Bigfoot Society - They Found That Hunter Torn Apart!

Episode Date: May 1, 2025

What do you do when a quiet deer hunt in Alabama turns into a face-to-face encounter with something massive… and not quite human? In this chilling episode, we talk with Mark “Plowboy” Green, a lifelong outdoorsman from the Foothills of Alabama, whose 2007 hunting trip near the Alabama River led to a moment that changed his life forever. From the swamps of Lowndes County to the eerie hills of “Creepy Mountain,” Mark recounts vivid sightings, inexplicable nighttime howls, and the moment he looked through his rifle scope and realized—he wasn’t looking at a man.We explore secretive tracks, peanut butter gifts gone missing, and eerie encounters near Hollins Hunters Camp — where some say a man died from a heart attack, but others whisper about something much worse. This episode isn't just a retelling — it's an unraveling.You’ll hear stories of glowing eyes in the woods, T-Rex-like roars, and the moment Mark realized the boogers might be visiting his own backyard. If you’ve ever wondered what’s really moving out there in the southern woods — don’t miss this one.Resources:Mark's Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@CedarCreekBottomsFarmsteadLifeWood Walkerz Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@woodwalkerzAlabama Bigfoot Website (no longer active but archived here): https://web.archive.org/web/20181202085405/http://www.alabamabigfoot.com/🗣️ Share Your StoryHad a Bigfoot encounter or strange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 Patreon – 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 HereGoodchop (Better Meat): Check it OutSeed (Probiotics): Get SeedMedi-Share (Healthcare): Learn More🎙️ 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📧 Business Inquiries:[e-mail]

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It's from a lifelong Alabama hunter who was just trying to bag a buck, but ended up staring down something much bigger. It was January 2007, and Mark Plowboy Green was deep in the swamps of Loudoun's County when two deer bolted and something else stepped forward. Through the scope of his rifle, he saw a broad, shoulders, thick brown hair, and a face completely hidden like it didn't want to be seen. And what followed was a journey into the world of Bigfoot, unlike any other, with peanut butter taken from eight feet up, glowing eyes in the forest, and mysterious creatures leaving rocks and

acorns in return. This is in a secondhand story. It's not folklore. It's a first-hand account from a man who knows these woods. This is the story of Mark Plowboy Green and the day the woods watched him back. So stay with us. All right, Bigfoot Society. You've got the privilege of talking to Mr. Mark Boy Green today from the great state of Alabama. It's a pleasure to have Mark on the show. I've heard him talked about from a few people that both of us know the guys over at the Woodwalkers channel on YouTube. So it's a privilege to have you on the show, Mark. How's it going today?

Going pretty good. And thank you for having me all. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. So I know a little bit about you. I know that your interactions with Bigfoot start back in 2007. And I'd like if we could start our chat there and maybe take some time to walk us through what happened during your first encounter in Alabama in 2007. Okay.

Well, 2007, January of 2007, me and two other friends, decided to go down to the Louns County Wildlife Management Area down in Lowns County, Alabama. That's just east of Selma, Alabama. It's located on Alabama River. The land is real swampy farmland and a lot of swamp land. We had our own place up here to hunt where I live at, but sometimes we would go somewhere new just to have, you know,

see new ground, you know, something to, different so we decided to go down there uh it's a plus about the place it has hogs on the property too so you know we're hoping you know we could you know either bag us a nice buck or

you know get us a hog so we went off down Arizona on a Friday got down there four day light and hunted on the north side of the property the management area is divided

by road and we hunted on the north side toward the river. Seen a good many deer that day. Most of them doze and you couldn't take those right at that moment. And plus we were right in the root of the deer season for that part Alabama. So when you bucks would be moving pretty heavy. But that morning was, you know, nice morning, kind of cloudy, sunny at times, back and forth. wasn't very bad coup, little breeze blowing. We hunted that north side to lunchtime. None of us bagged anything.

So we come on out and ate lunch and went to talking about where else we wanted to hunt. And so we decided to go to the south side of the management area. And I remember seeing a green field that the state had planted. And I could tell it was a very long. green field. Just looking at it from satellites, you could tell you know, this was a big green patch. So we went there, parked at a gate, and it's right close to St. Mark's Church there at the management area. We parked, got her stuff together.

Of course, by then it was getting on close to 2 o'clock, I think, between 1.30 to. somewhere in that time period. I really wasn't paying that much attention to my watch that day. We started on down there. We get to the field, and we all three decided what we were going to do for safety measures is one of us to be at one end of this field, the other than in the middle and nothing at the other end, and we would all sit parallel together the way we wouldn't facing each other. That way it was both all three facing one direction, watching the green field.

with that day, like I said, was kind of partly sunny, partly cloudy, a little breeze blowing. The Air Force Base that was pretty nearby, they were flying jets that day and different planes. So I was kind of watching them come over and just enjoying myself. I had found me a big white oak tree, very big white oak tree. And that's what I had, you know, sit down against. And I was facing that into the green field where I could see anything, you know, that would enter the green field. And behind me was a big swamp.

I was sitting there listening to beaver, splash to water. And, you know, and I could tell the water wasn't too far behind me, maybe 100 yards, maybe something like that. Well, about 3.30 that afternoon, two doves entered into the field. They came from behind me where the swamp was, and they went to. to feed out in the field. Of course, that got my hopes up that later on, you know, a buck might be trellering them. So, you know, I knew that was a good thing by those two doves coming in there that, you know,

they might draw a buck in there. So probably for a good 30 minutes or so, the doves were just feeding around. They'd raise your head, look up a little bit, and they'd go back to feed, and everything was going good. and probably sometime a little after four, like I said, I did not look at my watch. I just knew it was getting late afternoon. Probably around 4.15, somewhere in that neck of the woods. I heard a little commotion in the woods behind me. Of course, my thoughts went to, here he comes, here comes the buck.

Because the doves look straight up and look back. They'd stare wild, and then they'd get relaxed again and go back to eating. well this went on a couple of times and this probably got to you know 4 30 somewhere in that neighborhood and all of a sudden these two doves just throw their tails up and blow and run out the opposite end of that field faster they could go well of course i'm thinking oh yeah that's a buck he's fishing to bust out in this field and i'm going to get a shot at him but i noticed he didn't come on you know, this is what I'm thinking in my head. He started kind of moving in behind me slowly.

And, of course, I'm still thinking, well, maybe he winded me. You know, maybe he got a whiff of me. And he's trying to get behind me to see if he can get a better smell of me and see where I'm at before, you know, because buck deer, they are very cautious. This went on probably for another 10 minutes or so, and I could hear that subtle movement in behind me. And I could tell it was getting a little closer to me.

And my curiosity finally just got the best of me. So I started easing up the side of that tree. Of course, this tree was big enough to conceal me. I don't know how many inches around. It was at least a 48, 52 inch tree. So, you know, it was pretty big. So I ease up. and then stand still for a minute or so

and then I kind of peaked my head out from around that tree looking back into that swamp. Didn't see nothing for a minute or two or what seemed like a minute or two and all of a sudden I caught movement maybe 60, 70 feet from me. And I got to looking and I couldn't really tell what I was looking at for a second

when I first looked, but I knew something was there and at first I thought I was looking at another human because when it peaked out from around the tree, it had a, you know, human sort of shape to it and I could see the shoulders. But what struck me odd about this was it didn't have no orange on.

And, of course, in my mind, I'm thinking, yes, somebody done snuck up behind me and I messed up my hunting. But also, I didn't really feel right about it because I was looking at something I didn't have orange on. So that day, I had left my bonoccas at home. I didn't bring them with me.

So I'd done something I shouldn't have. I pulled up my rifle. Even though that was just 60, 70 feet away, this place is very full of palm meadows about waist high. It's real thick behind me. So, you know, it was hard to judge what I was really looking at. I just knew it might, you know, kind of look like it had a human form to it.

But I did pull up. my rifle, looked down the scope, and of course, that's one that really pulled it in. And that's when I could see what looked like a shoulder with hair on it, part of the chest, stomach area, part of the leg, very hairy. And that's when I ended up bringing a gun up to the, you know, the scope up to the head. And that's one I pretty much realized I really wasn't looking at a human. could not see its face. And how I describe it is it's kind of like the younger teenagers

that wear the hair where it flips over in front of their face. This is basically what it was, you know, how it was. It had its hair kind of hanging in its face where I could not see facial features. This probably lasted maybe 10 or 15 seconds at the most. I think when I raised a rifle, probably it thought I was probably fixing to shoot it because what it did was it went down on all fours and shot out of there back into that swamp behind me. The first thing I noticed was when it left how fast it was.

This could catch a deer if it wanted to. This moved a lot faster than a deer. I mean, I had never seen anything move that fast when it left. And, of course, it went on all four, so I wasn't able to see it as good because it got down kind of even with the palmetto's. Of course, it's getting on close to dark. Fear came into, you know, struck me. Because I knew then I didn't see, you know, wasn't a human I was looking at.

So, you know, I started getting scared, getting dark. So I decided to come on out of there. I started walking up the field. I was looking back behind me a good bit, too. Got up to about where my friend was in the middle and hollered his name out. He'd come on out of the woods. I asked him if he, you know, seen anything, heard anything. He said, no, it's just been deafly quiet in him.

I said, well, did you see anybody or anything? anything. He said, no, I said, well, I've seen something. And he didn't say much back, and we just kept on walking. We got up at the end of the field and realized her other friend had done come out and went to the truck. So we got on to the truck, and we, you know, of course, we're getting ready to put her stuff up. And my other friend looked at me and said, Mark, what's wrong? And I said, what you mean? He said, well, you're wide as a sheet. I said, well, I just seen something down there in that swamp down there.

And we kind of left it at that. I didn't say nothing else about it. We drove home. We didn't talk about it. I didn't bring it back up. The next day, he gives me a call. And he said, you seen a Bigfoot yesterday, didn't he? I said, how you know?

I said, well, that's what I think it is. I said, well, how you know? he said because I've done seeing them before myself. And come to find out, he'd seen them on his property right here where we live at. So that's my first sighting and encounter that I know of, that where I actually physically laid eyes on one. It was probably in the between the six-and-seven-foot range, kind of a brownish color.

Not real dark brown, but I'd say a light brown color. And what I could tell out of it, you know, what little bit I could really tell, you know, it wasn't real bulky beefed up. You know, it was more lanky looking what I was looking at. From there, of course, my curiosity flared, especially after I talked about. my friend about what he'd been seeing and right here where we live at and where we hunted at. I went on to the internet and typed in Bigfoot sightings in Alabama. Of course, when I did that, there was a ton of stuff come up.

I was looking at different websites and I come across one that really caught my attention. It was the Alabama Bigfoot.com back then. doesn't exist anymore, but back then it existed. And went in and started reading people's accounts throughout Alabama that were submitting their sightings and encounters to that website. So this is when I decided to send them email and tell them what I saw down in Lounge, County. the guy who owned the website

the late Mike Mullane he contacted me very quickly went to talking to me we went to talking back and forth by email and he finally asked would it be okay for him to call me and I told him sure

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PPD is not just an adjustment phase. Learn more at treatppd.com, sponsored by Supernus and Biogen. So he called, and we had a very good discussion about what I've seen. and I went through it with him over the phone, even though I'd done submitted it by paper. I went ahead and went it over, you know, over the phone with it. And he asked me, he said, I have another friend that comes to Alabama, a very regular, and said he actually goes to that area there at Lowell County and said he's done, you know, a lot of research in that area. could he call you?

So I told him sure. A few days later, he gives me a call. We have about a two-hour conversation about Lowell County and other parts of Alabama. And then, of course, he's asked me about around where I live at. And then they asked me, would it be okay if I went ahead and submitted that report on their website? And I told them, sure. And so they went ahead and submitted it. and they kept in touch with me.

They'd check in with him with me every now and in. About two months after all that took place, which would have been on down in about late April, somewhere in that neighborhood. The researcher that I had done a lot of talking to contacts me back. And he says, he asks me if I want to do I know where this little town is in Alabama. and it's called Hollins.

And I said, yes, sure do. I don't live but 12 miles from there. He said, well, I'm coming there in about three weeks to visit,

you know, some private property that these people is having a lot of activity on. And if it be where we could, is there a way, you could meet me back down at Lowndes County because he said,

I'm going to stop there for a few days and do some research and talk with small people. people and he said, I'd love to see that spot where you seeing this at. And I said, yes, sir. I said, we can do that. And then he said, when we leave from down there, I'll just follow y'all back to where y'all live and I'm going to get me a motel, you know, go visit these other people. So anyway, when he came, we went down in Laos County, met him, went to that spot, parked at the gate. Of course, this was getting on about June now. Weather was getting hot and all that. So,

it changed a little bit, you know, since winter. As we was getting her stuff together, he done got out and started walking around. Well, he noticed a bunch of wild plum trees over to the left where we'd part. And they're still there because I went there two weeks ago and all the wild plums are still there. So he went over there because it was full of wild plums. And he said, I just love wild plums. I'm going to have to get me a handful before we go down there. And I said, yeah, that's fine.

He walked over and I noticed him stopped several times and looking down at the ground. I see him sidestep and he walked on over and he said, y'all boys come over here for a minute because my other friend, the one that had witnessed some stuff before went with me. We get over there and he said, look down here in this dirt. He said, there's your tracks right there. And ended up being some smaller tracks. They weren't real big.

It was in the nine, ten inches range. and he said you know he said 30 40 years ago or even 50 he said I could have seen that might be a person doing that because a lot of people went barefooted back then but he said you know this is the 2000s he said with all these rattlesnakes and cotton mouse on this place he said I just don't think that's a human foot and he said it don't look like a human foot he said it has that little look to it so he took

pictures of it and we went on down to the place where we uh where i had seen this and found the big old tree of course you know everything's greened out really good in there then so it's really hard to tell about stuff and he had me stand at the tree and he said i'm he said point to the tree you think it was standing behind and i kind of pointed and he said all right i'm on walk to that tree and we're going to say about how many feet it was and then you can maybe judge the height of it by me and you know we'll go from there so i said okay so he started his way down there and of course i noticed him stopping a few more times looking around and he got on down to tree and uh he told me he said come on down here but

don't come the way i come and so i walked kind of you know side step went around to him and he said He said, yeah, he said, he was around 60, 70 feet from me. And he said, come on back up here and we'll show you something. So we walked back about halfway, and there was a very good track. And you could tell it wasn't very old because the ground was damp in there. And he said, that track's real fresh. And, of course, he took pictures of it. Now, this one was a little bigger.

It was probably more than 12, 13-inch round. and a lot bigger. And he said, they're still using this place. He said, he went on back to the tree, had me judge, you know, what the heights may have been. And, of course, he was not a real tall man. So he had to raise his arms up a little higher to about where I thought it was. And we figured out that was in between six and seven foot.

And he told me, he said, well, more likely, you've probably seen a juvenile. you know, in his, you know, opinion, that's what we, you know, I was probably saying was a juvenile. We came on out, and he followed us on back to our hometown, and, of course, that starts a whole other chapter of me getting into the research and investigations and all that. but that's pretty much my how I got started was that encounter, you know, from now of County, Alabama. Now, I will add that prior to that, I was avidcone hunter for years, avid deer hunter, fisherman. I've lived, you know, stayed in the woods all the time, farmed. So I was out and outdoors a lot. Now, I have heard a lot of strange things.

lanes but never contributed it to them till that point maybe when I started listening to people's audios and what they were catching and started realizing after a while that I had probably experienced a lot more of this than I had realized I'd had heard the whoops before just kind of wrote that off of some kind of bird you know the tree knocks um the yelling before. I always just contributed to that. Somebody else in the woods carrying on. Just, you know, the smells.

My coon dogs wouldn't hunt in some areas. We'd go drop them out. You know, on a good branch that I knew had coon activity and dogs would just refuse to hunt there. You know, just go down the road half a mile, then they'd go hunting. And so, stuff started coming back to me

that could have been contributed to these, you know, boogers, as we call them here in the south. But that's kind of how it progressed into what it is today with me going to people's properties when they call me, taking their reports,

interviewing them on YouTube, on our channel. and then, of course, interacting with other Bigfoot researchers and people that's, you know, interested in this topic. What a crazy start to getting into the Bigfoot field by having that citing, Mark. That is just wild. You're peeking around the tree. It's peeking around the tree. Very, very cool. You had mentioned that you had, you'd been able to see it through the scope.

its hair was down in front of its face. Was it completely covering its face, or were you able to notice details about the face through the hair at all? No, I couldn't really see any details. The hair was real bushy-like, and it was just hanging over his face pretty much completely. I've heard a few other people that's had these encounters say the same thing,

that it's like it was trying to cover its face where you couldn't see it maybe where you wouldn't be making eye-to-eye contact or something I don't know but now I was not able to tell any details about the face it didn't have that comb looking shape it had a round head kind of like we do of course with that much hair it's really hard to tell but that's what it looked like and the hair on it was like on the shoulders and arms areas were probably, you know, probably in the two to three inch long range. I looked very thick, too.

It didn't look thin. I could not see no skin. All I could see was hair. Do you guys, so, okay, so in Tennessee, I know there's people that talk all the time about, like, oh, there's feral people out in the woods. Is that also something that occurs down in Alabama, or is it a thing where, like, if you, see something like this, you can 100% be assured that you're looking at a big foot. I haven't heard of too much feral people in Alabama.

The few instances really were it's not really feral people. It's more like people that may went homeless and they pitch them a tent up in the National Forest or something like that. But, you know, far as real feral people, I have not heard that here in my area. Of course, I'm at the end of the Appalachians. I'm at what they call the foothills, pretty much where it ends at in Alabama, and then starts getting into the general rolling hills,

then into the Gulf Plain. I haven't really heard that. So, yeah, most of the time, both reports I've took from people, they were pretty sure they were looking at, you know, a big foot of bugger, what they were looking at. The friends that were with you that day when you had that siting,

Did they also get heavily in the subject as you did or not so much? One friend didn't. The one that's sitting in the middle of the field. He's still a good friend now. He, like he told me, he said, I know you saw something, but he said, I just don't think that was it. But now my other friend actually is one that became a research partner. and him was the one that both met what his name was Tal Banco.

A lot of people, that's what they knew him as in the Bigfoot world. His real name was Billy White. He's been passed away a couple of years. But he ended up wanting to become a research partner. We started researching our hunting lease because when Mr. Banco was here, After he visited the private property at Hollands, he wanted to go up on our hunt club because we told him we'd heard some strange things up there, which we had. We'd smell some stuff.

And, of course, I was already thinking, yeah, we may have them up there after, you know, I've done seeing what I've seen in the Nalph County. We went up there one night after he, like I said, after he got through down on that private property. He always carried an elk call with him, which would be the male bugle of the elk. And he said, even where I go, if there's boogers or Bigfoot on his property, he said, typically they will answer it real quick. And we got up on a big hill kind of middle of the club.

At the time, the club was about 8,000 acres. We got up on one of the tallest hills in the club. And he blew that elk call. And, I mean, it was three of them back to back to back. you know, Halve came back to us and we sat there for a minute all three of us silent and then he turned around. He said, yeah, y'all got them here too, boys. And that's kind of, which he kind of tickled me to way he said it because he had that old

Southern way of talking and he's, you know, just real carefree, hey, y'all got them too, you know, it wasn't nothing exciting about it to him. He just said, you got them. So that's when being my friend Keith really, went to staying up on the club a lot,

going up at night, doing calls, some that Mr. Banco had told us to do, and then, of course, hearing other people's calls, you know, on websites and stuff,

and we started trying different things. We started getting responses. Then we went into feeding them. We started off with peanut butter and with the crackers, even when I went to leaving meat. We learned real quick.

Probably the meat we were leaving was coming out of freezers and they probably didn't like that smells. Bigfoot Society will be right back after these messages. If you want something done right, you do it yourself. That's why you change your own oil. You wouldn't trust your engine to just anybody. So go with the full synthetic motor oil you can trust. Penzoil Ultra Platinum offers engine protection for the lifetime of your vehicle.

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Learn more at treatpPD.com, sponsored by Sopernus and Biogen. We went back to peanut butter and crackers, cookies, that type stuff. They would take it all, and then in return, they would leave us stuff. A lot of times it'd be pretty rocks, flowers, a handful of, you know, like acorns or hickory nuts or different things like that, that they would leave right there at the base of the tree where we were leaving stuff.

So we pretty much eliminated any other animal being able to do that. We even went to the point of taking the peanut butter going up about 7-8 foot on the tree and driving a gutter nail all through the whole jar of peanut butter we wouldn't take the top off or nothing we would just drive that gutter nail you know which is about 10 inches long we drive it all way through the jar into the tree at least about 2 to 3 inches and on several occasions we'd come back the whole jar and the nail would be gone we get to looking at the hole there.

Typically a human would have to water that hole out to get that nail out. You know, we'd have to go up and down sideways, you know, keep working it to get it come out, you know, or either take a crowbar or something and pull it back out. This was pulled straight out like it didn't have no effort to it. Never find the peanut butter jars. They'd just disappear. One time found one nail.

was about 10 or 12 foot from the tree. We really combed that area every time that took place. And we never did find those jars or even the rest of the nails. The cookies and stuff, they would take, you know, get them out. They wouldn't tear the bags. That was what was real amazing. It's like they knew how to open the zip-block bag. I'm not kidding you.

I mean, that really happened. That kind of blew my mind. too. You know, they were able to get the cookies out. And we tried to do this stuff too where other animals couldn't get to it. So a lot of times we would find a small sapling, you know, about 10 foot tall. We would bend that sapling over and tie a strain to it at the very tip top and then tie the strain to the bag. And that way when that tree went back up, that bags kind of hanging out and open, you know, that way a square.

squirrel or a coon or any animal that could climb a tree, you know, possum or any of that couldn't get to that. And like I said, a lot of times we would find the bag laying on the ground, not tore. Sometimes the strains would be broke, you know, in between the tree and the bag. And these were nylon strains, you know, very, very strong. They'd be just broke. You know, it wouldn't cut with a knife. You could tell it was broke.

and I used to have pictures of all this stuff, every bit of it. And, of course, I lost it in 2013 somehow on my computer. Lost a lot of that pictures and information I had. And, of course, my buddy, I think he's got a little bit of it, but he didn't have as much of it as I did. And, you know, kind of wish now I had saved it to, you know, something else back in instead of, leaving it on the computer.

Right. So this area you've been talking about, this is like the Hollins area you're saying? Well, my main research area that me and him have is Creepy Mountain. Right, okay. Yeah, Creepy Mountain High got its name. That's not the real name. The real name, Creepy Mountain came from when Finding Bigfoot came here in 2013 to analyze the thermal that the late,

Paul Hunsley caught up there on the club. Him and another research friend of mine that was very deeply involved in it for a while. I wasn't able to go with the night that they caught the thermal. I had to work, but of course I went up there the next night, but they went camped out. And Paul caught a very good thermal of one. It didn't last long, but it's good at you.

you can tell the outline real good. And when we went and redone it, like I went and stood by the tree, I was a dwarf, and I'm 6'1, about 300 pounds. I was a dwarf. You know, I mean, you can just tell this was a lot bigger than me. And even finding Bigfoot said the same thing when they done their thing. So we're pretty sure that Paul caught one on thermal that night. that would have been back in 2012 when he caught that.

And so that's how one reason it got called creepy mountain this cause place is creepy, but also, you know, finding Bigfoot said, you know, need to come up with a different name for that, you know, a way it doesn't give away this location and stuff.

And so we just started calling it creepy mountain. And that's how most everybody in the Bigfoot world, knows you know they know it is creepy mountain that makes that makes sense now so you've there's a substantial thermal that was captured back in the day have there ever been any visual sightings in that mountain area as well oh yes oh yes um me and my research partner keith uh several different occasions had them right up on top of us at night time you can see the outlines real good we had different hunters at different times that seen them some of them left the club because of it two very i guess you would call were the encounters were kind of a little more not going to say

they were belligerent but the people got very nervous because of the way they acted but and they evolved two women uh that's the other strange thing about that We had one lady that her and her husband went up to hunt one evening, and he put her on a field up there, and we call it number four field. There's a lot of more stuff happened there at number four, too. But he had put her in the shooting house, and he went on up the road about a mile to hunt another little area of the hunting club. She had been sitting in there for a little while.

She sat on the other end of the field, she watched this and she called it ape-looking thing walk out into the edge of the green patch and just squat down and look straight at her and of course got her shook up and then she started hearing stuff behind her walking around in the woods she picked up the phone

called her husband real quick told him to hurry up and get down there and told him what she was looking at and he told her he was on the way they must have heard him coming because she said just a minute or two before she could hear his vehicle the one in the field stands up and turns and walks back into the woods and then all that on the backside of her gets real quiet that lady basically quit hunting on that club she would not come back no more

a couple years later we had another guy that was in the club that brought his camper and he would stay up for a good bit during the winter and also he was a big turkey hunter but one day I happened to pull into the hunting club and at the time I was president in the hunting club and he'd come walking over to me

and he said what do y'all got on this mountain? I said what do you mean? He said well he said there's stuff coming up here around my camper at night time. And he said, I've done seen a silhouette. He said, I'm hearing rock clicking. He said, I'm hearing these whooping sounds. He said, I'm having stuff following me in the woods while I'm hunting.

And he said, I even found my camper door open one morning. And he said, I'm good about shutting that camper door. Now, he didn't lock it because he didn't feel like you needed to because we got gates on the club and they're locked at dark. and he said he woke up one night to his door open. Well, I come out and I said, well, I think you know what it is. He said, I know what it is. He said, it's Bigfoot.

He said, I've done dealt with him before. And I said, oh, he said, that's why I left the club I was in. I said, and come to find out, he was in a club down there in Lowndes County. So I was like, wow, you know, this was kind of weird. You know, here I am talking to a guy that left the club. club because of these things. And lo and behold, he didn't know he'd come to another club, you know, it had

them. But what really made him leave was he brought his wife one evening. Almost the same scenario. It's kind of strange, but she had one of these pop-up shooting houses,

you know, like, you know, built like a little tent. And he carried her down there on a Greenfield that we didn't have a shooting house on. And she put her little shooting house up in the middle of the road. And he had rode her down there on the full with her. And he told her, he said, I'll be back, you know, at Dart to pick you up. And he was going somewhere.

I forgot where he went at on the club. He went a good piece of weight compared to the other guy. Well, she hadn't been sitting in the shooting house. She said maybe 15 minutes. And she starts hearing his footsteps coming down the hill behind her in the road. well she thought it may have been another hunter so she hollers out hey I'm in here

well nobody says nothing well it gets real quiet for a minute and all of a sudden she notices her shooting house is pushing in right there by her she can tell something is pushing right there and of course she hollers out

hey I will shoot you well about that time she hears this run off and she can tell it jumps into the woods because then she can hear the brush and stuff crashing. Well, she comes out of the shooting house. I mean, she's done got terrified. And she's looking around and got a rifle up. And, you know, she's thinking somebody's footing with her.

Well, I guess her husband had not told her what was going on. I'm assuming this is what took place because I never did really finish. I didn't get to really talk to them like I needed to. But she calls him on the phone. and tells him what's going on. He says, I'm on the way. He said, start walking up the road. He said, just leave the shooting house.

We'll get it later. He said, just start walking up the road. And he said, that way you're getting closer back to the main road. And she starts walking. Well, she starts hearing this walking parallel with her. But it's right out of sight where she can't see it. And it's tearing limbs off. I mean, she said it's deliberately making a lot of racket.

Well, she's terrified to death. and, you know, he's still on the phone with her, and he's telling her, you know, if it comes towards you, you know, shoot it. You know, if it gets to that point, shoot it if you have to. But just try to make it to this main road. Now, he said, I'm on the way. Well, she finally can hear his four with her, and he turns on the road. Because this is a long road.

It's about a mile and a half down I know where she's at, and it's uphill, just about all of it. So he finally gets down there to her. Of course, she's shook up. She's, you know, scared to death. But he don't see nothing. Of course, you know, whatever it was, probably, you know, he had and was watching them. But, you know, he gets her on the full with her.

And, of course, he carries her back home. A few days later, he calls me. He said, Mark, he said, I'm going to have to get out of the hunting club. He said, my wife said, you will not hunt. up there and she don't want me hunting up there. That's what I understand. You know, I understand. He said, I'm going to finish out my hunting season.

You know, because turkey, you know, it's about to end of the deer season. He said, I love the turkey hunt. And he said, I probably won't come come to stay at night time. He said, I'll just come up during the day and hunt a little bit. And he said, I'll go ahead and get my camper out from up there and all that. And, of course,

you know, he left the club after turkey season. And so that's two incidents. is that, you know, we don't really know what was going on there, but we know they were food them with women. You know, what they were up to, I really don't know. There's been other hunters. It's got glimpses of them.

We've camped out up there a lot at nighttime. I have a good friend. It comes from Florida. It camps out up there a lot by himself. He's had multiple times. They've come up around him at night time. Sometimes they'll throw rocks at us. Sometimes break limbs.

And sometimes they don't do nothing but stand there. They'll get behind trees. You'll see their eyes looking at you. We've been growled at, huffed at. I mean, we even heard what we call the T-Rex roar. That was, you know, that was a night that several of us were coon hunting. We really wasn't Bigfoot research. and that was actually, but we got where we used coon hunting as part of our research

because we got to notice, and a lot of times they would come up around us when we were coon hunting. And me and my buddy had a theory. They wasn't there to bother us or the dolls. They were after the coons. And on several occasions, I mean, we can't prove that's what happened because we didn't see it. But after we left the coon in the tree,

because me and him did not harvest their raccoon. We come across, you know, we were more into it for the dogs, you know, just to hear the dog's tree and, you know, have a good time hunting. Bigfoot Society will be right back after these messages. If you want something done right, you do it yourself. That's why you change your own oil. You wouldn't trust your engine to just anybody. So go with the full synthetic motor oil you can trust.

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PPD is not just an adjustment phase. Learn more at treatpPD.com, sponsored by Sopernus and Biogen. Several times, though, we have leased our dolls and be halfway back to the truck and you start hearing that tune squalling like something got a hold of it. So me and him thinking,

we were ringing a dinner bail when we would come hunt you know and of course a lot of other people have said the same thing with deer hunting and other type hunting that sometimes that rifle shots like a dinner bell you know of course we know it does that with grizzlies and some other animals

well this being too might be the same way you know he's learned to let man do some of the hunting for him so So this is some of the stuff that's went on up there over the years. I mean, there's tons of it. A lot of other people who's experienced stuff. Other Bigfoot researchers have been there.

We've had several outings when we could have one there. We can't have them no more. All I can do is those small campouts now. And people who live around the area, on the outskirts of the hunting club, there's a lot of farmland, private land. with timber and there's been multiple reports of people seeing them, having stuff happening around their property. And of course, I live two miles from it too, and they show up here at my place sometimes.

I found their footprints, slapped the house. I've got a glimpse of them. some of my neighbors here in my community have seen them. One lady got a very good look at one one night and scared her half her death. And she was out smoking about 10 o'clock at night

and she noticed something come out of the woodline on all fours and she thought it was a big old dog. She said the biggest dog ever seen in my life. and there was a street light out there so it kind of went through the edge of the light of the street light and it was heading toward her neighbor's home

and her neighbor had several dogs over there and all that and she figured that's where it was going well she stood up and called and started calling to her. Hey, poochie, hey poochie. Well, when she did, the thing stood up on two legs and turned around and looked at her. And the lady kept emphasizing to me

the face, the face. And she just told me, she said, the face was white. She said, I ain't never seen nothing like it. She said, there's almost like a skeleton looking at me. But she said, you know, the body was full of hair. And she said it was in the 7, 8 foot range. And when it looked at her, it turned right around and didn't run, just walked right across the road and went back in the woods.

Of course, she went in the house. when I went and interviewed her about it and really went to deep talking to her I come to find out she'd been smelling smell she'd been having stuff hit her trailer at night time and she was putting it off as her neighbors back up behind her

she said that were drug users and she thought they were coming down there hitting on her trailer at night getting into her two shed tearing stuff up and all that And I said, ma'am, may not be in them people up there. And then you come to find out, the neighbor the next door that had the dogs, ended up talking to her too.

And come to find out, she was leaving a big tote of dog food on her front porch to feed her two dogs. Now, she had a fence to end yard. Her two dogs were outside dogs. And I said, your dogs get tore. up at night time or they, do they, you know, go to carrying on? She said, no, my dog stays scared all the time. She said, they get up under, she had built a way they could get up under the front porch or something.

And she said, they get up on there at nighttime. They don't come out. And I said, well, I said, you notice anything where? She said, well, we go through a lot of dog food. And she said, I said, what do you mean you go through a lot of dog food? She said, well, that toad sometime will be about empty. Like, somebody's coming up here getting it. And, of course, I'm going like, well, I know probably wasn't getting it.

So, and I think, you know, that booger had done scared them dogs to the point where they wasn't going to say nothing. And, you know, he was easing up on that porch. And come to find out later, her son-in-law happened to be over our one night and walked out on the porch. And he got a glimpse of him standing in the woodline on. the other side of the road because that street light kind of lights that area up and he was kind of standing in the edge of that light in the wood line and he's seen him and so from then on that lady I told her I said you need to keep your dog food in the house I said he's done found a very

easily way to come get you know something easy to eat and of course my opinion he done buffalo them dogs too and they just keep in their mouths shut when he was coming around but I haven't heard nothing from those people now in about a year. They about a half a mile from me, maybe a little further than that. I hadn't heard a word from them, so I don't know if they have quit footing around over, around their houses or what. I do need to go check in with them and just see what's going on over there. But another neighbor over there had chickens start going missing.

We went over to her property. She lived right above these two people. They had a garden spot. And, of course, we have chickens here at our home and, you know, farm animals and stuff. And she wanted me to come over and tell her what maybe got her chicken. She was thinking a coon or a possum or something. So when we got over there, her husband had built a very nice chicken coop. I mean, very nice.

He was a carpenter by a trade. So, I mean, this was an elegant. chicken house. And on the back side, there was a pretty round hole. And I got to looking at that hole. I mean, this hole was big as a basketball.

And I told him, I said, you know, I said, I know a coon can do stuff like it, but I said, why did it do it up so high for? And it's just, you know, very, very smooth. And then right there at the ground was patted down. like real hard. Something stood there a while. And I started walking around when my wife happened to be standing out there

where their little garden spot is and it's kind of a, you know, soft your ground. And she said, hey, come over here. I think here's a track. And, of course, I walk over. And there is a, you know, a track in their garden about 10 inches long. I mean, you can see the five toes. And, I mean, you can make.

it out very well what it was. The only one track is right there on the edge of the garden. Like whatever was walking right there, you know, step one foot right in the edge, which was its left foot. And it was in the direction heading right to that chicken coop. I think, you know, my opinion, I can't prove it because, you know, we didn't see it happen. But I think, you know, that's what got a couple of her chickens. And I think it was a younger one.

because I think that other one's a lot bigger, you know. So I'm pretty sure this is a smaller one, which we know usually. First one, there's more than one around, you know. There's several around. So, but it's been pretty quiet with them for a little while. They haven't called and said anything to me, so, but I do need to check in with them and see if anything's happening over there lately. So, and that's just some of the stuff.

I mean, we can go eight hours. 10 hours easy on it. Right, right. It's incredibly evident that, yeah, you are in the thick of it down there for sure. This is a pre-recorded show so I can cut anything out that I need to. Okay. So just keep that in mind if there's something where I ask something and you're like, oh, that kind of gives away something, I can take it out.

So that being said. Okay. There's a place that comes up a few times where it just sounds like it is very, very intense. And I believe it is called Hollins hunting camp. Yes. Yeah, that's a little community of Hollins, yeah. Is that any place that you've investigated yourself or had things happen in that area? It just sounds like it is very, very intense in that area.

It is. Yes, I've went down there on several outings. I've went down there sit at night with several other people. We've walked with some of the woods down there. Their sightings there, there's been a lot of audio cough there over the last several years. How I got turned on to the place was going back to Mr. Mr. Banco, when he went and researched the private property, the same creek that comes by Holland's hunters camp went right by those people's private property.

So he walked up at the creek. Yeah, he walked up at creek into the management area. and he started finding footprints, tree bowls, all kind of stuff. And he actually come on into the management area looking around. He even drove up in the Hollins Hunters camp, went to some other places. And he told me, he said, those boogers are using that creek up and down. He said, I don't know if they're staying in the management area, then coming down here at night to aggravate these people.

or vice versa. He said, I really don't know. He said, you know, they may just travel back and forth in here. And so I started paying attention to it. Another researcher was, too, you know, of course, I want to give him credit, too. You know, he just wasn't me. It was another guy in that area, too, which we both knew each other and went together sometimes. But we started having some outings down there and just some small camp outs.

and, you know, we'd hear vocals at night and have stuff happen. Of course, there's, you know, well, there was a person found there. I'm going to put it this way. Of course, some people say he was killed by something there, and then some people say he had a heart attack there. So, but let me back up and say what I was saying. And so it's hard for me to say really what happened, but back in the early 80s there was a hunter that was found about 10 to 12 feet from his tree stand.

According to what the other researcher said and what I've seen is a coroner's report, if I was looking at a real coroner's report, I'm always going to say that because I just don't know if it was or not. I'm giving the benefit of doubt it was, but I've tried to go research it real deep and I'm not coming up with nothing. But I'm going to say this. He had a little more clout to get it. Let's put it that way, because he was in law enforcement. So when I held the one little official coroner's report of Clay County, Alabama,

he said this guy was killed by an unknown animal. That's what it stated on it. He had one arm ripped off, heavy bruising. all over his body. His body was twisted like he would take a rag and twist it. And one of his legs was broke backwards. If you know what I'm saying, something like it pulled his leg backwards and broke it. Now, that's looking at, you know, what I thought was an official corner of report. I can't say if it was or not.

I'm just giving the benefit of the doubt it was. and how this researcher found this out was he got in pretty good with some of the game wardens in that area and really got to be talkative with them. I knew some of them, but I didn't talk with them as much as he did. Now, some of the locals down there will tell you that, yeah, there was a hunter found up there, but that he had a heart attack. And, of course, when I asked us, well, who told you he had a heart attack? And it's what the game wardens did.

So right now, we know boogers are there. There's no doubt people have seen them. We've got audio there. Tracks have been found there. Plus, crazy other stuff, flashes of light at night, vibrations, thumping noises. It's just a strange place full of courts. You know, a lot of people go right in there and have stuff happen. I mean, I think it's paranormal there too.

Bigfoot Society will be right back after these messages. I might as well just say it's paranormal and boogers there too. Several people have got some photographs from there. I don't know if they'd be willing to show them or not, you know, but, well, one of them was showed on Woodwalkers here a while back. So on one of their Sunday afternoon shows. So there's evidence from there. there's stuff pointing there

but the hunter part is up in the air a little bit you know but now let me say this too there's been multiple tents found there abandoned whatever thing's still there uh we had an outing there

two and a half years ago I think it was in the spring we all got there on Friday we noticed the tent it was way off down by itself in a little part of the campground. We could tell everything was still there. You can see the cooler. You can see stuff hanging up in the tree.

You can see their fire pit, cheers, the whole nine yards. You know, we could see it down there. And, you know, he didn't think nothing about it. Thought they had gone to town to get something. And we don't know, you know, really what went on. But come dark, him people hadn't come back. Come at night time. nobody never showed up.

Well, the next day we get up, nobody's still back at that tent. And, of course, curiosity starts getting to us, you know, and one guy walks down there, and he just kind of walks around, and he notices that the zipper in the tent's ripped out. So he comes back up there and, you know, tells us, hey, you know, the zipper's been ripped out of that tent, and he said, there's clothes and all kind of stuff inside that tent. You know, he didn't go in it, and he just kind of peaked. and he said there are chairs and coolers and he said the whole nine yard

at camping stove everything's down there so some of us walked back down there and one of the guys with us was in law enforcement and we get down there and of course we're all scared to kind of look in there

because I'm scared we might look in there and be a body laying there or something so but he finally decides to go in the tent he said I'll go in the tent make sure, you know, there's not somebody deceased. If you want something done right, you do it yourself. That's why you change your own oil.

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There's a purse sitting there. And he opens the purse, and the woman's identification, everything's in there. And he comes out, and he said, we've got to let the game wardens know. he said, you know, here's all her belongings are still here. We opened up the cooler. The ice had done melted and the food had done got spoiled. So we knew it had been several days. You know, we could tell it had been several days since somebody had been there.

He goes and turns in that stuff to the game warrants. They don't say much about it to him, which was obvious. odd to him, you know, him being law enforcement, you know, he kind of struck him odd. But we come on back, you know, finished out our weekend and the tent was still there. You know, we never seen a game warrants come check it, come look at it or nothing. We all thought, you know, that's kind of odd, you know. And so a lot of folks who come from far off, they all went back home. But with me living close by, I started going back down there checking.

That tent sits there for one month when nothing touched for one month for it disappeared. And my buddy tried to, he remembered the woman's name, and I think he tried to type it in, and he couldn't pull up nothing. And we wouldn't find any missing persons in this area at the time or missing kids or anything. That's one of them, I mean, we don't know really why. to say about it. You know, does somebody just get scared to death and leave during the middle of night

and left all their stuff? Or what went on? You know, there's no signs of a car, you know, being there. There wasn't no vehicle. And we couldn't really tell if it'd been tire tracks or not because, you know, people coming in and out of there and everything. But so that's one of those. Really don't know what took place.

I have talked to locals down and there. about the area asking them if they've seen anything heard anything a lot of them say no then they'll come right back and say well you know one time I heard this while I was hunting over here or I smelt this one time but you know nobody coming out and saying they've seen

something but they did mention and said yeah you know the law finds a lot of people down in here a lot of times dead and I said they do I said I don't never hear about that and they said well yes most of them they say these overdoses, they'll get up in here and take an overdose, have a heart attack up here in the campground or on some of these side roads.

And I'm going, well, I don't ever hear that, you know. And so, you know, if one of those, you don't know how to deal with it, you know, which way do you go with this? And, you know, is the officials ruining it is drug overdoses or say something else happening? You know, we really just can't say, you know, just really don't know on that. Yeah. But that had, yeah. Mark, sorry, Mark, that's some wild stuff.

I mean, a heart attack doesn't rip someone's arm off. Like, that's some wild, wild stuff. And you've seen what you think is a coroner's report, not to get too graphic, but did that also have pictures? Or was it just all typed out and what happened? What I've seen was all just taped out. Okay, gotcha. And I never asked him how he got that. I'm assuming him being at one time in law enforcement,

maybe he was able to pull it better. You know, I don't know. Maybe he got friends or something. I don't know how he got it. Now, I did talk to another person in law enforcement about that. And I asked him, I said, how easy is it get records from back into 80s? And they said, well, they said that sometimes can be hard to do

because all of it hadn't been put on computer and a lot of it's in files and it's calling where they're keeping the files at and then you've got to get them to go look for the files and said most of them ain't going to want to do it because it's very time-consuming and especially if it's something controversial, they sure ain't going to want to touch it

and said something going back into that time period would probably be hard to pull, you know. And I even went to the point of looking at newspapers from that time from my side of the county to that side of the county and the county next door because that did happen in another county but my county and that county

right next door to each other I did try to pull newspaper you know look at deaths you know from Holland's Wildlife Management area and when you put that in you don't get nothing it's just like you know it don't exist now I haven't went in real deep looking forward.

I guess I could go into what they call the dark way up and it might pull up. But, you know, and so it's one of those. You really don't know which way to go with it. You know, do you really want to dig it up? Or do you, you know, if you want to him, you just leave alone, I don't know, so. Yeah, absolutely. Are you going into that area by yourself as well? I have been in there by myself.

Not a whole lot. I used to go in there hunting a good bit back in the 80s and 90s. I hunted in it. And people hunting there now by themselves. That's a popular management area, especially for turkeys. Of course, it's located in the Tidew Degger National Forest. So it is Forest Service land. Just the state rents the property from the Forest Service for a management area.

there's people live all in there there's some property inside the management area private property and there's people hunt that place but now I have more sightings or witnesses that have witness stuff in there in different parts of that management area

now it's about 29,000 acres so you know it's pretty big and there's a big mountain range one of the last big mountains in Alabama runs right through the middle of it but I you know I've had several other people, you know, give me their witness what they saw. Some of it wasn't there at the Holland's Hunters Camp, some of us in other places of the management area.

You know, and there's some watershed lakes that the government built that supplies water to the town I live in. People have seen them around it. So there's multiple, multiple, you know, sidings. people hearing audio sorry about that rooster in the background no that that's great that's great but um so there's a big history of that area um there's some more private land not too far away to the west um that's had multiple people have seen multiple boogers there uh the audio was found footprints So that area is just a rich area. Of course, it's part of the National Forest.

So it's a rich, a lot going on down there, a lot going on. This has been just an extremely interesting conversation. It's always awesome to talk to someone that's their home base, where there's just a lot of intense activity. Before I forget it, you had mentioned Alabama Bigfoot.com and how it's no longer there. However, on the internet, nothing has ever gone. So a cool thing is you can go to something called the Internet Archive,

which is Archive.org, and go to what's called the Wayback Machine. And if there's a section where you can type in web addresses, and what this does is it scrapes websites or makes copies of them every year. So you can type in Alabama Bigfoot.com and go back. back to about maybe like 2011-ish. And you can still read all the citing reports on that website. Some of them are broken, but most of them, like I've clicked on a few, it's all there still. So that's kind of a cool thing.

You know, if you know where to look, you can still find stuff. And sometimes listeners, you go to some sites, you can look at previous versions of reports. And I'm going to leave that there. Okay. You can do your own detective work listeners for that. But do you mind Mark taking a few minutes just so people, you know, know how they can keep up to date with what you're doing and talk about your YouTube channel a little bit? And it sounds – well, I'm actually subscribed to your channel. It's a good one.

So – but you feel free to share a little bit about that. well of course our channel started off as more of a homesteading channel my wife is big into well both of us are I'm not going to just say her but we both you know I grew up in a farming family and she kind of grew up you know gardening and having chickens and so we she decided she wanted to do her homestead channel and it started out you know her showing how to do crops out of plant stuff you know just anything dealing with farm and homesteading. And one day she asked me, she said, you need to start talking about the Bigfoot stuff. She said, you need to start telling what you've experienced, what other people have experienced.

You know, and going through that, if nothing else, just a way to save it for history, for later on, for nothing but your key is to know what you were doing. And I said, well, you've got a point there. And so, you know, I started, you know, doing a video, and she do her videos. And then we started having a live on Friday nights where we interact with people. Now on Friday nights, we still try to attend more toward the homesteading part of it. because we want people to be more self-sufficient. You know,

want people to be able to grow their own stuff or if nothing else, you know, if they can just grow it in their pot in their backyard. You know, hey, that's great, you know. It's pretty cool when you can eat your own food that you produce. But I started telling a little bit of history of the creepy mountain and other areas and started interviewing people in my area and some people not in my area.

I'm trying to stay focused in my area and not saying I don't want to talk to people in other areas I love to but I want to try to get as much information out of my area and I'm slowly having people come forward I guess they're starting to trust me and figuring out I ain't going to do anything or to mess them up and you know so people have started coming forward giving me their sightings and encounters

And, of course, me and my friend Keith were doing that the whole time when Mr. Banco asked us to be him and Mike's investigators for this part of Alabama, East Central Alabama, and we started going to people's properties and submitting them reports. So a lot of those reports you were just talking about, some of them are going to be in me and Keith's reports. Now, it'll be labeled MGKT, and you can go through a lot of those. the reports. You know, we would go and of course there's a lot of pictures, but I don't know if the pictures to show up or not now. But, and that's

some of the stuff I lost. That's what I was getting at earlier. But so we do that. So I try to interview people. I try to go to creepy mountain show stuff when I find things or other properties. And

that's basically what we got. We're not no big YouTube. channel but like I've told people I'd rather grow in quality and I would quantity right now we have a good group of people that come in on Friday nights with us on our chats and and I do talk a little bit about Bigfoot some but I try to say that more from our videos and our lives with other people and so you know anybody's welcome come check us out don't have to agree with what I have to say because We all got opinions on this subject, and none of us are experts.

So, but I'll tell you what I, you know, what I've noticed or what I found that might be true. You know, I'll try to point it out and, you know, go from there. Is there a best way to reach out to you if they're like, yeah, I'm from that area, and I'd love to, you know, get my interview on record. Is there a way they can do that? Right, right. Yeah, well, we have a Facebook page. called City Creek Bottoms Farmsed on YouTube.

Also on YouTube. City Creek Bottoms Farmsed Life on YouTube. My wife put that life in a while back, but because we were getting confused with another City Creek homestead. But we have a Facebook page. We have our YouTube page. Also, I have an email. It's M. Green.

351, 35151 at gmail.com so they can email me or they can find me on messenger on Facebook. You know, and they can message me. That's how some people have gotten contact with me through messengers. Some have through email. Some have done it through the chat on Friday nights. They have say, hey, I've got something going on. I'd like to talk to you. And, of course, I'd, you know, give them my email.

email and you know then they'd send me an email and then we got started from there um in fact i've got two right now i'm working on um that i've got to go to their property as soon as i can get a chance that works out for them and me to go look at what they got going on um that came from then watching the youtube channel so um it's starting to really grow i wish i was retired where i I could really go to people's properties regular and start checking stuff, but I'm still having to work for a living right now. So a couple more years, I might, you know, good Lord willing, I might be able to do that. And that's something I am planning on doing when I get retired,

maybe being able to get out more to people's properties and see what they got. You know, see if I didn't help them tell them, hey, this is what you got, this is what you ain't got. You know, I don't know, but that's what I'm going to shoot for anyway. Well, there you go. Sounds like a good plan. And I hope people from that area that listen to this do reach out to you. We'll have to keep an eye on how things are going through your channel, definitely.

But, you know, Mark, Plowboy, Green, I just appreciate you. Being on the show today, it has been privileged chatting with you. I appreciate you. Having me on, appreciate you, giving me a chance to tell, what, you know, we've experienced here in my area and what other folks is experienced. And like I tell everybody, these things exist. There's no way around it. They exist.

There's too many people. And I've done laid my eyes on them several times and had interactions with them. I know they exist. And what they are, I can't tell you. I mean, of course, I have my opinion what they are. But, you know, I'm like everybody else. I really don't know what we're dealing with, but I do know they exist. There's no doubt about that, you know.

Just wanted to take a minute to say thank you truly for listening to this episode of the Bigfoot Society podcast. Mark's story is one of those encounters that leaves you thinking, not just because of what peaked out from behind the tree, but because of what it set in motion. Huge thanks to Mark Plowboy Green for sharing years of personal encounters from the swamps of Lowndes County to the eerie edges of Creepy Mountain. And if you enjoyed this conversation, please subscribe to us on YouTube and hit that bell. icon so you don't miss future episodes and share this one with a friend who's in a Bigfoot Southern folklore or mysteries in the woods. And if you're on Apple or Spotify, please make sure to follow us there. If you could leave a review, it helps others find these accounts. Now, if you or someone you know has had a Bigfoot encounter, especially in Alabama near places like

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