Bigfoot Society - BIGFOOT ENCOUNTERS from Washington to Florida and in between! (Tiktok Live Bigfoot Encounters)

Episode Date: July 26, 2024

In this episode, join Jeremiah from Bigfoot Society as he engages with numerous guests sharing their riveting Bigfoot encounters from various parts of the United States. From a lifeguard's terrifying sighting in Crystal Springs, Florida in the 1970s to strange happenings in Armstrong and Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, hear firsthand accounts of mysterious figures, eerie howls, and unsettling behaviors attributed to Bigfoot. Other stories include an Idaho family's experiences near the Clearwater River, encounters during a pipeline project in Louisiana, eerie sounds and sightings on Kameno Island, Washington, and unnerving events in Douglas and Franklin County, Kansas. Whether it's a creature observing from the shadows or Sasquatches disrupting nighttime walks and campfires, these stories provide a spine-tingling glimpse into the phenomenon that continues to capture imaginations. If you're passionate about Bigfoot encounters, this episode is packed with captivating tales from across the country, offering a deep dive into the enigmatic world of Sasquatch sightings.Share your Bigfoot encounter with me here: [e-mail]🔴 Subscribe to hear more Bigfoot encounters: https://www.youtube.com/@BigfootSociety?sub_confirmation=1Share 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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I had just graduated from high school previously a year before in 73. And I was walking along the, it's like a river behind the Crystal Springs area where you go to swim. And my friends and I was sitting around getting ready at the riverbank and all of a sudden I had this horrible smell like skunk cabbage like we have up here in New England. And I'm like, you guys smell that? And they were Jimmy and Eddie with the two friends I was with. And Jimmy goes, yeah, what is that? need a bath and we were just joking back and forth and I said no really that's really gross what

is it it smells like skunk cabbage and then Jimmy was wandering around down further trying to aggravate the otters that were playing in the water so I was looking straight ahead and all of a sudden I had this guy with long red hair like looking from behind a tree back at me and I was like uh Jim Jim Jimmy stop rolling Jimmy look look and he goes what and I go look and he looks up and he goes, they are real. And we just stood there and he looked at us, didn't make any noise, kind of stepped backwards first, then turned to walk away, and he took about two steps, and honest to God, he had to bend 20 feet away in just those two steps. And then when he turned again, he looked at us again and then just ran off. Really long, reddish brown hair. And I'd say he's

probably about eight to nine feet tall. Did you notice any, do you remember any specific details about the face? Were you able to get a good look at the face at all? His eyes and where his nostrils were. Everything else was covered in here. I couldn't even really see his mouth very good. But then again, he was also peering out from behind a big huge cypress tree. So it wasn't like he was standing there where I am, you know. The parts where there was not here. covering the face. Did you notice like the color of the skin or texture of the skin at all? It's like a kind of like a, I want to say black with like a gray covering over it. You know what I mean? It was like a coating over it. It wasn't totally like thick black.

It looked like it had like a sheen to it. Almost like it was putting lipstick on or something, but it wasn't lipstick. It was his nose and his eyes. Gotcha. You saw the eyes too, correct? Deep set and about not there a little further apart away from his nose, what I think where his nose was, than ours. And so the eyes itself, were there any white parts to it, or was it, did it have like a pupil or was the whole thing one solid color?

It wasn't real, real white. It was kind of on the yellowish side. and his eyes to me looked like chocolate, really dark, dark chocolate brown. But I couldn't tell you his profile or anything, because I just saw him head on. And then when he turned, got a little bit of a glimpse of him. See how long the hair was on his back and hanging off of his butt and his thighs and stuff like that. But it was when he ran, I could hear the, boom, boom, boom, like that because he was so heavy. And then, of course, we were like, let's get out of here before he goes, gets his friends.

Because we were young. I was like 17 years old. I'm 69 now. Did you just hear him run or did you see him run as well? We watched him run away. He turned and stopped and then he looked at us and then he started running away. But his run wasn't, it wasn't like a run like us. You know how we're like, bum, bu, blah, blah, blah, but he had such a big stride. It was like, boom, boom. But I don't even think that was a run for him to tell you the truth. I think he was just like going away, you know, it wasn't, but it wasn't a slow walk either. He did, like, go up in the air a little bit like he was running. That's why I say he was running away. How much ground was he covering with each, let's say, you know, with each bounding run?

Yes, he only took two steps away from us, and that was, oh, let's see, let me let me try. Like I said 20 feet, but it was really way more than that because his, he could take ten, feet with just one step between the two legs. So I'd say, I would say like a regular, an average driveway length after three steps. That's how far he was away from me. That's how good history. Did you, did you notice anything off about the arms at all? Just that they were longer than what I, you know, they're longer than ours. You know what I mean? Like they came, like that. The ends of his fingers came down to the tops of his, past the tops of his knees, where his knees would be. But he was so hard to see detail.

Like I couldn't see a kneecap. I could see feet, but not well because they were hidden in kind of like the muddy crap that was on the ground in Florida. I'm looking at Crystal Springs on a map, and it looks like it's actually in relatively close proximity to a place called the Green Swamp, which is a, pot bed for Bigfoot as of this time and current day. Oh, yeah, tons of Bigfoot activity in that area. So that's interesting. And it's Crystal Springs and Zephyr Hills touch each other. Crystal Springs is really kind of like a pot of Zephyr Hills. So, and I was in a private, it was a private place where you could go and pull up and swim and they would charge you like $3 for the day. And that was it. that an old man and woman owned it and it was set up really nice it was safe and clean and everything but it wasn't like a big attraction or anything like that it was just basically a natural springhole

with a bunch of springs coming up i mean sinkhole with a bunch of springs coming up did you did you ever hear of any other sightings in that area while you were down there any area but i have um up here in new hampshire where i'm from really would you be able to do you mind sharing those I wasn't there. I just here's from people that have seen them up in the White Mountains. They like to, from what I understand, they like to holler a lot. And they like to bang on trees. That's what my, you know.

Absolutely. About all I got for you. I hope it's some help. Rabbit, that's incredible. Thank you for jumping on. And I appreciate, I mean, there's another spot in Florida now that we can add to the map so I appreciate you coming on and sharing what you experience no problem my pleasure have a good night you too hey jacob i do pipeline integrity work and i follow pipelines everywhere and

you know i've been an avid woodsman my entire life and uh it wasn't until uh i think it was 2012 when i first ran into them and i don't know i was somewhere around 35 years old something like that And I was followed for seven days throughout the Castichy National Forest. And it was life-changing, you know. I wasn't out there hunting Bigfoot or anything else. I never believed in Bigfoot Sasquatch or anything. And I tell everybody, you know, seeing is believing. I've told my story.

A lot of people, you know, you can believe it or not. But, you know, I just documented what had happened. I've got, you know, like a five. part series on here on tic-tok uh with with some of the footage that i captured and castiche national force looks like is down in louisiana right yeah absolutely i called the bfro and i spoke to a lady she's like one of the you know she's a volunteer there and uh at the time you know that show on on tv matt moneymaker and those guys uh they actually wanted to come down and you know check got my story, but they were in Australia. So they sent another investigator down as he came down and we spent hours, you know, talking, you know, and trading stories. And the fascinating part was that is I learned so much about what might have, you know, attracted him, you know, to find out what I was doing. Because I use some equipment that transmits a low frequency signal in order to locate the

pipeline and he believes that's what brought him in and from my my best account I believe it was a family and what from what I seen there was another guy with me he's seen more but I seen two adults and two juveniles and the juveniles stood approximately you know eight foot tall where another guy that was with me he uh He actually seen some, and we have references because of the markers on the pipeline, the markers are right foot tall. And he estimated these things to be 15. Yeah. It scared him so bad, he wouldn't come back out on the job.

You said there was a part when you were followed for seven days you were saying? Correct. We walked during the day, and when we first entered the park, that's when our account. occurred, well, we were driving, you know, an hour to two hours back to our hotel. And the next day, when we would pick the job up, they continued to follow. And they made their presence known. They were pushing over trees. How many trees would you say were pushed over around you during your time there? At least two or three a day during a seven-day period. And after I completed this project,

I went back and I took a group of people seven different times. And every time I would pull up to a certain location, I would say I took seven trips out there. And five out of the seven times I said, I'm going to pull up. I'm going to step out of the truck. And I'm going to start talking. You're going to hear a tree snap and fall over.

And five out of seven times it happened. Yeah. No way, dude. Really? Yeah. Did you get any of this on video or on audio recording? I've got some video recording. Some of it I lost, but like I said, you know, if you DM me or whatever, I can send you what I got.

Oh, absolutely. And my email, if you want to use email is Bigfoot Society at gmail.com, but I would really appreciate that. Were you able to get a visual or did you see anything of the creature during the time you were in there? you were in there? I always saw them out of the corner of my eye moving from tree to tree. So I took my smartphone and I held it over my shoulder and I'm wearing a pack with equipment on it because I'm surveying the pipeline and I caught them moving from tree to tree. And the BFRO has all of my footage on this and they took the footage and analyzed it. They believe there was more out there than I actually thought there were. So.

Do you have this footage on your TikTok as well, Jacob? Yeah, I've got so many videos. It's like you'd have to scroll to the very bottom and look. But I, you know, I've got it saved a favorite so I could, you know, send it to you. Yeah, absolutely. That would be amazing. Have you, is that the main time that you've had a Bigfoot experience or have there been other times as well? That was the first encounter ever since then.

I've had encounters before because I live out on the Trinity River in Texas out in the middle of nowhere. And I still travel. Yeah, all throughout North America. And I've had many experiences that first one kind of triggered it. And now they're more apt to make themselves known around me. And I've only had one bad encounter. I never felt threatened the entire time until once. and you could just

when they're around you the hair on the back of your neck stands up and you get that feeling that you're being watched and when you get that feeling you know I didn't have any panic about me or anything I was just curious as to what it was but there was one encounter

I could sense that it was a bad place to be and I needed to get out of there So would would you be able to This is up to you if you want to share it of course But would you be able to to share that one experience where where things turned pretty rough Yeah, I was out there with my my former wife and we were in the woods and she worked with me and We heard footsteps and We knew something was coming around and you know

And we got that, both of us had, we've had multiple experiences together. And we got that sense of fear. Like, you don't need to be out here, you need to get out of here. That's what it felt like. Wow. So you just, you just got out of there. Yeah. And there's occasions in Ohio.

We were working on pipelines. and just walking down the rideaway, and we heard knocking. And I just called out, I said, hey, man, are you a Bigfoot? Knock twice for yes. And there was two knocks, but, you know, that's irrelevant, but it happened. So. Jacko, do you think this is a thing where other pipeline workers run into Bigfoot? experiences too. Have you talked to any of your your co-workers or other people you know across the

U.S.? Only very few because I still want to work in this town. I got you. Yeah, sure. Totally get it. Thank you for sharing what you've experienced over the years. I really appreciate that. Absolutely. Feel free to reach out to me, Bigfoot Society at gmail.com if you want to share anything or you can send me a direct message on TikTok as well. I appreciate you chat. today. Absolutely. Much love, brother. You as well. Bigfoot Society will be right back after these messages. Today, every dollar counts. Make yours go further with AARP. For just $15 for your first year with automatic renewal. An AARP membership delivers benefits and savings you can use right away. You can also

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There you go. Just go ahead and call me Kelly. All right, Kelly. Very good. Go right ahead. So I'm in Washington State. I'm on the coast and I was laying in bed and it was a couple weeks ago and it was getting pretty hot out here. So I had all the windows open to get that breeze through.

And I'm on second story. and I'm listening to these coyotes and I'm like, okay, yeah, they're good distance off. And then there was one that was not a coyote. And it was like bigger, but it was still on like that high pitch and then it turned into a whoop instead of a howl. And it sounded like it was up the Wainucci River, which makes sense because like when the weather turns the way it is,

like they come down for the fish and stuff like that. And the berries and stuff will start kicking off here shortly. And they usually are right around the waterways and stuff. That is wild to hear. So you heard a coyote, a large, large coyote sound turn into a whoop. Yeah. So, like, I heard the pack of coyotes because we're out in the country. Right.

And they're all around. We are surrounded by river. We've got the Wainucci that runs past the house. And then we've got the Shahelis that runs. around with the hills around us. So we are literally waterways all over. And we'll hear the coyotes like back towards where the Wainucci goes into the Shahelis. And then we'll also hear them up towards,

further back towards the Wainichy River Valley towards Donkey Creek. I know if anybody's Googling like we're just like in this fun little valley. and so like I heard it up towards the donkey creek side of the house and then it was like they were way way out there and then all of a sudden it was like way way bigger and it was really loud and like a deeper coyote howl and it definitely sounded like a coyote howl but then it turned into a whoop at the end of it and it um you know i've lived here my whole life and and it it was not a coyote it was definitely not a coyote and it made me run through my brain of like okay well what could have that could that have been um and that's you know i could only think of one creature in these neck of the woods that that

could have been because no bears make that noise cougar don't think it was a cougar um i don't think coyotes get that big and then change into a whoop from a high howl. And then the range it went seems beyond a coyote. That's just incredible. Have you heard of any other sightings that have happened in your same area or people reporting things that are a little out of the ordinary? Oh yeah. Yeah. I've messaged you before about my dad. He was out in the woods when he was a kid with his dad. And he's just been busy. Couldn't share stories directly. But he's, I know who you are now. Yes, totally.

Oh, man. Those were crazy. Yeah. So, you know, the kid on a skitter trying to build a road with his dad back in the 60s. And then a stump stands up. And he's like, okay, throw that thing into the highest gear you can to get out of there. And then, like, my favorite one is my uncle before he passed. He was coming down from Forks somewhere, like in the Washington State.

peninsula and he was coming back towards Hocam and he saw what he thought was a bear and then he was like wait a minute that is not a bear because the highway out there coming back from forks is too wide for something to make that big of a pass that quick over that highway in like two strides I would always love to talk to him sometime in the future if he's ever up for it that was my first like oh hey I definitely heard that that's definitely what I've heard personally because they've always been like surrounding stories and things that you hear growing up from people that that work in the woods or work in the forestry industry that are out there on a regular basis and are in

their neighborhood and then the other stories from grown-ups as I was growing up in this neighborhood the older lady that saw the furry man out in her driveway or whatever and And then they saw prints in the snow the next day. You know, just I could literally see that house from my house sitting where I'm at now. I can see that, you know, across the field. You know, so there are. Wow. So it sounds like it's been a part of your entire life at different points for sure, which is just incredible.

Yeah, but that was my first experience with a definite. You know, that cannot be any other critter than any other creature than that. That's incredible. Kelly, thank you so much for agreeing to come on for a few minutes and sharing some things about your area. I really appreciate it. Yeah, no, no problem. Have a good day. Hey, Big Mike.

My name's Jeremiah. How are you doing today, sir? I'm doing good. I saw your comment where you said there's a Bigfoot family living in Orofino, Idaho, near the Clearwater River. Just curious what you knew about that. So it was probably 96, 97. I lived in northern Idaho. And there's a reservation called Lapway Reservation, which is the Nespers Indian tribe.

And they are very, very believers in that. my experience was if I did see it or not it was just kind of cloaking and I don't know if you understand what that means it I saw it but it just caught me it just it froze me when I looked at it and I saw it like I saw the figure and everything and it just kind of just kind of like disobeyed appeared into the tree. And a lot of the natives in that area claim that there is a big foot family living in those mountains. So it's northern Idaho, close to the border of Washington, where Lewiston, Pullman area is. It's just, it's a beautiful area.

And Orfino is the town where Laway Reservation is. And there's been several sightings up there. But my experience was in the 90s. It was near the Clearwater River. And it was, you know, you look at it, you're in disbelief, but you believe. I don't know, I can't really explain myself. It was just, this was almost 30 years ago. Wow.

Most people when they talk about what you kind of experience, they say it was similar to the movie, the predator, when you see something kind of shimmery but not really there. Is that similar or not really? No. Yes, something like that. But I did see a full figure. I'm talking about seven feet, eight feet tall. You know, and it kind of looked like a brownish, blackish look.

It was, I mean, you talk about your blood just going from your head to your feet. You know, it's just an experience I'll never forget. Were you able to get a good look at its face when you had that look at the creature? So the face was more human-like, I would say. I've heard other people talk about ape faces. This was not like that. It looked more, I mean, it was kind of far off, but it looked more. like a long-haired hippie type of man look that's what I saw you know like the big beard kind of like a Kenny Rogers with dark hair look type of deal but it's it was you know once you see something like that you can't unsee it for the

rest of your life and people think I'm crazy you know but you know you go out there they're out there man how how long would you say the hair was from what you remember it was it was long you know it was a very shaggy look in fact I had a chow chow dog that looked kind of like that hair you know but it was like a long hair like I can't explain it you know long hair kind of like a Yorkie look I don't know if you've ever seen a little Yorkie dog with a long hair sure something like that, man, you know. And it wasn't apy looking either. It looked like a real man, you know. I see a lot of people make comments that they see them in Tennessee, Kentucky. I don't believe

that to be true. In my opinion, I think they're more towards the Pacific Northwest, Alaska. you know, some of the research I've done is that they're a lot bigger in those areas. But I'm kind of skeptical, you know, about Texas and Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri, Mississippi. I don't believe there's anything like that out there. I think it's more towards the Pacific Northwest. And if there were some type of hominid that lived in those areas, it might have migrated towards those areas. because I don't, I've never heard of a real siding in those areas like Tennessee, Texas. I'll just say, you know, I know there's some wild ones in the Pacific Northwest,

but there are things happening in Tennessee that would make your headspin that I've been talking to people off air about. It's very wild. Yeah. And I could be wrong. You know, I just, I could be wrong. You know, I'm entitled to be wrong, I guess, right? Absolutely.

Absolutely. Oh, yeah. My experience, the most sightings are Oregon, Washington, Northern California, British Columbia, even New Mexico. So there's a friend of mine that lives in New Mexico up in the mountains, and there's a lot of literature and sightings of Bigfoot in that area. And there's even statues commemorating Sasquash in those areas. So I'm not new to this. I've been very intrigued with this most of my life. Most of my, I'm 54 now, so I really got into this around my 20s, you know. It's something else. Once you see it, you don't unsee it anymore, you know.

You know, that's what I hear, Big Mike. It's once you have that first sighting, it's with you for the rest of your life. But I appreciate you jumping on and having. a quick chat and definitely keep in touch my friend sounds good to me man i really enjoy your show thank you so much thank you sir i'm going to go ahead and send a request to they watch us from the moon i've seen your your comments and uh i'm really uh interested to hear what you've experienced and what you know about that area there okay uh can you hear me okay i'm driving in my car yes sir sounds great okay cool

So I'm saying about 25 years ago, and I live in Douglas County, Kansas, which isn't too far from Kansas City, Kansas, Kansas, Kansas City, Missouri, Metro, about 45 minutes or so. About 25 years ago, some friends of mine had some property south of us about an hour down in what's called Lane, Kansas, which is, um, Southern Franklin County, Kansas. And it's very rural. And we had, we were camping, hiking, shooting guns, you know, Kansas kid stuff. We were sitting around a campfire one night and we heard this, I don't ever heard a deer scream. I don't know if you're a hunter or if you ever been out in the woods and spooked.

I've heard it. Yeah. So we started hearing these deer just raising all kinds of cane. And we're like, what in the world? and then all of a sudden, I would say, probably a herd of like 25 deer just came storming through our camp. And we were like, holy crap, wasn't it possibly spook these deer like this? And that was kind of over at the event. Then like two weeks later, we're sitting around this campfire again.

And from the other direction, we hear coyotes just raising hell. I mean, I don't have you ever heard a, everybody's heard coyotes yapping, but there's a difference when like, if you ever heard a coyote get trapped in a cage or a trap, they, you never heard one make such a hell of a racket. And we're sitting there and all of a sudden these coyotes are just raising hell. Bigfoot Society will be right back after these messages. Today, every dollar counts. Make yours go further with AARP. For just $15 for your first year with automatic renewal, an AARP membership delivers benefits and savings you can use right away. You can also access trusted resources and tools to help you stay healthy.

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what in the crazy is going on out here and we didn't sleep the rest of the night soon after that because we went to these batch of woods like all the time soon after that we started finding structures uh xes and benches and the sapling bows they tie into another tree or they time into stubs or whatever and time went on and this went on years and years that we were finding these structures eight nine years ago did throwing things at us we'd be in the campground at night and acorns would hit you square in the in the head I did, ptongons don't fall horizontally with velocity. They fall straight down, you know.

And they would wing sticks at us and acorns and rocks. We were the only people up there at this property, like week in, week out. We were the only ones there. We were there every weekend. Shooting, we would lose around here and there just in the woods or at the shooting range. And we would come home and... or come back the next week and start a fire and uh i don't think it lost all over the woods were a place in a fire pit stuck down deep into it and we'd light a fire that night and

you know rounds flying by us nobody else up there it's too rural there nobody lived up there nobody had permission to be up there we ran off a few poachers every once in a while but poachers don't put live rounds and fire pits they don't take the time You know? I mean, but then we started seeing them. We started, there was a couple of them. We'd noticed there was probably a couple of three juveniles and some bigger ones. And it was only the juveniles that you would see, but there was evidence of the big ones. Like huge limbs, we would hear huge limbs being snapped off in the middle of the night.

And we'd wake up at the morning and there'd be X's on the trail, like where they had set up. structure X's on the trail and snapped him out of trees like 15, 16 feet high up out of the trees. And this isn't in the northwest. It's in the middle of Kansas. There's a lot of stories. Have you ever looked into the area called Monkey Mountain,

which is north of Kansas City? No. But I've looked into the stories about the Shungan, or the Meridazin River, caves and there's a lot of stories there too and that's not too far off from where you're talking about i'm not aware of those would you be able to share any of that i don't have a lot of experience with the meridazine caves but i've heard stories about sightings down there um on the river banks there's there's actual quicks sand down there so i've never run into past the 70s cartoons

but there is actual quick sand down there in the river bottoms, the Meridesane River, that runs from Kansas and the Missouri. And I know several people that have had sightings on those riverbanks down there, but no. But there's also even further south of Franklin County, where I'm talking about is Crawford County. And there's been sightings and stories of pods down there for 250. plus years. There's a tourist attraction there called Big Brutus, which is at one time was the

biggest steam shovel in the world. And it's very rural. It's out in the middle of nowhere and there's camping out there. And people have bigfoot sightings around the Pittsburgh, Kansas, Crawford County area for, like I said, 250 years. It's very prevalent in Kansas and Missouri. It's all over the place. in this area. We're not too far off from the Ozarks, which, you know, there's places in the Ozark that no human beings ever stepped on yet. All right. We're going to, let's see if we can have Country Girl on here, an invite to her. Hey, Country Girl, this is Jeremiah from Bigfoot Society. Thanks for coming on. I'd love to hear what you've experienced. I saw your interesting comments there. Yeah, I commented on one of your posts before, so it might sound a little familiar.

Okay. Let's see. Well, actually, I have, I have, I have had more than one experience. The first one, I've never seen one, but I have had two, I guess you want to call them encounters. The first one, my dad and I had built fence for my sheep. And we were building the fence, and we came across a section that I thought, you know, was like a deer trail, because it was obviously a trail cut through the right away. It was an obvious path. And we didn't pay any attention to it, covered it up, and just went around.

And this was right around Father's Day a couple of years ago in June. And that night, I was in bed and something hit my house. That pictures fell off of the inside walls. I was just about to go to sleep. And, you know, that woke me up. And I'm running around and I'm looking, because I have no idea what happened. But actually, the first time it hit, it was just a thud. The second time is when the picture, not on an outside wall, but on an interior wall, an inside wall, a picture fell off, the wall.

It was that hard whatever hit the house. I, you know, I went outside, looked around. There was nothing. I mean, there was no limbs. There was no wind. I have no idea. I mean, that could be my only guess, that we covered up the path, and it was not happy. And then let's see.

Sorry, what area? Can you share, like, the county and the state? Is that possible? Armstrong County, Pennsylvania. Okay, thank you. And I, it is, let's see, near Keystone Dam. There's two Keystone Dam. The one that's near me is between Indiana and Catanning, Indiana, Pennsylvania, and Katanning.

That's the near Keystone Dam. Now, my mom, actually, I think it was maybe like two weeks after that happened. She woke up in the middle of the night and walked out to her kitchen to get a drink. Now this is just a quarter and a half a mile down over the hill from where I live. And she saw one standing silhouetted in the window. It was standing at the window and she completely saw it completely silhouetted. And it scared her. And she woke up my dad and but, you know, and then, you know,

came out and it was gone um and then let's see just uh well i think it's been about a year now this is a story that i recently took that i commented on a post that i was up late it was well it was again it was about june or so it was close to june and i was up in the barn i had a uh a goat a baby goat that was dying. He was twisted and was dying. And I had been, I didn't realize he was twisted. And I had been up doctoring him all evening. And it was probably about three in the morning or so. And I stepped out of the barn. And I was frantic with him. Because at that time, I still thought he was just bloated. I was running down to the house to get more baking soda. And I heard a whoop. It was plain as day, just off in the distance, just whoo-

Oh, wow. And I, but I was frantic and busy with the goat and it didn't really register what it was that I had heard at the time. And I, you know, because I ran down to the house, got what I needed, came back up. And as I was going back into the barn, I heard another one, just the same. And I'm like, is that an owl? But I was too distracted and went running back into the barn to be with the goat. So, yeah, I heard, yeah, it was like three in the morning and it wasn't that far. That is absolutely wild.

Did you ever try talking to neighbors around the same area to see if they've been experienced things as well? Or? No, not really. Sometimes, well, there's an older gentleman that lives down the road. And you kind of take what he says with a grain of salt. He said what he said he's seen some things, but then he also said that he saw a creature that we nicknamed wear pig. Because just the way he described it. I'm curious about this.

So where pig? What's up with that? he said it was like a dog but it had the face of a pig so uh yeah so i'm not sure yeah he he would have yeah some some wild stories so we were just kind of like oh okay but that's not what he called it but we nicknamed it wear pig he didn't have a name he just he just described it as like a dog with a pig face. Sure. Sorry, go ahead.

Let's see. My nephews, this was a few years ago, because we, like I mentioned, the Keystone Lake, our road down at the bottom of the hill is the overflow. The overflow comes down and connects with Plum Creek and runs. And at the time, my brother lived in a high school. house not too far from right there. And my family, we all live pretty close. My sister lived about two miles up the road from there. And we were down at my brother's house for a picnic.

And my nephews, who, let's see, there was three of them. And they were about 14, 15 at the time. And it was July, the end of June, 1st of July. I think it might have been a fourth of July picnic. And they decided to walk from my brother's house back home to my sisters. And they're walking up the road. And they saw, they said they saw a big man in a fur coat. And they were all laughing about it going, wearing a fur coat in July. And he had stepped out of the woods looked at them and then stepped back in and and you know they were they were a little nervous because there was this weird guy but but yeah they said their comment was this really big guy wearing a fur coat in july so yeah there there's some activity and it all seems to be

right around june mainly june the first of july june okay and remind me of the years again that this all happened in. Okay, let's see. I heard the whoop last year. Okay. And let's see, we built the fence. It's probably been about five, yeah, five to seven years ago, we built the fence. And my mom had, and so that happened at the house.

And then my mom also seeing, seeing the one in the window. That's wow. Thank you for sharing and please keep an eye out for wear pig. Yes, we have been looking for wear pig. That's the scariest thing of all. But I'm actually seeing the comments that Linda has a sighting about 40 miles away from the location you were talking about. So I appreciate you calling in. I'm going to try to see if I can chat with Linda next to see what's going on.

Sure, I enjoy yourself. Let's try if I can get Dresden on here. Hey Dresden, I see that you put a comment in there that you've had something interesting happen in Washington State. Yeah, about like probably an hour north of Seattle up in the islands there. I used to walk my dogs at night really late anywhere from like 10 p.m. to, you know, two in the morning out there and it's in the middle of nowhere, you know, just total pitch black. There's a couple street lights.

There's like one little store. Any of you, I'm walking the dogs, and I'm coming down toward this little store, and there's no lights anywhere. I'm probably 200 feet away, maybe 150 up this hill. And like the only street light around is down the hill for me by this little store. And so I'm walking down toward that light,

and this figure walks in front of the light. So the light must be like 15 feet behind it. I can't see any color on it. I just see a black outline because the lights behind it. It looks like maybe it was six foot tall. All I saw was black. And it froze, it was walking across the street. Bigfoot Society will be right back after these messages.

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and it froze right in the middle of the street. I don't know if it sensed I was there, but I froze with my dogs. We were not making any sound. I was probably 150 feet away. Just watching this, like, what is this thing? You know, and it froze for a little bit in the middle of the street, and then it kept walking to the side of the street.

And this is where it got weird to me. I was like, okay, it's just like a person out. I was like, you know, even though that's rare to see a person just randomly walking, two, three in the morning out in this area. When it got to the side of the road, it dropped down to all fours. That's what freaked me out. Like, when it dropped down to all fours, like its body was probably tilted a little bit upward. You know, it wasn't quite like an ape or anything, but like its arm must, arms must have been really long for the way it was, like the way it was standing, able to stand on all fours. And it didn't like, it didn't keep walking the road.

scurried up this embankment real quick and ran off into the woods. I was like, what? I was like that. That was really unlikely to me to be a, I don't know. I don't know what it was. Part of it's just like, you know, you have to be there and just like the feeling that you feel from it and all that stuff that goes with it. But like, it was crazy because when it dropped to all fours and, you know, it's like torso should have been way lower if it were a human, but it wasn't. And it just super quickly scurried up the side like this 15, 20 foot embankment into the wood. It was like, It was so bizarre. And the thing moved so fluidly.

Like, it moved like a dancer or something. It was crazy. Did it make a movement almost like maybe it was a spider crawling on the ground? I don't know if I'd say a spider. More like some kind of humanoid, but it just moved. Like when I saw it walking upright, it was just walking very, just I don't know how to describe it very smoothly. And then it scurried up the embankment like an athlete. Like if it was a human, then it was like some super athlete that did that.

That's one of the weirdest ones I've heard for sure. Are you able to share what county this is from? Yeah, Camano Island County. Camino Island. Okay. Oh, so that's way up there. Yeah. It was just so bizarre to me.

It was like it just felt so unlikely that it was a person, especially the way it moved. And then when it dropped on all fours and screwed up a hill versus a person who just kept walking. being super weird. I just really freaked me out. Have there been other strange sightings in that same area you're at as well? I haven't looked into it. I don't know. Okay. I know, you know, I listen to various Bigfoot channels on YouTube and stuff. I know Washington State and that whole area, you know, in Canada, North 2, it's a lot of sightings,

but I don't know specifically about where I was at. Wow. Well, thank you for sharing what you saw. of the weird ones I've heard and if you do hear anything else you're welcome to to reach back out again Dresden yeah what's your youtube if you search for bigfoot society uh two words on you'll find it it's got out of your mid logo so yeah i'll come i'll come find it for sure thanks for having me on awesome yeah have a good one you too bye all right uh let's see so this we're going to go until my battery dies um which it's at 20% right now now and I can't plug it in because of this microphone set up because my iPhone is a piece of

garbage because the microphones are dead. So anyways, it's a whole deal, guys. I need to get a new one. Linda, I'm going to try to reach out to Linda again here. Hey, Linda. So you were saying that you've had an experience about 40 miles away from Country Girl? I did, yes. I had just gotten home. I had my daughter with me. I had in a car seat. took her out of my truck, walked up to the steps, and sat down because it was just dusk, and it was a beautiful sunset starting, and I was just looking around, you know, and looking at her in the car seat next to me, and every hair on my body just stood up, and it scared me. So I started looking down across the street, which was probably not even 20 yards from me, in the view of the

tree, I could see it. And the first thing I've, you know, I always thought, if I ever see one, I'm going to try to communicate with it, this, that, and the other, you know, because I want to know. No, it was fight or flight, instant instinct with my daughter. I picked her up in her car seat. I went in my house, went straight upstairs, locked my doors and everything, and didn't come out until the next day, and I live on a cul-de-sac right there. And from that day forward, I always parked my truck going down or turn around to turn around and where she was. And it was a female because she turned sideways and I can see her breasts. And from that day forward, I did not park my truck going up the street because that's where she was standing in the via those trees.

So I always parked going down the street. Now, there was other instances there. Are you familiar with Joy Dog Food? It was a dog food company. I'm not. And also, can you remind us of the county that this all happened in? This was Allegheny County, Oakdale, PA. Okay.

Thank you. Their Joy Dog Food Factory was in Oakdale. And what they used to do is bringing the corn and everything. Now, there has been times when I lived there that my whole house would shake from something running through the yard. Now, I'm not the only one that's witnessed this, but nobody will talk about it. And what they would do was they were killing the deer. They were feeding on the corn that they were bringing in for the dog food. And we had found bones and everything down over the hill and everything.

Because there's railroad tracks right there that are no longer there. It's a trail now. And we found deer bones down there. You know, a couple rotten carcasses. And this went on for years. Nobody would talk about it. I would ask my neighbor, hey, did you hear, did you see?

We don't talk about that here. It's just crazy. And then my grandmother and my grandfather lived up the street. If you come down my hill and go up the hill to the right, they had a house next to the cemetery up there. My grandmother took a Polaroid picture of a Bigfoot sitting next to her car on the ground with a baby in its arms. Now, my brother has that picture and he sent it to BFRO or the Bigfoot guys.

Yeah. You think I'm kidding? No, I'm just saying now no one will ever see it. I know. It's just, it's insane. It was just, they're there. I'm telling you they're there. And if you look up sightings in Pine Woods, that's right down the street from Oakdale.

Did you see that Polaroid yourself? I did. My mother was the one, God rest her soul, that pointed out that she was holding a baby. And it was next to my grandmother's gold Dodge Dynasty. She was sitting on the ground holding the baby in her arms. Today, every dollar counts. Make yours go further with AARP. For just $15 for your first year with automatic renewal, an AARP membership delivers benefits and savings. you can use right away. You can also access trusted resources and tools to help you stay healthy. Protect your money and plan ahead.

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Working hard to make privacy easy. Visit privacy.ca.gov slash drop to learn more. You could actually tell what it was, like, it was a pretty good picture, too? Yes. Oh, wow. My grandma didn't think nothing of it, you know? There's probably no copies of that, right? Like, it was a one-time photo.

Yeah, it was a poloid. Oh, my goodness. And, unfortunately, my brother and I don't speak anymore, so I wouldn't even be able to get it. So, but, yeah. Oh, man. I hope they still have it somewhere. and some thing i do too because it's it's just amazing it's so i want to go back to the you said joy dog food

in alleghany county yeah it was in town of oakdale it burned down there was a fire and they and you were saying that there was so much corn there that the deer would come in and then the bigfoot would come after the deer yes absolutely and then we're when they changed the tracks a little bit, then they would bring the trains in, because they used to bring it in by truck and dump it down the shoots. When they brought the trains and they would back up, you know, lift up the trains and dump it. It was amazing stuff that they did. Yeah, but there was bone carcasses down there and everything. And there was still, I moved out of there a year ago, and there was still deer coming around through there. So I'm looking at it on a map, and Oakdale's not that far outside of Pittsburgh, is it?

It's 14 miles southwest, exactly. Goodness. What year was it that this all was happening? 1994. Oh, my goodness. I just moved back from Florida. Yep. Wild.

I haven't heard of this, but I bet other listeners have probably heard of this. If they can share it in the YouTube comments or whatever once I post this. But, oh, man, this is wild. And they had built a botanical park down where. pine woods is okay yeah i see it kids were going up in there and stuff a few of my friends would go up there and they would be terrified because they could hear these things knocking the trees over coming down and get them no this is really i would i wouldn't go up there i was too terrified especially after the experience with my daughter but yeah it was yep knocking trees down chasing

them out of there so in the 90s this area of pennsylvania would just wild with big foot. Well, in my opinion, I've seen one. I've heard them running through my yard, for sure. There's no doubt in my mind. And I've seen her too. Now, like I said, the only reason why I knew she was a female because she stood sideways and I can see her breasts. And she was probably seven foot tall. But it's just, it's just so strange to me how how every hair on your body stands up when you sense something like that. Have you ever had a daughter? I've had something close, but before I talk about that, so you said you felt your hair stand up.

Did you look to see if your hair was actually standing up, though? Oh, it was standing. I could see, like the sun was setting. Okay. Okay. I didn't look at my daughter at that point. I didn't know if the hair on her head was standing. I wasn't, you know, I was more concerned in getting her out of there.

Wow. Myself personally, I haven't had a visual, but I have, I think, been affected about a month or two ago when we were out camping. There was, we got a knockback. My kid said he thinks he saw something, but he's not sure. And I had some really weird issues happen around dusk where it just felt like I was being affected. it's very very weird stuff lines up with other people what I've heard other people say but the area that this all happened in in Iowa

we've had trees get pushed over we've heard whoops we've heard long owls we've heard all sorts of stuff in this area so not surprising that you know we had more stuff happen so but Linda it has been a pleasure chatting with you about this tonight. This is just incredible what you've relayed to us. It's just, it's amazing.

Like I said, you always want to try to communicate with them, but it was no, it was fight or flight with me. I'm emotional right now because that's what it was, fight or flight. And probably because I had my baby, you know. Absolutely, it's a different story when you have your baby with you. Yeah.

Yeah, it was, it scared me. It really did. I'm just glad she didn't come after me. I appreciate you coming on. Please stay in touch if anything else comes, you know, if you hear anything else or anything else happens to you, please reach out. You can email me directly at bigfoot society, gmail.com, okay, Linda?

Well, I'm in the Appalachian Mountains now, so we'll see. That's right, yeah. We'll send a pigeon over whatever, whatever you got to do. Right. You got it. Thank you. You have a good one. You too.

Thank you. Bye. All right. Man, we are having a great night tonight. We should be getting the battery is still going. So we're going to keep going, guys. We have been going for 90 minutes. So this is quite the live.

I appreciate everyone being here. Some great encounter stories. Big Fish says enjoyed the podcast tonight. Thank you, Linda, for sharing. If you have a Bigfoot encounter, and I have a few minutes left before my battery kicks out, let me know in the comments if you've had an encounter that you'd like to share, and then I will try to send you a request. But we've been talking to people from Pennsylvania, Florida, Ohio, two in Washington,

Idaho, all over the place. Linda says thank you for letting me share absolutely. That's what we're all about here. It's given you a way to share. Today, every dollar counts. Make yours go further with AARP. For just $15 for your first year with automatic renewal, an AARP membership delivers benefits and savings.

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