe. We uh,
Speaker 3: we're just thankful that we can do this with you all.
Speaker 1: Yeah, absolutely, we thank you so much. All right, have
Speaker 1: a great night, guys,