Bigfoot Society - Real Sasquatch Encounters Across America — Campgrounds, Highways, and Rest Stops

Episode Date: January 17, 2026

In this episode of Bigfoot Society, firsthand witnesses from across North America finally share what they experienced — often in places Bigfoot researchers know all too well.From a violent nighttime incident at a remote Montana campground, to a massive figure crossing a road near Weld, Maine, to daylight activity along Highway 7 near Morton and Mineral, Washington, these encounters didn’t happen in stories — they happened in real places.Listeners will hear accounts tied to the Appalachian Trail near Dudleytown, Connecticut, the forests of northern Minnesota, the White Mountains and Mogollon Rim of Arizona, ranch land in British Columbia, and even an Interstate 90 rest stop in Washington — locations where witnesses never expected to come face-to-face with something they couldn’t explain.Hunters, campers, loggers, ranchers, and truck drivers describe moments of silence, fear, movement, and presence — sometimes lasting only seconds, sometimes stretching through the night.No theories pushed.No conclusions forced.Just firsthand testimony, shared carefully and honestly.Listen to the full episode — every voice matters, and the pattern only emerges when you hear them all.🗣️ Share Your StoryHad a Bigfoot encounter or strange experience?Send it to [e-mail] – your story might be featured on the show!🎥 Watch & Subscribe on YouTube🔴 Subscribe here → Bigfoot Society YouTube💬 Leave a comment & let us know your thoughts!📞 Leave a voicemail with your story → Speakpipe (Use multiple voicemails if needed)👥 Share this episode → Watch & Share🎧 More episodes → Podcast Playlist🌲 Recommended: New Jersey Bigfoot Encounters💥 Support the Show & Get Perks✅ Join the community on Supercast – Become a Member✅ Listen ad-free & early on YouTube – Join Here📱 Let’s ConnectInstagram: @bigfootsocietyTwitter: @bigfoot_societyTikTok: @bigfoot.society🧰 Tools & Partners I Use (Affiliate Links)These help support the show at no extra cost to you:Beam (Better Sleep): Try BeamWildgrain (Better Bread): Join HereSeed (Probiotics): Get SeedMedi-Share (Healthcare): Learn MoreLMNT (Electrolytes) Free Sample Pack with your first purchase! : Get LMNTOrganic and non-GMO groceries delivered for lesshttp://thrv.me/uarEhS🎙️ Podcasting Tools:Repurpose.io: Try ItDescript: Sign UpStreamyard: Start RecordingRiverside.fm: Try Riverside🎧 My Audio Interface: View on Amazon☕ Buy Me a Coffee – Support Here🛍️ Grab Some Merch – Shop on Etsy📬 Mailing Address:Bigfoot Society125 E 1st St. #233Earlham, IA 50072

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I can't remember where exactly. But we stayed outside camping for a while around the campfire and visiting and talking and all that. And the night started getting really cold, so everybody went to their RVs to go to bed. And I would say at about 3 o'clock in the morning, we heard grunting. It wasn't like a bear. It wasn't the sound of a bear. It was, I don't know, Ken Hart explained. It was a hard, loud grunting. And then something, I'm saying Bigfoot did it. I know it sounds crazy, but that two hands hit the side of our camper and pushed it from side to side and was rocking it.

We just stayed really quiet inside. My husband was even afraid to look out the windows. And then it went to the other side and it did the same. It hit the windows, but it didn't break them. The next morning, when we woke up, my husband went out there and he said that there was dance in the side of our camper from whatever was hitting it. He and I both thought that it had been a big thing for to rock it that bad and that high up. How high up were the hits on it? Well, we have a pretty nice size RV.

I can't, what is it like 18 feet up? I don't know how tall an RV would be. But it was like if you would have gripped it from the top with your top fingers and then your thumb, you know, hold the side. It was like that. there was indentions from the center going all the way to the top. My goodness. Have you guys ever been back there before? No.

No. No. I know my in-law said that they heard noises too, but they were more scared than we were. They didn't want to get up either or go outside for a lot. Oh, okay. So they were with you there during the... same time yeah we parked right next to each other something we don't forget because it it was pretty alarming absolutely well i appreciate you coming up and and sharing uh what happened uh somewhere out there

in the in the state of montana all right thank you thank you have a great time you too hey james how are you good how are you hey doing good let me just tell you um i was in um Maine in 1977, 1970, and as clear as day, if it was at night, it was probably at 2 o'clock in the evening,

and Bigfoot walked right across the path when I was driving home. I mean, I can look at the GPS location and everything. I've looked it up in the past, just kind of looking at it. I know the location and everything, and it was just as clear as possible. I couldn't imagine anybody dressing up in an outfit or anything like that, but he just virtually walked right across the path that I was driving and he walked right across the road in Weld, Maine in 1977.

That's all I can say about it. I'm taking a look at that here. Okay, Weld, Maine. Yeah, sure. Wow. How far away from your car was it, do you think? probably maybe 20 feet. I mean, wicked clothes.

I mean, it was incredible. And I tried to tell people about it. And it wasn't just me. It was my brother and two other people in the car. So it wasn't like it was, you know, just some fluke or something like that. I mean, there was other people in the vehicle, you know. and it was and and and I thought there was going to be all kinds of people you know you know wanting to hear about it and you know I thought people would just be like you got to be kidding me you know and the next day everybody would be coming around

and maybe the news or something but everybody was just saying uh you didn't see the big foot and you know they were just kind of blowing us off you know and it was me my cousin my brother and another guy and they just kind of just looked at us like we, you know, bumped our head. So, but as God is my witness, I've seen him, you know, I tell everybody, I go, I've seen Bigfoot, you know, and they don't believe me. And then I say, well, I, you know, I've, I've got brain cancer and, and I'm alive now and it should have, it should have killed me. And then I I won the lottery. I won $1.6 million in the lottery. I'm saying, look at this. So, you know, what do you want? What are you choosing to believe? You know? Wow, that's pretty wild. Do you remember any details about what you saw that day? Any how it looked?

Oh, it looked just like Harry and the Henderson's, only his head was short. was smaller. It wasn't the big head that you'd think it was. It was just like the Harry and Henderson's had long, you know, dark hair. But there was no smell because when I drove up to it, when I drove up and it crossed the path, I stopped my truck and I said, Bigfoot. And my brother yells, Jamie, Jamie, you know, get back in the car. And I got out of my car, but there was no smell. You know, people. think that there's like a smell or you would think that there would be something like that but I didn't smell anything it just knew it was just like it just that banished you know it was completely gone nothing no no you know nothing else about it you know and I've never never hear anything about it but there's a you know right there in Maine in the exact area there is there's a there's a picture of the exact thing that I seen there

There's a farmhouse and there's a picture of a big foot that somebody had painted on this farm and it looks exactly like what I've seen. So somebody must have seen the same thing or, you know, gives a pretty good rendition of what I've seen. Is there anything that you saw that day that artists don't get right in their drawings of Bigfoot? No. It looked right. You know, they've got, I've actually even got like a ceramic, ceramic big foot because of that

at the cabin I got there up in Maine right now but it looks it doesn't look like the real big foot because it's got a bigger head you know it doesn't have as big a head

it's got a smaller head but it's big would you like to see one again one day of course I would of course I would of course I would of course I would and it's real and I also I also I also and believe it or not I I worked at the base of Mount Palomar I'm a you know how firefighters

in California we take out we go do fires we we cut fire lines all over Southern California and and at Camp West Fort is where I worked at and I took inmates out there we cut fire lines all over the place well it's at the base of Mount Palomar which is a mountain but at the very top of that mountain is the Hale Observatory and and and one of the officers that I was working with came in one night from from work we We sleep there. We lived there seven days off, seven days off.

And she came in, and she had seen a UFO up there. I've seen us some stuff. I've been around. I've been exposed to these things. And I just wonder why people just don't believe, you know. It's real. Absolutely. Absolutely.

Yeah. Well, James, I appreciate you coming up. Thank you for sharing what you experienced out there in Maine. And that was a fascinating account. Thank you so much for coming up, sir. And no, not a problem. Thank you. Hey, AJ, how's it going? How do I talk?

Can you hear me? Yeah, you sound great. How's it going? Oh, good. How are you? Hey, doing great. Feel free to share what you've experienced. So at the beginning of November, my husband was, We live up in Morton, Washington, which is up by White Pass.

And we were driving between Elby and Morton, so we were kind of just, we just passed Mineral. And it was about 5 o'clock at night, so the sun had just gone down and kind of dark up there. And we were driving towards Morton, so we were on the right-hand side, I guess going east. my husband was driving I was in the passenger seat and around that time I'm always looking out for elk deer things like that so just kind of scanning the sides of the road and something caught my eye on the right hand side I don't know if you've been up there on Highway 7 but there's kind of from the highway there there's a big ditch where a lot of we have a lot of waterfalls that come down so there's a waterway ditch and then it goes up into some woods over there And there was a car coming towards us. And then our headlights were on as well. And I caught the back of like an animal. And I was like, well, it's not an elk.

It's not a deer. And so I honestly, I didn't even know what to say. I just said animal to my husband. And then I looked and it was, it stepped from the side of the highway with its right foot leading. And it cleared that entire ditch with its left foot still on the highway, right foot up onto that hill. And then it was reaching up. Like there was like a big kind of bush type thing there. And it was two, the one thing I will never forget is the silver color of its coat that I didn't expect to see something that color.

And then the length of its arm. Its arm, I feel like its arm was as long as I am, I'm five feet tall. And I could see the muscle ripple. Like when the headlights hit it, I could see the muscle in its shoulder and upper arm. And I literally, like, I couldn't find any words. I was just, my husband was like, what is it? I was like, I think it, I think, I don't know. I think it was a big foot.

I don't, it was one of those moments where it was just like, my brain couldn't wrap around what I was seeing. And I just kept saying, I don't know what I just saw. I don't know what I just saw. And we drove right past it. And it was,

it was just massive. And I was upset that I didn't get to see its face, because the way that it had its right arm reaching up, the side of its profile of its face was blocked. But I could see this massive. The chest was just massive. It was very like barrel shape. The arm was very, very long. And the color, I, I, the silvery, it was almost silvery blue, black, like just that color was just blew my mind. And so, goodness.

I have lived in Washington my whole life, 42 years. And we spend a lot of time foraging up in Gifford Pinchot, Mount Rainier National Forest. We do a lot of mushroom foraging, fishing, hiking, things like that. And never in my life have I seen anything like that. So, yeah, it was amazing. That's an incredible sighting. How many seconds would you say you were able to see it? I would say that we were driving probably 50 miles an hour. It was kind of rainy.

So we weren't going much faster than that. and so it would say from the time I saw it to the time we passed it maybe 10 seconds and it was most of that time was just my my my jaw was just dropped open like I didn't even know what to say my husband was really upset that he didn't see it but um right it was amazing I mean it's it's the perfect area that you saw it too because and you may already be aware of like, you know, Ashford, I get tons of reports from there, but also like Highway 12 down the south. There's tons of stuff down there. It's like you're right in the middle. How tall would you estimate it was? So we actually got a hold of the BFRO that night. I sent a message in to them.

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The way that it stepped completely over that and where its hand would have been up in those bushes, you know? And what was really interesting was that they had found what looked like five like fingerprints to set, a set of them, basically in the mud because it had been raining. and so that side of that was really muddy and so that was just amazing that it looked like two handprints like the fingers had dug into the mud and then across the highway um that goes down into like a wooded area and then basically up towards like goat rocks and up towards that way um there was some tracks on that side of the highway there. It was just, it was crazy. So, and I've always wanted to believe in Bigfoot, but it was one of those things where, like,

because I have a degree in science and in biology with my focus, and I've spent so much times out here and knowing that the space is here, right? Like the acreage is there. The land is there for them to be, but it's one of those things where you just, you haven't seen it, you haven't seen it, you know, how could I spend it? so much time in the woods and not see it. But since that happened, now I'm just, like, it's out there. It's 100%

because there's nothing else that it could have been. And what really blew my mind was that the BFRO said that they had had seven sightings recently and that a couple other people had mentioned seeing a silver one and that they think that it must be like an older, an older Sasquash. That's awesome. Was it a

Scott that was out there. Do you remember that guy's name, Jeremy? I want to say his name is Nick. Okay. I know Scott. Scott is a good guy. He's with the Washington BFRO, Scott Taylor. But that's cool.

Okay. That is really cool. I haven't heard of many silver ones, so that's really awesome. Oh, so you said you're a biologist. So you know your animals really well, right? Yes. That's why I was floored because I'm running through every mammal in my head and nothing.

There's nothing out here that is that big. You know what I mean? And nothing that's bipedal. So yeah, it definitely pushed me over that line of like, I'm on the cusp of, I want to believe to, yeah, that's what it was. And now we have like plans in the spring to go camp up in Gifford and do some of our own hunting. Oh, man, really?

Yeah. Oh, boy. Yeah, that's where, oh, boy, there's so many wild stuff at places you could go on Gifford. Yeah, because a lot of people, you know, if they're going to say, well, you probably saw a bear on its hind legs. But there's no way. No, the arm, the front arm, first of all, the front arm was so long. And you could see the muscle definition in that front arm all the way down to like the forearm. And bear's arms aren't like that.

They're shorter, they're stockier. This arm extended at least, I would say probably when its arm was up, it was probably two feet past the top of its head. The arm was so long. And proportionally, that just doesn't work out for a bear. Did your report get published? I don't know. they had wanted to do like a recorded interview and they said they would blur my face out. But the job that I have right now in Washington, I work as an investigator.

And so I just really didn't want my face and my full name and all that kind of stuff out there. They said they would keep my written statement, but I didn't agree to do like a filming. Gotcha. Yeah, that makes sense. I deal with a lot of that on this too. a lot of people sometimes they just don't want their their identity out there i actually man today i interviewed a yellowstone national park employee it was nuts uh and he he actually came on camera it was awesome uh but this is a wild sighting for this area thanks for coming up guys i do i appreciate you sharing your experience absolutely take care wait you too man that was awesome that was such a great account in such a heavily active area. Hi, sir, how are you? I'm good. Hey, good. Feel free to share.

Okay, so I'm going to keep it, you know, kind of short because I never actually saw one, but we used to go up to cabin. and this is Minnesota and it's really strange it was a strange place because there were right around the place that we stayed they actually had a well okay it was a furring place they they they caught animals and furred them I don't know if I'm saying that right, but so it's like foxes, I don't know, things that, you know, and then they would take the furrs. But right around this lake up in northern Minnesota, and we would camp there. There was a trailer house, but so much. many strange things had happened there over the years but you know nobody really thought anything

of it because usually we were just drinking around the campfire and stuff but so I was not so many times but several times I felt just a presence like unbelievable presence and one time I woke up out of the tent and looked up because it would kind of there was a hill and I guess if you say seen because I like I said I'd never really seen a big foot but I seen a I seen a shadow type presence and then felt I felt it and it was the most scariest and it was the most scary is okay you know I'm a grown man I never felt more scared in my life you see something and then okay that's just that okay that's just that but what it really was felt like something was watching you and and and then you know like I said just

I said, just, you know, being a grown man, okay, you know, I want to take care of people. I want to protect people. But I was actually more scared than I have ever been. If there was a big, huge guy wanting to punch me in the face, I would be less scared than the feeling I had, if you can understand that. So it felt like right up the hill through the trees, it felt like this presence was lurking down. And when I looked back up, all I could see was some shadows and moving around.

But I knew this wasn't people with guns or like, I knew it wasn't something like that. It was the scariest feeling I've ever had in my entire life and then several days after we had same experience, well I say we because then my wife at the time had a she woke up in the tent. It was scared like she's never been scared before and I woke her up but said, what's going on? What's going on? She couldn't explain it. So I don't know if it's paranormal, but I felt at that type like it was that. Just because I had done some Bigfoot stuff, I was like, there is something up there. And it's something that you just can't explain when you feel it.

Then like I said, when you look up into the trees, and when I say this, I'm down, down, you look up into the forest and it felt like someone was watching you. So you could say, well, there's some creepy guys, you know, watching us. But there's no one around. There was no one around at all. And then this is in the middle of the night. And so I don't know. I had this weird feeling, that Bigfoot.

if you call it that, is possibly has some other dimensions type things, because this was the scariest thing I've ever, ever experienced and happened twice. So I don't know. That's my experience. It's really weird. I calculated it with that only because that's all I could figure it out to be. Gotcha, gotcha. And was it just you guys up there?

Were there other people camping out there? There was other people, but you got to imagine these people are partying, they're drinking. Oh, sure, sure, yeah. And you have to remember when certain things like this happen to you, they can be individual or whatever. But even if there was, say, 25 people up there, like I said, most of these people were, these people were drinking, inebriated, possibly sleeping, but they might not ever know it. And if they did, they never said anything.

And that's the other thing is people, when they do experience something like this, they usually don't talk about it. I really think though that this experience with me and then going up in that area and then experiencing it several times that it was something that I, I really figured out that that's what it was because who else is like, okay, because there's other people up.

There was some other, there was a cabin up on that hill, and I went there and there was some shit all knocked over, you know, trash cans. The dog was going crazy. so I just you know just because I've been kind of like thinking about similar things you know trying to figure this out

this one cabin was completely abandoned for years but then I've seen claws on it it could have been a bear could have been dogs I don't know it just really it really seemed peculiar

in a way and then like I said, something that I can't explain, and then the feeling of, is why I say paranormal, the feeling of almost like someone looking right through your soul, it makes me think that maybe these big foot, if they are, have something else

because I've never been so scared in my life. as a grown man. It was scary. And then I heard some more reports around the area. So like I said, I don't have any proof. I don't have any, what do you call it? You know, visuals, nothing like that. Because I was pissing my pants at the time when I felt all these feelings.

So I don't know. I don't want to say too much. That's kind of my story. sorry if I'm helping or not helping, but that's, it's unbelievable what I felt and I keep coming back to thinking that it might have been a big foot. I appreciate you sharing what you experience. It does take a lot to share something like that and be vulnerable about it. So thank you so much for sharing what happened up there in Minnesota. All right. Thanks. Have a good one. Good stuff, man. There's some really good. Good things being shared tonight.

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And so yeah, let me start off here. So I'm from Southeast Connecticut. This is Daniel Fischel. And Ryder Strong from PodMeets World. Cat parents unite. We have to look out for each other. for each other. Yes, we all know the feeling of being ignored by our little babies a little too well. Yeah, I often wonder to myself, does my cat even love me? Well, there's only one solution to solve that.

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And this is all tribal lands. And where I'm at, specifically, I moved a little while ago. And it's called the Norwich, Connecticut, where the most sightings are, and it's all on the reservation. And it's called the Mohican Reservation, There's two different reservations near me.

We have the Mohegan and we have the Pequot. And my family is tribal, so we have a whole lineage of, you know, with the Bigfoot. And then there's the Machiawisug, which are miniature, which also go hand in hand. And they're interdimensional being. So let me just share the stories that I've set of seen. what I've encountered firsthand before I really got into like, you know, the offerings and really deep into it. So we were in a spot called Dudley Town, Connecticut, which is like an abandoned ghost town. And this is like, yeah, in the middle of absolutely nowhere.

And we're doing a nice hike. This is on Appalachian Trail. And we just finished up the hike ready to set up camp for the night. And we look, when I was setting up camp, I'm looking around for stuff for the fire. And while I'm looking around, I managed to see a row of trees. And the way they were broken on the bottom really, you know, kind of told my inner gut, like, you know, I'm pretty sure that this wasn't us. It wasn't a hammer.

It wasn't, you know, no axe, no saw, wasn't lightning. And the way it was all, it was maybe, I'll say, a dozen trees. And they were all, like, you get to. it's how they were snapped, like, you know, forcefully off. So, you know, I'm thinking, you know, oh, shoot, didn't really think too much of it. So we set up camp, we're all camping, you know, Appalachian Trail. This is the absolute middle of nowhere.

And next thing you know, we hear, boom, three different. And what happens? Right where we're camping, man, we hear those trees breaking. So we're in the middle of the tent, and we don't know what to do. We all look at each other, like, do you guys, like, no way. And I didn't even tell them all about what I've seen with those trees that were broken because I didn't want to freak them out and them canceled camp.

We got Appalachian Trail. So it's from all the way to Georgia to, you know, what's it, Maine to Georgia. It's the longest one. I knew their camp. I didn't want to tell them all the experiences I've seen. I didn't want to freak them out. And so I just dismissed. I'm like, oh, it's got to be something.

It's got to be something. You know, I'm the one that's keeping the whole crew calm. I'm the, you know, the one that's, you know, making everybody relax. So I'm like, oh, it's nothing, it's nothing, it's nothing. And, you know, we go back to sleep. And it happens again. And it kept happening all night. So, you know, yeah, we couldn't have hired it anymore.

So, you know, we have a few things for protection. We go out searching around, looking, looking. And, man, there's completely surrounding our camp. like 50 tree branches completely broken like not branches like from the base like they're like some of them two three feet like you know I know for a fact it wasn't it couldn't have been anything else and while I keep looking and looking trying to find any trace of anything um I find footsteps and this was in my previous phones and um these phones were they were like hacked or son son disabled them I don't know it was really weird like and I've returned it to the

phone company and said it was hit with a shock. So when I had all these fits, so some inner something outside, you know, tampered with it. But these, these footprints were like, I kid you not, the stride was like, like six to seven feet strides. And that was my experience, the one where I started getting into it with the offerings and tribal and stuff. And then that my aunt's story was when she was in upstate Vermont. She, um, you know, like the, the signs movie where you've seen like the edge line of like, like the crops where you could just see the two feet go right in the side. Yep.

My aunt basically with my mom upstate Vermont, they were hiking and, um, they seen him. And it freaked them both the heck out to the point where when they came home, they had to draw the, the, they said that the way the legs moved and everything, The scribes silver. This one was about nine to ten feet, they said. They said it was huge. And they got so freaked out. They both came home.

They made, we had them draw paintings each one in separate rooms of what it looked like. And they're both the same. And since they spotted it, a lot of weird stuff's been happening with their house. But like, they're interdimensional. And it's all basically all for intentions. So as long as like you keep it pure, they say, within like the folklore, we, you don't really got nothing to worry about, but they can also pick when we see them or not.

They have a cloaking device and they're telepathic. They could jump very high. They can run up to 60 miles an hour. How far north in Vermont did they have that sighting? I believe Burlingame, if that's- Oh, like Burlington area? Yeah, Burlington, yeah, that's it. Okay, okay, yeah, no, totally.

I could see that. Can you share a bit about, the gifting back and forth you were involved with? Um, so it's the same with the Machiawisug, which is basically, um, we got in the folklore, the Machiawisug are basically the smaller entities in Mexico, they call Duende. And, um, basically there, those are hand-in-hand and um, you leave them offerings. The Machiawizsig are who provide the corn. That's who taught all the previous, farmers how to create the corn and they go hand in hand with them and you basically

they like the berries they like um you can leave them water berries a lot of meats fruits and vegetables and you'll leave it in a basket in the back and usually like um like if you have like a big tree stump or something you'll leave like your yard work or whatever has to be done in the back you will leave the basket to where it needs to be done they'll leave the basket there and they would do whatever work done. They already know it has to be cut up. It's beautiful. Wow.

That's where Native American was taught how to plant and stuff because the Machiawisu go hand-to-hand with Bigfoot. I'm not sure of the exact connection. That is fascinating. I've not really heard of that one before, so thank you for sharing. And also, if listeners are winding or into like weird stuff in New England, just to look up the Dudley Town place that Steve was

talking about, it is a really wild place. There's a lot of weird stuff that happens there. Oh, man, I have some content for days out here in New England, because I've kind of been fascinated with this my whole life. So if you ever want to do some, you know, even filming anything out here, I know like the run around some Appalachian trails. I've seen it all out here, every entity imaginable. And I don't smoke.

I'm not cuckoo. So I know for a fact it's legit, you know. Wow. Yeah. Can you send me an email at Bigfah Society at gmail.com so i have your contact definitely man we can make some we could definitely chop it up make some incredible content and you have a great podcast this is phenomenal content brother appreciate you having me up stay in touch absolutely thanks man good to talk to you steve

thank you hey james how are you i'm doing good uh what's your name buddhut hey my name is jeremiah i'm in arkansas and i did have a i run in with bigfoot we call them wood boogers down here but yeah I don't have a problem with that at all but I am 60 years old and about seven years ago I lived outside the back gate of the Air Force Base, Little Rock Air Force Base here in central Arkansas just out of Jacksonville off of Jacksonville Comway Cutthrough by me the creek runs through it. Anyway, I had a little job at a little country store, and it was only a mile and a half, you know, it wasn't that big of a walk, but this is a developed area. It had been for 50 years. I mean, you couldn't look out your window and wave at your neighbor. There was, you know,

about an acre, acre and a half between properties, but overall, about 1,500, 2,000 people in the general area. Now, I say that because to me, I've heard a lot of experiences, but I've never heard anything about an inhabited area. Now, I was walking to work. I'd gotten on Jacksonville Comway, and anybody that's hearing this or seeing this, if you know where Jacksonville Comway cut through is, on both sides, it's about 25 feet. deep ditch. Okay, when it rains real heavy, the water will back up because the creek backs up. But anything that's in the woods is going to have to clear 50 feet across and then 25 feet up. Now, I am in the country and I'm not stupid. I'm carrying a 40 caliber in my belt just in case,

because we got dope heads and all that out here as well. But anyway, I turned from my street on to Jacksonville-Comway cut through. And you know that feeling when you know you're being watched, you can actually feel it. I was feeling it on the left side of my body. And I was walking towards the biometer bridge. And it's just creepy. And I'm six foot, 250 pounds at 9. carrying a 40 cal I'm not worried you know if it's a method bear whatever it's got to clear a lot of

distance to get to me and I can get that 40 caliber quicker anyway I'm a non-believer and pretty much anything I'm one of these people you have to show me to make me believe okay and I'm sitting there and I'm walking down through there and I keep feeling it It's intense, but the problem is I'm not hearing crickets. I'm not hearing tree frogs. I'm not hearing hood owls, barn ows. Nothing. It's dead quiet, okay?

This time of the morning, there's no traffic on Jacksonville cut through. I can't hear Jack. And that was a little unnerving, but again, you know. Anyway, I continue on down. the road about a quarter mile and there's the biometer bridge which is next to a church that has a cemetery okay and I get to the center of the bridge and my thoughts on this since it occurred I've had a lot of time to think about it this bigfoot or woodbugger jumped into a big old oak tree who centered rotted out and it misjudged whether the tree

handle it. It cracked a loud break and then I heard the tree hit and it hit and when it hit you ever thrown a big rock into a shallow creek and you hear that clack

that's what I heard okay and in my mind I thought it was one of the drugheads had been sleeping up in a tree and then falling out and hit the water and I was laughing I mean, I had a belly roll going, but I didn't want to be a complete buho. So I reached in my pocket, pulled out my phone, turned on my light, and I was shining it up. And I had tears rolling, bud.

I'm serious. And then I hit the feet and the legs, the belly. I mean, this thing was monstrous. When I say this was a true giant, I'm talking 18 feet to the top of the top of the the head. I'm talking seven and a half feet at the shoulders. And when this light hit its eyes, it went from silver to blue to red. Now this looked like you or I had the brow ridge, had a five head, not the comb, but it had a five head, if you know what I mean, you know, five fingers instead of four high the fur was dark brown or black and it was just monstrous and half my brain

went absolutely nuts now i grew up marine corps went into the military uh hunted arkansas all my life i've never seen hiding their hair of any of it okay So I didn't believe, but here it is, 30 feet from me. And I'm like, I'm taking all this in and wrapping my mind around it now. The thing had to be 2,000 pounds. This is Daniel Fischel. And Ryder Strong from PodMeets World. Cat parents unite.

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Easy. The size of a car. Okay. I mean, it was cut like a bodybuilder,

but it was covered in hair everywhere but its face and it looked like your eye, okay? But its hands

and its feet were just huge. Its legs were as big around as my waist individually. I mean, and I was like, I had the 40-Cal and I thought about it.

And then I dismissed it immediately because it'd been like me or you getting shot by a BB gun. It's going to make us mad, but it's not going to really do anything. But it took a hobbling step towards me and that's when I knew I was going to live because it hurt its legs in the fall or one of its legs. anyway a 52 year old man trying to run when he hadn't run in 30 years if it hadn't been the situation it had been funny to watch but i got to the light of the church parking lot and i sat there this thing started with a whistle a high-pitched whistle and in the same breath went to a bone rattling roar now i I can't tell anybody because this is Arkansas and woodburger sightings are rare. Bigfoot sightings are rare. And if you tell somebody, they're going to call you a nut job.

So I just sat there until the sun came up, went to work, did my stuff. A few days later, a young man that raises German Shepherds came into the store and showed me on his phone. I'm sure you've heard about TP structures. Yeah. He had video of his phone with three TP structures on his property. The smallest pole in them was 10 inches round, and they weren't cut. They were snapped. And that's my experience.

That is absolutely wild. Arkansas has some of the weirdest stuff I've ever heard, to be honest, James. you guys have some weird stuff going on down there when it comes to big foot but an 18 footer I mean dude that's a that's a that's a giant big foot my goodness that's what I'm saying everything I trust me I've watched every video I can get on it every documentary every you know Alaskan monsters or uh searching for Sasquatch and people are always describing yeah it was monstrous, it was eight or nine feet tall. I must have seen Granddaddy.

That's all I can say, because this one wasn't no joke. My goodness. Well, James, I appreciate you coming up and sharing that. And if you ever hear anything else down there, definitely, you know, feel free to share in another live if you're ever hanging out with us again. Could I ask a favor of you? Sure. I'm sure that you know researchers.

Can you get them to come to Arkansas and do research? I mean, yeah, we've got the Falk Monster and a couple of other stories that are real famous. But, I mean, like I said, this was in a residential area that was well established. And my question, I mean, I'm not a Bartsmiller, but I'm sure you got something on the ball or you wouldn't be doing this. Right. What would force something that large into a populated area? Presorted to have to be food? I don't know.

Yeah, I mean. Who knows? you know but that's what i would say is some it needs food you know i mean you could you could have a hotel room in jacksonville and 15 minutes be where this was i mean that close that's wild my goodness james yeah i mean there's so many researchers that i think they focus on oklahoma in texas but you're right i there's not a lot of them that are looking into arkansas well i mean i can understand if they seen what I seen, I wouldn't, I moved into the city because of this. Okay?

I really did. The only way I'm going back out in the woods and if you got me to go research, I'm taking a flamethrower because everything I know is scared of fire. Absolutely. Absolutely. James, what an incredible account. probably that is the largest one in an

account that I've ever heard in five years. That's absolutely wild. Have you seen the trucker footage? He's an equipment hauler going out into a lumber area and the video in his truck

is taking he's turning to the left and you get a full still squat Sasquatch in the shot, that's the kind of size I'm talking about. Okay. My goodness, I have to look that up. Yeah, definitely.

Yep. But anyway, thank you for letting me come on. You can shut me off now. All right. Thank you for coming up, James. I do appreciate it. Yes, sir. Hi, how's it going?

Hi, how are you? Okay, I'm pretty much forcing my fiancé to tell a story. Okay, cool. All right. Well, hey, thank you so much, sir. Feel free to share what your experience was. Okay. So I've been hunting since I've been 12.

I live in Washington State. The occurrence happened in between L.B. and Randall. I would say Morton and Randall was kind of the two cities in between where I happened. So I was out hunting. This is probably, I want to say, 10 years. ago maybe 10 to 12 years ago and um i was out there hunting in the tall timber and i ran on to this old logging road and uh you you just it's just an eerie feeling you wouldn't hear any animals it was like a stillness there and i can smell like a musky wet dog so basically uh what was

happening. I was hunting for deer and I got on this old logging road which is the road I'm going to kind of picture give you a picture of what it looked like. It's an old logging road. The ground was covered with wet pine

needles so I was being really quiet. I had on this nonsense hunting gear so they couldn't smell me and so the road kind of bend toward the left and then kind of had like an S shape to the road and then it went once you completed half of the S shape and it went straight and at the end of the road there was this black silhouette about nine feet tall and I locked eyes with it and I had my my 300 wind mag ready to go

if he charged me it's just my hair's on my arm were just I mean, it was like static media, it was electricity, and the smell just got more intense. And, I mean, I have a picture of it. I took a picture of it with my phone. I'd be happy to share that via email, if you like. You can clearly see the, I was like in these tall, I was in the tall timber. It was really dark. and you can clearly see this black silhouette

and you can see the legs you can see the everything and it I don't know it seemed like time kind of just stood still it was like it seemed like it was forever but even though it wasn't it was probably maybe a couple

minutes and I actually witnessed it walk because it was standing straight at me maybe about 50 yards, maybe a little bit more, and it was, it walked towards his right, so it would be my left. And I witnessed it, and I just, I sat down for a second, and I just listened, making sure he wasn't coming back around behind me. I was really scared, to be honest, and then I just got out of there. I just went back where I came from and left. Oh my goodness. I would love to see that photo. Yeah, if you would be willing to email it, it's bigfoot society at gmail.com.

That would be fantastic. Tell me about the knocking. Another incident. It's kind of the same area, but I drove to this section in the woods, and I just, it's like an old camp. site and I just started I found this road and I started walking down and it just it's overgrown and then so I started walking down this road for a little while I ran into a couple elk and then I ended up getting into a dead end but I did see a road down further so what I do is I just walk follow the trails inside the tall timber and then I have like pink ribbon I talk I talk on the branches as I go down the the the the tall timber I tie some more about every 10 feet that way I can turn around and I see the blue the pink ribbon so I don't get lost so I do that through the whole tall timber and once I get down to the very bottom

there's a little creek and I sat down and had something to eat and then I heard a knock on my right side it was a three knock on my right side and it And about 30 seconds later, I heard another knock on the other side of me. It was, it was really, really frightening. I just, I kind of felt like I was being watched and I was surrounded. So that they didn't want me there. It's kind of the feeling that I had. So I ended up grabbing my gear and I just followed my,

my pink ribbon out into the tall timber back where I came from. And I just left. just, you know, really slowly and watching behind me and listening very carefully, and that's, that's my, my occurrence on that situation. That is incredible. And that was also around Morton and Randall? Yes, that's correct. Okay. I mean, you're probably aware there are so many accounts that have been reported on Highway 12 in that area over the years. Oh, absolutely. Almost every time, almost every time, I go out there for hunting or just exploring, I run into something, some kind of experience.

It's incredible. Thank you for coming up and for sharing your experiences. What were the years on those again? I would say between 10 and 12 years ago. It wasn't too long ago. Okay. Gotcha. So like 2015-ish somewhere around there. Yeah, yeah, that's about right. Okay. Wow. Definitely, you know, keep me in mind if you, you ever experience anything else out there when you're hunting have you been back to those same areas i have where you saw the silhouette okay well i do have i do have i think i have a time stamp on that picture so um oh cool that might be able to give you more of a detail time frame yeah absolutely i mean i would and it it sounds like a really cool picture so i'll be i'll be looking forward

to seeing it but uh yeah thank you for for both coming up and and for sharing Aaron, I appreciate it. You're welcome. I'll get that picture out to you tonight. All right, very good. Have a good night, guys. All right, thanks. Good stuff.

This is a wild night. Hi, Claude. How are you? Hey, how are you doing? Hey, doing good. A few questions for you right off the bat here. I want to make sure that you are up to share a Bigfoot experience you've had. And also, if so, would you be okay if I use the audio from this conversation for a Bigfoot

podcast that I have. Sure. All right. Well, feel free to share what you've experienced, sir. I talked to you last year. Yep. I told you about my encounter with the portal and the White Mountains. Okay. Remember that? I do. On the other side of the White Mountains from where that was an alpine is called the Muggyon Rin. We were over there logging. And I was walking through, the woods I was coming through a little draw and I heard a loud crash almost like metal and then I heard my name called and I seen something black moving through the woods couldn't tell what it was bear I don't know but then I seen a spear about the size of a bulb from a neon light, four, six feet long, was bluish green, and it was

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Talk to your doctor or pharmacist today, sponsored by GSK. Wow. I watched that until it was gone, but I heard that and seen something moving fast before that, but what really stopped me was when I heard my name. But I was probably a half a mile from the loading site for the logs. What year was that, Claude? That was actually in 1977, I'm pretty sure. It was a year or two older than when I first seen the Bigfoot in Alpine on the outskirts.

Can you, would you mind sharing the Alpine story again? There's probably a lot of people here that haven't heard that. Okay. I was 13, maybe going on 14. I walked, it's on the outskirts of Alpine, going east toward New Mexico. New Mexico is only about 15 miles from there. I went up on the ridge, was all surrounded by woods. The top had no woods on it, and it went and dropped off a slope.

I was walking everything was quiet and I heard loud like it was in my head, hey, I stopped. There wasn't that many trees down below, five, six trees off the drop and everything turned dark down there. The right next to me to the right was static, like static. And the farther it went down, and I would say it had to go 25 yards, maybe farther. But as far as it dropped down on the hill, it started getting more thicker, and at the bottom of it, it was like a swirling cloud. And that's where I've seen the big foot. but come out and walk straight across in front of me.

And that thing was huge, huge. It wasn't no 18 feet tall, but it could have been 10. And I stopped looking by then because when you go, that darkness was moving. It moves in the woods. It has to be something to do with where they came. from I turned around and booked it I tripped over a log about broke my leg and ankle but that's the best sighting I've ever seen of anything like that you know and when I tell people that which I hadn't told anyone that till a few years ago ever in my life people can think you're crazy

or whatever I don't care. When I tell that, that affected my life until now. That has affected me my whole life because I've seen something that was not supposed to be real. I went there this last summer down at the bottom of it,

but it was so eerie. I couldn't go up there, man. I didn't go up there on that top of that hill on the ridge. I don't know if I let my own mind freak me out. You know what I mean? Yeah, absolutely. Yeah. I mean, Claude, that account is so awesome.

I've only heard of one other account where someone saw a Bigfoot coming out of a portal. And that's at Skinwalker Ranch. So that is incredible. That story you have. And you said that's from 76? Yeah, I was 13. It had to be, it was June or July of 76. Okay.

Because all I did, my family were loggers. We spent all the time in the woods. And if I was at home, I was out in the woods. Yeah. That's all we did. That and go to the lakes. There's little lakes all around there to go fishing. You know, yeah, it was bizarre.

Oh, wow. I can still see that if I really think about it in my mind, clear as day. Did it look more like an ape or like some kind of human, would you say? It looked more human, but I didn't get to see its face clear because I was too far away and it was sideways. But it wasn't built like no ape. It was built like a giant man walking. you know it walked out of their straight shoulders but it was huge and it was dark black some people say you know different parts country there's big woods that are brown reddish hair i believe anybody

i mean you know i'll take them for their word because after what i've seen i have no idea what's in this world and what's comes from other places oh absolutely i mean like if if i saw a big foot come out of a portal i mean all bets would be off clod i mean it would change everything you know uh wow i didn't know nothing about no portals back there i was just a dumb young hillbilly kid you know what i mean that town probably had 150 people in it that's crazy it's still a little small place yeah it's called alpine it's right on the coronado trail that goes over the mountains and then drops down into Clifton and Marency where big copper mines are and stuff. Okay, okay.

Claude, I'm so glad you were able to come up again and share your stories again. Thank you for doing that. You're welcome. Glad to tell. Keep us in mind if you experience anything else out there. Oh, I will. Have a good evening. You too.

That's wild. I have not really, I mean, that's a wild story. Hey, Carmen, how's it going? Hmm. Are you there? Yeah. Awesome. Where are you coming up to share a Bigfoot experience you've had?

Yeah. Awesome. Feel free to share what your experience was. All right. Well, where we're located in the province of BC in Canada. Okay. There's lots of activity around our, like our reserve or tribal lands, as you may. We were feeding some horses in one part of the, one side of the corrals, and we had them in

corner because we're for feeding them and we were just rationing your food out like twice a day and this is in the summertime and I noticed one horse always had one ear back and kind of had her head tilted to the side that she was watching something and the other horses didn't care because they were busy pigging out on the hay and I was, you know, take a quick run to the store to catch them before they closed for the night and get a little thing of ice cream. And I got caught on the phone and I was on the phone and kind of got tied up and so I ended up missing like so I didn't bother going because it was already too late.

It was about 8.30 when I jumped in the vehicle and I think 9 o'clock they closed. So, and I was on the phone and I had it in the vehicle and I was sitting there and then all sudden the sink band up was over by the freshwater creek that goes to the corral. And the sting stands up and it must have been about five, uh, probably like 5-6, 5-7 in height. And it was all like white fur. It was like a little bit of model spotting like dark, like black polka dot or whatever, but

and that was Sintanji who was over there. And this is where the creek is, the road to the barn. The barn is also there and to drive around to the barn on the other side of the corral. And I was thinking, gee, who's over there? And I know darn well, there's nobody over there. Nobody should be over there. And the dog was quiet. The dog wasn't barking or saying anything, you know, doing anything.

And I was watching it walk and had to go. walk and had a kind of a funny walk like every step it took it wasn't a smooth walk like somebody walking like a human being it was just like bobbing up and down and i watched it and i was thinking gee if it keeps going on that road it's going to come out where the barn is so i gave it time and i was watching i was keeping an eye on both sides and It never did come out where the barn is. So, and my guess it was, it went straight in, like there's a corner there, and it went straight into the brush, like into the timber.

And we're kind of close to the highway, and on the other side of the highway, there's other homes, like neighbors, and there's a bunch of timber in between. Yeah, so, and I was thinking, gee, who's, who's the number? wearing a hoodie like who's wearing a hoodie this time of you know years to summertime and I thought somebody had the hoodie pulled over their head and I realized oh my gosh that is nobody I'm like that's a little saskatch and I grew up on a ranch and cowboyed all over the plates with my dad as well and I've I've never seen any anything like it, but I've known you're out there.

So this is the first time I've ever seen one firsthand. And I, so I figured it was like a baby one. So it was kind of crouched down behind some small like thorn bushes. So I guess it thought it was hiding. I guess it was hiding because I didn't notice until I stood up. And I was looking over, you know, talking on the phone, looking over that way around there every once in a while. And I never did see it again.

And you know, you get this, so you get curiosity comes over you, so you just want to go and check it out. So I did. And I was like, oh my God, I'm going to go check it out. Like, I'm going to go look for tracks in the dirt. Maybe there's some mud puddle back there, you know, from the rainy season. It never dried up or something. Maybe I'll see something. And I went over and I did go for a walk and I didn't tell anybody.

And I was like, well, that was. Well, that was really smart because I should alert somebody what I'm doing and in case something happens. This is Daniel Fischel. And Ryder Strong from PodMeets World. Cat parents unite. We have to look out for each other. Yes, we all know the feeling of being ignored by our little babies a little too well. Yeah, I often wonder to myself, does my cat even love me? Well, there's only one solution to solve that.

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Licks it to the bowl. Its protein-rich formula is made with real chicken and seafood without artificial flavors, preservatives, corn wheat, or soy. so you can be sure your cat is getting the finest ingredients from around the world, but made right here in the USA. Spoil your fur babies and introduce them to the delicious delicacies of Shiba. To learn more, check out Shiba.com. The Starbucks iced torchata shaken espresso is back for the summer.

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The painful, blistering rash disrupted my life for weeks. Don't learn about your shingles risk the hard way. Talk to your doctor or pharmacist today, sponsored by GSK. But I was already right in the middle of it, so I just kept on going. And I walked over that way, walked by the horses, and around that road, a little dirt road, to the barn. And there's, like, thick, popular trees, like a forest and bird tree forest around the home as well. So there's lots of, and it's kind of thick back there. and I went for a walk and I didn't see nothing though.

I checked for tracks. I looked everywhere and kind of went toward the barn. I didn't see nothing. But I know for a fact it probably went straight into that corner, went straight off the corner into the brush. So I was like, whoa. And I ended up going back to the house and, you know, nothing happened and it was all quiet.

and I was sitting there at the vehicle and then I noticed a horse like after it left the horse the one that was watching it she she relaxed and she just quit watching behind herself she just kind of quit watching something so she just went and relaxed and just you know ignored everything after that so I was like oh you know there was something there and you know it looked interesting and a couple other times on horseback I this happened like three years ago no no four five years ago and a few couple I would say a couple other times well once I spooked one up when I was riding horses down by the river I'd riding a horse down by the river I'd riding a horse

down by the river and spooked one up. And to me, I thought, gee, what is this, you know, what is this thing doing here? Like I thought it was a cow or something and, but I know it was just in the summertime. And all in the summertime, this is like toward the hay fields. So in the summertime, all the cattle are up on the range and there's no horses or cattle allowed to be. in the hay fields during the summertime because everybody's, you know, sub-irrigating their hay fields and then putting up hay afterwards. So, and I came around the corner and where the freshwater creek was and something was bent down and I showed up. And all of a sudden it straightened up or jumped back and there was like a bunch of small willow trees,

behind it, like, and it looked funny because, you know, as you would stand up, startled and jump back. And then if you chip on the willow tree behind you, you're going to stumble and you're going to stumble backwards and then you're going to almost fall over and you're going to you're going to put your other foot out to catch yourself and you're going to stumb, you know, back into another tree and then you're going to keep, all of a sudden the trees were a whole bunch of trees were shaking behind it like I guess it was stumbling backwards and it the heels of its feet kept on bumping into a tree and it was almost stumbling over like fallen and it was catching itself and i was like whoa and it never did come out and i ran the horse

i was like whoa and i stood there for a while with the horse and we're like watching and even the horse was um i was like maybe there is a cow out here so I just started you know yelling like like I was in a cattle drive chasing cattle I just kind of like yelled out loud like yeah yeah yeah you know like and then I thought okay if it's a bear it's gonna run out and the bear will always come out of the brush into the open and clearing and look around like see what's bugging it but this thing never did so I ran the horse I went through the creek, I went on the other side of the big brush pile, and I went running the horse, they galloped the horse around the other side looking for it.

I thought maybe it'll come out and open on the other side, as I knew where the layout of the area was down there. So, and I went flying around the corner and I didn't see nothing. And I stopped the horse and were looking around and nothing. I couldn't see anything. So I came back, I retraced my steps, and I came through the creek area again, and this time I looked on the other side, yelling around a little bit, I didn't see nothing.

And finally I ran them back up on top, because, you know, like we're in a little gully down by the river, so, and above us is that, like a bench above the hayfields. So I galloped a horse as fast, he could like I went flying up top of that bench and I ran around to the end where I know it overlooks that whole area and I can look down on that brush pile from on top and they couldn't see nothing. So whatever it was was still hiding in there and the grass is pretty tall by then. It was somewhat middle of the summer so it's pretty tall by then. So I was thinking later on, like after a while, I was thinking,

gee, it's probably just hiding in there, whatever, crouched down or whatever. So I just went back down and I just continued on. And I just made sure that this time that I went through the creek again, and this time I made sure to hang on to my saddle horn. And I just roared through there with the horse because I had, you know, my dad's big favorites. saddle horse and he was like this big quarter horse gelding and he was like over 16 hands high, big strong boy. And so I just hung on to the saddle horn really good. And I thought if anything

comes out, I'm going to run them over or, you know, get away with the horse. And I just kept on going and I just galloped them all the way along the river bottom there and came out on the other side. And I got back up on the bench on the other end. It's just the way to live. layout of the land, the benches are always there. So, and I, when I finished doing my ride that afternoon into the evening, this time I made sure to go home before got dark, but I went home a different way. I didn't go home the same way. I went a different route.

And this time I went, I rode back along the highway back to the house. So that way, you know, I'm like nothing can get me there or whatever. So I've never seen it again down by the river, but I know they're all around. Wow. Yeah, that was pretty cool, though. I don't, I have a theory on Bigfoot, Sasquatchewatchewatchewatchew. And I feel that, um, If you live a good life and you're leading a good life, they won't bother you.

They won't ever show themselves to you. But if you're leading the wrong way of life and stuff, they'll come after you and that's when you see them. So yeah, I was kind of shocked to see that, you know, like to see that baby one, that gray one. I've heard about them being gray, like white. And some people saying, oh, it's an old Bigfoot. you know, because they turn gray like human beings when they get old and their hair. But actually, it showed me then that no, they don't.

Even the young ones can have white hair or gray hair, whatever it called. Carmen, is this up by Burns Lake? No, it's a way out. We're out in the Chilcotein, so it's in the Caribou-Chilcotein region. So we're west of Williams Lake, like an hour's drive on Highway 20 going towards Anaham Lake in Bellacula. Oh, you're by Belakula. Towards Belakula, but we're about,

they're about 300 kilometers west of us. So you are near that big rainforest, right? No, Belakula is a rainforest. They're the coast. They're like right where the cedar trees grow, and they're right on the ocean. Okay. Yeah, they're right on the ocean, Balakula, that valley.

So we're, we're, our nation back in the 1800s, ran the whole Chilcotein Plateau. And that's like a huge area and the Chilcote and plateau. And it starts 20 minutes west of Williams Lake. We crossed the Fraser River and you climb up on this. switchbacks and then you get up on top and that's the start of the plateau when it runs all the way like west to Anaham Lake and then it drops down into Bellicula so yeah it's over that whole area like the Chilcotin Plateau and then after that when you get to Bellicula you're you drop down from past Anaham Lake you get into that Heckman Pass area and then that's where

started dropping down into Bellacula Valley and that we call the Belakula Hill the big road, the steep road there. We had this one special horse that he would always let us know when something was around to and he would get this wild snorty attitude. He would start whistling through his nose and just getting all antsy because if we're kind of becoming like close and to their to their area, I guess, where they roam or like their territory, like where they, or where they sleep or nap or whatever. And then you can smell them and stuff. And, yeah, that horse should get so antsy. He didn't like going over there, like being around them.

And he only calmed down once he let him move to a different area. and yeah so he was pretty quite intelligent to that horse but yeah just interesting stuff like that that happened and same thing it was a we came across a sleeping area like a napping area for them and it was on his big knoll and it was poop and pee all over the place and i was like what kind of poop is that like that's not cattle and again it was in middle summer and I was like, there should be no cattle around here. You know, they're all up in the range. Only our horses are on the side of the highway, and I was looking for some horses. I was interested in chasing some other horses because I want to ride my horse,

and he was with a bunch. Yeah, so I was walking around there, and they came across. So just sits there and lays on the snow, and watch with everything below it. And all the horses, the res horses are roaming around down below it beneath it on the hillsides. But we've never lost any of them. So, you know, they don't bother our horses.

So I feel as long as we don't bother them, they won't bother us. Right. Absolutely. Absolutely. Well, Carmen, I appreciate you coming up. And thank you for sharing some stories. from your time up there and definitely keep us in mind if you hear anything else up there okay oh yes you're very welcome thanks so much and have a great night you guys you too thank you bye

how's it going victor hey how are you doing man hey doing good feel free to share what you've come up to share so first of all i've been following your channel here for like a few hours now so it's a exciting to get to talk to you. So I just want to say that real quick. So I live in Utah. I'm from Colorado and but I live in Park City, Utah. My family, every summer, we go hunting over in strawberry. It's not too far off from Heber. It's about an hour drive, but I decided to go camping with my brother-in-law and his son, my nephew, Kai, just to go hang out at the camping ground that we go to every year.

Also, we'd go there every year to get lumber for our fireplace. And it's not like overdone. Like, we're not going so far out there, like, where there's, like, no people. Like, there's actually a lot of people. And what made it weird to me is we've been doing. this for years. This is Daniel Fischel. And Ryder Strong from Podmeet's world. Cat parents unite. We have to look out for each other. Yes, we all know the feeling of being ignored by our little babies a little too well. Yeah, I often wonder to myself, does my cat even love me? Well, there's only one solution to

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He would go back down and he would radio in saying, all right, I'm on the lower. trail now and he would ask us to walk through this bunch of trees and make noise so that we could flush out any deer that might be in there so they would come running out the bottom and he could maybe get a shot out of him and what made it weird is during this camping trip with my with my brother-in-law and my nephew was we were kind of just doing that even though we're not really hunting Or just kind of making noise. And it wasn't a sighting.

It was more of an audio. So we would rub antler, deer antler together to make other bucks think that there's a fight going on to draw their attention. And so we were just kind of like trying to mimic that, just having fun. And he was throwing sticks. And he did a tree knock. he hit a tree and I didn't think much of it but then I heard it again and then again and then again and then I said who's up here hitting trees with big sticks and it's not it's not like a like a little ding it's like a knock and I'm like we're hearing tree knocks right now and that's when

the hair on the back of my neck set up and I'm like, there's something responding to him hitting these trees. And I don't know how many people go up in the forest and just hit trees to hit trees, but like it was very unusual, very unusual. And it sounded like a response. So like that's, that's what I was experiencing was these tree knocks, these tree sounds that, that didn't sound like someone was doing it to mess with you. It sounded like someone was responding and it was really weird.

And so it's like, it's a quick one, but like that's what I had. I think we were hearing Trenox from a Bigfoot. I think they were hearing us messing around and they were trying to communicate back or just, I don't know, tell us, to go away, probably that, but whatever we're hearing, it seemed not normal at all, especially when we're up in the mountains, just walking around.

And that was around Strawberry, Utah, you said? Yeah, in Utah. It was, it was, it was really cool because it was just like a, like a, like, like, like, super weird. I'm sitting there, just walk around like, wait a minute, what, that, what is going on? It was freaking me out a little bit because it was not the biggest bunch of trees. So if anything was there, they weren't very far away. They could probably see us, but I couldn't know where to look. And it was, I've been watching a lot of Bigfoot stuff my whole life, especially the

portlock incident. You heard about that. Yeah, I was just watching that. And I'm actually trying to work on writing a book. about Bigfoot are aliens and they're defending our tree lines from Wendigos and Skin Walkers. I have a lot of fun with it. But like that's my one incident was those tree knocks, man. Well, I appreciate you sharing what you experience. That's pretty cool. I remember, I mean, I think tree knocks are

extremely awesome. Yeah, I agree with it. It's a cool thing to get a response back. But Thank you so much for coming up and for sharing that, man. Hey, thanks for letting me talk about it. I know it's not the biggest, most profound story, but if you were there, you probably wouldn't like, yeah, something's going on. Like, that's not normal.

Absolutely. Yeah, man. It was weird. Hey, thank you for your channel. It's really great. I've been listening to a lot of people talking about their stories, too. so I just was like super excited to talk about that. I've been, I don't know.

Everyone thinks I'm like weird. I don't think it's weird. I don't think it's weird. But hey, thank you for checking out the channel. I appreciate it. You have a good one, man. Hey, take care. Hey, Ralph.

How's it going? All right, bud. How are you doing? Hey, good. Thanks for being patient, man. Feel free to share what your experience is, Ralph. Okay. I'm a truck driver.

I started driving like three years ago. and my company was sending me up to Seattle. I stopped at a rest stop. I had to go to the bathroom, and this was late at night. I'm the night driver. I'm sorry. So I stop at this stop, and I go to the bathroom. And it's only me and two other trucks.

And I head to the bathroom, and it's one of those bathrooms where it's just like a outhouse. It's just brick around, and it's just one toilet, and it's dirty. So I go in, and I'm doing my business, and I hear, I don't know what it is. I thought it was a moose or something. So when I'm done, I'm sure to kind of open the door, just look around. and then I book it back to my truck.

And when I'm booking it to my truck, I could hear ruffling in the back. And I book it and I hop in the truck. And I'm staring at the garbage truck. I'm sorry, not the garbage truck, the garbage can. And I see what I thought it was a bear that was rummaging through the trash. I don't know what I saw, but I'm watching it from the distance. And when it stood up, it was walking like a human. I'm not a big foot guy.

You know, I just, but there was another truck driver next to me. And he said that he had been watching that thing around me in the back of the thing. But he was saying it was just the shadow. So when we were staring at it, he was, I didn't notice he was staring at the same thing. I was when I was at the truck. And I turned to him, like, we just had this feeling that we were, and he's just looking at me. I'm looking at him, and we're watching this thing just, like, grummaged through trash.

And it went away. That's my story. I don't know what it was, but it was the most, my body, when I first saw it, it was like my body felt weird, you know, like I had just, even the guy next to me said we're one of the lucky ones. This is Daniel Fischel. And Ryder Strong from PodMeet's World. Cat parents unite.

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to learn about the curlebril to the doctor or pharmaceutical, patrocinated for GSK. you know absolutely absolutely so did you say this was in seattle or no no no kind of no no

route it was in i was driving to washington at that point okay a lot of a lot of mountains you know and uh it was on route 90 i was going to guess if it was 90 absolutely it's 90 yep um wow Do you remember the area on 90? I was the fresh truck driver out of school. And this was like my, this was like my second week on the job. I was, I don't even, I just was like, I just know for the whole week that week I wouldn't shut up about it. Right, right. I get actually a lot of reports from that route.

Some around Snow Kwalmi Pass and then some around there's like a Homestead Road exit. But really that whole route, there's a ton of sightings that happen. I am not surprised at all. You had a sighting or an experience in that area. That's wild. Yeah. I thought it was the moose because when I was in the bathroom, I could hear him. I could hear it outside the wind, out the door going,

I have no clue what that was. Ralph, it would be interesting. If you look up something called the Sierra Sounds on YouTube, and that is a recording of some Bigfoot back in the 70s in the Searas of California, and it'd be interesting to know if that sounded similar to what you heard. I'm sorry, what was it called again? Just look up the Sierra Sounds. Sierra Sounds?

I will do that. Yep, yep, yep. I have a feeling it's probably going to be similar to what you heard. But, man, thank you for sharing what you experienced. What year again was that? This was last year. Oh, wow. Oh, I'm sorry.

No, it was. I drove for the company It was two years ago Still two years ago Wow that's not Not too I can never forget that sound It was making

Like Like The thing I took off I took off after that thing The other guy wasn't lucky Because he was on his He had to stay there for eight hours He had to stay there with it

Wow Yeah And it was only him I took off. Wow. But I don't know what I saw. I don't even know if it was a big foot. But it was huge. It was like, I'm not even going to guess.

It was huge. That's wild. Oh, my goodness. I want to say that's, I think there was another trucker that had us that I talked to. I had a sighting in this area around Snow Colmy Pass on 90. Yeah, I'll have to look into my episodes for that, but I'm pretty sure is this. There was nothing. There was nothing for miles.

Only little gas stations that were closed. Good stuff, good stuff. Well, Ralph. I started listening to you because there's stories that people were saying were so similar to this. I don't have to do anything else. Yeah. It's wild. Absolutely.

I know you said you're not a bigfoot guy, but I appreciate you getting up here and sharing what you experienced. I appreciate you. What was that, that, what was that a website you told me to look at or that video? If you just, if you get on YouTube and search for Sierra Sounds. Sierra sounds, it'll come up. Yep. I'm going to check it up. It's going to sound weird.

I'm going to go check it out and see if it's the same thing, and I'll let you know. Okay. Sounds good, man. Thanks, Ralph. All right. Thank you. Appreciate it. Man, what a great night.

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