Bigfoot Society - Three Bigfoot Cross a Road in Washington — Then It Gets Darker

Episode Date: February 4, 2026

In this episode, we explore a chilling series of firsthand Bigfoot encounters that stretch across the American landscape, beginning with a haunting road crossing in the remote hills east of Tacoma and Olympia, Washington. What starts as a late-night drive turns into a life-altering moment when three towering figures step into the headlights—then calmly look back.From there, the stories grow even darker and more unsettling. We travel to the high desert canyons of the Navajo Nation near Gallup, New Mexico, where late-night screams echo through the mountains and a massive black figure is seen crawling, standing, and watching from the darkness. We journey north to the rugged Blue Mountains near Blanding, Utah, where a Sasquatch rips open a teepee during a family hunting trip. We return to a known hotspot near Mena, Arkansas, just miles from Board Camp Crystal Mine, and hear updates from a witness drawn back to the same remote cabin where strange activity first began.The episode continues through the forests of southeastern New Mexico, the Ozarks near Marshfield, Missouri, and the pine-covered backroads of East Texas, where a family recounts terrifying encounters passed down through generations.🗣️ 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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You're listening to Bigfoot Society and I'm Jeremiah Byron. In this show, we go beyond the campfire stories to bring you first-hand encounters from people who say they've seen something impossible. From backwoods trails and remote mountain haulers to quiet farms and crowded highways, the stories come from everywhere. And each one leaves us with more questions than answers. These are the voices of the people who've lived it. So settle in because today you'll hear another account that just might change. the way you see the woods forever so stay with us hey you hear me i can hear you thanks for coming i've got one story i've got one story it happened in 91 90 or 91 uh Tacoma washington area

that would be olympia and it was in the bald hills the bald hills kind of roll up into the mountains there's good roads up through there it's mainly 90% rock and 10% dirt but there was three of them and they were crossing the road and I was driving this little dots and pick up and it was dark so I want to say it was probably wintertime it's hard to tell in Washington especially since it's been so long ago because it's warm there, the warm air comes off the ocean and it just rains all the time, but at nighttime it clears off. And I've seen them playing as day.

They were 30-putting from my truck. They were across the road, and when they turned around and looked at me, their eyes didn't glow. And I had headlights. You know, we had incandescent lights back then. We didn't have LEDs. We didn't have cell phones. And it scared to live in time out of me.

And of course they were already across the road and moving on out. They were moving out. I mean, they wasn't running, but, you know, they were there. Crews stories. That's all I got to allow. I can't elaborate anymore than that. I went back about a week later, and I didn't know exactly where I was because that's pretty remote.

It was pretty remote back then. But I think I found the area where they were. There was no footpress because like I said, it's mostly gravel. And I was scared to turn around because, you know, I was afraid I'd get stuck and they'd come and get me. You know, I was scared. And I've hunted and fished all my life. I had a spare. I had a jack, but I panic.

I mean, it was weird. And they were 30 foot away. And they were probably eight, nine foot tall. One of them was a little taller than the rest of them. They were dark. And when they turned and looked at me, it wasn't like that picture you see in the picture there. They had hairy faces, but I've always known

that animals eyes glow whenever the light hits it. They didn't glow. And that's what freaked me out. I was thinking, son of, blah. This ain't human, but, uh, It ain't an animal eater. And so I got out of there. I went on forward.

I was going to a friend of mine's house, and he lived way up in there. It was probably 30 miles as the crow flies, but it was probably 60 miles by road. You know what I mean? And the roads were good. I mean, it wasn't raining. I've seen it plenty of day.

I know what I've seen. I haven't told many people the story. I know what I've seen, and it was about 90 to 91. It was the Tacoma, Olympia area, and straight east of there, you know. It's a remote country up in there. I mean, I was scared so bad. I was shaken.

And I ain't scared it, but I was scared. You hear me? Oh, yeah. Now, I appreciate you sharing, even though you've barely shared the story before. And that means a lot. I know they had to hear me coming because I have a truck and you know you're driving down that old gravel road and I'm thinking well if they were that that scared of me they wouldn't have been seen but they made their self present and I thought what's going on here you know

usually you see an animal they're elusive and these things I think they're elusive but I think if they don't want to be elusive but I think if they don't want to be elusive, They don't have to be because they're big. They're big. It was eight foot tall, man. Wild stuff. Hey, I appreciate you coming up. Thank you so much for sharing what happened back then. And thank you for giving me your time.

It happened. Absolutely. You have a great rest of your night. You too. Hey, Adam. How's it going? Hello? Can you hear me?

Hi there. How are you? Yes. Oh, I'm doing good. Also, feel free to share what you, come up to share? So my sighting happened last year in August towards the end, like maybe August 30 30th. And this happened around 1130 to 12 o'clock.

Oh, I forgot to mention the location. So this is on the Navajo Nation like two hours from where Rex is a... Rex's experience happened and it's like 30 minutes from a place called. Gallup, New Mexico. And we live in a canyon, like we're the last ones on the edge of the canyon. From then on, there's nothing from miles. And this happened in August, like I told you. And I work in retail, so this night I got off like extremely late around 10, 10.30. And my parents weren't home. So I was the only one that knew about this. And I get home, I'm doing my usual thing, doing chores, and I'm getting ready for bed.

And as soon as I climb in the bed, because this was in August, my window was wide open because it was like 80 degrees at night sometimes. And as soon as I lay in bed, I'm watching TikTok. and um I hear this like scream like a mile it was like a mile away like just this scream and it the closest thing that I've heard it sound to was the ones that were captured in think it was California forgot the mountain range somewhere out that way what were you called but yeah that's like the closest it's ever sound to like and um It stopped for like 10 seconds and it kept coming. It kept screaming, whooping, doing all that.

And I was kind of freaked out because I was the only one home. I was home alone. No one in the canyon. And like I said, I was close to the last one towards the mountains. And I call my mom because I was freaked out. What the heck? So I call her and as soon as I get on the phone with her, this thing started like talking, like muttering, like trying to, like in some

weird language. I don't know what it was. I was kind of freaked out and I was, I was whispering to my mom and trying to tell her like, it's talking, it's, it's trying to talk. And I was over here freaking out and I, as soon as I got off the phone with her and I tried to record it, everything just stopped. Like no crickets, birds. And we like have a husky and a chow. And you know, those dogs are very reactive to everything. But this time when it screamed, like they were nowhere, like no barking. I looked out the window. They were hiding somewhere. I

didn't know where they were at. And as soon as I tried to record it, it stopped. Everything stopped. just dead signer. And I didn't know what it was, so, well, I walked outside with a knife and a fast light. Like, that was gonna do something. Because where we live, we usually have a, well, in our native tradition, we have skin walkers, like, I don't know if you ever heard of those. We have those mostly around our house sometimes, so that's what I thought it was. And I go outside with the light.

I just start looking on the mountain on our top of the hills, hill, in the canyon, like everywhere. Because maybe a mile away is like a watering hole. We're deer and coyotes. And we have bobcats too, but this was way different. And yeah, so I go outside looking around. And this light was like really dim, so I couldn't really see anything. And my dogs just wouldn't come out from under the house, under the trailers, nothing.

They were just looking at me like, high-yed. I was like, what the heck. And my mom said she'd be there in an hour, so I was outside that whole time. And um, excuse me, as soon as they come back, I tell them what happened. We're like, what the heck? They're like, what the heck? So we get a spotlight. I don't know how powerful it was, but it's really big.

We had to plug it into our truck just to power it. So we're looking across the mountain and looking across the mountain in the ditch everywhere. And my mom yells, stop. And the light stops. She says, go down. And in the canyon, we can see something walking or crawling. It looked like it was crawling. Like in the open and it was crawling.

And she yelled at it. And here, this thing stood up, turned and looked at us. No eyes shine, nothing. and just pure black, like maybe half a mile away. And like it was just looking at us. We're like, what is that? Because that's like the first time we'd never seen it. And like we were looking at it.

We tried to like, you know, get a vision of it. But this thing was like big shoulders. No, you couldn't see a neck. Big head, big legs. like everything we're like what what is that and um we wouldn't have seen it if our neighbors dogs were embarking and when we heard them barkless where we looked and here that's where we seen that and then maybe a minute later it just kept walking like it didn't it didn't like care about us so we yada again it stopped

turned and looked at us for a good two minutes again Like what is that? We're all freaking out and then my mom said go get my phone those fancy cameras Where they can say they catch everything So I get her phone I start recording and as soon as I zoom in on this thing everything just gets blurry like like Blurring usually everything comes out clear on that camera recording photos, but this time we zoom in on it everything's blurry We're like what the heck and then we started recording recording it, freaking out, we're yelling at it. I mean, we didn't know how to react,

because we've heard it for years since we lived out here. And yeah, we're like, this is like our first time seeing it. So we're like, what is that? And here we have like a three foot fence. And we almost jumped it to like run at it. But like we didn't and do that. So here we started recording and this thing, it starts walking again. So we caught it on video and we can see this thing stand there and it starts walking.

And as soon it starts walking, we freak out and we stop recording. So I still have that video and yeah. So as soon as it starts walking, you can see the definition like the thighs were big. It looked like a gorilla like how big their legs or their arms are. how massive it was just walking on two feet. Like, what is that? And we're freaking out. And as soon as that happens, my grandparents come home at the same time.

And we take our trucks that way to across the ditch. We go to across the ditch and this thing is still looking at us. We're like, what is that? And we get that spotlight back. It just keeps walking again. And it slowly starts climbing the mountain. Like, what is that? I wish we would have caught more on video or camera, but we were in shock.

What is that? And then as soon as it starts going up the mountain, it gets behind a tree. It stops there for like a minute and it starts poking its head out. Back and forth. What is that? And then after that, we look up above the canyon again. again and we we think there was two of them because this one was on top of the mountain looking at us. We're like, what is, like, what is going on?

We're pretty freaked out. And the next day we went back and we went to where we've seen it at first. No footprints, no nothing. We're like, where was this thing? Like no nothing. until I went up there and I only found one footprint. And I have that on camera. Wow.

That is another wild story from the Navajo Nation. Thank you so much for sharing that. Yeah, you're welcome. Have a good night. You too. Hi there. How's it going? Hi.

How are you doing, sir? Hey, doing well, doing well. Okay. My great aunts, her and her family, had an experience with a Sasquatch. This is a long time ago, probably, I don't know, maybe in the 50s or 60s or something. And it was in southeastern Utah over by where my dad's side of family lives. And they were on a mountain. and it's called Blue Mountain

north of Blinding, Utah. And there's a, there's, the mountains there, and they were camped up, and they had a tee-pea set up because we're native. So they had a TP set up there because her husband was hunting. So that's the reason why they were there to hunt, to get a deer,

elk or something. And anyways, what happened was they had been there like two, three days, something like that. And it was early in the morning. And they were still, let's see, oh, her husband took off to start kind of scouting the area out. And she was going to get up with the kids to start getting things ready and make breakfast and all that. And something started shaking the TP, the material, the 10. Wow. And she thought it was one of the kids. The kids got out messing around. And so she started going, hey, you guys stop that. Get in here. We're going to, we're going to eat. And then it kept doing it and getting it, getting stronger. And she's like, hey, you guys, you guys better stop it. Knock it off. Get in here. And then like the third time

she went to yell, she told me the Sasquatch. He ripped it open, stuck his head in, and he screamed at her when he's seen her. And her and the kids all screamed at him when they seen him because his head was so big. And, you know, they're crazy looking. And so he's like, ah! And then they're like, ah, you know, like in a movie. And then he took off. He took off running and they could hear him running away and she was yelling and they were yelling.

And then her husband came back with a shotgun and he's like, what are you guys doing? What's going on? So she's trying to explain to him what happened. And he's looking at her like she's crazy and the kids are crazy and he doesn't want to believe her. And she's like, no, he just left. He took off. And he's like, oh, now I got to go out there and try to chase this guy, you know. but it's a funny story you know and I yeah wow yeah I asked her when when um because I

never seen them up close to the face so I asked her I go so was his face hairy or what she goes oh no it's not hairy I go what do you look like she goes oh he looked like a man I go really she says yeah he looked like a man she goes but it wasn't a man but he looked like a man but his face wasn't hairy I go oh okay But I just thought you'd get a kick out of that. That's funny. Thank you for sharing that. That's some wild stuff.

Yeah, you're all. Good stuff, man. Good to hear from you again. Yeah, you too. Thank you. Have a good night. Thank you. Yeah.

You too. Hey, Melanie, how's it going? Good. Can you hear me? Yeah, yeah. Thanks for coming up. I don't know if you remember me, but I came on. It's probably a couple months ago or maybe even a month ago.

I think so. And I was talking about my experience and Mina, Arkansas. Oh, yes. Oh, I love that conversation. And you had one of the best, it was about board camp, Crystal Cave, right? Or Crystal Mine. Well, it's, well, we were staying at an Airbnb five miles away from it. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And you were new to everything. Yeah. And then the next day we went to board camp and he walked to school all his experiences and we had an experience there. But I was sharing, we are going back. this weekend and staying at the same place.

And if the weather's not too bad, they've agreed to the people that own the crystal mine to allow us on the property again, just us. So anyways, we're hoping to have some more experiences because we're like hooked now. So anyways, I just wanted to tell you that. And I'll touch with something happens. Yeah, so I just followed you.

And then if you could, I would love to hear if you guys have anything happening. You could like email me or something, Bigfoot Society, gmail.com. I'd love to know also if you feel okay sharing it. Like what's the Airbnb that you're having stuff happen at? Because that's kind of cool too. Well, I selfishly. We don't want to share. I get it.

I get it. Okay. But, you know, we can email and talk off air. I'll share it with you. Yeah. Oh, that's fun. Yeah, yeah. Thank you.

I appreciate that. We don't want it to be bombarded by people and kind of ruin, you know, this little new thing that we've discovered that we're really excited about. Oh, yeah. I get it. I thought about you. And I was like, maybe we can have you come down one time if we continue to have experiences down there if you're interested. I mean, it would be pretty cool. I am going to try to.

Well, I'm planning on being at the festival in a Hohanabe, Oklahoma in October. That's a pretty big deal. So that's not Arkansas, but it's, you know, not that far. Yeah, well, we live in Tulsa. So it's three hours. Oh, sure, yeah. Three hours. Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Right. So, yeah, I didn't know about that. So I'd be interested in doing to that. It's a big deal. There's like 10,000 people that or something that usually go. It's a huge big foot festival. down there. Where is it and what is it called? It's if you just look up

a Honubby Oklahoma in the Bigfoot Festival that happens at it happens at a camp called Christ 40 acres. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, it's West of Broken Bow. Yeah, we'll definitely be there. It was really cool to talk to her again. That's a fantastic that was a fantastic chat. Look up board camp, Crystal, mine and Mina, Arkansas, wild stuff.

Hey, how's it going? Hello. Hi. Feel free to share what you've experienced. Okay. There was a young man earlier that was talking about a town called Gallup. And there's a lot of things that go around Gallup or outside, outskirts of Gallup. I live about maybe 30 miles.

southeast of Gallup and I live like in the mountains also like he was saying and I'm not sure if it's the same mountain range that he is in but my experience is about three or four years ago we have a mountain where we have a trail where we can go up to like either take a walk or we take our ATV up there so one afternoon my husband and I, he wanted to see the other side of the mountain, the other valley. So I told him that there is a road that goes up the mountain and we can go maybe 10 miles and we can go see on the other side of the mountain and you can see like the town and everything. So he was like, all right, cool, let's go.

So we left about maybe, I would say, 2, 2.30 when the sun was still out. We left and then we went up the mountain. we like 10 miles. I mean, it was pretty far. We went through the mountain, through the trees, everything, the trails. We stopped here and there just to, you know, look out different places because he's, he was new in the area. We just had recently got married, so I was trying to, like, show him around. I did hear stories. My mother did hear, you know, sounds when she was little. She would just tell us, like, oh, I hear the screaming sometimes at night. sometimes they hear like something hit the the house and everything we're just like like whatever

it's probably just nothing is probably just like an animal or you know swirl or something so we really didn't believe her but she would tell us you know I did I've been hearing all these screams all my life but I never really heard it so we went up the mountain we were just hanging out out there we got to the place where I could show him like the holes like sightseeing of the the towns and different community areas up there you can see everything so like four o'clock came around five o'clock we're still sightseeing up there and i kind of like told my husband you know it's getting kind of dark maybe we should hit back because we had a long way home and i told him that you know make sure we have enough gas in the atv because we've been driving around for a couple hours

and I said, I don't want to run out of gas up here and walk all the way back, you know, back to the house because that's pretty far. So I told him, I said, we got to probably start heading back. And he's like, wait, wait, wait, I just want to look at this. I just want to look around. I was like, okay, it's getting dark and we don't even have any flashlights. We don't even have nothing up there. We just jumped on the ATV and took off. We don't even have anything for protection or anything like that.

So we're still up there about 6 o'clock. And the sun started going down, you know, past the mountain. I'm like, okay, we got to get home. We got to go now because it's going to get really dark. So he's like, okay, okay, okay. And he's like, well, nothing's going to happen. Nothing's going to happen. And he said, okay, well, I'm freaking out.

And because of the things that my mother had told me in the past, of the things that she says she's seeing here and there and I'm like okay all that just started coming to me except we we got to go now so he started heading back and then before we hit maybe about three miles away from our house that's where the mountain begins we were coming down the hill and all of a sudden I'm sitting in the back and then to my right something catches my eye like a branch or it was like something called my eye like moving so I kind of turn turn my head and here I just seen like a face like kind of like peek over the the like the tree stump or the the tree and kind of like put his head out and I was like what is that what is is that a person or

is that an animal or is that a horse or you know I wasn't sure what what it was and I told my husband I seen something I seen something it had eyes it had a face and it is as tall half like the tree was kind of tall I told him it's like half of that tree and it was like peeking at me and picking at this he's like where I told him turn around so we turned around we went back to where I seen it and of a sudden our ATM starts going off like I was like please don't tell me that we ran out of gas like I don't tell me we ran out of gas up here and he's like no it just turned off and all of the sand we like smell something like really it's stunk really bad like a bad odor and I'm thinking what in the world smells like that up here it smells this place should

smell like the woods or just smell like you know a forest or whatever but it smells so bad and I told my husband what is that like a dead animal or what are we smelling is that I don't know because I'm trying to start the ATV and I said well this reason why we told you to leave early because we can't even see in the dark so so he's like well let's try to figure this out and I'm like oh my God do not tell me that what my mother's seeing or what she hears is like around here because I'm going to totally freak out. So he starts the ATV and I and I told him that something is around here. This is not normal. This is something. This doesn't smell out of nowhere. And just before we were about to leave, we looked back. We looked at where I seen it at.

and here it was just standing there like I could see like the I can see like the whole head half of the body like is lake standing standing out I could see like half of the body and I know that was a person I knew that wasn't a human and I told my husband floor it because I am not staying here and having whatever that thing run at us it's it floor it right now so So he like, and he's seen it. And I told him, I said, I told you I seen something. Let's go. And he's like, it's probably a bear.

I said, no, it's not a bear. I said, it's not a bear. A bear is not that tall. A bear doesn't look like that. A bear doesn't look at you and has a face like that. So he floors the ATV. We're like driving like, I don't know how many miles per hour on the ATV. The only thing that kept going through my.

mind because I'm sitting in the back is like what about I turn around and this thing is running behind and I thought to me is up I am not turning away and my husband like make sure it's not falling is look back I am not looking back I'm not going to be the first one to get knocked out of off this thing he's like I'm trying to get back to the house and try he's like I told you so I was really frustrated I was upset because I told you let's go let's go let's go you know what I'll listen to me finally got back to the house and I told him I said I am never going back up to that mountain I am never going back up there I don't want to go back up there don't tell me you're going to take another ride up there and look around I said heck no am I going back up there so the only thing that went through my mind was what about if it ran after us and I mean it could have grabbed me and took me off the ATV you know what I mean Oh, easy, yeah. Yeah, that was something that, I mean, I never seen anything like that all my life where I live.

And sometimes we do hear Trenox to this day. I do hear every now and then like something yell. And it's not human. I know it's not human. I know it's not an animal. I know it's, you know, and we do hear things at night. And I think, I don't know if it's something. around that area where people are living at.

I don't know, but it sounds like it's almost near the place where that young man was on earlier. It might be in the same mountain that goes around. I have no idea, but I do have neighbors that have animals, livestock, like sheep. There's been times that sheep's been missing from the corrals. um there's been times where a cow a cow has been dragged and i don't know if it eats cows i have

no idea but it's really strange because i don't know how something would kill a cow you mean you could see like it like scratched it or kind of ripped out like the stomach and stuff so i don't know it's really strange where we and this is where we live where i live and it kind of freaks me me out because you know lately the past few years we have heard more sightings of them and I've been hearing them like screaming more often now and like just trees like like something hitting the trees and I don't know it's kind of interesting and then like I said the livestock around here really really really got to watch them because I don't know I don't know if it likes to eat animals

I have no idea. I'm not a Bigfoot expert, but I do believe in them because I have seen them. Yeah. And then, you know, and I don't know. I just hope it just stays away from my home. I just hope it stays away. I don't want to. Yeah.

So that is something that I experience, and I've never went back to the mountain ever. and I'm never going back up there because I don't know. I don't know if it attacks humans or if it's human friendly. That's something that I don't really know about. Or I'm not really, like I said, an expert on it. But I don't know if it will hurt inhuman. But if it would, I wouldn't want to be up there because whatever that was wasn't human. So, yeah, so I just wanted to share my story of things that I've seen.

I've heard and hopefully we're okay in the future. I hope so as well. Thank you so much for coming up and sharing what you guys experienced that day. I do appreciate it. Thank you. Yeah, you're welcome. If anything else, then I'll let you know if anything else happens. Fantastic.

Thank you. Hi there, how are you? Good. We have a Bigfoot in our area that we, where it's like a female in it, a couple weeks ago, it attacked a couple of hunters. Really? Yeah, I just came at them, took their so-called gun from them, and knocked them out, dragged them to their vehicle.

And then they said that it was like almost eight. feet tall covered in like a matted fur and it's and then like two more weeks later there was like one of my neighbors said that their door was like ripped off of the hinge and this is just in the last few weeks. Just a few weeks ago did you say just within the last few weeks? It was like last Friday. Last Friday. Yes. Do you mind sharing where this is taking place?

I live in Marshall, Missouri, and we came up with the name, we call it the Ozark Blue. And it's kind of a crazy story because like I said, and then one of my neighbors said that they heard like a, like something howing at night time and then yeah okay so this is happening in marshfield Missouri and you said that it knocked out a few hunters and drug them to their vehicle why would it drag him to their vehicle okay it didn't kill them it just knocked them out so did someone see them be dragged or or how do they know They seen the creek here before they got knocked out. And then they woke up by their vehicle with their own guns into the vehicle.

And it was like on their hunting camera. So they have pictures of this on their hunting camera? Yeah. Okay. Interesting. Do you have a way to contact these hunters? No, I had to try to. If I can figure out who they are, I would do that for you.

Okay, so this is a story that you heard maybe secondhand. Yeah. Okay, gotcha. And then you're saying that someone's house was almost entered in by the same thing? Same? Yes. Okay. Do you have a way to contact the person who owns that house? We have the door that it was yanked off.

Oh, it's your house? Yanked out of the house. And also we have one of the neighbors said they were speeding in our neighborhood. And a sign went into their vehicle. And they said it split them off. And then went into the woods. Okay. So, sorry.

So you are the owner of the house that was, they tried to break. into. Yeah. Okay, and it tore the door off your house? Yes. Um, did you see, did anyone see actually tearing the door off the house? They've seen something, but like it, it was like a night time. Like it was a big old black shadow, according to my neighbor. Okay. My house, personally, but the neighbor said they've seen it in their house. Got it. So it's messing with both houses. It's basically messing with the whole trailer park. It's a trailer park. Okay. Interesting.

Do you say that there's people that have photos of this right now on their game cams or whatever? Well, the game cams, yes, but no in the trailer park. Okay. And this all happened last Friday. Yes. Have you reached out to the BFRO or anything? The what? So there's an organization of Bigfoot researchers across the U.S.

where you can potentially have someone come over and take a look at the door that was damaged and things like that. Well, I might have to look them up and talk to them because it's kind of a range. BFRO.net is where you can, and you can put a report in. Wow, that's really interesting stuff. Is there a lot of Bigfoot activity that happens down by Marshfield, or is this a pretty new thing? It's around Marchfield, not inside the town, outside. Gotcha. And did you contact the police after this happened?

Yes, and they thought we, was on something. Yeah, they didn't take you seriously. Okay, there's a lot of really good questions right now. Was there any hair or damage to the door? Yes, the door has damage, but we didn't get no further. Okay, so there's no hair left on the door? No.

Okay, any tracks outside? Yes. Can you explain the tracks? That were left? It's kind of like a... It's hard to explain. It's like a natural human, but like longer feet. Gotcha.

Yeah, any blood or skin left behind? No. Okay, and did you take pictures of the tracks? Have you taken pictures of the door, anything like that? The door, but not the tracks. Okay. Are you... I'll do that tomorrow.

Okay, thank you. Also, can you tell me the part again where it flipped them off? Well, basically, I guess neighbor was driving real fast and next thing he knows this sign came in. The guy looked around and seen it and it was going into the woods by giving him the bird. Yeah, I guess I'm not really understanding that part. So you said it through a sign at him. Okay, we have these signs that says it's like a speed limit in our trailer park where you have to drive speed of 10. And I guess he's speeding at the time and it yanked be signed out and choked it right at the vehicle is what I believe he said.

Okay. And then did the big foot flip them off or did he flip off the big foot? no the bigfoot flipped him off okay gotcha all right well i would recommend taking pictures of the sign as well or the place where it was ripped off um if you could send me any photos i'd love to see them you can email me at bigfoot society at gmail dot com okay i can do that for you tomorrow man awesome uh any other parts of the story that you would want to share all. Okay. I mean, yeah, it would be the first time I've heard of a big foot flipping someone off, but it's not other question. It's different. I never heard it myself. Yeah. Yeah, it's very interesting,

but I appreciate you sharing, sir, and I'll be looking out for your email. Thank you. I remember this site, and I will send you email. You got it. You have a good night, sir. You too. Guys, you never know. You really need. You really never know. Okay, I've got one more. Curitus, how's it going? All right. So, yeah, I mean, I've talked to plenty of people that have said they've used some kind of sign language. So I'm not discounting it because of the, hi there. How's it going? Hey, can you hear me? Yes, I can hear you. The story that I wanted to tell you, I was way too small to be the person to have witnessed it. So as the story goes that my grandmother told us, you know, what was going on at the

time with all of the commotion, would you still like to hear it? Sure. Okay, so Jefferson, Texas, in the town of Smithland, are you familiar? I've heard of Jefferson. I need to look up Smithland real quick. Okay. Okay. Yes. Oh, yeah, that Caddo Lake area. That's really active. Yes, Caddo. My grandfather was a Caddo Indian. Yes. And so as a small child, I was raised in California, and we would come out every summer to spend the summer school break with my grandmother and my grandfather. So my, what was happening? My grandmother was out. It was summertime. in the evening kind of getting you know in the mid when the day's breaking she was taking the clothes off of the line now here was the thing the smell in the air I do remember it and even now

even now I'm 54 years old and I remember that smell she was taking the clothes off and then all of a sudden, my grandmother used to keep a 22 in her coat pocket when she went out or even when she walked around the house. And we were small kids. We were on the porch and I just remember my grandmother yelling and screaming, get in the house. We did whatever my grandmother told us to do. This is in 1978. 7778. We saw my grandmother

barreling across the yard, running top speed, up onto the porch and into the house, and she said, get in the house, and we all ran in the house. We didn't know what was going on, and she closed the door so quickly and latched the door down. We heard a bunch of... You heard a bunch of banging and like somebody was on the porch. Now the home that my grandmother lived in, it was built. My grandfather built that home.

And so it was a lot of cedar, pine wood, that type of thing. And, you know, where we were out there at Caddo, alligators were always there too. So, you know, so we did what my grandmother said to do. I just remember there was a whole bunch of noise, a whole bunch of ruckus, a whole bunch of growling or whatever it was. That's all I can remember. But the smell I smelled. So after that night when we went to sleep, my grandmother said nobody goes outside. Absolutely. Wow.

Oh, my goodness. We had an outhouse. And we had inside plumbing, too. But because there were so many of us kids, you know, the bigger kids would go outside and, you know, we'd use the restroom. My grandmother adamantly said nobody goes outside. Well, about three or four days later, we kept on seeing Grandmother, what happened, what happened, what happened? And she said, I'm going to tell you all a story. I don't want y'all to be scared, but I'm going to tell you something.

She said Bigfoot was in the yard. Now, we're kids and we're like, what? She said, you smell them, and go you see them. Nice work, nice work. Yes. First incident. So later on, I guess maybe three or four nights later, my grandfather would go on these walks through what they call the Pines.

And he would go for walks every night. He did this. and that night he came he had a separate interest to the house where they had built on a

kind of like a I want to say a trailer home trailer home onto the house so he had a separate area in the house where he would go and smoke his tobacco he smoked the pipe sometimes

and he would sit back there away from all of us kids and stuff like that. And my grandfather, 6'3, Ataka'a Indian, red hair, long legs. And I was as kids, so, you know, he probably was bigger to me than he probably was anyway, you know. He told my grandmother, he said, as I was walking, I heard something, crack as he was walking. like a maybe a branch or something and it's pitch black out there so he said he struck a match and he turned around and he was face to face with it and he said the match the light from the match is what scared it it took off running on two feet

then dropped down to four and ran off trotted out into four feet across the lane yes so a couple of the other guys though the men in the in the area they all went out and said they found tracks or whatever of something out there and that wasn't the first time he had ever been spotted but yeah that was the story so when my grandmother died um When she passed away, my grandmother was 103 by, yes, 103 by the way they measured time. My grandmother was not 103. My grandmother was like 116. She didn't have a birth certificate. So when she did get a birth certificate, when they started giving out birth certificates, she got obtained one and they put her at 103 years old because nobody was living when she was born but anyhow to make a long story short my grandmother when she was on her deathbed still coherent

everything I came with my two children and my their father and I said grandmother because I I had been telling him stories and he was like, oh, those are just, that's all fake, that's fake. I said, listen, I'm trying to tell you something. I wouldn't lie to you. I said, when we get there, you can ask grandma. So we got there. My grandmother is coherent. She was on her deathbed. And I said, grandmother, would you please tell him about Bigfoot? And she turned and she looked at him. She said, I don't care what people say, it's real. And she told us, not at that time, but before going back she had to run across that now they lived on a two acre um and then a lane she had to run across that yard because she knew that we were on that porch she couldn't get to

that gun fast enough and she knew that that gun couldn't do anything to what she saw coming across that yard and the story goes that there were mean ones and there were docile ones and the one she saw that day that evening was one of the mean ones and the mean ones would shake the trees my grandmother had a cling peach tree with wild muskidine that was in the front yard and sometimes and my grandfather had a yellow meat watermelon patch and so Sometimes they would come out in the early morning and the watermelon patches would be just torn apart. And the trees would be shut with the peaches would fall off the tree.

Now when I say cling peach, it takes a lot to even just pull that peach off the tree. They would be on the floor, on the ground. And my grandmother would say, oh, go out there and pick up all the pieces, you guys. Go pick up the peaches. And she would can them and do other things. That's neither here nor there. But those are my stories that I have about Bigfoot. You know, we were really thrilled because we would watch the $6 million man

and they would have Sasquash. Granddaddy didn't look like that. And he would say, well, kind of and kind of not. Oh, my goodness. That's intense. Your grandma sounds like she was a great woman. Very, very. Had 12 kids, had 12 kids, six girls, six boys.

Yeah. Yeah. Thank you for, thank you for sharing her stories. I do appreciate it. Yeah. Oh, you're welcome. I almost want to cry because those are the things that just, you know, I tell people about this and they look at me like, oh, girl, you're crazy.

Listen. Quite a few of my friends did get to meet my grandmother. and then it said, oh, she's wonderful. Do you guys know the history we got? Yes, we did know the history that we had. Now, my grandfather, he passed away in 78. But that was a man who could tell you a story. Yeah.

I bet. Oh, I bet, my goodness. Good stuff, good stuff. Thank you so much for coming up and sharing those stories. I appreciate it. Thank you for letting me tell that. I enjoy you. Bye-bye.

Thank you. Have a great night? You do. Have you ever heard all the accounts of Bigfoot activity around Oak Ridge, Oregon, and you think to yourself, man, I would love to get out in those woods and experience it for myself. Well, guess what? This year, you can. If this is interesting to you, stay tuned because it's pretty cool.

Sasquatch Summerfest is coming up July 10th through the 11th, 2026. it's going to be even better than the previous years reason number one i'll be one of the speakers it's going to be wild i'll probably i'll say this there may be stuff you haven't heard anywhere else because let's just say sometimes it's uh well you just got to be there we'll leave it that more about looking for bigfoot in the oakridge woods now check this out you may know Jason Kenzie from his documentary series searching for Sasquatch. Well, this year, you can not only go to the festival, but you can also sign up for a trek deep in the wild forest outside of Oak Ridge with Jason Kenzie to the Bigfoot spots to look for Bigfoot. There's only eight spots to sign up for this.

And yes, this will also be filmed for the next chapter in his documentary series, which is searching for Sasquatch. This is a once-in-lifetime deal. It's just, trust me, it's going to be a wild, wild experience. To get a ticket, head on over to Sasquatch Summerfest.com, and listeners can use the code BSP, like Bigfoot Society podcast, in order to get a two-day pass for the price of a one-day pass. so thanks to priscilla for giving me that code so that uh you guys can can get a little a little help with the cost there appreciate that priscilla i hope to see you at the booth in okraids this year we can talk about your encounter was able to talk to so many people last year and the year before it is an incredible time you're not going to want to miss it and i'll see you there

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