Bigfoot Society - Intense Bigfoot Encounters from the Comments!

Episode Date: October 26, 2024

In this episode of Bigfoot Society, host Jeremiah Byron shares his favorite comments from the Youtube channel over the last 3 weeks in a desperate plea for these individuals to come on the show to share their story.If your comment was read then please contact Jeremiah directly using the following email: [e-mail]🔴 Subscribe to our Youtube channel and leave a comment here: https://www.youtube.com/@BigfootSociety?sub_confirmation=1Share your Bigfoot encounter with me here: [e-mail] to call in and leave a voicemail of your encounters for the podcast - Check this out here - https://www.speakpipe.com/bigfootsociety(Use multiple voice mails if needed!)Share this video with a friend: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5v75Od-X38Watch more episodes of the Bigfoot Society podcast here – https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3t1vwtsKh-MGeHs0XglFJE5LwUHpmJm_&feature=sharedRecommended Playlist – New Jersey Bigfoot Encounters - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3t1vwtsKh-Mk4032IyZtWgP6LVPU8uat✅ Help me help others share their Bigfoot Encounter by joining the community on Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/thebigfootsociety✅ Hear ad-free episodes early by joining the community on Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8Qq45W6iaTU8FE9kelxT7Q/joinLet’s connect:Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/bigfootsociety/Twitter – https://twitter.com/bigfoot_societyTiktok - https://www.tiktok.com/@bigfoot.societyAffiliate links mean I earn a commission from qualifying purchases. This helps support my channel at no additional cost to you.My Audio Interface: https://amzn.to/3L1q8XYPut some pep in my step by buying me a coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/bigfootsocietyPick up some merch here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/bigfootsociety/?etsrc=sdtSend mail here:Bigfoot Society125 E 1st St. #233Earlham, IA 50072Send business inquiries to: [e-mail]

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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. Hey, we've got another episode all about your comments from the YouTube channel. And there's some wild things in here. Now, remember, the thing is, If I share your comment, then I want you to reach out to me, Bigfoot Society at gmail.com. And the reason I say that email is because it's easier for me to track things that are coming in because we're at the point, guys, where there's a lot coming in all over the place. And so I don't want to miss your encounter when it comes in. The email is a great way to keep track of that. All right.

first step we have a shore i uploaded about a year or so ago uh it's the bigfoot in prince edward island canada shore and uh coconut writes not recorded with a potato somebody i worked with told me he saw a chimpanzee walking across the back of his property in the tree line it was somewhere in the valley ns i don't know ns stands for maybe nova scotia happened middle of the day he said it was he was testing out a pellet with his brother pinging pop cans heard rustling in the trees looked and saw it going along in the trees

and was swinging its arms he said he pinged at it with the pew and it ran into the woods I had to edit that a little bit you can guess what I'm talking about but

guys algorithms are crazy and I don't want to get kicked off of certain platforms so that's pretty wild love to hear more episode 534 which was the Pagosas Springs Colorado episode God is perfect 668

writes my son is at Fort Campbell third largest army base in the country and tons of woods they have been told the same if you see or hear something you have to call it in and get out of there if your son wants to discuss this have them reach out please and that goes

for any military individuals I've been having more than a few of you reach out to me to share what you've experienced. Some of you have to be anonymous, even not sharing where the base was at, what your name is. I get it.

I absolutely get it because you probably had to sign stuff going off of the guy I talked to the other day. But reach out to me. I would love to hear more about what you experienced. If you experienced a big foot in your military, base area during your training or on a mission. I'd love to talk to you about it. San Juan Islands episode, Leah writes,

The Sasquatch really can be found anywhere in Washington State, almost anywhere around the world, really. I'm currently in Kla-Elem, Washington. During the Jolly Mountain Fire, I encountered one in my backyard in which I didn't have a fence. That was six years ago. It was solo. It must have been following the game trail that came through my yard. I moved to a different property with more space. I had a baby at the time.

During winter in the city of Cleoleum, I found two tracks of human barefoot prints leading into the woodline on the new property. The prints were of a small child, maybe about a four-year-old child, and a very much larger adult size. A couple summers after that in the middle of the night at about 1.30 a.m.,

there was a knock on my window after I closed and covered it with a curtain, then sat down. I did not look out the window. My native friend told me to keep, keep my window shut and covered after dark and I didn't listen, L.O.L. These were all one-time experiences. Roslund is very close to Cleellum. Thank you for sharing that. In Ginger's episode from Overton County, Tennessee, which is 501, bubble rings, writes, I hope Ginger's boyfriend has heard many of

these interviews and realizes that the young ones like to harass homeowners to see what they will do, L.O.L. On any one report, did I hear about a window removed or broken in an occupied house? They tend to be quite careful around glass, but will slap a house or trailer. I've not heard of doors being smashed in. Extremely interesting. If you agree or disagree with that statement, put your thoughts in the comments. Back to the Bikosa Springs, episode 534, getting it done, writes, there's a story of a Carson City veterinarian who examined one hit by a truck near Truckee back in the 70s. I believe that's in California. I haven't heard of this account, but I find it very interesting. If you guys know where to read this or where I can listen to it, please put in the

comments or reach out. In the short for the Bogosus Spring episode, NBus, writes, I knew this guy's story was real when he said, gray skin, black fur, because that's what we've seen found the units mom dad teenagers in a baby and bus reach out i'd love to talk to you on the re-release of the joe flippo episode believe it's 528 gary red writes i saw one about one mile north highway 43 in kiln mississippi in the early 80s at around 3 a.m on the roadside was squatting down when i first saw it at about 75 yards away at about 30 yards it stood up appeared to be 7 to 8 feet tall. It was cinnamon colored and I slowed down. It had blank, no aggressive look on its face. Reach out, Carrie. On one of my favorite episodes, when I talked to Henry Franzoni,

episode 535, Sid writes, this is so trippy because I live a couple miles from the near city road place out of Reneer and I've hiked on the power line road for the last 30 years. Haven't seen a big foot yet. That's a good thing I guess. Otherwise, I might be too scared to go up there. I appreciate them staying cloaked. Sid, thank you for reaching out. Feel free to reach out again. You can send me an email if you ever do experience anything up there in the near City Road area of Reneer, Oregon. Anyone listening, if you've had things happen, please reach out to me immediately. Also, on the same episode, Bear to Fruits, writes, I saw an unalived beast

in Reneer by Beaver Falls. It's worse than death. It looked like a dog, bear, lion, man. It had a dog-like face with huge teeth. It had a muscular-shaped body of a man that was hairy like a bear and had the tail of a lion. I know what I saw. We were too scared to go back for a photo, but it was evil. Pure evil. If you'd like, please reach out. I'd love to talk to you. Same episode. A gate, or agate, I guess. Right. What about the body of a female found under a tree after a storm on 119, 1962. Body was sent to Colorado and examined a result unknown species.

USFS file 330-5845333323-294-73419B Exhibit 4377-119B Exhibit 43777-question mark. Wow, that's super specific. That's something I haven't heard of. I'd love to hear more about it. If anyone knows about this, please reach out. could be an interesting story there. Chris also comments on this, yes, that was after the famous Columbus Day storm of October 12th, 1962. I was aged two at the time. I have heard the story about the body that was found crushed

by a falling tree. Same episode, Wing writes, have you ever talked to Kevin Lang about Glagg? Interested to know what you think. I've never heard of Kevin Lang or Glag, so I'm guessing maybe Glag is the name of a Bigfoot. Feel free to reach out. On the Daryl Adams episode, Return to the Owl Moon Wilderness. F.E. writes, I've seen them out near Baker Bay. I'd love to talk to you about that. A lot of you really like the Hunter shares his big foot encounter in Massachusetts, 523. Kaboom writes, I've worked, uh, kaboom writes, I've worked on this mountain for 18 years and never had an encounter. We've heard stories of the Cobble Mountain Critter for years. Some nights on third shift, I would drive up the dirt road into the forest and turn everything off and

sit and listen in pitch black. If you're listening and you know individuals that have had encounters with the Cobble Mountain Critter, please reach out. AMG on the same episode writes, I grew up on that mountain, not far away from that reservoir. My bus dropped my best friend off on Cobble Mountain Road after school. This is the first I'm hearing about this. And let me just say that back in the 80s on that mountain, playing outside meant hiking through those woods to a brook that traveled all the way down to the Westfield River.

and as a child ranging in age between seven to 15 years but i never encountered any animals be it deer or bear probably because of as a child so young my siblings and i were too noisy and everyone who lives in the woods knows that animals are usually more afraid of you than you are of them but i can testify that those woods can be creepy back to the joe flippo episode kim writes i live in sequoia county oklahoma and on north 59 my neighbors told me that they had had animals that looked like coyotes crossed with a hyena. And I never saw one for myself, but in 2022 we did have a Sasquatch hanging around for that summer in part of the fall. We heard whoops, and once it called out like a coyote, then switched to an owl. There were no other sounds, and I have several big dogs, and they would not bark or even head out to investigate. They always go after coyotes that get close, and my neighbors heard and smelled it when it got close. He left in the fall and hasn't returned so far. Ken writes on the hunter, shares his Bigfoot encounter in Massachusetts

episode 523. I see the Bigfoot all the time. I have a similar whistle to their whistle to let them know when I'm in the area. I give them food in the winter, yams, carrots, apples. I pile them up. There's a big flat rock that they leave me gifts. Twisted stick figures. Beautiful rocks.

One time I turned a corner in the forest and she, Bigfoot, was there, two feet away. She touched me on the chest and hit my Achilles heel at the same time. I went down like a rock. Emobilized. even breathe. She turned and jumped into the creek and disappeared. Her baby was on her left shoulder looking at me when I left. I didn't do my whistle when I went into the forest about half an hour later.

I sat up and did my whistle and then I left. Ken, reach out. Episode 521, terrifying tales from the cat skills. John writes, I'd love to share three face-to-face encounters, not just sightings in Connecticut. On one encounter, my dad, 82nd airborne paratrooper Bronze Star recipient, was able to spring a trap. on one we thought was neighborhood pranksters. I'd love to talk to you. Back to 523 Massachusetts Hunter, Ingrid, writes,

Holy moly, just found you all from Mount Tom and Holyoke, Massachusetts. I've had an encounter, and I'm thrilled to come across your content. I also know sign language. Reach out, please. On the Matt Prua episode, which is way, way back in 300s,

I believe, said, says, this is awesome. I was born in Northeast Georgia, had quite a few experiences, living there. Please reach out. On a short that I made, Delta writes, these creatures exist. I've encountered them over a lifetime in the Uinta wilderness. In one instance, I spent enough time at a certain location. They got used to me and didn't bother me, would just watch. One night, one of them decided to peek into my tent. No rainfly. That would be horrifying. I woke, opened my eyes,

I knew he could see me, I just laid there looking up, like what? He was a male, big male, was probably just checking on me. I fell back to sleep at no time did I feel fear. I have many true stories such as this one. Be advised, though. I hear that in some parts of the country, they aren't so accepting of humans. I suggest if you don't know what you're doing, do not attempt to engage with them. I have many years of experience and at no time did I ever attempt to engage them. Reach out, Delta. Back to the San Juan Islands episode, Dragon writes, I listened to these podcasts because I had my own experience. I find hard to explain. I know how he feels, LOL.

On Arla Collette Williams episode 537, Spirits writes, there's so many different levels of them. Respect is number one with them. The one I know is wise beyond words. Spirit, feel free to reach out. Godzilla writes in response, you actually know one, I'd love to know more. My wife and I recently had an encounter with Bigfoot back in December.

I'd love to know more about everything Bigfoot. I'm in the great state of Delaware, and that's where we had in our encounter. Listeners might know there's not a lot of encounters that happen in Delaware, so Godzilla, I'd love to hear from you. Nancy also writes on Arla's episode, Arla, I so appreciate you and the wisdom you bring. It was such an honor to be with you, Tom Cantrell and the others on the camp out at Elk Meadows.

That was a life-changing experience for sure, and I'm so grateful for everything you've imparted to me through your lifetime of experience. I'm thankful that I was able to connect with you first when the encounters started here on our property so I could approach this without so much fear. So much has happened here on our farm since our camp out together in 2014. You're an amazing woman, and I'm honored to count you as a friend and beloved sister. Nancy, would love to talk to you about the encounters and the activity that's happening on your farm if you'd be willing to share. Please reach out.

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hearing to heighten taste? Hmm. That sound seems to show. Everything happens for a recess. On the Joe Flippo episode, It's your boy writes, go to Clinton, Mississippi. I was a FedEx route supervisor and one of the drivers swears he's seen an adolescent Bigfoot out in the northern part of Clinton. Would love to talk to him. If there's any way that this FedEx route supervisor sees this or hears this, feel

free to have that driver reach out to me to share what he experienced. B. Browning writes underneath, in response, I live in Northeast Clinton, a quarter of a mile from the Natchez Trace. I've had two to three encounters in Mississippi and I've been whooped at two times in my house

in Clinton. My last sighting was an eighth of a mile from Jackson City limits. be browning i'd love to talk to you as well feel free to reach out back to darrell adams episode sid writes cottage grove is where i heard one calling over and over at night after a sweat lodge would love to talk to you my friend on my bigfoot in iowa van meter visitor presentation 327 paladin writes i will confess to being skeptical as all should about most unproven things in this life however As a child in the 1980s, I was once in a camping trip around Atomwa, Iowa, a place known locally as Arrowhead. Camping with other boys and my commander late at night, I was awakened.

The campfire, or I awakened. The campfire died down to a duller glow. From somewhere off in the pure blackness of the woods, I could hear what sounded like someone chopping wood, but no lights. Nothing. This was in the middle of the pitch black night in the midst of the forest. Could it have been someone out there? I suppose. Anything is possible. It was not until years later as an adult that I began to hear of these creatures tree-knocking

and the such. I'm not saying it was. I'm not saying it wasn't. I called out to the sound as I thought it might be my commander. The sound stopped ever so briefly, then began again. Steadily. I do not know to this day what it was. I also never share stories, particularly in venues online. But in the interest of hardly ever hearing a Bigfoot Tales in Iowa, I thought I might as well add to this collective. Well, thank you. Back to the Massachusetts Hunter episode, Mark writes, I'm so glad I came across your site. I live in Methuen, Massachusetts, right on the New Hampshire border. I had a shocking encounter with what I know was one of these creatures. This isn't a joke or just someone looking to have fun. My friend, feel free to reach out. I'd love to give you a place to share

what you experienced. In the I was surrounded by whoops, episode 263, Kevin writes, I've seen one go through grandpa's barn wall in 1965 albion oklahoma only 20 air miles from honobia honuby sorry guys bears weren't around that part of oklahoma back then and it was three quarters the size of the cow kevin reach out my friend i made a post about getting close to 40k on the channel which is awesome that's on youtube we're way past that we're like 45 guys we're going for it if you hear this and you're not subscribed to the youtube channel please go over there go to bigfoot society on YouTube and make sure you're subscribed. Misguided writes, I was curious.

What's the point of being subscribed? How does it benefit the user? Well, when you subscribe to YouTube channel, you help the individual that is making the channel grow. Helps their content get out there better, helps support them as well, helps you see more of the content that you enjoy so you can hit the subscribe button

and then hit the bell icon to not miss out on lives or future episodes. So that's what I have to say about that. Joe Flippo episode, Crosby writes, grew up on the edge of the Picayone, grew up on the edge of Picayon near Honey Island Swamp. I've seen heard things that I will never be able to explain. Reach out, my friends.

And the Shane Jones 539 episode, Dewey Lake Monster returns, she beast writes, I've heard two reports from different YouTube shows and two different people report that they saw a Bigfoot that was wearing some kind of collar with a red blinking light. Somebody is experimenting on them. Have you heard that too?

Put it in the comments or reach out if you've heard or seen anything like this. A few more from the Massachusetts Hunter episode, 523. K. Webster writes, I saw one in a tree, then climbed down in Stoughton, Massachusetts in 2010. It had reddish orange eyeshine.

I'd love to talk to you. Ski-Sik also writes, I live in Beckett, Mass, and have many interactions with Asabe people, having lived a mile into the woods for 30 years. They know who I am. Ski-Sik, I would love to talk to you.

That area is very, very interesting, and I've never talked to anyone from the Becket area, but I've talked to people in Western Mass. I would love to talk to you about that. An interesting

comment. I love comments like this because it reminds me that there are different ways that people are helped by this content. Jed writes, I listen while having rest at home because I often feel a lot of pain and very unwell. Your videos are very interesting and they help me by distracting me. And for a moment, I'm so focused on listening to your videos because I have trouble hearing even when my volume is up as loud as I can get. I have a Bluetooth speaker that helps me hear clearly. I forget in the moment about the pain and feeling sick. And when I stop watching, I soon start feeling sick and the pain again. Thank you for the comfort that your videos give me. I love hearing other people's experience with Sasquatch. I never carry weapons. I get along

well with Sasquatch and Dogman. Jed, hanging there, my friend, you can and you will get through this. And now you know why I release an episode every day. There are people that are greatly helped by listening to this. And this is my way of helping them. So thank you for listening and I hope this helps a lot, guys. Pennsylvania police officer episode. Frank writes, never heard this YouTube channel. I'm glad you got it now.

Something to control the device and felt this episode, which relates to my former New York, New Jersey trooper background. Sasquatch people, unseen forces and energy beings will find you. Heavy contact several years ago. thanks to Sasquatch and other extraterrestrial beings. Many unanswered questions for several decades have intersected with other events. Everything is connected. Frank, feel free to reach out.

On the Tyler Hall, Shannon Doha, Sasquatch 540 episodes, Stronger Than Bigfoot, writes, I live in West Virginia and can show you a Sasquatch hotspot and tree structure is so huge, you can't even wrap your arms around stacked on top of each other like a cabin. Well, sounds interesting. Feel free to reach out, my friend. Southeast Missouri episode. I think I might be able to mispronounce every state and location name in this episode. We'll see.

We'll see if I can do it, guys. Episode 403, Cajun 1 writes, I'm just right across the road from Cape Charado. Got that one. I've been dealing with these hairy forest dwellers for years. If you do tree knocks, they get upset. There are bunches of them, breathing down my neck and frozen in one spot. also on shannon doa saskatch episode 540 i'm on i'm from west virginia and when you left beckley in the

1960s and early 70s going to hint in west virginia when you get to the foot of the mountain and made a right turn there's a small museum there on the left they had a large image of what was a big foot and i think they had cast of the feet we thought it was something to get a laugh or children's attention at the time when you're near hinton again ask some local people in their 60s and older about that place and the artifacts they had. You might get a lot of good information about those artifacts. The last time I seen it open was in the late 70s. Good luck.

Guys, if you know about that museum, I'd love to hear about it. So reach out or leave a comment. Paula writes on Daryl Adams episode, there sounds like, this sounds like it might be in the vicinity of shoestring and fire clay road. There's something up Sharks Creek or Sharps Creek. Two of us seen it one morning just before daylight. Paul, I'd love to talk to you about what you saw.

I've heard multiple reports about the Sharps Creek area, so I can confirm, yeah, there's tons of sightings out there for sure. Steve writes on episode 541, I believe it's another comment episode, to Ray the FedEx driver. I'm curious as to what you saw in your FedEx route as I was raised up in that area. Seen and heard some unexplainable things in Asher and St. Louis, area as well as Shawnee and had a close encounter in Hanobia. Ho Nubi.

Dang it. Steve, reach out. I love to talk to you about what you experienced in Honebby. Same episode. Sid, get some great comments from Sid. Thanks, man. Or thanks, pal. I'm amazed at how many people I've seen them.

Thanks for commenting everyone. Cottage Grove, Oregon is where I heard one yell, scream over and over, maybe 20 times in the early 90s. I was visiting friends who said they knew of their presence. and saw them walk by their house at night incredible massachusetts hunter episode know thy enemy it's a cool name in january of 2000 myself my ex daughter's mother a childhood buddy and another individual that my ex used to hang with saw bigfoot on route 44 and rebuth massachusetts i just lost all massachusetts cred because

i'm not sure if i mispronounce that or not that's terrible well i didn't live So, all right, take it as it is. Took me over 20 years to accept that it was a big foot, but it was. I'd love to talk to you about it. Please reach out. Here's a big one from Henry Franzoni episode 535. K.R. writes, can't believe I'm six days behind, but it's hey season.

And even though I listen to your channel in my tractor, yeah, rock on. That's awesome. But really sucks when so far out, no internet. But anywhere, I live in Arkansas, anyways, I live in Arkansas right at the base of the Washington Mountains. And to be more spot on in the valley between Petit Jean Mountain and Blue Point Mountain is Ada Valley. And 800 acres is where I farm, cut, rake, bail, and sail hay. Okay. With all that being said, it was three years ago this October, I was doing the third cut of the season, meaning I had already cut this particular pasture twice. So just a normal night to me in that year is

very long, hot season. So cutting at night is very common. Saves fuel. And, so much cooler keeps my equipment for running too hot. So just trying to let you kind of understand all the why or what the. So I'm making a pass, maybe the eighth or ninth been there for at least an hour or more. It's probably 1 a.m. And there's nobody at all where I'm at. I have a full 360 degree view of everyone, everything around me. I can see a vehicle coming for miles and no headlights, okay?

And I'm a female. So yes, I'm full alert. And I'm on a huge 1971, 1066 case IH tractor. It's a beast. Okay, I'm safe up high. Never, ever been scared of anything while I'm in this tractor. Well, I notice there's something in the row I'm about to cut. And as I get closer and closer, I literally start to yell out.

Look, or yell, look out. I immediately stop and shut down the cutter. I hit the PTO and the turn tractor off, come to a stop, maybe 15 feet from this huge boulder. It would have destroyed my cutter, and it probably would have killed me with metal flying everywhere. So I have a bar light

that runs on separate battery. So if you want to hear the rest, you can contact me. I'm sorry, I'm bored. You took up too much time. My name is K.R. And spoiler alert, I've never been back to that field.

The field was left uncut. I lost a lot of money, not bailing it. But I do believe he threw the rock to shut the tractor down for good. But I do think this Bigfoot could have been a mean. But if you want to know

what happens from this point, holler at me. It scares me even to think about it. My friends call me Shelley. Well, Shelley, if you've got Bigfoot stuff to share, why don't you feel free to reach out, my friend. Going back to 420, my favorite episode, because it's the Oak Ridge, Oregon episode, so good.

It's like the original encounters that got me all started. So you can check that out. S-O-L Shasta, right? So I live in the Shasta area. I've heard the hooting, whooping-type sounds in the early 90s. I heard their air-ride type screams very loud. Reach out, my friend. Bigfoot Society will be right back after these messages.

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Hmm. That sound seems to show. Everything happens for Reese's. He writes on 541. Great episodes, bro. It shows like this that get exciting because of everyone's experiences and takes on things. I've only mentioned this to a few friends, but hey, seems like the right time or place. Enjoy.

It looked like an EWalk. Yep. I'm no Star Wars fan, but I know an EWalk if I saw one. So that's a lot more what I saw versus Squash sighting. I even remember the truck we were in. So the year had to be 1999. Central New York, Virgil, to be exact, and for a location,

we were driving from Cortland into Virgil via New York, 392, towards Greek Peak ski resort, hung a right onto Van Donsal Road, which eventually turns into state land, and the power lines as well as the backtop side of Greek Peak's chair, number five. I worked there. Anyways, I was with a buddy, and we were in my 80s, D'E7 Dodge Dakota mini truck slammed out, so driving slowly.

I was taking him up there to check out a new spot I found to shoot 22s. We get around the last bend, still dirt rocks, and then start up the hill to the clearing. The hill was pure shale. Layers on layers, chips and chunks all over. So I'm driving slow. Two, we're going uphill, and three, I stopped the truck. It was the only automatic vehicle I've ever owned, so I put it in park, also had my foot on the brake, and sat there waiting for my buddy to change CDs. I remember this like it happened yesterday. Something slammed into the back of my

truck, hard enough to push it uphill, not far, but enough. The truck lurched and settled. We both spun around as fast as we could, and the only thing I can say is it looked like an Ewok. Ha, ha, ha, unreal, perfect description. Wow. But we only got a glimpse of it jumping, running from behind us to the bank hill to our left. Personally, that moment is when I literally went full tilt, to Sasquatch research, etc. I joke that it was a baby Bigfoot, but we both assumed that we most likely just ran into, or should I say a baby bear most likely ran into us.

Virgil Cortland has bears, so that wouldn't be the other question at all, but whatever push ran into the back of the truck had enough force to roll it uphill. And I'm fully aware of the way to bears. I just can't make the physics work out. That said, it was still enough to make me a hundred percent believer. I do a lot of motorcycle off-road riding

and riding and hearing random knocks in the woods in different locations in the middle, nowhere, and believing always keeps my head on a swivel from Sam. Sam, thank you for sharing if you have anything else to share Bigfoot related. Feel free to reach out. That was a fun story. Same episode, El Garla writes, the guy who heard a Bigfoot off Route 114 wasn't far from where I heard the same thing. In Exeter, New Hampshire this year, I heard trees breaking at about 11 p.m. in a wooded area. behind a hotel i was staying it's very bold of them to get so close to populated areas it wasn't human

because the branches being snapped were very large also strange is why they break branches wild stuff beth or be the wall either way not sure sorry on fred rolls episode uh writes please stop calling a creature it's another kind of being as we are relic hominid more man than beast everyone has has has snap out of it, the monster creature delusion. I've experienced them for 50 plus years in the Colorado Rockies. However, my first experience was in Ohio as an eight-year-old, and that occurrence was the most crazy thing. I can't even begin to describe, not here. And I understand what he's saying about the guy experienced about something banging on his dwelling. I was minding my own business in bed watching TV one night. Hot summer, so quiet from nowhere, something slammed to the side

of my house, making it shake, move. I can't even explain it here. How impossible that was, how the lilac bushes in zero room to get a running start didn't exist. But I was in the basement and something that left no trace, slammed into my house, 3,000 square feet and shook it all. And sounded like an explosion. I've never told this before. Who would believe it? It makes no sense, but my hand to God, that's what happened. If you'd like to reach out, please do so.

No Leox writes on Henry Franzoni's episode about drumming for Bigfoot Archive episode. I tried talking to you yesterday, lots of people's accounts. Look me up, please. I'm not sure how to contact you back, friend. But if you could email me at Bigfoot Society at gmail.com, I would love to talk to you about what you have to share.

Thank you. On the Joe Flippo episode, MCC writes Always Good Information coming from Joe I used Minespeak to let local Sabbe know I was working in the woods in the Olympic forest in Washington State the next night I heard the strangest owl

called began like an owl ended like a pigeon crazy sounded like a 500 pound owl ooh that's wild 541 sat squash encounters Irish Mike writes I'm from outside Springfield Mass straight south of you

the only weird stuff that's happened to me is hands on my 10 out by Westfield totally can't confirm but it was highly weird weird stuff Hunter Massachusetts Hunter in 523 Steve writes I had an encounter 30 years ago

Bedford, Billeraca, Line and Massachusetts would love to talk to you about that if you'd like to if you'd like to reach out my friend Class A LBL Bigfoot encounter 538 maybe

no 350 it's hold on it's in the 300s RTF writes I've been listening for years. Thank you. My aha moment was with Chuck Jacobs from Arizona for he taught the forest people are everywhere like humans, different kinds of humans, different kinds of forest people. You don't have to go away on the woods to encounter Sabai forest people.

Another thing. You can attempt to mind speak with Sabah. If they're nearby, you may surprise them with your mind speak greeting. Some Sabé will reply. Some will not. They're around us usually when you're near greenways and woods. Some travel, some stay home like humans. once you tune in to the signs and symptoms of Zabe you will have encounters eventually be careful what you wish for isn't that the truth my friends

kathy shares on a short she says i've seen them eight times and nine years a little different than most than what my family recorded looks normal feel free to reach out kathy keith shares on an oakridge episode the saskwatch connection i've had two encounters in north douglas county out smith river would love to talk to keith also f e gray writes dominique at wicapie fields apparently has frequent encounters with saskatch i'll need to look into what that is i think that's an area around oakridge on the shocking link between bigfoot and missing persons rick writes i live in texas and have a habituation area i've been studying for forty four years. We'd love to talk to you, Rick. On Robin Haynes episode, 60 years with the

Sasquatch people, Craig writes, former camp counselor from Mount Rainier here, Bigfoot is very real. Most of them are peaceful. The government calls them illusionary hominids. Be safe and stay armed. Carry flares. They don't like the bright light. Washington State, aka Sasquatch Country, would love to talk to you, Craig. Patty also writes, Robin, if you go to Arkansas Bigfoot with Rachel slash Ken King, they have a troop of Bigfoot behind their acreage. They understand and also communicate with their troops.

If you get a hold of them, you both will have a lot in common. Love to hear more about that. An interesting thing I didn't know about Australia on a short for Robin. Here in Australia, we sometimes find our dogs 15 feet up in a tree hanging off a branch twisted like a liquor stick. Ooh, that's brutal. The fizz, thank you for that information. Feel free to reach out if you have any more info.

On the Eric Tipton short, James writes, I've seen Bigfoot in Arkansas. Would love to talk to you. Weed Hopper writes on 554. I grew up in Portland, Oregon and fished and deer hunted Savi Island for years and never had any strange or weird encounters there until 2012. The Gilbert River has been one of my favorite places to fish from the canoe or the bank. What happened that day freaked us out and I won't go back there anymore.

The screamer yelled we heard both times was like a howler monkey or something to that effect, just way deeper and it resonated through us. I've heard this in other parts of Oregon too while out bow hunting. Holy mackerel, bow hunting deer in elk. I've never put eyes on it, but I'm certain it's a big foot. I've been watching and following several Bigfoot channels on YouTube and I like your channel a lot. Thank you. I've heard a lot of similar things and I've had some encounters just not putting things,

just not putting eyes on anything. Rocks thrown at me, knocks, whoops, loud trashes through the trees, arches, etc. Weedhopper, reach out, my friend. On 545, Bigfoot roams all over northeast Oklahoma. Kathy writes, a Sasquatch looked in a kitchen window near Ellen Dale, North Dakota while a lady was doing dishes. I think this was last year. Her husband went out and walked around and didn't find anything. I grew up south of Medina and used to run, bike and walk for 10 miles around her farm, passing large groups of trees and slows. All I ever saw was a fox. My friends,

my brothers, we used to camp out by a lake overnight or in her group of shelter trees a lot. If I had known all this, I may not have. That's the first sighting I've heard of in North Dakota. There are mountains and rugged terrain, which are in other parts of the state, but in the southern area is rolling hills, lakes, and streams. Lots of fish, though. I didn't know they eat fish. This was so interesting. Thank you. The incident at Ellendale was on Google if you care to see it. Very interesting. Thank you for sharing that. Same episode, Candace writes, I worked in home health care for 25 or so years. My area was Delaware County, Mays County, etc. I never had the opportunity to see a Bigfoot, but most of my page, were Native American. I love them so much. I would ask questions and most of them told me their stories. Let me know if you want to hear more. I do want to hear more, Candace. Absolutely reach out, please. Same episode. Carol writes, Squally is Cherokee for ghost, not little people. Interesting. There's a lot of history up in northeast Oklahoma. Just moved from the res about a year and a half ago. I lived up on Lake Fort Gibson, grew up on the Illinois River. Grand Lake, my aunt and uncle had a place up there. plus spavanaugh. My mom's from Adar County.

Just below Delaware County. Beautiful country and lots of history and weird stuff goes on in those woods. A while back, probably late 80s, early 90s. A reporter in Tulsa did an interview on a few men that were camping out on Grand Lake and got chased out of their camp. I wish I could remember her name.

I think her last name was Bear, Brenda Bear, maybe. Oh, and I suppose she's never heard of Monster 911 on YouTube. Lance Hightower tells of some wild Bigfoot stories from the western part of Oklahoma. Plus, you know Matt Knapp, I sure do. He's a great guy. I'm sure he could tell you some more too. Oklahoma is as busy with Bigfoot as Texas is, Germine. You should really go down and go camping up on the lakes and rivers up in northeast Oklahoma. It's gorgeous and lots of fun.

Thanks, Carol. It's on the Oklahoma stuff's going to happen next year. Absolutely. Probably in the fall of 2025. We'll see. It's still being planned right now. Bigfoot ran us out of tennis. see part one Lucas writes I've encountered several bears in the rinkin WMA in the past they are all over a Cook county Newport I'm a Newport native I've had several encounters with something that I can't explain hunting all over this county would love to hear more here's another one looks like from Australia from Robin Hayes short I totally disagree they're known to hunt kangaroo wild boar and all sorts of wildlife here in Australia there's many reports of them hating and herding dogs too few dogs have been killed by Yahwehs here. That's Australian Bigfoot.

Owners have found their dogs flung up in trees with their necks broken sadly. Oh, that goes with the other one we heard. Man, that's terrible. Randy writes on 545 Northeast Oklahoma, Jeremiah Uchi is spelled a UcHA. I work that area. I've heard many stories of that area all along the Illinois River around the east and south side of Grand Lake and Uchi Lake. down around Lake 10 Killer, they are all over.

I install satellite, so those are my customers. I love blue-collar workers that have Bigfoot stories from their customers. If you are a person, first off, Randy, reach out to me, please. I'd love to talk to you. But if you are an individual where you're like a plumber or anything like that and you are in a area or like you're a delivery guy and you're an area where there's a ton of bigfoot action and you just get tons of stories from your customers, reach out to me. Please send me an email.

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But maybe everything happens for a Reese's Take noise cancelling headphones Do they block hearing to heightened taste? Hmm That sound seems to show Everything happens for a Rees I would love to talk to you hardworking individuals

that also are really boots on the ground getting all the Bigfoot information for areas. 545, same episode. Jeremy writes, I heard a story about a group of Sasquatch that was seen fleeing an area when an area was flooded

for the lake in northeast Oklahoma. I think, I'm thinking they were seen around Spavanaugh by several people, and there was an article in the paper about the incident. It might have been Lake Yuchi that was flooded with a dam opening to quickly flood the area

like in, Oh, Brother. out there. I'm not finding anything online on it, but I'm sure someone else knows more about it. Yeah, that was mentioned, as you said in your next comment, mentioned in the episode after you wrote the comment, but if there's anyone out there that has more information about that account, I would love to look further into it. Episode 397, Sabine River, Texas. Here's a longer one, so get ready. Natalie writes, when he said Big Thicket, I got chills that went down my spine. I have a creepy story from Turkey Creek Trail near Warren, Texas, Kunzi, Texas.

My husband and I were youth pastors at the time. We were joining other youth groups to go camping out on the Turkey Creek Trail. From our group, only girls wanted to go, so I took eight to ten teenage girls to meet up and camp out for the weekend with these other groups. We hiked about two hours in on Turkey Creek Trail and set up camp near a creek. The boys camp was probably 500 feet away from the girls' camp. I told the girls not to go anywhere without a buddy. Well, I broke this rule to go down the creek to refill my water puddle. I had some equipment that would filter out the brown water into fresh drinking cooking water.

As I bent down getting water, I got a creepy feeling. It felt like impending doom. I knew I was being watched by something. And I looked around and didn't see anything, but I knew I was being watched and immediately knew I needed to go to return to camp. I stopped gathering water and began to run. When I got back, I felt safer, but I knew something had been watching me. The hairs all over my body were standing up.

It was the creepiest feeling I'd ever felt. That must be what prey feels like when they are being watched by predators. Side note, don't run. That causes the predator response to trigger in predators, and they'll run after you and get you if it's a mountain line, just to the side. That night, us girls set up a campfire and we're cooking some food. suddenly we heard like pebbles acorns or rocks twigs being thrown near our camp i told the girls it was just squirrels to calm them but inside my hair stood up and again i felt like we were being watched

we heard lots of snapping twigs i just kept a close eye that night we went to bed and as the girls were sleeping i couldn't sleep at one point i heard a scream at first i thought maybe it was a scream of bobcat or something but it sounded deeper and had a different tone it was blood curdling all the girls woke up freaked out i lied and reassured them it was just a screech owl i know terrible to lie especially since i was their pastor's wife but i needed to keep them calm they all believe me and ended up falling back to sleep i couldn't sleep we were sleeping all together in a huge 10 to 12 person 10 i ended up hearing footsteps around the camp site throughout the night and just prayed i did hear what i thought was a bobcat wildcat scream at one point had that feline type tone and i did also hear hog

in the distance and I think they came close to camp. I also heard hoots of owls too, big owls. I still don't know what that original scream was. It was animal-like, not human. For years, I thought maybe it was a panther, but it was way deeper and more rustic. The tone was different. I can't describe it. It always bothered me that I didn't know what I heard or what was watching me. But over the past few years, as I've researched Sasquatch Bigfoot, I've listened to sounds of screams, hoots, and such that people have recorded doing field work. Those noises are the closest things I have heard to match the scream. I heard that night on the trail.

When he said he was in the big thicket and had that experience, the whole experience rushed back to my mind and my hair stood up. Jasper Newton is about one hour from where I live and from where my experience happened. I wonder if it was a wood ape's satsquatch that watched me and that we heard that night at camp. I just remember feeling so relieved when we left camp and walked back to the front of Turkey Creek Trail. I was relieved the girls and I got back safe. Something was watching us. I've never been back to Turkey Creek Trail, especially not at night. As a matter of fact, I've only gone back to hike one of the trails in the Big Thicket Preserve, maybe twice since then.

And I still just feel on high alert and can't seem to enjoy myself. There's something out there. Bigfoot, Black Panther, I don't know, but there's something big. That's a wild account. Thank you for sharing that. Here's a fun side note from 547. We found Sasquatch in Savi Island. And I'm going to edit this a little bit, but you'll get it. Was the squatch spotted at the clothing optional beach? That was Marilyn who said that ends.

Below, Wasamatta says yes. And there was an incident back in the early 90s at the Rusta Rock Clothing Optional Area. that caused a number of men in their birthday suits to scatter and become temporarily lost and separated from their clothes because they refused to return towards the tall grass beach area where their clothes were. And I'm going to guess, guys, is that Bigfoot related? I don't know. Because they refused to return towards the tall grass beach area where their clothes were.

And so they were coming out by the family boat ramp park freeway and a few were found hiding in the woods around there. Is Bigfoot involved? I don't know. I'm confused, guys. I'm confused now. All right, let's continue. Let's see.

Harley Hoffman short, Edward writes, Bigfoot is real and on my property in Amador County, California. Edward, please reach out. I'd love to hear more. Hunter from Massachusetts 523. John writes, I did run from one encounter, and you guessed it, Massachusetts, USA.

I've had several encounters in Massachusetts. We grew up with three cemeteries around our house on Georgetown, Byfield, Massachusetts line, right where I grew up. Interesting. Please reach out. Harley Hoffman, Bigfoot is real. Dean says, I used to not be a believer, but when you see one, it changes everything. Me and my son's mother saw one at the river by her house. The thing was massive.

Oh, snap. Southeast Oklahoma's Bigfoot encounters. Lee writes, I lived in Washington at the foot of the Olympic Mountains. that whole area is a hot spot from sequim to forks. That's what I hear, especially right now. Check out BFRO.net for Mueller. Same short, biker writes, I'd say something like this at least once a week when I lived in Oregon.

I spent most of my life in Florida, but I've only actually had one encounter with a skunk ape. Are you saying that you would see something like this at least once a month when in Oregon? I'm a bit confused, but reach out to me if you have things to share. 547 Savi Island. Maria writes, we saw a big foot in 2010 up on northwest Dixie Mountain Road. It crossed the road in front of us. It was massive. And the blackest color of black I've ever seen on this earth.

It almost seemed otherworldly. So I know that they live out there. This is a road that will take you out to Highway 30 that is very close to Savi Island. Thank you. We'd love to talk to you, Maria. Reach out, please. From another short, John Wright, sounded like a dang elephant coming through my campsite in Western PA. the ground was vibrating with every step i didn't look outside but could see the thing shadow sundog on a short writes yes i remember that night i was jogging home when the big foot encountered me all right if you are being serious i would love to talk to you please reach out

uh on harley hoffman short j w att writes is that legit that's almost identical to what i've seen in montana only was coming up from the river to my neighborhood whoa and a nice note from drag bike writes other hosts on cryptid shows just talk and love to hear their own voice but this host lets everybody everybody do the talking yes i try to let people talk i was giving that given that advice by shannon legrow way back in the day and i tried to keep that going or i try to just be quiet i mute myself a lot let's see on an oakridge episode darren writes daily creek Middle Fort Cole Creek. That's very cryptic.

Are those areas that you've had Bigfoot sightings? I would love to hear more. On Olympic Strange Days report, Davey writes, good podcast, thanks to Jeremiah. Springfield, Ohio, several sightings from Clark County.

Oh, reach out, absolutely. On the Sasquatch connection, Catherine writes, I live in Springfield, Oregon. We definitely have these creatures in our woods. Reach out, my friend. Love to hear from you. 548, the night Sasquatch came to dinner.

Frank writes. like myself, this man has seen Sasquatch, South Louisiana, 1979. Three of us became knowers. If I haven't heard from you yet, I'd love to talk to you, Frank. Reach out. 548. Katie writes, I grew up in outside of Chehalis, Washington. My parents have been on this property for over 50 years.

We've had many bizarre things going on until recently. I've been able to piece some of it together. I still have no real concrete idea. but after listening to a lot of podcasts, I'm starting to get a clearer picture about who is tapping on my second story window of my bedroom while I was a child too many times to count.

Katie, reach out, please. I'll love to talk to you. We've got the Memorial Day footage short. Robbie writes, I saw something extremely similar to this clip at the end of Snoqualmie Pass in Washington State. We're having breakfast here.

Breakfast there and sitting at a table and there is ski run you can see the lift going up and I saw the same looking dark figure straight moving and I mean moving across the open area of the run I saw it for a couple seconds and announced hey that guy is getting after it hey look at that in my entire table in the couple of tea in the couple of tables close all stopped and got to check it out for a few seconds and then ski runs saskatch that's funny that's a throwback made it to the trees on the other side and was gone you know I never even thought about going up there to check prints or trackways I mean until just now weird anyway it was a bit blatant that it was moving faster than a human could manage and we all went back to our breakfast kind of stupefied and laughing that we probably just seen one it looks exactly like this clip only we were a couple hundred yards back or so and there was snow interesting an intense bigfoot encounters of southeast missouri third rock writes i'm from cape gerardo and my husband and i have had an incident close to cape county

and one in Shawnee National Forest. We have a pick of a female from our hike about 50 miles from Cape Girardo. Also, my husband was with three others on a two-day hike in the hike in the Ozark Trail in Missouri and had a very terrifying in-your-face encounter.

We believe they are type of people. They are animals. We believe you, sir. We'd love to meet you sometime. We're in the St. Louis area. This was a great podcast. Third Rock, I'd love to talk to you and your husband about what you've experienced.

Please reach out. Harley Hoffman, short, Green Thumb writes, this is exactly what my late husband and I saw in 1989 in northwest Michigan 100%. He had told me not to tell anyone the fear of not being believed. Years later, a friend brought up a similar story. It was then we finally started talking about what we'd seen. If you would like to share that more, you could reach out. On the Lake Cushman, Lynn Gaspier episode, Why Just Chris? Donates, a $9.99 super sticker, I believe. Thank you for that. That really helps out a lot. Anything like that, guys, donations, buy me a coffee, YouTube stickers, memberships, all that stuff goes towards running the podcast, but then also future travel, because I have a whole list

of people that will not talk to me unless I'm right there in front of their face recording them. They will not do it over the phone or the internet. So there you go. So thank you for that. 999. Thanks. You have an amazing channel. So glad you're getting such fantastic guests. Bless you. Thank you, my friend. Huser writes on 547, Savi Island. They're all through Highway 30, all the way through Astoria, Reneer, Alston, Klochene, and beyond, they mess with me where I live in the woods. They open my doors on my cabin. My doorks jiggle late at night. Things go missing. I know they're here. Rocks hit my house. User, I'd love to talk to you. Please reach out. Harley Hoffman, FSN says

Saw one last night above Genoa, Nevada. Please reach out. Bigfoot Society will be right back after these messages. All right, quick quiz for the hiring managers out there. What's worse? Being understaffed or being poorly staffed? Well, that's a trick question, because both are recipes for chaos.

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Do they block hearing to heighten taste? Mmm, that sound seems to show Everything happens for a rees Don writes, I saw Bigfoot a few years ago in Purdy, Washington. That image will be in my brain forever. Please reach out, my friend. Randy writes, yep, it looks like what I witnessed in Virginia. Would love to talk to you about it.

Please reach out. Grant writes, my grandfather saw Bigfoot in Oregon back in 1979 in an orchard of apples. He couldn't believe what he was seeing. I never saw one ever. But he swears it was Bigfoot. I think if there was a Bigfoot, they would have died off. John writes, me and my friends saw one back in 75 on a horse farm east of Louisville, Kentucky, I'm guessing. We were just about 15 feet from this thing for maybe 10 to 12 seconds, and then it just turned and slowly walked into the woods.

John, reach out. I'd love to talk to you. On 425, Pennsylvania police officer James writes, once you see them, nobody can tell you that your imagination was in play. Myself, I was out in the countryside in BC on a February winter's day when three of them went. across the road right in front of me. I'll never forget how close they were right in broad daylight. I looked one of them square in the eyes as I went slowly past them, actually asking myself if I were having an illusion, but there were three sets of tracks to prove that I was not dreaming, and how huge they were actually were. I'd heard from others in BC that they were absolutely gigantic huge individuals. Most people in the province know all about them. Most people have some sort of stories about seeing them somewhere in the travels. There's no doubt about their existence. I could hear them every evening at my place out in the country in BC. I could tell they were attracted to my deer whistles on my van. They live for sure.

James, if we haven't talked, feel free to reach out. On the Warg episode, Vicky writes as a 65-year-old native Oklahomaan, I've never heard anyone local refer to those creatures as wood apes. That's going to be a newer thing probably in the last 20 years. You may not have heard it. but if you have heard or experienced Bigfoot related things, I'd love to talk to you, Vicki. Please reach out.

Provocainean short, David writes, I started seeing them around my way in 2004, and then in 2014, myself and brother had a real nice run-in with a male, and then in 2017 through the present day, I'm interacting with a family now. I've never been hurt by any of them. I did get hit with a rock once. David, reach out.

I'd love to talk to you. Tiffy writes, a park ranger once told me they're real. Just don't go looking for him. If you know how to contact that Ranger, I'd love to talk to him. Tom writes, I had a close encounter in a remote cabinet in Ontario, Canada, got roared at, shook the walls and windows. Tom, I'd love to talk to you. Huser writes on the Reneer Oregon, episode 293.

It's a classic. I live in the woods close to where he was. I can feel them around but never showed themselves to me. I've noticed strange things out there, things missing, six-inch branches left from me away from any trees. you can feel they're near. Bags of dog food dragged away and then would find the empty bags come home to open cabin doors

and my doorknob jiggles and tapping on the window at 4 to 4 a.m. Freaky stuff. The frequency changes at night. Feels dreadful. I admit I get scared. User I'd love to talk to you. We can help you work things out.

Jimmy writes on 403 where I grew up, my family dealt with these things for years and there was nothing fun, cool or amazing or positive about these things harassing and a nuisance. Jimmy reach out if you'd like to share. On the Cass River, Michigan short, Dan writes, canoeing on the Ossibble River by the pit toilet that keeps getting knocked over, felt

something someone watching us, me and about 15 Boy Scouts going down river, smelled something nearby, rounded up the boys and got them going as quickly as possible. Still treats me out thinking about it. if you'd like to share what happened please reach out on the warg episode dirty writes back in the 90s my friend's family had wooded property back in the country we'd usually go out there every weekend to camp out and be even stupider in a confined environment l-ol tree surfing was one of the things we used to do too it's ridiculous but ridiculously fun you climb up a tree as far as you can before it bends over on its own hold on tight and shake sweat eventually you'll sort of sync up with a tree's movement, so you'll figure out its breaking point. That helps you brace for the fun ride or semi-slow fall. Maybe they seriously just do this for fun.

Kendra, you wrote about growing up in northeast Oregon and hearing a ton of Bigfoot stories and experience some things. I would love to talk to you if you could reach out to me. A huge thanks to A.A.O. For sending $2.5 comments. Thank you, Jeremiah, for helping me finish my puzzle. Absolutely. And I will be, but you'll have my email back by the time you hear this. So check your email.

But thank you again. Good rights. I've had four encounters in the Northwest, and each of them is amazing. And I can't believe what I saw. Please reach out, my friend. User rights. They have shown themselves to me in Tillamook, two Tillamook. I was get that wrong.

Two adults, two children. They were already there when I pulled up. I would love to talk to you as well. Chopper writes, My cousins were up and down until her last day on earth. She saw one in Marshall County, Alabama in about 1975. Since then, there has been at least two other reported sightings in the same area. Maybe she was being truthful after all.

Thank you for sharing that. Why Jess? gives another 999 comment. Thank you so much. Right. Thanks. I'm so glad that your channel is growing. You're not afraid to talk to people who have a deep experiences with the Sasquatch people and been helped by them.

Too many Sasquatch channels are promoting the monster idea and selling fear. God bless you, Jeremiah. Thank you so much. Glad you realize that or you're able to see that. Appreciate that. writes it's real it's a female carrying a baby this on the Cass River short they're real i know i had two of them escort me out of the woods last summer about an hour outside of pittsburgh brian would love to i don't think i've talked to you yet brian feel free to reach out brag my extremely insane sighting you couldn't handle i'd love to talk to you about that uh two lane on the warg episode since the late

60s never heard it referred to as wood ape especially not down the southeast where people have been saying that they've seen something. There are reports back in the late 60s, early 70s, and the Geary area near some still hard-to-find caves. Tulane, if you've got information to share, I'd love to talk to you.

Please reach out. On the It follows, it follows, 553. Chris writes, I know that campground on you, Kaya. I was sleeping there in my camper in June of 1992.

When I had a strange dream of a Sasquatch peering in the window at me, still don't know if it's just a dream or real event. I'd have seen the Sasquatch poop as well. In September of 1990, Jefferson Meadow at Mount Jefferson, Oregon, I found a boulder, and behind the boulder was a pile of purple poop that looked like a giant had used the boulder as a toilet seat. The poop was huge and full of huckleberries.

Five years before that, we'd lost two horses in the same place. We staked them out for the night. At daybreak, the horses were hysterical. They pulled their stakes out of the ground and ran off. It took a week to find them. the afternoon before our Doberman took off and ran five miles back down the trail to our truck. He had never done this before. He loved nothing better to run ahead of the horses on the trail.

At the time, I thought both the dog and the horses had been spooked by a cougar. Now I wonder. In May of 1993, I had an encounter when I was on foot on a trail on Mount Hood. Chris, I would love to talk to you. Please reach out. Sounds like you have a lot to share. James shares on the Harley Hoffman short. I worked at the holiday in Ritone, New Mexico, doing maintenance when state troopers bought him a man who had just wrecked his car.

He claims he ran off the road when Bigfoot ran across the road in front of him. He was terrified and shaking when he told us his tale. Tom writes, three run-ins in Ontario, Canada, and a close UFO. Reach out, please. In the East Palestine, Ohio, Matt writes, I'm a former wildlife biologist and I'm about to put up cameras and song meters to get audio because it started slowly with wood knocks and back in June some that physically chased me out of the woods i grew up on 64 acres live on 20 and have 14 years in the field i've never been this frightened before and i haven't been back in the woods since i'm not looking forward to having to go back in that area to put up

monitoring equipment she just said tan my skin just crawled because it was the same color as the one here like a sandy blonde he also writes i mean saskatch not dog man i would honestly probably never go back into the woods at my house if I saw a dog man Matt I would love to talk to you please reach out to me please Christopher writes I was traveling with a friend of mine we stayed at our friend's house in the Ozarks around 2 a.m. that evening Darren and I were outside and that's what we heard coming out up out of the haulers you could feel it in your chest and the hair on arms and neck stood up I looked at him like what was that we both knew what that was next morning we sat at a kitchen table having coffee with the owner george i brought up the conversation to him

and he looked at me and said y'all heard didn't you y'all we looked at each other stunned that's a sound i will never forget greetings from wyoming christopher i'd love to talk to you richie writes me and my wife went camping we came to a four-way split in a creek so we set up on the point facing the creek and we was in our tent watching a show on her cell phone when we started hearing what we thought was something big running up the other side of the creek across from us. It sounded like pads hitting the bear rock and ground so I thought bare. So we sat there and we had the tent zipped up, but the door only had the screen zipped up. And this thing crossed the creek and walked right up to the front of our tent and stopped. We couldn't see it, but we could hear it breathing and we could feel its presence. And all of a sudden it took off to our right across this other little creek. And man, it started hollering and breaking little trees and finally it left and the next morning i went over to see what it

did and there were about 20 or 30 little trees about 12 feet tall and about nine inches all around broken and bent over in a big circle that was one crazy night please reach out i'd love to talk to you on the old country episode evil writes i had a horrible encounter with two evil apes old country is a good old oakey i'm from east texas and some of his stories are hard to believe Never call a person who said they had an encounter a liar because each one is different. Fair enough. Here's an interesting one from the Wild Horse Lake Short. Scott writes,

Just days after Mount St. Helens Blue, we lived in the forest area between Camus and Vancouver, Washington. I was coming home at 9 p.m. from Friends. I heard something out in the backyard. It was in the lot next to ours. It stood up, made this scream. I'll never forget. Jumped a six foot electric fence. and ran off. Would love to talk to you, Scott. Reach out, please.

Cass River Shore, Eric says, I've stood and watched a Sasquatch for over 40 minutes in Azusa Canyon, South, Southern California. That's a big man in the suit. You can see the wrinkles in the suit, not real. Eric, I'd love to talk to you. If you've seen a Sasquatch for over 40 minutes, you probably have some really interesting things to share, and you probably have seen details like no one else. So I'd love to talk to you. Ninja writes, I couldn't agree more. I've seen three. of them eating behind dumpsters with a black wild dog and what seemed like a hundred crows crows around them they can remote view through animals eyes and even see what you see ninja reach out please life's adventures i've been attacked by these creatures the size is very extreme reach out my friend in east palestine backwards writes i'm from across the state line in washington county

pennsylvania almost literally a stone's throw from metalcroft rock shelter close to a small town of Vavella. I'm in my 40s and spent most of my life in the woods, hunting and fishing in my teens through 20s, and now mostly just go out digging medicinal roots, fishing and hiking. I can say for sure, I have had several encounters, and let me tell you, the hair will seriously stand up on the back of your neck, and you will get the most intense run, and don't look back feeling you will ever have. And if you're ever unlucky enough to hear a roar at 100 yards or less. It feels like standing in front of a speaker at a concert and the base vibrates every cell in your body. Stay safe and God bless. I really think that they want to be left alone and don't mean

harm, but at the same time are territorial. And I really do believe that they're possibly trying to get us to stay away from certain or dangerous animals. Sorry, certain or dangerous areas. I don't know. I only had two encounters in all my years. Only thing I do know is that I know for sure they aren't made up or make believe. We'd love to talk to you backwards. TubeLiss writes on the Packwood Washington episode, there is a spirit quality to Bigfoot that the brain doesn't know how to quite process, I think. As my friend and I walked past one that was sitting on a log and it's still towered way above us and I'm over six feet. And if we weren't looking directly at it, being only a few feet away, we wouldn't have seen it at all. The only thing my brain could say out loud was

notice how still it can be? To my girlfriend, wide-eyed and in complete awe, we just continued to walk past it, never looking back. It actually felt like a sacred moment, I guess, as we ended up camping only a few yards away. The next morning, out exploring, I ran into the big guy's daughter, around six feet tall, peeking around a tree. That's when my brain said, okay, it's time to leave. Nice meeting you.

What an awesome experience that was. No fear at all, but we knew we were in their living room. Tubeless, I would love to talk to you. Bigfoot Society will be right back after these messages. All right, quick quiz for the hiring managers out there. What's worse? Being understaffed or being poorly staffed? Well, that's a trick question, because both are recipes for chaos. Either way, just say to yourself, this is a job for indeed sponsored jobs.

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Or 15 seconds to eat or Reese's? Perhaps it's true. Everything happens for a Reese's. Bombastic writes this on the Northeast Oklahoma 545 episode. I grew up near Fort Smith, Arkansas on the border with Oklahoma. I knew that area very well. Man Lake, etc. are full of accounts, but the Arkansas side of the line has many as well. My grandma was Cherokee. Her mom and dad lived in Muskegee in the early 1900s. Before statehood,

my great grand was a Cherokee tribal member. Her husband was a Dutchman. They were there until 1910. My granny would warn me about the booger. She and my grams had a hundred acre farm near the Arkansas River near Mulberry, Arkansas from 1940 until 1981. I was 13 when they moved. I'm now 56 years old and my mom is 77. She recently told me about the time a creature came upon the farm. My granny saw it, ran and got the kids, including my mom and hid under the stair closet. She had a weapon that fires. They could hear it grunting, groaning. Mom said it sounded like it was hurt or angry, maybe both. It passed through. My gramps was gone that day. All the sons were grown, all grown and gone by that time. The year was around 1961.

I had a teacher friend that I worked with in Fayetteville, Arkansas, that told a story on the promise that I keep it quiet. I was a science teacher, and he was as well. He drove a bus in the mornings and had a position that allowed him the time. Early one morning in probably 2008, he was driving down a rural road called Harmon Road in Washington County near Springdale. It was raining, had rained all night, and streams were running well. It was 6.30 a.m. His lights hit a thin, reddish-haired bipedal being fallen. a creek. Ikara crossed the road, paused and looked back at my friend.

It was skinny and didn't get excited. My friend stopped the bus briefly. The thing just continued west along the creek. I've heard many more stories in the Ark, Lahoma area. We'd love to talk to you, Bombastic. Victor, on the Packwood episode, I live in Randall, Washington, just outside, just about 15 miles west of Packwood.

About two and a half months ago, my wife and I heard vocalizations, two nights in a row. crazy. Shelly writes, my bestie went to pack wood Washington this year's last month to scout elk. While they were taking a bathroom break, a pine cone was thrown at my friend. She accused her boyfriend of throwing it before he could get back to her. Another pine cone was thrown. Then a rock, then a wood knock. They got out of there.

The next weekend they climbed up a mountain to scout again. This time they pitched a small tent in the middle of the night. Her boyfriend came flying out of the sleeping bags, screaming Bigfoot was pressing down the tent. They couldn't leave and hike back 15 miles in the middle of the night, so they got quieted down and fell back asleep. Then my friend woke up to a finger point poking her through the tent. I asked her what it felt like. She said, A finger. Now me, I would have been sitting in the middle of that tent the rest of the night. She was tuckered out from the hike, so she snuggled up and fell back asleep. He's been up there bow hunting for years. He didn't want anything to spoil his hunt, so he chooses not to think about it.

Wow, that is very interesting. An individual, T-L-H writes, In response to this comment, We were about 10 miles from the OMAQ Indian Reservation. My buddy owns 80 acres up there and a highway splits into two. We were way back in the woods and set up a tent and campsite. We'd been there for a week. The last night we were there, we were talking in the tent and just dozed off like you do when you're really tired.

It was dead quiet, light enough to sit. see well. I felt the tent move on my side of the tent. I opened my eyes to see a clawed finger start at the top of the door, push in about six inches and run down the full length of the door, springing the tent back out as it left the flap. My buddy said to me, did you do that? I said, no. I had a Ruger 1022 with a 25 round clip in it to scare away anything that moved around the tent. Dan had his deer rifle in there also, but was not awake enough to react quickly. I unzipped the tent and threw the flap open to see what it was. Nothing. Dead silent. no smells, nothing.

I fired about ten shots into some big cedar trees, ten feet in front of the tent. Silence still. Dan is a smoker and I'm not. It scared us. He was going to light up a smoke, but I said no. I can't sleep in there, and I would go sleep in the canopy of my truck if he did.

He said, no, he would not smoke. He only had a Toyota Selleke had a sleep in. We talked about it for a minute, but did not leave the tent to investigate and went back to sleep. Next morning, we looked for footprints or tracks, but found nothing. That was about 25 years ago.

I still cannot sleep in a tent. I think now I was trying to say to us, I hunted you from Terry. Hoof, that is intense. Vore writes, good old packwood, I can think of a few stories from there I've heard from loggers when I worked at the mill in Morton. Jackson writes,

quickly becoming my new favorite Sam Squanch encounter channel. I just love Bigfoot witness accounts. When you hear the truth in a person, person's voice, it's hard to deny. It really is. And thank you for listening. I appreciate everyone that listens and that shares. Please keep sharing this channel. If you're listening to this on a podcast, make sure you're subscribed to the podcast, but also go over to YouTube.com, type in Bigfoot Society, and make sure you're subscribed and share an episode with a friend. Please, guys, that's how this

will continue to keep growing. And I really appreciate it. Joey writes, I never got to see them, but I did have an encounter with one. It made three loud knocks on a tree, then made a loud roar, rural West Virginia. Continuing on. We had our C.C. writes, we had our honeymoon on Orca's Island in the San Juan Islands in 1995. The tide was out there. They were literally over a thousand little rock islands all around. It's a beautiful area. We didn't see Bigfoot then, but we had a brief encounter several years later over past Olympia. he saw him i just had that creepy feeling reach out if you'd like to pack what episode doodle writes one stupid night i thought it would be fun to drive down in arkansas from joplin missouri guessing is joplin missouri forty five minutes later deep woods pitch black a deep deep chested breath in a baby

voice says hello never returned great idea you don't don't do it randy writes i used to hunt in cherokee County with my native friends. They are there, but most people will never see them. Kathy writes, my family has picked up photos of them. Reach out, Kathy. Johnny, they are real, and I know what me and my wife saw.

Myself didn't feel it, was out to hurt nobody, just looking for food. We need to leave them alone. Reach out if you'd like to, Johnny. Brent writes, Yeties are white, eight to 12 feet tall. They don't stink come face to face with them

before back in the 80s. They tried to bully me out of an old abandoned slaughterhouse here in Sioux City, Iowa. If you're saying that you had a Bigfoot encounter in Sioux City, Iowa in the 80s, I'd love to talk to you about it. Reach out. Good, writes in Washington State, where I live now after moving from Alaska, I love being in the woods and I've been my whole life. I've had four experiences, two of them seeing them and staring at one another. I'm a tall man myself, six four, two hundred forty-seven pounds. I was looking up and I was looking up and I'm half to Womish Nisqually native that each time was very unique experiences.

Give them space and mind your own. Good if you'd like to discuss and share what you experienced. Feel free to contact me. The sister, Carrie, is needing some help. Hello, I have a question. I lived in Missouri and grew up there. They always watched me near Mark Twain National Forest and now I just moved to Kentucky. I'm still sleeping in tents, but hear werewolf howls.

Are there any, you know, mean ones around here? Here, Stanton, Kentucky, close to Red River Gorge. Any along the Daniel Boone National Forest, where me and my son and husband go hiking on the trail there? Help her out in the comments if you can, guys. Crash writes, that's just about what I saw in the Willamette River 40 years ago. Reach out if you'd like to share. James writes, the bulls I've studied were completely solitary animals. They don't shack up with a female.

They don't parent the young. They don't live with mates or relatives or in troops. They were completely solitary creatures other than to breed, and they will fight to the death for over property and breeding rights. Not all Sasquatch are the same, and I'm sure in different places they act accordingly, but I don't necessarily think this is accurate. Well, it sounds like you might have some interesting things to share. If you said you've been studying the bulls, which I believe you probably are talking about the males. So please reach out. It would be an interesting chat.

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share what you're experiencing randy writes when i saw bigfoot i noticed it was tall and its arms were long about almost half man half ape reach out randy dirtbox writes i live about 30 minutes from talliqua and saw one on highway 412 near annola exit on october 17th 2017 about 10 p.m on my motorcycle would love to talk to you dirtbox kelly writes i love these videos i've seen my share of things deep in the woods including what looked like a baby bigfoot. Nice. I'd love to talk to you about that. I haven't had too many baby bigfoot episodes.

Moving on. Ninja. Oh, Ninja again. I had my paradigm shift sighting of 2016, not far from there, up at Bald River Falls in Teleco, Tennessee. Fat Cat writes, this is blurry enough to be a genuine Bigfoot video, L.O.L.

I know they're real. I've seen two black ones and two reddish ones in western Colorado, about 300 miles east of Provo. Here's another one from Australia. A friend of mine saw one close up from no more than 20 feet away. In Australia, we call them Yawi. He and his uncle went camping deep in the forest,

hoping to find some ruins of an old sediment. They set up in the morning from their campsite, and after an hour or so, his uncle needed to go to the bathroom. He asked my friend to hold his brand new camera that was hanging around his neck. He grabbed the camera and walked a few meters away with his back to him. just in front of him now was a large boulder his eyes gazed around and then he looked up at the top of the boulder which was less than twenty feet away he found himself looking at something his brain could barely comprehend which left him frozen and without the thought of taking pictures with the camera in his hands he saw it from the armpits up he said it was about four feet wide four feet wide across the shoulders and covered in long dark brown hair not fur he said its face and eyes looked more human than ape he said its face was not a face was not a face was not a fur he said its face was not a fur he was not a fur he covered in long dark brown hair not fur he said its face was not not completely covered in hair, but was sparse like China Man's whiskers. He had a massive brow ridge and its forehead was tapered back to the back of its head, which was kind of pointy.

He said that he thinks it smiled at him, which is when he saw its teeth. They were big like the size and color of white dice with no gaps. After about 40 seconds of staring at each other, his shoulders pivoted and walked away. His uncle now finished, heard the noise and ran over yelling, what was that? Which broke my friend out of his trance-like state, he told him, Yowie. And he ran behind the boulder He'd see, but it had vanished. They said the boulder was about seven feet high

because they could just touch the top of it with their hands. From what they estimated, it must have been around nine feet tall. This happened of nearly 40 years ago, and his story has never changed. If he's available to talk, if he's still with us, I'd love to talk to him. If you can pass on my information, Bigfoot Society at gmail.com.

Stephen writes, My two friends I grew up with witness to Sasquatch below a bridge and Packwood. They were walking over the small bridge and they looked down over the bridge to the embankment of the river and bent over drinking water was a huge hairy big foot. It looked up at them and started going up the embankment up to them. They took off running and never looked back. His family owns a cabin there and the neighbors all said it wasn't unusual as most of the residents have had their encounters. Stephen would love to talk to these individuals. If you could pass on my email,

I would love that. Thank you, my friend. Cash writes, one smacked my cabin at 1.45 a.m. Ethel Toledo, two miles from Mary's Corner, went out and fired my shotgun, something running away and grunting. Cash, please reach out.

Sounds like you've got active activity right now. I'd love to talk to you about it. Robbie writes, I'm an Oklahoma native, myself, also a member, of the Cherokee Nation born and raised in Talakua, moved away when I was about 18 and lived in Tulsa now. There's always been legends of Sasquatch around there. When I was a kid in the 80s, there was a story of someone claiming that a Sasquatch

was around their house and town. They lived in an area next to a very wooded area. Of course, the legend of the river monster outside of town at the Illinois River on Highway 10 is legendary. David writes, awesome footage, seen them myself in Australia. Reach out.

I love how there's so many Australia. comments now. This show is really getting around the world, guys, and it's because of you guys sharing and telling your friends all about it, and I appreciate it, guys. Knucklehead, I heard if you were based at Fort Bennington, you definitely saw Bigfoot. They said they would literally see multiple Bigfoot daily. I'd love to hear more about that. If anyone who has seen had a visual sighting at Fort Bennington, please reach out. Belinda writes, hey Jesus, and this is a Jesus Payon Jr. episode. I was born in Alamagordo and live in Texas.

I've had several experiences with aliens and Bigfoot. I've seen tall graze. I was followed for miles by an alien ship saucer around local hills, New Mexico. I've had several experiences at my farm in north central Texas. I took a picture of what I thought were wild hogs crossing my hayfield. When I zoomed in on the images, it was a family of Bigfoot. I can't find the picture now. Also, seen them looking in my windows at night.

All my life people thought it was crazy, but I believe because I've seen them. Belinda, reach out, please. J.S. writes, old boy was picking them up and putting them down on the Memorial Day footage. I find these people so incredibly fascinating. I saw one here in West Virginia around 2001 to 2002 deer hunting. I would love to talk to you. Jerylind on the Lake Cushman episode 558, thank you for sharing your experiences. And as always, Jeremiah, thank you for the time and work and making these videos available to us.

Guys, it is a lot of work, but it's so worth it to give a place for people to share their encounters. You have no idea. It is so rewarding, and I appreciate you guys listening. Continuing on. I have a question about some recent well. I'm not sure what to call it, LOL. I can't say a sighting, but also can't say not. However, I really don't want to start a big public hullabaloo in the area for nothing.

I just am unsure who best to chat with a little bit about the area and what I've seen. Jerylian, you can reach out to me. And I can keep stuff anonymous or not shared if you want. But reach out to me, Jeremiah, nope, not that one. Bigfoot Society at gmail.com. Kara writes, great interview. We live in an amazing world. Sometimes we just need to slow down, watch, and listen.

I had my own sighting, and it was an astonishing experience to see something out of myth, become reality. I'm glad to use that word, astonishing kind of nails that feeling. Keep up the great work. Love your videos. Kara would love to talk to you. David writes, We saw one up by Strawberry Creek in 96. I want to say it's probably Utah since it's on the Utah short.

Reach out, David. Much writes, On two separate occasions I've encountered a Bigfoot, there's no denying what I saw, though people look at me like I'm nuts. Much, I would love to talk to you. And last, but not least. TCC writes,

It's wild in the wilderness, as a visitor to the Washington Cascades, about 110 days a year. That's awesome. They're definitely present at times. I won't get into details and locations here. However, I've also learned as a believer in Christ later in life, they must respect that as they won't come around close anymore after praying with a good old shofar horn blowing before camp. Much love everyone. Be safe out there and God bless you. Reach out TCC. You'd love to chat with you about that. All right. Well, guys, that's another comment episode. I might have to do these. more than every three weeks.

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It's a lot of people viewing, almost a million people in a day. It might, it might actually do that. I think 24, 48 hour count was over a million views. So guys, it's getting wild. Buckle up.

Thank you to those that are supporting for the ride. You guys are the original OGs, those that have been in Patreon and YouTube channel members from the beginning. I appreciate it. You make things possible like me going out to Oregon in Oklahoma next year. Stuff is coming that if I had told myself, if I could tell myself five years ago, the stuff that is, probably going to happen. It would blow my mind. I would say you're a liar. Get out of here. I'm so thankful to be doing what I love, and it's because of you guys supporting and listening and sharing. And thank you so much. And again, as always, if you have a Bigfoot encounter you'd

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