Bigfoot Society - Bigfoot Encounters from Across Washington State! (Live Show)

Episode Date: October 31, 2024

Encounters recorded from our Saturday live show on Youtube!Join us for an engrossing episode as we delve into unsettling and fascinating Sasquatch encounters from various regions across America. Hear firsthand accounts from seasoned researchers, wildlife biologists, and ordinary individuals who have experienced spine-chilling phenomena, from Illinois and Washington to Oklahoma and Indiana. Discover tales of vegetarian Sasquatch, intelligent creature behavior, and eerie physical encounters, along with peculiar disappearances and strange lights. Tune in as we explore these mysterious and bewildering experiences that challenge our understanding of what might be lurking in the wilderness.🔴 Subscribe to our Youtube channel and leave a comment here: https://www.youtube.com/@BigfootSociety?sub_confirmation=1Share your Bigfoot encounter with me here: [e-mail] to call in and leave a voicemail of your encounters for the podcast - Check this out here - https://www.speakpipe.com/bigfootsociety(Use multiple voice mails if needed!)Share this video with a friend: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5v75Od-X38Watch more episodes of the Bigfoot Society podcast here – https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3t1vwtsKh-MGeHs0XglFJE5LwUHpmJm_&feature=sharedRecommended Playlist – New Jersey Bigfoot Encounters - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3t1vwtsKh-Mk4032IyZtWgP6LVPU8uat✅ Help me help others share their Bigfoot Encounter by joining the community on Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/thebigfootsociety✅ Hear ad-free episodes early by joining the community on Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8Qq45W6iaTU8FE9kelxT7Q/joinLet’s connect:Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/bigfootsociety/Twitter – https://twitter.com/bigfoot_societyTiktok - https://www.tiktok.com/@bigfoot.societyAffiliate links mean I earn a commission from qualifying purchases. This helps support my channel at no additional cost to you.My Audio Interface: https://amzn.to/3L1q8XYPut some pep in my step by buying me a coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/bigfootsocietyPick up some merch here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/bigfootsociety/?etsrc=sdtSend mail here:Bigfoot Society125 E 1st St. #233Earlham, IA 50072Send business inquiries to: [e-mail]

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Doing good. What was your name again? Sorry? Life's Adventures. Oh, Life's Adventures. Yeah, yeah, sure. Jackie, can you also hear Life's Adventures besides myself? Yes, okay, looks like.

All right, so, and you are from out in the Peoria area? No, I'm from Petkatonica, which is Northern Illinois. Okay. And I've been studying a group of Sasquatch up here, and I've been following them through the state. Gotcha. I study all over the state, and I started one. Wisconsin. I research in Michigan. Basically, the surrounding states. They're all over the place. And do we have, are you, are you listening to the show in the background as well?

Yes, I am. You want me to turn it down? If you don't mind, because it's causing a feedback loop, at least for me, it's hard to pay attention to you. Thank you. Awesome. What was the town where your main research happens again so I can bring it up on screen with the map? Packet, Tyne, Illinois. It's small town, small town. Farming community. It's got a gas station and a bar and a pole cell office. All right. Northern Illinois, you said? Yep. Okay. Check for Winnevago County, Rockford area. Okay, got you.

West of Rockford, West of Rockford. Okay. Oneabago County. All right. Here we go. Okay. Well, now we're, all right, we got this on the screen. Okay.

That gives people a feel. Oh, yeah, there it is. Pecatonica right there. Okay, cool. All right. So, yes, sir. What brings you into, to call about? Well, you guys said you had a lot of questions.

on your panel about duly cloak. In a sense they do. They have, I've been studying these creatures for almost 40 years. So I've got a lot of history with these creatures, all the information that a lot of books and stuff don't have. I've actually been chased by these creatures. I've been attacked by these creatures.

I've been, you know, I've studied, I got more close and personal with these creatures than that moneymaker could ever dream of. You know, Um, do a cloak. I'm going to tell you right now. Yes, in a sense they do. They have a fluid in their skin, in their skin or their hair that if they're standing in front of a tree like a chameleon, they could, they could, you know, blend their, the color or their fur to that, to, to that tree and blend right into that tree.

But they don't really cloak or turn invisible. They're still standing there. They're just the same color as their background. Now, some people say they can kind of see a shimmery thing. Is that something you've noticed as well? Yeah, I don't know what that is. I'm trying to figure out what it is probably part of the cloaking process, I believe. The camouflage, I call it camouflage, because that basically is they camera flies when they blend into the surroundings, you know, like a comedian does.

Um, but yeah, um, these orbs that people see coming off to Sasquots. Now, Sasquatch, when they sleep, the reason we, we don't see them at night or see them during the day when they're sleeping, because, you know, they can't see very good during the day. That's why they, they sleep during the day and hunt at night and move around at night. It is because their eyesight is real bad. So when they sleep during the day, they sleep inside, uh, like caves that have methane gas. They're safe inside there for man because man can't go in there because man can't breathe methane. Right. So at night when they come out of the methane caves, the methane that's caught in their fur hits the oxygen in turns colors.

Different orbs are green, red, blue. People see the orbs coming off of them. those that's just the methane gas coming out of their fur and people want to uh uh believe that those are some kind of paranormal type orbs and they're not it's just gas buildup that's being released from their fur now do you think this is a flesh and blood creature or there's something more going on oh yeah yeah yeah they don't if they were you got you got look at the common sense if they were smart enough to open a doorway to a different dimension or a different world, do you think they'd be smart enough to communicate with us? I mean, they are a hominid. But, but, I mean, and they do

get intelligence about them, but they ain't that intelligent. Come on. You know, I mean. Well, I mean, that's a tricky one. I've heard either ways. I have heard some really, really interesting things where they show that they can be incredibly smart. But have you had any experiences where you get really close to them or you get a good look at their face where things got really intense? I'm going to tell you a story. I told all my account. This is true story.

This is back from the 80s is before YouTube and videos and phones and everything. You know, we have cell phones back in the 80s. So, but, um, I was at, I was at this one spot and it was, uh, it was in Oklahoma. And, uh, it was a campsite and I went to the campsite and I figured, okay, I'd set up here. And I set the tent up and it was a nice spring, uh, spring day and there was a crick, uh, a river or a crick, uh, a river, or a crick, I don't know, or a crick, about a hundred feet for me. and all of a sudden I hear these grunts and stuff

and I'm like I look up and there is this I don't know how to this I look how can I explain it it was as big as a tree I mean the thing was huge

just looking at me I'm like I'm dead he was like 10 maybe 15 feet close to me he was that close I'm like man he must have been hunting me or something

all he was sit there and stare at me and watch me, everything I do like. I think it's putting out my tent. I didn't try to run because I know with these creatures, if you run, they will think your prey and they will chase you down. They will rip you apart.

They will eat you. I've actually seen people get ripped apart by these creatures. So, but anyway, my story is that, uh, so I'd be setting up my, my,

Then I started the fire and he just watched me the whole time. He wasn't really interact with me or anything. And I pulled out a bunch of spinach and stuff like that, cooked it up in one pot and cooked up some meat on the fire there. And, you know, I was waiting for him to come forward and try to take my fluid. But he didn't. He just sat there and watched me the whole time. I was waiting for it.

You know, I had my, I had my firearm on my side. I was ready, you know, I was ready. I didn't have to pull it once. This was the thing that freaked me out. He come and he popped himself down right in front of me, sat there Indian style right in front of me. And all he did was point at the vegetables. He didn't point at me.

He pointed at the vegetables. So I pulled the, the, the, the, the, the vegetables. vegetables off the off the fire the spinness I had on the fire off the fire and let it cool down and I handed it to him and he took the whole bowl of course one gulp he gulped it down and I'm freaking out because I'm wishing I had some kind of video camera to videotape this is no one's gonna believe this right right he hands me the bowl back and then I handed him a meet I figured he wanted to meet he took the meat and flung it,

there was a whole group of them. They were vegetarian sauce squads. I've never seen anything like it. They did not eat meat. Now I've heard of them. I have heard of them. I know they're out there. But to find those groups are very rare.

And when I was telling a Native American chief, my story, he said, and the Native American chief It's from Oklahoma there. And I told my story. What was going, he said this. There is a group of vegetarian,

uh, uh, Sasquots around here. And they actually protect humans from the meat eating sauce squads. So if you had, if they graced your presence, that means you were, you were what they thought was an innocent and a loving heart individual,

you know, that you didn't mean no harm to anything. Sure. That, That's the legend anyway, you know, and it just, that was the biggest, I was scared the whole time. I'm going to tell you, I'm going to tell you, I was scared. I had my, I was like two inches. I had my, my hand was in my firearm the whole time, but I didn't need to even draw it, but it was there.

It was there. I was ready to. Can you share what region of Oklahoma this was in? It would be like, it would be up in the top of, the upper, in the long part there. Okay, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Stripped this. Interesting. Yeah.

Yeah. Okay. All right. And, and it was, I'm going to tell you, it was the most, I mean, every encounter I've ever had of Sasquatch, it's always been aggressive. I've always had a, kind of fight, I've always had rocks throwing at me. I've always had, you know, them break off tops of trees and throw them in the road. to block my path if I'm taking a four-wheeler out there, you know. They keep me from going any further.

I've had them, you know, case, literally chased me, of course, me being on a four-wheeler or a motor cross bike. I've had them chase me on foot, and what they did there is they chased me enough to scare them. They did scare me. I tell you, every time I go out to the woods, I'm scared of death of these creatures, but see, to me, that's the whole adrenaline rush, you know? trying to get them on video.

For some reason, you pull out that camera, and it's like, it's like kryptonize them. They're gone. It's like they know, and they're gone. And I still, to this day, cannot figure out how they know what I'm doing. I mean, that's why I say they're intelligent. It's like they will make themselves known, but the minute you pull out the video camera, they're gone.

Right. They're scarce. And that's just, that's the question there. Are there is intelligent or more intelligent? Do they speak our language? Do they know what the equipment we have is? No one knows. No one can get really that much personal information on these creatures.

All we can get is behavior. That's how we can get. You know, it's like, you know, footprints and tree breaks and and knocks on trees. And when they knock on trees, when they knock on the trees, it's location. When they knock two rocks together, it's a dinner call. You actually saw one of these individuals attack someone in your party. Is that what you would say? Yeah.

Yeah. Well, I was in the military at the time, and we were on maneuvers, and there was like 15, 20 of them, and there was only 12 in our group, and we come around and Ben, and we were shooting, well, we were on maneuver, so we were shooting blanks. We weren't, you know, in a real combat situation. and we could buy it up into two teams and these screeches probably thought we had real ammo shooting each other

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Mabelene, New York. At the getting to the 50, I've learned some things, like the value of the family, the importance of the job, and that the 99% of the people of more of 50 have the virus that cause the Culebrilla. Although not all the people in risk will be developed, I see the surfer.

The eruption dolorous with ampollosures during that even the tasks more simple are all a retort. Not learn about the Culebrilla of the way difficult. Talked on your doctor or pharmaceutical, patrocinoed for GSC. All we know is we heard this guy

who was pointing the gun at us. it shows the blanks of course but uh uh just scream earlier we get up there and his head is completely detached from his body he's completely ripped apart you know and we at first we didn't know what what what had happened until the other people that was with them they all the soldiers that were with them told us what had happened and then we've seen this big huge This footprint was bigger than any footprint I've seen in the lower 48. This was, we were at a base, we were at a military base in Alaska. So they don't use it much anymore.

They use it for training purposes, but we're up there. And the big foot up there are just huge. They make the ones look down here on the lower 48. They make the ones down here look like their kids. I mean, things are huge. And yeah, so yeah, I've seen it. I didn't actually see the actually. action but I've seen what was left with the guy his body there was nothing left I

mean they totally you know and the word thing about about it is the guy's heart and his liver would go and then later on life when I start studying more and more of these creatures they'd be ever finding an animal where their heart and liver gone it's more likely a Sasquatch attack and they go after the heart and liver because that's where the protein is A lot of times you'll see a dead carcass, you know, with a heart and liver gone. Or you'll see them tossed up in a tree. If the deer is tossed up in a tree, 90 times out of 10, the heart and liver is gone,

and they're putting the meat up there to dry out, and they will come back for it. Trust me, they will come back for it. I've been up and close, I guess I've been up and close personal with a lot of these creatures, and I've had plenty of experiences. And stuff I had figured out, like the, before I figured out it was methane gas coming out. their fur i thought was actual paranormal orbs coming out there but it wasn't it was because uh some the caves they went to try tried to go into myself uh and i could breathe in there and then i figured out was methane but they can crawl in alleys caves all day long you know so and it was

methane gas and methane gas when it hits oxygen it turns colors especially at night you can see it you know well life's adventures do you have a did you say you have a channel where you've got some videos on it about stuff? I've got some research videos. Most my research videos have tree breaks, I have a few grunts, and I have some footprints, but I don't have no actual footage of Sasquatch.

But I guess every time I put out of that camera, it seems like they disappear. It's like they go just out raise the camera or something. You know, I just, that's why I say, you know, I'm going to get them. I'm going to get my betcha on video. I'm going to get them, you know. Sure.

I'm going to figure out of the way to do it, you know. And as first, people can say, well, go at night. Use infrared. No, they can see them for red. Yeah, you don't want to mess with that. Yeah. Exactly. Yeah, they can see it.

You know, they can see at night. They can see at night like we can see during the day. Well, on my channel, I do everything on my channel besides Soskwech. Sosk is my number one thing I love to do, but I do my channel is a multi-channel. I do everything on there. Gotcha. Okay.

But, uh, such question is my number one thing. I've studied it. I've got, uh, I've got a doctor's degree in wildlife biology. So, you know,

I've got, uh, so yeah, I've got, uh, you know, and people say, well, is that a degree in Bigfoot? And I said,

well, wildlife biology is all wildlife, you know, and, and, so, but some people like Joe growing. Yeah,

it's a, it's a degree in, big foot because that's what I say study cryptids you know but they don't have an actual degree for cryptids it's got to be a wildlife biology which covers all wildlife stuff well life I'm glad you called in I do have an individual that I need to call back I feel like we could probably talk for a few hours with what you've experienced over the years so I invite you to reach out another time as well okay sure no problem hey highway 24

is loaded with Sasquatch. There's four families down there. I knew there was one family down there but I didn't realize how many were down there

because of the way the road and the river set up, it's a hot spot for them. There's also Highway 9 in Illinois. It's not not really a popular highway

but that is also too loaded with a not loaded. It has a few sightings from Sasquatch. And lately, I've been recording the fact that sightings in Illinois have been getting

larger and larger and I don't know if it's the fact that they've never really been here before and they're exploring a new territory or because before like a couple of years ago when I discovered this family in Pecatonica I was I've been out in those woods several times and never heard or anything and then they started popping up so you know

but they've been there been a lot of sightings the Illinois and I'm like flooded with it I I get calls from people calling me asking me to come research do research and stuff but you know I want to hook up with the BFRO here here but they never they never return my call so it's like you know you're in Illinois so but they never return my call so you know it's like oh my hook you up with them give me some of my information that I got and we can share information you know so you are saying that you have also heard multiple reports from the highway 24 area oh yeah yeah um that is um that is a uh that is a uh well there's a lot of deer and a game animals down in that

area so that is definitely a hotspot for soft squat uh i had a family from down there call me i know how they heard about me in my channel or whatever they said they see me on doing a live because i did do a live stream one live stream so far of uh a research and i guess they watched it they were watching that time they called i don't know how they got my number but they called me and uh asked me anybody can come down to the area and do some research and i come up with tracks breaks everything and it was more than just one set of tracks it was a family it was I tracked two juveniles, a female and a male. So it was a family unit down there.

I thought it was just one family unit. But after researching it enough, there's a good four family units that I could count so bright. And I think there's more, because usually there was that many. There's quite a few more. They usually travel in big packs, you know. And, yeah, but I'm sorry.

I don't mean to see her babble, but I'll let you go, man. Hey, it's fascinating stuff. I hope to hear from you at a later time, man. We call back in and maybe it's time again. Okay, okay. Are you in Illinois or where you at? I am based out of Central Iowa. Oh, you're in Iowa.

You're right in the store. Yeah, so really, I mean, five and a half hours I can be in Peoria, really. so yeah okay yeah I'm in I'm north of there I'm in a peccatatica which is top of the state so yeah there you go okay you have a good day guys back you got to have a good one all right I'm going to go ahead and try to call back this individual here let's see if we can get them hello hey is this Alex oh hey yes it is it hey this is Alex yeah this is Jeremiah calling you back I haven't I didn't get a chance to listen to your voicemail but I saw a little bit of it Were you trying to call in to share some stuff on the live show?

Oh, yes. Yeah, I was. I'm sorry. I didn't know if I was going to be able to make it through or not. I tried leaving a voice film, but then it ended. Okay. So I just felt it good. Yeah.

Well, welcome to the show. And yeah, feel free to whatever you'd like to share. Go right ahead. Thanks. Thanks. No, it's a privilege. Just to let you know, you know, I've been listening to your show for a little while now. I think it's a really great podcast. Oh, thank you. You know, it's, yeah, it's, it's, I, I listen,

I've listened to like maybe like normally I'm a, it's either Sasquatch Chronicles or Bigfoot Society or a couple, you know, there's no shortage of Bigfoot podcast, but yours is pretty awesome, dude. Thank you. Thank you. I really try to, you know, give people a platform to share what they've experienced. So glad that you enjoy it. Yeah, so yeah, well, so I guess I'll just kind of go into it. So right up front, I've never personally witnessed a Sasquatch myself, but living where I've lived, so I live in Washington State. And I've had a fascination with Bigfoot ever since I was six.

It had to do mainly because of some experiences we had in an area called Willipaw Bay over along the Oregon, or Washington, Washington Ghost. Basically, my first exposure to anything that had to do with Sasquatch, my family once brought home this little documentary with Leonard Nimoy. Almost everybody has seen it.

But one time we were camping, we used to go to this area called Willipal Bay, which is near Long Beach, Washington. And at the time, it was a little more rural. They've done a lot of logging there recently. But my dad, when he took us camping, he took us like, he would take us deep into the woods.

So to a point where my mom would be like, why are we out here so far? You know, but anyway, there's this one area where we would camp, and my mom would note, she'd be like, why is there somebody hammering out in the middle of the woods?

Because she said she'd hear this. It was like a baseball bat, hitting a tree, like as hard as possible. And at the time, we were all like, oh, that's interesting.

You know, it wasn't up until later that we realized it was like, oh, that doesn't make very much sense, does it? Some random guy with a hammering out in the middle of the woods. But it's in that area where just weird things would happen, you know, some of the standard, like, noise stuff that people would report, you know, we would feel those occasional, like, really deep thuds. I've heard that reported in a few encounters that I've heard were sometimes prior to an individual witnessing a Sasquash. they said that they felt like, what felt like some sort of like, oh, 200-ton boulder hitting the ground, like the ground moved really powerfully.

I don't know if that makes me very much sense or anything, but, so we were kind of fascinated with that. And I remember it was, I think it was back in 2002 or 2003, but, well, we were camping there one day, and we ended up, there was a little mud pit, not too far from our campsite. we get up in the morning my dad's looking down at this mud pit and I'm like what's up and he looks up at me he's like look at these and he sees well there are these footprints in the mud barefoot footprints human like and we were like was somebody walking around here barefoot and um we thought that that was

really fascinating so my parents were like well let's call the BFRO and well you know they did some cast, they came out and looked at it. This would be like a couple weeks afterwards. And I guess Jeff Meldrum, I guess it was either him or somebody else, maybe. They said they believe that the footprints were man-made,

but to this day, I kind of, I kind of disagree with them because I was like, guys, we're like literally out in the middle of nowhere. Sure, yeah. And none of us walked, you know, because they go off of the whole presence of a mid-tarsal break thing. And they said,

this has a little bit of an arch to it. So this is probably just a human, but I don't know. I think it was kind of a misfire on their part, but, you know, I still think it was probably one of those things. I guess we'll never know. But, yeah, I thought it was a little odd. But anyway, so I started just kind of paying attention and asking, you know, growing up, I would ask people about Sasquash and what they encountered or, like, things.

You know, I had friends that were cynical of the whole thing. But I have a buddy. I've never hunted, but he's a hunter. So he knows pretty well what he's looking at when he's hunting. And one day he, we were like 13 at the time. But he says, Alex, hey, I got something to tell you. And I was like, oh, what's up? He's like, so a few, he said that he came up to me and he's like, so I think I saw a saswash.

And I was like, really? And he's like, yeah. So apparently he was writing his bus. with, I think his sister and his uncle, they were up in an area in Oregon called Fort, just about Fort Stevens up in the foothills there. I don't know if anyone knows where that is, but, well, he says he's riding his bike, and he gets a little ahead on the trail, and he says about, I'll have to ask him again, but he says, like, maybe a hundred feet in front of him.

He says that this thing walks up, walks down from the hill onto the trail in front of him, and it stops and it turns and looks at him. And I guess he, I asked him, well, what did it look like? And he's like, well, it looked like a giant, basically he said it kind of looked like a king Kong, but it was like, he said it was nine feet tall. And he said it did have a cone-shaped head. And it turned and looked at me for a second. Now, he says that he had gotten off his bike and that he kind of, in a moment of panic,

he grabbed his helmet and threw it in this thing's direction. And then he bolted back to backtrack towards his sister and uncle. And yeah, you know, that's one of the stories that he told me. He says that then he says that he remembers, like, right as he was doing that, that it had already continued walking. It stepped off the trail and started walking down into the brush of the hill. and he says and then just disappeared. And I was like, well, what color was it?

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pharmaceutical, patrocinoed for GSK. And yeah, so that's what my friend, my buddy Kevin, told me about years ago. He says, you know, and he's pretty, you know, I trust him because he's been hunting for years also.

Even as a young guy, he always knew what he was looking at. but he believed that that's what he saw was a Sasquatch. So I've always believed him. That's wild stuff. Yeah. No, no, it's, it is pretty cool. You know, I know it's not like, you know,

I've heard some pretty crazy encounters on your podcast, which are awesome. But, you know, most of the stuff I have to share are just like, second-hand accounts, which is basically what people have told me. And they've said, yeah, share it with whoever you want. Like, the other one that I found fascinating was, sorry, I don't want to take up too much of your time, man. I just want to be mindful of anybody else trying to call in.

No, you are good. Please keep going. Awesome. So, what's his name? My dad has a buddy who he's since lost contact with, but this buddy used to be a logger who did some deep woods logging here in Washington State. Well, one day, I guess, while he's doing this clear-cut, and I wish I could have found this guy so I could cooperate this and learn where it was. But anyway, he says that they're clear-cutting this area and like cascade somewhere.

He says he looks up onto the hill, not too far up. And he says he's not one of these things, but a whole family of them walking along the edge of the top of the hill. and he says he looks over I can't I get her he he like looks to one of his co-workers and then they're like what are you know like what are those things that basically you know just tall naked hairy people and I guess he took this and he goes over to a supervisor and he's like hey we just saw these things and his supervisor basically like cut them off and said do not say anything about those he's like No, you didn't.

Yeah. Wow. I always found that fascinating because even ever since then, you know, I've heard, and people can think what they want about the whole, like, cover up. I've heard some crazy theories about, like, people keeping things under wraps. Some people, I've heard some people say it, yeah, it's the logging companies, or the people said it's a rogue government agency. I mean, I don't know.

But I did find it fascinating that his, he said that his boss was adamant. He says, do not say anything about those. And I was like, and so my dad told me that. And I was like, huh. So I always thought that that was fascinating. I really wish I could find this friend of his because, you know, it would be nice to get just kind of, you know, just some clarification on that. But yeah. Yeah, that's what my dad's friend experienced while he was logging.

Did you say what area that was again? Yeah, I, it's in Washington somewhere in the caskage. I wish I could say, yeah, because I wish I could say exactly where he was doing this. That's all right. Yeah, yeah. So my dad, so me and my dad, we do roof care. So often, my dad's been doing this since 89 and he's, he gets around. He talks to a lot of people like someone who needs their roof clean.

up in the hills or that kind of stuff. And every once in a while, he meets somebody who tells him something fascinating. So there was this gentleman that my dad was talking to. This was years ago, but somehow they got onto the topic of Sasquatch. And this gentleman was like, oh, he's like, oh, you should hear what my aunt, what happened to my aunt? And he's like, well, what happened to your aunt? He's like, oh, yeah, she used to come out and find one of these things picking, apples off of her tree, like right next to her window. And he says,

and she would take a broom and hit it on the back of its head and tell her leave. Whoa. Yeah. I was like, are you as like, seriously? And the guy's like, yeah. And you know, this is like a third hand account, obviously, but this is what this gentleman told my dad. He's like, yeah, she had, supposedly she had one of these creatures on her property. She said it would come out of the woods it would and it would take the apples off of her tree right in her backyard and it i guess it was she was a spunky old lady so i i guess that she was pretty confident just walking out she'd have a broom ready and she just whacked it and she said it would take off

that's funny so i always thought that that was kind of funny that's incredible yeah yeah um my uh when my father was young there was this native lady that used to live in his neighborhood and they would occasionally sit down and listen to her or tell stories. One time she told, and she was at, she was straightforward, she was like, oh yeah, those creatures are real. And she reflected on a time where when she was younger, I guess it must have been she lived on some sort of reservation. It must have been here in Washington State, but she says that one time, this was back when the outhouses were outside of the house, like, you know, like 50, you know over in the at the edge of the yard she says that they were on a property that had like this woods next to it she says that when she was a little girl she would walk out to use the

bathroom but then one time she went out to this outhouse and she says that you know something approached the outhouse and it started knocking on all sides of the the outhouse just kind of like tap tap tap and I guess I guess she peaked open to take a look at it and I guess it was I guess it was like a younger one of these things that was only about my dad said that she said it was about the size of an EWalk or something but I'll have to ask him again but yeah she says it was like it must have been a baby one and just curious started just knocking on all sides of this little outhouse but anyway she knew that she was like okay

I guess she was still scared so she waited up until it was on the like knocking on the back of the little outhouse and then she bolted out of it and she starts running towards her house and she says this thing let out a scream and it gave chase it started he she says that it started chasing her and she managed to make it into her back door she slammed the door and this thing actually hit the door right like when she closed the door he was like she says it closed she closed the door and he it hit the door and then it took off i was like oh a little terrifying wow yeah oh man that's

not the first time i've heard of a like you're pretty much a close call i mean almost taken out yeah yeah i've always wondered i was like i mean wasn't trying to take her or was it just messing with her. You know, I can't really know for sure, but I was like that's still pretty terrifying. Sorry, I got a couple more if, I mean, I don't want to take it too much of your time.

I'll go ahead. So, you've probably heard plenty of stuff that happens out of Gifford Pinchot National Forest, right? Once or twice. I mean, I've heard over the years from other resources, yeah. Okay, yeah, well, so Gifford Pinchin National Forest is, gosh, I hope I'm pronouncing that right. That's how I've always said it.

Yeah, you're good. But we used to go camping. We still go camping there pretty frequently because when I go camping, we like to be away from people as far away from people as possible. So there's this area called Goose Lake. And a little in that area, there's an area called the Forlorn Lake. And there's this area where we would camp. And one night back in like 2006, we were camping, and we woke to these really powerful howls. And, you know, we've heard coyotes, we've heard other animals, we've heard bears, we've heard all this kind of stuff.

We heard these howls, and basically they sounded identical to the Pua La Powlers or the screamers. I don't know if you guys have heard of that, you know, and some people have tried to say that the Puyallas were just coyotes, but that, I mean, I have a hard time believing that, given how powerful these screens were. Yep. Yeah. So, we heard those, and, you know, I guess we listened to them for, like, I don't know, I think they were going on for, like, maybe a half hour. And we thought, okay, that's pretty awesome. But I guess we later found out that there was a couple camping in that same area who were, I guess, closer to those houses. This is what we're guessing, but they were closer to the howls where they were coming from. I guess it scared them enough so that they took off. Like a couple, yeah, a couple years later, we would end up going back to that general area.

And so we make it to the end of this. really far road and we get out of the car and there's something weird like there's no sound whatsoever like we get out of the car and we're like

oh wow it's really quiet here like like the woods the woods is closing in on us and my mom was like Paul he was like I don't want to camp here because my dad my dad loves camping but sometimes he'll want to camp somewhere even if it's like a little like

maybe we shouldn't camp here, you know. But anyway, against my mom's wishes, we decided that, yeah, we'll spend the night here. But there was a little abandoned campsite there. And we're talking like this, there was a tent there. It still had some stuff in it. It was tipped over. It was just kind of caved in like it had been rained on. It probably was there for maybe a few days.

But I, you know, to this day, I'm like, why did we have? decided to camp here. I still don't really know, but I guess I really don't know because we were like, so there's an abandoned tent here with some stuff, almost as, you know, we can only theorize what actually happened. Maybe they were just being lazy and we're like, hey, we don't need this tent anymore. But we're like, well, somebody's left to camp here and it looks like somebody left in a hurry. But anyway, so we're can't, we decided to spend a night here. And my mom is just not having it the whole time. She's like, there's something

wrong here. Like, I wish I could describe it, but it's just, it's like there's this weird thickness in the woods. And I've heard other people kind of talk about this, you know, almost as if there's like some sort of apex predator around.

But anyway, so what happened on this outing, I remember, was my mom my mom got up to use the restroom. She goes out, you know, like, in there you just kind of go out and find a little place in the bushes to do your business but um well she's out i don't know she probably went like maybe a hundred feet maybe a yard a hundred yards i don't know she went out with the woods to do her business but anyway she comes back and she's like

she's not uh she's uh kind of panicked or worried and she says paul there was somebody babbling out in the woods whoa and i guess yeah while she was out you know you in the bathroom she says and you know I don't want to sound weird doing this but she basically hears this up like this you know she hears well we call it samurai chatter yep um wow and this she says that this put yeah she said that this put the hair up on the back of her neck and then she got up and like bolted and i guess at the time she was just like uh i guess she didn't really know what to call it at the time but she said it sounds like some guy babbling and saying some weird gibberish but um that was I believe

that was the only uh I think that's the last time we really experienced anything out there which was you know that's what my mom experienced but she's today she's she she's adamant because when I show her the Sierra sounds I was like well you know was it like this and she's like yeah that's basically what it sounded like but you know there's some variance, you know, because they're in a different area. But she basically said, yeah, it sounded like some guy just talking gibberish, but really deeply. And once we figured out, it was like, you know, after we listened to Ron Moorhead's collection

of the samurai chatter and all that stuff, it was, you know, it was a little like, my mom was like, oh my gosh, what on earth, man. Right. So, yeah, you know, so there, there was, you know, that's, I think that's my mom. experience. Bigfoot Society will be right back after these messages. The next three years, L.A. will welcome the world with major events unmatched by any destination. This moment is bigger than sports. It's about the impact on our communities, businesses, and people. With the help of the Los Angeles Sports and Entertainment Commission Foundation Foundational Partners,

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or pharmaceutical, patrocinoed for GSK. Um, at least that's the only thing that I can remember off the top of my head that, like, he's never been fond of camping

as a result of a lot of this. So, right, sure. Yeah. Wow. Man. Yeah, you know, I know that's an earful.

Um, it's, uh, It's the most, what's the most recent thing that I can think of. The, was my dad's, my dad has a lot of buddies, obviously. But he's got this buddy who, he told me, he said, my buddy just told me about his Sasquatch experience and I was like, oh, I want to hear it. So I actually ended up going and talking to this guy in person. And he told, I asked him as like, so my father told me that you had an experience with the big guy out in the woods.

And he was like, oh, yeah, I've seen him. I was like, can I hear it? And he's like, sure. So he goes on, he was hunting this friend. I can't remember his name. I'll just call him. Gosh, I'll just call him Scott. So Scott was hunting up in an area near.

Mount St. Helens near the ape caves. So there are certain areas, I guess. If you go up further, you know, you can get a, you know, a hunt. However, I don't hunt, so I don't know all the particulars. But anyway, I guess one day he, years ago, he was hunting. He was up in his deer stand and he was looking out towards this little meadow. He was waiting for elk, I guess. He said he was hunting elk.

and he's up in this tree stand and he sees a herd come out. And this herd starts moving across the field. And this is probably like, you know, two, 300 yards away from him. And he's, you know, he's watching, he's watching this herd move. And he says that while he's, while this herd is moving, you know, they're starting to scurry into the woods. He says, he thought, initially he thought, oh, there's some guy falling on, but he says that this giant, thing lumbered out of the edge of the woods and started following

this herd and he says yeah and this thing just started it was walking he says he noticed first that it was walking really weird like if it was a man he said it was walking incredibly weird yeah but he said it was also completely black and he says that the way

it was swinging its arms it was a little off so he ends up watching this thing walk across and follow this herd and he says he noted it's like yeah this is a big man and I guess he waited like maybe I don't know an hour or so but he says that he had marked

he had kind of seen where this thing's head like he marked basically where its head came up to from a tree and he said he said he got out of his tree stand and started heading over towards where he saw this thing's head had ended and he says as he's got closer and closer to this tree marker this marker

he says he started to get scared because he says he told me that he walked up to this and he says you could reach his hand up and then also with a arrow in his hand or something like that he says that he couldn't reach where this thing's head ended and yeah he said that um uh that's when he was like when he was a little terrified at that point sorry about that background noise um that that's And so yeah, he says that, yeah, whatever this thing was, it was following this elk herd. And he told me that this thing was probably over 9 to 10 feet tall somehow, because he said he could not reach where he saw this thing's head end. And he, you know, I could tell that he was still some of these people,

they seem like they deep down, they think they know what it is, but they don't want to be straightforward about it because of the ridicule. Oh, absolutely. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So that's what this gentleman told me when I was talking with him. And I believe him, obviously. Again, these are all just like second third hand accounts.

But, you know, I call this my little circle of Sasquatch. Because I get a lot of people asking me. It's like, why do you believe in Sasquash? You know, that kind of stuff. I was like, well, I would, you know, I've never witnessed one. I would basically have to look all these people in the face and tell them, well, I think you're lying. You know, and I just can't do that. And they have, they have nothing to gain.

You know, it sounds like these people are just, they're just normal people. They have nothing to gain from telling you this story at all, you know. Yeah, exactly. So it was, you know, there's, that's basically the gist of what happened. And I know that in 2017, while my sister was on a, they're, she had just gotten married, but they were camping up in the Four and one lakes area, her and her husband. And, well, I guess they were camping nearby, and I guess he walked off the trail a little bit, either to go to the bathroom or to see something.

But he says that, he said that this, thing stood up or something. I'll have, I guess I'll have to ask my sister again, but she says, yeah, this, her, this, uh, thing stood up, um, walked and started walking away. My, um, my ex, well, he's now ex-brother-in-law, but, um, he, he told me that he's just like, well, it looked like almost like a guy covered completely in moss. So I was like, well, this guy in a gilly suit. And he's like, I don't think so.

Wow. Because when it, yeah, he, he, that, I, I. I asked him as like you said it was kind of, he said it kind of had almost like a greenish color or moss on it. I was like, and I did tell him, I was like, well, I have heard a few people describe that. You know, I don't, I don't know if that's super common, but I asked him, I was like, well, was it a guy in a guillist? He says he doesn't believe so because when it started walking off, my sister didn't get to see it, but she says that they could feel it walking. like when this thing started to walk off it was so heavy that they could feel every step it took in the the ground as it was leaving so yeah so i thought that that was pretty fascinating you know the

four moon lakes and different pinshaw area that that places you know people are always hearing like either screams or having some sort of there i guess it gets a lot of big foot activity so it's a tonne an absolute ton yeah absolutely right i did i have gotten a report like the Moss thing. Your story actually reminds me of it. It was a person I was supposed to interview when I was out in Oak Ridge and it never worked out. But pretty much the short version of it is the individual is driving out to Crater Lake National Park and had something cross in front of them on, I believe, 58. And this is not a big foot person.

This is just a person from a Facebook group for a town. and she said she's like, the best I can describe it is it looked like a very tall moss man, a big, big man just covered with moss completely. And I was like, wow, that's very interesting. So never got to interview the individual, but there you go, kind of similar to what you said. No, yeah, that's, I thought that it was kind of fascinating. Yeah, the, you know, it's kind of, I am just, I'm kind of at that point where I'm just like, well, you know, I'm a working man,

so I don't get out in the woods as often as I would like. But, you know, sometimes it's like one of those things where I'm like, well, I kind of hope to see one, but at the same time, I might be a little too terrified of that. But it's kind of, you know, my, you know, my wife and I, whenever we can, we always try to get up to the foothills and drive around, you know, when we get someone to babysit our kids for the evening but I mean you know on a I guess on a slightly different note I know you know how some people report seeing lights prior to some sort of big foot encounter sure yeah I mean I don't I don't know if those two things are connected I do know that

sometimes people do see these strange lights up in the hills so this was only a few weeks ago and we actually got these lights on film but But my wife and I, we're in this area where we knew that, because I have a church friend, there's this area not too far from Miracles. It's called Silver Star Mountain. And the Silver Star Mountain is popular, I guess, even on the B of Faroe, because they have that supposed Bigfoot picture. Like a hiker took a couple photos of like a Sasquatch at the top of the mountain.

But, you know, it's not really confirmed. Some people say it was a guy in a skiing suit. But, you know, I have a hard time believing that because I've hiked to the very top of that mountain. But anyway, my wife and I were a few weeks ago, we were driving up there. And, you know, we just kind of explore. But it got late because we had to watch the sunset. And we ended up seeing these weird lights up on the hill. And we were like, oh, is that a car or that kind of stuff?

You know, and I, sorry, I know it's a big foot podcast, but, you know, I just, because I know frequently, sometimes I've listened to these encounters and some people report that say, like with their status quo encounter, they said, well, yeah, we've also seen some of these strange, like, lights up in the hills. And I'm like, oh, that's fascinating too. But yeah, my wife and I recently, we believe we saw some of those weird lights. And I mean, I'm not saying I don't really know what they are. But at first we thought they were like headlights. or something like that but i was like way because i was looking at it on a map and i was like no there's no car access up where these things were and it was just weird how they were the way they would move the way they would um because they would light up go down like disappear one of them changed colors and then they disappeared and then reappeared like almost a mile down the mountain and we thought it was weird and then i told my wife like do you want to leave and she's like yes because she's like she was like Alex,

there's often a precursor to a Sasquatch experience. And I was like, well, not all of them, but I've heard a few that where that happens. But, you know, yeah, I mean, we took a couple short videos of them and I don't know. We can't really confirm what they were, but it was just strange. But that's about the strangest it's gotten for me, like while we're up in the woods, you know, still know. I still haven't had my little eyewitness testimonies, but, you know, I don't criticize someone who has because, you know, it's sure. I'm so far, I'm so far down the rabbit hole on this that sometimes I have to backtrack and be like, oh, am I going insane?

You know, it's because, you know, it's one of those things that once you think you get a grip on what Sasquatch is, it's like, well, what about this? Like, what, what, what, What can dismayant? It can go on forever. But it is cool to hear from someone like you that has all these anecdotal reports because it does help to flesh out other things that people have heard. So I'm just, I'm thankful that you called in and that you were able to share some, about some areas I hadn't heard stuff from before. So this is a pleasure. Yeah.

Well, no, I'm, yeah, no, I'm grateful that you let me on. It's, it's been a pleasure. Absolutely. Well, if you hear anything else, feel free to, you can always give me an email at Bigfoot Society at gmail.com. Yeah, no problem. Thank you for having me on. I appreciate it. Absolutely. Have a good one, man. Yeah, you too. That was good, good stuff talking to Alex from Washington State. Hey, is this Candace?

Yeah, it's Candace. Awesome. How's it going, Candice? Guys, if you can let me know if you can hear Candice right off the bat, that's. That would be amazing. It's good to hear from you again. Well, thank you. Yeah, I wanted to call in. I've been watching the live and everything,

and I set up an appointment for, I think it's October 30th, and then another one for November 18th, because I do have, like, a lot of stuff. Oh, wow. Well, right now, where I live, I'm on my cousin's 15 and a half acres, and I've had a lot of encounters here, and they come up to my window at night. Also, they've been outside the window, and you can hear them sniffing, but I'll be honest. I don't know if it's the dog man thing or if it's actually Bigfoot, because I've had the encounters with both on this property.

I have recorded them doing their loops. What? You know, the... Yes, yes. They start out kind of slow, you know, and it gets real loud, and I've heard the coyotes and stuff, how long with them. I've been gone into town for about seven days, and I just got back today.

And as soon as I got back out here, the trip knock started, a looping started like but I've had encounters since I've been a young girl and I'm 57 and I do apologize if my voice gets a little shaky

and raspy because everything that I have experienced I've never really fear from Bigfoot Sasquoth, whatever you want to call them seen them at a distance but I know that there's other stuff.

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after we had the first eclipse and I was going into the wood and down to the creek

and it's like when I tell it, I'm reliving it. Are you okay Candace? Yeah, I'm okay.

Okay. It's just, it's something that you have seen in your life. You cannot unsee. And I have told so many people, so many people think I was crazy. Back in the day, back like a long time ago. And more people are talking about it. Coming forward with everything, I have followed by Melchurch. when she's done a DNA and all these different labs they got sent to even done the nuclear DNA

and it's like that but it's not just Bigfoot that's there i know that i've seen the dogman where and i've been raised in budge i didn't move the trace up absolutely kandis it went up about 15 feet i apologize real quick is do you mind is are you able to share at least what what state this is from again? Yeah, I'm in Southern Indiana. That's right, yep. Thank you. I'm in Southern Indiana.

See, I'm not far from like Brandenburg, Kentucky. He's probably about 35 minutes. Louisville, Kentucky, he's probably about 20, 20 minutes away. I'm on that outskirts of Clark County, but I have been having encounters in Floyd County, Indiana. You know, where, like, what I live is not, they're small towns, but they're country, they're rural towns. They're not the big city. I'm in southern Indiana, and there is a guy, the name is Craig, and he does camping at the Clark County Forestry and stuff.

And I'm not for sure if he, I know he's had encounters at Ferdinand, and he used to do a lot of stuff. on YouTube back in the day, but I know he's got a Bigfoot page. His name is Greg Yost. Oh yeah, yeah, I've heard of Greg before, yep. Okay, well Greg don't live that far. He lives in Jeffersonville. Well, I've seen him not long ago, and he said something about wasn't going to go to the Indiana Bigfoot Conference or where, which I didn't know anything about, but I didn't end up

going. But I told him, I said, you know there's a werewolf and there's the low people. And I was watching another program on YouTube. And this one man, I don't know who he was. He comes forward and he said there was all kinds of sightings of the pug. They're called Pugologies. Yep. Or like the little people. And he said they're like, trolls. Well, see, I couldn't figure it out because I have seen them. I, you know, I thought, man, what is going on? Because I've seen these little people running up this great, big, huge tree that was knocked over in the woods. And see, here, here when I'm at, this is my cousin's

property. And they know that Bigfoot's here. And there are trees. I have taken a picture of the tree that I know. They're sticks sticking in the ground with like why and showing other ones where the water source is because they're not down there by the creek or nothing. I don't go back in there, especially by myself. First I did and until all that, till it all came over me.

And I've had close-up in customers. I've seen one. I was living in Floyd County on a hundred and a acre farm and I moved from Floyd County out here because where I was, it was real bad. And that's where

mine took so many to quit taking their because I was, you know, I was like never really it didn't dawn on me that I was getting their pictures. I was just taking pictures because I've had some scenery in the woods and stuff. And I got confronted by them, and they told me.

From now on, you take the picture. Or, you know, to get, they didn't say deleted. They told me in my mind, no more pictures. Get rid of them, you know, do away with it. They do not like electronics. So. For some reason, they can pick up on them. No, absolutely, Candace.

And I know we're going to be talking in the future multiple times. but I wanted to ask you a question. So you've already said you've been... You've been contacting with them through Mindspeak. Have you ever... Jeff brought this up. Have you ever told them that you have boundaries, you know, whatever's there,

must respect your wishes? Have you kind of drawn a line in the sand with them at all? Yeah, I did when I was in Boyd County. But out here, I haven't because, let me tell you why. Okay. The ones out here were at right now. Now, they come and look at, look in the window and everything, but that's what I'm saying.

I've seen them, and I hear them, woo, whoop, loop, and all that, and do the tricks and all that stuff. But from the distance out here, the ones that put the, I guess, the fear on me is the government. It's the werewolf type being. And see, a long time ago, well, really not that long ago. But over, I'm going to say from 2012 until 20, until 2020, I took pictures all the time and I had hundreds of pictures, a footprint. So I'm talking big ones and everything else.

I share all that information with somebody. And the next thing I know, my whole phone went, bed, all my pictures were gone. Everything that I had taken was gone. I don't know where they went. I don't know who took them. They got into all of my electronical devices. And I had to, actually, the phone I'm on right now, I had to, I had a brand new phone.

I had two iPads that will not come on that won't work. everything got wiped and it was after I shared all those pictures or you know had told about it and stuff and I did share some of the pictures and the next thing I know I go to use my phone and this is when I was in Harrison's mother and the end of the next thing I know at the time I got back to Clark County all of my stuff was like 20 my phone everything oh man And I don't know. That's a common thread that I hear, though, is that people have all this evidence, and then their electronic devices just totally give out on them or erased or don't work anymore.

And it's like, there you go. Mine got erased. Yeah, mine got erased. And here's the thing. The other phone that I had and the evening camera and stuff, everything got wiped out. Like, you know, I had so much good evidence. It was just, oh, and I knew that I had it up on a backup station and all this stuff. So I had to get everything brand new, even a new, like, new emails, new everything.

I could, I still to this day cannot get into my old email, not even with my passwords or nothing. Everything that I had got wiped or got gone, just put it that way. Right, right. Candace, would you be able to share with us a time where things just got, like, they got super intense? Maybe you had, like, it sounds like you've had some really close up sightings. Yes. Yeah, you want me tell you? Absolutely, yeah, absolutely, yeah. Okay, well, I was staying in in a creek. Not long ago, about a year ago maybe, and I was down in a creek bed. And I've seen this.

I'm always looking for arrowheads. I just like being in the woods and being in the creeks and stuff. And I like rocks. And I've seen that's really, really neat rock, and it looked like a heart shape. And something told me, hey, get that rock, you know. So I've been over to get the rock. And when I come back up, there was one standing right there next to a tree staring right at me. And he was blonde.

He was like a strawberry blonde color. And he looked like he had being groomed. And he was male. It was kind of gray. I'm not going to say dark gray, but gray, like a light weather gray. And his face, okay, like he didn't have a hair. say on his face it was like if a man had a goatee right okay yeah but it was long it wasn't long around the lips like the lips I couldn't really tell like but I was saying in my mind you know

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if that makes sense. Like, I don't want to hurt you, so you need to look away type of thing. And there was a dark one. I could only see half of it. That it come up from behind a tree. And when it did, I looked down. And when I looked down and back up, they was gone. And when I left there, I wasn't by myself.

There was other people, there was two other people with me, but they weren't like in my spot. They were further down the creek. And when I looked back up, I don't know why I looked down, but I did. And when I looked back up and they were gone, I backed out of there. I didn't turn around and run until I got to the other side of the bank for being inside that creek. and the other one that I've seen up close I had told about that where his face looked like Mr. Magoo

on that cartoon show. Yeah, I remember that one, yeah. Yeah, listen, I won't be honest with everybody. He did not look like a big foot to me. He looked like a giant. He was red hair, fire engine red hair on his head. this being body

he did not have a lot of hair on his body and I'm shaking really bad when I talk about this one because this one, the big red-headed one that I've seen his hair he reminded me pictures that you see of like giants that used to live in those days have what they talk about

oh yeah this was in the middle of the cornfield and it was like in November and it had been raining. I'm going to say towards the end of October, first part of November, because it was cold out. It was jacket weather, kind of like how it's getting cold now,

and it had been raining, and there was a big puddle out in the middle of this corner. We stopped the car and everything, and I got out of the car. I was wanting to take pictures, and I couldn't get the daggone thing to work. It would not work to take no pictures or nothing. Yeah.

And I guess I got lasted. You know, like a, what do they call that, a sonic boom or something? Like, you know, where you can feel it. I'll tell you, it goes, won't, won't, won. Like infrasound? Womp, won, yes, yes, that. But this, this beam, he was 12 to 15 feet tall. Oh, my goodness.

He was huge. This was out on a backcountry road. You know, like, that's a first. time I have ever seen anything like that. A Southern Indiana? He reminded, yeah, Southern Indiana, yeah. This was on a back row going towards between, if anybody's from Southern Indiana, this one back row going from Highway 3 from Charlestown, Indiana, Scottsburg.

And it's like a little highway, but it's just considered a backcountry road. And yeah, and I don't have seen it initially. And I kept talking about Bigfoot that day. I said, you know, there's a Bigfoot seed back here in that barn because there's a house that's on this hill. And then there's this huge barn, and it's just covered by the woods, but you can still see the barn. And down below it, it's nothing to corn builds and fields

before you get to, like, this bridge where you take a left or a right, you know. and I just felt like there was a big foot back there for some reason, and I said that, and the next thing I know, we're pulling over because this thing is massive, but he did not, and his body was white. He was so white, like really white, like pale white, but he was so tall. I never seen, I've seen tall. I would say the tallest big foot that I think I have ever, seen her encounter, like where I've seen them up close, it may be 12, 12 feet.

I wish I could take a tape measure and see how tall they really are. But this looked like a red-haired giant. This looked like he didn't have no hair on his body, and he looked odor. Yeah. I mean, I can draw. Actually, I have drawn pictures. and I know that I've seen the dog man, a werewolf, whatever you want to call it. I know that they're here.

I know that Bigfoot's here for sure. And another one that I've seen, see, and my daughter has seen them too. And she's seen the same blonde-haired one that we both have. And I've seen them shape shift. I don't know if that's a big foot or not. But it looked like a big foot. And then the next thing you know, it went down to the ground. The belly was to the ground.

And it looked like it was doing a spider crawl. It was crawling like a spider. And somebody told me, I was explaining that to them. And they said that sounded like one of them other things. And it was gray and color. It looked like it had come from underneath the ground, to be honest about it. This one that was doing the spider crawl, it almost looked like a cross between a kind of like a wolf, but it didn't have a big snout on it.

But its hair was really matted, and it was kind of gray-looking. and it was a real dirty gray. I don't know, like when you burn charcoal in a grill, and it starts cooling down and it gets a gray look. That's what color does look like. Yes, and I do have some pictures, especially the one that I just seen here a few months ago that jumped up into the tree.

And it jumped way up because I zoomed in, and I did get some pictures. I got like four. or five of them because I stood in one spot. I didn't move and I took pictures back to back to back and told me to get my butt back to the house. Absolutely. No, I can tell when I'm outside.

Yeah. Sorry. If you have... And most of my sightings... I was just going to tell you real quick before I forget it. If you have photos that you are wanting to send, I do have an email address. Yeah. If you could send it, it's Bigfoot system.

at gmail.com that might help our future interviews that we have together okay well i know that i've got two of them okay i know that some things can't be said you know yeah uh but other things i'm telling you i would not ever lie about nothing like this i'm a retired nurse yeah i've been in the medical field for 39 years so i know what i'm looking at absolutely and i've been very out the country my whole life. I will definitely send you some pictures. You can tell me what you think and what you don't think or whatever. Okay.

People don't have to believe me. And I have found where it looks like, it looks like they have faded. Like I've seen them when I've seen it with my eyes, because there was something that was really, really black. And I was like, what in the world is that? And so I took pictures. And you can still see in my eyes. pictures but it's almost like you know the movie predator yep I got them it's like I got the picture right when they was trying to go into me not seeing them you see what I'm

saying okay you can see it but it's like they're fading gotcha oh man this is crazy stuff yeah when we when we talk we are gonna have to start at the beginning and just go through the entire thing if we can I think that would be great. Yeah, because I know, look, people, I apologize, I'm all over the place. But let me tell you something. I know what I've seen. I know what I'm still experiencing.

They come up to my bedroom window, and I don't know if it's actually Bigfoot or the dog man, but I hear them sniffing like a dog. You know, like in the summertime when you got the windows open and stuff. Right. Oh, man. Yeah. Yeah, and I've got recordings where they're whooping and stuff like that. I mean, I've been woken up.

I get woke up all the time with them hollering and yelping or because I know the cow, I heard the cow screaming. Sounds like a bunch of witches or women out there screaming. I've heard babies crying. Oh, dear. Really? Oh, no. Yeah.

What's that mean? So usually that means they're trying to get someone to go into the woods. So whenever you hear that, don't go into the woods. Okay, Candace, please. I know. That's what I know. Yeah. I know.

I've heard the baby crying. And see where I was at in Charlestown, okay, it was on with it too. and I had to move from there because it was really bad. And one of my friends, she still lives over there, and she sees stuff all the time. But over here, and my cousin, her land, I'm on 15 and a half acres here, and then they got 10 acres down the road.

Well, her husband was in a bad motorcycle rack, and so now he's got Alzheimer's, and that's why I'm here helping her out and everything. And I have told her and see he walks constantly and he's not really old. He's only 61, but he walks constantly on these trails. He was born and raised out here. And it's like you can tell him I have told that you can't stop him. But I have heard like babies crying.

Oh boy. Okay. Off in a distance. Well, see, okay, on the 15 and half, acres when you get to the other backside of it where you cross the creek there's old there's like another two or three hundred acres back here behind us and it has old cabins and stuff where it used to belong to a church a long time ago and they used to use them cabins as a camp well one of them still in really good shape and in between there used to be tobacco fields in cornfields and

stuff. But see, when I go outside and they got three dogs here, they're all a boy or collie and stuff like that. And the one day, about three or four weeks ago, I went out here by the barn and all of a sudden this fear come over me. And when it did, the dog grabbed the high hood of my dress and started pulling me back. And I knew right then I was there to stop dead in my tracks. There's two big dogs that stay in the house and there's one that stays out on the back patio and stuff. And see, I didn't know the only one on the back side of this house going up to the woods and stuff. And the other big barn that's going down a hill into the valley, I know that they go stay in there.

I know that there's, and I've heard them on the roof too. I've heard something on the roof. I don't know what it did on the roof. But yeah, and when I was down in Charlestown, living over there, I seen the spider crawl, that real dirty gray one due to spider crawl out over there in Charlestown. It was not a real big patch of woods over there, less than a half an acre. Bigfoot Society will be right back after these messages.

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Talked on your doctor or pharmaceutical, patrocinaed for G. Like a moat that runs through there with the creek, the tree branches. Any time, any of y'all are, in the creek beds and you start seeing the tree branches up against the base of the creek oh that's a beaver dam you better think again see they got a friend that's coming hunting on this property and i asked him i said you believe in the way you better keep your head on i said you better keep

your head on a swift foot back there plus your other stuff back there he just looked at me like i was nuts i said okay you'll find out yeah he's gonna learn he's gonna learn pretty quick it sounds like Wow. Yeah, because they are here. They're back there. Oh, yeah, Southern Indiana. Everybody thinks it's like Indianapolis, like a big city and stuff, and it's not. It's all country out here. But it's out right down there by Kentucky, you know, it's like you got to remember that. Yeah, we're not that far. Yeah. Yeah, it's not that far. Yeah. And where I'm at, I'm on, I'm between. I'm right outside of Lake Jeffersonville. Indiana, going into the country, like a little suburbs, little town. And I'm on the outskirts of the town. So I am out in the country.

You ain't gonna, if you break down out here, you just better go to the nearest house you can find. Right. Because it's a good long walk. Oh my goodness. Yeah, I was wondering what it meant I hear the baby cry. Yeah, it's, you know, thankfully you know, enough that not to go in the woods, but there's people I've talked to where, you know, they are

hearing their own name being said from the woods or they're hearing the voice of their significant other. And then they're going into the woods after it. And I keep, I try to, I'm like, you can, you can't do that because you will not come out. You're like, you've got to be really careful with that stuff, you know. No, I know. No, I do know because I'm going to tell you. something, I can just go out their back door and go out on the back patio back here. What it is, I feel this vibration. I start throwing a vibration, and it's like, wamp, wamp, wamp, wong. It's hard for me to explain it, but it's any time I go into the woods,

it's any time. I'm not going to say any time, because I'm going to the woods. and had fun and had a good time and not been bothered at all. But it's when I started feeling that sensation in my body, and it starts in my feet, you know. And my dad, my dad was Native American, and I was raised around knowing a lot of stuff. My dad taught us that I know that when I was a young girl,

we had encounters because I told you I'd climbed a tree. I was in years old, we was way down in the lake, like at the base end of three acres, okay? We was in a big cookout. And I climbed a tree, and on the other side was like five or six hundred acres, and this was in Georgetown, Indiana. And back then, it was more farmland instead of subdivisions. And I was up in that tree, and I told my dad, I said, Oh, Dad, look, is that a baby cow?

And he said, yeah, drinking food from Mama and stuff. And I was up in the drink and we was watching it and everything. He told me to be real quiet. It would scare the baby, you know. And then all of a sudden, he looked at my dad and he played about five of the drinking for a baby cat. So, Candace, I want to clarify a few things. I think we did talk about this before in the past. But so you're saying that was it, did you think it was maybe a juvenile?

Yeah, yeah. It was a small one. Okay, and it was... It wasn't real tall and it wasn't real bulky. It looked like a kid. Because we thought it was a baby cow. Okay. And it was drinking milk directly from the cow.

And it was underneath the mama cow and it was sucked in her nipples. Yeah. Gotcha. Yeah, it was drinking from the cow nipples. And that's why my dad told me to be quiet up in the tree because I was climbing the tree, being a kid, climbing a tree and my dad's like uh don't be making a bunch of noise up there you know just climb the tree and be still and watch it just watch the cow and then when it got done it stood up and it looked

right at my dad and my dad told me to get down out of that tree now yeah and i come down the tree because i said dad what is that i didn't know cows could stand up like that he said that wasn't a cow not a cow. That's the only time I've heard something like that happen. And if anyone else has heard of that, like, because this is going to be on the podcast eventually, feel free to email me. If I've heard of strange things with horses, but not with cows. That's a new one. Well, yeah. I haven't never really seen them with the horse. I know that they'll, I know they take advantage of horses. I've heard that before they do yep and braid hair and other things yeah yeah yeah where they do stuff with horses but as far as seeing them with the horse i have never seen that but yeah i did see one

yep when i was a little girl we've seen one uh drinking from the mama's to mama cow wow oh and we thought it was we thought it was we thought it was a calf and you know dad just wanted me to be respectful of it you know and not coop and holler or make noise or nothing like that. When it got done drinking, it stood up. It looked right at my dad, and it turned around, and it walked right back down the hill. Incredible. Oh, man.

Yeah. Yeah. And then from the time I was 10, and then when I was 12, when we were building a clubhouse back in the woods, that's when that one that jumped. I told you I've seen like a strawberry blonde when me. and it also had gray skin. It also had gray skin, too. And it looked human. They did not look ape.

They looked more human. Now, the nose, that was what I needed to tell you before, is the nose on it, that giant, the solid white one that we've seen, it had a human nose. Its nose wasn't flat or nothing. I'm telling you, it looked like Mr. McGu. Yep. And the other one, their nose were flat on, like the bridge was flat, but the tip of it came out, you know, like a regular nose.

And they had really a wild, like a wide mouth. I had a wide mouth. Like, I don't know. I don't want to say planet of the eight type of thing. Maybe a mouth like that. I want to describe the mouth that the nose, the bridge of the nose was flat, but there was a tip. Gotcha. Wow.

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have some great chats coming up in the next few months for sure. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. I've kept journals

and stuff too about all my experiences. Oh, that's great. A lot of people don't do that. I have broke stuff down. Did you say you had recordings as well?

Yes. Yes, I do. Is that on your computer or how are those recorded? On my phone. Oh, okay. You know, everything that I had got wiped out.

Yeah. No, because I have to set my phone in the window. Oh, okay, so you're saying those recordings are, they were erased, right? Yes, everything that I have recent stuff. Okay, okay. Yeah, I had, all I've got now, yeah, I have two iPads, I can't even get into. Yeah, everything that I had that was electronic. See, like where I'm at right now, we don't even have the internet.

internet. I have to sit up here, I have to sit close to my bedroom window for everything to come in because there's no internet out here. That's real stuff. That's really, really bad stuff. Yeah, everything that I have, I have to either go outside, you know, to get the signal to come in and like, just talking to you on the phone so that nothing gets cut out or anything. Yeah. I have to sit up here close by my window. Okay, gotcha. Yeah, that makes sense. I go back into town. I can send you everything. Oh, okay. Yeah, I mean, I don't want to put you out, but if you do get a chance to, that would definitely help out before the upcoming chat.

It would have, that's when I'll be going into town. Yeah, that's fine. That's fine. Yeah. Well, when I'm in town, I got internet and everything. Everything works real good. Gotcha. Yep. Makes sense. well hey kansas i could talk to you i could talk to you for hours but i'll tell you what i think i think we're going to have a good time with these upcoming chats um but uh yeah and like i said i've kept journals and i go back through my journals about things i've written down because i had experiences uh uh just from like when i was 12 and then i didn't have any more experiences

and 12 was like 15 and 16. Okay. When they used to come up to my bedroom window. Wow. There was like a time period. Or maybe they was following me. Maybe they was around me and I just didn't ever pay attention because I was a teenager. Yeah, exactly.

There you go. Yeah. That could be it too. Mm. Yeah. But I'm telling you I can pretty much. I don't know if it's in my bloodline or what, but I can feel them when they're around. I can hear them

from pretty far away you know if they're making sound I know I watch my surroundings but I don't go in the woods around here I'll go out a little face to the knoll but ever since I've seen those sticks in the ground where the spring is

and the creeks are real dry I get real bad feelings or if I walk out there by myself everything goes dead quiet like silent you could hear a pin drop something always tells me to get back in the house or get inside or get up by the house that's wild yeah i mean you're and it's yeah yeah well it's like they know when you're home and they know when you're not right exactly does any anything ever slapped the side of your house i had i mean

this place is pretty well insulated okay the only experiences that i've had had as far as like they hadn't really slapped the house or nothing they come up and they like to look through the window and they like to sniff you know like sniff the air yeah and i'll tell you in there another way i know that when they're out there is because you won't hear one dog make a peep oh yeah it's it's it's definitely quiet yeah they hide yep they hide oh man wild, wild stuff. Well, Candice, I appreciate you calling in tonight. We're going to have some great chats in the future unpacking this.

But thank you so much for calling in tonight, Candace. Okay, well, thank you very much. We'll talk to you later. This is wild. This has been a great show. Thank you to everyone who has called in. I greatly appreciate it. I'm checking something real quick.

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