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Speaker 2: Hello everybody, it's Thursday again. Welcome back, Amanda, Yes, I
am back.
Speaker 7: Thanks for holding it down last week and thanks Bama
for filling in. I got to listen to most of
that shirt. That was pretty good.
Speaker 2: That was fun. And Amanda texted me and said, please
wear a black shirt because I'm going to And no,
she didn't. We match.
Speaker 7: I'm just like, like green screen, I'm trying to figure
out what works with it. And I saw myself with
that red one I was wearing the other day. I
was trying to wear Missus Burbie's shirt, she st me,
and it didn't look so good on screen.
Speaker 2: I've done this same thing, but it works. This work,
so we should always stick with a black shirt, right, Yeah, everybody,
thank you for being here again. We we appreciate all
y'all watching and listening. And we were doing the show
tonight just about stories from the past. Amanda has dug
dug up a lot of old newspaper clippings and stuff
like that, and I'm like, you know, I would like
for her to kind of showcase some of that, yeah,
because I mean, it's it's not even good if you
don't share it, right.
Speaker 7: Yeah. Yeah, I've been actually been looking into it this week.
I've really been digging in, you know, trying to figure
out how I want to pursue this as a true
research project because I've got one, two, three, four or
five books that in here with me or actually, excuse me, sorry,
And it's all just newspaper articles, is what these books are.
And of course there's other stuff in other bigfoot books somewhere.
But what I want to do with those and what
I imagine in my head because I'm a nerd, is
finding some kind of way to make them a like
a searchable research project kind of thing, kind of similar
to how like the Bigfoot map guy is doing that
bigfootmap dot Com thing, which is a fabulous resource out
there to anybody who's listening and wants a good resource
to look up bigfoot sightings. I want to be able
to kind of put them in some kind of searchable
database to where we can look up like, Okay, how
many reports mentioned, you know, like glowing red eyes. That's
actually one of the topics I'm going to bring up tonight.
How many talk about their their height? How many mention
if it at night, if it was you know, in
what location, you know, Ohio, Georgia, Vermont, all these different
places throughout the United States, and actually several of these,
probably more than several, I guess, if you want to
use the right word a whole bunch of them. How
about that is actually from all over the world. Let
me pull up my book again here, because I'm a
very visual person like that. All the orange tabs that
you see here is stuff from all over the world.
So I had them color coded as I was going
down through this particular book, and yeah, those are all
from all over the world. The paint here is the southeast,
the green which is blended in because of the green screen.
I can't remember where that one is. Hang on, have
my notes right here. That's in the UK and Europe.
The blue is just the eastern United States, and there's
a ton of it here, and that has to be
because well, if you think about it as America was colonized,
you know, it started on the east coast and worked
its way over, so you're obviously going to have a
lot more newspaper reports on the east coast, and then
you got all over the rest of the world, not
just the UK and Europe. We're talking Mexico, We're talking Hungary, Russia, Australia,
you know, everywhere. And then this is the West coast,
which is yellow. But again the green screens picking it all.
And this is just one book. So for those who
want to know this book is my researcher, mister David Halidis.
Those of you might be familiar with him because of
his Missing four one one series has put into book
form all the different newspaper articles that he has come
across over the years. So I actually have two copies
of it, because the one I'm holding with all the
little tabbies that have done a lot of the research
out of is the second edition, which is about five
to seven years old. And then this is his third edition,
and I don't know if you can see it on
screen or not, but it's quite a bit bigger and thicker,
so there's quite a bit more in there. And again
I'm a nerd, so I was actually went through and
counted how many articles is in this book? How many
times wildman, giants, bigfoot, all these other idonyms that refer
to the creatures that we now refer to as sasquatch.
There are five hundred and nineteen articles in this book alone,
and that's not all of them, because reading through some
of these news articles, you can tell that one either
like maybe it was a printer error or something, you know,
and he tells like maybe there's more to this article,
or because it ends with a comma instead of a period,
or it'll say something as previously mentioned in this other
other one. So it's just it's that this subject matter
fascinates me, as you can tell rabbit a rabbit hole
that I've been going down for a for a while.
And yeah, so one of the that's what I have here,
Go ahead, Rob, Sorry.
Speaker 2: Amanda, No, no, this this is why you know, when
I approached you a few weeks ago, I know how
how you dig in, I know how you love to
do this stuff, and I'm like, dang, we have a
show we can do. Yeah, you know we could.
Speaker 7: And in the and I'm hope hoping maybe by doing this,
maybe because I was actually talking about the research that
the database that I want to do, I'm I could
be I could be techy, but when it comes to
some of the bigger techie stuff like building databases, Excel
spreadsheets and that kind of stuff, I'm not that good
at those. So I got to figure out where to
start with that. Well, so I'm hoping that maybe somebody
who listens to this might be able to help me
out with that somewhere. So if anybody is listening, who
is a little bit more techy in that aspect than me.
Please reach out, that would be super helpful.
Speaker 2: No, Catherine said, I think Amanda came prepared, y'all. She yes.
I think it kind of freaked her out a little bit,
but I knew she would be excited. And that's yeah.
And this is all about spreading the truth. And then
when people, you know, maybe people in their thirties kind
of think, you know, in the past ten or fifteen
years big foots came on the scene, they don't know
about the ones who came before. And then you go
back to the sixties, fifties and sixties people who really
dug in the big names that we know now. Uh,
this stuff's been going on for forever really, so it's
just about getting information out there. And yeah, and it's
in the books and and everybody. You know, this is
the digital age. So if you can get those to
where you know, we can go search them, I'll be
I'll be the first one sign up.
Speaker 7: Thanks. I appreciate that. Yeah, that's that's kind of my
my dream. That's kind of where I want to I
would like to go with this. If I can leave
my mark, I guess somewhere in the Bigfoot Cryptid Spectrum
somewhere that would be. That would be my thing, is
to make some kind of a search, some kind of
database for for all of this older information, because we
have stuff for a lot of the newer stuff, like
you know, the BFRO site, the Bigfoot Maps project, and
a lot of other things that kind of came after Patty,
you know, whenever it really became kind of mainstream to
put it in newspapers and people seeing it and reports
coming out and everything, which for those who don't remember
Patty didn't happen until what was it, nineteen sixty seven?
Speaker 2: I think so, so have you?
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's pretty recent in the grand scream of things.
Speaker 2: Let me, I'm gonna put you on the spot. Have
you noticed with the dates on an approximate cut off
point where they weren't they weren't reporting anymore?
Speaker 8: Is it?
Speaker 2: You know? I know that's hardly impossible, but like nineteen
twenty or nineteen hundred or or or or most of
that might be another thing too, like that's how window
slows down.
Speaker 7: Yeah, as of right now, I'm actually seeing the opposite
of that. What I'm seeing is probably from like the
later eighteen hundreds, to especially when once you hit like
nineteen hundred nineteen oh, you see a tons more articles
about the subject matter, or at least more frequent. But
then again that could be because you know, there's at
that time, you know, America's expanding still. You know, you
got more cities that are popping up, so you have
more newspaper stations, You got more interest in that kind
of stuff, so you know, more people, more printing. You know,
that just creates more. Just like with the Internet nowadays,
we've got information and channels everywhere about this stuff.
Speaker 2: Well that that makes a lot of sense, it I
would be interested though, if you find a so called
cutoff point like pinpoint, maybe a decade where it you know,
you see, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 7: I'll have to remember that for sure. Once I started
digging into this a lot more heavily.
Speaker 9: I know, you got your lot you all were. I'm sorry, yeah,
that's right here, But everything else, you.
Speaker 2: See what I'm getting at, Like, uh, you know, when
the Smithsonian came onto the scene and then a certain
guy took over, did did that that time period? Did
it start.
Speaker 7: Being you can actually tell that I can't put like
a date on it, per se But I definitely say again,
in like the late eighteen hundreds to the early nineteen hundreds,
a lot of the articles of I've got some of
them highlighted Smithsonian Smithsonian Smithsonian.
Speaker 2: Like hmmm, and now some of the digging I wonder
I know, right, well some of them, now you're some
of the light research I did for a certain show back,
you know, probably a year or so ago. The Smithsonian thing.
I feel like the Smithsonian was probably the real deal
for a while as far as uh O things and whatever,
But there was a certain man that took over that
that he hated certain subjects and certain people's actually, just
to say it truthfully, he was kind of a scumbagh,
you know. And maybe he was the one that started
the hiding and destroying evidence. I don't know. But but
but if we could find you know, or if you
can find a correlation, that would be cool, you know, like, Okay,
it was about that, you know, Mischigan Sam. I like
that he says this gin needs to make tinfoil hats
of fashion. Well, yeah, Larry Barry, won't hear she kisses? Now.
I knew she was going to pull that out at
some point. She'd early with the tinfoil hat. But yeah
this time, Yeah, and you she's making a joke because, uh,
for years, all of us, some of them, probably most
of yall in chat have probably been looked at a
certain way by you know, because you've believed in this
or you've said you saw that or whatever. And and
now now with some of these outlets like we've got,
now the truth is getting It may be in being
suppressed somewhat maybe, but it's it's it's growing and there's
more people gathering together to talk about the truth and
hear about the truth. That's why I like some of
our guests, uh telling you know what they know. It's
just get it out there and document it. Yes, we're
we're on the internet, so it could be wiped off easily.
But once you know, you hear the truth or or
what they thinks the truth, and then you start digging
on your own. And like Amanda just showed y'all a
place to go look for what she's gonna talk about tonight.
So the informations out there. Yeah, So all right, so
we're gonna I'm gonna get this thing started and we're
gonna see if Amanda can handle this this time. She
she about spit her drink out, and this is my
goofy thing. Y'all hold on. If I can find it,
I can do it.
Speaker 7: I have faith in you.
Speaker 2: It's fun.
Speaker 9: All right, here we go, and now Amanda's bigfoot News
brought to you guys, squatch.
Speaker 5: And all her.
Speaker 2: All right, now we got I don't know if y'all
can hear me with this on. I think you can.
Speaker 7: But yeah, they can hear you, or I can hear
you anyways, hopefully they can. Thumbs up if you can
hear Roger.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, So I'm gonna be I'm gonna be
handling the comments and stuff, and Amanda take it away.
Speaker 7: Alrighty, So let me You actually mentioned people talking about people,
and all right, Amanda, get your tongue in order. Here.
You got a lot to talk about. Really, So you
mentioned people, you know, being ridiculed for their coming out
with their reports, their witness sightings and things like that.
As I was digging through these articles tonight and unfortunately
it did not upload them in order, So give me
a second. I promise we will come back to these.
Do There's a particular one that actually mentions where a
gentleman was ridiculed because of it. Here it is all right,
So give me a second here, and me make it
bigger so I can actually see. So this newspaper article
comes from is a copy from David Pliti's book, and
it was printed April fourth, eighteen ninety one, and it
was out of the Inter Ocean in Illinois. The Inner
Ocean is the newspaper company. The title says, I saw
or saw a wild man strange, hairy, gorilla like creature
found living in a cave. Years ago, a man named
Barnes claimed to have discovered a wild man in a
cave near Vernon, whom he described as covered with a
growth of hair, but he was ridiculed so much over
his story that he would never disclose the location of
the cave. The article goes on to talk about how
another gentleman actually goes and finds a cave, whether it's
the same one or not, they speculate that, but a
talk about him coming across a creature that is a
form resembling that of a gorilla or a wildman, covered
with a rough coat of brown hair. And inside the
cave they found a lot of evidence that something had
been nesting there, and things like that, but I thought
that was very interesting that even in eighteen ninety one,
it's already in print in writing that people are not
sharing information about wildman sightings because they're so scared of
being ridiculed. So again, just find that interesting. Are interesting
the correlation between the past and the present being so similar.
Speaker 2: Well, I saw this personally in the late seventies. I've
told this before, but there was a newspaper article hit
the local, the one county over, but we were kind
of on the county line, so we got both the
Louisbourg and Marshall County paper and the Murray County paper.
And I heard a bunch of men laughing at the
front of our old country store, and you know, I'm curious.
I went up, like what's so funny? And I read
the article and the guy didn't say big foot. He
didn't say it was just a strange creature that had
was he'd been having some things stolen out of his smokehouse,
and he stayed up and he ran into it. He
actually got out there. It was coming out with maybe
a ham or two and terrified him. And I don't
know how it ended up in the newspaper, but it did.
And I saw the reaction of all of those men,
which you know, they were probably in there anywhere from
the fifties, their fifties to seventies, in the late seventies,
and I felt bad for the guy, you know, you know,
And I guess I've always had an open mind. I
didn't necessarily believe it, but I did. But the way
they handled it left an impression on me. You know,
I'll never forget that, I know.
Speaker 7: Uh, David McAra says all the time, this is the
more you learn or try to learn about Bigfoot, the
more you end up learning about people along the way.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, if you ever watched uh, I know,
this seems un you know, like not part of it,
But if you ever watched The Walking Dead, that's that.
That show wasn't about the zombies. It was about the
people and how they act.
Speaker 7: Exactly, all right, So we move on to the next
one here. So I'm going to actually start with a
more recent one if I can find it. So again,
to bear with me, when I uploaded all of this,
it did not upload in order do so, Yeah, we're
just gonna flash a few on the screen. I know
it looks like and there it is, okay, all right,
So this one I found I thought was interesting. I
don't know if you can see it on.
Speaker 2: The screen, but yeah, I say the word booger.
Speaker 7: That's why I say, do you notice a particular word there?
Speaker 2: Yes, So this is from.
Speaker 7: A book actually called The Historical Bigfoot. It's by Chad
ar mint A, R, M, E and T. And I'll
show it in a second. It is super super thick.
It has over a thousand articles in it. And this
one is neat because it has a lot of some
of the more newer ones like past the say, nineteen twenties,
but this one comes out of Alabama, and the first
thing I noticed on it was booger. And it's not
an actual photo copy of the newspaper article itself. The
gentleman who wrote the book, Chad, he typed all of
up off of it, so there is no original photo
of it. As much as I will hopefully one day
when I have the money to get in newspapers dot
com account, I can go in because like I said,
it has the booger right there. Clinton, Alabama, y'all, yeah, Clinton, Alabama.
And this is May twenty eighth, nineteen fifty three. It
says is there a booger in refuge community. Some children
were playing in the wooded part of Tom Miner's pastor
Sunday afternoon and gave fourth alarm that a funny creature
had been walking almost upright. Several men with guns went
to the scene but were unable to see anything. It
goes on to talk about the ages of the children.
The alarm kindled the memory of others in the community
who have seen a weird looking animal in the woods nearby.
Bernie Minor, and eighteen year old son of mister Minor,
said he saw something resembling a gorilla last fall while
he was squirrel hunting. He shot at it several times,
but to no avail I noticed. I highlighted that there
because how many times have you heard that from other
witnesses who have popped up off a few shots at
these things and it not even phase, it not do anything.
So I thought that was interesting that that was written
in there.
Speaker 2: So and you know, I heard a story. I saw
a documentary. I think most people might have seen it.
But the guy in Oklahoma when he was a kid
and something similar happened, and they actually did kill it,
and they had it in the barn and the whole
town came to see it, and then you know, it
disappeared overnight. So they don't know whether the other boogers
came and got it or somebody else showed up. But
it Kylie, I keep going to what me and you
always say when people around here used to say, you know,
talk about boogers. I was thinking totally something different, same same.
Speaker 7: So yeah, that's one of the more newer ones. So
let me find some of the older ones we've got here,
all right. Here is one from nineteen oh four, March
twenty fifth, nineteen oh four from Oregon, and let me
blow it up because I need glasses and I'm looking
at a tiny screen. Like I said, I'm flying off
the cuff tonight, y'all, So just bear with me. So
this goes on to talk about a wild man that
was seen in I'm gonna say it's Coos County, Oregon.
Speaker 2: Yeah that's how I pronounce says.
Speaker 7: He is described as being nearly seven foot tall with
large arms and legs. Three times since February, he has
disturbed the cabins in which the miners were sleeping by
shaking them, assuming it's shaking the cabin Twice he is
fired at it with no visual effect. Again, same thing
as the last one from nineteen fifty three. This is
nineteen oh four, so this is almost fifty years prior
to that. They're still talking about the same thing going
back that try shooting at it and it doesn't do anything.
The article goes on to talk about how they haven't
been able to capture or do anything with the creature.
So noticing a lot of similarities already, and we're just
barely scratching the surface on some of this. So here's.
Speaker 2: And what and what's what's impressive is is the the
the amount of different locations.
Speaker 5: Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: It's exactly you know people, you know, at one point
people thought, well, if they exist, they're they're just they
don't go past the Rockies East. And then it's like, okay,
well I hear that. Yeah, yeah, Oh I took a
quick story I had. I was watching TikTok live last
night and there was somebody they were doing a live.
It was a lady and her daughter and they they
were at this underpass and I'm looking at it. I'm like,
that looks familiar. I said, where y'all at? They's in
Middle Tennessee. I said, I'm in corners and they're like, oh,
that's where we're at. And so they were. They were
looking for ghost and book and bigfoot, right. I think
I think they were joking because I put them on
a road. I guided them to this road and then
what are we looking for? And I said, oh, I
took I've taken three bigfoot reports from this road. The
girl was driving. She freaked out and oh god. They
thought they wanted to see something. But when you know,
they're like nothing mc no.
Speaker 7: Yeah, when reality his careful what you wished for, because
you might find it.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I could hear in her voice she was panicking.
Speaker 7: But so were talked about in different places here on
the East Coast. Let's move up up north a little bit.
This one is from September tenth, eighteen fifty eight, out
of New Hampshire. A wild Man, a human being supposed
to be a wild man, is said to have been
seen in the neighborhood of Lancaster, New Hampshire. He was
completely covered with hair, and when seeing any one, would
make for the woods with the swiftest of an antelope.
He was once discovered in the pasture helping himself to
milk with the gusto of a nursing infant from one
of the cows. Pretty interesting.
Speaker 2: Huh, Yeah, I've I've kind of heard something about that before.
Speaker 7: I have. I have as well, And you can see
the little note in the bottom of the picture. Mister
Plad has made the same connection there. Yeah, they how
many reports not even necessarily with them quote unquote milking
the cows or helping themselves to some milk or anything
like that. But how many times have you heard about
them being around cattle? Yeah, in different stories. So yep,
And that's just me. I just thought of that. Actually,
as I'm talking.
Speaker 2: About this, Well, another thing, you look at this eighteen
fifty eight, think about how sparsely populated these places were.
So if Amanda mentions a big city, but it's in
eight teen seventy, it wasn't a big big city, you know,
like you now.
Speaker 7: Exactly at Lancaster. Well, if I'm thinking about a different one,
I'm thinking I'm getting my things backwards. Maybe I'm thinking
like like not spooky hollow, good Lord, Amanda, sleepy hollow
and that kind of stuff. It's like, I know there's
a landcaster somewhere up there. I don't know if that's
the same one or not, so I'll have to do
some more digging. And that's another thing is just look
at this small article here. You know, as far as
research is concerned, it's a lot more in depth and
it takes a little bit more time than what people realize.
So like, okay, I need to go and look and
find where is Lancaster, New Hampshire. How big of a
town was it in eighteen fifty eight, like you said,
as compared to today? How was the landscape back then as
compared to today? It's small, like and that's just in
a small article like this, not about you know, some
of the more in depth ones that people go to
where they start mentioning names of people like a professor
who came in and looked at some bones that were
found that were taken by that particular museum we were
talking about earlier, you know, just these little different things
like that. You know, these It's a lot that people
put into this, some of this stuff. And that's where
I'm at at the moment, is trying to find time
to do some of this so people don't realize them
this is a pretty uh time consuming hobby.
Speaker 2: Well, but here's the thing. If there were there were
only twelve reports, it wouldn't take that long to do it.
You've already mentioned fifteen hundred and something just in books.
Speaker 7: Exactly exactly, and then looking at some of them too.
In some of these reports, I don't know if I
have any examples of them. I tried to keep most
of them bigfoot related. You also have to put on
your thinking cap as well, because some of them, when
they start describing it a little bit more or things
like that, it may actually truly be a feral person
and not necessarily a sasquatch or bigfoot, even though I
think sometimes they those two go hand in hand. But
you know, maybe it was again for entertainment purposes only,
and we're using language from the eighteen hundreds. Maybe it
was an escaped slave or a child that got got
loose and you know, went wild and went feral. So
you know, you have to kind of do a little
bit of discernment in some of that as well.
Speaker 2: And another thing, the odds of that being the odds
of a human being recognize is not human. It's probably
pretty rare, but the odds of something that scares somebody
and they don't know what to call it. Then you know,
it becomes a wild man, you know, a wild woman.
So I kind of lean that way where they didn't
know what to call them, you know, they didn't know
the certain terms, right.
Speaker 7: Yeah, exactly. I know they talk in one of the
articles I have here, the like the Yahoo and there's
some other I don't know what think I have it
for tonight's show, but they know the scoop them. All
these other little odd names that you have for Bigfoot
show up in these articles, just like the one with
Booger showed up a minute ago. So it's just it's
really fascinating to me.
Speaker 2: And something else with that, Amanda, we did a show
one time. I don't remember before you joined, but Kumbo
or somebody mentioned or somebody in chat mentioned certain hollow
certain roads, and I think Kumbo said, go go get
on Google maps and just search uh names of roads
like Booger, and they're everywhere.
Speaker 7: Ye devil a lot to describe some of the student
It was a wild dell or a goblin and stuff. Actually,
dang it, I was going to get a copy of
that to try to present a tonight's show as well.
Theodore Roosevelt a city in United States. President at one
time has in one of his journals from when he
was a hunter and tracker in you know, early in
North America, describing the Bomban story. It's a super famous
one because it came from Teddy Roosevelt where he describes
this quote unquote goblin that came and attacked and killed
a guy in around a campfire and stuff because I
guess that they were trappers and it didn't like it
and they messed with it too much and it offed
one of the guys. And there's actually a speculation that
is that just Teddy Roosevelt recounting the story that was
told to him, or if it was actually him and
he just in bell the story to make it about
somebody else. So I think it could go either way.
But I think that's something cool to speculate about.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and that it was even worse back then, so,
you know, making making up a name to keep from
getting the ridicule or the what comes along with that
makes perfect sense, you know. Yeah.
Speaker 7: So this article I got on screen now is from
eighteen eighteen, so we're getting further and further back here, y'all.
This is from the New York State. I'm trying to
read it. It's a little blurry on my end to June,
It's yeah, there it is. So. This is reports say
that in the vicinity of Ellisburg was seen on the
thirtieth by a gentleman of unquestioned veracity, basically meaning he
was a pretty reputable guy, an animal resembling the yahoo
or the wild man of the woods. And for those
who can't see it, who are just listening, they got
those two names in italics, which usually has to correlate
with names that they've already put in other articles. In
other places, it has stated that he came from the
woods within a few rods of this gentleman, that he
stood and looked at him, then took his flight in
a direction which gave a perfect view of him for
some time. He is described as bending forward when running harry,
and the heel of the foot narrow, spreading at the toes.
Hundreds of persons have been in pursuit for several days,
but nothing further is heard or seen of him. The
frequent and positive manner in which these stories can't read
that so basically it says the frequently in the manner
these stories are coming together is enough to make you
notice it. So it's making you realize again that there's
deeper stuff to this article, that there have been more stories,
and they're actually pretty fregrant about people seeing this creature
before they put it into this particular article. So I
just find that those little small details that you can
pick up from things. I mean, yes, just like any
news agency today in the past and stuff, there can
be some embellishment, which actually that I'm thinking about that
I saved one that did something.
Speaker 2: Does that say Sacket's Harbor. It's probably New York, I guess,
Or is that the name? No Long Island Star.
Speaker 7: Okay, yeah, Long Island Star is the publishing company and
Saketa s A t K E t A Harbor September eighth,
and then the article was printed on September sixteenth. I
thought I had saved it. We'll shoot well. Anyway, I
did have an article that I had saved that I
was going to show tonight because I was actually wanting
to talk about that where they do embellish some stuff
in there. They actually mentioned it from the guy like, oh,
I bet you he was drinking whiskey or something like that.
It's to cause this and you know the way the
journalists or the reporter embellished the story. They talked about
you this guy saw a bigfoot or a wild man,
you know, he described it. You know, it was hairy
and tall, and I was like, oh, he must have
had some of that good whiskey and stuff like that
in the article.
Speaker 2: Well, you know anytime. Now, this is odd because here
a couple of months ago, Jeremiah Byron and Toddney's got
on CNN Fox News. Yes, Matt got all. They got invited.
They talked about big and I'm watching and the reporters
weren't laughing. They were asking questions. And anytime I've ever
seen that in the past from anywhere in the country,
the reporters kind of protect theirself because they go, oh,
we have a report of a haha, bigfoot, you know.
Speaker 7: What I mean, So that.
Speaker 2: You know they're not taking it seriously right off the bat, you.
Speaker 7: Know exactly, Yeah, because it's like, why don't they want
to take the subject matter seriously? Why is there such
a stigma to it? And tongue in cheeks? So muddle
that over in your brain for a little bit. So
here's another one. I won't read it too much because
there's not a lot to it. But this is from
eighteen ninety six out of Kentucky. But it's written about
an incident in Ohio and again talking about Jeremia there
from Bigfoitt Society and all the recent sightings in Ohio
that happened earlier this year. It talks about the witness
described him the wild man had long matted hair, but
gleaming eyes that gave and it gave forth discordinate yells.
But it's one of many where it talks about gleaming
or glowing eyes. Let me find the other article here
that mentions that. Sorry again, y'all, I apologize this did
not upload anything in order. I'm talking more to the watchers. Okay,
So yeah, Here is one from eighteen eighty four out
of Mississippi, and up in the top right corner I
got it highlighted. Says the body is entirely devoid of
clothing and it is covered with a coarse hair six
inches long head covered with hair reaching to the middle
of the body and whiskers. I can't read that because
it's cut off whiskers. Basically, it's covered in hair all
over between the breaks of the whiskers and enormous teeth
can occasionally be seen. His fingers and toenails have grown
to the point of enormous length of up to four inches.
In regard to this, witnesses do not agree. But his
eyes were bullet shaped and when excited, became very red
and looked as if they emitted sparks of fire. Wow,
that's a pretty interesting detail to put out because how
many reports have we taken from modern witnesses. I asked him,
was like they say, sea, its eyes were glows. Its
eyes were glowing, our eyes shine. It's like was it
shining from the light that you were hitting at it?
Or was it actually emitting its own light? And they're
like they were almost afraid to say it, like, you know,
it was shining itself. There was nothing light, It was
glowing itself. So how crazy is that? In eighteen eighty
four they talk about glowing red.
Speaker 2: Eyes and for you know, people struggle stuff like that.
But the you know, Finding Bigfoot was a you know,
TV show, of course, but Renee Holland played the part
of the skeptic. I watched her give a presentation and
twenty three and the story she told was she was
in a field away from everybody by herself and she
didn't have any light source of any kind, and she
saw red eyes appear in front of her and they
were blinking, and then she heard something walk up close
to her behind her, really really heavy bipedal, and she
got on the radio and kind of more or less
called for help. And she said, the scary part of
the whole thing was when her help was coming and
they were talking and flashing lights, she was listening for
this thing that was just a few feet from her.
Speaker 7: Oh now, she.
Speaker 2: Never heard it leave, and when they got there, it
wasn't there. So to hear somebody like her tell a
story like that, I think it shook her up a
little bit. And whether she's a true skeptic or just
plays one on TV, I don't know. But I'm a
pretty good judge of, you know, when people are talking,
and I could tell that it stressed her out, So
I don't think she was just blowing smoke, you know.
It was the part that was interesting was actually her
reaction to telling the stories.
Speaker 7: So that's usually where you can tell you can gauge
some people can keep a good straight face about it
the whole time, or a laugh and giggle, and then
you have other people who like I said, they get
almost sick accounting stuff that happens to them. Yep, let's
see see I did that one already. That one. Oh,
here's a good one. It's a really small on screen,
but in my research, as you can see, my child
like scribbles on here. This is from Vermont. Burlington, Vermont
is where the article was printed. And this is January
twenty third, eighteen sixty nine. But it talks about the
town of and I apologize if I butcher it Galapolus, Galapolis, Ohio.
And when I looked that up, that is the town
that is, he crossed the river from where Point Pleasant,
West Virginia is.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, Hillary, that's your neck of the woods.
Speaker 7: Yeah. So now, and this article goes on to talk
about this really interesting encounter, well not interesting, kind of
probably more terrifying, I should say, where a father and
daughter were attacked by a wild man and they actually
had to fight it off. And it goes on and
to describe great detail till about that. But I thought
this was super interesting. In eighteen sixty nine, it talks
about a bigfoot attack right where Point Pleasant is, which,
as we all know, that's Mothman's Haven. Lots and lots
of high strangeness there. So it looks like it's been
going on for a while.
Speaker 2: Well, and I believe Hillary told us some of our family,
maybe grandmother lived just what a few blocks or so
from the first Mothman siding, m h and she she
typed it out an appillation for you, Galli police.
Speaker 7: Thank you, Hillary. I appreciate you because my appllation tongue,
butcher's stuff.
Speaker 2: Go ahead, touch of that, oh Hillary, something else?
Speaker 7: All right, let's see. Have I got that one? Okay,
I did that one already, that one.
Speaker 2: So, but I'm noticing something though. What you got these
old articles eighteen hundreds, early nineteen hundreds, wild man appears
a lot because they didn't you know, that's what they're
using to describe this. It's it's kind of wild actually,
because you're scrolling through and I'm saying wild man, wild man,
wild man.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's like I said. It was kind of a
very common term. And I think a lot of that
might have come with people from the colonizers, people who
came over from England and Europe and France and every there,
because what do they call their bigfoot the woodwoes and
stuff over there? Wild man, they have frescoes of them
all over different cathedrals, all over the place there in
different tapestries and things. Actually, let me blow myself up
here on the screen a little bit.
Speaker 2: See can see even the people back then, even the people.
Speaker 7: Back indiction of one on the cover of this book, right.
Speaker 2: So the people back then even knew it wasn't obear. Yeah,
exactly to a human.
Speaker 7: Exactly.
Speaker 2: Interesting.
Speaker 7: Let me pull these back up now so I can
see them. Oh, here's another one that talks about the
foot size, which I thought was like, I've measured this
up as a pretty interesting because most of you you
hear nowadays, you know, sixteen eighteen whatever, And then you
got this one talks about and it gives exact measurements
the measurement of his footprints. The correspondent showed them to
be over twenty two inches in length and about seven
inches wide. And this is from January twenty eighth, nineteen
oh two, out of Ohio. But this is actually for
Salt Lake City, Utah. And that's something else I've noticed
in looking through some of this, in the research of it,
a lot of the prints are from completely different out
of state. But it's for something that happened in another state,
so then it makes me wonder. So like this one
was printed in Ohio, but it's about Salt Lake City, Utah.
So it makes me wonder if I looked in something
around Salt Lake City in the newspapers around that time,
if I could find another article about it closer to
the home, you know, if there's more corresponding articles that
go along with it. It's just how my thinking about
more evidence.
Speaker 2: That's great and something else that's a parent They don't
go into this. This is just me thinking. If I
was going to make up a story in a news article,
I would take up as much space as I could
because usually they got paid by the inch or the
word or whatever. This right, and they don't have a
ton in a craziness and I'm just reporting the facts,
like you know the news used to do.
Speaker 7: Mm hm exactly. So, uh, this is a neat one.
And again it's super small here on my screen, so
but you can see it's a photocopy of several different pages.
But let me pull up. I took a picture of
the front of it a little bit better. There we go.
Discovery of bones of a race of monkey men. Wow,
let me pull up the big article again January twenty third,
eighteen sixty nine. Up wrong one. It's realized an pulled
up from there it's okay. Correction September thirteenth, nineteen hundred
and this is out of the Buffalo, New York and
it goes on to describe a professor of archaeology feels
that these are bones of quote unquote monkey men in
based off the arm length of these skeletons, the size
and general head shape of the bones and stuff. And
then that goes on to ask the question where did
these bones go? Where did they end up?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 7: So it doesn't it doesn't mention it in this article,
but it does mention the guy's name. It has his
credentials and all this stuff in it. So that's again
something more that as as I'm doing this research, I'm
hoping I can dig in more and dig into That's
why my book has so many tabs on it. It was like, Oh,
I need to go in and dig more into this one,
dig more into this one.
Speaker 2: And this is actually here's what we're gonna do. We're
gonna take donations and me and Amanda are going to
go Mission impossible.
Speaker 7: And please don't coffee. Right, I's sorry, that was just
my ADHD brain.
Speaker 2: We're gonna go find this stuff. Yeah, Amanda's quick on
the trigger. I saw it too. I was like, yep, yep,
all right.
Speaker 7: So let's see. Let me double check, make sure have
I've got most of all of these that I've wanted. Okay,
here is one. And I was going to go through
and block out some particular words that are on this. Again,
this is a completely different time frame, so some words
that are in this or would be considered slang for
a particular race of people nowadays. So I'm going to
read the article, but I will I will not say
those particular words. But the reason I find this article
so fascinating, and I've used this article in all the
presentations that I have put on recently, is because the
description of the wild man that they put in this
is so word for word identical to bigfoot reports nowadays. Again,
this article is from seventeen ninety three. Think how young
the United States is then? We had just turned just
became a country. And so let me blow this up
so I can see it a little bit. So it
goes on, it's out of Charleston. This is a gentleman
out of the South fork of the Salida River. In
a letter on the twenty third, finds his correspondent in
the city talking about the description of an extraordinary animal
which has been lately discovered on the Bald Mountain and
on other mountains in the Western territory.
Speaker 8: This animal hold up, hold up lately discovered, So that
so that would would that be by more than one
person then in different locations, right, It's yeah, yeah, you
see what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: It's it's like so now we okay. I'm sorry to
interrupt you, but you don't.
Speaker 7: No, No, it's okay. I'm glad because yah know, as
you mentioned that I lately discovered. In putting that word
in there would also indicate as well that to how
am I going to work this to quote unquote the
new settlers, not the natives, that this particular animal is
new to them. It's something that oh they recently discovered it.
Oh this is a neat, this is a new thing
to us on type of other things. So anyway, this
animal is believed excuse me, this animal is between twelve
and fifteen feet high. That's a big boy and in
shape resembling a human being. Except the head, which is
an equal proportion to its body and draws in somewhat
like a terrapin, meaning when I looked a up terrapins
another word for a turtle or tortoise. So its head
is sunken. So think about modern descriptions of sasquatch with
their head they have no neck. That's exactly what it's
describing here. It says its feet is like those of
blank about two feet long and hairy, which is of
a dark dun color. Now let me pin that. The
reason I find that fascinating, even though it uses a
particular derogatory term, what it's describing is somebody of very
large feet that are flat footed, meaning they don't wear shoes. Right,
because people who people who do any kind of tracking
of any kind of people who lost people, there's a
complete difference in people human body structure for people who
wear shoes as to compare to people who do not.
And that's what they're describing here in the those particular terms.
Speaker 2: Its eyes good, No, it just tells you that whoever
saw these knew what they were looking. They knew that
what you said they need.
Speaker 7: Yes, exactly, So let's see, its eyes are exceedingly large
and open and shut up and down its face. So
think about that. It doesn't close side to side. I
think it closes up and down just like us, our
modern gorillas or anything else Homo sapien. Let's see. Word,
that's my spot. The hair of its head is about
six inches long, stands straight up on its head. Again
I'm editing. Its nose is like that of a human species,
only large and inclined to what is called roman. So
basically they're talking about a modern human nose, not a
big squished in gorilla type nose. You know. With the
words completely flat up against the face, they're describing a
human like features.
Speaker 2: Until we call that like hooded right hood and exactly.
Speaker 7: A hooded dose exactly to where it's got a very
prominent I can't think of what this part of you
where it comes down between your eyebrows.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, I told you all that face I
saw in the thermal that that night. The nose was incredible.
I describe it as muppet like and long, but the
tip of it turned under. But anyway, it wasn't monkey
or grillas at all. And you know, so I.
Speaker 7: So many people talk about how human like these beings
are They're not, like, they're not dumb monkeys there, They're not.
It's like I couldn't shoot it because it just looked
too human. I was afraid I was going to kill somebody.
You know, you hear that all the time. So here
it is in seventeen ninety three, word for word describing
the exact same thing. Don't pop up a comment for
a second because it's off the bottle. That's okay, because
I was about to read the last part. These animals
are bold and have lately attempted to kill several persons,
in which attempts some of them have been shot. They
use a F instead of an S back in seventeen
ninety three. Their principal report is on the Bald Mountain,
where they lie in wait for travelers, but some have
been seen in this part of the country. The inhabitants
of this place call it yahoo. The Indians, however, give
it the name chicklely cuddly. And in my research what
little I have done on this, I haven't found one
that matches that pronunciation for any particular tribe. So if
anybody who is listening happens to be familiar with that,
reach out to me because I would definitely like to
know so again, seventeen ninety three, that's word for word
almost exactly how people describe sasquatch nowadays.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I had a talking about the font basically.
Speaker 7: Yeah it is. I agree, Yeah, mister mister Northwest tracker. Yeah,
that's the correct print type that for that age and time. Yeah,
the fonts have changed quite a bit from how in
the last couple of hundred years.
Speaker 2: When I read the article last week, I believe it
was last week that messed me up. I was tripping over.
I'm like, what is this?
Speaker 7: But yeah, are certain words of vocabulary that we don't
use anymore nowadays?
Speaker 2: Or but y'all I.
Speaker 7: Told earlier about the antelope. Instead of like saying swift
is zeer, they said swift is an antelope.
Speaker 2: Well, I would suggest this as many people as can
find this article and hold it back in case it disappears.
Because seventeen ninety three and Amanda is one hundred percent
spot on the description matches daily description in the past
few years. There's no way, there is no way that
I've never heard of this article that far back. The
first time I've seen it. It's it's the details I
know why you use it now, because this is I'm
glad we did.
Speaker 7: The details are important, The details are important, so but
the small details, for sure is what makes is. Without
the small pieces is what you miss out. To put
together the whole puzzle, You've got to have all the little,
tiny pieces off. The small details make for the bigger details.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's thank you for sharing that. Dang, that was
almost as good as your mic drop moment with the
painting and the Systeine Chapel.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, the paintings, it seems chapel. Yeah, that one's
cool for those who haven't seen it. I got on
my channel, Amanda the Bigfoot Lady on YouTube. But my
first presentation that I did, gracious, been two years now,
and I talk about many of these articles in there,
and I go into more detail about some of the
wild man stuff in Europe. And there's a particular painting
in the Sistine Chapel. I think it's called the Last
the Last Judgment, And there's some weird creatures in there
in a cave that look an awful lot like a
wild man that makes you makes you scratch your head
a little bit. So I don't have them here to
pull up her show now, but.
Speaker 2: Is there a tribe name trackers wanting to know if
there's a tribe men, It does not.
Speaker 7: The article is still on screen right now. This it
was printed in Maryland in seventeen ninety three, but it's
talking about out of Charleston, so native If you want
to reach out to me, just email me Amanda the
Bigfoot Lady at Gmail and I'll be happy to send
you a photo copy of this art particular article. The
description that was given on the bottom of it was
the Yahoo or Chickley Cudley. They spell it a c
h I c k l Y dash c U d
l y, So I'm assuming that's they're spelling it how
you would pronounce it, which is Chickly Cudley.
Speaker 2: And so is this.
Speaker 7: In South Carolina? I would assume, Oh, yes, Charleston, South Carolina,
West Virginia. That's actually a good a good.
Speaker 2: Well if you look up, we need to google the
south fork of the Saluta River.
Speaker 7: Yeah. Yeah, done a little bit of digging because I
was trying to find and find where this bald mountain
that was mentioned in there, so I didn't even think
about West Virginia. I will look into that, thank you
for the thank you for the insight. Will I will
be digging into that later.
Speaker 2: All right, tonight, y'all. The more questions, y'all, I asked Leslie.
Speaker 7: I know it was like my brain is my my
wheels are turning, okay, NERD mode activate? All right, So
let me pull this up because I saw it a
second ago. All right, So I will leave y'all on
this one. I found this particular articles so fascinating and
I actually pulled out this worked. This particular got my
tinfoil hat on, y'all. So this is from West Virginia
in eighteen seventy eight, but it's talking about Kentucky. So
it goes on to describe says there is now in Louisville, Kentucky,
a truly mysterious and wondrous creature known as the wild
Man of Tennessee. We know, not reading the arkle the
wild man in Tennessee. Most people refer to that as
sasquatch nowadays. That's one of the many names for the
wild man at Tennessee's just like you got the white
thing for Alabama and other names here in the Southeast.
Speaker 2: Why did you throw that accent in there when you
say a wild thing.
Speaker 7: How I say it?
Speaker 2: I'm joking.
Speaker 7: How else d you see white thing? White white thing?
White thing?
Speaker 2: You said it the way I say it?
Speaker 7: Okay, my husband was teasing me the other day. I
forget what I was saying, but I said it with
the most Southern accent. Just say that again.
Speaker 2: It's like I I do have the the same way.
She's originally from Florida, and I'll turn my head. I'm like,
can you do that again? Can you say that again? Please?
And she will look at me like no.
Speaker 7: Exactly, like no, all right. So back to the article.
He is he talking about the wild man. He is
in the possession of doctor og Broyle of Sparta, a
town in the last named state. Talking about Sparta, Kentucky.
The wild Man was captured by means of a I
can't read what that says, sorry, in the Cumberland Mountains
after a long chase in September. He is known to
have lived in the mountains for eighteen years, staying in
the water most of the time and sussisting sustaining himself. Sorry,
can't talk on fish and roots. Close inspection shows that
his whole body is covered in a layer of scale
which drop off on regular periods in the spring and fall,
like the skin of a rattlesnake. M that's not something
you hear about all the time.
Speaker 2: Is it mains you big foot y'all?
Speaker 7: Yeah? Exactly. Maybe it's maybe it's yeah, maybe it's a
mange or something instead of I saw I had a
tinpoile hat on I was thinking about. It's like, is
this like a reptilian or something they're talking about, because
it goes on in the article to talk about how
they have to keep his body moist with water or
else he gets sick because his body goes into withdrawals
from the water. They have to keep him wet all
the time so he doesn't get sick. How crazy is that?
Speaker 2: Is this captivity?
Speaker 7: Yeah? It says in the top I got an eyeline
says he is in possession this particular doctor. All right,
So let me start back there where it says talking
about his scales, he has a heavy growth of hair
on his head and a dark reddish beard about six
inches long. Notice the red hair there again, tinfoil hat.
His eyes present a frightful appearance, being at least twice
the size of the average sized eye. So being you know,
it had the actual eyes themselves not necessarily space apart
with it, but the actual size themselves are really large.
So think about somebody that we need to see in
someplace a lot darker. You need something to pull in
or light. So anyway, some of his toes are formed together,
which give his feet a strange appearance. In height when
standing perfectly erect is about six foot five inches. A
nervous twitching of his muscles show a desire to escape,
and he is constantly looking in the direction of the
door through which he entered. His entire body must be
wet at intervals and should this neat and should this
be neglected? He begins immediately to manifest great uneasiness. His
flesh becomes feverish, and his sufferings cannot be alleviated until
the water is applied.
Speaker 2: Oh, I don't know what to think about it?
Speaker 7: Like water they describing.
Speaker 2: Scary, I know, and it's like that's what like wait
a minute, they know that it changes its scales like
a snake. Are they finding these? And that's what got me? Like,
is it in captivity? I mean I must have missed
it when uh dictionary site, Yeah to look probably look
up that term earlier. And there was another term he
put he put on here, Yeah that's somebody. Yeah, been
a description highly strange. And then somebody says.
Speaker 7: Yeah, isn't that just so strange? Yeah, creature from the
Black lagoon, swamp thing or whatever. Again, putting my tinfoil
hat back on. Well, we talked about big putting stuff?
Are they? I said, what are they describing? An amphibian?
These reptilians that you hear people talk about, the lizard man, Ye,
dumb Amanda, the lizard man. You hear people talk about that?
Was that somewhere here in the southeast. It's just again,
what are they talking about here? This is so many
details that they would put into this too. Why would
they embellish this? If they're trying to embellish something, why
give the name of the particular doctor who has him
in captivity?
Speaker 2: Well it is Virginia, Hillary, y'all got y'all got some
of the weirder stuff in West Virginia.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Elizabeth thinking hair and scales is a weird combo.
Speaker 2: Uh oh, I don't even want to go down this
this rabbit hole. Like, personally, I've already got enough. And
a lot of people are are putting things in chat.
That makes a lot of sense. Uh, and Tracker put
Tracker put a name to it, Tracker. Can you can
you retype that? Because it's all the way back up Kenny,
Like I'm gonna be I'm all right, I'm not gonna run.
But oh my god, it's just that's mind blowing.
Speaker 7: Yeah, isn't that mind blank? So makes makes makes you
makes you think, that's for sure. You think about, you know,
the modern descriptions how people were talking about, Oh this
is all recent stuff and things like that. This is
from eighteen seventy eight. It's a pin drop.
Speaker 2: Yeah. No, yeah, I'm just I'm blown away, uh because
see the thing about when we when we talk about
the wild Man and the Boogers and stuff like that,
sometimes I can relate to what the descriptions are from
what I've experienced and people I've talked to, and with
this stuff here. Uh, that's that's that's terrifying. Yeah. So
is that the end of the presentation?
Speaker 7: I think. So I was digging through the back blog
here and I think that's all of them. Like, so
I had twenty one different different ones and that's what
I just kind of cherry picked out of like what
you said the eleven hundred something that I have just
out of these books that I have here.
Speaker 2: So y'all that she did a great job. You did
a great job. That was Yeah, I learned, I learned something.
Speaker 7: Flying off the cuff. But it was the best way
to go about doing this stuff.
Speaker 2: But and I liked the the time frame, the stretch
you did from you know, like the nineteen fifties back
to the seventeen hundreds.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 2: That just show you this stuff's been around. We just
we've been blind to it, or we've been you know,
try again and scratching trying to figure out where your
next meal is coming from. You don't have time to
think about you know that you could if you go
up but the circuses, if oh man, we could do
we could have another show y'all of not even about Bigfoot,
and we probably would be on the same page we
have black here on and somehow and yet yeah, uh.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you might kick us off at that point.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Right, So here's what Here's I got a couple of
things I want to talk about before we skip out
of here. All right, Uh, first off, I want to
ask the chat, Uh, do y'all like this stuff? Do
you want us to keep doing the segment at the
beginning of the show where she maybe highlights one Uh,
we might do another show like this later when you're
ready down the road. But I enjoy this. I enjoyed
the history part of it, the reports, and I think
we Pop said yes, I kind of, I kind of
like it. Flat Rocket says, sure is whatever y'all do,
but no, I think we're going to keep doing it.
So Leanne's like, yeah, ah, Ben, oh, thank you appreciate that.
I can't I can't catch it. I'm trying to catch.
Speaker 7: Fly that's flying.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Well, thank you guys for the for the feedback. I'm
glad y'all enjoy it. I'm a nerd when it comes
to history stuff, and uh, when you combine history and
encryptids together, you know, it's perfect combo for me. So
my little, my little chism fascination. So I'm glad y'all
enjoy it as well.
Speaker 2: This excitement she's showing is one reasons I targeted her
and asked her to come do the show because her
TikTok videos. If y'are not following on TikTok, I don't
know if she put a lot on her lately, but
go back and look at some of the older ones
and yeah, a little lately, that's fine. Yeah, do do
the Yeah, please have us at least one ready free show.
Speaker 7: So I can do. I will definitely start working now
I've given you the stutters.
Speaker 5: I know.
Speaker 7: I made Roger speechless.
Speaker 2: I'm still thinking about the fish or the snake scale.
So speaking of the wild Man, that was actually a
good time. And have it at the end. We didn't
plan it, y'all. August the eighth, Uh squatch and holler
maybe Amanda if she can make it. If she can't,
I understand, I'm trying, y'all. Wood wood Walkers, they have
a table beside us, Chad and ere Go with odcast
podcasts to be beside us. I think the Blonds and Booze.
Of course, we have our friend Coombo, M K. Davis,
Darryl Denton, Harley Owens. We'll be speakers, but we'll be
out in the gym area. And it's kind of like
a many will naa. It's not many, more like a
meet and greet. We had so many people come up
that we knew last year. It's like a family get together.
So if you're in the area or you're close. It's
in mc Minville, Tennessee. The conferences on Saturday, August eighth.
I've been the past two years. I've had a blast.
I don't go anywhere else. This is about two and
a half hours from us, and I really enjoy this
and there's a lot of interesting things there. Just come
place to come hang out. I think I can't remember
what the it's a rec Milner Recreation Center, I believe
m I L N E R and so I guess
you can go online or look it up on Facebook.
But you know, I usually don't do ads for people,
but I appreciate them inviting us. And you know, we
had Randy on uh two years ago before and I
really enjoyed. They have food trucks, They're going to try
to have entertainment outside and all that. I think. I
think you enjoy it if you can make it. And
some of these are so far away, I can't you know,
Mischigan sam Man, I would love to, but I'm a
poor boy. That is Miguel Phage. Yes, I forgot I
forgot it. So Miguel, I think he'll be speaking.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 2: Some of these the pictures are kind of small, so
I can't I can't see them, but yeah.
Speaker 7: Okay, I know I've seeing. Like you said, if you
just look up the Tennessee wild Man Conference, it's all
over Facebook. You can probably google it and it'll take
you to their website of all the different information directions
and that kind of stuff. Oh and there you Roger
that does give the The recreation center is the Milner
Recreation Center and mcmahonville, Tennessee.
Speaker 2: And this is a partial list. This was early. I
took this screenshot early on. I think it's doubled or
more with the people that are going to be there.
It's at this point they had thirteen guest speakers subject
of bigfoot, dog man UFOs and other cryptic creatures, so
it's not just a bigfoot thing. And you know, if
you've ever wanted to meet MK Davis or Coombo or
any of those guys, they're sitting there at the table
when they're not speaking and they're happy to talk to you.
You know. I got to meet MK face to face,
talk to him, went over some video with him actually
sitting at the table, which was cool. And then we
were all supposed to go eat supper together, but we
couldn't find a place and they decided to go later
and we had to get back. So, uh, hopefully, hopefully
I'll get to spend time with them, and y'all, they're
there's everybody such, there's so such good, good, cool human beings.
So I highly recommend it. Now. I don't do that much,
y'all know, y'all've never seen me do that much, but
I know I enjoy it. Another thing is, hold on,
So I did a thing and I don't know if
it's gonna roll. Hold on. Well, I've got my Squatching
Holler podcast thing, but I don't know how to scroll
it across the bottom anyway, So my original Squatching Holler
uh YouTube channel, I can't access it. I've been trying
for a year. Uh you know, I got suspended for
three months for talking about well it was drones at
the time. I didn't understand it.
Speaker 7: Certain yes, I.
Speaker 2: Got I got suspended, demonetized, then I got reinstated, and
shortly after that it just didn't recognize my login information
or anything like that. I've contacted who I needed to
no help. So I started a new Squatching Holler page.
It's called Squatching Holler podcast and all you have to
do is search at Squatching Holler podcast and if y'all
would go over there and subscribe, we did a show.
We're still gonna be here, but I wanted the freedom
to do shows and mainly to be out in the
field and take videos or go live on our drives
and stuff like that. Thank you, Gary, Gary, you the
man there he is.
Speaker 7: Thanks Gary.
Speaker 2: So you know y'all can click on that or just
type in that. And I got about two hundred. I
got about two hundred subs. I had Greg and Misty
and Spencer on. Last week. We did little show and
Heather came on, and what impressed me. She's never wanted
to do this. She's really shy and bashful. She came
on with us and told about some of the encounters
we've had, and she did a really good job. I
think she's comfortable enough with the subject now and she
knows that nobody's judging here and all that. She did
a really good job. I was proud of her for that.
I enjoyed it. It's a laid back conversation for about
two hours. But what got me? What what humbled me?
I've got two hundred subscribers and there was over a
thousand views in about three days and I was blown away.
I don't I don't understand it. Two hundred and four subs.
And it's not about the money or anything like that,
because there's not a lot in it. I would like
to hit the thousand mark. But if I don't, I
don't care. I'll keep doing it. So yeah, Heather looked
relax and enjoyed doing it. Yeah she was. She was
sitting on the couch and I was shocked. And you know,
of course with the Woodwall Walker's crew, you're gonna have
a little joking around and then some really good information
and some good stories and then joking around so that
I think I turned red a couple of times. So
if y'll want to see me get embarrassed, you know,
go go check that out. But that's a spot where
if we're somewhere with signal and I can go live
for twenty minutes like we used to, I can do it.
And if I want to do a show and have
a guest and you know, like hey, I can't come
on Thursdays, I might can do a Monday or something.
That's what it's for. So Larry, Yeah, thank you, I
I saw it. Thank you, Kenny. I saw a lot
of y'all there, and I was really really starlink. I know,
starlink saved my tale in lbl Adam had starlink.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you didn't have starlink and we wanted to have that.
But that was really cool to do that live show
that night. From there.
Speaker 2: If I ever make any money, I'm getting Starlink because
that is that's the way to go. You can go
pop up anywhere. But yeah, I was. I was disappointed.
And I don't want to say the word here, but
where the show is that I didn't do anything. I
didn't I didn't, I didn't. I didn't talk bad about anything.
I was just mentioning what was going on. And next
thing I know, I wake up the next day and
I've got uh messages from the from the man, uh
that whatever, from you know, White Tea. But also go
fundme and you get to you know what, Missigan. I
don't want to ever have to. I don't ever want
to do that because I would appreciate it, but I've
never been good with taking gifts. And you know that's
a great god Da, I'm glad other people get to
do it and all that and now have crowdfunded projects
and all that, but you know what, I here's what
I would hate. Let's say that happened, and I would
be very appreciative and then do two or three shows,
and then something happened in my life where I couldn't
do this anymore for a while. I would feel so horrible.
I'd have to ship the starlink to Amanda so she
could do it. But I did. I did something else,
and I'm proud of this because I'm so low tech.
That episode that I'm talking about on Spatching Holler podcast
is on Spotify and you can listen to it. There's
no video. I learned how to do it from doing
this stuff here. So if you want to listen to
it on Spotify while you're at work or whatever, you know,
go do that. And I enjoy having it here and
somewhere else where. It can't be taken away from me.
I'll stop right there. But you know, anyway, Amanda, very
good job.
Speaker 7: Thank you.
Speaker 2: I know you doubt yourself sometimes, but I think we
all love seeing sometimes.
Speaker 7: Yeah, until I get excited and then you see I'm
flappy bird.
Speaker 2: It's like it's like winding up at toy we used
to have in the seventies. Attorney to loose. And I
enjoy watching you do your thing and educating folks and
getting in and the fact that you're excited about it
excites them, excites the you know, uh, excites the crowd
that's listening. So, yeah, Amanda's good. Miskin said, you're you're
a natural. She is.
Speaker 7: Thanks. I'm trying all right, No, but I'm I'm super shy.
He went, until I'm trying to get out of my shelf.
Speaker 2: Amanda, there's hope because at one time I wouldn't talk
to anybody. I was so shy it was crazy. And
then finally one day I just quit caring.
Speaker 7: That's where I'm kind of getting getting at, Like I'm
the older, I'm getting to less. My give a darn
is there?
Speaker 2: Yes, ma'am. It happens, uh, And you feel so free
when that happens. Yes, So y'all the Southern Goodbye. We're
going to dip out of here. We've got Bruce Brown
next week, I believe. And Bruce Brown. I met him
on another show. He's a wealth of knowledge about Bigfoot
dog Man in the state of Tennessee. I've been to
the area where he was from, not where he lives. Now,
But if any of you ever heard of the Thomas
House or watched it on like the Osburn's they went
and investigated at the Thomas House. Heather and I and
my mom went stopped by there one day. It's in
Red Bowling Springs, Tennessee, up close to Kentucky and just
a very interesting place. He's he's dealt with this stuff
similar to some of our friends where the family farms,
and the location is in a spot where they're just there.
And He's learned a lot from him, and I'm looking
forward to him sharing with you guys and a man
that she hasn't met him yet. Uh, I learned a
lot from him, and I'm looking forward to, you know,
picking his brain some more. So. Anyway, y'all, y'all get
out here and go watch another show somewhere.
Speaker 7: Thanks for hanging out with us tonight. I'm glad y'all
y'all enjoyed it. We'll be back for more.
Speaker 2: Yep, see y'all next week.
Speaker 4: Down in the pines, where the water runs.
Speaker 2: Back, where the mall sangs low and the night leans.
Speaker 4: Back the stores was about a shadow, tall, big feet
moving where the moon lad fall.
Speaker 3: Some say me, some saved ghost in the trees. Some
say it trouble blowing in.
Speaker 2: With the but around here, man we know the call, or.
Speaker 4: We just call him friends the squatching holler, so live.
Speaker 3: That's let the cat tell shake in the nine birth
time copper his weeding.
Speaker 4: He here, y'all the fall that ain't go, and it
ain't gonna go.
Speaker 3: When the creek girl's cold and the shadows getting taller. Yeah,
you're crossing. Ain't in the squatching, Well, it just walk
getting a brave man fiddle. But I mind your staff
and the squatch and how we're.
Speaker 5: Buddy.
Speaker 4: Tell me stories about the thing in sauce.
Speaker 3: To ten foot high with a timber y'all, red eyes
burning like a sole track, and think enough to swallow
your soul. But the old folks laugh, say, don't you
fear if crit has been living here for hundreds of years,
treat them with respect. When the moon gets smaller, and
they'll let you live in squatch and holler sold that fire.
Speaker 5: Let the swamp drum roll. You can hear that.
Speaker 2: Beats right down in your soul.
Speaker 4: If you hear those drum from the river, cal it
ain't no boat frout balking that lord.
Speaker 3: Huttle, swamp runners steal and the crickets get salt to
y'all lit alone and spotting holler weather, brave bay.
Speaker 5: Ties and the fools off father, Can you watch on
that spotting holler?
Speaker 4: Some say guards it old Pine Ridge, some say he
walks from bridge to bridge the warm thanks show. When
the night comes down, something big still cars is scrowned,
so bank that fare hell.
Speaker 3: And the night getting deep at the windows whither cut
so creech, did you catch us glimpse.
Speaker 4: Through the midnight holler? Just now your head, don't scream
and holler them for a while on string and the
legends getting taller.
Speaker 3: And wherever it runs in squatching Holly, we ain't scared,
but we shore stayed cautious. Then don't end the dog
on that squatching holler.
Speaker 5: There, Stepp