Bigfoot Society - Prisoners in our Own Home! | Oregon

Episode Date: January 31, 2025

Welcome to Bigfoot Society with host Jeremiah Byron! In this episode, we delve into the fascinating experiences of RoseAnne, a long-time resident of Oregon, who has had numerous encounters with Bigfoot and other unexplained phenomena in the Pacific Northwest. Growing up in areas like Molalla, Silverton, and Scotts Mills, RoseAnne shares detailed accounts of seeing a Bigfoot, unusual sounds in the woods, and more. Her captivating stories provide a firsthand look at the strange and mysterious events in Clackamas and Marion Counties, offering listeners a rare glimpse into the hidden world of cryptids and unexplained phenomena. Don't miss this compelling episode!If you've had similar encounters or experiences, please reach out to [e-mail]. Your story could be the next one we feature!🔴 Subscribe to our Youtube channel and leave a comment here: https://www.youtube.com/@BigfootSociety?sub_confirmation=1Want to call in and leave a voicemail of your encounters for the podcast - Check this out here - https://www.speakpipe.com/bigfootsociety(Use multiple voice mails if needed!)Share this video with a friend: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z5v75Od-X38Watch more episodes of the Bigfoot Society podcast here – https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3t1vwtsKh-MGeHs0XglFJE5LwUHpmJm_&feature=sharedRecommended Playlist – New Jersey Bigfoot Encounters - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3t1vwtsKh-Mk4032IyZtWgP6LVPU8uat✅ Help me help others share their Bigfoot Encounter by joining the community on Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/thebigfootsociety✅ Hear ad-free episodes early by joining the community on Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8Qq45W6iaTU8FE9kelxT7Q/joinLet’s connect:Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/bigfootsociety/Twitter – https://twitter.com/bigfoot_societyTiktok - https://www.tiktok.com/@bigfoot.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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It's a privilege having you on today. It's been, since I was a little girl, I'm quite old now. I'm in my mid-60s. And I grew up in the, mainly in Oregon. And I grew up specifically in the Malala, Silverton-Scott's Mills areas. And we moved to Malala when I was in fourth grade, which I believe would have been like 1970. So between 1970, in 1970s. We had horses and I was lucky enough to be able to ride in the summer when the days are very long, way, way away from the house. At that time, the country was going through quite an economic recession and the area had been slotted for house development. And because of the recession,

and nothing was being developed. So a couple of fences were down. I could get the horses through. So I spent a lot of time on these non-developed areas. And a lot of times I spent a lot of time going very fast on these undeveloped areas. So the horses and I knew the areas very well. We knew what was where and what wasn't there at any time. So I was running up this road and all of a sudden the horse and I hit this invisible line of smell and the horse through the brakes on and I looked and there's this very tall stump and it looked like weathered, weathered wood.

So like kind of a light tan and the horse and I, the horse did a 180 and ran back the horse did a 180 and ran back the other way to get away from it. And I'm thinking, there's not a stump there. And this was a very tall stump. It was at least as tall as my horse's head when I was looking at it going uphill. So the stump was probably eight feet. I don't know. It took me a while to convince the horse to go back to look. And when we did, the stump was gone. When I go back in my mind and look at the stump. This creature that left, what I thought was a stump at first, obviously wasn't a stump. It was like it had dreadlocks. I mean, the stump looked like it had bark, is what I'm saying, but it had texture. So the hair had the same type of texture up and down it. So that was really

the first time I had anything, but the smell was horrendous. The whole, horse did the right thing and getting us out there that was pretty nasty. And then some of the times when it was later in the summer, I would go way far away. And I'm pretty sure that I got around past Malala and towards the Colton side of Malala. If you look on Google Map, we lived down from Malala South on 213. But you could circle around and you could get up through the areas that I was going up towards Colton. And I mean, it's way far up there. I don't know exactly how far, but it was quite a ways.

And I would be up there and just kind of walking. And I would hear these sounds. And okay, yes, I was young and naive and I thought, wow, kind of weird cow makes that sound. And I'm looking around and it's coming out of this, this fenced, area that's completely forested. And I'm also thinking, well, now, what kind of cow do they raise in forest? Now, granted, I'm a very young, 12-year-old, maybe.

But I felt kind of silly, even listening to Jeremiah when he read it back to me, and I thought, oh, wow, I really do feel kind of dumb, having said that. So, yeah, when I was listening to the sounds, recently when I went back and found the sounds on YouTube, I distinctly remembered the sounds that I heard, and they were definitely the sounds that like the Ohio Howl sounds. My horse at that time would stop, he would look, flick his ears, and walk on. So we were not so close that he was too terribly upset by it,

but he at least knew enough to keep going. But we did move, not long after that, up to, oh, I did forget something. When I was in fifth grade, then I was at my school, I looked across the street, and across the street was a great big hayfield, and went up into the tree line on the other side. And one day when I was looking, I saw a very tall tan, same color, this big foot that I had seen. Okay, so the stump that I'd seen, same color came out of the tree line, walked along the tree line, and then it just disappeared. And I can't speak to the fact whether it just stepped into the tree line and disappeared or it just disappeared. I just, while I was watching it, it was no longer there.

So that was interesting as well. But then after I graduated from eighth grade, we moved up to Scottsmills. So got up there, the horses. And we had quite a big acreage up there, but we had an apple orchard. And I didn't really understand that we probably had Bigfoot on it until I started listening to people's stories, especially on the Jeremiah's podcasts. And I was always being gifted,

this is how to sound terrible, with deer legs. And it was really weird. They were always on the, we had a horse barn that was quite a ways up the hill from the house. And it was always on the side of the hill opposite the horse barn

from the house. It was further up the hill. And they always pointed up the hill from the horse barn. And I always thought it was kind of a poor joke that we had some person poaching on our property, leaving, you know, a very, it was actually a very well-quartered deer leg for us, which always made me feel kind of weird. But we heard, we would always hear these gunshots in our, our woods, which now had come to think of it, probably weren't gunshots. Not positive on that either, but pretty sure that they, pretty sure these were gifts. And I don't, don't really have any other explanation for them. But while we lived in Scott Smills, things did get a little weirder. That's possible. Because Scott Smells was where we kept getting buzzed. This is going to, okay,

This is really hard to say. Right now, this is going to get really weird, and it's really embarrassing, and it's a hard to say, really hard to say. This is where the foes used to come and visit all the time, was this general area. We had UFOs fly over, just over the tree line. His whole area was pretty much trees, and man, this is hard. I've not ever said in public about this. I've told a few people, but never, never many, especially never like more than two at a time. But it would do things like strange things, like it would shine lights in our house and then shoot away.

Or it would shine lights in our house and stay there, shine lights in our house. Freak my mother out. And it didn't always, I didn't always correlate that with anything to do with a gifting or anything else in the woods. I never heard anything in the woods. I never heard any calls here. However, there were animal mutilations in the area. There was one of the few times when I actually rode the school bus, there was actually, a whole herd of sheep that had been mutilated overnight and

they were not killed by dogs or coyotes there was no blood on the ground that I could see because back then they didn't care what the kids saw they just left the bus so that the kids could see and then the bus driver went down and talked to the farmer

that I couldn't see any blood, and it looked like all of the sheep had the skin of their jaws retracted, surgically retracted, so that you could see the jaw line, why each sheep needed to have that done, I don't know, but it looked like that had happened, and that was really weird too. But I have no explanation for these things. I mean, I always thought that the big feet, the two that I saw, thought were absolutely gorgeous. I had no other reason for them to be there. They were beautiful. But everything else was just kind of weird, not necessarily even had a reason to be. But

interesting enough, I guess, in a strange way. But that's really. And like I said, when we lived in Scott's Mills, we lived there, well, my parents lived there longer than I did. but I graduated from high school in 80 and then from college in 85. So I assumed the UFOs would have continued past when they moved away from there because they were still happening when they lived there after I graduated from college. So that's that's all I have. Nothing really exciting, definitely not exciting. and it almost seems like comic relief compared to a lot of what I've heard.

So, yay? I mean, Roseanne, first, first off, thank you for sharing that. I know that was extremely hard to share something like that outside of, you know, a few friends. So thank you for being able to share. It sounds like especially the part with the UFOs was very hard to share. But I definitely have a few questions. that I was making note of. When you said that the Bigfoot that you saw were gorgeous or beautiful,

were there certain details that made you think of them that way? Well, the one that I thought was a stump, which it kind of looked like an old growth stump, which in and of itself is a beautiful thing to me because they were large and big around. I mean, it was very big, definitely big. And not just in height, but in girth. It might not have been crouching.

It may have been just standing there. I don't know. But the texture of its hair, the way the light was hitting it was beautiful. It was the most beautiful cream blonde color. So it kind of looked like old wood that had the sun bleached wood. I don't know. It was just, and then to see one walking was like, wow, that's what it really looks like, kind of thing.

Something you said was really hard for me not to say anything, but I was able to keep quiet. You may have heard this in other shows, I don't know, but I thought it was fascinating how you said it was like it had dreadlocks. because i've gotten similar reports of witnesses that have seen Sasquatch with what looks to be like kind of like dreadlocks but kind of not but over near the east of oakridge area which i thought was really really fascinating that you you threw in there really oh yeah up in a spirit lake area oh interesting kind of reminded as i got older i I finally saw a dog. Like, is it a Commodore?

Dog that has the dreadlocks. Okay. She's a sheep dog that has dreadlocks. And it kind of reminded me of that. I mean, they're not quite as long, though. They were, that dog is white, and this was not white. So, no, but yes, it definitely was dreadlocked. Bigfoot Society will be right back after these messages.

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So this whole area is a pretty wild and crazy area for sure. Now, the sounds that you heard, when you said that they were kind of like weird cow sounds, for a few minutes, it almost sounded like you were going to say Sierra sounds, but you're saying it was more like the Ohio-Howell-type sounds? Yes. Okay. I mean, the sounds, they're actually on your intro, or they've, on one of your intros that you've had over the time.

Okay. It was amazing. I'm like, those of the sounds. You know, I guess that would make sense because a Ohio howl or air raid type sound could really sound like a weird cow noise for sure. Well, yeah, and the funny thing was my best friend's family had dairy. And their cows made really weird sounds. In my defense, their cows made really weird sounds.

The other thing that was really weird about that part is, well, how far out in the woods were, you when you found this fenced area? A long ways. I only made it that far out, maybe once or twice a summer. The only thing I was supposed to be home by I was dark. And if I didn't, it'd be dark by that, at that time of year was like 10. So it was, it was a ways out there for me to be out until 10. But I don't know. And you said the inside of that fenced area was forested or was it like a pasture type area? No, it was very tightly forested.

What kind of fence was it around it? It was a very, it was a very tall barbed wire fence. So it's like an elk fence. Hmm, how tall? So there's a regular cow fence. I don't know how tall that would be, but say two more row, so probably seven barbed wires tall. Okay.

I don't know how much that is. Let me think, six feet tall, six to seven feet tall. Okay. How long did that fence seem to go for? Well, the trees, I only saw the narrow side. The narrow side was about 150 yards long. And then the other side went on for a very long time. I do not know how long because there was a power line that went alongside of it.

And this was late 70s, did you say? Early 70s, this would have been. This is very strange. And you said, did the weird cow noises sounded like they were coming from inside that area, or was it hard to tell? No, they sounded like they came from inside the woods. Inside the fence? Yes.

Oh, man, that is so weird. Oh, boy. That's like the start of a really interesting story right there. I'll tell you what. I mean, I don't even know where that could go. The bad part of the novel would be where I walked into the woods. Right. That's true.

That's true. Not inside the fence, though, right? No. Right, but just in the woods. Oh, man. Oh, that's crazy. I'll be thinking about that one for a while. I don't do a lot of dog man comes into the podcast every once in a while.

UFO stuff doesn't. So this is really interesting. trusting. Now, when you would see the deer legs that were left on your property growing up, do you remember if they had like a certain type of cut or was it like they were torn off? Or do you remember any of those details? What I remember is that the skin was folded very neatly over the detached part of the so that the cut, whatever it was made, this skin was rolled over. it so you couldn't see it.

Man, that is weird. How close was your nearest neighbor at that time? At that time, quarter mile. Okay, gotcha. And honestly, we erroneously assumed it was them, but pretty sure it wasn't them. Was you ever hear any weird noises coming from the woods at that property?

Well, no, only the gunshots from our property. When they would shine the lights in your house, was it a light that was pretty similar to a flashlight? Or was there anything specific detail-wise about this light you would see that made it different from other light sources? It was very much like a floodlight. Usually they hit my mom and dad's room because that was the front bedroom. And my bedroom was one of the side rooms. and we just had little windows on the side. But my mom and dad had the big front bedroom window.

But yeah, they mostly got hit by a giant white floodlight because the light would kind of shine through the other bedroom and I would see it. But I would like that work. Yeah, that's really strange. Did anyone in the family ever get hit directly by the light? Yes. My mom and dad would get hit by.

the light directly. Not yourself. Because the weird time that happened was my dad was traveling once. And my mom came running into my bedroom and said, come look, come look. It was shining in the bedroom again. And as we were looking, it was like already so small. I could barely see it.

And she says, I think you need to come and keep me company in the bedroom. No, I'm fine. And she goes, okay, then I'll stay with you and keep you company. I'm like, okay, that's not going to work either. Right. That's okay. Yeah. It was odd.

I didn't really believe in UFOs until we moved there. But I always believed in Bigfoot for some reason. I do not remember seeing the Patty Gimlin show documentary ever. That I'm sure I did at some point or another. I just don't remember seeing it. Was it a thing where. I guess looking back on your childhood was Bigfoot or Sasquatch like a part of the culture in the area that you grew up in? No.

And trust me, I did not bring this up with anybody. If I'd even, if I had even mentioned to my parents that I had seen what I thought I saw, I would never have been allowed to ride my horses in that area again. Yeah, that's true. And okay, so now that I know how fast they probably would have been able to be way faster than my horses, I always thought that I could be faster than on my horse. And I was probably sadly misinformed. I have a question. Would you ever find the horses that your family owned with weird braids in their hair? No, I do not remember that, no. Okay.

But I know my dog did end up with a lot of strange, unexpected bones as gifts. Oh, really? Come down, he'd bring bones down from the woods and he would be so happy. Oh, so he would, it's almost like he, oh, this is really interesting. Okay. But not, he would be bringing bare bones down. He wouldn't be getting the ones that had all the meat on them left. He wouldn't touch those.

He would be bringing other ones down. It was really weird. Were you able to tell what kind of bones these were that he would end up with? Usually deer bones. It was usually a hind leg or a foreleg. Usually a foreleg, actually. He was an old English sheep dog. So he looked like he was always carrying a stick around with him.

He was not. You know, you hear stuff like this happen in, in other accounts sometimes. And I always kind of wonder if sometimes, if it's almost like, well, the dog is getting a bone. They're trying to make, like, friends with the dog in quotation marks so then they can get closer to the property.

I don't know. That might be going a little bit too far, but did you ever, you know, see other weird things around the property, like a bent over sticks that just looked weird or like X's or something hitting the side of your house a lot? Anything like that happened? There were always strange, I guess you'd call them structures in the woods,

but I would never have called them. I would never have known to have thought they were anything other than windfall. Gotcha. I mean, even when I was smaller and riding horseback through the woods, I'm sure there were structures that could have been, but I would have just, I would just have written them off as windfall. Right. Now, the last, the last, so the last thing you shared, actually, the animal mutilations was the last thing you shared, which that, how far did that incident happen away from your home approximately with the sheep? Which town, I got about a mile and a half, two miles. For those of us that are not familiar with agricultural terms, how many sheep are usually in a herd of sheep?

This, it just depends on the size of the pasture, but this one was about, it looked like there was about 30 sheep, 25 or 30. So 30 sheep on the ground, none of them alive, all with the skin of their jaws surgically removed so you could see the actual like jawbone area. That's what it looked like to me from where I was sitting in the... Yeah, I do not know. This is a brand new field for me right now. And I'll tell you this sort of stuff when I hear it, I don't know how to deal with it. And it's, but it's a thing where it might, I don't know, answers might be coming out about

in the future. We don't know. but I can't imagine having to deal with that as a younger, you know, as that age that you were, which is pre-adulthood, right? Yeah, I think I was probably about 14, 13 or 14 at that point. How did you, how did you deal with that mentally? Was it a thing where it's like, this is weird, just move on? Well, at that point it was, this is farmland, the animals die.

Yes, they died weird and I don't know how they died. And yes, we've talked about animal mutilations forever. So it just is what it is. Just deal with it. Like I said, you kind of grow up in farm area. My parents were never farmers, trust me. But you grow up in an agricultural area and you grow up. up with slightly different views. And yes, I felt for the sheep, felt bad for the sheep, but at the

same time, they're sheep. Exactly. Yeah. No, I get that. Now, if they'd been lambs, I probably would have been a lot more unhappy because I like lambs. Exactly. They're cute. They're a little cuter. Yeah, yeah. You can, you know, exactly. No, I get that. Lamb chop with, what was that lady's name? Oh, yeah. Sherry Lewis. Sherry Lewis. That's. right yeah that was an old old show yeah so that puts you at age 14 now i'm if i had to guess or i'm going to ask you did you've experienced some really up to this point in your life you've experienced some really weird things in those years prior to 14 did the weird event stop after age 14 as you grew older or did you experience other other

things as well. I moved out of the area, totally. So I, the weird thing stopped. I did eventually come back to the Pacific Northwest. Yes, I spent a couple years in Dallas, Texas, which in, I'm glad that we went, but I'm glad we came back to the Pacific Northwest in central Washington now. And I've been in Central Washington for like 35 years. So I'm happy to be here, but I'm happy also to be in a semi-wild area where we still get a cougar in town every once in a while. Yeah, but close enough to Seattle to still get over there when we want to go. Yeah, absolutely. And I mean, you live in central Washington.

If you wanted to get into Bigfoot stuff, I mean, you know, you listen to stuff. It's all around probably wherever you are up there. But do you ever think about or wonder, why that area, and I believe that's Clackamas County, why that area just had so much strange things happening in it? Yeah, I did wonder about that. I just kind of assumed that it was because it was so wild. There was so much, there was just so much wild wood that hadn't been, since it had been timbered, Since the original timber had been taken, nothing had been done with it.

So it had been, the mid-1800s, they took the original timber off, and then it had been left to its own devices since then. And then we started showing up, and things started to get angry that we showed up, or at least got interested in the fact that we showed up. Bigfoot Society will be right back after these messages. It may just be the world's great. greatest eraser. Mabelian instant eraser concealer is your secret weapon for erasing signs of a sleepless night.

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When you talk to your parents, let's say you're down in Texas and if you ever called your parents, like would anything ever come up saying, hey, weird stuff is still going on or remember the lights? And that still happens. Were there any experiences like that that would be conveyed? Not really. They didn't like to speak of it. My mom would probably have spoken of it before my dad would have. but even she wouldn't talk about it over the phone.

You might write you a letter about it before she would speak over the phone. I do not know why. I am not a person who usually talks about UFOs, but I'm trying to think of stuff I've heard before different interviews, and sometimes you hear that if people interact with things like that, they can sometimes have really interesting health issues arise later on. in life. So that's why I'd ask that question. Oh, there was, this is jumping back. We're kind of all

over the place. But in Fifth Grit, when you were at school and you saw that one up in the hayfield, and you had seen it actually walk for a few seconds, it sounded like, is that correct? Yes. Do you remember, did the way that it moved and it walked, was there anything out of the ordinary about that or was it kind of just the way that you would expect like a humanoid figure to walk? Well, it was far enough away that all I could see was that it moved. I couldn't really see specifics, but it just looked like a human moving, but from a distance, I mean, it looked like a human from a distance, but from such a long distance, it shouldn't have looked like it was disproportionate enough that to look like a human from that distance, it must have been big.

Gotcha. It's very interesting. When you got the deer legs, what would you do? What would your family do with them? My dad would throw them in the gully that was in between, there's like a little valley in between our property and the next property. I assume that the coyotes would get them. Sorry, I don't know if you picked them.

it up on your side. We got some really interesting electronic interference that just came in. Oh, is that what that was? Oh, you heard it too? Okay. Yeah. Yeah. We've been getting stuff like that recently. So there was a gully on your property that just had,

you know, it was kind of like you threw the deer legs in there and that's where they would, that's where they would be banished to. Yeah. That is, the UFOs that would come over, did you actually, at any point were you actually able to see the UFO? Yes. Can you describe what that looked like? You know, the type of UFO that you hear about where you have the one disk with another

disc on top of it. So you've got a smaller disk that rotates with another disc that has lights and windows. That's pretty much what we had. Because we could be sitting at our, we could be sitting there. We could be sitting out on our front porch, and we could see it go past our front porch, just on the trees ahead of it, just go up the road. It would follow the road up. I don't know why. So it was like hovering above the road and sticking to the road? Well, yeah, it would hover above the trees, which were right alongside the road, and would just follow the trees up the road.

Was there any way to kind of tell how big this UFO was? I would just be guessing. My guess would be maybe, I want to say, 50 feet across. But they were good-sized. I mean, to a kid, that's pretty good-sized anyway. But yeah. Did it ever interact with anything else on the property besides flashing light into the house?

Not that we ever saw. And there's a lot of times, a lot of times when it flashed its light, we would run and hide. Oh, wow, really? Yeah, that kind of scared everybody. The whole family was run and hide? Yes. Oh, my goodness. We saw my dad and mom running and hiding.

Usually the kids would run. There's only me and my sister. And actually it was usually just me. If I saw my dad and mom hiding, running. to hide, I usually would run and hide too. Okay, so can you walk me through what that would mean that, so if your parents were going to hide from whatever it was happening, like, what did that involve going into a closet or a basement or how would that kind of happen?

Well, if there's a room that didn't have a window on that side of the house, that's where they would run. and I would just run up into my bedroom and, you know, hide because it had never shown a light into my bedroom. Was there an event that happened that made the hiding start to happen? Sorry, was there like a catalyst event that something weird, so weird happened that then after that you saw, okay, parents are starting to hide a lot after this one thing occurred?

No, I really don't, I don't remember there being one. It's not saying there might not have been one. Right. The UFOs, the UFOs really were weird because they happened a lot more at night than they did during the day, which you wouldn't think it would matter. It became whether during the day or during the night. Right. but that usually happen no earlier than like dusk and then like maybe three o'clock at night would be the latest that I remember seeing them. When your parents and yourself would be hiding, how long would that usually last for?

15 minutes or so to look down. And is this a thing that it would happen like once a month or once a week or random or how often? Really random. Sometimes a couple times a week, sometimes once a month. Sometimes, you know, it would not do it for a while. Is this a thing, and I'm sure the answer is no to this? Is this a thing where your parents had ever gone to the local police or other neighbors and be like, hey, you guys dealing with this too? That is definite, no. Yeah, right. There's no way you're going to go to the authorities or to. to other neighbors, they're going to think you're nuts. Well, they already thought we were nuts, but yes, definitely.

I don't want to confirm that decision. Why did they already think you guys were nuts? Oh, just, just did they just did. We were weird. We were different. We were just different. Yeah, that's fine. We didn't leave in agriculture.

My dad was a golfer. Oh, okay. All right, I get it. So, yeah, when you, when you're in a, community that relies on on certain things for income and you're the guy that does the weird stuff i get it yep because i kind of live that so yeah i get it um okay wow and i just can't wrap my mind around that where it's probably just because i i don't really talk to people in in ufo situations and i'm sure i'm sure this kind of thing maybe happens in other events quite often

where the individuals are having to hide and they're just being tormented by the UFO and the lights. You never saw anything that looked like an alien or anything at any time. Did you just the craft? Just the craft, yeah. But, you know, at the same time, I was just a kid when this happened. It was funny to me now. If an adult, I might feel that completely different.

So if I was an adult telling you this story, I might not tell you about hiding. Yeah, that's good thing. I might be thinking, that's not what I want him to think about me. Man, I just, that whole, the whole mental mindset you would have to be in, you know, having a family out in, in the woods, in Oregon, and you are just being messed with to the point where you're actually hiding in a different place. for your own safety. It's just, it's a fascinating story. I'm just glad you were able to get through it with no harm to yourself or no harm to anyone

in the family, it sounds like. No harm, no foul. Yeah, right, exactly. My goodness. This whole, I believe this is also Clackamas County. I have to look. This was, I believe, Marion County. Oh, it is, yep, yep.

It is Marion. Oh, man. I am now realizing how small Scots Mills is. It was 419 population at 2020 senses. And we lived five miles up from Scots Mills. So we lived up Crooked Finger Road, five miles up, which was about 3,000 feet up in height. So we got snow, really, really good snow in the winter,

compared to the down where Scott's Mills is. Yeah, because you go up on that road. There's not much up there. There's a random... It's Boise Caspade. Chapel. Yeah. Oh, man.

Such a fascinating account. Thank you so much for sharing, Rosanne, what you lived through, what you experienced regarding Bigfoot, but also some really other interesting things as well. appreciate you coming on the show today. Well, you're very welcome. And again, I'm sorry it wasn't anything wild and crazy. What matters to me is that you're able to share what it is that you experienced.

And I mean, I thought it was probably one of the more wild things I've heard to be honest. UFO stuff weirds me out. But Roseanne, yeah, if there's anything else that I can ever do to help or, you know, you need to ask any questions about stuff or anything that feel free to reach out. I'll help you, be glad to help you at a later time as well if I can. But just thank you so much for reaching out to provide more context about events from this area of Oregon. Well, I really appreciate your time. Thank you so much. Yes, ma'am.

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