Bigfoot Society - Oregon Family Shares Sasquatch Sightings

Episode Date: December 22, 2023

The incredible Ronnie Roseman returns to Bigfoot Society with his daughter (Priscilla Davidson) and son-in-law (Steve Davidson)!The crew takes turns sharing their personal Bigfoot encounters from throughout the Pacific Northwest which makes for an episode you won't want to miss.Become a supporting Patreon member and hear an extra episode with Ronnie here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/bigfoot-society-95088947Resources:Sasquatch Summer Fest 2024 - https://www.sasquatchsummerfest.comALERT: GET 50 PERCENT OFF YOUR TICKETS WITH CODE "BIGFOOT SOCIETY" FOR BIGFOOT SOCIETY LISTENERS!!!To see the full first episode with Ronnie Roseman then watch this one - https://youtu.be/AdtrZs_35e0Share your Bigfoot encounter here: [e-mail]🔴 Subscribe to hear more Bigfoot encounters: https://www.youtube.com/@BigfootSociety?sub_confirmation=1Share this video with a friend: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5v75Od-X38Watch more episodes of the Bigfoot Society podcast here – https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3t1vwtsKh-MGeHs0XglFJE5LwUHpmJm_&feature=sharedRecommended Playlist – New Jersey Bigfoot Encounters - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3t1vwtsKh-Mk4032IyZtWgP6LVPU8uat✅ Help me help others share their Bigfoot Encounter by joining the community on Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/thebigfootsociety✅ Hear ad-free episodes early by joining the community on Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8Qq45W6iaTU8FE9kelxT7Q/joinLet’s connect:Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/bigfootsociety/Twitter – https://twitter.com/bigfoot_societyTiktok - https://www.tiktok.com/@bigfoot.societyAffiliate links mean I earn a commission from qualifying purchases. This helps support my channel at no additional cost to you.My Audio Interface: https://amzn.to/3L1q8XYPut some pep in my step by buying me a coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/bigfootsocietyPick up some merch here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/bigfootsociety/?etsrc=sdtSend mail here:Bigfoot Society125 E 1st St. #233Earlham, IA 50072Send business inquiries to: [e-mail]

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behind Jasper Mill. And I watched it for 10 seconds. And I didn't say anything because I was trying to compute what I was seeing. While she was trying to compute what she was seeing, I was dodging cars that were stopping on the road and getting out and looking up at the hill at what she was looking at.

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And share this episode with a friend. Does not cost a thing, and it helps the show continue to grow. If you'd like to hear Bigfoot Society episodes early and ad-free, you can do so by becoming a Patreon supporter or a YouTube channel number. links to those are in the show notes. In Bigfoot Society, I've taken far too much of your time so far, so let's get on with the show. All right, Bigfoot Society, you got the privilege of talking to Mr. Ronnie Roseman, again, out there in Oak Ridge, Oregon.

And this time, we've got his daughter, Priscilla Davidson, and also her husband, Steve Davidson, along for the ride. They're both all on the phone right now. How's it going, guys? Ready, good. Great. Awesome. First off, I want to ask Ronnie right off the bat.

Ronnie, last time we talked about some pretty wild stuff that happened to you out there in Oak Ridge over the years. Has anything interesting happened to Bigfoot Wise since we last talked? Yeah, that was in April, wasn't it? There was a two-year disconnect between me and any activities with these things, right? Because of the winners, there were hard winners, and then there were fires for two years. and near proximity, so you couldn't get back in. All the smoke and activity and stuff, they probably left the area,

and I didn't know if they'd be coming back. I went up there a few times, put up food, stuff, no signs of anything. And I went up there on my birthday in June, and the last time on the show, I was talking about my gifting tree or whatever, where I built up a trust with him, playing guitar and singing,

taking the food in. and right behind that tree, which had probably 3, 400 feet back in a little meadow. And there was big foot tracks all over everywhere for about 100 square feet. The familiar tracks, the old man, the 23-inch tracks. In fact, my son-in-law and daughter seen them, we were together. I took them up there and showed them. And the big guy is the only one they had the toes, that went. that showed distinctive five toes.

The other ones who were just on the surface, but no toe definition. Anyway, the big guy left toe definition. That's when I really count them. So the sizes of all the tracks, there were several different sizes. What I presumed to be, the old lady, was about 15 inches, almost nine inches at the ball, seven inches at the hill. The old man, 23 inches in length, a little, over nine inches at the ball, seven inches at the hill.

And then the ones that might be young adults or juveniles or something with about 12-inch tracks or whatever, they were present. The whole family was there. And that's the ones that I had gotten acquainted with probably two years before. I tried to reestablish I was doing that. And nothing. I put the food up. A bear got a hold of it at one time and other critters and stuff

while, not them. But they let us know they were there. I went back up there with Duane and because I told him all this. I wanted to show him the tracks back in there and I've never seen big fat tracks like that. You only see a few, maybe a series, if you're lucky, but I've never seen them do that and I leave tracks all over everywhere because they just left them everywhere. Lots of tracks and I don't know why they did that. still working on that. But maybe they wouldn't need to know they were there. I don't know.

Maybe they missed my singing or my food. I don't know. But anyway, so I took DeWane up there, and he still has PTSD from the experiences we had up there previously before I gained their trust. And so he didn't want to go back in there. Look at the tracks. It was too far back in because he still,

even though he'd tell me that area for over 50 years. and he's not afraid of any type of animal. I told you, I think, that he's been charged by Grizzlies twice, and it didn't bother him. But he's still, I don't think he's afraid of anything except these things. He has a very deep respect for Bigfoot. I took him up there, and he wanted to stay on the road. Well, I went back in and did my thing and took my guitar and stuff. Before I went back in, he was going to stay there.

I've only heard the sound three times once was in 99 and the Ciscuits and then twice up here that the air rate types sound were you know that one are you there yes so you heard that one yeah I don't want you running out on me I think I told this last time when I don't hear somebody coming back I think they probably hung up and took off or something exactly but it's I'm not used to getting this much attention. So anyway, that come out. That's the one that sounds like an air raid siren and goes on for this lengthy. And that's the one that if it's close enough, this one sounded like it was at a pretty good distance. But I'm sure it was for us. But if you hear that close up, which I have it, that's the one to make your hair stand up. But anyway, so we heard that.

And then I went back and did my thing. And then when I come back, nothing happened with me while I was back in there, staying in. I stayed a while, about a half an hour at least. But I gone back out, and Dwayne said that while he was standing there, he heard something that was in the woods, not far somewhere in there. He didn't know exactly what it was. Couldn't tell. But right on, right after you heard something on that side, behind him, he's standing on the access row. Behind him, he heard that he said.

sounded like rocks getting together. And that's a typical sign, right? So I think that they were watching him. They weren't worried about me. I think they knew what I was doing. But I haven't really, I'm trying to get my nerve back up. It's almost like starting over. And I've been up there with people.

I've been up there two or three times by myself, which is unnerving. But I think that maybe for me to, I just now got a car, thanks to the kids here, so I can start going back up. I haven't been able to go up there because of that car problems, but I can start going back up there now. It's not too much snow or roads to messed up. But I can start going back up. But I think what I need to do is what I did from the first time.

I need to go by myself because they made it evident two times. I think I explained this the last time. But every two times I took somebody up there, they got intimidating one time really heavy intimidating and it's because i brought somebody with sure so they don't yeah they want one person and i'm the one that got to trust and i'm the only one i think that i'm going to reconnect here with them i've just got to steal up and go back in there by myself and that's what i'm going to have to do but now i got a chance to do i'm going to start doing that and see if I can be established the relationship I had before.

It was great because I go up there and as soon as I did it, once they left an apple there. I think it was for me. But when I established that trust, they were there. It was great to sit there. Once you're there, you're never going up every time, but once you're there. And they're whipping, whip and high-pitching sounds continuously. As long as I stayed there, they kept whipping from the area. that I would guess was the area where they left these tracks this time.

But they're whipping and stuff. I want to get back into that if I can't. Do you have any type of sound recorder? Have you ever considered bringing a sound recorder up there with you? I consider it, and then I forget about it. And I just end up not. I believe it or not, a lot of people probably wouldn't believe this. But I never been out or into this to prove it to anybody.

I don't care. and I just don't even if I seen one I would tell it but I used to thank God maybe I wouldn't even tell anybody I really don't care about impressing anybody or getting in the line line with it but of course now it's different we've got some activities going on I'm writing a book my daughter has a festival big festival coming up next year Ronnie tell me about your I didn't know you were starting to write a book can you tell me about that it's oh yeah I'd like to clear this stuff because I've had the title for this book for at least 15 years. I think Todd Needs to be remembers because I remember telling about the book and the title about 15, 20 years ago. And it's called Bigfoot and Beyond. And since then, as you probably know, Cliff Berkman has got a radio show by the same name. Yeah. I think I could use this name no matter or what, even if I had to change one word or something.

But I got a message, my daughter got a message to him about it. I was concerned about it. And he said, he said he thanked me for at least considering him before I did put a book out with that talk. I just would like to clear that up that I, I'm not, I like to be original. And I want to use that name. I'm planning on using that name. And, but I just don't want anybody to think I'm not, that I'd,

that I'm copying off somebody else for a title, that's all. But anyway, the book, it's actually two books in one. Bigfoot, that's, of course, about Bigfoot. And the book is mostly about my own experiences. It's not about other reports and stuff. I'll have a few reports and interviews I've done with people. But for the most part, is my experiences in my life with the weird and the unusual stuff. So the first book is Bigfoot, and then beyond is a lot of crazy sounding stuff or experiences I had from ghostly activity, flying saucers, and too much.

I don't want to get too. I feel fun. That's why I've never printed this because it's a book because it's just too much. It sounds crazy. If you take one phenomenon, that's one thing. but if you take a dozen or more experiences with separate categories of unusual phenomena, it starts sounding like you've got to lose screw. So that's why I never wanted to do it.

But I'm going to do it anyway. I don't care. I'm getting older and probably only a year or two before they can mock me anyway. Oh, Ronnie, you got to do it. That's going to be a fantastic book. I'm excited to read it once you release it for sure. Yeah, it's got my involvement. And I spent a lot of time in southwest Arkansas, the Fock Monster.

I've got a lot of stuff on that. And my relationship that I had was Smokey Crabtree. And then the Honey on the Swat Monster, I've done pretty good research, I think, on that. And I personally, I know that mainstream big footers, they don't get much credibility or any to three-toed type of bipeds. So that gets interesting. I've had a few arguments and checked off a few scientists. Some of them are friends with me out there with one of my biggest screen of matches was with Richard Greenwell of the International Society of Phimpsology.

We're coming out of the swamp areas there and Honey Island, the swamp. But I, Louisiana, and I thought we did some good interviews, got a lot of good information. At the family, there was no reason to think that anybody was taking anything. Because being scientific-minded, it's one of the biggest yelling matches we've had. And a lot of years of being together, but we only had two. And that was one of them over that, because primates do not have three toes. Any scientific toes have. I got enough on it.

I think that it brings it up to the table. Yes, that there's credibility. they do exist. So I got a lot of stuff on that. And then the weird stuff I might share with, I don't know how much time, I don't want to take too much time to pluck these guys out.

God, there's so much stuff in there. It's unbelievable. I actually saw the silver cord, and that's the cord that I didn't know anything about it. I didn't know that anybody seen this or there was a history on it at its time. It was in 1972. to, I've seen the cord that goes out from your abdomen or your center around your heart or whatever

and it goes off into another dimension. I've seen that and without knowing what it was. That's an interesting story on that. And I've had voices, which is indicative of mental illness, of course. But I've had voices tell me things that were going to happen in the future, even, told me once that I whispered in my right ear that I was going to meet George Harrison. What if you could get more from what you already do?

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PPD is not just an adjustment phase. Learn more at treatppD.com, sponsored by Supernus and Biogen. Which I did about six weeks later. That was witnessed by my wife, by the way. Another one, one that was witnessed with a voice thing was that I had a brother and nobody in the family knew about it. And that's the story. It ended up having a brother. Nobody knew about my dad except my dad, nobody ever said anything. And there was reasons for that beyond his control. And he ended up being the pallbearer first dad. He'd been looking for 40 years. But the voice told me about him a year before anybody knew about it, including me. And they saved my butt from the sheriff's department

that was coming to get me one time because I followed the police of myself called the district attorney's office accidentally and I was in another state and they got a warrant and then coming up for me and the voice told me, go now. And I only got about a block, two blocks maybe at the most.

The sheriff's were on their way and they were on me over, two big, early, ugly-looking sheriffs. I'd have nothing against law enforcement. I love law enforcement as long as a good guys. But, yeah, they were on the way to get me. If I'd waited five more seconds, 10 seconds, I would have been in the Hoosgall. So they saved me there.

Yeah, true. And there's several other incidences, too, where they helped me. But, yeah, I could talk about the book here for a long time. So that would give you a little bit of an introduction. It actually gets crazy and that. I love talking to you. So much.

So if listeners are like, why aren't you talking to Ronnie forever? Because I have talked to Ronnie, guys. There's another episode that you have to listen to with me and Ronnie, and it will just rock your face off.

So I'm going to have that in show notes. But I do also, I am going to talk to Priscilla and Steve tonight. This is a three-reading circus for sure. Yeah. So, Ron, I want to send you some stuff

later on, some inserts or maybe a chapter or something or whatever in the book thing. But all these experiences I've had have been close up in personal. Three spaceships I've seen, two of the classic saucers. One was in a daytime, up close. I could see every little mark on it. And metallic saucer daytime. The second one was nighttime, the middle of the night in my right, which is not into any of this stuff.

We had a flying saucer come in directly overhead and stop, and it was silent the whole time and put a light on. So there's stuff like that. And it just sounds too much for one person to have all these experiences. But I said, yeah, let's touch on that later on. Right now I had mixed all this stuff. This is Bigfoot. That's bad enough, right?

So over that. Let me lead in to this story with. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. I, about two weeks before Stephen's sighting, which he'll tell you about. But he told me, because I was talking about Bigfoot, and this was like 10, 15 years ago, whatever it was. It was 2008. 2008. And he said that I'll probably see Bigfoot before you do.

And within two weeks he did. And I said he did. I didn't believe. My daughter, she turned, it was 8.30 in the morning. and she hollered out from rebection. He said, Dad, Steve just seen Bigfoot because she was on the phone with him. And I said, yeah, telling him that I said hello. And she said he said you would say that.

So anyway, here you go. You guys, do you want to tell him about the story? Yeah, we should go first. In that conversation, I told him that bigfoot's not crazy. He's crazy. At any rate, in November, John, let me just say, I know the exact words. I said, all this time I've been telling you.

I said, now they're there, aren't they? He says, yeah, just because Bigfoot exists doesn't mean you still doesn't mean you're not crazy. That's what is. Yes, that is. All right. All right. All right. Yeah.

In November of 2008, I was in the nighttime academy for reserve police, and I was working a day job, driving a dump truck for a logging outfit up in on Alaska, Washington. And my sighting was like so many. I was driving down this road like I had done a hundred times. And all of a sudden, there it was. And just as fast as it was there, it was gone. It was really just a flash. And I would have almost thought that my eyes were playing tricks on me,

except that I had a CB in the dump truck, and I could hear two hunters that I did. didn't know. I was getting reception on my CB from their handheld walkie-talkies or whatever they were talking on. And one of them says to the other one, did you just see what I just saw? And the other guy calls back and says, I think I just saw Bigfoot. And he goes, and then the other guy says, I think I did too. And I'm like, oh, man, I did see it. I get a hold of my wife and I told her what happened. I'm like, I can't be Ronnie Roseman's son-in-law and see Bigfoot. They're going to think it runs in the family.

But that's really just the gist of that story. And it was just for a second. I really couldn't make out any features. It was backlit. I saw a silhouette. It was incredibly fast. There's no way. There's no way it was definitely not a man in a suit.

No human being moves that fast. And where it was at would not be where you would try to prank somebody. and then am I leaving anything out? I'm a terrible. I'm a terrible story. He's going to tell us.

Hey, Steve, I'm going to ask you some questions real quick before we let Ronnie jump in. So this is a really unique story because I've never heard one where the main thing that made you think you saw Bigfoot was hearing people

through your radio walkie-talkie, like, that's incredible. Was there anything? from the blur that you saw that made you think outside of that, hey, this is probably Bigfoot what I'm seeing,

or is it just all really blurred together? No, it was absolutely startling. I absolutely saw a silhouette. And I was just scanning and I looked past it and then immediately looked back at where I had just seen it. It was very startling.

And then it was, you know, a few seconds later when I heard the CB. transmission. So I thought, did I just really see that? And then I heard the radio transmission in which let me know that, yeah, I did. I wasn't the only one that saw it. And didn't you say that you felt like prey? It felt a lot like being in the presence of an African lion. It was that startling if you were just traipsing along here and we're in Oregon now. But if you had just been walking around in the woods where you live and all of a sudden there's a lion there,

I thought maybe I don't know what they eat might be on the menu. This was in on Alaska, Washington. It's about halfway up the state. Okay. Of Washington, probably terrible with mileage, within 50 miles of I-5 through Washington. You saw the silhouette of it. Did you remember any specific details about the silhouette, noticing any certain part of it look out of the ordinary or anything like that? Yeah, it looked really skinny to me.

It didn't look as, it wasn't the big, like, Patterson film type of creature. It was very skinny. My initial at the time, I don't know, but like when I picture it in my head right now, it's very orangutan. I get that a lot. What were the certain things that made you choose that word orangutan like? Its arm seems skinny and I could tell where the forearm and the, the, biceps started kind of thing like when you look at an orangutic and their joints are very i guess thin compared to the rest of their limb it had that type of feature to it did you notice anything

weird or out of the ordinary about the way that the animal was or the let's see creature was moving other than the speed no okay so it's extremely fast is what you're saying yeah okay were you able to notice anything about the head shape of the creature at all? That seemed very like almost no neck, very, it was a blur. I don't remember it having a neck. It seemed like the general shape of what you would think, the drawings and stuff that I've seen of Sasquatch and some of the pictures and stuff are similar. It was skinny.

Very interesting. So it sounds like the whole thing happened in probably just. just a few seconds. Oh, yeah. Yeah, it was, when I say it was fast, I didn't see the gate of its walk or run or anything. It was, I don't know if you've ever seen, trying to think of a really fast animal

when it gets scared in bolts, and it's just almost like it's just shot out of a slingshot, just gone. You see it, you see its initial where it moves, and then it's just gone. And I don't tell where it was at. I doubt I would be able to, to walk through their row well.

Certainly, I wouldn't be able to run. Interesting. So at this point, if anyone else has anything detail-wise to throw in with the story, go right ahead. I'm right in. All right. This is the rest of the story. Okay.

From what I remember. Now, that was at 8.30 in the morning when he called it and to Priscilla to tell her, which I didn't believe it, because he had already said to his. before he was going to see one before me, which he did. But from what I remember, he came in at around 5.30 or so after work. And he had two bottles of rum, and he's never done that before. And he had very concerned look on his face. And I knew right away something.

He had seen something. And he says, let's talk about Bigfoot. We talked about Bigfoot for about three hours. He told me that he was going. in the woods with his dump truck and to dump the debris of his truck, he was returning, empty load. And at 8.30, around 8.30 in the morning, in between two trees, the sun was coming up in the back. So he had, like he said, he'd see the silhouette of it standing there with a morning light behind. And he said it standing there and he says, just glaring at him.

He said he looked once, looked back, he figured somebody with a helmet on a hard hat. And he looked back in it, and he knew it wasn't a person. They weren't supposed to be back in there anyway. And he said that it looked like it was staring right through him. And I asked him, I said, did you get out and look for tracks or anything? After he had told me, because you looked back again, when he heard the radio, or I don't know if it was before or after the radio thing. But he said, he said, he looked and he said, that's when he's seen it. move from where it was standing like a great streak.

It was very extremely fast. And I asked him, I said, did you get out and look around for tracks or something? He says, no. He said, windows up and the door's locked, and I was getting out of there. And he said, you know me. He said, if it had been a bear, I'd have went over and looked for tracks. But he said, not this. I said, well, you felt like your life was threatened?

He said, yes, he felt like his life could be in danger. So it was intense to him. And then he drove on out. But I, yeah, very believable. And he was only about 60 feet, I think, from it. He got to see the whole outline and stuff. And I remember him telling me, because I had a poster of a composite drawing based on Lynn Crabs' trees, sighting when he was 13 years old, the Falk Monster.

And it's a lot slimmer than the bulky Bigfoot type. And I remember Steve saying that it was. He's zibled that poster more than it did, the Patterson creature. And that's about all I got to say with it. Wow. And Steve, you agree with everything Ronnie just said there? Yeah, that's sounded accurate, I think. Sometimes he embellishes and likes to say that I was shaking and scared and that I was not.

I was, and I'm glad he didn't do it. I was, yeah, you did it. I did not. Oh, boy. He's a man guy, a man guy. a man caught. So when I said I seen him shaking when he had two bottles around when he came in the door, he didn't appreciate that before.

So I wasn't going to say that this time. I'm glad he did. Okay. You guys are great. You guys are great. Thank you, Ronnie, for filling in the extra details there. I appreciate that. Anytime.

We actually had a better sighting that I didn't see. Me and Priscilla were together when she saw one. And there's a funny circumstance. So it was about five years ago. Yeah. Steve was driving. And we were heading to Springfield from Oak Ridge. And we were on the Jasper Road.

And when we got to the Jasper Mill, I was just staring out the window. And I seen it running on the side of the mountain behind Jasper Mill. And I'm, I watched it for 10 seconds. and I didn't say anything because I was trying to compute what I was seeing. While she was trying to compute what she was seeing, I was dodging cars that were stopping on the road and getting out and looking up at the hill

at what she was looking at. It was tall and it was slendered. It was like a marathon runner on flat ground, but it was on the side of the mountain. And it was pure black and it had short hair. I know it had short hair. It was like a Doberman's coat. But it was tall and skinny.

It wasn't traditional big Sasquatch. And then like after 10 seconds of watching this, and then we go around the corner, and I'm like, I tell Steve, I think I just saw Bigfoot. What if you could get more from what you already do? As a Shell Fuel Rewards member, that's just a regular Saturday. You get more rewards, more savings, and more special offers.

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She didn't even point it out to me. But like I said, I had been dodging. There was cars. All the cars in front of us were stopping and people were getting out and looking up at the hillside. But the backstory of that is the whole backside of the hills there was all on fire and it was all with fire crews back there. which would give reason why it would choose a path around people because it couldn't be where it would normally be. And I felt terrible for not telling him as I watched it for that long. But I was honestly, like, I think I'm in shock, like just trying to figure out what I'm looking at. And then afterwards you were like, no, it had to be a person like in a black spandex body suit or something. I must have seen it wrong.

And we tried to climb up there to where she saw it running. So I told my dad, and he got a hold of Todd Nees, and Todd Neese came down, and we went up to, yeah, we hiked up to where I saw the thing. We almost lost Ronnie that day. He started sliding down the mountain, and he grabbed onto a hornet's nest to keep himself from falling off. That was the first indication that my son-in-law might really care about when it comes down to it, because you come over and grab me before I went over the edge and pulled me up. That was pretty nice.

Instinct. But it was such rough terrain. You could hardly stand there. Certainly nobody could run there. Yeah, let me add to that. We got up there on the level of ground before the grade, before it went up, where the thing had crossed from one tree line to another, going up the grade at what angle would that be, 45 degree angle?

Yeah, it was like a 45 degree angle. When it was running up in between the tree lines, but on the level of ground you had to watch where you walked because there were pot marks all over every few inches or six inch or eight inches or foot

there was pot marks and with grass dry grass brown there's no way to run there on the level ground you would have without springing an ankle or possibly breaking an ankle

or so you would not do that and the hillside is so steep every two steps you lose Not only that, the steep hillside, but the clock marks were all over the hillside on top of it. You couldn't run on level ground like that, much less uphill with those pot marks without springing an ankle. Todd's thoughts on it. He thought it was, I'm sincere and that it was, I described what I see. And there was no way, Todd said that there's no way that person would be up there.

It was so rocky and rough. Not only that, when we were getting close to the area, it was already, it was dusk when we started out. By the time Todd got the ear when it was straight up. And it was coming down in dark. We had to wait to hike back out too. And so we didn't go right to where the thing had crossed to look it over. It was getting dark and we decided to go back.

So it didn't get to the exact area. We hadn't reached it yet, but we were close to it. Those pot marks were all over everywhere and where she had seen it. Yeah. That's incredible. Did you, were you able to ever get to that part where the creature was and look for evidence of footprints or broken branches, etc? It's mostly rock there. Oh, yeah.

Okay. I don't think we'd be able to get a footprint. and the footprints that we made were when you did encounter dirt you were sliding. So I don't tell. We just never went that. We just dropped it at that. But we just didn't build up to that. We did have a siting here in Oak Ridge by a reserve officer.

You want to talk about that? Oh, yeah, you should talk about that. I'll be real, sorry, real quick, Steve. One more question about the previous one. When you were dodging people that were pulled over, was anyone taking pictures? Didn't notice. Okay. No problem.

There was three cars pulled over at the bridge that or the train bridge that is right there past the Jasper Mill. There's three cars pulled over. And there is probably what eight or ten people out of their cars looking over where I had just seen it. Yeah, but it wasn't obvious at first. There was so much going on. There's this little right where this was happening, the road does like an S-swerve and goes underneath a railroad trestle. And the cars that were stopped were just on the east side of the railroad

trestle just before the road takes a sharp curve to go under it. And there was a giant vulture taking off from the guardrail, and there was a dead deer. And I thought somebody hit a deer is what I thought happened. I thought that that's why everybody was stopped. And then it became obvious that that deer had not been hit recently, as indicated by the vulture. There was a lot going on, and I didn't notice if anybody had a camera or not.

All right. Thank you. Yeah, go right ahead. Feel free to share what you can about that other sighting you were referring to. I'm a retired Oak Ridge Police Officer, and we had a reserve officer with our department. He comes, I was on a day off, and he comes over to my house, and he says, he goes, hey, I need your help. and he looked something was really wrong and i said yeah what's up he says i was cutting wood up on the 1912 road which the forest service road just a dirt road and he said i all of a sudden i had this overwhelming feeling that i was being watched because i turned around and there was

a soft squash stand in there and he looked so angry he said i dropped everything jumped in my truck and left i said so what do you need he says can we get some people and some guns and go up there and get my brand new chainsaw sitting in the road. So we packed everybody up and we went up there. It was nighttime by this time. And we went up there to where he had been. And there was this brand new Huscavara chainsaw sitting in the road. Just like he said, he dropped everything and left.

And it was dark. We didn't get an opportunity to look for footprints. Too much. We were looking in the headlights. And the funny thing is my daughter had come with us and she had a, how, was at the time. She was just talking. Two and a half. And while we were looking for footprints, she was just babbling along talking how two and a half-year-olds do.

And all of a sudden, she looks out and hindo and she says, monkey. Uh-oh. She saw something she thinks is a monkey. So we don't know, we don't know if she saw anything or not. But I know that this guy, I've known this guy a long time. He's a police officer. He's not afraid of things. and something scared him enough that he left all of his tools up there and came straight down. There's no reason for your daughter to have said monkey except for if she saw something that looked like a monkey. That's incredible. She's incredibly smart too.

Her sighting means more to me than some adults. Is that the one that were, he said that the guy called in, I left his equipment there and said the thing was on the, man, Bankman, about 15, 20 feet, permanent cocked his head. Yes. Oh, let me fill in and if you don't mind on that. Let's go, Ronnie. Yeah, I didn't know anything about it. It was late at night.

I was sleeping, actually. Late at night is like seven. That's all the people. That's the same thing. But anyway, Steve came in. He was still on duty. And he says, we just checked out. There's just Bigfoot siding or whatever.

And thought I should get up and run. out in the middle of the night or whatever, start looking for big. That's a different one. Oh, it's a different one. I thought it was different. Okay. Well, Steve has encountered a lot of reports being a police officer, and they don't file them. We don't take a report on it because we only take, we only took reports on things that

were going to go to the district attorney, and there's no crime committed if you see a big foot. We would, I've worked for departments where we would have taken logger. notes about it. This is not one of those departments where we would take log notes about it. Okay, so no log notes. It's just whatever's in your memory. That's the only record. Wow. So since

I'm on it and I brought that other story in, I might as well finish that one. I thought it was when he said chainsaw and all that stuff. In fact, well, I was listening to him, I thought he was leaving me out on something because I didn't remember those details like that. But anyway, it's a different story. That's why. But the reason I

thought it was is because this fella who called in the police, he was so scared. He actually called the police department. And he left his chainsaw and everything too. But Steve came in about 11 o'clock at night and he said, Big, just got a call in and a big foot siding and water. And I thought, just tell me about it tomorrow, because I know going out, it'd be tough to find evidence and everything in the daytime, much less at night, and I don't even know where I'm going, but he took his patrol car and showed me the direction to go looking and look for a big tree on the left,

and there's like only 10,000 big trees cut down. So anyway, I did that to make him happy, running around for a little bit, and I came back and went to bed. But the guy had called in, and Steve was, and I happened to, you got to call a dispatch or something, didn't you? I vaguely remember the story. Okay.

I'll try to remember. I'm trying to fill it in. But I, Steve got a call. He was on duty anyway. He was sent out, or the guy was in town, he came in from the woods. He was cutting down trees. We had some type of storm, a lot of down trees and stuff. A lot of people were cutting woods up or trees up in the woods. This guy was by himself.

It was around dusk. He had his pickup and his trills. And he was just saw and away. And he had a feeling of something. up or looking at him like a big foot. That's why I thought the same story. But anyway, he said he looked and he said there was nobody around right where he was working. And he thought maybe some guy standing up there.

A lot of people do that because I think the mind just doesn't digest right away what you're looking at. You're looking at something that's not supposed to be. So you always go to the first thing that sounds normal. So he thought it was a man. He looked like wintercutting. And he looked back again and realized that what he was looking at, it was standing there only 15 feet from me, up a grade, up in a bank a little bit.

And it was standing there staring at him, but he covered with hair. And he's just staring at him. He said he stood up and he said he cocked his head. And he says this thing did the same exact thing like maybe mimic him or mocking him. I don't know. But he said it cocked his head just like he did. staring at him and that was it that put the fair god in here but jesus sent him in there and he said he jumped in the pickup left all his tools and everything and shait held it out of there and it

started by the time he got out but he called the police and so steed and he met him talked to him and the next night steve had him over at the house and he brought two kids with him and we talked about Bigfoot for a few hours and he made it clear that he wanted to remain anonymous so many in this town

so many reports I've got here people do not want it out they have to live here they have a business and all of that and so we got to hear the story firsthand I've never seen him again but it was interesting a story

he did not want publicity and he actually was so afraid he called the police So I thought there was pretty impressive. Priscilla, do you mind, I want to make sure that we are able to talk about the Sasquatch Summer Fest that's coming up next year. Yes, July of 2024. Okay. We'll talk about it. My guest speakers are Todd Neese and David Shealy.

He has the Skunkake headquarters in Florida. And Christy Sanders, she, you. used to do the information for BFRO and log all the sightings and just all the data analysis. And Cliff Brackman, I just got him booked from Finding Bigfoot. And I have Jill Remen Snyder and Brett Eichenbacher. The directors and producers of Flash of Beauty Bigfoot revealed. So we're going to have movies in the park. And they're going to play both documentaries on Friday.

and also on Saturday. And people can stay the night in the park because I'm running out the whole park, Greenwater's Park in Oak Ridge, Oregon. And there's an amphitheater there. And then on Sunday, we're going to have guest speakers on a panel so people can have questions and answers.

And we're going to have a beer garden and live music. And we're also going to have... So I have this disc of Big Clit Sounds of what would you say 20 different towns sure you're familiar Rod Gore gets cage

oh yeah sure so I'm going to I'm going to have that on Oak Ridge Oregon is known for the it's the mountain bike capital of the Pacific Northwest oh I didn't know that that's cool

yeah so we have bike trails everywhere and Greenwater's Park has a bike trail and the city administrator is going to light up the bike trail and set it up to where we have the Bigfoot sounds. So people can go on a little,

it's like a half mile or maybe a quarter mile excursion to where they can hear the Bigfoot sounds. And it'll be a lot of fun. What are the chances that the Sierra sounds are going to bring something in? I'm serious. You play the Sierra sounds and stuff happens. So now that you say that,

the back of the park is La Duke Road. and LaDuke Road has had so many Big Cliff Sightings. Oh, no. Yes. Yeah, so who knows what it's going to bring in? And I'm going to have personal testimonials of people's stories and experiences and their sightings. And so I'm gathering those stories and a lot of them are on La Duke Road, which is on the back of the park. This is news to me.

I didn't know she was going to be playing those sounds anywhere. but they'll be playing it without me. I think I told you the last time got me in trouble with these things, they were coming in our camps which on me and Duane, but there was nothing threatening. They didn't do anything.

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it was because I had, I can't do it justice at all. But about the third sound in Ronmore Head's tapes, I believe it is, it's right on with what I heard in the Sisk U's in 1990. next to my tent. So me and Dwayne were going that he had heard in the 40 years he'd been hunting in this area. And I come out with that one

that I was trying to imitate her later. Exactly. Yeah. So I did that. And it wasn't 20 minutes. This group of freaking creatures which Bigfoot, but I don't even like using that term.

Silly Disneyland. But that's what we got. But anyway, whole family and at least five were hit at our way about them all away and getting louder and letting us know they were coming. That's when we were tormented for over two hours with them right behind our tent, one of them almost charging the tent coming up quick and then going back, went for two hours because of that sounds.

I'm not going to be out there with any crazy hostile. I know. No, I was thinking, I was like there's no way Ronnie's going to be out there with the Sierra sounds after what happened. If they had any idea what we went through there, I guarantee you they wouldn't either. So if that little story that Ronnie shared sounds awesome, listen to the first Ronnie interview because that story takes about an hour to share. And it's incredible. But Priscilla, back to the festival.

You're going to be playing the Sierra Sounds the night before the second day. Are people going to be able to tent camp in that same park? Yes. Yes. they can have overnight camping. They can bring their own tent. It's $25 to stay in the park. We're going to have campfire stories,

live testimonials of people who have had their sightings here in Oak Ridge. No one that will show up anyway. And I have a whole group of testimonials of people who want to remain anonymous. And I'm like, I really wish that they would tell her own story, but I guess that I'm going to have to tell it for them. Wow, that's awesome. Yeah, there's been so many sightings here in Oak Ridge. Oh, there's so many.

We've been here 10 years, and of course I've got to get the word out, and 95% of the people, they're pretty good, I'm not trying to be mean, but they sure get a laugh when they see me coming. I get the stuff, even from the neighbors and stuff. Hey, I've just seen a 14-foot, big foot the other day. Gotta let me know when you see that stuff, so I can get out there and check it out. Exactly. So who has had his encounter with Bigfoot.

So I'm going to have my husband complete this story. Okay. Because he's better explaining things and needs. And he's a friend of ours. And he's a hunting guide. Coaling and stuff. So they use him if there's a problem lying or a problem, things like that. I mean, this guy, he really knows what he's doing.

They, the government contracts him to tree. animals, what, bear, and mountain lions and stuff, but I'll let you finish. His encounter with Bigfoot when his dog stopped dead in their tracks because they were scared. He's had two of those. There's one that he told us right away

where he was at an area up here, I can give you road names and stuff, but that won't probably matter. The area is called, that's black cat, or not black cat. It's up there by the... Yeah, I think, I think the area is called Black Canyon. In any rate, he was, there's this Forest Service Road where he runs his hound dogs.

Because when you're running a pack of hound dogs, a leash probably isn't a good idea because they'll drag you away. And his dogs are not afraid of anything. And that's what they do. They chase mountain lions and bears and stuff. And all of a sudden, his dog stopped. And it was nighttime. His dogs stopped and wouldn't go anywhere. further. So he went up to see what they saw because he thought maybe they were on a bear or something,

but it was weird that they stopped. And he put his headlights off into the tree line where the dogs were barking and growling at. And he says that he saw a Sasquatch there and that it screamed at him. But the scream was the way he describes it was in his head. head. And so I thought that was an interesting statement. So we looked into it and it seems comparable to something that I've heard that lions do where they use like a low frequency growl where it's almost like the sound is happening in your head. But I don't have any experience with that and it's not my story. But he's he's definitely freaked out about it. And this area, we were there bear hunting

and I told him about this big bear that we had seen and he's a guide for bear hunts and he didn't care he doesn't go there even if a client wants him to go there he doesn't go there and I thought that was pretty interesting because that's putting your money

where your mouth is I might add on to that a little bit but I knew this fella I did in fact when the kids here got to knowing a lot little bit through family and stuff or whoever but i i actually knew him at least a year before he's one of the several people that got me on the side and told me about some of his bigfoot

experiences which is great when you get a bit of a name being into something like that 95% of the people think it's ridiculous or you're silly or they they have fun what the like I was saying that but the good thing about that, the people that had experiences that don't want to tell anybody, that they really want to tell someone, they have somebody like me

if they think they can trust me, and they tell me their stories. But they want to remain anonymous. This fellow was one I got to know earlier that did that. I heard about me and talking on the side. And he's legit, gang guide, all of that.

And he told me the areas he wanted, went into. He's big tracks all the time. And he said that he was afraid, but that's his job. And he didn't want it out because he could lose his clients and stop it to affect his business. That's one reason. He said, you've seen him all the time, or not every day, but he's seen him regularly in tracks in this area where we can't take people back in. And he said, when he went in, he sometimes verbally, a lot of times mentally, He would say, I'm not here to bother you. I'm not here for you.

Please leave me along. And it worked for a long time, until this time that happened with what Steve said. But he called me up one time before all of this, getting together with the family, and told me that he had seen tracks this one day and had little tracks with it. So that was interesting.

But yeah, the guy is credible. I've been to his house. He's credited on Hunts and himself. I think over 260 bear I think it is these skills so he's an experienced hunter

professional hunter and he's not a guy to make up stuff and he does not want his name identify with us out there so that's just one of many that's interesting

okay anybody else or I can continue I don't Ronnie you're the best man I don't know how much I need that you're a rocking dude Priscilla

I'm serious when I say I looked at your event before, but hearing you talk about it, like, this is going to be the, and I'm going to get so many people mad, I don't care. But this is, I'm going to say it's probably going to be the number one big foot event of 2024. Like the sleeper event that people, like, they're going to not go to the first one. And in future years, they're going to be like, I wish I had gone to the first one, but I didn't know about it. Like, seriously, it's, it sounds. I'm working on my marketing.

I just got my swag all done and my logos. And I'm in Lane County events and Eugene Cascades and Coast for Lane County in Oregon. And Cliff Brackman is going to be promoting it. And David Shealy out of Florida. Alligator Dave. Alligator Dave. You know where I met him? Wait.

We can tell that story. But I've got incredible speakers. I've got great people. And I'm really hoping that it's a successful event. And the city administrator is so happy about this. And he's helping me every way he can to help promote it. It's going to be amazing. I'm excited that you guys are doing this.

And I can't wait to see what happens. With Grouder's Park, it's going to be like no other Bigfoot Festival or convention. because people can stay there for three days and camp in the park and be there one-on-one with the speakers and talk to them and see them. And it's not the private conference where you pay for dinner and then have a festival. It's like it's all in one. Yeah. That's the unique thing about Greenwater's Park is that we can have it all together. When she was trying to come up with, how am I going to do this?

So I said, why don't you just throw the party that you want to be invited to? Absolutely. That's so cool. Oh, man. Okay, Brian. Yes, right. All this stuff happening, Steve with his Bigfoot signing, and my daughter, and I haven't seen one yet. I've had him close enough to me, want to kill me and tear me apart or act like it.

Oh, yeah. And I haven't seen one. Anyway, they've seen it. Not only that, I've always talked about the flying saucers, the ghosts. got a whole history of that kind of stuff and the flying saucers and other things. Now they have to witness Bigfoot thing. They got ghostly activity here. Steve and my wife who's been gone for a couple years now.

They seen a ghost come down the hallway. It was walking. Nobody else in the house went into my bedroom. They witnessed a lot of things like on the paranormal stuff there. not too far back my son and lost leave here and one of his daughters, my grandkids

Ashley, they were heading in East Oregon and seen a flying saucer sitting there, seeing the dome. Oh, wow. Yeah, my granddaughter said that she thought that they had a mirror

like image to it. And it just took up, it was vanishing gone, but they got a good look at it, the both of them. So they got the ghost stuff and everything. So it reminds us. me of something and I haven't said anything about it but I'm going to do it now 15 20 years ago before anybody had witnessed any unusual activity my son-in-law and thought we're over visiting some people having dinner and they said you he said they asked something about me the people

there's their friends he said oh he believes in Bigfoot or whatever and the guy said to He said, I just believe in the Locknest Monster. He said, yeah. He said, yeah. He said, yeah. And he said, and then he told Steve, he said, yeah, we got one of them, too. What do you think now?

You're in the group. You're in the group of no return. I don't recall. Why would you? Yeah, I know. There's a lot of things you don't. That's why I'm here to bring a time. Hey, Ronnie.

What? Ronnie, I got a question for you. have you, and this is random, have you ever research Bigfoot in Renier, Oregon? I don't do much research of anything. Oh, sorry. I don't pay any. Okay. My own, whatever in my heart leads me in my direction.

Yes, sir. It's a one man. Yeah. Have you ever been to Renier, Oregon? No, I haven't. Okay. Just curious. We lived in Longview, and Rainier is right across the bridge.

Yeah, but I never went into the mountains of the woods. Okay. So never, did you ever hear anything weird in the way? in the area. Did you ever hear of anything weird up in the woods in that area? I never was in the woods much. I spent most of my time in the bar there. Okay.

I just want to clarify, are you talking about the city of Reneer, Oregon? Or are you talking about Mount Ringier, Oregon? The city of Reneer, Oregon. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Yep. We just lived across in-law, you.

Ah, okay, cool, cool. Just a random thing. There's some really wild stuff. that has happened over the years in Renier, Oregon. So I ask about it every once in a while. I've heard it some of them. Yeah, some very strange stuff. Do you want to tell them about the story of when we were camping with all our babies of Mount St. Helens?

Yeah. No. I'm going to bring that up. This is before the sighting, long before. It was many years ago. We, my wife and I have daughters. They're all grown and have kids now. But when they were little, we camped on the back side of Mount St. Helens, really remote on this bluff.

They kind of overlooked Skookum Meadows. Oh, boy. And we didn't know anything about that at the time. We've since looked into things and went, oh, yeah, okay. It's about 20 years ago now, right? Oh, God, is almost 18. And he was only three years old. Yeah.

Yes, it's been 20 years. So, no, 7, 15, 15 years ago. I just took the math. 15 years ago. I won't question your math. That's not my, that's not my gig. We were in our tent. We had gotten a very aggressive dog because of, I was just new, trying to get into law enforcement.

And we ended up with a pit bull, and he was really aggressive. And we were camping, and he was sleeping out by the fire. and we had the kids in the back of, we had a Chevy Suburban, and the kids were in the back of the suburban, and me and my wife were in a tent. And this dog, if he saw any living creature, he was all over it.

And he would chase a deer to the point where you'd wonder if you were ever going to see your dog again. He just never gave up the chase. And we heard somebody running, it sounded like on two legs, to me, somebody running down this trail that we were camped at, Like a dirt road that you had to four-wheel your way to get to. It went nowhere.

We'd kept there for years. We'd never seen anybody back there. We are like on our own little cul-de-sac that overlooking a canyon. And our road to get to our cul-de-sac was like three miles in on a Forest Service road. On the backside of Mount St. Helens, there was no traffic at all whatsoever. And if there was, we would hear it for five hours coming. You'd hear it for a long way. Anyways, we heard somebody running down this road and ran around our tent.

And it woke us up. And then it ran off. And we were sitting there awake. My wife's asking, did you hear that? I said, yeah. And we sat there and thought about it for a second. And then. But when it was running on two legs, you can tell when someone.

something is on two legs. It was running down the road to our tent. And I said, who's out there? Because I was completely freaked out because I knew that our kids, they were all under the age of six. And we have five and our pit bull is sitting on a couch by the fire. A couch. We took the third seat out of this suburban, set it next to the campfire, and the dog was curled up on that seat. So I'm like, I asked Steve, if he heard that. And he said, yeah. So I reluctantly said, who's out there? And it walked completely around our tent and then took off into the woods.

And our pit bull did not do anything at all until about a minute later, it came over and started sniffing. And that was our very first encounter. We went through all the normal stuff. Like nobody was out here running through the woods in the middle of the night without a flashlight. And any animal that would have come into our camp, our dog would have absolutely responded to it. He was, he hated other animals. He was, he had a very strong prey drive. And, and also we were both adults and we could tell there was on two legs. And our initial thought

was that it was a human. Later on, we find out that Skooka Meadows is known for that. Yeah. We had no idea. We were just trying to get away from people. I don't know what I missed. Oh, and okay, so this is the craziest thing. We didn't look for tracks the next morning. Oh, wow.

Getting out of our tent. But I was really excited to go home and tell my dad about what just happened. And then did you look for tracks? And then I just felt completely stupid because it was like, I have no idea why we didn't look for tracks. So it was. There's a weird thing because after that, in that area, we had found tracks and we're like, you find yourself doing the weirdest things. And the tracks came after that incident, didn't it? Yeah.

But you find yourself doing the weirdest mental gymnastics. We'd be out hiking in a really remote area back there behind Mount St. Helens. And you'd find footprints going up the side of from a trail going up a very steep embankment. And you'd measure them and you go, oh, God, they're only nine inches or however big they are. It could be a person. And then you're like, there is nobody out here cross country hiking barefooted. That is not happening. But you start doing these weird mental gymnastics.

Even when you're looking for, I can't say you, me. even when I'm looking for evidence, there's always that second guess there. No, that could be a human. And there's no way that's a human. Or if it is, we need to find him. Explain my dad for all of this. So did her mom.

Her mom got up in the center after all the activity with U.S. and Bigfoot and everything else. And she said, Tim, he attracts all this stuff, right? So you can't get him. It sounds like me. That sounds awesome to me for sure. Guys, it has been an amazing time talking to you and to be able to meet you, Priscilla, and Steve.

And thank you so much for chatting with me tonight. It has been awesome. Everyone definitely needs to check out Sasquatch Summerfest.com is the best place to get info, right, Priscilla? Yes, absolutely. and I'm looking for vendors currently and it's going to be phenomenal. Thank you so much for interviewing us. I'm going to stop recording, but I do have to tell you something Ronnie afterwards, okay? Yeah, okay.

Okay, hold on. Special thank you to Ronnie, Priscilla, and Steve for coming on the show today. If you're wanting to go out to Sasquatch Summerfest, you can use Code Bigfoot Society to get 50% off your tickets. to Sasquatch Summerfest. That's two words. Bigfoot Society, more information can be found in the show notes. Here at Bigfoot Society,

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