Bigfoot Society - "It was all I could do to not start screaming!"

Episode Date: August 26, 2024

Join Jeremiah from Bigfoot Society as he delves into chilling encounters with Daniel, co-host of the Mysteries Unknown Podcast. Daniel recounts his first sighting of a massive female Bigfoot at age 12 in Graham, Washington, and shares intense stories of being chased out of a hunting camp and a terrifying experience in Shelby County, Tennessee. From Bigfoot sightings and objects being thrown to infrasound effects and eerie whistling, these spine-chilling tales will keep you on edge. Daniel also opens up about the loss of his brother, his cautious approach to adventures, and his mission to validate and protect people's paranormal experiences with co-host Josh on the Mysteries Unknown channel. Discover more about Daniel's journey and his new Paranormal Narrative Podcast dedicated to supernatural and ghostly phenomena, providing a supportive community for sharing unexplained experiences.Resouces:Mysteries Unknown Podcast - https://www.youtube.com/@MysteriesUnknownpodcastParanormal Narrative Podcast - https://youtube.com/@tpnp5150Share 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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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, Bigfoot Society, you've got the privilege of talking to Daniel today. Daniel's one of the co-host of the great YouTube channel Mysteries Unknown podcast. I've been wanting to talk to them for quite a while. That is one of the shows that I like to watch one of the, I would say, up-and-coming shows. There's that one, and then Not So Perfect Bigfoot show is great.

But, man, I love watching them when I've got the time. But Daniel, it's a pleasure chatting to you today. And thanks for coming on the show. Hey, Jeremy. It's my pleasure. Thank you so much for having me on. Absolutely. How's the weather up there where you're at, man? Well, it's probably the same as yours.

I'm a little north of you. I'm up here at Minnesota. And so we're kind of going through like a cool wave and then a heat wave. And it looks like we're going to get some rain tomorrow. So, yeah, probably about the same as you. Yeah, yeah, that's true. We're both Midwest, dude. So, yeah, our stuff's pretty similar.

But, man, Daniel, we've talked a little bit off air. and it sounds like you've had some really interesting things happen on the show. So I would love to go ahead and just toss it right over to you. And you're welcome to share what you've experienced over the years. Sure. Well, you know, when I was 12 years old, I lived in Graham, Washington. That's where I'm originally from. I was born in Belgium.

My dad was stationed over there, got back to Washington State. And that's pretty much where I grew up. and we lived in Graham Washington at the time of the sighting. Like I said, I was like 12 years old. This was 90, excuse me, 84, it's about 84 time frame. And when we, my brother and I, when we first moved back with her dad, he was living in like an adult, like RV park, trailer park. And it was more, more elderly retired people. And, you know, there was really no one our age supposed to be there.

My dad was able to talk with the owners and they were okay with it. We made ourselves kind of useful. We'd go around, help out, you know, help people take their garbage out and stuff like that. We never caused any trouble. My dad knew and realized this this was not a place for us to grow up. So while we were spending, I want to say a spring break in Tacoma with my aunt, my dad had already in the works buying like five acres of land. And this land was not very far.

You know, it was up up past the top of Graham Hill. I think it's Meridian. I think that's the name of the major street. I can't really remember. But when he came back, my dad just drove right past this trailer park, you know, this RV park.

And I go, what are you doing? He's like, I'll show you boy something. And, you know, he goes down a ways and makes her right and goes down a ways another road, makes another right and goes down a way as another road and turns onto this long gravel road. Now, at the time, I thought the gravel road was probably like five miles long.

And in actuality, it was maybe a mile and a half, maybe two miles long. But this road was kind of like it had dips in it and little rises and little straightaways and another dip and then another rise, you know. And so he goes down here and he pulls into this

into this property. And lo and behold, there's the, I'm going to say camper. It was a fifth wheel. So it was pretty much a camper. There was the camper. And my dad had set, this camper on this land. They'd already cleared some of it. He'd built a really nice deck

pretty much around from the back part of it, around to the front part of it, just a huge deck, built a shed out there and had fastened down this our camper. You know, he put the, you know, had it put up on blocks and had all the anchor ties down and stuff like that. And, you know, we were like, holy bucket. You know, this is five acres of wood. pine and some other indigenous trees. And I was like, this is awesome. So we spent, you know, that first weekend or whatever, just running around the woods, having a good time, never think anything of it.

You know, fast forward, we were coming back another time. Me and my dad, my brother, my dad was, my dad, of course, was driving. My little brother was in this back seat sleeping. And we're coming home, and it's probably one or two in the morning. I'm going to say more towards the 1 o'clock time frame. And as we turn off onto the road, we go, we start going down. We go down this little dip. We come back up this rise and we came on this ride.

We hit this little straightaway. And I noticed some eye shine off to the right side of this gravel road that we were on. And it was pretty far down, but it was still, it caught my attention. And then I just said, Dad, I said, there's something up there on the road. I see you might want your brights on. He's like, no, no, no, you don't see it's coming. and you know, it'll get off the road, you know. And so we go back down this dip and back up this rise,

and we come back up this rise, our lights, you know, I see this light, this, this eye shine again. It's like a dark amber, reddish hue. And I'm like, Dad, there's something right there on the side of the road. If we go down this dip and come back up, it's going to be right there. So as we were going to call down the dip and come back up the rise, my dad turned his brights on, And he also had these new fog lights on that, you know, kind of like today's driving lights.

They really widen your scope of vision, right? And all of a sudden, our lights hit it. And there she was. And when I say she, 100% a female, she stood up. And, Jeremiah, honestly, I don't, for the life of me, I thought she was never going to stop standing up. She was massive. She turned at the waist, and that's how I knew that she was a female. Saw her breast, saw her face.

She turned almost, when she was standing up, she did like a 180, so she just kind of turned her complete body around. And it wasn't like super fast, like she just whipped around. But she kind of turned, looked at us, and then turned, and then took like two steps, maybe three steps off the side of the road. and was gone in the woods, right? And I'm I'm just I'm surprised. I'm scared.

And as we're driving by, you know, I go, Dad, Dad, Dad. He's like, he just didn't say a word. He just kept driving. He didn't speed up. He didn't slow down. He just kept going like he didn't see it. And as I looked to my right, I saw her like squatting into the woods. And there was enough light from the way the angle. the lights shined out that I saw her blinker eyes twice.

And so my dad pulled into our property and the car was not even at a complete stop. I had already had the door opening. I had my hand in my pocket taking my key out. And as soon as my dad, the car stopped, I was out of the car running up the steps and unlocking the door to our camper and running in. And I jumped into my dad's bed. Now, when you walked into the camper, a fifth wheel, you know, you have this, this hitch that you hitch up to a truck. So it's kind of got like this little loft area. That's where

my brother and I slept. And if you're looking head on at the fifth wheel, the camper, I slept on the right hand side. My brother slept on the left hand side. My brother slept on the side that was where the deck was built closest to that. And I slept where the shed and the woods and everything were. And so I jumped in. My dad had a hide of bed. It was a queen-sized hide of bed. I jumped into that bed and I was like dad you know my dad comes in and he puts my brother up up into his bed and I'm like dad what was that what was that he's like you know you know what that was I go dad that was a that was a big foot he's like don't worry about it no you know hey everything's to be fine and while he's taunted to me trying to calm me down he's going into the coverage and he's pulling you know fruit out he's

you know other types of stuff he goes in the refrigerator he pulls out you know like grapes and some vegetables and things like that and When my dad had built the deck, he put this really tall pole on one corner of the deck with like a metal plate welded onto it because he wanted to put like a bird feeder up there. So my dad loved watching birds. He would take pictures of him and stuff. And my dad goes, he has everything, you know, gathered up. He leaves the camper, goes outside. I hear him shut the car door because I didn't shut my car door. I hear him open up the shed.

He comes back around. He has a ladder with him and like this tube of grease or something, right? I really wasn't sure what it was at first. He goes in. I see him put the ladder up. Then he comes in, grabs all the food, climbs up the ladder a couple times, puts the food up there. And then what he does is it takes this rag and he squirts this grease or whatever. on this rag and up as high as he could possibly get,

he just slowly puts grease all over this pole. And I'm watching my dad, I'm like, Dad, what are you doing that for? He's like, that's to stop anything from getting that food. And I go, like what? Like what? He is like raccoons. I go, oh, okay, like raccoons. And for the brief second, that made sense to me, you know,

for a second, it made me stop thinking about what we had just seen, maybe 15, 20 minutes. earlier. So we're laying in bed. And as I'm laying there, my dad was a smoker. And he never smoked in the camper, but he's outside. And I could hear him talking. And so I got nosy and I kind of put my ear up to the door a little bit. And I hear him say something to the effect, like, you know, we saw you, you know, you saw us, you know, these are just my boys. I just want to make a home. Please don't scare him, don't hurt them. We don't want any harm. We don't mean any harm. Because when my dad was clearing all the land, you know, he didn't clear everything. He cleared

enough space to where he could plant a garden and build a home because that's what he was doing. He was cutting some of the trees down so he could build like an a frame house. That's what he always wanted to build for us. But he did go in and just cut down any tree. He was very selective of what he did. My dad was raised in Alaska. Family were fishermen and lager. So my dad had a, a really deep respect for Mother Nature and animals. Whenever he hunted, he always said, you know, make sure you think, you know, we think this animal for giving up itself, you know, so can feed us and whatnot. You know, he was very, very mindful.

And so my dad comes in, I jump it back in the bed. I hear him coming to the door. I jump back into the bed. And I go, yeah, who are you talking to? He's like, oh, I was praying. I go, why didn't hear you say amen? So my dad just kind of goes, amen, you know. So we're laying in bed, you know, and I'm like, Dad, you know, he's like, let's not talking about it.

You know, everything's going to be fine. Don't worry about it. You know, they're more scared of us than we're them. You know, he's getting, you know, dad's trying to calm down his son, you know, and it's working a little bit, but I'm still, you know, I'm still a little frightened. I don't know how long I was awake, but I woke up hearing this loud, like this loud creek. and when I say creek I mean I hear something step up on the deck and whatever it stepped up on this deck the boards were just groaning it was like a massive amount of weight was stepping with each step and you heard them crack and groan and about that time where I slept on my dad's bed

I'm right up against this canper wall and I heard and felt something run by And I look over my dad, my dad's, you know, I'm getting ready to say something. My dad puts, you know, puts his finger to his lips. He's like telling me to be quiet. And I'm like, that is the one out there. And he, like, shakes his head, you know, and he, I'm looking at him and he puts up three fingers. And I go, there's three out there.

And he says, yeah. You know, he did mouth, yes. And about that time, I hear this vocalization coming from outside. You know, like, it's kind of like the. samurai chatter. I'm not going to try to imitate it because I'm going to butcher it. So I kind of heard that and I looked at my dad and my dad's still still telling me to be quiet. And that's when I noticed my dad has a gun resting on his chest. And I'm like, I'm thinking, you know, now I'm now as a 52 year old, almost 53 year old man,

I'm thinking, number one, my dad's handgun was not going to stop one of these things. Number two, if they wanted to get it, all they had to do was rip that door right off that camper. There's no stop in one of these things that they wanted to get at me, right? So I must have dozed off. I wake up. We had the curtain on the camper door. It was cracked a little bit. Sunlight was shining through.

And that's what woke me up. Well, I jumped up real quick, jumped over my dad, flew open the door. and I'm looking around and I'm looking and I did something I knew I wasn't supposed to do but I did it anyway. I climbed up on the banister, you know, the railing of the deck, climbed up there where I could see higher and all the food was gone. Every single thing my dad put up there was gone. I looked around.

There was nothing on the ground, nothing. I go and I look at the pole and you could see where something had grabbed the pole. It was a massive hand. You could tell a massive hand had grabbed this pole. And then it looked like from as high up as it could reach was almost to the very, very top of where this little metal platform was. There was like a line from there all the way down where something had taken its finger and just rubbed it all the way down. It must have got a ton of grease or whatever it was on its finger. But you could tell where it just ran his finger down.

So I run in the house and go out of his camper real quick. I'm like, Dad, Dad, Dad, all the food's gone. All the food's gone. And he's like, what? I go, all the food's gone. They took the food. They took the food. And, you know, my dad told me to kind of keep it down.

So my dad goes out and looks. We look around. I don't recall ever seeing any prints around that at that time. Bigfoot Society will be right back after these messages. Plan B made over-the-counter emergency contraception legal more than 20 years ago. It's a safe, effective backup birth control option that helps prevent pregnancy before it starts by temporarily delaying ovulation. Plan B is the number one OBGYN recommended brand and the only one that you can find at all

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my brother's like oh he goes yeah i've seen a couple of small ones hanging around you know when we play our music and like what he's like yeah he goes whenever we bring the radio out we play music you play tape or whatever or out there playing i see two small ones they go to the tree line over there and he's pointing over to an area where my dad already cleared. And in that area, we'd built a tree fort. And my brother goes, yeah, they like to hang out over there and listen to listen to the music. And he goes, I remember going over to the tree fort one day and I saw something jump out of the tree fort and run off into the woods. And I thought it was just a little boy, but it was too big to be a little boy. So that was that siding that I had. Now previously before that siding, this happened

probably, I want to say, well, maybe February timeframe when this happened, we had a storm come through. And thunder, lightning, rain, I mean, it was just, it was a terrible thunderstorm. And for some reason, I just could not fall asleep. So I'm laying on my back. And this huge bang of thunder hits and this bright flash of lightning. And no sooner did that lightning disappear, it felt like. our camper was being pushed over on its side.

Something hit the camper super, super hard enough for where it felt like it was tipping the camper onto its side. And when it fell back down, I immediately pulled open this little curtain, little shade that we had. And I looked out, and when I looked out, I saw this flash of lightning hit, and it lit up the whole area. And I saw something walking, not running, but walking. It walked underneath this tree where this branch was hanging out. and walked off into the woods. And, you know, I told my dad, you know, my brother was asleep. My dad, I woke my dad up.

My dad says, we'll look in the morning. And I'm like, dad, it was a GD. Bigfoot. He's like, stop saying that. I go, dad, it was a GD. Bigfoot. He's like, stop saying that. I go, okay, it was a big foot. And I was very adamant that's what I saw. But again, I wasn't really 100% certain at that time.

And again, this happened before I saw my sighting. And so we went out the next morning, and we're looking around, and it had rained. So people could have just taken a fire hose and just sprayed the whole ground. That's how much rain it looked like it fell. Turn around, we look at the camper, and about six and a half, maybe seven feet up, there was a huge dent in the side of our camper. where like something had ran as hard as it could and like put shoulder into it or use both hands to try to push it over. It hit the camper so hard that some of the anchor straps were pulled completely out of the ground.

Some of the cement blocks that were the camper was on had been crushed, had been, you know, broken and things. And my brother comes out of here and hears this talk and he's like, you know, what happened? You know, you guys are saying something hit the camper. And my dad goes, a branch at the camper. Is I go, okay. So that was like the very first, you know, at that time that I understood, you know, this is what I saw. This is what, you know, this is what's going on. Daniel, that is just absolutely wild for context for the listeners.

So this takes place in Pierce County, which if we're going by the BFRO, I believe has the highest number of. publicly available. Pierce County has its gig Harbor all the way over to Mount Rainier National Park, and you're there kind of in the middle of it. So you've got a lot of action going on. A ton of action, yep. Had a few questions for you. Definitely.

Go ahead. No, no, go ahead. Remind me again, so the initial sighting where there was the female Bigfoot by the side of the road, how far away from your camper was that again? Maybe 250 yards maybe. Oh, man. Maybe 200. Wow.

I know you said you were about 12 years old, so it's been a while, but I mean, do you remember any details of what you were able to see? I mean, you said you saw the face for a little bit, correct? Yeah. Yeah, absolutely. Well, she had like a slight conical. head, huge bridge, high bridge, you know, bridge brow. A flat nose. Her skin was black. Her color of her hair, I want to say, was like a dark,

like charcoal, almost black. Yeah, that's, I mean, she didn't show me her teeth. She had ears kind of like, almost like a chimp, kind of, but not. And yeah, dude, she was massive, man she was just huge she was probably a good seven and a half feet tall just massed if i had to guess weight i'm saying probably 450 500 pounds maybe she was massive would you be able to estimate if you were looking at how wide across the shoulders were probably four and a half maybe four and half feet wide at the shoulders maybe five she was big man she was big and and the funny thing is is is i honestly believe that there is a family and you know some people may say well you know they don't travel in families yes they do this is a family unit and the reason i say that is

the one that hit the camper i want to say was like an adolescent mel you know like maybe like a late teens early 20s then there was two juveniles and then there was two juveniles my brother had seen. I never saw him. And then there was one big male that I just caught glimpses of. It was never something, oh, look, there he is, you know. But he was kind of like in the area. And you knew what he was in the area because I just got this feeling. There would have been plenty times my brother and I were out and had our tree fort hanging out. My brother just looked at him. He's like, we got to go back to the house. I'm like, yeah, we got to go. It's just the whole air just changed. And when the female was around, never had that.

When that, like the, the Adelaar, the, I'll call them the teenager, the young adult. The young adult never really felt that. But when the big male was around, things just changed. And I remember at times I looked out the window of our tree for it, and I'd see something moved back behind a tree. And what I saw was a bigger than the female, massive by the female. And I don't understand why he would hype. behind some of these trees because he was wider than these trees.

He easily had to be five and a half, almost six feet of wide across. I mean, well, I might be exaggerating that, but I'm telling you, Jeremiah, this dude was massive, but he was never aggressive towards me. I never encountered him being aggressive. I think he was just around just to make sure we didn't, we didn't screw off and do something stupid, you know? Right. Yeah, absolutely.

And I think him, I think the father and the mother, the female that I saw, I think they kept that young adult in check. Because if they weren't around, there's no doubt in my mind. I want to say that young adult would easily have just been tormenting us the entire time. I don't get to talk to a lot of people about female Bigfoot sightings. Was it similar to Patty at all, or was it a completely different thing? I want to say similar. I want to see probably about 70. to maybe 85% similar to Patty.

Like the girth, because Patty, she was girthy. You know, she had Matt. And so did this one. She had mass. And again, it wasn't the first time that I saw her. It was like the only time I saw her. My dad loved us. You know, he helped me and my brother build a two-seater go-cart that we, you know,

we had like these off-road wheels on. And we would just drive all over. the place, right? And there'd be times where I'd be flying by and my brother, he'd look behind, he goes, she's looking at us. And I whip around real quick, I kind of snap my head around

and I'd see her, just catch a glimpse of her. She would like, look out in the woods just to see what we were doing. But never, never met I mean, we never had rocks or sticks or anything throwing at us while we were there.

We did hear, you know, we did hear, you know, We did hear whoops. We did hear whistles. I remember we heard this owl one time. It was going to go, Bobby, did you? My little brother's name was Bobby. I'm like, Bobby, did you hear that owl? He's like, man, that owl, that doesn't sound like an owl.

But, you know, we heard things like that. In the area, I mean, there were porcupine in the area. There were coyotes in the area. There were deer in the area, rabbit, squirrels, that type of stuff. There was also a couple of houses in the area, but they weren't super close to us. We had to go through the woods as a shortcut or go back down the gravel road and turn off one of these little tinier roads to go to this, you know, people's house. And I remember one day I was goofing off in the woods and I ran into this kid. About my same, maybe maybe nine or ten years old, okay.

And I'm like, oh, where do you live? He's like, oh, I live right over here. You know, my dad knows you guys moved in over here. And you want to come over to my house. I'm like, yeah, you know, I said real quick, I've got to go tell my dad. He goes, I'll come with you. So we go running over to my house. I'm like, Dad, Dad, Dad, I found a friend.

He lives over here through the woods. And I was like, my dad's like, oh, that's great, you know, just be careful when you're out there. You know, don't do anything dumb. You know, don't be stupid. And so, you know, I'd go over there quite a bit of times. And one thing that I thought was really super cool about his house is that his dad had this giant rabbit hutch. This rabbit hutch was mass. We could have been like a little fort.

Like seriously. And what was really cool about this hutch is that the front of it had these double doors that had this lock that you had to slide like a bolt. You'd slide the bolt over and then lock it down. And then you had two other locking mechanisms that you lifted like the front part of the roof of the hutch up and it would like lock into place. So if you wanted to go in there and clean everything out, you had easy access, right? Well, I remember one day I come over to my friends and me and my brother, we come running up the driveway. And I see his dad come walking around from the back of the house and he's just livid. He's like, I don't get it.

Why would someone do this? so we're thinking that our friend is out there in the backyard so we go run alongside the house while his dad goes into the garage and jeremiah something had manipulated the locks ripped the doors off and killed every single rabbit whoa and when i say killed him he goes i remember his dad distinctively saying they're all here but why And when he asked that question, this is why he asked that question. Some of them were ripped apart. Some of them just had their heads ripped off. He had like 20 rabbits, 30 rabbits maybe in there. And all the rabbits were accounted for.

But they were just all heads popped off, ripped in half, you know, either side, you know, like grab from the head in the bottom and just pulled apart or grabbed by the back. legs and ripped in half that way, just all of them mutilated and just left there. Like someone was doing it just to have a good time. And that's probably the scariest thing that that happened to that location. Like I said, it was probably maybe a quarter of a mile, half a mile from where we were to the road, something like that. And we would have to walk up to the main road where there was a streetlight. That's where our bus picked us up.

And there would be times we'd have to get up like four. o'clock in the morning, 4.30 to get up to the bus stop because the bus caught, came around like a 515. And this is a rural area. So it had a big route. So by the time we got to school, it was like 7.30. So we had like a two-hour bus ride sometimes. And I remember pitch black, dark as dark as can be. Bigfoot Society will be right back after these messages. Plan B made over-the-counter emergency contraception legal more than 20 years ago. It's a safe, effective backup birth control option that helps prevent pregnancy before it starts by temporarily delaying ovulation. Plan B is the number one OBGYN recommended brand and the only one that you can find at all major

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ethical expertise, market data, and tools to bring you home. So when looking for a home, look for the R and work with a member of the National Association of Realtors. They're right by you. We were not walking down that gravel road. We were running down that gravel road. And there would be times where we knew and we heard something pacing us on either side of us until we got up to where the edge of that light was. As soon as we walk into how that war of that light shine was from that street light, that's when they stopped. And then we get on the bus. So yeah. But we only stayed in that property for about a year, maybe a little over a year. My dad had been involved in a really, really bad car accident. He was almost killed.

So we had to move back to Tacoma and move in with my aunt and uncle. And it was almost a full year by the time we went back out to that property. You know, everything was all locked up and stuff. We went there just to grab the rest of our stuff. Because it was in October that my dad had that accident. So it was probably not in the year. I'm sorry, not a year. It was probably that next spring. I walked around the camper and it looked like something was looking.

You know how you cup your hands over your eyes or on the side of your eyes to try to look into something? Yeah. It looks like on every single one of the windows, you saw that print. and you could see where like a nose was pushed up against, like something was trying to look in the windows. And especially the windows where my brother and I's beds were, because that was a good maybe seven feet off the ground. And there's eyes looking and trying to look through the curtain that was there.

But every window had multiple, like, prints like that. So. Oh, my goodness. But, yeah, that was that area. That was in cram. Yeah. And that was in the early to mid. 80s you were saying 84 right yeah early yeah yeah 84 did uh at any point did your dad ever

try to talk to the the cops about what was going on or is kind of like we can handle it ourselves or well like I said my dad was raised in Alaska so my dad's had had encountered with things up in Alaska to the day that he died he still swears you know he swore to the day that he died that he saw a werewolf my dad encountered the Kushtika on two occasions while he was up in Alaska. So my dad, you know, my dad believed, you know, that as long as we weren't doing anything aggressive or we weren't doing anything disrespectful, that they wouldn't really mess with us. And there was times where my dad would put other things up like smoked salmon.

He'd put that up there. And he'd always do the same thing. He'd always grease that pole so nothing else can climb up that pole and get it. And it'd be gone. And there'd be times where we'd have like, well, my brother found a dead squirrel sitting up there. There'd be times where we'd have like rocks up there or a marble. There's a marble up there for some reason. So berries, there'd be huckleberries up there, blackberries, raspberries.

Yep, just sitting up there. Wow. So there was maybe a little bit a gifting situation going on there in a way. Yeah, probably. And my brother said at times he'd thrown like a ball because he knew they were sitting, you knew the juveniles were sitting out in the woods watching us. So my brother would be out there goofing off and he would on purpose throw a ball out there and we'd never see it again, never see it again.

Oh, I bet not. You would definitely not see it again. Did you ever talk to your dad about this when you were an adult or when you were older? Oh, yeah. Oh, see. this is this is the thing with my dad my dad my dad my dad believed my dad know my dad knew i mean and we would talk about it and it would be the same thing you know daniel you you know you know what you saw you know what you saw you know and and then i got to ask him because you know i start having these

memories all of a sudden come back to me and stuff. And I remember, like, when I was like seven, seven or eight, my dad, my dad loved to hunt. And there was this place up around, I want to say, north, northeast of Aberdeen. And we called it the hunting camp, right? Well, my dad, we went to this hunting camp and we went and, and we weren't hunting. well I wasn't hunting my dad was hunting and he goes do you want to go hunt with me and I'm like sure he goes well we have to get up early we're going to sit in a deer stand and I'm like okay and I was unusual for my dad's my dad never really hunted from a deer stand he'd always be on the ground and he

would normally track you know what he wanted to hunt and then do what you know do what he did and I remember we went up had camp the next day we went out and he goes come up in this, you know, come up here. This is our deer stand. And the deer stand overlooked this trail, but there was also a couple game trails that came, that came off of it, went underneath the deer stand, and then up into the woods behind the deer stand. And my dad goes, at night, they come out of the woods from here. They do what they do down here. And then when it starts getting light again, they're going to come back up this path, this deer, you know, this, this, this animal path or whatever.

And they'll go back up into the woods and they'll bed down for the day because then they know people are out and about. They don't, you know, that's where they're going to lay low. Because I'd ask him, why are we not looking at the woods? He goes, and he gave me that reason. So he gets me up in the deer stand, you know, we take his rifle, hoist his rifle up with a rope and we're sitting up in there. It was a homemade deer stand.

It was big enough for two people. And my dad starts looking through his little back, his little knapsags, a little backpack. He's like, oh, he goes, I forgot something. We were baby, I don't know, half a mile away from the camp. He's like, stay here. You'll be fine. I'm going to run down to the camp, get what I need, and I'll be right back up. I'm like, okay, no big deal.

I'm like seven, eight years old. I'm not scared of anything. I'm not worried about anything, right? So even in later life, I did this when I went hunting. I started dozing off. Now, I'm getting comfortable, and I've got my left leg stretched out, and it's kind of hanging off to the side a little bit of the deer stand. And I feel this tug on my boot.

And it kind of wakes me up, and it's not quite light yet. And so I look, and my boots untied. and I'm looking around and I'm thinking oh man I must have twitched you know my dad might be messed with me

so I reach down I tie my boot up again and I'm watching you know looking around and I start nodding off again and just as I get right down off boom I feel my tug on my boot again and I look down

and my boots untied again and I'm like dad knock it off you know and so I go and I go and I tie my my boot up again. And now it's time I'm watching my boot. I'm like, okay, I'm going to see if it's my dad mess with me because maybe, you know, he saw me nod, nah, or saw me sleeping. And he snuck up and he always messing with me. Well, I hear this noise off to the right of me. And when I look over to

see what it was and I'm looking, I feel another tug at my boot. And my boot is untied. And now I'm mad, but I'm also, I'm scared. And about that time, I see my dad. And I see my dad. And I'm, dad walking up the path. And my dad, real funny, real funny. He's like, what are you talking about? I go, dad, you untied my boot. He's like, son, I didn't untie your boot. I go, dad, you did.

You untie my boot three times. And he's like, son, I'm coming up from the camp. There's no way. This whole thing transpired about 30, 45 minutes, maybe tops, right? And I'm like, dad, you untie my boot. I know you did. I know it was you. You snuck around.

He goes, son. I did. I go, Dad, you just untied it. You made a noise. He goes, where? I go over there. And so he's okay. He's stay put. So he goes, and he starts looking around. And I'm watching him. He's doing like a circle pattern, like a search. And he gets up to the woods behind the stand, and he kneels down. He looks at something. And I see my dad immediately take his rifle, put his rifle to ready. He like grabs his strap. And he pulls it and tied into his shoulder. My dad's a Vietnam vet. My dad was 1001st Airborne. He was an EOD specialist. He was a tunnel rat. Did a lot of point, you know, walking point when they were on patrol. So my dad was very, very observative things.

Just super, super observant of everything around him. And I see him bring his rifle to the ready. And now he's scanning left to right and then back right to left. And he's like, he's like, he's like, Daniel, get out of the tree right now. Get out of the stand and head back down towards the camp right now. I'm like, dad, what's going on? He's like, just go do it. Now, I look real quick, and he's backing up, but he's still facing the tree line.

And he goes, just go. He goes, I'll be right behind you. And he goes, don't walk. You need to run. Run down to the camp. So I'm with everything I got. I'm hauling butt back down. And I stop every so often.

And I see my dad. He's coming back. He'd run. He'd stop. He'd turn around. He'd scan. And he'd take off running. He's like, just go, go, go.

Well, we get into the camp and we see my uncle come out of the tent. And he's like, Darrell, he goes, what are you doing? He's like, what do you mean? He goes, why are you messing with Daniel? He's up in the stand. He doesn't really talk about it. I just came back from my stand. He goes, he goes, it's getting too warm out here.

You know, nothing's going to be, nothing's going to be moving around. So he's like, okay, well, we just need to go. So they packed up the camp and we left. Now, to get to this camp, you had to drive like an hour and a half, two hours. And you had to hike in for like about another hour. say. And the second time we went to the camp, we had my dad, my uncle, who's also a Vietnam vet, his neighbor or friend named Frenchie, who was also a Vietnam vet, two of his neighbors. So he had five adults, and he had me and my brother, and then each one of the neighbors brought one of their

sons. So you had four kids and five adults. We had this giant canvas tent, I was a got an army tent. that you could sleep like 10, 15 people in comfortably. And normally you'd have like a little wood burning stove in the middle of this. That's how big this tent was. You'd have to bring everything in on like deer sleds or whatever. So everybody was carrying backpacks, whatever they could. The kids didn't really carry a lot. The adults pulled all these, you know, these sleds.

They had everything up. Went in there, set everything up. You know, my uncle was like, hey, who wants you some fishing? you know, we were fishing down in the stream that was close to the hunting camp. You could see, it was like a rocky kind of like a small pebble, but sandy, like beach. And the part of the stream was right in front of this is really slow moving. So it was a good place to go swimming or fishing if you wanted to. My goal is to say, he did you want to shoot some guns.

It's where I first shot a Rugo Super Black Hawk, 44 Magnum. I was nine years old when that happened. It took us about 15 minutes to find the gun because it flipped over my head when I shot it. Amazing time. They were shooting 22s and just having a good time. But when we shot the 22s, we heard this loud, like, yell. Like, I thought it was like a bear roar way off in the distance, right? And didn't think anything of it. So, you know, we caught fish, we ate, you know, we cleaned up. All of our food stuffs were in bags and hanging up in a tree, probably about 15 feet up into a tree over a limb. and, you know, my dad, my uncle and my dad had tied him off real well.

And my uncle was in the Navy, and he rode on those patrol boats up and down the Macon Delta. He was like the front gunner. So they had like twin 50 cows or twin M60 or something. So that's what his job was. So again, this is another person who's really, really observant, has to keen eye looking for stuff. French he was a psycho, but he was also a Vienavet. And these guys, we had three bona fide warriors with us. We didn't really worry about nothing.

So the first night, everything went by, you know, pretty cool, no big deal. Heard something moving around, around the camp. And we're like, you know, what was that? I'm thinking it's a bear, no big deal. Second day goes out, you know, they see some tracks and stuff. I see them talking about it. I'm not thinking anything about it. I think what I see are bear tracks, no big deal.

So, you know, we're goofing off again the next, you know, that second day. We're supposed to be out just like four or five days. We're out there goofing off, fish and swimming, shooting, B, B, B, you know, 22s again. And this time, my dad and my uncle, they split us up and they wanted to show us the land. Hey, you know, if you guys are ever lost, you find something like this. You know, you can do this with it. You can do here. If you get lost, you stay put where you are.

You know, you can use this to make a noise. They're trying to show us some type of survivals. They want us to have a good time, but they want us to learn something. And so at second day, we're shooting, we're shooting again. And this time we hear not like a bear roar, but we hear like a howl, but like with a scream attached to it. And it was closer this time. It wasn't often it is that this is closer. So I noticed the adults looking around and like, hey, you guys are getting late, you know, let's have some dinner.

So we ate some dinner, again, cleaned up, put everything up. And we're laying down. And how we all slept was the two neighbors and Frenchy were sleeping. If you're looking directly at the tent, they're sleeping on the left-hand side of the tent. And the two neighbors, their sons are sleeping with them. And then it's me, it's my dad, me, my brother, and my uncle on the other side, on the right-hand side. and now we hear a lot of movement outside. We hear footsteps, we hear scuffling,

we hear something getting into some of the stuff that we have left out. It's nothing like food or things. It's just like pans and, you know, chairs or whatnot, and stuff's moving around. We hear like murmuring, like a, you know, something like talking. and then we hear something and I can fill it with each step walking around the tent. And when I look up, I see my dad as wide awake and he's got his rifle. He had a Marlon Lever Action 30-30 rifle.

Frenchie was up. The other two guys were up and my uncle were up and they were all carrying either I had a handgun, a high-powered, high-calibre handgun or a rifle. and I'm watching my dad and my dad is following whatever's walking around the tent as he's going by. He's following it with his rifle. Frenchie and my uncle are sitting in the middle of the tent

one's facing the front flap and one's facing the back flap. And if anything was going to come through, they were in trouble because those two would unload it on them, right? Bigfoot Society will be right back after these messages. Plan B made over-the-counter emergency contraception and legal more than 20 years ago. It's a safe, effective backup birth control option that helps prevent pregnancy before it starts by temporarily delaying ovulation.

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Physical gold and silver have been used for generations during uncertain times to diversify, not replace traditional investments. Preserve gold helps Americans understand these options. Text eye heart to 50505 to get your free wealth protection guide and explore how precious metals may fit into your retirement planning. The other boys are sleeping and I'm wondering what's going on. I go to ask my dad a question. I'm trying to whisper to him. And about that time, I hear something run by, as it ran by, it sounded like claws raked across the whole side of the canvas tent and then over on the other side of the canvas tip. So it ran around holding its left arm out and his hand out and just raking its claws all the way around the tent. And then after it did that, it was silent.

Like there was nothing else going on. It just got as silent as a morgue. Again, I could, I'm doing everything I can not to start screaming. My dad is holding me. He's got his hand over my mouth so I wouldn't scream. I didn't go to sleep for the rest of the night. It seemed like it was forever until sunlight came out. Birds started chirping.

I watched Frenchie and my dad and my uncle or my, French and my uncle and the other two guys leave. And also, then I hear my uncle go, Dean, you got to come out here and see this. And I beat my dad outside the tent because if my dad gets to see something cool, I want to see something cool, right?

So I go running out. And our food bags, there are three of them, they were all taken out of the tree. They were open. And anything that was not a can was gone, completely gone. Chairs were messed up. We found stuff down by the river. Now I'm seeing giant like human-sized footprints, probably 17, 18, 19 inches long, all over the place.

And my dad's like, let's go, get the boys up, let's pack up, we're getting out of here. So as we're getting everything ready, we hear this scream. That came maybe 150, 200 yards from the side, one of the sides. If I'm thinking, if I'm remember the right-hand side, north-southeast, west, I couldn't tell you. If I'm looking at the lake or at the stream, it's to our right-hand side, the side where the tent is. It's like about 150, 200 yards away, and it is loud.

And you feel it come through the trees, the screen. No one bothered to pack anything up neatly. They just threw things on the, the sleds. People were grabbing packs that didn't belong to them. And now we're running. We're taking off. We're going back up.

Again, this is like an hour hike to this campy spot to where we parked our trucks. It was my dad's truck, my uncle's truck, and French's truck. And when we started taking off, it was Frenchie in the front. then the two dads, then the four kids, and then my uncle Darrell and my dad bringing up the rear. And as we're going, they're like, you guys got to go faster. You guys got to go faster.

Well, my little brother and one of the other boys were younger than us. They wound up getting put on one of the sleds and the two other adults are just pulling my brother, my brother and one of their sons as fast as they can. I've got my little brother's backpack in the front of me. I've got my backpack on the back of me, and I'm running with everything I got. I think I'm carrying something else. I don't really recall what it was.

But we're making crazy time, but now you hear something tearing through the trees. And you can't really see it, but you can hear it. All of a sudden I hear my dad, my dad yells, I've got one over here on the left. And then I hear my uncle say, I just saw one over here on the right.

And these guys are, Jeremiah, these are two Vietnam vets. I've seen two sides of my uncle and two sides of my dad. I've seen the happy go lucky, the joyous guys, the jokers. And then that day I saw dead serious. I saw two guys that were ready to throw down and just inflict a massive amount of pain and damage on whatever was out there. They went right.

back to Vietnam. And they're like, move, move, move, move. And we're running as fast as we can. Now, they're not saying, you know, they're not saying what they're seeing. They're just saying, I've got one on the left. I got one on the right. We get running, we come up, and I can see where we've got to go up this little hill and then up to the street, up to the road, this is logging road.

We go up. They're already throwing things in trucks as they go. whatever truck is closest is getting something thrown into the back of it. My brother runs. He gets in the middle truck. I think it was my uncle's truck. I jump into the back of my dad's truck. Everybody is just jumping in the closest vehicle they can get into that isn't already full.

Again, the old, you pull down the visor, the keys fall out. That's what was the scenario there. Guys are getting in the trucks. They're starting them up. My uncle all of a sudden he just throws the sled that he had, threw it up over, it almost landed on me because I'm in the bed of the truck. I see my dad run by. He gets in the bed of the truck that's in the middle. I believe my uncle's truck.

My uncle Darrell jumps in the back of our truck, the truck that I'm in. And they just say, go, go, go. And they start taking off. And they are going like a bat out of hell. And I'm sorry to cuss. That's what they were doing. all of a sudden my uncle just starts unload bang bang bang bang he's got a lever action as well my dad boom boom boom he's just rocking and rolling about that time i look up and i see this branch that was or this stick or whatever it was probably eight feet long and maybe three inches around it came selling from the woods through the air and it almost hit the um the front end of my dad's truck.

It barely missed the front end of my dad's truck. And we just gassed it. And we never went back to the hunting camp. Holy mackerel. And that, so that happened years before the other. Oh, my goodness. But again, I didn't really know what was. I didn't know what it was.

I didn't know that could have been. And again, to this day, I'm still not saying what was messing with my boot. And what chased this out of the woods, I'm not here to tell you that 100% was a big foot. I'm not because I didn't see it. I saw tracks. I heard noises. I've seen tracks and heard noises that if you look at any video on YouTube or listen to any podcast, it's all conclusive with what? A Sasquatch.

But I didn't see it. I'm not saying that's what it is. And then when you were 12, you actually saw it. I know what I saw. Exactly. I know what I saw. Oh my goodness, dude.

So having a good, I'm sure that you've had this internal thought over the years. What do you think it is that we're looking at when we look at something like what you saw when you were 12? Do you think it's an animal or some kind of human relationship? You know, now that I'm a co-host on a podcast and I've researched so many stories and heard so many stories and on my own before I was a co-host on the podcast, researching and watching things. You know, one, my host, Josh, him and I completely disagree on what these things are. I know for a fact 100% in my heart that what I've seen an experience was 100% flesh and blood. To put a label, is it type of a relic human? Is it an undiscovered, you know, North American ape?

I don't know. I won't attend more towards maybe a hybrid, maybe more of a relic humanoid, human. because the intelligence is there. I'm not saying apes and chimps are not intelligent because, I mean, it's been documented that chimpanzees will use weapons. Chimpanzees will use tools. They use things to manipulate certain things.

So the intelligence is still there with a primate. I just really can't, I can't, it's in its own box, really. Is it off the same tree as a human? Maybe. be. I don't know. Daniel, one thing's for sure, whatever it is, it's intense and it is very smart. And I've not had a visual yet, but the scream, we've got a big storm outside. The roar and the roar scream, I experienced that in Oregon way out in the woods.

I know what you're talking about. And, dude, it's a smart animal, whatever it is. I personally think it's some kind of physical creature that can do a lot of stuff that science can't explain yet. And who knows where that's going to lead? Let's talk about mysteries unknown for a little bit. Sure. So your co-hosts with Josh, who's also a great dude. Have there been any really interesting accounts that you,

that come to mind when you think of the, I mean, you've done multiple episodes and you've got already quite a following over there. It's a YouTube channel called Mysteries Unknown. And are there any accounts that stick out to you among the episodes that you've done so far? You know, there's actually quite a few that leave me dumbfounded, you know, and I won't say because I never experienced it. And it's really odd that, you know, we're just, picking up a lot of traffic with dog man right now, which I'll be honest with you. I don't know what that is. I think I tend to agree with Josh more about this, that they're evil. They have no good intention. I've heard way too many stories about them. I don't think I've ever seen one.

I've had an encounter, which I can't, I can't rule it out. I was up in the UP in Michigan. and my wife and I were coming home and we were just we were just west of Escanaba like just hardly out of town and it was probably one or two in the morning. It was super, super foggy. And I turned my driving lights on, like my fog lights on and I see something moving from the right side of the road like not quick, just slowly. walking across the street. And I kind of slowed down and my lights

hit it. And Jeremiah, this was the biggest darkest wolf I have ever seen in my life. I have never seen a wolf this big in my

life. If I would have driven, if I had drove, excuse me, I would have drove my truck up to this wolf and it just stood there and looked at me, it very well could have rested its chin on the hood of my truck. Oh, my goodness. And I drive a four-wheel drive, 2014 Chevy S-10 crew cab Z-71 model. All right.

And there's no doubt in my mind, if I were pulled right up to that wolf, he would have put his chin up and rested his chin and would have been looking right at me with his head on the hood of my truck. And then he just kind of, so I slowed down and I almost came to a stop and he kind of just very slowly kind of slowed down. And then he kind of looked at me and he just kept walking straight, just kept walking to the left and just kept his eye on me and then disappeared off into the woods. Now, I didn't think anything about this. So I went on Google Maps probably three or four months ago. and I know exactly where I saw this,

and I looked at the Google Maps and I'll be darned if there was not a cemetery where this thing was coming out of. Oh, man. And it just walked across the street and off into the woods and I couldn't get out of their fast enough. So you ask me if there's anything,

any episodes that stand out, And it's our dog man episodes. I mean, they are, we just had one recently posted up there where this guy, to this day, he shot one that looked like a fox when he was out hunting as a kid. And he said, he saw this fox, he raised his rifle or his shotgun. And in his mind, he heard, don't. And then he shot, and then he heard, shoot me. Bigfoot Society will be right back after.

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Whoa. And he says to this day, this dog man is following him wherever he goes. This dog man has used mind speak as he describes it and has told him when it is given the okay to do so is going to kill him. The dogman said the dog man is going to kill him. The dog man told this guy When I'm given the okay I'm going to kill you I'm telling you man

Bro That okay one that that stuff freaks me out So The dog man stuff is is freaky to me That mind speaks stuff to me Is even more freaky Because here's the thing Who's to say

You can't prove that it's dog man or it's Bigfoot. And I know I'm going to get flack for this. But it's like, dude, I think, I think, I don't know what I think yet, Daniel. I don't know. And that stuff scares me to death because what if it's not Bigfoot? What if it's not dog me? And what if it's something else?

You know what I mean? Exactly. Oh, 100%. I understand that you're saying. Oh, let me ask you, do you believe in infrasound? Yes. I do. I do as well. And I've been thinking about it as I've been talking to you. And I'm going to go ahead and let let you in on the last experience that I had. All I'm going to say is it happened in Shelby County, Tennessee. It happened in 92. I was home on leave from Germany. I'm an Air Force veteran. I was an Air Force security police officer. And my brother, my brother, my brother, my brother, my brother, my brother, my brother, my brother, was my best friend, my absolute, you know, you grow up and you have friends and say,

yeah, that guy's my best friend. I still haven't gotten over his death. And he passed away in 2016. So he graduated high school in 92. And our grandfather had just passed away. And so I came home on a Burntsey leave and I wanted to surprise him that I was coming home. One thing we like to do, we loved just hanging out with each other. It didn't matter. I'd get in my car, he'd get in his car, you know, whichever, whoever wanted to drive, and we would just go. And I'll tell you, all over the south, him and I, we've been all over the south, just to go out and drive. It didn't matter. We'd pull inside the road and we'd sleep. We'd have enough money. We'd get a little small hotel room and we'd just rack out and we just go exploring around. It didn't matter. We'd be gone

sometimes for weekends at a time. You know, with you like on a Friday, we'd be home on a Sunday night. We want to go camp, and I thought we did a lot with her little. And he said, hey, let's go to this fun spot. I'm like, okay, yeah, sure, not a problem. And the spot butts up against the Mississippi Dippy River. So, you know, we get a little packs and, you know, our canteens and, you know, we had like our little two-person tents. Now, you know, he was a big boy, six one, six two, about three-fifteen, you know, and I'm like five, nine, like 180. And so a two-man tent, you know, wouldn't do. So we had this four-man tent, which really with the size of both of us in there was actually a two-man tent when you think about with our sleeping bags and stuff.

So we were packing pretty light. This was late May, early June. So we were packing pretty light. We didn't really have to worry about staying warm because, you know, down south, it gets pretty warm. And so we go and we park. There's like a visitor center there. So we go and park. And he's driving his 76 Lincoln Continental, baby blue with a white top.

He called it the Stinking Lincoln. And we go and we park. We start walking down this road and there's a path that goes off into the woods. So we take the path. And then he's like, well, hey, let's go this way. Let's go off this path. He goes, I know there's an area over here further down, almost right on the river. It's got a nice sandbar pretty close to it.

You know, I'm like, hey, yeah, let's go. Let's do it. So we take off and we're probably walking maybe about an hour. and he's like, man, I got to go to the bathroom. And so he stops and he starts going to the bathroom. And I hear this whistle. And I go in to ask him if he heard that. He was, man, what do you whistle me for?

He goes, why do you go, bro, I didn't whistle. And so he finishes up. We start going down towards again. And all say he just stops. He goes, did you hear that? And I go, I go, no, what do you mean? He goes, did you hear that? And I go, no.

And he goes, I hear someone. walking. Now, if you're spending time in the woods, you know what a squirrel sounds like, you know, you know what a deer sounds like, you know, you know what these sounds are. You know what a four-legged animal sounds like. You know what a two-legged person or animal sounds like. And it's definitely bipedal. And he's like, man, I don't have a good feeling. I just, let's get out of here. Let's get out of here. I'm like, I'm like, okay, you know. So we turn around we start walking back says, man, we got to go now. It's going to be dark by the time we get back to the car.

So let's just go. So we turn around, we start heading back and I'm, well, I got to go to the bathroom. So I start to go to the bathroom. And I'm just getting ready to start. And he out of nowhere just pulls me like out of the way. And this stick or branch comes sailing through and hits the tree right where my head would have been. And he's like, dude, we got to go. And he goes, I just saw something.

Like, what do you mean? He goes, they just saw something peek around from that tree over there. I'm like, let's go, man. So we start going, and we're huffing it. And just out of nowhere, it's just like, he just like stops. And he puts his hand on a tree. He's like, man, I don't feel good. And it almost buckled into his knees.

Like, he just almost went to his knees. Like, man, I don't feel guys. I say, here, man, he'd get her drink of water. Here, drink some water. So he's trying to get some water. He's trying to get his composure with himself. He's like, man, I'm feeling, you know. He goes, man.

I still feel that. I feel sick. And I go, here, man, drink some more water. He goes, man, I got a headache. And I go, here. I sit here, just take some deep breaths. Here, drink some water. So he's drink some water.

He said, okay, we got to go. We got to go. So I started going. And all of a sudden, I get hit. And I'm like, man, I see, whatever you just went through, you just gave to me. And I started to feel really nauseous. It's so much that I actually went down to a knee. And I'm like, man, I don't feel that.

And then the headache hit me. And I'm like, bro, I go, I can't get my bearings, you know. And he's like, get up, get up, we got to go. We got to go. I just saw something again. I just saw something again. And we start moving. And we're moving.

We're hauling, but we come through this trail and we see the main trail. Now, we know once we hit this main trail, we're not far away. We're maybe 150 yards, 200 yards to the main asphalt road. So we start going. and he my brother is gassed he is he's just gassed and i'm like come on man come on come on he goes man you're in better shape than me just go i said oh come on let's go let's go so we get up to the main road and i'm facing where our car is facing and i've got the keys to his car to to his car and i'm looking you look down the road and it's got like a bend in the road that goes to the right

and he's looking at me and he's looking at, you know, the road behind me. And he goes, bro, I just saw it cross the street. Okay, I'm not going to cry. I'm not going to cry. And he's like, man, just go. Just go. He goes, I can't go anymore, man.

He goes, I can't go. I'm gassed. And I go, man, come on. Let's go. Let's go. And he goes, he goes, no. He goes, tell mom, I love her. He goes, just go. Get out of here. I know you'll be able to get to the car before me. And I slapped him as hard as I could. And I'm like, man, no, you take off. Go.

Give me your knife. You know, I had a straight edge, almost like a K-bar knife. And he had a really large lock blade. And I grabbed his knife from him. I said, I got this. I said, go. I'll catch up with you. Just go.

I know I can catch up to you. And so he takes off in a dead run. And I'm standing there and I'm like, come on, let's go. Let's go. You want some of this? Let's go. I'm sure I'm saying other things, but I can't recall everything I was saying. But I know that's the effect that I was saying.

I was like, I'm like, let's go. You know, you're not going to get my little brother, you know. And I hear my brother go, come on, come on, come on. And I look at he's just getting ready to go around the bend. So I take off at a dead sprint. And what I'm running is harder and as fast as I can. I hear something like a freight train. just bulldozing right through the woods. It's right on my right hand side. I mean, it is moving.

And I go, Bobby, go, go, go. Well, he gets up to the car. And I try to dukes of hazard across the hood of the car. I don't stick the landing. I land on my back. The backpack I had on, it saved me because I didn't. I didn't knock any of the air on me. I jumped back up. I was able to get the key in, hit the unlock button my brother jumps in and i put it and i started the car i put it reverse it i'm rolling and he's like go go go it's right there it's right there i can see it's in it's in the trees it's chasing it's it's right there and he and my brother's like come on please go faster go faster he's like daniel just go just go and i just mash the gas as as hard as i can and the the engine kicks in and we start taking off he's like it's still it's right there it's right with us

and we come up to a T and I locked the brakes, I crank the wheel to the left, we fished tail out, and I just take off. And that's the last time we were in that area. Oh, my goodness. I'm sorry. Dan, I'm sorry you lost your brother. You can tell you guys had, you had a special, special connection. Oh, man, he would be called. He'd be called me so many pets.

he would be clowning me so bad right now big baby why he crying I'm missing yeah you'll see him again someday man oh I know yeah I know I will but yeah that was that was the

that's that's pretty much the last time I've ever been deep in any woods like that so yeah I was gonna ask if if this is a thing where you know now that you're you're getting into the show with with Josh and and your star I know you're you go deep with with researching different things if if you've gotten to the point where you started to to go into it it's not a thing for you it sounds like yeah you know it's a lot of times when I'm doing research I've got to stop and just walk away from it for a little bit because it brings it back, you know. And then it just makes me take, you know, stock of my life.

And, you know, I've got three grandbabies now and, you know, three kids and a beautiful wife. And, you know, I don't go out and do the crazy things like I used to. I used to just go for days, sometimes weeks off into the woods and just do my own thing, you know? Yeah. And I just don't. I just don't. I just don't. You know, I'm more hyper alert, more hyper aware of my surroundings. I don't pigeonhole myself into certain things. I avoid areas and situations at all possible. I carry everywhere I go. You know, it's better to have and not need the need and not have. You know what I'm saying? No, absolutely. And it puts you in an interesting situation where you've had these things happen to you. in the past and you're able to relate to, you know, if you are to interview someone about a Bigfoot site, you're able to relate about, you know, the emotions they went through and how it

probably, you know, gets replayed over and over in your mind or, you know, different things like that. Bigfoot Society will be right back after these messages. Plan B made over-the-counter emergency contraception legal more than 20 years. years ago. It's a safe, effective backup birth control option that helps prevent pregnancy before it starts by temporarily delaying ovulation. Plan B is the number one OBGYN recommended brand and the only one that you can find at all major retailers in all 50 U.S. states. There's no minimum age requirement and you don't need an ID to buy it. You can order it through DoorDash and other major delivery platforms too. That's freedom to be. Use as directed.

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going out to different places. But what is, you know, speaking of Mysteries Unknown, what is the main goal that you guys have with that channel? Well, with Mysteries Unknown, you know, Josh created it and I'm championed it as well. You know, we just want a safe space for people to go. If they've had an encounter, they had something they can't explain. And they want to be able to let it off their chest. You know, they want to be able to get that off their chest and hopefully have other people relate to them. You know, I, I monitor the chat on each one of the episodes during and even after they're posting, you know, we would do a live and then when we post a live or post or Josh posted episode, you know, I understand and I'm guilty of this. I'm very, very, I look at things.

I scrutinize everything. I really do. And I think. think that's just my military background, me being a police officer in the military, then being a correctional officer from the state of Tennessee for two years, and then doing private security and things like that. You know, I'm very, very cynical in a way that when I listen to someone's account, you know, I give everybody the benefit of the doubt. And I do not like it when people go on and just openly and blatantly just say, This person's full of crap.

This person's lying. This person's BS. I don't believe nothing they're saying. This person's a jokester or whatever. You know, because here's the thing. I don't know everybody's story. I don't know their experiences. I wasn't there on the ground with them.

Now, I mean, you know, we've had a guest on and you've had a guest on your show that, you know, they've mentioned stuff when it comes to the military. And I'm very critical to that. Right. One of the guests did the exact same thing I did in the Air Force, and I call shenanigans on a part of this story because I know the rules and regulations. I know the operating procedures. I know all of that. And that person was, I think, telling a story.

And then you had a person on there. I called the person out on, you know, I didn't say you're a liar, but I said, you know, I got questions, you know. and I've actually had conversations with that person, and I'm actually following their channel too, because I like their channel. It's pretty interesting. But, you know, still, it's, it's, I just want to protect people's story.

I just want to protect them. I want them to understand that, you know, there are people out there that have experienced similar things, if not the same thing, and it's a safe space for them to come. And that's what Josh, Josh is, is very, very, very passionate about, you know. It's a safe space for everybody.

to let everybody know, hey, I did have this issue and I don't know where to go. I'm afraid to say anything to anybody. I just need to know, am I crazy? Or did I see what I saw or did I experience what I experienced? And we want them to know that, hey, you can come here and you're safe. I love that. It's very close to what guides me. But the thing that I like about your channel is that, you know, you don't just stick to Bigfoot.

you're throwing all sorts of stuff in there. As you were mentioning before, you've got the Dogman episodes. And a lot of my listeners are like, get into Dogman. I'm like, well, I'm kind of sticking to Bigfoot. If it comes up organically, then yeah, we'll do it. But, I mean, the great thing about your channel is that it's got all sorts of stuff for all sorts of people over there. So definitely listeners will want to check it out. The link is going to be in the show notes and they can subscribe and all that good stuff.

but Daniel, it has been such a awesome chat with you. I'm glad we were finally able to get you on the show. And thank you so much for sharing your stories, your accounts that I know are very near and dear to your heart. And I really appreciate you doing that. Yeah. Hey, I just want to let you know if it's okay. I mentioned you earlier today. I started my own podcast.

Heck yeah. and it's called the Paranormal Narrative Podcasts that's on YouTube. I've only got one episode on there so far. And I dive into everything that's paranormal, supernatural, ghostly hauntings, things like that. I'm going to try to stay away from Bigfoot, Dogman, that type of stuff because that's Josh's, you know, that's his thing. And him and I were a team, you know, people have called this the dynamic duo. And I'm truly blessed to have him in my life as my friend and my friend and my friend. and my brother, you know, and, you know, because of him, I met you and found you.

Actually, I was listening to you before I even met Josh. Dang. There's go. Yeah, I came across you. I came, I go, listen to this guy. Listen to how he talks. I love that page is how he talks. You know?

Well, thanks. Thanks, Daniel. I appreciate that. Yeah, man. And, you know, I'm just trying to work, I'm just trying to work, you know, work behind the scenes and get Josh some. pretty good interviews. Josh has done so much for me. And Josh is, like you said, he is such a great guy. He, he honestly, man, he's helping fill that void of my little brother being gone. I mean, he's that top every single day, multiple times a day, man. And I tell him I love him. He's my brother.

I'm blessed to have him in my life. And I just want to, I just, I, I succeed when he succeed. That's the way I look at. I want to do as much for him as I possibly can. So, that's, that's special. Yeah. Daniel, thank you. I'm going to have both shows in the show notes that down the description people can check out. But you guys are doing great.

I'm a fan of what you guys are doing myself. I try to catch everyone that I can. And thank you so much for coming on, Daniel. Dude, I was, I was surprised that you wanted me on. And I'm very honored to be on your show, man. I mean, you are, and I call it my Monday, I call it my Monday morning mix up. You know, it's, it's you, it's Sasquatch Chronicles, it's Josh. Nice.

It's Sasquatch Odyssey, you know. So, I mean, I, for probably five hours of my day is spent listening to you guys. Oh my goodness. That's a good group to be in. Ah, thank you, man. I appreciate it. I appreciate you, man. Please take a minute to help out the show by subscribing on YouTube,

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