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Speaker 2: We got someone or something crawling around out here?
Speaker 3: Does a legend walk among us working in the forests
Speaker 3: of our world?
Speaker 2: Did you see what it was?
Speaker 4: Was it a person or an animal?
Speaker 5: Or I can't go?
Speaker 2: Oh, I know as if my thunder light came on
Speaker 2: and I get that a to glimp and see the
Speaker 2: thing running across the.
Speaker 1: Yard, A good fight man or something.
Speaker 5: Looks like a man.
Speaker 6: I don't know what it was.
Speaker 3: For over fifteen years, we've talked with scientists, researchers, investigators,
Speaker 3: and witnesses trying to gain insight and truth around the
Speaker 3: existence of this mysterious entity.
Speaker 5: Jesus quite but Karl Fel, Hello, get somebody out of here.
Speaker 7: What's going to announce there?
Speaker 2: I thought, amc about six foot nine? I don't know
Speaker 2: easy announced there?
Speaker 8: Yeah, I'm booking.
Speaker 6: Right ry Oh, okay, hands your yard turn, Yeah, got
Speaker 6: it's big.
Speaker 1: Okay, what's he doing in your yard?
Speaker 6: We're gonna move.
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Speaker 9: So there we are.
Speaker 7: And it looks like we lost Vance there for a second,
Speaker 7: so we'll bring him back when he comes back. It's
Speaker 7: been an interesting night of technical difficulties, which is why
Speaker 7: this is the last show we're hosting on stream Yard.
Speaker 9: And get A. And it looks like he's back there.
Speaker 5: He is.
Speaker 2: Welcome back, Vance, Yeah, because I want to adjust my volume.
Speaker 9: He wanted to adjust and that's what happened.
Speaker 5: Folks.
Speaker 9: Sometimes adjustings just not worth it. But as we start.
Speaker 7: Tonight's show, Matt and I yus are prid to announce
Speaker 7: we were on the first episode of the Appalachian Bigfoot
Speaker 7: Files with Alex Petacov. We're in the small Town Monsters channel.
Speaker 7: That was a lot of fun to film, that was it?
Speaker 5: Not?
Speaker 6: Oh my God, that was a blast. Those guys here, uh, Brian, Mike,
Speaker 6: Ann Alex, Alex's brother, you know, me and you. We
Speaker 6: had a great time filming that in the spring, late winter,
Speaker 6: early spring. I didn't get to watch the full show,
Speaker 6: but we did have a little bit of snow uh
Speaker 6: on the night that they were up there by themselves.
Speaker 6: So yeah, it was It was fantastic too, uh to
Speaker 6: go in and film that. And we have some other
Speaker 6: projects that are in the pipeline. We can't really say
Speaker 6: too much, but uh, you know, we're definitely uh, you know,
Speaker 6: keep working with the small town Monster is Trew, Alex, Mike, Brian,
Speaker 6: you know, any of those guys. We love to go
Speaker 6: out in the field with them. Mike Lucci, I forgot
Speaker 6: about Mike.
Speaker 9: Freaking cold, Matt, That's what I remember for.
Speaker 7: That trip, freaking cold and uh it's those Pennsylvania late spring,
Speaker 7: early springs, late winters, you know that can be really
Speaker 7: tested around the mountain. You just don't know what to expect. Yes, correct,
Speaker 7: it was a good time. It was a lot of fun.
Speaker 7: I mean for you and I.
Speaker 9: You know, that trip wasn't.
Speaker 7: Exactly fruitful for us as a group, but subsequent visits
Speaker 7: to that location from you and I have been you know,
Speaker 7: in that area have.
Speaker 9: Been pretty fruitful.
Speaker 7: As we talked about it on the last couple of shows,
Speaker 7: you know, not that the labor a point, but it
Speaker 7: was a great We're getting some great results out of
Speaker 7: that area and looking forward to more, especially now as
Speaker 7: we start getting into the you know, the time of
Speaker 7: year where I like to be out in the out
Speaker 7: in the woods, you know, hunting seasons ending for the
Speaker 7: most part, it's just colder after Saturday.
Speaker 6: After Saturday, then we have a little bit of a
Speaker 6: break before the late season starts. So we have until
Speaker 6: from Saturday until Christmas, uh to go out there. And Uh,
Speaker 6: it's a great time because you don't have leaves on
Speaker 6: the trees unless you're talking about evergreen forest, which we're
Speaker 6: primarily hardwoods here in Pennsylvania. So if you have a drone,
Speaker 6: although be careful with the drones, especially in New Jersey, right, Yeah,
Speaker 6: if you have if you have a d yeah, exactly.
Speaker 6: You know, we're just being able to be out on
Speaker 6: on a summit or a ridgetop and being able to
Speaker 6: look into the valleys. Uh, it's amazing how much wildlife
Speaker 6: you can you can actually see especially during the day,
Speaker 6: some of the animals are going to be laid down.
Speaker 6: They do what's called thermal cover, so they'll find the
Speaker 6: the the evergreens because it's gonna be a little warmer
Speaker 6: temperature there. But a sharp eye, good said binoculars. You
Speaker 6: can you can see them, you know, from across the valley.
Speaker 6: So keep your eyes open and look for tracks. It's
Speaker 6: a good time to look for that if you got
Speaker 6: some snow on the ground. And our friend that we
Speaker 6: talked to up in Potter County, he had mentioned that
Speaker 6: as well, that one of the snowmobile trails up there
Speaker 6: that's unnamed, you know, he had said that he had
Speaker 6: found some some decent prints up there. So that's the now,
Speaker 6: it's the time to get out there and do it.
Speaker 7: Matt, have you heard any preliminary harvest numbers yet from anybody?
Speaker 7: What's the hunting like from around here? It seems like
Speaker 7: a lot of people are coming up short.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Actually deer numbers in Pennsylvania. It was actually an
Speaker 6: incredible opening day and day uh actually did very well. Yeah,
Speaker 6: some people, but uh as the weather and uh, you know,
Speaker 6: it kind of got colder and uh we got a
Speaker 6: little clipper system coming in. It kind of put the
Speaker 6: hunting down a little bit. Uh. I know, bear numbers
Speaker 6: are slightly down from last year from the preliminary harvest,
Speaker 6: but it's still a little early to talk about the dear.
Speaker 6: But what the US has extended deer thess with archery
Speaker 6: starting uh the earliest uh an early muscleoader season youth time.
Speaker 6: Uh So there's a couple of different uh uh you
Speaker 6: know mixes in there that we hadn't had in years
Speaker 6: with the Yeah, pretty decent. I know for me, I
Speaker 6: was gonna be out. I only got out one day
Speaker 6: and that was because I so I ended up in
Speaker 6: like a walking pneumonia. I'm still recovering from it. I
Speaker 6: had a whole week off, I know, I had a
Speaker 6: whole week off from work just to go hunting, and
Speaker 6: I pretty much spent it here. You know.
Speaker 7: Well, sorry to hear that now. I will say, Saturday,
Speaker 7: on my way up to Erie, I went up for
Speaker 7: the crampus, not night up in Erie. Uh that Saturday morning.
Speaker 7: I left early. There are lots of hunters out, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 7: and so I mean it's great to see.
Speaker 9: Uh. I was just curious.
Speaker 7: You know, oftentimes we you know, think about people being
Speaker 7: out there. When are we going to start seeing some
Speaker 7: sightings come in?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 7: You and I are you know, talked about the reports
Speaker 7: that have come in over the last couple of weeks
Speaker 7: that we received, and of course we've put that on
Speaker 7: our Patreon for our Patreon followers. You can subscribe for
Speaker 7: as little as two dollars a month. No response yet
Speaker 7: from those folks, So just waiting to hear back to
Speaker 7: see if we can get especially that one near Williamsport.
Speaker 7: Outside of Williamsport, I think close to the land lot
Speaker 7: five six bake. It would be really interesting to get
Speaker 7: out and see.
Speaker 9: So anxious to hear.
Speaker 8: I just reloaded on my camera, so let's see what
Speaker 8: we get.
Speaker 5: Nice.
Speaker 8: Ah, I am getting a lot of deer and pheasant track.
Speaker 8: I'm getting a lot of you know, and I've noticed
Speaker 8: it's improved since I've improved their their food. This is
Speaker 8: something me and Forker were playing with.
Speaker 10: What ten years ago, fifteen years ago.
Speaker 8: What we're talking about Dan a sasquatch garden. The water
Speaker 8: company was not impressed. If you find well, yeah, if
Speaker 8: you find an area where you think there may be something,
Speaker 8: look for the food sources. Like I kind of was
Speaker 8: a I was kind of searching today, and you know,
Speaker 8: the average bear needs five thousand calories a day, okay,
Speaker 8: and during during fall they go into like a bloat
Speaker 8: because they're going to go into hibernation. They need like
Speaker 8: twenty thousand calories a day. The average eight is the
Speaker 8: same as we do. So it matters to what size
Speaker 8: you are, Like, I'm five eleven, what do you fork?
Speaker 5: Or five eight?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 9: Five five?
Speaker 8: It was trying to be nice, Yeah, Matt, you're like
Speaker 8: what six eight? Yeah, okay, my weight is I'm not
Speaker 8: going through everybody's way.
Speaker 11: Henry, what do you I've.
Speaker 5: Never seen you standing up, so I'm not sure.
Speaker 8: At least you're tolerant dustin. But anyway, so, like I
Speaker 8: was looking at a lot of that, and they were saying,
Speaker 8: you know that the average person in anywhere from five
Speaker 8: foot to six foot, it's like two to three thousand calories,
Speaker 8: you know. And during the winter it boats up too,
Speaker 8: because a good portion you burn a lot of calories
Speaker 8: just staying warm.
Speaker 5: Because of the kind of creatures we are, you know.
Speaker 10: And I was just we had decided that we were
Speaker 10: going to bait an area, not not to kill anything,
Speaker 10: but just to like give it some extra food to
Speaker 10: think maybe it'd show up more.
Speaker 7: That thing, right, some of the areas that you you
Speaker 7: you're working on mat or is there a lot of
Speaker 7: food sources there, because it seems like if you.
Speaker 8: Have bear and deer and they're beating down that many
Speaker 8: calories a day, it's got to be something.
Speaker 10: I mean, yeah, the bear eating the deer, but the
Speaker 10: deer got to be eating something.
Speaker 6: No, you know what, actually both of them, both the
Speaker 6: deer and the beer, especially this year, which kind of
Speaker 6: indicated that we were going to get a good winner.
Speaker 6: There was a lot of hard masts, which is your acorns,
Speaker 6: especially here in Pennsylvania, and you know what I mean,
Speaker 6: those those are themselves. I think that this way, it's
Speaker 6: like eating uh to us, like eating like a bottle
Speaker 6: in academia nuts, you know, like they're delicious for the
Speaker 6: deer and the bear. They offer a lot of nutrients,
Speaker 6: especially adding to fat natural fat. So yeah, so I
Speaker 6: noticed this year, like you know, there's always a lot
Speaker 6: of different folklore traditions out there about you know, how
Speaker 6: do you tell, uh, you know, if it's gonna be
Speaker 6: a bad winner? You know, like you know, you look
Speaker 6: at the hair of a cow if it's rough or
Speaker 6: you know, you look at the those buggers, Yeah, if
Speaker 6: they're you know that those uh they're the brown in
Speaker 6: black uh you know, basically uh caterpillars, and you look
Speaker 6: to see, Okay, if it's more brown, it means it's
Speaker 6: going to be a you know, like a lighter winter.
Speaker 6: If it's more black, it's going to be a heavier,
Speaker 6: uh heavier winter. So we're we go through and we
Speaker 6: look at stuff like that. But I do know, like
Speaker 6: I said, this was a very very heavy uh year
Speaker 6: for hard mass. So any of those animals are going
Speaker 6: to be eating eating that and uh putting those calories
Speaker 6: on excellent.
Speaker 7: And our guest has joined us tonight here, how are you, sir?
Speaker 5: Yes, a little bit late. I had to get doing
Speaker 5: a little limit job earlier.
Speaker 9: So oh no, that's fine, that's fine.
Speaker 7: You're just talking about uh bear harvest, deer harvest, and uh,
Speaker 7: you know, some indicators for a heavy winter.
Speaker 5: Here.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 7: Folcus is Glenn from Northeast p A. Glenn is part
Speaker 7: of the Pennsylvania big Foot Project. He's on Facebook. Uh
Speaker 7: Glenn at the Central PA Bigfoot Festival. And yeah, we've
Speaker 7: met a couple of times I think, yeah, they're yeah,
Speaker 7: And I wanted to get Glenn on the show because
Speaker 7: first of all, you know, we're a bigfoot show, and
Speaker 7: second of all, my heart always goes out to the
Speaker 7: Pennsylvania guys, because you know, for the majority of us,
Speaker 7: that's what we are and our state. Glenn, I think
Speaker 7: it's very underreported with the amount of Bigfoot sightings we
Speaker 7: get when it comes to some of the larger national databases.
Speaker 7: I don't know about you, but I sure say we
Speaker 7: have more than one hundred and forty big foot reports
Speaker 7: out there, definitely.
Speaker 5: I mean, but then in any state you get that too,
Speaker 5: that a lot of people just never come forward, right, So.
Speaker 7: Glenn, how did you get involved in Bigfoot? How did
Speaker 7: this unfold for you?
Speaker 5: Okay? I moved from Colorado to Arizona when I was
Speaker 5: probably about fifteen years old. My family moved from one
Speaker 5: area to open a new restaurant in Arizona. So first day,
Speaker 5: go ahead, Sorry, I thought someone I had a question
Speaker 5: real quick.
Speaker 8: I had a question about the restaurant, but I had
Speaker 8: nothing new the story.
Speaker 5: Okay, I'll tell you about that later. Yeah. Food, oh yeah,
Speaker 5: food is always good. My grandmother's recipes always family recipes.
Speaker 5: I just made some short ripped of the night from
Speaker 5: on one of our recipes. So good anyway, So I
Speaker 5: started hearing some The first time I noticed it, I
Speaker 5: was up our trailer was that we rented when we
Speaker 5: were remodeling the place. The restaurant was way up on
Speaker 5: the top of the reservation in Arizona, so it backed
Speaker 5: up against the reservation bob wire fans or whatever. But
Speaker 5: I would go out there with my headphones on and
Speaker 5: smoke cigarettes outside and my sister would turn over the
Speaker 5: record player for me, right the records inside. This is
Speaker 5: back in seventy seventy five or something, and I kept
Speaker 5: hearing this wood knocking, and I thought it was like,
Speaker 5: you know, up in wood or something way out there
Speaker 5: in the middle. I didn't think that much of it.
Speaker 5: So about five months later we moved down to where
Speaker 5: we opened the restaurant. And things are going different, you know,
Speaker 5: everything's going great. And I was leaving a friend of
Speaker 5: mine's house late at night, walking a friend's girlfriend home,
Speaker 5: and this was, you know, two thirty in the morning,
Speaker 5: left a little birthday party. Walking her home. I walked
Speaker 5: past this one house where the dogs had been barking,
Speaker 5: and nothing they hadn't been a problem on the way
Speaker 5: past there. Take good night to her. She went in
Speaker 5: through her window, came back through. I walked back toward
Speaker 5: that house. The dogs were just raising hell, I mean,
Speaker 5: just vicious something that was really bothering the dog. So
Speaker 5: I was on that side of the road. I started
Speaker 5: crossing the road. As I was crossing the road, I
Speaker 5: get about halfway past the house and about halfway across
Speaker 5: the road, and the dogs went silent. And they were
Speaker 5: past the house a little bit right. They were right,
Speaker 5: you know, there just silent, no sound at all. And
Speaker 5: I just kept walking, kept walking, kept walking, And as
Speaker 5: I got past the house, about fifteen twenty feet maybe
Speaker 5: this roar started from up in this trees, this huge roar.
Speaker 5: It was so loud, the vibration was going through my
Speaker 5: body from about fifty sixty yards away. It was the
Speaker 5: most amazing sound that I can't imagine. It was like
Speaker 5: standing in front of a concert speaker from that far away.
Speaker 5: And this went on for like fifteen or twenty seconds.
Speaker 5: And I never stopped. I didn't run. Something just instincts
Speaker 5: said don't run, just keep walking. And pretty soon this
Speaker 5: sounds this, I mean, it was just this pissed off.
Speaker 5: It was just screaming and shaking the tree, and it
Speaker 5: finally stopped. And it never stopped. And they say that
Speaker 5: they can speak on the inlet and outlet of their breath,
Speaker 5: and I could. I could attest to that because it
Speaker 5: never deviated from this roar that it was doing. And
Speaker 5: it was going on for I mean, what seemed like forever,
Speaker 5: but it was only like fifteen or twenty seconds. But
Speaker 5: trust me, that's a long time when you're a fifteen
Speaker 5: year old kid walking in an area that you don't
Speaker 5: know about. And this down was coming from about thirty
Speaker 5: feet in the air. Thirty five feet in the air,
Speaker 5: So that's because it was coming down to me, done
Speaker 5: down at me. But from the the loudness of it,
Speaker 5: it could have been standing on the ground.
Speaker 11: In my mind, that's how big this you know, yell was.
Speaker 5: So when it stopped and I'm going, I kept walking
Speaker 5: about fifty feet and I had to go down an incline.
Speaker 5: It says about a forty foot incline. Slow gradual cars,
Speaker 5: you know lane two lane road, no cars on the
Speaker 5: road at two thirty o'clock, you know, three o'clock in
Speaker 5: the morning. As soon as I got to the bottom
Speaker 5: of that plateau, I start walking across and it's about
Speaker 5: an eighth of a mile flat, and then it goes
Speaker 5: up that same kind of grade on the other side.
Speaker 5: So I'm walking in the flat part about a quarter
Speaker 5: of the way into it, and I hear something move
Speaker 5: to my left and it's definite, you know, heavy, you know.
Speaker 5: I hear something and I could tell it was there,
Speaker 5: and not that far from the road.
Speaker 11: A little tiny bob wire founds on both sides, and
Speaker 11: then I don't hear anything. I keep walking, just keep walking.
Speaker 5: Pretty soon I hear it on my right side, and
Speaker 5: there's some trees and summer cabins on that side, so
Speaker 5: it had a little more cover or day or hit.
Speaker 5: I don't know. There might have been more than one,
Speaker 5: but I think it was the same one just crossing
Speaker 5: back over behind me. And it was ahead of me
Speaker 5: because I could tell it was ahead of me from
Speaker 5: where I could hear. There was no other sound anywhere
Speaker 5: except for this creature moving. So when I got up
Speaker 5: to where the highway was, this is Highway two sixty
Speaker 5: in Lakeside, Arizona. And when I got up to the highway,
Speaker 5: I turned left and I could hear it behind this
Speaker 5: little blue ridge drive in and then behind the post
Speaker 5: office on the other side of the road, and it
Speaker 5: was like a two lane little road highway. Then it's
Speaker 5: bigger now, but back then, so I didn't I could
Speaker 5: never see it between the two buildings because there was light,
Speaker 5: but it was so fast. But I could hear it
Speaker 5: on the gravel back there behind it, behind the building,
Speaker 5: so I know it's still tracking me. And I lived
Speaker 5: right in the part of that road, about an eighth
Speaker 5: of a mile past there. I walked to my house. Behind
Speaker 5: our restaurant was this huge barn that I lived in
Speaker 5: my dad and I remodeled part of the this barn
Speaker 5: into a one third of it into an apartment for me.
Speaker 5: So I get in there, I flipped a lot, throw
Speaker 5: about twenty shells in my twenty two rifle or fifteen shells,
Speaker 5: I don't know, and I just tossed on the bed.
Speaker 5: I said, this isn't going to do anything, and I
Speaker 5: don't know if I'm going to wake up my dad.
Speaker 5: He's a Navy guy. He has some big I mean
Speaker 5: big caliber guns or did I mean gone now unfortunately,
Speaker 5: but fifty caliber elephant hunting rifle and okay, so yeah,
Speaker 5: I'm not going to wake up my navy from dad
Speaker 5: from at three in the morning. Wasn't going to do it,
Speaker 5: so I just stayed awake. You know, I'm thinking, do
Speaker 5: I call the game service, the game ward, and I
Speaker 5: don't know what to do. I'm fifteen years old, you know, so,
Speaker 5: and we didn't have cell phones or you know, anything.
Speaker 5: So I go back out there first in the morning.
Speaker 5: I didn't get any sleep, maybe none or fifteen minutes.
Speaker 5: I don't think I slept at all. And I go
Speaker 5: back out there. I go back over to those exact
Speaker 5: trees first, you know. And I walk out there and
Speaker 5: I see like a tree that looks like it's been
Speaker 5: pushed down. And then I noticed around this big tree,
Speaker 5: it's bigger around that I can hold in my arms, right,
Speaker 5: bigger than a trash candle lit. If you visualize that
Speaker 5: the base big pine tree. Halfway around the bottom of
Speaker 5: that tree, all the pine needles are pushed away about
Speaker 5: six inches deep and about six inches wide about halfway
Speaker 5: around that tree, just that tree. Later, I kind of
Speaker 5: figured out that it might have been them pushing to
Speaker 5: try and find the ground when on its way back
Speaker 5: down to the ground. I don't know, you know, swiping
Speaker 5: its foot, you know, I don't know, but I had
Speaker 5: to come up with some reasonable Exphena said, But I
Speaker 5: saw trees that have been pushed down right there, and
Speaker 5: I could see like two like some kind of maybe
Speaker 5: claw mark, and it was higher up that I could
Speaker 5: you know, I could reach it, but not comfortably. And
Speaker 5: I certainly wouldn't be pushing down a tree that I
Speaker 5: unless I was eight nine ten feet tall. And these
Speaker 5: trees weren't dead when they were pushed over, so it
Speaker 5: takes a lot of force.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it sounds like right, yeah, yep, Glenn. I have
Speaker 2: a question for you immediately that comes to mind, if
Speaker 2: you don't mind me asking. Culturally in that area, is
Speaker 2: there a term that is used for this creature like
Speaker 2: the Yucca man?
Speaker 5: Definitely? Okay, So the Mogion monster, oh oh okay, And
Speaker 5: it's very they're very well known in that area, in
Speaker 5: that region along the Mogian Rim in Arizona. It's kind
Speaker 5: of like a a five thousand foot drop off down
Speaker 5: towards you know, the valley down below. It's a very beautiful.
Speaker 5: It's the largest standard virgin pine trees in the world
Speaker 5: right there. Wow, Okay, most people have no idea, like
Speaker 5: what Arizona, that's a lot of trees, Like, yeah, it's
Speaker 5: a big state, but that area is gorgeous. But pine
Speaker 5: needles also bones decay extremely fasts. Right, Oh, so that's
Speaker 5: something that you know, maybe association of bigfoot bones ever
Speaker 5: being found too. I think I think my second story
Speaker 5: will probably tell you a little bit more about how
Speaker 5: I think they hide, and that's on water. They go
Speaker 5: underwater and now in Green River and creeks and dig
Speaker 5: their way up and they have their caverns underneath. Yeah.
Speaker 7: Now that's not something that I've I've heard of that before, Glenn,
Speaker 7: It's been suggested before that that's a possibility. But I'm
Speaker 7: interested in that story. My question for you is, before
Speaker 7: we move on to that, as you were fifteen, was
Speaker 7: this your first exposure to bigfoot?
Speaker 9: Was this sighting that you had or you.
Speaker 7: You hadn't really dabbled around in it beforehand or anything.
Speaker 5: No, I had no idea what this creature ogre. I
Speaker 5: had no idea, you know, in my mind something that
Speaker 5: was like, you know, twenty feet tall, just massive lung
Speaker 5: capacity to do this type of rati great, unbelievable.
Speaker 7: Well, I do have to say, that's one hell of
Speaker 7: an introduction to the subject.
Speaker 5: Well, I found footprint that day too, and other things.
Speaker 5: So I walk after I found the slide around the
Speaker 5: tree or whatever that was, and the tree pushed down,
Speaker 5: I said, all right, I'm going to retrace where it
Speaker 5: would have gone next to the road where I first
Speaker 5: heard it. Right, So I walked down this incline. It's
Speaker 5: not that steep, but down the inclined into the field
Speaker 5: next to the road, and I see this mound of grass.
Speaker 5: It's probably like thirty forty feet long and probably about
Speaker 5: fifteen twenty feet wide, and it's probably about a foot
Speaker 5: and a half deep or so. And I see a
Speaker 5: footprint probably about eight feet out into it. And it's
Speaker 5: the right footprint, a human shape footprint sunk down about
Speaker 5: seven or eight inches, and it's huge. It's like, I
Speaker 5: don't know, I didn't have a never, I didn't. I
Speaker 5: estimated about twenty two inches and that's a kid age.
Speaker 5: And then but that's not all. So remember when I
Speaker 5: said I could hear it to my left, all right,
Speaker 5: So that was the first footprint, and there was two
Speaker 5: about like hun or twelve feet past it. It was
Speaker 5: like it it sunk, and then instinct said to land
Speaker 5: on two feet because there was left in the right,
Speaker 5: side by side in this deep grass impression, and it
Speaker 5: was just mind boggling to my mind. I'm like, wow, okay,
Speaker 5: And you know, then I started, you know, kind of
Speaker 5: understanding how big this thing was and how heavy it
Speaker 5: could have been. Is to do that kind of impression
Speaker 5: on that grass that had been there quite some years.
Speaker 5: It took a lot of weight, right, a lot of
Speaker 5: weight right. And so I look into the field and
Speaker 5: I see two trees up in the field up by
Speaker 5: the corner. So I walk up toward those trees, and
Speaker 5: I was getting closer, and I'm like, wait a minute,
Speaker 5: that's the pine tree, the closest one to the tree
Speaker 5: the road. A pine tree straight up and down, gorgeous,
Speaker 5: you know, fifty sixty feet tall. Seventy maybe next to
Speaker 5: it is a pine tree that bends. I cannot lie,
Speaker 5: like five or six times ninety degree angle, turns up
Speaker 5: to the right, really to the left, up to the
Speaker 5: It was just amazing. And I'm fifteen years old and
Speaker 5: I look up there and I see some sap has
Speaker 5: been dug up by the top, like still dripping and
Speaker 5: I'm like, all right, well I'm young. I jump up
Speaker 5: there and I start climbing, and it's really easy climb
Speaker 5: because you're turning every like five four or five feet
Speaker 5: to another area where you can just stand and then
Speaker 5: climb up. So that's a recent destruction. Then yeah, wow,
Speaker 5: something was digging up there. Wow. So I keep climbing
Speaker 5: right and I'm on the last branch. All right, that'll
Speaker 5: support my weight. Okay, so probably the last branch that
Speaker 5: whatever is climbing could stand on. And I'm probably three
Speaker 5: and a half feet from what I can reach to
Speaker 5: where that staff is dug and digging if it's a creature,
Speaker 5: but it And then I stopped and I looked, and
Speaker 5: I sit down, like right up there, and I'm looking.
Speaker 5: It's like you can't even see hardly see the road,
Speaker 5: but you can see everything. They would never see you.
Speaker 5: You can have your own family sitting on that tree
Speaker 5: ambushing whatever creature or whatever came through that field. But
Speaker 5: also check out all the humans going by all night long.
Speaker 2: Crazy. Wow.
Speaker 5: So I started talking to friends about, you know, what
Speaker 5: is this thing? And they told me right away, Bigfoot,
Speaker 5: it's the Mogion monster, the you know Sasquatch. A lot
Speaker 5: of the Indians started talking about it.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 9: Glenn, Guys, we gotta take our mid show break. Folks.
Speaker 7: You're listening to the Sasquatch Experience. Sean Falker, Henry made
Speaker 7: James Baker Matt under advance and has been tonight's guests
Speaker 7: Bigfoot Glenn Glenn Barassa from the PA Bigfoot Project. Folks,
Speaker 7: stick around, We'll be right back right after.
Speaker 5: This news team a symbol.
Speaker 8: So what I'd like to do is something that's been
Speaker 8: a tradition every Christmas, even my family for many years.
Speaker 8: We're gonna get drunk and throw up. No, what I'd
Speaker 8: like to do is I'd like to read everyone the
Speaker 8: story the night before Christmas.
Speaker 5: Okay, no, and this would be good. No, it'll suck. No,
Speaker 5: it'll be fine.
Speaker 10: No yet, no, no, no, no yet, no peanut, no, no,
Speaker 10: let me say it in Japanese.
Speaker 2: No Ah, Yes, twas the night before Tuesday. And I'm
Speaker 2: so delirious because I stayed up all night and listened
Speaker 2: to the Sasquatch Experience. Happy Monday ninety you all, as
Speaker 2: we are headed right into the dark season, only lit
Speaker 2: up by Christmas lights in your neighborhood. But hey, I
Speaker 2: know you're here for one reason and one reason only,
Speaker 2: and that's the subject a bigfoot. And there is an
Speaker 2: encounter that happened in November of this year, to be
Speaker 2: more precise, November two, at approximately six point thirty in
Speaker 2: the morning in South Carolina. Peak is a town of
Speaker 2: sixty four people located on the banks of the Broad
Speaker 2: River in Newberry County. The witness, who is a law
Speaker 2: enforcement officer and I know Matt likes to be referred
Speaker 2: to as a law enforcement officer, was only identified as
Speaker 2: j M. He said, I was deer hunting online and
Speaker 2: owned by his family when the sighting occurred.
Speaker 5: Quote.
Speaker 2: While sitting in the ground blind, I heard a loud,
Speaker 2: deep toned grunt and a stomp at the same time,
Speaker 2: JM said, I turned around and what I saw was
Speaker 2: approximately seven to seven and a half foot tall, brown
Speaker 2: human like shape through the brush. Now, the shape that
Speaker 2: the officer saw is quoted as saying it had long
Speaker 2: brown hair and ape like face and long arms. According
Speaker 2: to his statement, which was submitted to the BFROL website
Speaker 2: on November sixth, twenty twenty four, four days after the
Speaker 2: alleged n't counter quote, We watched each other for probably
Speaker 2: thirty seconds, but felt like forever, before it turned and
Speaker 2: walked off. The witness continued, I am a police officer
Speaker 2: and had no clue what to make of it at
Speaker 2: this point. As much as I didn't want to admit it,
Speaker 2: I'm convinced it was a bigfoot. Matt Moneymaker assigned the
Speaker 2: sighting as a Class A designation, the highest and most
Speaker 2: credible listing reserved for clear sightings in circumstances where misinterpretation
Speaker 2: or misidentification of other animals can be ruled out with
Speaker 2: greater confidence. He is hunted on the same property since
Speaker 2: he was a child, Moneymaker wrote, this was the first
Speaker 2: time he had an encounter like this. As he mentions
Speaker 2: in his report, he heard a huff and stomped combo
Speaker 2: behind him, and he was concealed in a ground blind
Speaker 2: on the edge of a power line Rooge. Either the
Speaker 2: original account of the alleged encounter or Moneymaker's recap of
Speaker 2: it referenced any evidence to support it other than jm's testimony. Also,
Speaker 2: no one was present with JM at the time of
Speaker 2: the alleged site. When we come back, let's give the
Speaker 2: work great shout out.
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Speaker 5: I told you quite a bit about that experience, but
Speaker 5: I think about maybe since you're all from Pennsylvania, I
Speaker 5: jump right into one of the most terrifying and experiences
Speaker 5: that happened in Pennsylvania here.
Speaker 9: Oh, let's make it happen. Let's go ahead, all right.
Speaker 5: First of all, I want to say that I forgave
Speaker 5: him or them for scaring us all that night. They
Speaker 5: don't think it was their intention or his intention to
Speaker 5: do that. I really think that they were coming up
Speaker 5: or he was coming up to defend us. And you'll
Speaker 5: know why. But all right, let me go into it.
Speaker 5: So this location I found by I was going camping
Speaker 5: with my brother and he was coming from a different
Speaker 5: location and I was kind of just I was going
Speaker 5: to get there about a half hour before him, so
Speaker 5: I scouted out this location. I just saw a little
Speaker 5: trail off the road and I pulled down it with
Speaker 5: my toyle a round four, and I said, oh, looked
Speaker 5: like an old cul de sac that was turned around
Speaker 5: for trucks or something, muddy, nothing really, and I kind
Speaker 5: of looked to the side. I saw a little tiny
Speaker 5: two track on my side, so I went, well, pull
Speaker 5: down there. So I pulled down there, and the tree
Speaker 5: down and I'm like, no, it doesn't look like it
Speaker 5: goes anywhere. It like kind of just ends. So I
Speaker 5: pulled out a little bit farther to where that tree
Speaker 5: was down. And cut off, you know, and I see
Speaker 5: all these sticks on the one side like weaved in,
Speaker 5: and then a couple on the other side, but not many.
Speaker 5: And then I like a spunch of hair around that area,
Speaker 5: and I so, okay, So I get out of the
Speaker 5: car and I go over and I look, and there's
Speaker 5: this huge flop of poop and another big PLoP as
Speaker 5: big as my hand, and it's about two or three
Speaker 5: inches deep thick. But the huge PLoP was just this
Speaker 5: very gladinous and really I've never I mean I've been
Speaker 5: around one hundred and fifty cows and I've seen hundreds
Speaker 5: of different cows. Never anything looked like this. Definitely not
Speaker 5: a cow, but as thick as that, I mean like
Speaker 5: four or five inches thick that the bigger PLoP. Anyway,
Speaker 5: I have pictures of that I can show you. But
Speaker 5: so there was hair though in this whole region, like
Speaker 5: like about six foot wide by about ten foot long,
Speaker 5: like just like it was just molting or shedding its,
Speaker 5: you know, winter coat. And this is March. My brother
Speaker 5: and I like to go out when there's nobody to
Speaker 5: be nobody out there and just start start camping and
Speaker 5: getting our you know, feel for the areas and this
Speaker 5: was a good area. So I call my brother and
Speaker 5: and he said, well, let's set up camp and then
Speaker 5: I'll go back with you, all right. So I picked
Speaker 5: up the poop sample and a couple of big bags,
Speaker 5: you know, and put it in my empty styrofoam box
Speaker 5: and brought it back and then we set up camp,
Speaker 5: and I brought my brother back there, and we're looking around.
Speaker 5: We see a couple of little signs of definitely something
Speaker 5: heavy has been around the area, and he didn't want
Speaker 5: to go into the laurels, you know, down because you
Speaker 5: can't even see ten feet into these laurels they're so thick.
Speaker 5: The mountain laurels in this area are just like huge
Speaker 5: leaves and just millions of them, and it's like a
Speaker 5: maze in this area. So I've been back there four
Speaker 5: or five times after that with another investigator. So this
Speaker 5: particular time, I brought my friend Stephanie and her boyfriend
Speaker 5: and aj Aj. You might have met Aj two Sean,
Speaker 5: but AG's a good investigator out here. So he's my
Speaker 5: mother lead investigator, and this other couple basically, so we're
Speaker 5: hiking down there, parked in that same spot and hiked
Speaker 5: down there, about two hours, maybe a little more, and
Speaker 5: I saw some signs, but not as much as normal,
Speaker 5: like nothing fresh. So I said, why don't we let
Speaker 5: this area cool down? And everybody agreed, So we hiked
Speaker 5: back out, hopped in my suv and drove to another
Speaker 5: public area hiking, and we go hiking down there. And
Speaker 5: instead of going where the moring main trail goes when
Speaker 5: it gets down by the water, we went the opposite
Speaker 5: direction over these like HOOKI does, and down by the water,
Speaker 5: get out on this little island, and this island it's
Speaker 5: probably only I mean the water itself is only like
Speaker 5: twenty five feet wide. It's not that wide. So we're
Speaker 5: on this little island and we're walking and I'm leading,
Speaker 5: and I come across this footprint and it's a child
Speaker 5: sized footprint, probably about US size seven child footprint, but
Speaker 5: it's sunk down almost an inch deep into this you know,
Speaker 5: little mud area. AJ is the heaviest one. He was
Speaker 5: on two hundred and thirty five pounds, so he stepped
Speaker 5: next to it after we took pictures of it, and
Speaker 5: he only sunk down about an eighth of an inch.
Speaker 5: So whatever step there was either carrying something four hundred
Speaker 5: and fifty pounds or weighed close to that for that
Speaker 5: time footprint, that's pretty heavy. That's that's us guestimation. So
Speaker 5: when I'm out, I either lead or follow. So this time,
Speaker 5: AJ started fleeting, so I was following up to the couple. Okay,
Speaker 5: so I'm following. All of a sudden, probably about a
Speaker 5: couple of minutes later, we came across that same footprint,
Speaker 5: going the same direction on that same little island without
Speaker 5: going off of it. That doesn't. That doesn't. That sounds
Speaker 5: supposed to time more happen. Basically, That's what I'm telling you.
Speaker 5: Something happened. So I said, all right, guys, well we'll
Speaker 5: stop up. Stop everybody just turned wherever he follow me,
Speaker 5: I'm going to lead us back out. So I did
Speaker 5: let us. He's getting dark anyway, so I let us
Speaker 5: back out, got back to the suv, drove back over
Speaker 5: to the other area, and because it is muddy, I
Speaker 5: decided to back in this time too. Sen's getting dar
Speaker 5: or it was dark by then, so I backed in
Speaker 5: and we're just bullshitting and talking and shining the flashlights
Speaker 5: around and just trying to put him in ease. And
Speaker 5: I told Stephanie, I said Stephanie, why don't you say
Speaker 5: a few things just put him at ease. He said,
Speaker 5: I don't know what to say, and I said, just
Speaker 5: say anything, you know, just you know, say hey, we're
Speaker 5: we're here to visit, you know. So she started doing that,
Speaker 5: and I walked out towards the laurels on the one side,
Speaker 5: and I didn't have a flashlight, but they're shining it
Speaker 5: behind me, and it's like this big silhouette of Glenn
Speaker 5: up on these laurels, about twenty foot high, Glenn shadow anyway,
Speaker 5: and I'm kind of just laughing and kind of just
Speaker 5: joking around and talking like I told her to do,
Speaker 5: because that's kind of how I interpret and investigate in
Speaker 5: some areas with Bigfoot, trying to interpret and interact with them.
Speaker 5: So I came back over to the truck and SUV
Speaker 5: and AG had gotten in the front seat and the
Speaker 5: passenger side, and we're just talking, and I decided to
Speaker 5: out of the booz. Something tell me to do it
Speaker 5: to replicate the yell that I heard in Arizona. So
Speaker 5: I turned towards the vehicle and the window was opened,
Speaker 5: my driver window, so I didn't want to yell and
Speaker 5: close to the window with aj right there kind of
Speaker 5: blow his ear drums out right. So I walked to
Speaker 5: the back of the suv, and right as I got
Speaker 5: to there, I just let it out just only about
Speaker 5: a half a second, and I put my hands up
Speaker 5: and I just did it as loud as I could
Speaker 5: for about half a second, that's all. And I'll do
Speaker 5: it real quick to watch your ear if you got
Speaker 5: him one just even louder though. But it was within
Speaker 5: a second, something just started stomping up at us. And
Speaker 5: I mean, guys, there is no animal in the world
Speaker 5: that can stomp like this that I've ever heard of.
Speaker 5: It sounded like trees ten inches around gaining speed, bipeda
Speaker 5: ly stomping up at me, had all of us. This
Speaker 5: boyfriend jumps in the back seat and slams the door,
Speaker 5: and Stephanie starts running around the front of the truck.
Speaker 5: As I get over to the driver's side and jump
Speaker 5: in and start it, she gets in and we're all
Speaker 5: they're just screaming, go, go go, and you can you
Speaker 5: still feeling the impressions, but it's, you know, it's it's
Speaker 5: had to have stopped because it was I mean that fat.
Speaker 5: I mean, there were limbs breaking off. It was just
Speaker 5: ag said he could feel it inside the suv. The
Speaker 5: impressions like.
Speaker 7: Like a bulldozer, like a bulldozer plowing through Glenn right,
Speaker 7: just force.
Speaker 5: Full and oh no, there was no other direction than
Speaker 5: directly at up right. There was I mean right at me.
Speaker 5: I mean, and it felt like it was fifteen twenty
Speaker 5: feet away by the time I turned around. I swear.
Speaker 7: What I think is funny is that yelled, just a
Speaker 7: brief snippet of that yell that you just demonstrated for us,
Speaker 7: Glenn a lot like Matts.
Speaker 5: Matt.
Speaker 7: Matt like tries to fancy it like the Ohio Hall.
Speaker 7: I always feel like Matts is just more sustained and
Speaker 7: powerful when he tries to call with it. But the
Speaker 7: last time we did it, we got a response to
Speaker 7: that call. And and to your point, Glenn, it's there's
Speaker 7: something powerful about that, Like you know, when you go
Speaker 7: back to Colorado, you're saying you could feel the reverberation.
Speaker 9: And the Arizona in the next Arizona. That's it the
Speaker 9: speaker like being next to the speaker.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean it's in Pa here. It did not
Speaker 5: make the vocal of any.
Speaker 7: Kind, but just the force of the movement.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, I mean, I mean, do you think
Speaker 5: of like a rhinoceros like doubled, you know, like each
Speaker 5: leg is like a rhinoceros. That's what it sounded like
Speaker 5: coming up by that. Because elephants walk quietly, you know,
Speaker 5: they're they're graceful. You know, they don't stomp like that
Speaker 5: unless there's, you know, something you know they're trying to.
Speaker 5: But this was cool. I mean, the impressions in the ground,
Speaker 5: I mean, and they were yelling, go go go, don't
Speaker 5: stop that thing. It just knocked this truck over, go go, yeah,
Speaker 5: you know, And I'm driving his mund and getting us
Speaker 5: out of there, and I wanted to go back, and they're, no, no,
Speaker 5: we're not going back tonight. No, no, no, ag. And
Speaker 5: I went back first thing in the morning, like at
Speaker 5: seven am, and we found branches like three inches around.
Speaker 5: They were twelve feet up in their laurels. You know,
Speaker 5: we couldn't find any impressions, but you know, because it's
Speaker 5: such leaf cover and such dense laurels, but you could
Speaker 5: kind of tell where the path or where it might
Speaker 5: have been haunched down. Watching us from about sixty yards away,
Speaker 5: seventy yards away, you know, below us, right, and a
Speaker 5: perfect little vantage point where it could just you know.
Speaker 5: And then when I did that roar, I think it,
Speaker 5: like I say, I think it was coming up to
Speaker 5: defend us, to protect us, because there are dogmen in
Speaker 5: that area. This is not just Bigfoot region. And I
Speaker 5: know lady that sold her house. I interviewed her for
Speaker 5: two hours and she sold her house and moved. Yeah.
Speaker 5: I mean that's it was like right outside of her
Speaker 5: living room. Pitch your window fifty forty feet out, fifty
Speaker 5: feet out, she said, and just this evil the most
Speaker 5: evil look, Glenn, that she had ever seen. And I said, well,
Speaker 5: and I didn't lead her on. I said, what were
Speaker 5: the ears like? And she raised her hand like they
Speaker 5: were huge? It was, you know, and this creature was
Speaker 5: like eight feet tall and these big haunches of legs
Speaker 5: with an upper torso that wasn't quite right. But the
Speaker 5: head and that was just massiveness, dog evil from hell
Speaker 5: kind of creatures.
Speaker 9: She said, Henry, you have a question for Glenn.
Speaker 7: Yes, I had a question for for you, Glenn.
Speaker 9: What animal would you compare the roar you.
Speaker 5: Heard too was the closest I mean a tiger, but
Speaker 5: a tiger with a human vocal cord per halfs you
Speaker 5: know what I'm saying. But the the esophagus, it must
Speaker 5: be just master, I mean to make that kind of
Speaker 5: a rejection, And it must have been some kind of
Speaker 5: infrasound too, I would imagine, I don't know. It did
Speaker 5: not affect me and my friend aj other times in
Speaker 5: other places he's been zapped in these laurels where I
Speaker 5: had to call him out and get him to become
Speaker 5: my direction because he was totally disoriented from what was
Speaker 5: going on. But it didn't affect me.
Speaker 7: You know what's interesting is that you compare it to
Speaker 7: a tiger, and tigers are one of the animals that
Speaker 7: are known to use in for sound to stunt. Yeah, right,
Speaker 7: I mean it's it's it's it's been documented that you know,
Speaker 7: the term zapp you know, for folks that listen that
Speaker 7: you know, not necessarily a wu term, right, zap is
Speaker 7: just the term used to describe the infrasonic effect.
Speaker 5: Right, there's folks that have.
Speaker 9: Right the different background.
Speaker 5: It's an infrasound that Bigfoot can do that's silent right now,
Speaker 5: most like a tiger. And I you know I heard that,
Speaker 5: and I and you do feel that and I've been
Speaker 5: to you know, a couple of dudes. I know that,
Speaker 5: but it's not like that. I mean, I think what
Speaker 5: I heard that roar may have been the full out.
Speaker 5: But this creature, somehow, this bigfoot bigfoot can do this
Speaker 5: infrasound without doing sound right or at a level.
Speaker 7: Weekend here, Well, you know, often we talk about communication
Speaker 7: and how they communicate, and one of the speculations that
Speaker 7: are out there is, you know, infrasound, because it's such
Speaker 7: a low frequency, it travels far and permeates quite distance,
Speaker 7: and if they if they communicate using it, you know,
Speaker 7: with one another. Well, we're trying to find some way, Glenn,
Speaker 7: to detect it and try to find I don't recall it, yeah,
Speaker 7: like a red alert. I want to call it like
Speaker 7: in the moment and detect it when it's going on.
Speaker 7: And haven't figured out how to do it. But it's
Speaker 7: one of the things we've talked about sometime, is to
Speaker 7: figure out how if we're in a moment, how can
Speaker 7: we have a device that picks that up and kind
Speaker 7: of gives some sort of visual alert that hey, there's
Speaker 7: an infrasonic happening going on here.
Speaker 5: What about the seismic sensors they use near volcanoes.
Speaker 9: Could that work?
Speaker 7: There is an article someone forwarded to me, Glenn, and
Speaker 7: I'll see if I can get it over to you.
Speaker 7: Then may correspond to what you're saying that, yeah, get
Speaker 7: them on it, would you? Because that's beyond my my
Speaker 7: simple brain. But I'm willing to try it, you know,
Speaker 7: to see because there's some fascinating thing.
Speaker 9: Without going down.
Speaker 7: I firmly believe in for sound is a thing and
Speaker 7: it's used by these these entities. I really feel that
Speaker 7: it uses it for communication. I feel that myself and
Speaker 7: Tim Cassidy were affected by infrasound in the Keystone State
Speaker 7: Forest in the early two thousands. I was hit with
Speaker 7: an overwhelming sense of fear and nausea, but Glenn. It
Speaker 7: affected Tim in a way that he.
Speaker 9: Was more euphoric.
Speaker 7: And like it had different We both responded differently to
Speaker 7: something we couldn't see, but we could only feel.
Speaker 5: Right. I had the fear one happened to me once
Speaker 5: happened in Arizona when I found hair that was intense.
Speaker 7: It is and I mean there's there's something to it.
Speaker 7: Glenn and crying out loud, we're almost out of time
Speaker 7: for the night.
Speaker 5: I hate I hear, I see it. Glen.
Speaker 7: What do you think you know, you've you've investigated enough
Speaker 7: sightings now in Pennsylvania. We're gonna have to have you
Speaker 7: back for a part too at some point soon to
Speaker 7: what do you think this this thing is?
Speaker 5: What do you think the families and troops are? And
Speaker 5: you know there's there's thousands of them in this state
Speaker 5: and just in the region that I'm in. You know,
Speaker 5: there's it's hard to put a number because you don't
Speaker 5: really know the number, right, that's the problem. And I
Speaker 5: think that these underground springs are a big part of it.
Speaker 7: I think that you know, you talk about you know
Speaker 7: underground uh, you know, the underground.
Speaker 9: Caves and and access points to these caves.
Speaker 7: I think back to that Monster Quest episode and Henry,
Speaker 7: you probably don't'm talking about they're talking about the c
Speaker 7: apes out there and Vancouver Island and the Bigfoot being
Speaker 7: observed swimming.
Speaker 9: Sure. Yeah.
Speaker 7: And someone said to me the other day, how would
Speaker 7: you be able to distinguish them like hiding in the water,
Speaker 7: but like grabbing onto a piece of driftwood or something
Speaker 7: like casually, you probably wouldn't be able to determine.
Speaker 5: That I've had numerous dreams in the last two years
Speaker 5: of a bigfoot holding onto two logs drifting down a
Speaker 5: river or creek or something.
Speaker 9: M h, that's interesting.
Speaker 5: Why is it reoccurring? Is there a premonition or something
Speaker 5: it's going to happen?
Speaker 7: I guess I don't know, but I'll tell you.
Speaker 9: I always say pay attention to dreams. They do tell
Speaker 9: you things.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, I agreed.
Speaker 5: Well, the best footprint I ever found was in Arizona,
Speaker 5: and I will tell you about that. It was over
Speaker 5: eight inches deep, and it was only the front half
Speaker 5: of the foot, and it pushed mud up about sixteen
Speaker 5: inches above the ground, and the mud was curling towards
Speaker 5: the shore. So that's something to bate your your next
Speaker 5: episode with.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm gonna say what, that's well over one thousand
Speaker 2: pounds in my guests, definitely.
Speaker 5: And you can see the shape of the right foot
Speaker 5: was I mean amazing, no claw, no claw, you know,
Speaker 5: it was sunk down eight inches and then it dove
Speaker 5: into the water right, So it was just the front
Speaker 5: half of the foot right and then right in the water.
Speaker 5: Oh and that lake was about almost at least an
Speaker 5: eighth of a mile to where the creek inlets to it,
Speaker 5: where the deeper part of the the you know, so
Speaker 5: either underground or it can hold its breath a long time.
Speaker 7: One of the things that we always get kind of
Speaker 7: frustrated without here is that, you know, our soil is
Speaker 7: so damn rocky and it is it's hard to get
Speaker 7: good footprints out here, and it's it's frustrating because I
Speaker 7: think again, like there's so many of them, it's hard
Speaker 7: to put a number on out here. I think we've
Speaker 7: all kind of graduated from the belief that this potentially exists,
Speaker 7: that it does exist. We just have to find a
Speaker 7: way to prove it. And you know, when we talk
Speaker 7: to Glenn.
Speaker 5: We don't have to prove it. We do already know.
Speaker 5: We just kind of have to get our own you know,
Speaker 5: interactions and our own beliefs improved that way. I think nowadays,
Speaker 5: because I don't want to hurt I don't want twenty
Speaker 5: five people out there investigating the spot. It's like, you know,
Speaker 5: I've taken a few people there because it's it's it's
Speaker 5: important that it be shared, but it's also important to
Speaker 5: be respectful.
Speaker 7: Right, absolutely agree with that wholeheartedly.
Speaker 5: I'm talking to them when you go in and tell
Speaker 5: them why you're here. You know, when I go out,
Speaker 5: I tell Adam, I said, hey, we've done some movie
Speaker 5: nights out in the woods with my big speaker and
Speaker 5: the projection TV, a projection movie theater, and we've gotten
Speaker 5: some interaction. Right after it was done, I mean, Adam
Speaker 5: and I started talking on the microphone and the big
Speaker 5: speaker and talked for a few minutes, and then I
Speaker 5: let AJ talk And then we're packing everything up in
Speaker 5: my car. Ag is over by the passenger's side and
Speaker 5: I'm getting ready or I might have even just closed
Speaker 5: the trunk and about i'd say thirty feet to my
Speaker 5: left to hear this like a two part like, I mean,
Speaker 5: Adam's jaw is like there was like there. It was
Speaker 5: so close, and it's like it was it was a
Speaker 5: definite thank you, in in in no uncertain terms. It's
Speaker 5: what it felt like and what it was. We both
Speaker 5: got in the car and rolled down the windows. We
Speaker 5: felt a little safer at least in the car. I
Speaker 5: didn't start it, but wow, it was so close and
Speaker 5: you can't see anything, and I'm not going to turn
Speaker 5: on a red flashlight and do that to a creature.
Speaker 2: It just kind of reaffirms what it is that you're
Speaker 2: out there doing, you know, I get it.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Well, we played the soundtrack to the Planet of the Apes,
Speaker 5: the theatrical version, right an hour and twenty five minutes
Speaker 5: or whatever it was on like seventy five percent volume
Speaker 5: out of this concert speaker out into the woods and
Speaker 5: we did a triangulization like way out and then came
Speaker 5: back on one of the trail and we could hear
Speaker 5: it way out there, and that's crazy, and I think
Speaker 5: I think they appreciated it, you know, Like I mean,
Speaker 5: if any of them were in the area, they were
Speaker 5: curious enough to come close enough, right, definitely.
Speaker 7: And that's the key to draw something, to draw their curiosity,
Speaker 7: something different, to keep their interest, right.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, absolutely, Glenn.
Speaker 7: The next time we have to get you on the show,
Speaker 7: we have to talk a little bit about some of
Speaker 7: those dogmen sightings too, because you said something to me
Speaker 7: that was very telling. Well, something evil is well, the
Speaker 7: lady said, And I'll tell you every report I've ever
Speaker 7: gotten from somebody that says they've experienced a dog man,
Speaker 7: the thing they always tell is the feeling of red
Speaker 7: or evil they've gotten from this thing.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I talked to her and I said, can I
Speaker 5: give you a hug? And hugged. You know, I had
Speaker 5: gave her hug just to try and get the empathy
Speaker 5: out of her. He was hurting.
Speaker 9: It's crazy, Glenn.
Speaker 7: What could folks find out more about you and connect
Speaker 7: with you.
Speaker 5: Right on the you know, Pennsylvania Bigfoot project. You can
Speaker 5: always reach out through there or instant messaging me even
Speaker 5: through there, but they're private messaging me. But and you know,
Speaker 5: I don't mind giving my phone number out too, because
Speaker 5: I have two phones, so and we can post that
Speaker 5: in there. But sure, you know, northeast Pennsylvania is a
Speaker 5: pretty hot region. I do go out like every week.
Speaker 5: I don't have my forward drive truck anymore. I have
Speaker 5: a car for I will drive car now, but put
Speaker 5: it up. I'll get another truck and we'll get out
Speaker 5: there a little deeper in the woods, the places that
Speaker 5: you got to get back to.
Speaker 9: So, yeah, Matt and I got to get out there
Speaker 9: with you, Glenn.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean, come on up, guys. I can take
Speaker 5: you to a couple of well places where we hear
Speaker 5: footsteps coming toward us and there's no way that they
Speaker 5: could be. So I think this them mimicking footstep. It's
Speaker 5: it's the same.
Speaker 9: Way, definitely. Now we need a part two, Henry.
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