Bigfoot Society - Face to Face and My Dog Paid the Price! | Oregon

Episode Date: March 29, 2025

These calls were recorded live on Youtube in 2024.In this gripping episode of Bigfoot Society with host Jeremiah Byron, listeners are taken on a riveting journey through the forests of Oregon and California. Mark, an Oregon resident with over a decade of experience in the Pacific Northwest, shares his terrifying encounters with Bigfoot, including a menacing encounter in a state park and another close encounter while mushroom hunting. He details his experiences with incredible clarity, describing how his dog was tragically thrown into a tree and his own confrontation with a massive, angry creature. The episode also features Grose from Humboldt County, California, who recounts his sightings and interactions with seemingly supernatural Bigfoots, including sightings near a bridge and a bizarre cloaking Bigfoot. These accounts are not only chilling but provide an intriguing insight into the mysterious world of Bigfoot. Don't miss this incredible episode.Sasquatch Summerfest this year, is July 11th through the 12th, 2025. It's going to be fantastic. Listeners, if you're going to go, you can get a two day ticket for the cost of one. If you use the code "BFS" like Bigfoot society and it'll get you some off your cost.Priscilla was a nice enough to provide that for my listeners. So there you go. I look forward to seeing you there. So make sure you head over to www. sasquatchsummerfest. com and pick up your tickets today.If you've had similar encounters or experiences, please reach out to [e-mail]. Your story could be the next one we feature!🔴 Subscribe to our Youtube channel and leave a comment here: https://www.youtube.com/@BigfootSociety?sub_confirmation=1Want 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.societySupport Bigfoot Society by checking out these businesses and products we use below:Beam (better sleep)https://share.shopbeam.com/hnpc4ypeWildgrain (better bread)https://wildgrain.com/a/refer-a-friend/redeem/6ogi3frocb2zwtbx8gx8lksvnpgb6tnxbhqlhfk2/8487Goodchop (better meat)https://www.goodchop.com/plans?c=TB1-J803T6DKO&plans_ab=true&utm_campaign=clipboard&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=raf-share-hptRepurpose.iohttps://repurpose.io?fpr=28951Descript (transcription and visual editing) https://get.descript.com/r3bclm1qi6r3Streamyard (platform for recording)https://streamyard.com/?fpr=bigfootsociety Riverside.fm (platform for recording) https://www.riverside.fm/?utm_campaign=campaign_5&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_source=rewardful&via=bigfootsocietyAffiliate 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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the in the live chat if you can let me know if you hear the individual as soon as possible then we can get going hi this is Jeremiah hi Jeremiah how you doing I'm doing great. You had called earlier, right, sir? Yes, sir. I left the message. Perfect, perfect. And I assume since you have the phone number, you'd done the form at an earlier time? Yes, sir. Perfect. And what's your name, sir? Mark? My name is Mark. Awesome. Well, Mark, I was...

You need my last name? No, no, we'll just keep it at Mark. But I appreciate that. So I was skimming through your voicemail. and it's very interesting. And I'm going to go ahead and give the reins over to you, Mark, and feel free to share what we've got going on. All I ask is that we keep the calls as clean language as we can, since it is live. Thank you. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah, I do that, yeah.

No problem there at all. Okay. Go right ahead, sir. All right. Yeah. My name is Mark, and I'm from Oregon, Florence, Oregon. And I've been in Oregon now for 12 years, and I'm originally from Ohio. As a matter of fact, right down in St. Andrew, Ohio, where Saw Fork is, State Park, where the grassman is, had an encounter there.

I didn't really see him there, but I knew he was there. And me and my girlfriend went camping, and it was in the end of all. October. And in October, we have Indian summer there. And it was a very nice weekend. So we decided we'd stay over one more night. Well, everybody left. It was a Sunday and everybody left. I mean, there was not one person in this whole park except me and her. Well, we, I'll make it real quick. We went down to take a shower. And when we pulled in, I just It didn't feel right. It something was just not right. So she got out of the vehicle. She went in.

She was taking her, you know, her shower. And you could hear her in there singing, you know, and I thought, well, it's just me. It's my imagination. And so I said, hmm, all right. Well, I went in and take my shower, and there's windows up. And they're like seven, eight foot up,

these line of windows. And I just, I don't know, it just felt like something was watching me the whole time. I just could not shake this feeling. I mean, it was kind of scary. And so I went back out

and walked the whole perimeter of it and just looked around to see if somebody was there, you know, it was weird. So I had my dog with me. He was a wolf, hybrid and named Dakota

and he was the dog was the best dog I just can't tell you I mean man's companion well anyway I got him out of the truck and I took him into the restroom with me because I mean I just couldn't

get this feeling off of me so I brought him in the bathroom and I said now you just lay down And then, well, he couldn't get comfortable. He was just looking around and just, I could tell something was bothered to stall. So I got the shower, and I'll tell you how bad it was.

I didn't even close the curtain in the shower when I was taking my shower. You know, I was that, it was that bad. It was that intense. So I got done, you know, I take the dog out, you know, and I throw him back up in the truck. And I'm sitting there waiting on my girlfriend to get done in the shower. and out she comes out of the shower, you know, and I wasn't going to say anything, because I didn't want her to be scared, you know.

And, you know, I just, I was like, no, I'm not going to say a word. I'm just going to just go back to camp, just, you know, it's all in my head. You know, that's what I kept saying to myself, it's on your head, Mark, it's on your head. So we go back and we make our dinner and, you know, sat around the campfire

for a little bit, drank a couple drinks, and, you know, said, okay. Well, we had an old Coleman tent. I don't know if you'll remember them, but they were round, and they had the pool that went up in the center. And it's about, oh, seven foot tall, maybe a little bit taller than that.

I could stand up in it, you know, no problem, loop arms around, you know. I mean, it's really tall. So I got everything in the tent, you know. I packed up all the food up in the truck and, you know, went in the tent. they then and I had my pistol with me. I always take it because bears and whatever varmets or you don't know, you know,

anymore about people. So I put the gun down next to me. Well, I had the Coleman lantern next to me. So it was right next to the edge of the tent. So I shut it off, you know. Well, we're laying there. And I hear something walking up. up this hill.

It was a big hill too, went right down to the lake. And I'm like, well, that's a person walking. And my girlfriend's like, no, it's a deer. No, that's something walking up this hill coming toward us. Well, it got closer and closer and closer. My dog was just, his hair was up on the back with, no, just standing right up on the back of his neck. And I'm like, there's something out there.

But I told him, you lay down, you know, just chill out, lay down right there. Well, you know, we're laying there for a minute. All of a sudden, you can hear it come up to the top where our tent was right next to it. And you can hear it breathe, I mean, exhale. And you could tell whatever it was, it was huge, okay? And I'm like, shh, be quiet. and she was my girlfriend was almost in tears she was so scared you know and I said just cool you know well next thing we know something had grabbed the center of that tent

and that tent seven seven and a half foot tall grabbed the center of that tent and shook it just shook it and I swear to God it only lasted maybe oh 20 seconds, but it felt like two hours. And the Coleman lantern hit me in the side of the head. It was hot still. You know, I just shut it off. So I grabbed my pistol and I said, I got a pistol. You know, go away.

I'll shoot you. Because I didn't know if it was a person. I didn't know what it was, but I know it was big, whatever it was, right? So it started slapping the side of the tent. And by this time, my girlfriend's in tears just. going hysterical. The dog's going crazy. I mean, it was just like, oh, what am I going to do here? So I said, I got to do something. I reached down to grab the zipper of that tent. And you know how it's always got that little part in it, the nylon that locks into the zipper?

Oh, I was doing everything I could to unlock that zipper should raise up and open up so I can get out. so by this time I'm hearing it going back down the hill okay and I I told it unzipped this tent do it I mean I was just going to rip it open I didn't care at that point because I was so scared I mean I was I would shot it right there on a spot you know if I could have got out well pretty soon I she got it unzipped I jump out and I'm hearing it going down that down the side of the hill and the dog takes off after it and I hear it yelp my dog yelp well here he comes running back and he dives into this tent and it's like wow what is wrong with you this dog was not afraid of nothing this dog would take on a mountain lion and not even say nothing

about it he was just protected I mean that he's a wolf well um So I said, well, what was that? You know, what was that? Well, I'd jump out. I'm looking for tracks, you know, and stuff. We never could ever find out what it was. It was dry. It was so dry out.

It wasn't going to leave a track, you know? It was so dry. And so that was my first encounter with a big foot, okay? The grass man, they see. because I talked to Ranger. When Ranger came around to collect the dudes for the campsite, I said, I think we had an encounter. He's like, well, you know, we have a lot of encounters here,

and I was telling him about it, you know. He's like, well, I really do believe you really did. And my girlfriend said, we're packing up now. Let's leave right now. And she would not stay there again. We packed all of stuff up and went home. Well, we moved to Oregon about three months later, and there wasn't no jobs here at the time. I mean, the market for jobs was really bad at the time.

And I said, well, what am I going to do to make money here, extra money or something, you know? Because I'm retired from Honda, Motor Corporation. I was an automotive engineer there. And I said, so what am I going to do? And some guys say, oh, dude, go collect Chantrells. And they pay, you know, good money. Well, I've always collected morel mushrooms in Ohio my whole life, you know, and all kinds of mushrooms. But I didn't know what a Chantrell was, so they had to show me.

Well, I got a crew together of nine Mexican women that works for this lady. And she said, oh, these are great pictures. Take them out, you know. Take them on a golf given to you. They're great workers. So we went out, mushroom, hunting, and we'd go on all the back roads, all that. And we did very, very, very well. We had a crew of mine, you know, them and made 10 people.

We did very well commercially chicken these. Well, one day, we were over by Alpine Monroe area, and in Oregon. and was up on the hill. And the women were all down below the hill down because we found a lot of shantron all the side of this hill. And they were just having them last picking these things, laughing and having a good time. Next thing I know, I was up on the top of the hill because I wanted to see what was on the other side. And there was a clearing, you know, like, um,

Oh, where the trees ended? You know, and they had logged this part in their trees up here. Well, pretty soon, there was a roar, and I'm not kidding you. This roar was like nothing I've ever heard in my whole entire life. It shook me up a minute. And I was like, what is that? And next thing I know, this thing was coming. through the trees.

I mean, it was big, whatever it was. And I thought, what is that? I didn't know. I didn't have any idea. You know, I'm from Ohio, you know. We don't have nothing like that there. You know, what we do. We have the grass, man.

But anyway, this thing was coming up through the trees like King Kong. I swear to God, that's exactly what it reminded me of. It was just knocking limbs down, breaking limbs. breaking the tree, you know, just coming up this out of the clearing. Next thing I know, there he was right there. I mean, he was probably off, probably 30 yards from me, if that much. And all I had on me was a Glock 9 millimeter, you know, and I knew this was not going to do anything to this.

this thing was huge it was probably a good eight foot just I mean I've never seen no man ever built like this in my whole entire life his chest was huge

probably a good I swear he had to be at least four foot wide I mean just huge I've never seen anything like this in my life and my mind is like it's like telling me

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I just couldn't get it in my head what I was looking at. Well, these ladies down below that were picking the mushrooms, they all were like real quiet pointing at it. They had their telephones, they were taking pictures of their telephones, and I mean, they were like flipping out. Well, he's looking right to at me. It never took his eyes off me and I'm staring back at him like, what is going on here? What are you going to do? You know, are you going to come at me? I had no idea. I couldn't,

my brain just would not, would not function. It would, number one, tell you honest, God truth, I, I peed my pants. I was that scared. I didn't know what to do. I mean, the van's way down at the the bottom of the hill where they were. So I'm screaming at them. Get in the van. Get in the van right now. Well, my dog was in the van

because we were having problems with deer and elk and he'd take off running after the deer and elk and I got tired of that. Now you're in the van until you could act right, you know? Well, he's raising Holy cane.

Just Holy cane in his van. and I told him, don't let that dog out. Do not let that dog out. Well, this thing just started looking at me and then it started coming at me. And it was like, now what am I going to do? He's going to kill me. I'm going to get killed right here. You know, what am I going to do?

Well, I took my gun and, I mean, I shot it right over its head. Get right over its head. I mean, that's all I could do was hopefully get a shot that would have wound it or hurt it. Because he was going to kill me. I know he was going to hurt me bad if he got me. Well, he reared back when I shot that gun and his teeth. I mean, the look he gave me was, dude, if I get a hold of you, I'm going to hurt you bad. okay he was not afraid but he was afraid of that gun so he must have heard it once before so he

had to have heard a gun once before because he reared back okay next thing i know he's turning around but he's keeping his eyes on me as he's walking back up into those trees right so i said okay now i don't want to run because i don't want him to chase you know a predator chases you that's exactly what he was as far as I was concerned with a predator he was a wild animal he wasn't a human

I mean he looked human in ways like the face I mean he was like a brown or like a brown black

you know he was so brown he was black and he had the hair on like four inch hair all over his body except for his face and his

eyes. I'll never forget his eyes as long as I live, but I still have nightmares over it. They were like piercing me. They were like going right through me. I mean, I've never seen eyes like that in my whole entire life. Never, never, never. Don't ever want

to again either. Okay? And I'm thinking, you know, I always wanted to see Bigfoot, but I didn't want to see it like this. You know, I didn't know it would be an aggressive something. I thought it'd be like, you know, when you see, you hear people talk, oh, yeah, you cross

the road right front of me, you know. Just like, yeah, he's probably waving at you as he's doing it, quite a friendly guy, you know, just wants to be left alone. Okay. And not this one, huh? No, no, no, no, no. Mark, can we ask some questions about what you saw? Oh, I'm sorry. Yes. Yes. So there's some really interesting comments coming in. So you were able to see the teeth. Were they like canine teeth or all flat like chicklet gum? They were like block teeth, like a block teeth. You know, like a hell? You know what I'm talking about?

Yeah, exactly. They were square, blocked. Yep, that's a great question. But let me tell you showed me, you showed me every one of them. Okay. Okay. I mean, I grew up in the woods. I've been in the woods my whole entire life.

When I was a kid, you know, summer June, June 1st would be there. Well, I wouldn't see my parents again until August. Absolutely. I mean, I hunted. I think I did everything in woods, okay? My whole life I've been like that. And, you know, it's like I've never seen anything like this. What is this thing?

And then it dawned on me. This is what they call Bigfoot. Absolutely. Okay? Absolutely. Well, these ladies. These ladies in the van were so scared. I mean, they were screaming and stuff.

And I had them screaming. I had the dog going off down there. I have him growling and screaming at me like he wants to kill me. Okay. After he comes through the woods like King Kong, okay? I mean, I was scared. I'm not telling, I won't lie to you. I was petrified.

Okay, I'm thinking, well, I got to save them. Okay. I got to save myself. but I'd much rather he got me than all nine of them because he gets me the keys are in the ignition they will leave okay all right sure well so so when he left you can hear him just raising cane going back to the trees right well somebody let the dog out okay I couldn't say grab the dog but the dog's chasing this thing down And I'm hearing

Holy King going on where this dog and him is at it. Okay? And I'm thinking I'm going to kill my dog. You're going to kill my dog. Next thing I know, all I heard was a yelp and they heard nothing else. Oh, no. Okay. Yeah. Dead quiet.

Dead quiet. Well, you know, I couldn't leave these women down in the van. So I but I knew the dog would come out eventually, you know, if he didn't kill him, he was coming out.

So I went down to the van, and I told him, look, I want you to go find a park ranger, a police officer, or somebody. And I want him up here. Okay, my dog's gone now, and I got to find my dog. And they were like, oh, we're so scared. We're scared. I said, take the van and find somebody, okay?

Well, I mean, I had a little. my cell phone, but there was no service where we was at. I mean, we was in the middle of nowhere. Right. So, uh, I said, just go to the Ranger station and get somebody or find a police station. And do to Mon Road, they have a substation there, you know. Well, they went in about and I stood there for men thinking, oh, I got to find my dog. He got to go. He's not out yet, you know. So I took off to find him. And I went in about. 50 yards and I still crying this day because this dog was the best dog I ever had my life. Here's my dog.

He's hanging from limb about 12 foot up. Okay? Dead. And I was like, you know, you have to be a pretty strong. Same, human, animal, whatever you want to call. this thing. Throw that dog. He weighed 126 pounds up

12 feet into a tree. Okay? And then I look around and you know those the rim for like a semi that they used for the fire pit. There was two of them up there.

You know how heavy those are? I'm looking at those going what the heck. And this, it was like a picnic pavilion type thing that was up there for, I guess, somebody built it for their family. And they part camp there a lot. They used it, you know, when they went camping there, you know. This thing was demolished. It was tore up.

And there's these two fire rings in this tree. They're about 10 foot up there, and there's my dog. So about probably a half hour later, here they come and they've got. I got a park ranger, a ranger, you know, a DNR guy. And I said, sir, can you come here? I got, I'm going to share you. I'll tell you the story. And you know what he tells me?

This is what he tells me. Please don't tell me you saw a big foot cousin you do. He said, I don't know if this is fact or not, but he said, if you do, then I'm going to have to take your driver's license. Now, yeah, yeah, I'm going to have to take your driver's license because you're not, you're not sensible. You're not thinking correctly. I said, what are you talking about my driver's license?

Yeah, it's, I, no, I don't know if it's true or it's not. I've tried to find out from every state highway patrolman I can talk to about it and stuff. They said they can take your driver's license. If you report, you saw a big foot while you're driving a vehicle. If the keys are in ignition, then there's something wrong with you. Yeah. Yeah, that's exactly what he said. I said, wait a minute.

Look at my dog. My dog's 12 feet in here, and I've measured it. My dog's 12 feet in the air, a 126-pound dog. How'd my dog get up there? It had to be a mountain lion, and he drugged him up there. Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. No, no, no, no, no, no. Ask them women what they saw.

Ask them, they got pictures on their telephones. Ask them. He said, look, I'm not here to discuss this with you anymore. Now, what is it you saw? And he made me appear like I was a liar. Like I was nuts. Oh, I took offense to that. And he's like, sir, now settle down, or we can go downtown and talk about it.

he did not care one bit. He didn't care what I saw. He did not care about it. I think that's the way he played. Okay. Well, pretty soon here comes two more. And I said, well, can't you just go up there and investigate it and see what knocked out? Lens were broke everywhere.

This pavilion's all busted up. He got tire rims, semi-tire rims in a tree. 10 foot up that weigh probably 155, 160 pounds, you know. It's like, wait a minute. Okay, how did those get up there? Kids, kids, kids just, they just, vandalism. They just destroy everything. I could not believe what I was hearing.

I was so mad. I was so, I was like, you're not going to take any kind of report. Oh, I'll take a report, and then I'll take your license. What? What? You know, I think he cared about was how many mushrooms did we pick and did I have a commercial permit? Right. That's what he asked me. He did not care about my dog. He did not care about our well-being. He did not care what we saw. He did not care about anything. But yet, he would not go any farther into the woods by himself. Okay? I said, go ahead. go down there and investigate that.

Do your investigation. Because I'm telling you what I saw, don't stand here. Look, I am an automotive engineer. I am highly educated. I didn't believe in it either. If you would have told me, you know,

five years before that, I was going to see Bigfoot, I'd be like, yeah, sure I will. Okay, yeah, sure, sure. You know, let me tell you, it exists. I don't care what anybody ever says me about it. I know what I saw, okay?

So there is no argument of they don't exist. Well, you better come up a little bit more of an argument than that, okay? Because, because if you would have been there that day, you'd be the same way I am now. And, you know, that's been, what, 12 years ago? And, you know, I haven't been in the woods one day since. Don't care to. Don't care to ever go back in the woods. None.

None. And I live in Scottsburgh, Oregon now, and which surrounded my mountains and woods. Okay, but I won't go into the woods. Uh-uh. I'll stay. Okay. Uh-uh.

No way. No way at all. Okay? Okay. because I know what's out there. I know what's out there. I've seen it. Now, I believe they're migratory.

You know, they follow, like, where their food sources is, you know. They go from north to south, you know, the salmon, the berries, you know, whatever, the deer, the elk. You know, I believe they're migratory. And I do believe that they do go underground where they're, the lava tubes and stuff. I do believe that. Okay.

But how he just disappears how I don't understand. I heard him to kill my dog and then it was dead silent. Like it just disappeared. Like he was in it,

you know what I'm saying? I have so many questions that I'd like somebody to answer that they can't. Absolutely. I'd be the same way, Mark. Pick for Society will be right back after these messages. What if you could get more from what you already do? As a Shell Fuel Rewards member, that's just a regular weekday evening.

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Yeah. I'm sorry you last. your dog. Yeah, you know, he's like, good dog, too. You know, he would have died for me, and he did die for me. He died protected us. Okay, well, you know what? Not one of them nine women ever went back in the woods again.

None of them. As a matter of fact, a lot of them went back to Mexico. She had because this lady's asking the lady that hired them. She's like, what did to him? I can't get them to work. Well, yeah, you won't. I'm not working for you anymore. I'm not working in the woods anymore.

I don't do that anymore. Sorry. No, I used to love to camp. I used to love to go out and fish. You know, I'd be at Spirit Lake out there in the middle of nowhere. You know, I'd be, you know, I'd go where no man would go, you know, but not anymore. Mark, sorry. Is that Spirit Lake by Oak Ridge?

Yes. Yes. Okay. I used to love to go there. Did you- I used to love to go there? Okay, so I have questions, Mark. I'm going to, we're going to put a pin in that first.

Did the ladies, did you ever see the photos that they took? Yes. Yes. They're like they were way down the bottom of the hill, but you can see it. I mean, it looks like it just a big gorilla is what it appears. It had the cone head, you know, like an acorn head. No neck that I saw. I mean, there was hardly any neck, okay?

The arms were like down past his knees. That's what really got me, like, how awkward he looked. But he was, I mean, he moved by nothing I'd ever seen moved and fast. He was quick. And, I mean, he, I don't. think if you really want to do he could have gotten me really quick if you wouldn't have been afraid of that gun but but i know he's hurt a gun because just the way he reacted when i shot it okay and i knew i only had you know the other way i was going to hurt him was a headshot

basically and that's where i was heading i mean i'm sorry i don't want to see him die i don't think nothing like that should i think something like that should be studied you know it's a bear When did a org and get Codyax? That's about what it looked like. Mark, did you happen to get any of the photos from those ladies? I got some on my SIM card on my telephone. But, okay, how do I put it? Okay, the phone died.

Okay, the phone died. Okay. Well, the battery just went to boot. Well, the SIM cards there. but somebody said if you don't do it right you're going to erase everything on that SIM card

I got the phone and I want a professionally done okay and I just haven't had it done but I want it professionally done

when it's done because you might only get one shot okay and I tried to download it on a computer once and it acted like it was going to erase everything and I know I

Jake did know. So that's why I want it professionally done and I swear when I get it done and it's going to be soon because I want questions answered. I want somebody to tell me where did this come from? Did we create this?

You know, is this a manmade thing? Or is this from a thousand years ago that it's evolved and still around? Because it did. It look like a caveman. Gorilla. Does that make sense?

No, it totally does it. I hope that you are able to get the photos off of those, that SIM card. And definitely, I would love it if you keep me in the loop with what happens with that, Mark. Are you going to the Bigfoot thing over in Oakridge, right? I'll be there in Oakridge. I'm going to look you up when I, if you don't mind, it's okay if I do. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And, okay, that's, when is that?

That is July, I want to say July 19th coming up is when it starts. Okay, you know what? Then I'm going to make, I'm going to put big effort into getting this thing developed. Please. And you're the only one I want to see, see, you're the only one I want to look at because, you know, I want you to tell me what you see. Okay. Okay. You tell me what you see.

Yes, sir. When I look at it, I know what it was. So my opinion means nothing, you know, because I know what it was. But I want somebody that don't have no idea about nothing to look at that picture and tell me what it is. Okay, and I'm going to get it professionally done, trust me. Absolutely. Like, try to get maybe printed out, try to get the digital version. but I wanted to talk to you about Spirit Lake because Spirit Lake I've talked to a gentleman about,

and they had some really intense Bigfoot sightings at that lake, which is pretty remote out there by Oak Ridge and McCready Springs. I had two buddies that went up there and had the same thing. Okay? But I used to go up there all the time. I had problems with bears. but I never had a problem with the Bigfoot or anything, but I had two buddies that went up there that they were literally scared out.

They never saw anything. They just heard. Really? Yeah, like it was, like it was, you know, like, oh, what's the word? Like, oh, what's the word? Like, trying to get them, like trapping them. Okay.

You know what I'm saying? Yeah. And they're going to be with me at the Bigfoot. They'll have them tell you their little story. Yeah, they will. This one will scare you. Oh, dear. This will scare you.

This is going to be the best. This is going to be intense. Oh, I'm telling you, everything I'm telling you now is honest to God truth. I have no reason to lie. Why would I lie? Oh, I know, Mark. I know. You are dead on.

I mean, to hear somebody tell you this, if somebody told me this, I'd be like, yeah, dude, you better go take a nap, okay? But what I'm telling you, every bit of it is the gospel truth, every bit of it. And I mean, I'll tell you the same story. You asked me next week to tell them, and I'll tell you the exact same story,

And it's not because I rehearse nothing. It's because it's all going through my brain. I mean, there are tons I miss telling you, too, you know? Well, we'll talk about it out, Chris. Oh, buddy, I can't wait. I'm so glad. I am so glad that I met you. I am so glad because, I'll tell you, I just want my government to answer my questions.

And, you know, what I'd really like is, is if, you're, been a big foot sighted there, you know, wherever. Just put up a sign that says, look, there's been a big foot sided here. So if you've got children, we're going to give you the option. You don't have to stay here. You go down the road where it's not been sighted. Okay? Absolutely.

But they need to put something up. I don't care what it is. Okay? I mean, they said, oh, they can't say it exists to the ruined the timber industry. No, it won't. I have to go to ruin the timber and this thing migrates. It's not like it lives in one spot like

the spotted owl does. Okay? I mean a spot out lives in one area its whole life. A big foot don't. I mean, I guess there are some that do where they have the resources to live

year round. But I think three quarter, I'd pass the nine tenths of migrate. Okay? And they got little clans. Okay. I mean, that's why they don't find a body because I guarantee you, somebody shoots one. You better be prepared to take on about eight or ten of them because they're coming.

Absolutely. Okay. Absolutely. Okay. They're coming. Oh, yeah. Okay. That's why when one dies, its body is taken away.

It's buried or it's in a lot of tube or it's someplace. And one day, somebody's going to start finding it where they hit. did these things. Okay? We don't know why they bend sticks and have these tree things in the croppings out in the middle of the woods. We don't know that. Maybe that's their burial site.

We don't know that. We have no clue. Nobody knows nothing about them because we don't take the time to study that. Okay? We don't care. It's like, I care. I want to know. Okay, why did he bend that branch like that?

You know, why? Is that a direction? He wants to go that way. or is he telling other big footstack go that way? I don't know, you know. I want to know.

And I don't know. I've read every book I can't, yeah, but nobody ever has all and none of the answers. It's all guess. You know, it's,

I don't know. As many people have seen him, tell me he doesn't exist. How can you really look at somebody and say, oh, no, he don't exist. Absolutely. That's because you haven't seen him, and you're jealous because you haven't seen him. Okay. Yes.

So, you know, I, you can take my story for what it's horrible. Let me tell you, it's actual, it's factual. I got pictures. I just got to get it developed. And I will have it developed by then. I'll make it a point now that I've talked to you. I feel so much better. give it off my chest

you know you can't tell nobody you just can't tell somebody this story they look at you like you're insane you know but trust me I'm a very educated person I mean I I designed the cords and civics for 22 years okay

so yeah I I didn't want to see I didn't ask to see this thing I mean that was the last thing in my mind was this thing coming out of the woods one day. Oh, I didn't even want to see it. Okay? I was just trying to do my job.

Okay? And just ruined my whole life. I'm looking forward to chatting with you more at Oak Ridge. Oh, I can't wait. I'm glad you called in. I know this was extremely tough for you to share, but I'm glad you did. And we'll talk more later. My email is Bigfoot Society at gmail.com.

You can keep in touch with me that way. Oh, yes. I'm just thankful that we got to talk tonight and yeah me too I'll talk to you later all right hey listen thank you very much for your time I appreciate I feel so much better thank you very very much thank you Mark for calling in we'll be in touch okay all right buddy thank you

bye bye holy mackerel that was really wild that was one of the most intense calls I've ever taken And the story is going to continue at Sasquatch Summerfest in Oakridge if he gets those photos off of that SIM card. Yeah, Frank, if you miss the first part of that, this is one where you need to catch the replay of any episode. You need to catch the replay to hear what happened. and I'll be talking to Mark's buddies about what they experienced up at Spirit Lake, which if you remember a few, a week or so ago, we heard from a gentleman who had intense

encounters up at Spirit Lake, Sasquatch encounters. Mark, I could tell Mark was very, I mean, if your dog got thrown up 12 feet in a tree, I would be emotionally done. Thank you, Mark. Hello. Hi, this is Jeremiah. Is this the individual that just tried to call me? Yes, sir.

Are you doing, Jeremiah? Great. And who is this? Groset. Rose. Rose. Yeah, grow as in grow a garden. Zay as in rhymes with Jose.

Ah, thank you. So, Grosay, awesome. Well, thanks for calling in. I saw a transcription of your voicemail. It looks very interesting. I'm going to go ahead, and I would love to have you share what you've experienced up there, Groset. Wow, cool. It's true story. True stories. Yes, sir. When and what should I do? Bigfoot Society will be right back after these messages. What if you could get more from what you already do?

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Wow, okay, cool. I'll do my best. I will start from the first experience and go through my list. Yes, sir. And tell it how it is. I was up. In Humboldt County, I moved up there in 2000, I'm sorry, in 1996, and I lived there until 2007. And I've always been interested in Sasquatch, so I knew that Humboldt County was a big, Bigfoot area. There was lots of people's sightings that were reported that go back hundreds of years, even when they were logging the place, the very first. first original loggers had lots of stories but uh anyways i was wanting to get out and hike around and look and see if i can't find any signs of bigfoot or whatever um actually that day i was not

really actually without bigfoot hunting of course not i was out looking for a place to where i I was hiking around and I looked for the most hardest to get to place where I can cross the stream. And I walked up to the stream and jumped over a few rocks. And there was a cliff across the stream. And I saw a big vine hanging down. So I figured I could use that as a rope to climb up the cliff, about a 24th. a cliff. So I did that. I shimmied up the top. And I, like I said, I was looking for the hardest place to get to because I didn't want anyone going near my area. So I was walking,

hiking through the bushes, and I heard this whistling. It was a quick, and I was like, wow, that sounds like a human, literally sound like a person whistling, real crispy, clear. And I heard it again, and I looked, and I didn't see nothing. So I kept walking. Then I heard another whistle on the other side of me. And I was like, I've been in them woods and the redwoods. I lived out there for six months out in the woods with Earth First, North Coast Earth First, or a group of people that save the Redwoods from the loggers illegal practices.

Anyway, I recognize this as a, a human, because I've never heard a bird like that. So I thought to myself, maybe there's some growers around there and there are lookouts up in the trees or something. So I was looking around, they kept walking, and then I heard more whistling. So I kind of froze and sat there. I sat down on some rocks. And then on the left side of me, I heard this tree shaking and really, really violently. And I turned around, I looked, and all, a whole bunch of leaves fell to the ground. They were still falling as I looked. It was only being shaken for like two seconds.

And I was like, whoa, all the branches were wiggling. And like I said, leaves by the hundreds came off the tree. And then I looked up in the crook of the tree. And I could see what looked to me like a red, furry, big hairy, orangutting is what I kind of was thinking I was looking at. And I could see its face, and I could see its belly, and it looked pregnant to me, had a big giant pregnant belly, and I could see it looking right at me, and then it started to disappear.

It started to like blend in and disappear. I could see bushes on the other side of it, through its belly. What I was looking at was the big pregnant belly, and then next C-know it was disappearing. And all I could see was the face for the rest of the time, for the most part. And it never stopped looking at me. And then I heard more whistling coming down and some noise in the bushes up the hill.

And it kept getting closer and closer. The whistle would end up like 10 seconds apart. The whistle would be 100 feet closer. And I was like, my God, what am I tripping out here? This thing's starting to kind of freak me out. So I started getting scared. And I felt that the thing in the tree that was disappearing was very friendly or docile compared to the other energy I was getting from. It was coming down the hill.

So I just got up and left. And I just said, I'm out of here. I felt the major pressure. I felt kind of scared. And I was like, I was staring at this thing up in the tree the whole time, thinking, am I going crazy? Am I seeing, did I just see a female pregnant orangutan looking big foot up in the tree could disappear on me?

So I just got up and I left. And then I was walking back down towards a stream. and I went back down the same route that went like a rope that went down to the stream. And I crossed the stream and I left. And then I drove about four miles down the road and saw this bridge that I'd been wanting to check out. So I pulled over and I wanted to look under the bridge. So I kind of went down the stream next to the bridge. And I made my way down right to the stream, to the creek, Elk.

river it's called actually right outside of eureka and next thing you know i'm sitting there squatting down by the looking down kind of kneeled over looking at the river looking for salmon or you know some steelhead just checking it out see if i could see any fish and i noticed the bridge was completely just overgrown there was all these bushes that were pushed up against the bridge like the river came down through a major storm and pushed a bunch of branches and trees up against the bridge so you couldn't even see underneath the bridge. I couldn't see what was in there.

And I was sitting there probably no more than five minutes when all of a sudden I heard nine of the loudest grunts you've ever heard in your life. They just echoed from underneath the bridge, 20 feet away from me, 15, 20 feet away behind all these bushes where I, you know, struck in my view. And when I heard those grunts, it just froze me up. I felt it through my body.

My bone shook. My head was just like, oh, my God, what is going on? So I couldn't move. I sat there for about, I would say, at least 10 seconds, 20 seconds, maybe. And in complete shock, and I was like, oh, my God. thing wants me out of here. It's definitely speaking to me or yelling at grunting at me, telling me, communicating me that it's not happy with my presence. So I was completely frozen. I couldn't move. I remember trying to think, what am I going to do? What am I going to do?

I'm vulnerable. I got to go back up this hill. And right then I heard in my mind, I heard this get up, turn around and run up the hill. And I couldn't do it. And I heard it like three times. Get up, turn around, run up the hill. Finally, I broke out of my temporary, I don't know, paralyization. So I stood up, turned around, and ran up the hill. And got in my car, locked my doors, my truck. And so I left.

That was it for that experience. I had a couple other ones. Do you mind if I ask you something real quick before? you continue. Yes. I love the ones where people say it looked like an orangutan. That is so fascinating to me. And do you say, you said it actually started to disappear when in the trees, like was it fading out or it was just fading out? Really? Yes, it was literally not moving at all. It was just all of a sudden becoming translucent. Oh, wow.

Disappearing, mainly the belly and the neck was kind of in her head was higher, obviously. The belly was huge. And next thing you know, I could see the bushes behind her, like right through her. It kind of cloaked out and became kind of like just invisible. So I could see the bushes behind her. Did the face look like orangutan as well? not as rounded and fully apish like an orangutan

the reason I first thought of an orangutan because of the color, red thick hair. But the face was very similar. Don't get me wrong. I mean, it was very similar, but it was more harder to see because it was a little more obscure

kind of right up against a tree, almost kind of trying to hide its head from me. poking out a little bit, but it couldn't hide it, the rest of its belly and everything. The way it was laying in the Y part of the tree, like 20 feet up in the tree where it's a nook or why, you know. But, yeah. Yeah. It definitely had that Co-Magnon look, but it was probably 50 feet, 60 feet away,

up in 20 feet, 20, 30 feet up in the tree. So I really didn't get the greatest. look at the face. I mean, I was staring at the face, but it was like I said, I could just see cheeks, the eyes. It did. It looked like an orangutan tape, if yes. Absolutely. If I were to give the best description.

Thank you. I just wanted to ask a quick question on it. But feel free to continue with the rest of what you were going to share. Yeah. All right. another time, a friend of mine and I were parked right off the side of this ridge up in Bridgeville. It's in Humboldt County as well. And we just pulled over.

We're looking over the edge, over the, you know, beautiful view. And next see you know, I'm looking in my rearview mirror. And I see this big oak tree behind me, probably 30, 40 feet behind me, my car. And all of a sudden, I see this like blur and almost look like a mirage or a heat coming off of, you know, a roof or whatever. I seen this like weird thing going on. And right then I saw a big foot come out of the tree, literally manifested from the tree, came out. into its physical form in my mirror and it looked me right in the mirror it came uh it went forward all the way came out of the tree at ground level just standing there just came

out of the tree as if it were part of the tree and then next you know it was him and he like glided up to my car i didn't see his legs move but he went like floated up to the back of my trunk put his hands on my trunk and bent over and looked right through my window right at me through the rearview mirror and I started telling the girl next to me looking don't look and don't look don't turn around turn don't turn around look in the mirror I put her visor mirror down and she's all what's going on I go don't turn around look in the mirror look in the mirror and she didn't know what I was saying I was like just just look in the mirror and I looked back in the mirror and he was staring at her.

She had long, blonde treads, and he was staring at her. And I could tell, because he was looking at me, and then all his attention was on her hair. And when I was telling him, I mean, I'm telling the girl, don't turn around because I didn't want her to startle that. I just wanted her to look in the mirror.

So anyway, she didn't, I said it so quick, and it happened so quick. Next thing you know, he went backwards. I must have struggled with it a little bit or something. For some reason, it decided that was enough. It only lasted like 20 seconds. He was looking in the mirror on the hands on the back of my trunk. And then he went exactly in reverse.

Back up against the tree. I saw the heat signature again, that blurry. And he absorbed back into the tree. Completely disappointed. appeared, became the tree again. Franks. Got a good question real quick. Bigfoot Society will be right back after these messages.

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Okay. She had long, long dreads, really blonde. The Bigfoot came out of the tree was dark brown. He was almost black. Okay. And his face was fully hairy. I do not remember seeing his eyes. Um, unless they, they were, his face was fully hairy.

I didn't see any skin. It was black face. Um, so it was really hard for me to recall if I actually was looking into his eyeballs, unless they were dark. They were not bright color, yellow or gold or nothing red, none of that. It was just really dark face. And he's probably, you know, the same size as all the rest, seven and eight feet tall. Um, he wasn't a monstrous huge Arnold Schwarzenegger, you know, physique.

So I think it was probably an adolescent or mid-teen, whatever. It's just not full eight, ten-footer. But a good six and a half, seven, seven-and-half feet tall, somewhere in there because he was bent over. Anyways, we drove up the road right then, probably about a mile or two, and it was sprinkling a little bit. And we got out and looked at the trunk, the trunk of the car. car and it looked like a smeared handprint and it was kind of oily too i was like what oh really wow and i looked at it and i was like that looks like a handprint and because it but it was smeared like it slipped up and i do remember it looked oily and um so anyway that was that was the extent of that one

i explained to her what i saw and she she didn't see it she never she couldn't figure out what was going on she didn't see it, unfortunately. How much bigger than your hand, or what was the size of the handprint roughly on? Oh, God, the size of a catcher's glove. Okay, wow. But the fingers kind of smeared out so I couldn't really make it out to look like an exact,

straight, flat handprint. It was just looked like one smeared. And like it, you know, because it was sprinkling, it was wet. Right, and your girlfriend didn't see it at any time. She never saw it. Nope. Wow.

She never saw it. I don't even know if she believed me because it happened so quick and I told her we took off and I was all like frantic. But yeah, she didn't make anything. It was like nothing to her. She was like, wow, okay. She probably thought I was seeing things. I started thinking I was seeing things for years. I was like, how can that have happened?

Because at the point when that happened, I had never heard of him or of anybody's stories of saying that they're supernatural or they're supernatural or they're. you know, that they can disappear or appear. I had never heard of it at that point. And then after that happened, and I moved back down to L.A. County, you know, YouTube and whatnot, I started watching and so I started hearing people talk about it. I was like, maybe I wasn't crazy, maybe, you know, that's twice that I had seen a disappearing act.

So I knew for sure that I was not by myself thinking that, you know, I wasn't the only one that was thinking that they've seen the same thing, you know, disappearing. Oh, absolutely. And you should watch the Flash of Beauty documentaries if you haven't yet, Don, the Flash of Beauty. Yes, I have. Yeah, okay, that's great.

But, yeah, continue, definitely. Okay. And those are those two. And another time, I told you the three, okay, the one under the bridge, he grunted at me. The one up in the tree, disappeared. excuse me okay another time I was walking across this bridge it was in the same area where I saw the orangutang-a-tang looking one um it was just a small foot bridge probably four maybe three or four feet above the stream and I've walked that that that that foot trail before and the bridge

was wide open but this time when I came to the bridge and had a bunch of branches all over it like a tree fell on it. And I was like, wow, that's kind of strange. So I was kind of walking across the bridge, stepping through the branches and up and over. And like I said, there was branches all over. You couldn't walk, no way just walk right down the bridge. You had to duck and step up and over. So I was doing that.

And next thing, you know, I was kind of hugging the left side of the bridge. and I fell off the bridge. Like, so you know, I'm laying down in the stream about three or four or five feet down below on my back. And as I was going down, I was like, oh, my God, this is going to hurt, you know, because I was free falling. And I landed, but I did not get hurt. Boom, I hit the rocks. And I was halfway in the water, soaked. And I was like, oh, man.

And I went to get up, and I was like, how the heck that happened? And I looked. and I felt like I just got pranked. I felt like I heard two youthful, giggling voices running down the stream. And they were invisible, but I heard them and I looked and I seen the footprint, their footsteps splashing as they were running down the stream. I seen water flying up. And I was like, did I just hear a couple of kids running down the stream?

You know, I was like, what? the heck just happened. I'm still laying there. I've tried to pick myself up. I'm getting up out of the water. I'm like, where's my shoe? And I'm looking around. Oh, my God, I got to find my shoe. So I started looking in the water thinking it's going to be floating down the stream. It was just five or seven feet wide, a few inches deep, you know. But it was running pretty good. So I was like, I got to find my shoe. I couldn't find my shoe. I looked all over standing there, looking under the bridge, looking, went down. And like I said, I thought I saw. all splashing footprints, you know, kids or, it sounded to me like kids.

And I instantly thought, like, it was like they got me. They pranked me. They just, it was as if they had their hand up there as I stepped and I stepped right into their palm of their hand and they pulled me off the bridge. And so you yanked my shoe off at the same time. So there I am looking for my shoe, couldn't find it. I ended up having to hobble all. all the way back to my car with one shoe on and one missing shoe. And that was it. I got back to my car. Another time, yeah, I didn't really say nothing to anyone about it.

Did I recall? You know, it's not. I may have brought it up to my friends, but they probably just like, dude, you're not again. You're nuts. You know, you're Bigfoot crap or whatever. But other. Times they were just, I can hear them screaming out by Bluff Creek.

Okay. Up by, uh. So I'm going to jump in a little bit. So you have, you heard screaming and stuff by Bluff Creek? Yes. Yes, out there by the, um, the reservation there. The Hoopa. The Hoopa.

Yeah. Oh, wow. Yeah, we're there at a music fest. It was called, I can't know what it was called, summer fest. Okay. And we were camped, parked down by the stream, and in fact, I think we were over by... What if you could get more from what you already do? As a Shell Fuel Rewards member, that's just a regular weekday evening.

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It was a long, blood curdling, like a screaming howl type. And it lasted about 10 seconds. And then we heard right immediately after that. We heard another one further up the canyon. And when that ended, we heard another one way further up the mountains. And then another one even further up the mountains. And I was like, are those echoes?

But they weren't there. They're all like, no, those are different ones. communicating back from them. I was thinking there's no hippie could scream that loud, you know, Hohan or up in the woods. And I could tell by the distance and how far and how muffled the next few were, that they were further weighed miles up the canyon. They were communicated.

It was like a roll call or something. All of a sudden they just decided to sound off. And probably at least heard three or four, maybe five different screams. when they're all the same. The woman's blood-curdling scream. That is incredible. You hear. Yeah.

Have you heard of any sightings in that area in the Bluff Creek area? Myself? No, not other than the original. Right. Patty. But no, I didn't know anyone from that area hardly at all. So I would just go out there with friends, you know. day hiking or

to the music fest and hanging out and camping, but I didn't know anybody out there personally. I've been out there a few times. I lived in Arcada and Eureka, which is about 50 miles inland off the $2.99 just straight there.

It's between Reading and Humble. Eureka. But other than that, yeah, think that's the extent of them. Groset, fascinating accounts. I've hardly had any people that I've talked to from Humboldt County, and these are just

fascinating accounts, especially from you don't even hear a lot of them where it's like disappearing, cloaking Bigfoot. People are afraid to talk about stuff like that, and I just want to thank you for sharing what you've experienced. That's really important. I just remembered another one. Okay. It was what I guess people are calling getting zapped, hit by the frequency.

Absolutely. That same bridge where I had gone down that foot bridge where I got my, I lost my shoe and I fell out the bridge, whatever. Past that a quarter mile or so, I went out there. I think it was after the shoe episode. I went out there again, and it was either before or after. I can't remember. Not important. But I went past the bridge probably for another 20 minutes walking.

And I was in this big field. There was people with quads. I saw a guy riding by on a quad. And there was a big thick timber at ledge there. It was like a clear cut. And then the timber starts up again. Anyways, I was walking over towards that timber, towards the forest where it got real thick. I was probably 100 feet away from that big hedge where the main entrance to the, you know, the forest, the real thick timber.

and all of a sudden I started getting really I don't know I'm kind of like dizzy and sweaty and nauseous and I was like what the heck's going on here and I was like I literally got to stop walking and my hands on my knees and I was like I got to sit down

I was like started feeling sick and I kept looking into the bushes into the trees into the redwoods there and I was like it felt like something in there that was causing this um this is i don't know i just didn't feel too comfortable so i was like i don't want to sit down right here next to the dang trees because i had gotten closer i was about a hundred feet away and i was 50 feet probably 20 30 feet away from the trees and i was like i

didn't want to sit down there but i had to i was completely done in i don't know what it was but I was nauseous. I was dizzy. I felt sick, sweaty. So I sat down, and that's when I saw the quad come by, and I was like, I almost wanted to signal the dude,

but I hold my hand up, because I couldn't get up. I was like, but then again, I was like, no, I don't want him to see me. And so I kind of,

like, kind of lay down below the level of the grass and whatnot. And then I was like, man, I better say something, because I don't know if I'm going to be able to get up, something I'm not feeling right. I feel like, what if I get stuck out here, you know? So anyway, I kept saying five minutes to myself.

In five minutes, I'll make an effort to get up and walk out of here. And five minutes come by and I was like, I can't do it. Five more minutes. Five more minutes. I got to get up. I got to get out of here. And I was feeling this pressure from the bushes behind me. And like, like I felt like I was being watched big time.

And finally I started feeling a little bit better or finally I just got up and said, I felt kind of so paranoid from the presence that I was feeling in the bushes that I forced myself up. I started walking and I started feeling better. Bigfoot Society will be right back after these messages. What if you could get more from what you already do? As a Shell Fuel Rewards member, that's just a regular weekday evening. You get more rewards, more savings, and more special offers. Earn rewards when shopping, dining out, and fueling up.

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So I got out of there. Went back over the bridge, back to my car, got my car and left. And I don't think I told anyone about that one either, which is strange, you know. I've told, I've kept a lot of this to myself, and then I have told my family and friends. And I don't know if they believe me.

I don't have no reason to lie. I would no way make this stuff up. None of it, you know. And I just feel that people may have just like, all right, we believe you're, okay, we believe that you believe it or something. You know, I don't know if people believe me or not. I'm 100% believer that they're out there. They can.

Absolutely. They are supernatural and they can do this, that and the other, whatever. I do not doubt anybody's stories. When I hear anything, I don't think anyone. would make up. I'm sure there's people that would go out of the way, but for the most part, I believe every one of the stories that I hear. Who's going to make these things up? Who's going to turn around and decide to become the one with a crazy experience? And then, you know, have people perceive them as a nut. And that's why I believe that these people aren't going to be

making these stories up, no matter how crazy they are, how outland is, or whatever because what I saw and when I believe what I saw and what I experienced, I know what I saw. I have to be able to have confidence in whatever I hear that other people are going to tell their stories and their truths. And it can't be out of, it's not something we're meant to understand. If we have that experience and it happens, you have to absorb it. You have to understand that that experience is very profound.

to each one of us so I don't I I I I I believe most of the stories that I hear if people tell I don't not for once do I not once do I you know think that guy's lying he's that's outlandish or it's impossible or you know from when I've seen anything's possible Jose I'm just I'm just thankful that you're able to come forward and finally you know share with a large larger audience what you've encountered over the years and you know it's stories like these that really help listeners that might not be aware of things going on in their area or that just need a little bit of a push to come forward themselves. And thank you so much for calling in.

You know what? I didn't mention, but I do think that they, the one that I saw the, while they were whistling, the orangutan one, and then I left that area and I went down and had the bridge experience where they grunted at me, I think it was the same male. or the same one that was whistling, that kind of scared me out of there. It came down when I was observing the one up in the tree. I think it beat me to the bridge down the road. I was driving probably 40, 50 miles an hour for like at least five miles.

And this thing was there before me. And I have a feeling he was, he either rushed down there or he just, you know, it is supernatural appearance there. And I also had some experiences out here in Southern California in Lake Arrowhead. Last year, my son and I, we went out and we were hiking out in the mountains, and we thought we saw what was a mother with a baby on her back on her shoulders, going from one side to the left to the right of her.

head and this was probably an eighth of a mile away we were up on a hill and we were watching looking down the hill and it was right next to a tree and I pointed out I said that looks like a bigfoot mother with a baby on her back and for some crazy reason I think that they know once you've seen them that I believe that there's something to it when they say you get tagged I believe that it doesn't matter if they're a family union part of the their immediate family, or if they migrate from Northern California or Southern California, it doesn't matter. I think that they know you regardless, or they can just pop up into your life supernaturally out of a tree or whatever, a portal, and they can pop up and reveal themselves and know that you share a memory and have history with them. For some reason, I have that feeling. And I believe I put a lot of time and thought into this all the time.

I'm always like almost obsessed with wanting to see them again. And I believe they'll be, we'll have another chance and another experience to see one. I forgot I had another experience. I just remembered. I saw one not far from my house. And that's what makes me think that this one somehow through the, the knowledge of just through their tribe or something that this one, even though he had nothing to do with my experience up in Northern California, I think this one knew I was tagged and therefore was observing me. Now, this was out right by a dry riverbed, right over here, close to a nuclear plant, San Antonio Fri.

and it's kind of desert area. There's the Camp Pendleton military property. That's where I was at. I was next to a big dried river stream, San Mateo Creek. And I was looking for rocks and agates, crystals, whatever, you know, just kind of checking it out, see if I can't find anything in the stream or the dried riverbed. And I looked over and I saw this, what looked to me like, a biker with the biggest head i've ever seen and cheekbones probably a foot his face was as big as a

frisbee um tan the most tannest person like sunburnt tan i've ever seen big giant round cheeks big hairy beard coming off his face was it had skin it was totally tan and wrinkled and uh long hair kind of like a biker. And I was thinking, is this a human? That has got to be the oldest, most leather-headed, leather-faced person I've ever seen in my life was my first thought when I saw it. But his head was way too big. His eyes were way too wide apart.

The facial features, the cheekbones were probably a foot apart. It was way too wide, way, way bigger than any human. And it was squatted down behind some. bushes all I could see was his head and as soon as I saw it I went this thing's watching me it's watching me it's all me first you know and I was like started when I was like maybe this is some sort of homeless camp and there's the oldest dude you ever seen living there with the biggest tannist face on the face of this earth right so I don't know if that was one of them or not I just turned around left.

But yeah, that I have to say my inclination is that yes, it was one. And it was a different type or just an older one. Sure. More sunburnt, much older because it had no hair on its face, just a big beard and goatey and, you know, hair coming down in its neck. I couldn't see how long his hair was in the back. but it was definitely silver and gray. And like I said, very, very, very tanned.

So I've never seen anybody that tan in my life. That's the only reason I don't think it was a human. Yeah. And besides the fact that the face was huge, enormous. But other than that, yeah, I still want to go down there. I'm obsessed with just thinking, as I'm always being drawn, I'd got to go out there. I need to go find someone.

I need to go look. It's like they're calling me. They're like letting me know that they will show themselves. Like that female I saw with the baby on her neck going back and forth, I felt that since I saw the pregnant one, they were showing me a baby with its mother. I know it sounds nuts. Grosé, I mean, you have some incredible encounters that you have shared tonight.

I just want to thank you again for calling in. and please keep us in mind if there's, you know, anything in the future that you experience, please feel free to reach out. But, you know, just thank you for calling. I appreciate your time. Yeah, thank you for having me. I really do appreciate it. All right.

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