Bigfoot Society - Tree Line Visitors: Close Encounters with Bigfoot in Remote Tennessee

Episode Date: February 23, 2023

Join us for an exclusive interview with Mark, a resident of a remote area in Eastern Tennessee, who has had multiple sightings of Sasquatch on his property. In this episode, Mark shares his firsthand experiences of encountering these mysterious creatures from the treeline and offers insights into why Bigfoot is appearing so close to human habitation. If you're fascinated by the elusive Sasquatch and want to learn more about what's happening in the mountains of Tennessee, you won't want to miss this gripping conversation with Mark.----------If you have a Bigfoot encounter you would like to share on Bigfoot Society please contact me at [e-mail] for more info. ----------Hey all - I am making a private Facebook group “Bigfoot Sasquatch Encounters”. Feel free to apply to join and share the link with those that have had encounters in other groups. Many will apply but not all will be let in. Follow the directions! 🙂 https://www.facebook.com/groups/5762233820540793/?ref=share_group_link_______Join us over on Patreon! Get access to extra audio content, exclusive merch like a membership card and stickers, watch me interview guests weekly live on video, a Patron-only Discord and more.https://www.patreon.com/thebigfootsocietyPick up a Bigfoot Society shirt to rep the podcast!https://www.etsy.com/shop/BigfootSocietyTune in for new episodes of Bigfoot Society!https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8Qq45W6iaTU8FE9kelxT7QFor full links go to:www.bigfootsocietypodcast.com

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Hey, Bigfoot Society. I've got Mark on the phone. He's going to tell us about what he is experienced. experienced out in his neck of the woods. How's it going, Mark? Not too bad. Well, usually, you know, lots of little kids in the house and bugs flying around, but I don't know if that's the back. But anyways, as for the stuff I've experienced,

I've been a, I'm going to believe we've ever since the, in the 70s when people were still talking about, you know, patty at the drop of a hat. When I was running through with some buddies in the woods back in outside of Traverse City of Michigan, I thought for sure I saw these good-sized prints, but everybody blew them off a bear. I didn't think they looked like bear tracks, but I was probably 11. So what did I know back then? Well, that's years and years later. 2019, I bring the family down here to East Tennessee.

Everybody has this misconception they still see it all the time that to have interactions you have to be out in... So you have... You're currently in East Tennessee, you're saying? Yes. I was in sorry, I was asking because you just heard a lot of beef there. I didn't know where we were still there.

or not. So, yeah, I'm in East Tennessee. And I was in uniform for a very long time. I've been in some interesting places. I know when people are, you know, watching me or what

I'm being observed. So we're all on the front yard. And this house, we're in. It's been empty for a couple years. And my grandkids are out. rip any Karen in the front of the other around on top of my wife and daughter sitting on the front on the front porch and I just

caught something out of my corner of my eye I turned to look at the wood line which is probably 120 mile meters away when it was this huge black shape so obviously they're too far to see his face or anything but

after one out there later I figured he was probably eight and nine feet tall anyway shoulders were probably four and a half, five foot wide, knowing this guy was big. I hope you don't mind the language but of all

of course I go the wife doesn't know what I'm looking at and I say what the F is that and he must have, even in the desert since he must have known that I had seen as he turned to his left my right

and as I spread off into the thicker underbrush and I could see he had long hair on his on his back

because I could actually see it a while behind him because I'm like the laptop because the wife's on it and always thought him a little nuts

from my old job and she didn't quit in him with the whether it had believed me in that but I'd run out there

the next day I didn't want to go out there right afterwards. But I went out there the next day. And you could see on the outside of the electrophic because this is where our horse pasture where something that beat a heavily used trail down to that spot. And I could see when he took off,

I could see broken branches and stuff. that apparently he you know plowed through on his way away from him so that let me know that okay we're not alone around here

well I brought to a couple of neighbors and whatnot and one guy his family has been here for you know generations um according to what he said

um like half Cherokee so he's you know there's a lot of the stories around here and just like some places everybody thinks they're just stories while some people around here they just treat them as you know

the folks that live out in the woods I've always done research this kind of you know these guys quite a bit I kicked it up even hotter after that especially you know for the locals and whatnot because I want to know

what I'm seeing around here but that was the first time so we're we got an above ground pool that we're putting up all back this was some months later and I get that itch again I'm looking out through the woods

and this guy he was red here so it wasn't the same one and he looked like he was smaller but they was doing that you know the peeking from iron the tree thing I didn't get antsy or anything this time I'm just like treating him like who's a neighbor, hey, how you doing?

I see you back there. And the action came off about halfway behind the tree and stood there. And watched us as we tried to put the pool together and whatnot. These guys must be, they're curious about what we do too.

All these people trampethed over the woods looking for them. Well, they're curious about us as well. And a couple months after that, I'll take care of, I have a during the special needs, you know, she's fed through a G-tube and, and so I'm sitting up her new feeding.

And this is all I'm just looking out the back window. Back in the same general area, I saw the red hair guy. And at first I thought, because we just had a big storm come through here. Not too long before that. I'm thinking, okay, that's just a tree stump, right? And what everybody says, you know, they'll put it on stump squashes.

At first, I'm like, and it's just a big old tree stone. I got hit by lightning because it was cut off. And then it starts swaying back and forth. I'm like, whoa. We got foster kids. I take the two boys, bring them in there. The boys are 16 or 13 then. And I said, look right out there and what do you see?

He says what? I said, look that. It looks like a tree stand in there. and then they go, both of them were like, holy, crap, it's moving. And yep, they're watching us again. So that was three. And just recently, just a couple months ago, you can count it as a sighting, but the horses were fine.

But I've got a bunch of big dogs, and they were going just crazy out back. Now, around here, this area has a, uh, not just those guys in the woods, like a lot of other areas. Some of the local folks are into, shall we say, homemade farm of superfluous. So I wanted to make sure that it was good out there. I gave Bobby my oldest forest boy, the spotlight. I grabbed my 45, and we went out there to take a look.

And we got back there, and the horses are fine. The neighbor back to the woods as close all I can see is, the odd lights. Of course, there's this huge shadow sitting there. And by now, I don't act to scare to these guys

that much anymore. I act like I'm just holding a conversation. And hey, how you doing, big guy? Just, I'll think you're sure things are okay, this kind of thing. And then we notice

because I see his eyes shine, so I know he's there anyways. And then he's got this huge shadow from the light. we see something just movement to our right there's two more

sets of eyes shine at two different heights think okay when we have a to our left and from where we were standing and that was probably 75 meters down the hill

but I in between these things I've got pictures of traps in my pasture and I know a few of the trees out there where they've been

observing the house as you can see where the, they're, like, the beaten down spots by the base of the tray, that kind of, it's an excuse me. Now, I know they come out part of that freaking, that creek bed, because when it's dry, it goes all the way up the mountain,

and it's heavily wooded on both sides. So, you know, another picture walked down that thing without being seen. So I've got three sets of eyes shining around us already, and I hear something down in the creek. You know, rocks, you know, getting knocked over, but the bobby and said, Did you hear that?

And he says, he's looking pretty scared. So I turned around and I looked back towards what I'm going. That's just what I call him as the big guy. So tell you what, we're going to go back in the house. You guys have a good night. And make kind of a word of other people saying this stuff. But I said, tell you what, you keep keeping the black bears and the coyote stuff on my pasture. I'll bring you something tomorrow.

I drove the pistol with my lot of fame and raised my arm up the way of the way of and he did it back which

made me feel pretty good that I've you know that this guy actually and I can be wrong I can go out in the woods behind the house again next time he could appear and snap me in half obviously he can do that being that big

but he acknowledged my presence and I thought that was a good sign. So the next day I braided the this was before Halloween last year. I rated the kids caramel apples, took through them by there.

I actually climbed up into a tree a little bit. That where I had seen them and I showed them down in some branches so you could, you know, you had to pick them up and move them. to take them. I didn't, you know, because it didn't

the middle of the way here when I placed them. I just kind of looked around and said, oh, you go, dude. Hope you enjoy. Then back to the house, not in my own business, and the following day,

I went back out there, both those apples were gone. No sticks, no chewed on cores. They were just gone. I mean, I think I might have spoiled them, though.

But I've tried to give him regular apples after that. He hasn't touched them. I laid a candy bar out there in the same tree. Oh, that was gone. I did. So. This is Matt Rogers from Los Culture Reisters with Matt Rogers and Bowen-Yang. This is Bowen-Yang from Los Culture Reesters with Matt Rogers and Boan-Yang.

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Snickers. I took it out of the pack and lit up in the tree and shoved it down the branches again so you had to work to get at it. That's fine. And yeah, that was gone too. But so far, now, I think I almost made him upset last year because he went around and trimmed the brush around the horse fence

and got the electric fence working again. I'm just the way I'm thinking, I think I might have shocked him a little bit once I got to go on again. A couple days afterwards, if you'll listeners and you probably know about it, you've seen the stories about trees shoved upside down on the ground. Sure. I'll buy where I made my first sighting, I guess.

It was about a 15, 20-foot-tall, long, a log. It was part of a tree that had broken off in Belair. But it was shoved eight inches in rocky mountainous Tennessee ground. Stay tuned for more Bigfoot Society. We'll be right back after these messages. And then the wider part was balanced up in the, you know, croakers and branches are way up high. I had some

couple buddies come over and we took it down. I was afraid he was going to fall on the fence and knock it down the next wind comes through. Of course, she's blowing her off. It's just a where it fell off. Well, I can see where it snapped off. I'm like, trying to explain to it. So that branch snapped off

flew 2530 freaking feet through the air and land it perfectly in the ground and managed to show itself from this ground. And Ballin up there? I said, whatever you say, man. So we pulled down and left it laying there. One thing I really felt strange about all right after doing that.

So like I said, I figured I'd pick him off and might have been. Surprised himself with that, though, 6,000 volts. Several weeks later, something picked up the log and it was outside the fence. Why he cleaned that up, I don't know. I just don't know how to these guys think, but, you know, I watch you guys in East Tennessee. I'm assuming you know who Scott Carpenter is. I watch all his stuff.

I just try to stay on good terms with the folks in the woods. So I walked the woodline and just try to talk and stay on good terms of them and say, look, out there is your area, you're in here in my area. As long as we keep it that, we are good to go. Besides, tracks through my pastor. I mean, I've got, I'm assuming it was him, because I've got a picture of a one clear out of a trail.

The damn thing is a left foot, perfectly clear toes, 20 inches long, and it's got to be 8 inches wide. and the stride was long enough for I'm not a very big guy, but I hate to jump from track to track. There's lots of stories of one showing signs

of aggression. I talked to one guy that's not too far from me. Apparently up there in the mountains, he's had the classic, you know, robs and stuff like that thrown at him. You know, we go up there that, we're here, We are in their yard, their living room.

Apparently, he didn't like you being there. What we're talking about all this is I haven't gone on trail walking in quite a while now. I just try to show some respect for these guys. So pretty much my experience with that. I track different sized prints all the time through my pasture, everything from, I say, his. His is 20, how one was 20 inches? the top was a smaller set

there was on the head all the way back to the pasture and that one looked like they'd have broken a toll one time because the big toe on the left foot was pointing in like drastically it's not like to have anybody out there to sit there

the broken bones but they've been as close as before I started talking to him on a regular basis. I found a trail that came all the way to the side of the house. I haven't seen anything like that in a long time. So I figure maybe my getting on good terms for those folks was a good thing. I do have one vocalization,

them scaring some coyotes away. I love some security cameras outside. You can hear the coyotes? And this guy crawled at him. you don't hear cards anymore which I can figure he must have been arguing overkill well

that's my stuff down here in a nutshell so I go out to the pasture on a regular basis see if anybody's been stepping over with the friends are coming in I know they like wild raspberries because I was following that track the trail from

outside back in the pasture and you can see where it stopped can you remember to see the raspberries out behind outside of the fence. And I don't really, I've told other people I don't care about proof anymore because I'm not worried about proving it when I know they're there. And because people have asked me when I, you know, it's just, this guy stepped back over the fence. And apparently ate too many of those raspberries if you get my meaning. You let them all drop in my pasture.

there was quite the large pile where I got a people well why didn't you scoop some opposite because I don't care and I don't want people around here out there going no hunting or whatnot I'm a firm believer that

certain agency know that they're doing things doing for years not considering my neighbor why the hell what I want bunch of idiots running around the woods out here so Mark that is oh yeah go ahead please

well I just I've been following you for, just going through YouTube one day and I found your channel and I think I follow all the

what I consider decent ones and some people that don't like realize and NVTV and all that

people say they have a bad reputation it's like all they do is put out there what people post as far as I know like you

you know Steve is all how to hunt some of these guys I started reading and Fall and Day Pilates a lot He's got a I was 20 years infantry

and 12 years of military cop He was a long time cop On the outside So Listen to him, speak it seems like we Sort of think along the same wavelengths

So I think I think I'm It's just Oh, go ahead. I'm sorry. Before.

It sounds like you're not really scared of having these creatures around your house at all. I know people destroy it. Even vets that as soon as they see one, all of a sudden they're, they get this, you know, the deep-seated fear. Some folks consider me a little different than a lot of folks. Sure. I've been in a lot of bad places myself. and get in some bad scrapes that some every once in a while I had to pull myself out

Germany I had believe it or not that they have wild boars in Germany I get about 300 pounds I faced one down with the pickaxe one night and years and years ago oh wow okay yeah sure we were on an exercise all we had is blank rounds

and they decided to come down and start to running through our gear and garbage So I picked the closest thing I could and get them out of there and that was that axe. So am I totally brave that I walk out there and do something stupid that

one of these guys won't no, they'll fix my attitude? I don't know because this is just my way of thinking. I figure they're like they are people. A lot larger, stronger. And do things a lot different that we do. But just like people, some are, well, good guys and some are raging e-holes.

Sure. Now, what I'm more about running out, we're into out there is somebody who finally found a five-and-a-pound blackbird sighting that out there, you know, they are known to freaking take people out. Cape Grana about an hour and a half north of me Last year Earl was in a hammock And a black bear pulled out of her hammock

And But there's been Seems to be more dogman sightings In the same with the state lake In recent months In your area From A carpenter's got two videos

And he took Oh sure Yeah And I'm Usually when I know I've said I'm I've got this feeling

when I'm being washed while we were out there just checking the fence line just the other day and it wasn't the same feeling it was I could tell something was out there

they didn't want to do harm and for change of pace usually I don't go by the near the woods without some you know lead-based backup shall we say

well I didn't take any with me that day so I had two of the boys with me and I'm like let's get back to the house now. Obviously, we know that those are known to be violent.

Look at the land between the lakes that everybody in their brother is investigating. Sure, exactly. That guy took out of an entire family. It's a terrible story. It's just, yeah. So, if you, Appalachians,

I said, you know, I didn't always in an end of a amateur researcher anyways but once I moved down here there's tales of occult and creatures and these mountains are full of just unexplained stuff

and kind of come to find out there was a family killed back here in 96 about 10 miles away from my house and supposedly it was satanic deal there. Really?

That's no good. So yeah, that's all there is a area is known for weird stuff. There's a lot of things going on in your area, it sounds like, for sure. It sounds like you haven't seen the last of the big foot around your property, I would guess. From what you've said so far, you probably will have more encounters for sure. I have no problem in the world with that. I try to show him respect. He shows me respect.

And we're good. If the ones that's supposed to have the attitude show up, well, there are some advantages to be in, you know, broken up veteran because I do have some tools that might open that. Exactly. We'll leave that to the information. imagination. Yeah.

Mark, this has been quite the conversation. I'm glad that we were able to connect and you were able to share what you've encountered so far.

I would say when you have stuff happen in the future, definitely keep in touch with me if you could. I would love to do, I have a feeling

there could be a follow-up. For sure. Got you on YouTube, Instagram, and now Facebook. Fantastic. It's a matter of fact, if you want, the one very clear, I think it's very clear. And I can send you that later on if you want.

Yeah, definitely. Yeah. It's the gauge size I stood with, you know, as the uniform made me retire in 15, so I still wear my boots most comfortable foot here. I've got to, so the track is in between my boots. That's how I know it was about 20 inches because it's, you know, one, you know, the patrol or another Facebook squash page. Well, good thing you're, uh, you know, a professional tracker.

It's like, well, my tracking skills would get me out of bad stuff and bad places. They were good enough. They don't know a whole lot. Yeah, they were good enough for sure. Thanks for, uh, giving the attention. Mark, I appreciate you as Sharon, for sure. Do you ever go to these conferences? I make it to some of them.

If you see me at one of them, please come up and say hi, and that goes to anyone that is listening as well. Well, I got tickets for the Smoky Mountain in July. Oh, yeah, I got to get to that. I got to get to that one of these days for sure. But, Mark, you keep in touch, sir. Thank you for hanging out with me for a bit, sharing your encounters, and hold on for one minute. Thank you for listening to Bigfoot Society.

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