Bigfoot Society - Horrifying Bigfoot Encounters from ALL OVER! (Youtube Comments Reports)

Episode Date: August 10, 2024

In this episode, we read and discuss a compilation of fascinating and chilling comments from our YouTube channel. Listeners share their personal encounters and experiences with Bigfoot across various U.S. locations, including Pennsylvania, Alaska, Tennessee, and more. From terrifying sightings in backyards and campsites to strange noises in the woods and unexplained footprints, each story contributes to the growing lore surrounding Bigfoot. If your comment is read, you're invited to reach out via [e-mail] to discuss your experience further.Share your Bigfoot encounter with me here: [e-mail] to call in and leave a voicemail of your encounters for the podcast - Check this out here - https://www.speakpipe.com/bigfootsociety(Use multiple voice mails if needed!)🔴 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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member over at Patreon, you get a special members-only episode every single week on Wednesdays, and sometimes even more episodes. Head on over to patreon.com forward slash the Bigfoot Society, and now let's get on with the show. All right, we've got another interesting group of comments from the YouTube channel. I'm going to go ahead and read through some of those. Some of these are extremely interesting, but if you hear your comment read, you can assume that I would love you to reach out to me about what you experienced at Bigfoot Society at gmail.com.

First one comes on the Pennsylvania Police Officer episode. Number, I think it's 425. Maybe not. Yeah, it's 425. user is Junebug my lifetime friend from high school now deceased from sea was a huge outdoorsman deer hunter etc he sent me a photo of a track he found at his deer camp he stopped by one day telling me he wasn't going back to deer camp anymore by himself and i said why he said on the last day of deer season he hunted by himself and he said as he was walking to a stand he had a pair of deer antlers and was rattling them together rattling them on trees etc he got to a stand and climbed up and after a few minutes he started hearing wood knocks to his right then a little later he heard them to his left i said you know chipmunks make a popping sound and he said no this wasn't chipmunks he said it sounded like a baseball hat baseball bat hitting a hardwood tree then he said something heavy ran up behind the

tree and when he eased around to see what it was there was nothing there he said what really freaked him is well he was in a stand he heard a snickering or a laughing up above him and he got really scared and and said he only had three cartridges in his rifle. So he went ahead and filled the box magazine. And just before dark started down the tree. And once on the ground and took a couple steps once again, something heavy ran up behind him. And as he spun around expecting to see a deer or something,

nothing was there. This friend did not do drugs of any kind. Several weeks later, he called me and asked if he would like to ride, if I would like to ride down to his camp so he could place some game cameras up and I said yes. A couple days. later early one morning he came and got me we were laughing and talking about old times but once we pulled up to his deer camp his demeanor totally changed i'd never seen him act like that he got dead

serious and i didn't even know there were weapons in the truck with him he laid the seat forward and came out with an skis with 30 round mag and handed it to me then he came out with a 357 revolver and a holster and said strapped that on your side then he came out with AK 47 with 30 round mag for himself and strapped on a 10-millimeter semi-auto pestle on his side. He was truly scared. On the way down, he was telling me that at times he would be in the woods at Deer Camp and see what he called blurs going, go running by him so fast. He couldn't determine what it was on several occasions.

He took me down to a hollow by a creek and showed me the footprint that he sent me on text. It was still there, even though I had been rained on a few times. And we walked all over the woods that day and placed game cameras, but I myself didn't see or hear anything out of the ordinary. He passed not long after that, and I never got to ask him if he got any photos. Sorry, folks, I got long-winded and wrote a novel here, but I wish he had of lived. That was interesting. Thank you for sharing your friend's legacy.

A comment from Joey came in on the Alaska episode 485. said so where can we listen about something on zipping your tent? Easiest way to find out more about that is to go to Tate Hieronymus's YouTube channel. There you can find his Sasquatch, a search for Sabbe documentary series. You want to find the first Iowa episode, and that's one of the ones that I was in, and we talk about the zipping noise that I captured on my audio. So there you go.

A lot of people have liked the Kerry from Tennessee series. There's an interesting comment that came in. Harold writes, I will be starting soon to drive my Colorado, ZR2, more frequently on logging roads down by Newport in Cook County. I don't know. Let me know in the comments how I'm supposed to pronounce that. The area is located in the rolling foothills

of the Cherokee National Forest. The guy working at the Interstate 40 Tennessee Welcome Center told me back in late April about lots of Bigfoot activity in that county. The guy told me he knows an older guy he knows whom has been feeding, gifting them food for years. I'd love to talk to that guy. On the Uri Bigfoot House attack short, Francis writes, I drove down to low water bridge the other day, sitting at the parking area for a while. No one else around. I got out of my truck to take some picks of the bridge.

and then I heard this roar cry sound about 100 yards away. It lasted for about 15 seconds. Nothing I'd ever heard before. By the time I got my phone up and hit record, the yells died down. Then I heard some crunching in the leaves away. Ways away. I pulled out of there. That's interesting.

There was episode 483, a lot of Bigfoot encounters I released. Joanne or Joan writes, no, he doesn't. I live in Alabama and have had experiences. Please reach out. From the Bigfoot Ranch Part 2 episode, 464, Pat writes, I live not too far from this area. I've been to the store in Cantrell, which is Cantrell, Iowa. Many times, I saw a mountain line in my hay field one morning,

so I believe her about the mountain line sightings. I've never seen a Bigfoot, but I've experienced something whistling and stomping their feet when I was taking a walk one night. I found several dead deer, especially bucks, with their heads separated from their bodies. When my oldest stepdaughter was living with us, she would take her dog out at night so he could do his business before bedtime and she would sit on the front step smoking

and talking to her dog. A couple of nights she came hurrying back into the house, freaked out because something on the bluff behind the barn was repeating everything she was saying to her dog. Also one night when she was coming home from work around midnight, she saw something big and hairy standing on two legs in the road ditch. She drove right by it and it really freaked her out.

Van Beren County is absolutely insane. But probably beautiful. I haven't been there yet. back to Carrie's first episode, which is 484. Brad writes, I live a 40 minutes east of her. Y'all never believe the things I've encountered on my farm. I'd love to talk to you, Brad, reach out.

Joe writes, I absolutely believe her, but have to ask, did the scream that first time not wake her husband? Is it possible that they can control who hears their screams? Thank you. This is really interesting because I had a gentleman come up to my booth at Sasquatch Summerfest in Oak Ridge, and he said, I have a theory to share with you. That's really weird. And what if it's when you hear everything go quiet in the woods that they are actually controlling what we hear?

It's an interesting theory kind of lines up with what this comment has as well. Here's a comment that came in on episode 483, which was a group of Bigfoot encounters. and Garrett writes about the woman who lives in Armstrong, PA. I live in Duboy, PA, probably mispronounce that, just down the road from her, and she was talking about the pig-faced dogmen, but my father used to tell us about them, but he said they were called whistle pigs.

Dad has since passed, but he started camping alone on the family farm when he was seven years old with his bedroll and his lantern and book, and he was happy and content spending his time in the woods, L.O.L. A tradition I have continued myself with my own daughters. watch out for the whistle pigs guys same episode bobby writes i live on washington coast heard some things in the winchee valley grew up on the shahalis river i've collected many of the stories from the local tribes local tribe and friends and relatives bobby please reach out robbie also writes i live a couple miles away from lapway in the clear water river too cool

thanks for sharing a friend in mine a friend in me found a kill site once in the area and my dad me were confronted with the smell one time same episode lee jennifer writes gotham in south east o'clochia just caught a family swimming in a pond at night right outside where we live everyone post where you're from and what activities you see going on there tracker jerry williams and lead tracker e have a book out called per bigfoot in the spiritual warriors path they're teaching people how to track and identify bigfoot and their structures lee jennifer if you'd like to reach out about what you saw that would be cool back to the pennsylvania police officer episode 425.

Edward writes, I find this very interesting. I live in rural Indiana, grew up hunting and fishing in all outdoor activities. I hadn't experienced when I was 19, I was out hunting. I'm at one with nature and I can tell when something is wrong. And all of a sudden, my environment went silent and I smelled this awful smell. All of a sudden it was like this roar I'd never heard before. I saw this figure standing by this tree and all of a sudden I got this rock thrown at me and it started to make this roar again.

I had a 300 wind mag and I was scared. I took out running out of the woods as fast as I could. It was a terrifying experience. I ran home and told my father, he didn't want to believe me until we went back and saw these huge footprints. And I had a mental note at how high it was on the tree, right at nine feet.

I'm 46 now and disabled in a wheelchair. I haven't been out in the woods in years. In the Encounter Group episode 483, Rosebud writes, my encounter was near Mount St. Helen or Mount Helen in Washington in 2005. Never been out. Please reach out. Episode 327 is an Iowa presentation I did at the Van Meter Visitor Festival.

And Carolina writes, I had three encounters as a child in Davenport, Iowa, and no others who have as well. I would love to talk to you. On Rick Rasmiris, re-release episode, which is 480. With Geo writes, I live in Walla Walla and had a big foot walk by McCam. camper during hunting can't during hunting deer hunting in tongue two cannon wow i'm going to start

that over i live in walla walla and had a bigfoot walk by my camper during deer hunting and two cannon i met a couple guys who look for bigfoot and they showed me a thermal camera of one behind a tree that was swaying back and forth lots of sightings here on the pennsylvania police officer episode uh hellex fire writes i'm from the williams port pa area it's called any PA, northeast Pennsylvania, I believe, but it's also pretty close to the center of the state, so I could be wrong. My cousin and I, along with two friends, went canoeing this one time on Lycoming Creek near Trout Run Cogan Station area. And I want to say it was around 10 or 11 years ago, but I can't remember exactly. Anyway, we ended up going way further than we should have and ended up

being out well after dark. We had no real plan as far as we were going to stop or getting picked up or anything and didn't tell anyone what we were doing. Stupid, I know. But we didn't. We We were dumb teenagers without much guidance. We just went to a random spot to have some quick, fun, late in the day, and stopped using our brains, LOL. So we had to carry this big four-person canoe along with our fishing gear and water all the way back to try and find our starting spot in the dark. It took three or four, three or more hours just to get back to the general area that we started at. We ended up deciding to cut into this really thick area of tall brush to get out of there. But because we couldn't find the exact spot we got to the creek at it and it was getting really little.

late. But we knew it was nearby and then the road we needed to get to find to get back home was directly across this thick brush area somewhere. Now we had on us, besides the canoe, water and fishing stuff was our little pocket knives, my wrist watch, my wrist watch, and two of us had some cheap flashlights that weren't all that bright. But just bright enough to see where we were walking. As we made our way through, whatever we heard, I'll never forget. I grew up hunting and fishing and still enjoy both hobbies. to this day. I know what animals are in my area and what sounds they make. It wasn't a bobcat, wasn't a bear. Wasn't a coyote or a pack of coyotes, fox, deer, owl, or anything we have around here.

I know some people believe that we have mountain lions in the state as well, but I know what they sound like too, and it wasn't that either. This thing was like nothing I'd ever heard of or since. Almost didn't sound real like something demonic out of a horror movie, but also strangely human-like. Didn't see it at all, but whatever it was led out this. extremely deep, loud, and drawn out growl. And it growled for like 15 seconds straight. Not a yell, whoops, scream, or shout, but a growl. We all heard it and stopped dead in our tracks.

And I was in front of the rest of the guys, so I thought I was the most freaked out. Considering if whatever this thing was decided to come charging at us, that was the first in line. And it sounded like it was only 20 to 30 feet away or so directly in front of me. And every hair on my body stood up and I fell a chill come over me from the fear. then it stopped and just darted off to the right and kept on going into the woods and whatever it was it was big you could hear branches snapping and breaking as it ran it definitely wasn't a black bear they don't make noises like that but that's the largest animal in the woods around here and the only normal thing that could have moved that loud that fast we stood there for a few minutes afterwards kind of frozen in shock after what we just heard didn't know didn't really know what to do eventually we got out of there but it freaked me out for life I'm almost 26 now and still go into the woods, camping, hiking, and hunting and on the water fishing and kayaking. But when I do, I always carry a firearm. Bigfoot Society will be right back after these messages.

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are all a retort, not learn about the Culebrilla of the way difficult. Also, before anyone comments it, no, we were not drunk or high. I know that's typical dumb teenager stuff, but at that point in time, none of us did that. The only thing I can think of is that what I explained, what I heard, is that it was a Sasquatch. But I'm also pretty skeptical when it comes to anything cryptid related at the same time.

So to this day, messes my head up, thinking about what it could have been and what could have happened. all I know is it for sure wasn't a normal animal. Stay safe out there, y'all. Thank you for sharing that. Same episode. I Love Trump writes, Back in about 2002 or three, I was sitting on my front porch

in a rural neighborhood about 20 miles north of Memphis. There was a house across a street that had a small track to land, and at the back of that is a railroad track. While I was sitting there, I heard a roar that had to be from something huge. It scared me so,

bad that I actually went inside and peeked out the window. I never saw anything, but I couldn't go back outside. I was about 45 years old then, and had never in my life heard anything that loud, long, or deep. I think whatever it was traveled up the train tracks and up to that backyard was where small dogs were inside a fence. Thank you for sharing that. In episode 481 about Tennessee, Dan writes, hey, I'm new here. I'm Dennis. Live in Tennessee, I 75 area north in Knoxville. bought a house edge of town been having encounters for eight years now at first gifts left on picnic table and backyard thought kids left them then rocks thrown at house thick woods right up to house unnatural owl sounds wood knocks tree breaks lots of heavy running sounds at night put up trail cams which helped at first then house slaps six and eight years always singles me out knows which room i'm in at night taps on the window at night knows when i'm sitting in the dark of my cell phone, sets off my table lamp that I have a touch sensor on, and causes my blood pressure to skyrocket as it's sapping me, very concerned, recently heard him on my back deck

with very heavy footfalls, how he's cloaked, but I can hear him and sense him. Other houses nearby, but they are not bothered. Talk to Scott Carpenter before he died, said they're all over here. Wife thinks I'm crazy. Feel free to reach out, my friend. Audacious Amber writes on episode 255, which is the Alabama episode, Woodnox, equal one we see you, two year close to our nest, three, you're entirely too close. That's really interesting. She also writes, I used to live in East Tennessee, and then I moved on over to Boone and Marion, which is at the Piscan National Forest. Apparently, I've lived several places where there is either dog man, bigfoot, or feral people. I didn't know it during the time. I was living at these places, though. Amber, please reach out. On the Fort Lewis episode, which is, I believe, 473, Brian writes a few things. It was also stationed at Fort Lewis for a couple of years, and if you can ever talk to a former back gate guard, you'll hear some good stories. This is me asking for former back gate guards of Fort Lewis to reach out to me at Bigfoot Society at gmail.com.

Brian also writes, camp for years in the Tacoma Creek area, which is a survival training area for the U.S. Air Force. lots of stuff going on there heard screams on top of callispell peak many structures that i couldn't explain they definitely weren't shelters constructed by airmen and training very cool area parker lake area also i need to go back because it's been years that whole kusik usk area is awesome i left a post about how i was going to southern oregon and terrian wrote on it some interesting things if you're in Oregon, I would talk to the loggers in Southern Oregon in Sweet Home or in Lynn County. There are few that would talk to you, but the few and many bars that might not. But I can tell you, just going to the bar, most people will laugh about the topic, but I can

offer this feather for your hat. These beings live in a male-driven rulership, and many females are traded to other tribes for more grounds to hunt as it widens their clan, or I would call pods. And they have their own varying language with a collective base because... be it made of matter seen or mental operations to them. Very interesting. A lot of interesting things in there, Taran. You're welcome to reach out and discuss how you've come across that information.

Comment came in from John on an old episode, one of the Swamp Dog episodes. Bigfoot the Hunter becomes the hunted return of Swamp Dog. John writes, we had three face-to-face encounters in Connecticut, not just sightings, two of which were in our kitchen window, scaring the daylights out of my night. sister. My father, who was 82nd airborne paratrooper, set up a trap by leaving the hose turned on and placed near the kitchen door in case it returned, which it did. My sister screamed again and my father ran outside and sprayed it with the hose thinking it was neighborhood pranksters. For this, it lunged at him and then went back into the woods. After this, my father bought a rifle and kept

it by the kitchen door for quite a while that summer. We also had other incidents at the house as her house was punched at night, breaking the vinyl siding, gifting at our home by placing small piles of stones in the backyard, and also right next, also right near our kitchen door. We also had more than a few rock and acorn throwing incidents and a whistling incident which copied my father's whistle exactly in the woods. It was so close a match that I answered back only to realize my father was still at work. This was not in some far removed wilderness area, not on top of a mountain range, but in Connecticut, a state with a fairly well-developed manufacturing and industrial base, but is still considered 60% woodlands, even in 2024.

That is very interesting, John. Pennsylvania police officer 425, Michael writes when I was 12 years old, so around 1996, my dad and I went hunting. We sat on the edge of a field waiting for groundhogs, and after about 15 minutes, my dad said, what was that? Kind of censored that. in a whisper.

Then he told me to turn his way slowly and look at a certain area. We watched through our scopes what we can only describe as a juvenile big foot. Walk on two legs across the opposite edge of the field and back into the woods. Watched it close for a minute and I don't think it even saws. Talked about that time. Talked about that many times since. Rip pops, love you. Thank you for sharing that, Michael.

Comment on the Great Barrington, Berkshire's Mass episode 423. I think. Esther writes, yep, my first BF sighting was in Berkshires also.

Lots there and after that summer is kept happening. Connecticut also. Bear Mountain, October Mountain

and Balance Rock all three spots while quodding. Would love to talk to you, Esther. Remember anyone

in this episode that I'm reading their comments, I'd love to have you reach out. Episode 4, 76, in the other comment episode.

JP writes, Hey, that's me. Since then, my mother has seen a face with a shoulder length, lightish, colored hair, looking in the window at her at 2 a.m. The next day I called the police who looked around but didn't see anything unusual. There's also times where the dog will refuse to go out to use the bathroom after sniffing the

air a bunch. It's never done this before. Can't help but wonder. Episode Bigfoot on my family farm, which takes place in Missouri. Merle writes, I live just north of the Minneapolis, Minnesota area. We have a number of Wooded County Wildlife Reserves. reserves are just a number of thousands of acres the park closest to me elm creek park reserve is seven thousand acres there have been claims of sightings in some of the parks if anyone has info about that please reach out here's a nice comment that came in on the fred roll episode alex writes i believe this man sometimes i sit back and think to myself wow what if these things

really are real i believe in them but sometimes it sets me back hearing these stories it's very sobering people have to wake up and accept that there's stuff out there's stuff out there's there we don't have answers to that can't be made sense of or explained to the average human i believe in great interview i fall in love with this channel thank you for all the hard work you put into all of this it's very appreciated it in so many ways my brother thank you so much for that Alex a lot of stuff coming in on the pennsylvania police officer episode still debby writes the one i saw was either dark brown or black saw at border of southern kansas and oklahoma off the old jerky trail in Arkansas City, Kansas were on, I believe the southwest edge of the Flint Hills.

The Arkansas River runs through here also, and I took my dog out like midnight, and I saw it down a small decline on edge of the street directly under a street light. The corner of Windsor Road and Valley View Drive, and I still think about it and have PTSD over it. I couldn't see any facial features, only the eyes and physique. Not the feet. It was at least seven feet. On the Bigfoot on my family farm episode, James writes, I've been paralleled out of the woods in Wisconsin, and don't have the guts to tell anyone what I think it was. This content helps. Thank you.

I'm not crazy. You are not crazy. That goes to anyone who's had an experience. You are not crazy. Thank you for sharing. Episode 481, Bigfoot Encounters, Tales from the Comments, Tennessee. Diana writes, Me right now just got whistled at.

30 minutes ago, samurai talk, and I've heard whoops and giant owls. I got video on picks yet here. back from no one i believe it says and it looks like you have some interesting things happening uh you are welcome to reach out in the bigfoot on my family farm episode in missouri the marlborough mandolorean which is probably the best username i've ever heard that's a great that's just wow that's just that is very that's that's very funny good job heard a tale told of a guy having an encounter in the barn city area in recent history with you being in the iowa area might be worth going down there and asking the farmers who farm near the rivers think they have a legion hauler of

fw down there too i know there's got to be something best place to start asking is where all the people are absolutely also i don't condone smoking but the mandolorean thing is hilarious so good job Arthur writes, Our family land is in East Tennessee and I've seen these beings multiple times Absolutely reach out. On my post saying that I was coming out to Oregon,

Ruin Temple wrote A few interesting things. Have you ever thought of coming up to Calachamas County? Only every day. It just hasn't happened yet. We have the most reports amongst all the counties in Oregon. I lived just about a mile off of the Oregon Bigfoot Highway as named by researcher Joe Beulart in his book of the same name, aka Highway 224, between Eagle Creek and Estacada, have lived in this area pretty much my entire life.

I love that book. There's a Skookum Lake up that highway and sightings that go far back into history. The forest that the highway cuts through is part of the Mount Hood National Forest, and Mount Hood isn't too terribly far away. It stands very visible on the eastern horizon outside my bedroom winter. My partner and I experienced what we believe to have been activity in the trees along a tiny creek on his family's five-acre property last summer and during the 2020 wildfires. There's this occasional odd call you might hear late at night. There have also been three unrelated individuals who have each separately told me that they witnessed what sounds to me like a dogman, upright caneade. All three sightings allegedly took place within two to three miles of each other at most, one on the road behind our property.

and the other two occurring on the road and in a field to the left side of the road in front of our property that our driveway comes out on. And each sighting was years apart from the next. A bit unnerving that our house sits right between these sighting spots, and if they're to be believed, then one could probably assume that they've used our property to get from point A to point B. And possibly for hunting, since we have large fields and small oak rows with plenty of brave species. Cliff Berkman's Bigfoot Museum is just about, oh, probably an eight-mile drive toward the sandy boring area along Highway 26. You should consider coming up this way to do a little sniffing around. I'd consider putting you up for a few days if it were all right with my mom, who lives with me, since accommodations out here pretty scant in a bit, shall we say, vintage, L.O.L.

Thank you for the nice offer. Eventually I do plan on getting up to that area, and it almost did have, well, a lot of people are like you should do that when you're in the oak or. area and i was like there's no way i'm going to get out of there um and you'll find out what happened soon enough um it was very a busy we'll say in oakridge central tennessee this is a roger williams re-release maria writes wow bigfoot in tennessee i live in north kirk northern california and after it rained my family and i went on a hike right down where we lived we came upon a Bigfoot print in the mud, it wasn't human, so we made a plaster-type mold of it. It's in the museum in Willow Creek, California.

It was a Bigfoot print. There's lots of evidence now at the Bigfoot Willow Creek Museum. Check it out. That's a cool place from what I hear. Bigfoot Society will be right back after these messages. What if you could get more from what you already do? When you're a Shell Fuel Rewards member, you can. So your Saturday could be filled with more rewards, more special offers,

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remember that for reasons that'll come out later then it started knocking over limbs and making a lot of noise while running away that was a promontory park outside of esticata about 13 years ago one came into our camp one time and i'm a light sleeper and it snuck into our camp without us knowing until it was right next to my tent and i didn't see it but i've never had bears or cougars wake me up in a dead sleep and put you into a state of paralysis and it walked out so quiet it was insane. And what's funny is I thought it just happened to me because I woke up. But my buddy woke up to it too, but we didn't say anything until the following morning. At the same camp, another time, we had a clear-as-day knock that sounded like a baseball bat being smacked on a tree.

We were there for four days and seen one other human the whole time. I also worked in Colton and heard stories. Reason for not hearing them possibly is because of the fires the last few years has been spreading them out. It's been really bad for forest fires. Sorry for the long comment but my spot is between colton and esticada all up hillockburn road never have never have never heard of aggressive bigfoot's around the pnw very interesting comment thank you for sharing zach on the bigfoot on my family farm missouri episode vicky writes that would be really freaky to run into clay county is about an hour away from where my mom was raised in slayersville beautiful county but perfect area for cryptids i got to get back that way to see family hike and camp off trail you won't find any beautiful land than in kentucky also on

encounter pelusa one bill writes i grew up in oakridge oregon several people i know i've seen bigfoot including me and my parents bill you got to reach out my friend i would love to talk to you i've also seen several UFOs over oakridge and nearby there one day at high school in physics class i described a UFO I saw the night before. Everyone laughed at me. Then the girl in class named Sherry spoke and described the same craft that landed in a field behind her house that night. She was student body president, so they definitely respected her more than me. Maybe Bigfoot are flying the UFOs. Bill, I would love to talk to you. Fun comment came in on Monster Fest live episode. Rust Heisenberg, also a great username. Good job. Hi, Jeremiah and Justin. This is Nick. I'm the volunteer who worked

the audio for the podcast at Monster Fest. It was great to meet you both and I really enjoyed helping. Nick is a cool dude. Thank you, Nick. You helped everything go off without a hitch during that episode. It was great to have a guy running the soundboard. I appreciate you, my friend. Good to see you again. Episode 476 horrifying Bigfoot encounters from the comments. Ban everything writes, My friend and I were both growled at after walking only 150 to 200 feet down separate forks of bodkow logging roads a hunt in La Shal Pat Parrish, Louisiana by what sounded like giant monsters. I ran and he was already in the truck with the doors locked. What a cool guy. Man, he just locked you right out, didn't he?

The closest sound I can compare to is an amplified growl of a lion or tiger. I felt it hit my face and chest and I'm sure there are others who understand what I'm trying to describe. An older friend of my brother said a white monster tried to overturn his van one night while parking with his girlfriend on the road, but we didn't believe him. Very interesting. I was able to interview Dwayne from Oakridge in episode 466. Roscoe writes, I've been to Blair Lake a dozen times.

Fishing is great. It's up there. Road sucks. Devil's Lake is nice too. Wouldn't camp up there, though. Everything parallel to Waldo is Bigfoot Zone. Roscoe, please reach out. Let me know what you know, my friend. Great Barrington episode, Fly by Jim, says, hi, I live in Lee Mass next to October Mountain. I lived in and around

Great Barrington all my life. Such a beautiful area. You're lucky. I just wanted to say there have been other reports of Bigfoot activity. Look up Bigfoot citing on October Mountain, Lee, Mass. Absolutely. And if you know anything, please reach out. We were chased out of the Iowa woods by four Bigfoot, 319. This is a fun one. But the comments, Lofi highbrow cool username. He mentions the Driffless Area. I had some sort of encounter

in the Driftless area in circa 1997. I never saw anything, but I was walked out of the forest after an extreme feeling of being watched. It was terrifying and I've always remembered it. It wasn't until I've heard some podcast YouTube channels 30 years later that I realized that everything aligns

with others' experience in regards to detail. I have no explanation for what occurred. It remains one of the most frightening memories in my life. Lofi, feel free to reach out. In the episode, Bigfoot and the face-to-face with Bigfoot, real stories from New England, I believe that was Norma's re-release. Screaming Cell, writes, no idea how your channel came up in my feed. That said, October of 2023, I was in the Monroe, upper stepney area of connecticut for a few weeks it was after midnight on october 17th that i went outside for cigarette when i noticed all the dogs in the area with a mile radius barking not the type of barking that dogs would do over a siren but more of the aggressive something is here in close bark

normally there are quite a few owls that constantly vocalize as well but they were silent the dogs had already been barking for a couple minutes and when i began to hear repeated short duration screaming long duration whooping coming from a north-north-east direction. This went on for about five to ten minutes. The source of the sounds had quite a bit of power behind the vocalizations to be able to carry the way it did. My rough guesstimate was about two clicks away. I'm originally from SoCal,

and I'm well acquainted with the vocalizations of coyotes, black bears, mountain lions, barn owls, great horned owls, as I've lived in and around the proximity of the Santa Monica Mountains and Los Padres, National Forest. This was not any of these. And I know there are no mountain lines in Connecticut or Mass. So I'm going to stop you right there because we're not going to get on this rabbit trail, but I'm pretty sure there are. I grew up in Western Mass and we totally had them in the 80s, but sorry, that's a rabbit trail.

I checked Google Maps afterwards and seemed like the vocalizations were coming from the Lane's Mines Nature Park area. It was afterwards when I was wondering where I heard similar vocals, did I realize they sounded like the Sierra Camp recordings? After the vocalization stopped, it was at least several minutes before I could hear the owls again, but they were tentative, like a gravitas had settled into the area. Spoke to a few of the people in the area over the next couple days, and they too stated they had heard similar sounds in the past, but don't know what type of animal to attribute to. Screaming felt very interesting. Sorry, it's Celt. Cel is for Celtics. Kelt is for Celtics.

All right. Thank you for sharing this and sorry for my mental rabbit trails in that comment. Next up from horrifying Bigfoot encounters from the comments, 476, the given driven, which is fun to say, I've got some Medeville-Sigertown County County Dogman Stories. this is becoming a thing where people are reaching out with dog man stories and I don't know what to do with it because I'm trying to focus on Bigfoot

but the more that I get into us I feel that these two cryptids are very related I'm really not sure what to do with this guys you can reach out my first focus will always be Bigfoot though

same episode Barry writes I love hearing dog man sightings I got sick of Sasquatch when the topic was splashed all over mainstream TV and all they did was chase their own tails. Then I came across to Dogman episode by accident because I thought Dogman was a joke, but hearing the stories, I started to think they could exist. Then I found SC Chronicles,

which I think that's Sasquatch Chronicles, go west, that covered both topics and it brought me back to listening about Sasquatch again. This channel, especially since I hunt mushrooms and camp all around Okridge. Yeah, dude. Love Okrage. still haven't had a sighting did have a big rock thrown in get thrown into staley creek around midnight while camping by myself i always camped by myself but that was it nothing more barry thanks for putting that into comments please reach out if anything else happens to you around oakridge here's a fun longer comment with some interesting things in it from the same episode christin writes i love this episode yes definitely consider jeremiah doing this once a week i would love to hear perry's story in interview format So would I. Dale mentioned a story about a little girl in a cabin. I too have heard that story in another podcaster's show. So yeah, that story is out there somewhere. Okay, cool. A couple people gave little tidbits of information about sounds. That was fun to hear too. One guy said he's worked 20 years in a type of animal sanctuary and mentioned the raven and other animals can be pinpointed in the Sierra Sounds. This would be fun for him to record what he hears every day so we can compare for ourselves. Absolutely. If that guy's listening, please reach out. I don't think the Sierra Sound.

are normal animals we know of because there's far too much going on between knox, high chatter, samurai talk and the men pinpointing two creatures across the creek, but it can give us confirmation that these creatures have their own language and the ability to mimic. I don't mind Bigfoot's, I don't mind Dogman stories, but you asked, if you should include them, I like you stay true to Bigfoot only. Absolutely. Now, if a listener has a Bigfoot story and a dog man was seen at the same time, find that okay and interesting.

All right, good to know. I find that people tend to group Sasquatch, Red Eye, Bigfoot, three to four-toed creatures like the Boggy Creek monster and Dogman into the same group as being the same thing. I don't think that at all. I wish we can separate and study them as best as we can as separate entities.

Love the podcast and thank you for not only keeping this a safe place for people who have had encounters, but also a safe place for people to comment without ridicule. Keep up the great work. We love and appreciate your safe spot for all. Thank you so much for the great comments. And also, I will say, it is okay to comment. No, how do I want to say this?

Everyone can comment, but not everyone can stick around. And what I mean by that is that I am constantly muting people that are just being absolutely not cool in the comments towards people I'm interviewing them. And I try to get them out of here as quick as possible. So everyone can come. comment, not everyone can stick around. So just, guys, be nice. You know, help keep this an area where people feel free to be interviewed about their encounters. There's a lot of people that

have unfortunately seen comments that I've not gotten quickly enough and just don't get interviewed because of it. So be nice, guys. Bigfoot Ranch Part 1, 263. Danny writes, I love this. I just moved from Van Buren, beautiful county signed. It's very beautiful countryside. It's very remote. I thought I'd seen crossing the Des Moines River down there, but it was so dusk. Couldn't make it out. But I've heard some really strange towns down there.

Would love to hear more. Saskatch stories of Western North Carolina, Macon County episode, The Gypsy King. It's a great username, too. I was camped in Ocala National Forest. That's down in Florida. For a month, everything was fine until the last five days, had at least, two Bigfoot coming into my camp had to leave because things kept getting more freaky each day. Love to hear about that.

There's an individual that keeps commenting that has some really interesting stuff. Name is Cypher X. I would love to talk to Cypher X if that individual could reach out to my email, Bigfoot Society at eMill.com. I'm going to read some of the stuff. stuff that this individual has put in the Fort Lewis episode. One time a friend and I were exploring the fields and woods behind my house. It was probably 2001-ish. We were in grade school.

Something ran up really fast on us and some really tall hay grass coming up into the tree line. It was so fast and forceful, a bunch of dust and dry dirt kicked up. And when we got our eyes on for a split second, it looked like a tiny toddler gorilla, carilla, staining like a human toddler child, pure black with a cone head. Needless to say, we all ran from each other and ran back to the house. My friend called her mom to pick her up because she had had an issue and we never spoke to each other again when we would see each other at school. And of course, our parents didn't believe that we saw baby grill in the woods. Individual also writes, yes, this red hair Sasquatch, I had one of my porch as a kid when I was

home alone trying to open my locked front door and it was crawling around in all fours. Holy mackerel cipher. Reach out. We need to talk. I literally fainted and woke up on my kitchen floor after seeing it through my blinds. I was watching TV and heard, saw my doorknob jiggling. We could see the front door through a window so I checked and my mind was so overwhelmed with seeing a ginger orangutan looking thing trying to open my doors.

I fainted with fear. This was among my many encounters over my childhood from the 90s into the early 2000s. Individual also writes, Hello, fellow Seattle resident here. I grew up in Everson with tons of experiences. Maybe I'll send you some stories if I take the time to type it all out. Or just send me an email with how to contact you, and we can go down that route if you don't want to type it all out,

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Bigfoot bounty hunter Roy Horn writes around the area of Cogur Oklahoma

there's a place where Bigfoot dogmen are rumored to be supposed to be a much more aggressive bigfoot possibly life-threatening certainly dangerous there are reports of infrasound attacks rocks or sticks thrown and worse if rumors are to be believed i currently live about five miles away i've never heard any stories or rumors as i was growing up about anything or any strange happenings in the area from my dad or my grandparents who had lived in this area all their lives that's not to say that the room Rumors from others aren't true.

The area is definitely capable of hiding something that would want to stay hidden. There's certainly more than enough natural resources for a group of Bigfoot slash dogmen to live and remain hidden, lots of canyons and heavy tree cover in the area. Roy, feel free to reach out. From the re-release of Martin Groves episode, Joe writes, In 1966, my Boy Scout Troop 381 from Columbus, Ohio was camping at the LBL. first scout troop to do so we had 30 boys six dads and four troop leaders one night around two 30 a m something let out a super loud roar or scream that also vibrated the ground and air we grabbed our flashlights and out of the tent we went everyone was up it was hard going back

to sleep after that just remember we were not thinking bigfoot or dog man in august of 1966. For those keeping track, October of 67 is when the Patterson Gimlin film came out. Not to say weird stuff wasn't happening before that, but that's what he was kind of alluding to. Well, that's what I got from it. But thank you, Joe. From the Brace for the Unknown of Father's Vigil in Oklahoma's Bigfoot territory, Kelly writes, I live outside of Smithville. It's a wild place with strange stuff about. my 60s and have been here a while seen and heard some strange things please reach out Pennsylvania police officer project 39 writes me and a buddy had one follow us out the

woods up moraine one night we are a night fishing of 528 down a long trail left the spot around 3 to 4 a.m soon as we got into the woods we heard something run up towards us through a bunch of brush and just stop. We stood still. I thought Baron, so did he after we talked. Not sure how far the trail is, but it's probably a good 20 to 30 minute hike. We could hear it pacing us about 30 to 40 yards in the tree line. When you shine the light, nothing would stop.

It would stop. As we got closer to the truck, it ran off like a freight train. All we saw was a big eight to 10 foot. Sorry, earlier. meant to say 30 to 40 feet in the tree line it's been a while since I've read feet or yards abbreviations all we saw was a big eight to 10 foot tall dark giant gorilla human figured shape we joked about bigfoot trying to scare each other still thinking bare but in the back of mind I had a feeling and always wished to see one the entire

hike we was a nervous wreck just knowing something's right there just outside of the flashlights. Knowing something's right there watching and stalking you has a bad feeling. And I don't fear much, but that night I was scared. We heard strange sounds up there plenty of times. Something trying to sound like a coyote, strange woman type screams, but not human. At least we didn't think so. Screams always came from across the lake where you're not allowed to fish. This is probably 20 to 25 years ago. Still feel nervous up there at night. Even with a group of people, I'll get those strange feelings of being watched. From 449, face-to-face with Bigfoot and my dog paid the price.

Nature 10879 says, people that come here to BFS are like-minded. Please feel free to share your story. Thank you. This individual gets it. Here's another really nice comment that came in from Kristen on the Sasquatch Siege of Staten Island, which that episode you guys either really like or you really hate. There's no middle ground on Sasquatch Siege of Staten Island. island so thanks to those that gave it a try um i loved it anyways christin says i noticed over the last

years guests and other podcasters used to be about what they thought bigfoot is in their own individual encounters now it seems that guests and other podcasters are back to all knowing i'm glad you're not like this i'm glad you stayed into the narrative of people having a safe place to talk, share, and comment without getting blasted. Some of these bigger podcasters are getting too big for their britches. They will only listen to questions or comments that fit them. Even as a listener, I too want a safe space to openly ask real honest questions. Guests are the same way lately in their all-knowing attitude. Can't wait for your next interview, Jeremiah. Kristen, I'm glad you get it. My main focus on Bigfoot Society is always giving individuals

a place where they can feel safe, a respectful environment. They're not going to be made fun of. They can share whatever they need to. And it doesn't fit an agenda. So it doesn't matter if it's a person who's seen what they think is a huge ape in southeast Oklahoma or if it's an individual who's a psychotherapist who had Bigfoot encounters in Staten Island near New York City. It doesn't matter. It can be mind-speak or it could be almost a straight-up gorilla in the Pacific Northwest.

My goal is not to get Bigfoot discovered. It's to help people that are dealing with what they've experienced. and that will always be the goal of Bigfa society. And if it changes, you guys need to leave because that means that I've fallen off my train, which I hope I, if I have anything to do with it, will never happen. So buckle up for another 20, 25 years, guys.

Speaking of Sasquatch Siege of Staten Island, Toro writes, F.YI, if I remember quickly, if I remember a crue of, Correctly, there was some past reports of a Bigfoot type creature in the 1973 or 74 time frame called Traskwatch and historic Richmond Town, Staten Island. In the historic restoration area, two teenage boys saw it by a dump. Boys were so scared that the NYPD ESU was called. They thought it might be a bear or escaped gorilla, a couple in the church parking lot near the same area, next to the cemetery on Clark Avenue area.

and another siting in the area by Nurse from Great Kills Sigh while driving home at night. Creature was never found. I remember reading this in a small article in the SI Advanced newspaper about 20 years ago, give or take a few. Toro, thank you for that information. That kind of backs up what our friend was saying in episode 471 about Staten Island. In the Pennsylvania police officer episode, Nurse D. writes, was hunting with my family at age 12 in northeast Lehigh County. I got separated during a mountaintop drive of the woods, and I came out of the woods to a field, then crossed the field to go towards my godparents farm.

I sat across the field waiting for someone else to surface, and I had binoculars with me and started to scan the woodline for others. As I went past a huge tree, I saw something standing behind the tree peeking out. So I focused on this, and to my surprise, I had long waving brown hair in the wind. I could only see its left arm, lower leg, and partial face. Scared me, but I thought it was a bear at that evening. Now that I'm older, I know I saw a squash, and in my 60s today, I wonder if that squatch was tracking me. They're definitely real. What if you could get more from what you already do?

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doctor or pharmaceutical Roger Williams' episode, Underseged by Sasquatch in Central Tennessee. Breka writes, I live probably about 20 miles from the sky if my review of the road he mentioned is correct. I live in the McBerg-Dill-Rose area of South Central Tennessee, and I had something very tall lurking out my window one night at 2 a.m. I heard at first a deep growl followed by what I can only describe as a frantic cow, sounded similar to the Ohio cow, with a little more extreme pitch I later found out. And I stood up to go see what was going on outside,

thinking my neighbor's cows were out and just glanced at my window and saw two glowing eyes. It looked at me and we stared at each other for a few seconds and then it walked off. My house is built up on a stone foundation. Those eyes were at five feet nine inches I measured, making this creature probably about six feet. We've had some other odd stuff,

including something approaching my son from the woodline at night, making a sound that he could only describe as a death rattle, lung-sucking, and groaning noise. He wrote it up as a large wounded animal but didn't stick around to find out what it was. And something also struck his camper the second night after he moved into it,

parked in our backyard. He said it sounded like something tripped over the metal stairs and caused the entire camper to shake. The next day, he found no cause for the sound, no down limbs or other reasons for the disturbance. I'm a scientist, so I can't just pass these off as big foot because I need more evidence. But after a year of 12,

on my encounter and looking into all the possibilities. I have no answers. Other than my cat was outside growling at a deer besides my window, who sounded like a cow, that didn't leave tracks. And two lightning bugs were hovering and glowing at the same time passed by my window. Wow. Wow, guys. I can't believe that is a weird way to say window.

That is a leftover from my time in New England. Sorry, guys. It's window. staying lit longer than usual at 2 a.m. in mid-40-degree weather. It's all I got. Thank you, Breca, for sharing that. That's very, extremely interesting. Back to the Martin Grove's account episode. John writes, just another comment I'd like to make about this episode. This is an incredible story. I'm an avid outdoorsman. I live in central North Carolina, but have hunted throughout the southeast, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and West Virginia. I'm usually armed with nothing more. more than bow and arrow and I've been a hunter for over 50 years and have never had an encounter or for that matter have never had anything unusual happen well in the woods but I'm pretty sure these things are out there. Within a 50 mile radius of me there are probably 20 or more sightings and I've heard an eyewitness account from a lady about 20 miles from me who has seen bigfoot five times. She's very credible. I believe that I have continuous activity around my home that started in 2017. In the early spring I'd like to keep my windows open at night as it tends to cool to

things off a bit. In one evening after midnight I was at my desk playing on my laptop when I hear outside my window what sounds like rocks clacking together. It was a slow rhythmic clacking that lasted for about 20 seconds, then a pause for about 30 seconds. Then the clacking started back up and this time faster and louder and once again maybe 20 seconds. Finally the clacking started again after a pause, but even louder and more rapid. Scared me good. From that point forward, I've heard screams and huffs outside my window. I hear whistles and something has hit the side of the house causing a low vibration. This has happened several times. The area where I live doesn't get a lot of snow.

We average about six inches a year, but back in 2021 we had a three-inch snowfall. I look out the back of the house and notice a line of tracks going through my backyard. By the way, I took pictures of the tracks. I would love to see them. I live in a rural area about 20 miles east of Raleigh. My closest neighbor is about 80 yards away, and the odd thing about the tracks is that they're a lot of the tracks is that they're were about 17 inches long and from heel to toe were about four and a half feet apart.

I will also add that the tracks were in a straight line. Of course, I don't know what made the tracks, but I'm certainly suspicious. On one other thing I will mention, I certainly can't see a connection, but along the same time, I had a UFO sighting, and the craft was crystal clear. It was massive and flew barely above the treetops, was being chased, followed by a helicopter. The craft was completely concentric, made no sound. And my sighting lasted maybe seven to eight seconds before it faded from view. Definitely a lot of strange stuff around here.

John, thank you for sharing that. That is incredibly interesting. Those are the comments from the last few weeks. Again, thank you so much for commenting what you've seen on YouTube comments. I try to hit everyone and read everyone. It is getting harder to, uh, to get them all, especially if you're replying. If you're replying to a comment, there's a chance I won't see it.

If it's a brand new comment, I probably will see it. If you really want to make sure that your encounter gets to me, you could send it to me at Bigfoot Society at gmail.com. Also, if you've sent it to me in that email and I haven't gotten back to you, give me about two weeks to get back to you. I get a lot every day, guys. But it's worth it to go through everything. And most of the interviews actually come from the YouTube comments.

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