The Nighttime Belongs to Them - My Bigfoot Sighting Episode 120

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go to my Bigfoot Sighting dot com. I Pete Buffalo Ahead. I was
on an episode one nineteen and I'm back. So I just wanted to go
into my stories, me being me, who I am in my tribe.
I'm with the Punker Tribe of Oklahoma, and I'm a spiritual advisor for my
tribe. I'm one of the youngest, so actually I am the youngest.
I'm fifty four, and my experiences kind of supersede a lot of my seniors
and I'm more called on than my seniors are going through all my experiences and
everything. I was sitting here thinking about it actually, uh yesterday, and
all my run ins and everything. When we talk about Sasquatches, sometimes people
will run into the little people, and little people do exist. They're They're
a spiritual being, just like the sasquatch is and the dog man is.
They're spiritual beings and I've had a couple run ins with them and our origins.
The little people have always been with us, and they were separate from
our tribe. They have their own tribe. We got our tribe, and
they stay away from us, and we stay away from them. And we
respect the little people because of what they can do. Besides being a spiritual
entity. They're gifted with powers, magic or however you want to put it
or say it. They're gifted and some of them can control your mind.
Some can make you forget, you know. It just depends on the situation
and what's going on. The origins were there. Shoot, I've talked with
several of my elders on this, and they didn't even know the origins of
them. They've just been with us. I've always been with us and They're
a part of my tribe, and they're part of who we are, and
we do respect all beings, all spiritual beings, and we understand that they
are real. We've had our fair share of runnings with them or our encounters
with them, and that's pretty much it on the origins of them. But
you know, we were always told to basically, if you see if it's
a foggy morning or a light fog in the morning, and you kind of
look in the fields and stuff like that, and you'll see little lights that
are moving around out there. Some will probably pass them off as lightning bugs,
but they're not lightning bugs. Here in my area are situations and the
stuff that I've seen in the early foggy mornings, they're different colors. Lightning
bugs are a greenish color, but the orbs that we see playing in the
fields out here or cruising along the timber lines, they're different colors. Or
sometimes they're just playing white. And I've seen pink, yellow, orange,
red, dark green, a light green, white, mouv I've seen all
colors of them. And this kind of goes into a run in that I
had actually out with the Bigfoots, and this story falls maybe about twenty sixteen,
twenty seventeen, and I do think I did talk about this in episode
one seventeen, but it's a refresher. So when dealing with the Sasquatches and
you make friends with them, sometimes they need to get ahold of you.
And it's what do I mean by that? It's a calling or it's an
urge. You have to go to the woods. You have to go to
the woods, no matter what. You have to drop everything and just go.
And I was fighting the urge to go, because you know, I'm
dealing with my work, I've got my family life, and my wife knows
I do what I do with sasas watches and I told her what was going
on, and she told me was basically was just go. And I said,
are you sure, and she goes, just go if they're calling you
and get down there. I said, all right, then, so I
took off and while I did it, I called my buddy Bruce, and
Bruce went with me. So I went over to Bruce's house and jumped out
of the car and I jumped into his truck and we had our stuff and
we went on down to the woods. And it's about a ten minute drive
from his house to my area and he goes, what's going on? So
I was filling him in and I said, man, it's this urge.
I have to be down here. I'm being called And he was like,
what's that. Like, I said, it's just a strong feeling. I'm
being pulled at the woods. And he goes, oh, okay, and
he just kind of left it at that, and we got to our spot.
We're getting out, and he goes, it's really dark tonight, and
I said, yeah it is. So we grabbed the headlamps and grabbed a
geared up you know, and I started trekking to where we normally go,
and the pulling was getting stronger, so I had to head further north,
a little further north more than usual. So we're sitting there and we finally
get to the destination spot and it's dark. I'm not joking. It's dark,
had a little bit of moonlight, really really cloudy. The moon pierced
through and you can just get a light. You can barely see, but
you can make out things. And I was sitting there and I said,
well, I'm here, guys, what's going on? What's up? What's
the word? You guys called me? I didn't call you, so I'm
here. And we stood there for about fifteen minutes and it was dead silence,
you know, and I'm like, hey, Bruce, anything with you
and he goes, nope, I don't see anything, and I don't feel
nothing. I was like, okay, well, well hung out another ten
minutes. Then finally he goes, hey, Pete, come here. So
I walked over to where he was at and now we're both facing north.
He says, you see this tree right here and I said yeah. He
goes, look between the fork on this tree, You're going to see a
big cedar tree. Is that a cedar tree? And I looked between the
fork on the tree and I'm looking. I said, yeah, that's a
cedar tree. I said, a pretty good sized cedar tree. And after
I said that, and we were both looking at it, the cedar tree
turned sideways and started walking west and I'm just like, okay, that's not
a cedar tree. And we kind of started laughing, and he goes,
he goes, what's going on? I said, I don't know. I
don't know if we got to stay here longer or what. I don't know.
I know I'm tired. And he goes, yeah, I know,
and I'm tired, same thing, you know, And what do you think?
I said, I don't know, you know, And then he goes,
let's give it him by another fifteen more minutes. So we stayed there
another fifteen more minutes. And I was facing north and he was turning around
and he was looking and he goes, he just gets silence, and I
didn't say anything. I didn't know if he was concentrated or he was looking
at something. I didn't know, Like, I said, he's facing south,
I'm facing north. And I kind of looked back over where that cedar
tree was walking off and at which direction it went, you know. And
I said, hey, Bruce, that cedar tree it's still walking once we
know what it is. And we started laughing. And about that time,
there was a blue little blink, just blink. It was blue in color,
and I'm just like, what the heck is that? You know?
I thought, I'm seeing things. I know it's dark, Am I seeing
things? You know? I don't know that. All of a sudden it
blinked again blue, and it was a kind of a indigo blue. It
was actually a pretty blue. And I said, hey, Bruce, did
you see the blue light. He goes, yeah, I saw the blue
light. You need to turn around and take a look at this. So
I turned around. Now I'm facing south. There's a tree directly south of
us, maybe about twenty yards. It's a good sized tree. But this
tree was lit up. I mean there had to be hundreds hundreds of orbs
on this tree, all different colors. I mean pretty colors. I mean
you named the color spectrum they were on this tree. And I'm sitting here
thinking, who in the heck would put Christmas lights on a tree? And
Bruce goes, those are not Christmas lights. Take a look and just look
closer. So I'm sitting here looking at so I picked out one orbit or
one color in front of me. I kept my eye on it. Next
thing, you know, I see it moving and I'm just like, oh
crap. And He's like, yeah, I was thinking the same thing too,
and we kind of start laughing. I said, okay, it's time
to go. Like I said, when the sun goes down, we're not
supposed to be in those woods. The night time belongs to them, the
entities, the supernatural beings. So we said let's go. So, I
mean, we're already geared up. We said, let's get out of here.
Let's go back the same way we came. I said, Bruce,
go ahead, take a lead. I'll follow you out. And he goes,
all right. So we're walking back south back to the vehicle. We
didn't get no more ten yards and Bruce makes a hard left and goes right
back into the thicket of where those little people were, those orbs, And
I said, Bruce, what are you doing. He goes, we came
this way. I said, no, we didn't. We came this way.
Don't you remember We came down by the tree line and followed all the
way down. He was like, oh okay. So we get back on
the trail and I said, go ahead, go I'm following you. And
he took off and it wasn't maybe five six feet boom. He took a
hard left again and I was like, what is wrong with you? And
he just looked at me. He goes, brother, I think they got
me. My Indian compass has broke. And I'm just like, oh crap.
I said, all right, all right, I know how we got
down here. I'm following the same path BaseT. Brother, just get behind
me, put your hand on my shoulder, look down, and we're going
to get out of here. So we started walking and we're about ten minutes
into the walk. It's dead silence. I said, you're feeling all right?
He goes, I'm still feeling a little weird. I said, okay,
just keep your head down and put your hand on my shoulder. Keep
it there. Let's just keep walking. We're walking and we get up to
the dirt road and as soon as we get on the dirt road, off
to the right side of me, on the west side of me, we
get a and I'm just like, ah, man, he followed us,
and it's a juvenile. I know who this one is. And he just
kept whistling at us, and I said, no, I was down there.
I expressed my greetings to you guys. I told you I'm here.
What did you guys need? You guys never responded. So we're tired and
we're going home, and he just kept whistling at us, and I was
like, no, I'm telling you I'm not going home. Now we're walking
and he's still whistling on the west side of us, and we're facing the
south. Now as we're walking, this female sass started talking to us on
the east side of us, on the left side of us, and we
both stopped, and I was like what And I just basically just halted in
my tracks, and he goes, I said, my Ponker's rusty. What
is she saying? And Bruce listened to her, and I said, if
you can't, please say what you just said again, repeated please, and
she repeated what she said, and Bruce goes, Okay, she wants us
to go back down there where we just came from. And I stopped and
I just I'm already stopped, and I'm looking I kind of looked to the
to the left of me, and I said, I'm sorry, but we're
tired, and we've been down here for an hour now and no one has
said anything. We got to get up and go to work in the morning.
We all have jobs. And I mean, if it was a Friday
night, no problem, we'd both turn around and head back down there and
we would sit there and talk. But no, we're going home. And
she followed us, I mean a good fifty sixty yards, still trying to
plead her case to get us to go back down there, and Bruce started
talking back to her and Ponker and then we get to the corner and heading
up the hill to the car, and she just completely stopped and Bruce,
I said, what's going on. I said, well, she's a little
upset. And I said, well, I mean, I get it,
but at the same time, she should understand us because we were down there,
you know. And he goes, I know, but she's a little
upset because we should have stayed. And I said, I know, but
it's late, man, I mean it's late. It's almost midnight. So
we get in the car. We get in Gere and I said, you're
feeling all right? And he goes yeah. I said, you all r
at the drive and he goes, yeah, I'm feeling a lot better now.
And I said, they got you, didn't He goes, yeah,
they got me. And we're kind of laughing about it. I said,
all right, let's getting there. Let's get on back. So we got
in the car and we went back to his house and I got out,
jumped in mine, and I headed back to town. You know, that
was my encounter with the little people with the Sasquatches. Now, this other
story that I'm going into was still don't know how they found out where I
lived, but I live in town, and there's been a couple of times.
I pulled up to the front yard and there's a sasquatch standing on the
side of my house. And I mean, he's a nine footer and he's
just standing there and I see him, he sees me, we make iron
contact, and boom, he takes off running north around another house. I
mean, it's quick, it's fast, and it's like a blink of an
eye. It just blurred and I'm like wow. And I just get up
and get out of the car and lock it up, and I'm heading inside
the house and I told my wife, Hey, there's a bigfoot outside.
She goes, where was he standing. I said, on the north side,
right on the corner. I said, I didn't see him until I
pulled up. He blended in with the shadows. And she goes, what
are they doing in town? I said, well, I don't know.
I just kind of left it at that. Well, later on they knew
where I lived, and it wasn't nothing for bigfoot to be in town,
and then tapping on the back window and I wouldn't say anything. Then I
would just get a and I just started laughing. And about that time they
whistled my wife's in the shower, and she goes, Pete, are you
whistling? I said, that's not me. She goes, well, who
is that? I said, that's them. They're outside and she was like,
you tell them to get out of here and go back down to the
woods. And I said, all right, I'll go outside. So I
went out, tipped out the back door, opened the door. I can
feel them, but I can't see them. And my neighbor's got a nightlight,
big the nightlight out in the back on the alley. And I said,
I said, I can feel you, guys, but I can't see
you. What's going on? Why are you up here at my house?
What's going on? I didn't get anything, No mine speak, no words,
no nothing. I was like, okay, well, my wife's taking
a shower. She doesn't want you by the windows. You guys, just
stay away from that window. The light on and we'll be good. And
I went back inside. And it was probably the next couple of nights it
continued, and get the whistling. So I can step out of the back
porch and talk with them and see if I can get them to say anything.
But they wouldn't never say anything. It was just the whistler. So
I just whistled back. Technically, I'm not supposed to be whistling at night
neither. And the reason why we don't whistle at night is when you whistle
at night, that high pitched sound drawls in. Now we're getting off the
subject, but that's the reason why we don't whistle that night. But anyway,
a week goes by, they're not around anymore. I said, well,
that's good, then I can handle that. So I come home work
from work one day and I go into the house and I get into the
house and go to the kitchen make me a sandwich. And I turn around
and walk back and delivered. And when I walk back in the delivering room,
I see a little person. He was actually standing at the base of
the couch around the corner, peeking out and looking at me. And I
saw him plain as day. Then he jumped back, pulled himself back behind
the edge of the couch, and I'm just like, okay, I'm seeing
things now whatever. And I continued and sat down, turned the TV on,
and I'm watching TV. Get up and go in there and take my
trash in there and throw it away and grab a pop and I come rolling
back in the kitchen, same couch this time, this little guy is on
the top of my couch behind one of my cushions, just leaning on the
cushion and watching TV. And I don't think he noticed me, but I
come walking back in there and I'm looking dead at him. The next thing
you know, he kind of slowly stops and looks at me. Then he
just drops behind the couch and I said, oh crap. And I'm just
like, I got little people in the house. That's not good. My
wife's got a freak out. And I told her about it when she got
home, and she just set out like, hey, you little guys,
you guys, behave, don't cause no trouble in here, no mischief,
no nothing. Don't touch it. If it's not yours, don't bother it.
And she said it out loud and everything went smooth. They didn't touch
nothing, they didn't mess with anything, they didn't take anything, they didn't
hide nothing. And I said, well, that's pretty cool. And this
went on for a while and I ended up calling a friend up north,
and my friend was telling me that, uh, yeah, you can work
with them. I said, really, And I said, I've never worked
with them before because we were always told to fear them, and she goes,
no, you don't have to fear them. I said, they'll work
with you, you know. And I was like okay, And I told
her what was going on and how I'm seeing them. And then late at
night, you can hear little feet, two little feet running around in the
living room, then run to the kitchen, then go into the kids's room,
my grandkid's room, then run back out and you can hear all this.
And I'm sitting here kind of thinking to myself, that is funny as
can be. I should be scared, but at the same time, I'm
not. And she told me what to do. So I told my wife
about it, and the deal is in order to work with them and have
them work with you is and technically you kind of have to bribe them.
And I started laughing about that part, and she goes, they like shiny
things, and I said, okay, well I had a dollar fifteen quarters.
Now take that back. They were the little people were in the house
for a while and my mother came down to visit, and I was telling
my mom about the situation, and my mom brought me a huge grain bag.
The paper grain bag, but it was filled full of Indian perfume.
If you the technical term for it is a wild burgermont. It's what we
call it Indian perfum, the aroma it gives off and we use it.
And while it was the bag was sitting in the kitchen leaning against the quarter
upright with all the plants in there, dried out plants and everything. My
bag started kicking around, and I'm like, what the heck is going on?
So I kind of grabbed a bag and looked in there. I don't
see nothing. I leaned it back up against the wall and it starts getting
kicked around, like you know, there's a cat inside that thing. And
my mom comes walking into the kitchen. I said, what did you bring
down with you? She goes, nothing, I just brought the Indian perfum
down. It's in the bag. I said, yeah, I know it's
in the bag, but what else did you bring with it? She goes
nothing. Far as I know about that time, that bag started kicking again,
and I'm just like, Mom, you brought a little person with you.
And she goes, are you joking? I said, no, I'm
not joking. I said, I looked in the bag there's nothing in there.
But when I put the bag against the wall, it starts kicking around
like there's a cat inside there trying to get out. And she goes,
oh my goodness, they're hiding in my Indian perfume. And these plants are
tall. They're about three foot three and a half almost four foot in height,
big plants. And she goes, I guess they're staying in my plants
then, and I guess I brought one with us. I said, he
ain't going to go home with you, not the way it is right now.
And I said he's not from here, and she goes, I know.
She goes, what are you going to do? I said, I'm
just going to take the bag outside. And I went took the bag outside,
went across the backfield, opened up the back gate, went out,
the back gate, shut the back gate. Now I'm standing in the alley.
So I took out all the Indian perfume. I was gently shaking it,
and I said, I don't see nothing, and I don't hear nothing,
So I said, okay. So like I said, all my Indian
perfumes leaned up against the back of the gig, and I'm just like,
okay, so I grabbed the bag and turned to the sideways to empty it
out. And when I turned it to empty it out, something fell out.
It just went. It just hit the ground, and next thing you
know, I heard little feet and it took off running south. It just
took off in a straight line and ran. And I'm just like, what
the heck I did. I couldn't see it, but I could hear it,
and I could see the like the little dust trail moving, and I'm
just like, okay, you don't see that every day, you know.
And I kind of laughed around about it, and I was said, all
right, So I grabbed my Indian perfume, stuck it back in the bag,
and I went back in the house. She goes, what happened?
So I told her what happened, and she started laughing, and I said,
well, I'm like, I laughed too, because now here's the kicker.
He doesn't know where he's at. And she goes, he'll come back.
I said, yeah, he'll come back. So he came back,
and it's probably he stayed outside. You can hear him running around on the
porch and everything. And I remember I still have two little little people in
the house too, so I don't know how he got in the house.
It must have been when I took a trash out or something, but he
ended up coming in the house. And now at night you can hear three
little set of feet running through the house and it's funny. But my wife
is very uneasy about it. And, like I said, we're taught to
fear them. And as you're growing up, you ever run into him,
you see him, you go the opposite direction and try to get out of
there as fast as possible, because they will try to take over your body.
And we were always taught that. But in this situation, after I,
like I said, while ago, I was talking to my friend up
north, and I said, they can't be bribed. And I was like,
all right. So my wife got home and I explained the situation to
her and she goes, okay, we'll do it before we go to bed.
So all right, I had a dollar fifty in quarters, all right,
So I laid out three sets of quarters at the bottom of my bed,
at the headboard on the bottom, I had three sets of quarters dollars
fifty and I said it out loud. I said, all right, little
guys, you guys know who I'm talking to I said, I have a
job for you. If you're going to stay in my home and occupy my
home and eat my food, I have a job for you, and I'm
going to pay you. And I said, there's three sets of quarters up
here. Each one of you guys can get two quarters each. And if
you take the job, I know you're going to take the quarters. And
that's all I said. I said, that's your job. Your job is
to watch my home, protect my home. Don't let anything negative or bad
enter my home. That is your job. And I left it at that,
so I turned the lights out. My wife's sitting there saying, what
do you think they're going to do. I said, I don't know.
We'll find out in the morning if they take the quarters. They took the
job. She said, okay, So we ended up going to sleep.
Well we wake up the next morning. I woke up before her and I
grabbed my flashlight, aimed down there, and lord and behold, all three
sets of coins were gone. And my wife was waking up. I said,
the coins are gone. I said, she took it. I mean
they took them. I was like, yes, they took them. I
said, now we got three guardians watching this house. And at night you
could actually hear one run from the back door to the front door, and
the one from the front door would run to the middle of the room.
The one in the middle of the room would run to the back door.
So they were switching out jobs. One at the front door, one at
the back door, and one roams on the inside. And they would switch
out probably like every forty minutes, every thirty minutes somewhere in there. I
always thought that was so neat. And I've lived with them for ten years
until we moved, and far as I know, they're still protecting that house
that we left. And it's just been a great experience, you know,
with these little guys. And our little people are twelve inches in height,
it'd be like the size of a Barbie doll. But our little people dressed
like the old ways. They'll have breastplates, they'll wear leather leggings, moccasins,
they'll have their hair braided, bows and arrows and spears. That's how
our little people are here. Other tribes surrounding tribes. You got the Tonka
Walls that are to the west of us. Tonka Walls have their little people
are the size of infant babies. That's the size of their little people.
And if you go to the Osages, which is on the east side of
the river from us, They're little people are the same height as ours,
twelve inches, but they paint themselves blue. They use the blue clay.
They Osage has blue clay and red clay, but they'll paint themselves blue.
Now, if you go to the Otoes, the Otoes little people are the
same height as ours, twelve inches. Now, if you drive forty five
minutes south to the Pawnee Nation, the Pawnee little people they're about three foot
in height, three footers and those are the different sizes and different heights.
Ours wear clothes, the surrounding tribes wear clothes. The little people wear clothes.
But if you go to the Pawnees, their little people are naked,
point blank naked and dirty. Man, I'm just live. Just find that
just really weird. But it is what it is, and just the little
people are interesting. The ones that we had them that lived in our house
were extremely good people or little people. They weren't mean to us, They
didn't do anything to us. They basically watched the house and took care of
us and watched over us and they made sure nothing came into our house that
was negative or anything bad. And that was one of my favorite stories when
dealing with the little people. But there's also been other incidences where little people
were jokesters, tricksters. They like teasing, you know, stuff like that.
They'd make things disappear, you get mad, start yelling. The next
thing you know, they would appear in another part of the house where you've
already looked. They love taking car keys. And that was my running with
the little guys. I respect him highly, and I do a lot of
meditating, and in my meditations, if I need to talk to somebody or
talk to a certain spiritual being, I can bring them up and they'll be
in meditating waiting for me. And one time it was weird. I wasn't
expecting to run into a bigfoot or anything like that in meditation, but I
ended up running into a bigfoot in meditation and he says, follow me,
we need to go somewhere. I said, all right, So I followed
him and we're in the woods. I'm deep in meditation, deep deep in
meditation, and we come to an entrance like a little cave and he walks
in and I've been down because he's on all fours walking in and I'm following
him into this cave. And when we get into this cave, there's torches
and there's fire in there and all kinds of interesting things, and I'm seeing
things move and I'm just like, okay, where am I at? I
know nothing's going to hurt me. I'm in meditation, so i know I'm
safe in bed. And while I'm in there in the cave, there's a
big stand in front of me. It's probably about nine feet wide. It's
about six feet night. But there were tears one, two, three,
four five. There were five tiers. And next thing you know, I
hear people talking and I'm like okay, and I'm just sitting back and the
Bigfoot standing off to my left side, and I'm sitting here going okay,
what's going on here? And I'm not saying anything. I'm kind of looking
at the Bigfoot. He's looking at me that he's looking back over there at
the stand. Those tears were getting filled. I can see people coming in
from the left and the right, and those where their counsel, and the
tears kind of slammed back like stairs. But there were levels, and on
these tiers, these little people were coming out and they were sitting there and
they started talking to the bigfoot, and the bigfoot kind of looked at me.
Then he started mind speaking to me, and he says, okay,
Pete, this is the council in your area of little people. This is
them. And I said, okay, why am i here? I said,
they wanted to actually meet you, and I'm like okay, and I
said this is interesting. And then they actually addressed me by my name,
and they said we wanted to actually get to meet you because your friends within
don Dingay the creature of the night, and how you became friends. We
watched you. We've always watched you when you've been in the woods with them,
and we wanted to get to meet you because if they trust you,
we can trust you. I was not expecting that. And they said,
every time you come to the woods, we know you're here, and we
know you're a good person. The people you bring down with you are good
people. I said okay, and they said that's good. I mean,
we're trying to get an establishment going. And I'm like okay, and I
just kind of left it at that, and next thing, you know,
while I was in deep meditation, I started to hear myself snore, and
I said, dang, I must be deep in meditation. Next thing,
you know, I hear myself snore again. Then I started laughing, and
then I snapped out of it. I was like, oh man. And
I was a little upset with that because I was in front of the little
people's counsel and they were addressing me, you know. But still, anyway,
when I go to the woods, I talk out loud to them.
I said, I'm back. I'm here just minding my business and just observing.
And I've always left it at that, and that's how I actually got
to meet them up front and close and personal. Then I had my little
guys at my house. I think they were sent to me, but that
one from the North was a surprise. But I've had several stories from other
people on this subject of little people and their encounters and their run ins with
them, and it was always interesting to listen to how their little people acted
and compared to my stories and my run ins with them. And it's been
great, like I said, you know, me being on this journey with
the bigfoots and me getting to meet a lot of other beings, and this
kind of goes up to another story. In episode one seventeen, I talked
about how the dog man was there and how he let his presence be known,
and him walking away busting trees and everything and branches off, and he
didn't care. He knows he's one of the baddest boys in those woods,
and me getting the students out of the area, and then me and Bruce
finally walking or running up to the top as well. Well, I had
to address this with the bigfoots, and I asked out loud, what's he
doing here? Why is he here? This is the first time I've heard
of us ever encountering a dog man in this county or even in our history.
We never ran across dog man until just now. What's going on?
And I left that question out there in the woods. Well, two days
later, I'm in meditation again. This time the same bigfoot that took me
to see the little people was waiting and he gestured follow him. I said,
all right, And we were in the woods again, and this time
I'm standing there with him and he's kind of looking to the south and I'm
looking to the south and I see this big dog. I mean big wolf
pretty I mean just pretty completely silver. I mean, you know, white
or silver, whatever you want to call it, but to me, it
looks silver. And he had a black mask, a natural black mask where
his fur was black, and it went across his eyes. And he gets
closer to us, and I'm scared. I'm not lying, you know the
stories I've heard on these dog men, they're mean, you know. And
I'm kind of getting closer to the bigfoot, getting ready to jump behind him,
and he kind of grabs me and pushes me back out there, and
I said, I looked at it, what are you doing? And I'm
just sitting here thinking, damn, he's gonna get me killed. But anyway,
in meditation, I said, oh yeah, I'm in meditation, right,
I'm good. All right, I'm good, I'm safe. Okay,
Well, the wolf in front of me, he's huge. I'm not joking.
He's huge. He gets within ten feet of me and then he he
stands up, and I was like, dang, you know, it's what
I was looking at was awesome in sight. You know what a timberwolf looks
like. I mean, this looked like a timberwolf, but just beefy,
muscular. He stands up. Then he looks at me. Then he starts
talking to me in my own native language. I'm not a fluent speaker.
I can pick up words here and there. And he's talking to me,
and I looked at him. Then I turned and looked at the bigfoot and
he looked back at me, and I looked back over at this wolf.
And his name is English term. He was white Coat is what his name
was. But I thought silver Main sounded better, but you know, but
his name was white Coat. And he was talking. I said, I
don't speak Ponka. I'm non fluent, and he just kind of looked at
me, and he was in a way he looked surprise. And I said,
I didn't grow up here on the tribal lands. I grew up here
part of my life that I moved away then I came back, so I'm
not if you would say traditional in our language. And he just kind of
looked at me, and then then he started talking to me in Ponka,
I mean English, and he introduced himself as white Coat and he goes,
I'm here to speak to you, and I'm like, okay, we're coming
through your lands. I'm the leader of this tribe coming through, and I'm
here to let you know that we're going to be coming and passing through in
three days. On that third day, you need to tell your people to
stay inside their homes. If they live out in a country, stay in
their homes, if they live on the edge of town, tell them to
stay in their homes. Tell the people to stay in their homes. And
I was like, okay, in three days, and he said in three
days, we'll be coming through. And I'm like, why are you coming
through our lands now? You've never been through our lands. And he goes,
we're looking for a safer path to travel. And I'm like, okay,
but all right, I just left it at that. I was wanted
to ask more questions, but I didn't want to push my luck with him.
And he turned around and dropped to all fours and walked back south.
And I looked at the Bigfoot and he's looking at me, and then boom,
I snapped out of meditation. And I was just sitting there thinking about
it, and I was like, wow, I was talking to a dog
man and I was fascinating. It blew my mind. Like I said,
if you were to see a timberwolf imagine a timberwolf, maybe two feet three
feet longer and maybe a foot and a half two foot taller. But when
he stood up, he was easy six and a half foot, easy six
and a half. Heck, he could have been seven foot. He's a
little hunched over, but he could have been seven foot. And what I
saw were paus on the back, but his front paws weren't pauls. They
were hands, And like I said, he was muscular. And I was
just totally amazed. So the next day I told all I mean, that
evening I told my wife about who I was introduced to, and she was
kind of fascinated and blown away about it. She goes, but why are
they coming through our lands? They said they needed to save a path.
In three days, they're coming through, and I need to tell the people,
to tell them to stay inside if they live in the country on the
edge of town. And she goes, well, you better get over there,
and you better tell the seniors. And I did. The next day.
I went over to the senior center and all our seniors day there,
all of them in the tribe, not all of them, but the majority
of them are in the building having lunch, and I come strolling in there,
pay for my lunch, grab my lunch, and I sit down.
I'm visiting with all the women and the man in there, and at the
end of it, I stood up and I had to say something, and
I told him what happened and my meditation who I got introduced to, and
I said, said, you've been hearing about that dog person over in o
Toe. They were like, yeah, we heard about that one. I
said that one that was seen over there, me and Bruce Johnson seeing it
over here, and they were just looking at us. I said, weren't
you scared. I said, oh, we were both terrified. But at
the same time, we had seven young females with us and their mom.
I said, if we had to go to toe to toe, we'd go
toe to toe with it. And they were just like, you're brave,
but you're also crazy, and I said, yeah, we were thinking the
same thing, you know. But I told them in my meditation who I
was introduced to and who I was talking with, and they just kind of
sat there and they really listened to what I had to say. I was
expecting backlash, but there was no backlash, and they all kind of when
I got done telling them, stay in your homes. You need to tell
everybody that lives out in Brussey, that lives out on the south side of
the reservation, everybody stay in their homes. And everybody that was in there's
pretty much from every surrounding area. The reservation is five miles outside of Ponca
City, Oklahoma. It's all country. And all the seniors were like,
all right, we understand it, and we get it. We'll start making
our phone calls. When we get home. I'll call a meeting. Some
of them are calling meetings with their families and bringing everybody in and was going
to relay what I told them to them. Well, on that third night
or that third day, that third night, someone actually several families heard things
outside. They said it sounded like a bunch of dogs just passing through,
and they actually one of them actually wanted to go outside look at them.
But at the same time, the wife was like, you stay in here.
You were warned, stay in your homes, do not go outside.
You're going to do that, and he did. But he ended up coming
to the Senior center on the fourth day and he told us what he heard.
He didn't look outside, he didn't go outside. He wanted to,
but he didn't. His wife cut him off and said, you're staying in
here, and he stayed inside. But he told us what he heard,
and he said it sounded like a bunch of dogs. He goes it had
to have been hundreds. I don't know if it was hundreds, it could
have been less. I don't know. I can't remember. But he said
it just sounded like a giant pat coming through. And he stayed inside.
He wanted to go look, but he didn't because his wife would have knocked
him out. And I'm just like, ah, thank goodness, it's over,
you know. But from that point on, they've been coming through yearly
and usually I'll get a heads up when they passed through. But we had
that one brown one that stays here, but he kind of lives over in
the Oto Territory, the Oto tribal lands, but he does come over here
to our lands and passed us through to go to the river. And it's
been interesting with the dog men around. You really don't see them at all
during the days, but at nighttime you do. Hear stories of them around
homes and moving through. Once they pass through, they're done coming through here
and it won't be until next year we see them again. And this started
back in twenty and thirteen, twenty thirteen, twenty fourteen, and it's been
a yearly thing after that. So it's been interesting. And that was the
reason of the answer to the question in episode one seventeen. And like I
said, my journey has been very interesting on who I've met, the beings
I've seen and encountered, and I know it's only going to be increasing more
spiritually, and it has been increasing more spiritually in the beginnings before I got
into Bigfoots, I was in the paranorm for about twenty years and I switched
over, so I know both sides extremely well, the ghost side as well
as the big foot side. With the Bigfoots, we have more cryptis involved,
more beings that are in our realm. And like I said, for
me, it's been an awesome journey, you know. With ghosts that's a
different thing, you know, But as for the spiritual beings, it's been
an awesome journey for me, and I wouldn't crede it for anything. I
wouldn't give it up or anything. It's been awesome. My encounters, the
things I've seen, the things I've run into, but there are bad encounters.
Like I talked about you know a while back, people do run into
bad bigfoots, upset bigfoots mad, just upset, pissed off and wanting to
hurt you. Well, there's always a reason behind that. And if this
is bigfoot everybody talks about in your area, people have shot at it and
probably hit him and everything else. He doesn't like humans. And if that
happens, you know, I hate to say this, you need to get
out of the area. But sometimes they can be reason with and just let
them know, Hey, I didn't shoot at you. I didn't do anything.
You're just taking your anger out on me. Don't take your anger out
on me. I didn't do nothing to you. But at the same time,
respect them and leave the area. There are bad encounters, but usually
they've been shot at, and that's why a lot of them don't like humans.
The ones in my area, there's only one that I know of that's
been shot at. The rest of them haven't, and they live in harmony
with nature, and they usually live in harmony with the people that surround him.
I've heard of good encounters, basically, all good encounters, I mean,
especially my people have had with them. There hasn't been one bad encounter.
If they don't want you in an area, they will scare you out
of an area so you don't come back, and usually you don't go back.
But every situation is different. My encounters that I've had have all been
peaceful. Heck, some of them been funny. But I'm different from everybody
else. I'm not the same. But like I said, I've been out
of state. I've been all over this state of Oklahoma. I've been up
to Kansas, I've been up to Nebraska, I've been out in Arizona,
New Mexico. I've never had a bad encounter. Never, But like I
said, that's me. You know, if you get to see one in
real life by accident, like I said, man, that's a blessing because
they don't always show themselves to everybody. The ones that I've always ran into
could disappear at will, and I've seen it done. It's mind blowing,
but I've seen it done. But these are my stories, and some people
can relate and some people can't. It is what it is. So that's
the end of my time. If you have any questions or anything like that,
you can put it into comments and leave your email address or something like
that. I'll probably get back to you. But you know, it's always
good to meet other researchers and ask what they've run into. And it's always
been fun to listen to their stories and their encounters and mine have just been
crazy because mine are usually mind blowing to a lot of them in my situation
because they've never ran into something like that. Or they can come out and
visit you if they want to sit and hang out with you. You know,
that's what mine do, and I get to hang out with them.
You know, there is a communication gap, but sometimes there's a couple of
them that can mind speaker. And the best way I can describe it to
you, if you hear them talking and they're talking to you, and you
know, Dan Goodwill, you can't understand them. This is going to sound
weird, but feel what they're saying. If you can feel what they're saying,
you can get an understanding for them or whatever they're talking about. It's
a weird way of communicating. They do understand us, but we don't understand
them. And this was a friend of mine that taught me this technique.
When they talk, feel what they're saying. If you can feel what they're
saying, then you can get an understanding. And it sounds weird. I'm
not lying. It does sounds crazy, But if you can do that,
then sometimes you can get an understanding for them. And like I said,
I've been doing this bigfoot thing, not as long as some of the people
that have been on here. You know, I've been doing it from twenty
ten, but you know, I kind of grew up with them. I
didn't really pay that much attention to it. I'm more paranormal than I am
a sasquash guy, but I'm turning into a sasquash guy. And all my
experiences and all my learning techniques that I've got are from my old ways,
my tribal ways, and my techniques are from what I was taught from my
elders, and they work, They really do work. And that's going to
be it for me right now. So, like I said, I've probably
given you guys close to maybe fifty stories and my encounters with Bigfoot and a
couple of little people. Like I said, I ran across some things in
these woods that just plain scared you. And heck if it could scare you,
I know, Dan Goodwill has scared me, and it did. A
couple of them did scare me. But that's going to be the end of
the show and the end of my time. You know. I gave you
guys three episodes, and I hope you enjoyed them. I really do,
you know. I was kind of surprised and honored when Vic asked me to
be on the show and at a good turnout that came with the comments and
everything. Like I said, these are my encounters, these are my stories,
and like I said, I have the witnesses to back them up,
and like I said, it's been a fun journey for me. Everybody's different.
But if you stay with it and you keep doing whatever you're doing and
it works out, and so be it. That's your all stories, your
encounters. I just like to say thank you to Vic, and that's the
end of my time. You guys, have a good night. My name
is Pete Buffalo Head, and these are my encounters and my big foot sightings.
Well that's it for tonight's show. If you've had a big foot sighting
and would like to be a guest, please go to my Bigfoot sighting dot
com and let us know. Thanks for listening. Have a great night seen,
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