The Sasquatch of Strawberry Reservoir - My Bigfoot Sighting Episode 185

<v Speaker 1>Hey, you there, thanks for tuning in. You're ready for
<v Speaker 1>another episode of my big Foot sighting? Right, then, let's
<v Speaker 1>do this.
<v Speaker 2>Seen a bunch of run down, no horse towns with
<v Speaker 2>the church at the backbone, laws and the power and
<v Speaker 2>the pastoring melodies.
<v Speaker 1>Coove in.
<v Speaker 2>With the bomb man rose with the roofs, run deep
<v Speaker 2>beyond the nose of the busy streets, with the songs
<v Speaker 2>of the South of su Then when I hear the
<v Speaker 2>promp porch picking down home rhythm bringing out I Don't
<v Speaker 2>Run from Banjum music.
<v Speaker 3>Yeah, my Bigfoot signings happened in Strawberry Reservoir in northern Utah.
<v Speaker 4>My name is Dallas and I was fifteen years old
<v Speaker 4>when my first encounter happened. I heard about Bigfoot and
<v Speaker 4>I was a little skeptical about it. But me and
<v Speaker 4>my mom and my mom's middle brother and my nephew,
<v Speaker 4>who was only seven months old at the time, went
<v Speaker 4>up to Strawberry Reservoir to camp. We were driving for
<v Speaker 4>a little bit and there's a place at the reservoir
<v Speaker 4>called the Ladders. You can fish there. You can catch
<v Speaker 4>tons of fish and that it's fun. And off to
<v Speaker 4>the left there is a dirt road that you go
<v Speaker 4>up the mountain for so long and you find your
<v Speaker 4>own camping spot.
<v Speaker 5>Well, I've been up there.
<v Speaker 4>Plenty of times and ever since I was a kid. Well,
<v Speaker 4>one particular night, it was our second night being there.
<v Speaker 4>My mom and nephew went to bed, and me and
<v Speaker 4>my uncle stayed up for a little bit longer, and
<v Speaker 4>I ended up chopping down a little pine tree in
<v Speaker 4>front of my mom's tent so we can have the
<v Speaker 4>fire going. Still, well, we started getting low on firewood,
<v Speaker 4>and so I decided to go up behind the tent.
<v Speaker 4>It was very heavily wooded area, and it was fall time,
<v Speaker 4>so it was a little chilly, but not too bad.
<v Speaker 5>And I know of the animals.
<v Speaker 4>Are up there, and the carnivores are up there, And
<v Speaker 4>so I went up and started gathering wood, and I
<v Speaker 4>started getting the sense of feeling that I was being watched.
<v Speaker 5>My blood ran cold, and the back of my.
<v Speaker 4>Neck the hairs on him started standing up, and I froze,
<v Speaker 4>and I started looking, and I used my flashlight to
<v Speaker 4>maybe see what could be watching me. And I started
<v Speaker 4>just looking everywhere, and I turned to my right and
<v Speaker 4>there's these two big pine trees with some like bushes
<v Speaker 4>in front of them that were maybe four feet tall,
<v Speaker 4>and I saw a black shape and I was like, okay,
<v Speaker 4>maybe it's a black bear. I'll make myself known or
<v Speaker 4>I'll step away so I don't have this black bear
<v Speaker 4>attack me. Well, all of a sudden, it stepped out
<v Speaker 4>in front of the bushes, and the smell that came
<v Speaker 4>off of it, it smelt like skunk and raw meat
<v Speaker 4>that's been just rotten in the sun for days. And
<v Speaker 4>this bigfoot was about ten feet tall and maybe five
<v Speaker 4>hundred pounds six hundred pounds big animal.
<v Speaker 5>I started sweating and fear came over me.
<v Speaker 4>I was frozen in fear and in shock, and I
<v Speaker 4>could see all the muscle underneath this animal's fur, and
<v Speaker 4>I could tell that it wasn't a bear because it
<v Speaker 4>didn't have ears, and the face almost looked human, but
<v Speaker 4>not human. And it was just sitting there breathing at me,
<v Speaker 4>and I could see its breath as it kept breathing,
<v Speaker 4>and all of a sudden, my body told me to run,
<v Speaker 4>and so I was run. I ran, and I could
<v Speaker 4>hear this animal chasing me, the bigfoot chasing me. I
<v Speaker 4>could feel the ground moving and it was grunt. It
<v Speaker 4>was grunting at me, and as it was running, and
<v Speaker 4>I got back into camp covered in sweat, and I
<v Speaker 4>ended up tripping over my mom's tent peg and my
<v Speaker 4>uncle ran over to me and was asking if I
<v Speaker 4>was okay, and I didn't tell him nothing. All I
<v Speaker 4>could do was shaken point and he looked over and
<v Speaker 4>he couldn't see anything. And I stayed next to the
<v Speaker 4>campfire until morning, and my mom and nephew came out
<v Speaker 4>of a better tent and my uncle pulled my mother that
<v Speaker 4>something happened to me.
<v Speaker 5>And I wasn't speaking to nobody. I wasn't speaking to
<v Speaker 5>my uncle.
<v Speaker 4>I was just staring at the fire, and my mom
<v Speaker 4>finally came over to me and hugged me and asked
<v Speaker 4>me if I was okay, and I was shaking, and
<v Speaker 4>I ended up crying, and I told her what I
<v Speaker 4>ended up seeing, and she didn't.
<v Speaker 5>First off, she didn't think it was real.
<v Speaker 4>She thought maybe I was seeing things, and so she
<v Speaker 4>told me to take her up to where I had
<v Speaker 4>this encounter, and it was about maybe twenty maybe.
<v Speaker 5>Thirty yards away from camp, and I showed her.
<v Speaker 4>And on the ground there was two footprints, one heading
<v Speaker 4>back up the mountain and one heading down where it
<v Speaker 4>chased me, and there was a big what looked like
<v Speaker 4>to me it was a maple leaf in the middle
<v Speaker 4>of the footprint. And these footprints were about sixteen inches
<v Speaker 4>long and maybe about four or five inches wide, big footprints.
<v Speaker 4>They looked like human but bigger, And so my mother
<v Speaker 4>told me not to tell anybody and to just keep
<v Speaker 4>it to myself. Well, later that night, we were all
<v Speaker 4>eating and joking around and eating s'mores and stuff around
<v Speaker 4>the campfire, just like typical family does, and we were
<v Speaker 4>all ready to go to bed, and I started hearing
<v Speaker 4>what sounded like high pitch whistle noises, not something that
<v Speaker 4>a human could make, but maybe like an old locomotive,
<v Speaker 4>like an old train whistle. It was very loud, and
<v Speaker 4>that carried on for maybe maybe a minute and a half,
<v Speaker 4>and I was like, okay, maybe somebody was just whistling
<v Speaker 4>in the woods, and I went inside my tent. Well
<v Speaker 4>at this point I started hearing what I call whooping noises.
<v Speaker 5>It was made a simple noise like.
<v Speaker 4>Whoop, and it was very loud and distinctive, and so
<v Speaker 4>I was like, oh no, this this thing that I
<v Speaker 4>had to encounter with is going.
<v Speaker 5>To come and come and get me. It's it's going
<v Speaker 5>to rip me out of my tent.
<v Speaker 4>And I got out of the tent and sat next
<v Speaker 4>to where we had the fire where it was barely
<v Speaker 4>burning and it was just colds pretty much.
<v Speaker 5>And so.
<v Speaker 4>At this point I I was like, Okay, my mom's there.
<v Speaker 4>I could run inside her tent or something if I
<v Speaker 4>see it. Well, it started making these loud, howling noises
<v Speaker 4>where it sounded like it was just barely behind my tent, and.
<v Speaker 5>It sounded like it was screaming, what like really loud
<v Speaker 5>and long, and my.
<v Speaker 4>Blood just ex hurtled it. I was so scared. So
<v Speaker 4>I told my mom. I woke her up and I
<v Speaker 4>told her can we move camp? And my mom sat
<v Speaker 4>next to me for about three hours, and we woke
<v Speaker 4>up my uncle and we broke down camp and went
<v Speaker 4>down a little further down. So then maybe this thing
<v Speaker 4>not We left and we made camp again. Well, morning
<v Speaker 4>came and we were going down to fish that morning
<v Speaker 4>down at the ladders.
<v Speaker 5>Well, the best time to fish cut throat.
<v Speaker 4>It's a type of trout that we all love to
<v Speaker 4>go fishing for up there, me and my uncles and everybody.
<v Speaker 4>We started driving down to it, and we all looked
<v Speaker 4>to the left because we saw something standing by the
<v Speaker 4>dirt road and it was down on all fours like
<v Speaker 4>a black bear, and it jumped up and stared at
<v Speaker 4>us through the headlights like it wasn't scared. And at
<v Speaker 4>that point my mom and my uncle both knew what
<v Speaker 4>they saw, and they they looked back at me, and
<v Speaker 4>when they looked back at this huge creature, it roared
<v Speaker 4>at us, not like a lion roar or a bear roar,
<v Speaker 4>but it was like a like a woman screaming and
<v Speaker 4>a and like a man being gutted at the same time.
<v Speaker 5>And it was so powerful the way that.
<v Speaker 4>It rattled our windows, like we knew what the power
<v Speaker 4>of these animals had. And all of a sudden it
<v Speaker 4>darted off away from the light into these bushes off
<v Speaker 4>to the left of the vehicle, and we never saw
<v Speaker 4>it after that, and we didn't dare get out of
<v Speaker 4>our vehicles. We just went down to the ladders, and
<v Speaker 4>that's where when we got out to fish, and we
<v Speaker 4>only stayed there for maybe an hour.
<v Speaker 5>And we went back up into camp.
<v Speaker 4>Well, my tent was torn to shreds our camping supplies
<v Speaker 4>was thrown everywhere, and my uncle's tent ended up being
<v Speaker 4>like seven to maybe eight feet up into a tree,
<v Speaker 4>just mangled, and we weren't sure what to do at
<v Speaker 4>that point, so we gathered up as much as our
<v Speaker 4>stuff as we could and we jumped in my mom's
<v Speaker 4>truck and we drove back into town, back into the
<v Speaker 4>Strawberry and we got told there because my mom started
<v Speaker 4>talking about it and that people there have had these
<v Speaker 4>sighting of this animal up in that area, and so
<v Speaker 4>we went back home and did research, and it shows
<v Speaker 4>that that people have had.
<v Speaker 5>Numerous of sidings.
<v Speaker 4>And I've still today, I have nightmares and I sweat
<v Speaker 4>and thinking about my sightings that I had, and I
<v Speaker 4>have yet to go back up there because of that.
<v Speaker 4>I fear this creature. I'm not sure what it could do,
<v Speaker 4>but I'm sure if it wanted to it it could
<v Speaker 4>kill me if it wanted to. And so I believe
<v Speaker 4>it was the same creature with both sidings. Even right now,
<v Speaker 4>even talking about it, I haven't told anybody in eleven years.
<v Speaker 4>I'm twenty six years old now, and I'm sweating and
<v Speaker 4>my arm hair is standing up, my throat's getting dry,
<v Speaker 4>and I'm beginning to shake because of this creature. I
<v Speaker 4>respect it, but I fear it at the same time,
<v Speaker 4>And to be honest, I don't want to have another
<v Speaker 4>sighting or an encounter.
<v Speaker 5>To be okay with that, because these animals are no joke.
<v Speaker 4>If they want to harm a human, I believe they
<v Speaker 4>can do it in a blink of an eye and
<v Speaker 4>there's nothing that no one could.
<v Speaker 1>Do about it.
<v Speaker 4>But at the same time, I believe it wanted me
<v Speaker 4>to leave the area. I believe I was in its
<v Speaker 4>territory and it was stating territory claim over that area,
<v Speaker 4>and it wanted me out, And so I believe there's
<v Speaker 4>more up there than just that one. I believe that
<v Speaker 4>was a male, and if there's a male up there,
<v Speaker 4>I am sure there's a female and maybe juveniles up there.
<v Speaker 4>And I believe people should know of these creatures that
<v Speaker 4>are up there so then.
<v Speaker 5>No one gets hurt, because it's just unreal.
<v Speaker 4>When you have a sighting of your own, no one
<v Speaker 4>can tell you that they're not real, because you've seen
<v Speaker 4>it or you heard it, and you know no other
<v Speaker 4>animal can make that noise or look like that. And
<v Speaker 4>they're just ruthless animals, they really are. They're they're intelligent,
<v Speaker 4>and they're they make their claim very loud and clear,
<v Speaker 4>and so that for me is good enough for me
<v Speaker 4>to stay away and to respect it, because in the
<v Speaker 4>back of my mind, I know, if I go back
<v Speaker 4>up there, maybe it may remember me the way I smell,
<v Speaker 4>or something about me it could remember, and I could
<v Speaker 4>be in danger at that point by it maybe said, hey, this.
<v Speaker 5>Is my territory, get out, and now you're back.
<v Speaker 4>So maybe it'd be a good place for me not
<v Speaker 4>to go back there.
<v Speaker 6>My bigfoot sightings took place in Indiana and Georgia. My
<v Speaker 6>name is Gabe Brassey. I'm from Indiana and it was
<v Speaker 6>twenty eighteen. Me and my ex wife, My ex wife
<v Speaker 6>and I we were scouting in a hunting preserve close
<v Speaker 6>to where we lived. And we were driving our golf
<v Speaker 6>cart through there. And it was dusk, probably six seven
<v Speaker 6>o'clock in the evening, and they have fire lanes cut
<v Speaker 6>where it keeps the CRP separate from the woodline, one
<v Speaker 6>for animal traffic, and so you can walk through there
<v Speaker 6>and that kind of thing, and we happened to. I
<v Speaker 6>drove by and I looked down one of the lanes,
<v Speaker 6>and sure enough I saw a eight and a half
<v Speaker 6>to nine foot tall brownish red creature walk across that
<v Speaker 6>lane and I stopped our golf cart backed up. By
<v Speaker 6>that time it was gone, but I saw enough that
<v Speaker 6>I saw reddish brown hair. It was about two and
<v Speaker 6>a half to three feet wide. When I say wide,
<v Speaker 6>it was a profile, so from front to back it
<v Speaker 6>was about two and a half to three feet thick.
<v Speaker 6>I could only see from probably the waist up because
<v Speaker 6>there was a hump between between us and it. And yeah,
<v Speaker 6>that was that was my very first sighting it. And
<v Speaker 6>the thing is, when I first saw it, I started thinking, Okay,
<v Speaker 6>what else could this be? And it can't be anything else.
<v Speaker 6>We don't have bears in Indiana, not this part of
<v Speaker 6>Indiana anyways.
<v Speaker 1>So yeah, that was. That was my first sighting now
<v Speaker 1>in the same area.
<v Speaker 6>Leading up to that, in previous years, I had had
<v Speaker 6>numerous experiences in the woods when I was deer hunting.
<v Speaker 6>My first The first thing that really happened was I
<v Speaker 6>was sitting in my tree stand and it was right
<v Speaker 6>at daybreak, so you could see shadows in the woods,
<v Speaker 6>but you couldn't really see a lot. I'm sitting in
<v Speaker 6>my tree stand and it's on the corner of a
<v Speaker 6>dry creek bed and a swamp. I'm facing the swamp
<v Speaker 6>and I decided to hit my butt grunt, and when
<v Speaker 6>I did that, I could hear something splash in the swamp.
<v Speaker 1>So you know, I'm hunter's instinct.
<v Speaker 6>I'm getting ready, you know, because I'm thinking something coming
<v Speaker 6>through the swamp, and I can hear it moving through,
<v Speaker 6>and I can hear a splash, splash, So I hear
<v Speaker 6>it come out of the water, and there's a there's
<v Speaker 6>a thick thicket between me and the edge of the swamp.
<v Speaker 6>It's probably thirty yards wide.
<v Speaker 3>And.
<v Speaker 6>I hear it come out of the swamp, and I
<v Speaker 6>hear something rustling around in there. I can't see any
<v Speaker 6>I can't really see anything because even in the daylight,
<v Speaker 6>you can't see it through this thicket. So I'm looking
<v Speaker 6>and I'm trying to see it. I'm trying to see
<v Speaker 6>and I can't see anything. So I have my groun
<v Speaker 6>again and I hear movement in there again and out
<v Speaker 6>of nowhere.
<v Speaker 1>I don't know how big this was. I don't know.
<v Speaker 6>I have an idea where it came from. But I
<v Speaker 6>hear something come through the air land next to my
<v Speaker 6>tree and roll past my tree, and I'm thinking to myself,
<v Speaker 6>what the heck was that? So, you know, I'm like, okay,
<v Speaker 6>you know, it's the heat of the moment. So I
<v Speaker 6>hit my grun again. It happened again, and then after
<v Speaker 6>that it didn't happen anymore. So I didn't read more
<v Speaker 6>noise and hearing more commotion in the thicket. So that
<v Speaker 6>was my first real experience before my sighting. So and
<v Speaker 6>that was in the same general area that I had
<v Speaker 6>to siding.
<v Speaker 1>So I can only put two and two together and
<v Speaker 1>think that.
<v Speaker 6>It was a sasquatch that was in the woods throwing
<v Speaker 6>things at me. I don't know, I'll else to put it.
<v Speaker 6>But as far as my sighting goes, like I said,
<v Speaker 6>it was about two and a half to three feet
<v Speaker 6>thick from front to back. The head was about oh god,
<v Speaker 6>but the size of a five gallon bucket maybe, And
<v Speaker 6>it was massive. And a couple days later I went
<v Speaker 6>out to the same area because I was curious, you know,
<v Speaker 6>And it took me a couple of days to process
<v Speaker 6>what I had seen. So I went out and sure enough,
<v Speaker 6>to where the shoulder was, there was a branch that
<v Speaker 6>it moved when it went through and that branch was
<v Speaker 6>at the shoulder about seven and a half feet, so
<v Speaker 6>the head would have been another two and a half.
<v Speaker 1>Feet above that. So yeah, it was, it was. It
<v Speaker 1>was huge.
<v Speaker 6>And then some of the other things that I've experienced
<v Speaker 6>out there.
<v Speaker 1>We found tree structures.
<v Speaker 6>Trying to think, I've got so many experiences out there,
<v Speaker 6>wood knocks, tree structures, whoops, howls, But that out there,
<v Speaker 6>that was the only sighting I had in that area.
<v Speaker 6>Now fast forward to twenty twenty three, we were me
<v Speaker 6>and well, my fiance and I we were hiking the.
<v Speaker 1>Some trails in Georgia. I moved to Georgia to be
<v Speaker 1>with her. We were.
<v Speaker 6>We did a lot of hiking in the mountains and
<v Speaker 6>some of the things that we have found in the mountains, wow, wow,
<v Speaker 6>that's all I can say. We found a handprint, I
<v Speaker 6>found several footprints. That's it really got me, got me
<v Speaker 6>going in in this whole field. That actually turned me
<v Speaker 6>into the boots on the ground field researcher. We started
<v Speaker 6>documenting these instances that we would come across. We've heard,
<v Speaker 6>we've heard them speak, we've heard grunts, some wood knocks.
<v Speaker 6>This is all in Georgia. We actually got chased out
<v Speaker 6>of an area by one at one point. But my
<v Speaker 6>sighting in Georgia, we were at I'm not going to
<v Speaker 6>disclose the place because I want to keep them. They
<v Speaker 6>they don't need to be disturbed anymore than they have to.
<v Speaker 6>So I'm just not going to disclose the location. I'm
<v Speaker 6>just going to say it was in the Appalachian Mountains
<v Speaker 6>on a waterfall hike, and.
<v Speaker 1>We had started on the trail. It was in the fall,
<v Speaker 1>so there was no leaves anywhere. Everything had fallen, you know.
<v Speaker 6>It was it was a cool, brisk day and we
<v Speaker 6>had to go on a hike to this waterfall.
<v Speaker 1>And we start off.
<v Speaker 6>Everything's cool, you know, we're looking for signs and we're
<v Speaker 6>starting to see some little some few tree breaks here
<v Speaker 6>and tree breaks there, and nothing, nothing extraordinary. And I
<v Speaker 6>had always given her my phone because when it comes
<v Speaker 6>to taking pictures, I'm terrible.
<v Speaker 1>I can't take pictures to save my life.
<v Speaker 6>So I gave her my phone and she because she's
<v Speaker 6>always a photographer, so she's got my phone and she
<v Speaker 6>walks up ahead of me a little ways about ten
<v Speaker 6>twenty yards, and I've been in my I've been in
<v Speaker 6>the woods my whole life. So nothing really phazes me.
<v Speaker 6>But all of a sudden, I got this eerie feeling
<v Speaker 6>like I was being watched. And I stopped, and I
<v Speaker 6>looked up the side of the mountain, and sure enough,
<v Speaker 6>about seventy five yards away, there he stood. I can
<v Speaker 6>only assume it was a male because of the size.
<v Speaker 6>This thing was massive. I mean, at seventy five yards
<v Speaker 6>it was. I could see that it was about four
<v Speaker 6>and a half feet from.
<v Speaker 1>Shoulder to shoulder. It was.
<v Speaker 6>Right around nine and a half to ten feet tall,
<v Speaker 6>reddish brown, long, reddish brown hair, and the head on
<v Speaker 6>this thing was just like the one I saw in Indiana.
<v Speaker 6>It was the size of a five gallon bucket. That's
<v Speaker 6>the only way I noticed describe it.
<v Speaker 1>It was. It didn't really have a neck, the muscles
<v Speaker 1>from I guess it'd be the trap muscles.
<v Speaker 6>It just went from probably below it's ear down to
<v Speaker 6>the shoulder on both sides, and the sun was at
<v Speaker 6>its back, so I could I couldn't see any facial
<v Speaker 6>details because of the sun.
<v Speaker 1>But there was no mistake in this thing. It was.
<v Speaker 1>It was huge, and.
<v Speaker 6>Him and I, because I'm assuming it's a mail, we
<v Speaker 6>stood and stared at each other for ten to twenty
<v Speaker 6>seconds at least, it felt like a lifetime.
<v Speaker 1>And I finally had.
<v Speaker 6>I finally was able to break the stair between us,
<v Speaker 6>and I looked at her and I said, hey.
<v Speaker 1>Come here.
<v Speaker 6>And by the time I looked back, which was probably
<v Speaker 6>three seconds, it was gone, gone in a flash. No sound,
<v Speaker 6>no no trees breaking, no sticks, no leaves, nothing, just gone.
<v Speaker 6>And she came back over and I was shaken. I
<v Speaker 6>was shaking like a leaf. And she says, what's going on?
<v Speaker 6>What you know? She was She was concerned because she knows,
<v Speaker 6>you know, she knows how how I am in the woods,
<v Speaker 6>and it rattled her. And then I finally had calmed
<v Speaker 6>myself down to tell her what I had seen.
<v Speaker 1>And she's like, okay, and.
<v Speaker 6>She's she's the only one that can call me down
<v Speaker 6>when I get like that. So she got me calmed down.
<v Speaker 6>We went on to finish our hike. We went to
<v Speaker 6>the waterfall. I and while we're sitting there at the waterfall,
<v Speaker 6>we weren't alone. I could I could sense that they
<v Speaker 6>were there. And she's very sensitive to this stuff and
<v Speaker 6>she could sense it as well. And she stopped and
<v Speaker 6>she looks at me and she says, there's more than
<v Speaker 6>just the one.
<v Speaker 1>They said, Yeah, that's what I'm I'm thinking.
<v Speaker 6>So we sat there for probably a half hour just
<v Speaker 6>listening and you know, paying attention to what's going on
<v Speaker 6>around us, and we start hiking out. Whiles we're hiking out,
<v Speaker 6>we can actually hear them. There's two of them, one
<v Speaker 6>on each side of the trail, and we can't see them,
<v Speaker 6>but we can hear them.
<v Speaker 1>And when we would walk, they would walk. When we stopped,
<v Speaker 1>they stopped.
<v Speaker 6>When we started to come up to more hikers coming in,
<v Speaker 6>when we got to where we passed them, they completely
<v Speaker 6>stopped and we were almost at the trailhead, so they
<v Speaker 6>flanked us all the way out of it that area.
<v Speaker 6>And let me tell you, if you've never had that experience,
<v Speaker 6>it's a trip.
<v Speaker 1>It is, it is, it'll blow your mind. And then.
<v Speaker 6>There was another time in Georgia that we hiked into
<v Speaker 6>a waterfall. This was a really short hike. It was
<v Speaker 6>only like a quarter mile in and we get in there,
<v Speaker 6>we get to the waterfall and it was like something
<v Speaker 6>you'd see at any end of Jones. There's tall shale cliffs,
<v Speaker 6>the waterfall's coming down, it's all overgrown. And this was
<v Speaker 6>in this in the late spring, so everything's greening up
<v Speaker 6>and coming around, and uh, we're just enjoying it.
<v Speaker 1>You know, we're.
<v Speaker 6>Checking things out and you know, looking for whatever we
<v Speaker 6>can find. And I'm off doing looking at the at
<v Speaker 6>something and like I, like I said before, she's pretty
<v Speaker 6>sensitive to this kind of thing. And she comes up
<v Speaker 6>to me and she says, I'm not very good. Something's wrong.
<v Speaker 6>She said, I'm starting to get a headache and I
<v Speaker 6>feel nauseous. Well right then and there, I it triggered
<v Speaker 6>something in me, and I.
<v Speaker 1>Said, okay, let's it. Let's go. So we start hiking out.
<v Speaker 6>And as we're hiking out, you know, we're not running,
<v Speaker 6>but we're moving at a brisk pace because I know
<v Speaker 6>something's up. And as we start moving out, I can
<v Speaker 6>hear heavy, heavy, heavy footfalls behind us, and they're getting closer.
<v Speaker 6>They're getting closer and closer. And I said, okay, just go.
<v Speaker 6>So she takes well, before that, I've we always had.
<v Speaker 1>Fruit with us.
<v Speaker 6>We would leave offerings or it would be a snack
<v Speaker 6>for us, you know, just just whatever.
<v Speaker 1>So I stopped. I had her stop, I grabbed, I unzipped.
<v Speaker 6>Her backpack, got the apple out, and then I told her,
<v Speaker 6>I said just go, So that's when she took off.
<v Speaker 6>I threw the apple back as far as I could
<v Speaker 6>throw it, and then all of a sudden, the footfalls
<v Speaker 6>just stopped, and the further we got away. When we
<v Speaker 6>got when we finally got back to the car, she
<v Speaker 6>started feeling better. And I honestly believed that she got
<v Speaker 6>hit by infrasound.
<v Speaker 1>That's just my opinion. That's my take on it.
<v Speaker 6>Some of the other experiences that we've had and that
<v Speaker 6>we had in Georgia, we we were hiking in on
<v Speaker 6>a very remote trail. I mean, this trail was there,
<v Speaker 6>it was at the top of a mountain, and I
<v Speaker 6>couldn't find the trailhead. I couldn't find it at all.
<v Speaker 6>And you know, her and I were looking, and we're looking,
<v Speaker 6>and we're using all trails and we can't find it.
<v Speaker 6>You know, we think we're closed, but it's it's like
<v Speaker 6>a game trail pretty much. And the weirdest thing happens
<v Speaker 6>out of nowhere. These two young kids pop.
<v Speaker 1>Up out of nowhere. We have no idea where they
<v Speaker 1>came from.
<v Speaker 6>As far as we know. We had to take a
<v Speaker 6>forest service road to get to this trail. So that's
<v Speaker 6>how remote was. I mean, it was a dirt road
<v Speaker 6>going upside of a mountain. Pretty sketchy. So we get
<v Speaker 6>there and like I said, these two kids pop up
<v Speaker 6>and the one kid the They were in there, late teens,
<v Speaker 6>early twenties.
<v Speaker 4>It was a.
<v Speaker 1>Guy and his girlfriend. I'm assuming.
<v Speaker 6>But the weird part is where did they come from.
<v Speaker 6>We have no idea where they came from. And he
<v Speaker 6>walks up to us and he's like, can you guys
<v Speaker 6>find a trailhead. I'm like, no, we can't find it.
<v Speaker 6>He's like, all right, just follow me. I have it
<v Speaker 6>on my All Trails. Well it's the same all Trails
<v Speaker 6>app that I have, because I looked at his phone
<v Speaker 6>and it was the exact same one. I couldn't find
<v Speaker 6>it on mine. He had it on his. So we
<v Speaker 6>start following them. Boom takes us right to the trailhead. Okay,
<v Speaker 6>so that was the last time we saw them. They
<v Speaker 6>took off. We didn't hear them, we didn't see him.
<v Speaker 6>They just took off down the trail and they were gone.
<v Speaker 6>So we start going down this trail and like I said,
<v Speaker 6>it's a game trail. It's pretty much a game trail.
<v Speaker 1>Once in a.
<v Speaker 6>While you'll see a tree marker. But other than that,
<v Speaker 6>I was if I didn't have any hunting and tracking experience,
<v Speaker 6>we probably would have got lost in the mountains up there.
<v Speaker 6>That was pretty That was pretty sketchy. So we're hiking.
<v Speaker 6>We're about half mile in and I'm like, you know
<v Speaker 6>what this is getting ridiculous. I looked at her and
<v Speaker 6>I said, let's just stop because the river is next
<v Speaker 6>to us as we're hiking. And I said, as long
<v Speaker 6>as we can stay where the river is, we'll be fine.
<v Speaker 6>So we get to this spot that looks like, you know,
<v Speaker 6>people have gone down and it's kind of a beachy
<v Speaker 6>area by the river. And I'm like, let's just go
<v Speaker 6>down here and let's just chill and relax. You know,
<v Speaker 6>do you really want to see the waterfall? We have
<v Speaker 6>no idea how far it is, you know, it could
<v Speaker 6>be another hour hike. And I said, let's just let's
<v Speaker 6>just come down here and let's just do our thing.
<v Speaker 6>Chill out, relax.
<v Speaker 4>You know.
<v Speaker 6>I always took a cigar and I and she liked
<v Speaker 6>to play in the water and swim and do that
<v Speaker 6>kind of thing.
<v Speaker 1>So she's on the other side of the river.
<v Speaker 6>And I'm actually sitting on a dead fall smoking a cigar,
<v Speaker 6>and there's like a small waterfall and she's sitting in
<v Speaker 6>the waterfall and she's just having a good time, you know,
<v Speaker 6>and I'm I'm it's it's it's a realize it's really cool.
<v Speaker 6>And all of a sudden, out of nowhere, from where
<v Speaker 6>she is, directly across from me, I heard the deepest
<v Speaker 6>guttural grunt. It rattled my chest and she just stops
<v Speaker 6>and she looks at me across the river and she's
<v Speaker 6>she's like, gives me this look like did you hear that?
<v Speaker 6>And I just shook my head because we can't really
<v Speaker 6>hear each other over the water without yelling. And I,
<v Speaker 6>you know, I gave her the signal to just you know,
<v Speaker 6>put my hands down, just be calm, just relax, because
<v Speaker 6>I didn't want her to freak out.
<v Speaker 1>And then the next thing, you know, probably.
<v Speaker 6>Ten yards away, ten twenty yards away from where she
<v Speaker 6>is in the water, up on shore, up on the bank,
<v Speaker 6>you could hear chatter. It sounded like if you've ever
<v Speaker 6>heard the Sierra sounds. It almost sounded like that, but
<v Speaker 6>not as deep, but like the Samurai sounds, I guess
<v Speaker 6>is more like it. If you've ever heard the samurai sounds,
<v Speaker 6>it sounded like that you could hear it, but you couldn't.
<v Speaker 6>It was their language, you couldn't make it out. And
<v Speaker 6>then about thirty yards on the other side to my
<v Speaker 6>left a response, so there was actually three of them
<v Speaker 6>and they were communicating to each other. My belief is
<v Speaker 6>that the grunt that I heard was he was the parent,
<v Speaker 6>either the father or the mother. And then the two
<v Speaker 6>chattering were juveniles that were just you know, hanging out
<v Speaker 6>and playing and doing their thing, and we show up
<v Speaker 6>and Mom wasn't happy, so she gave out a grunt
<v Speaker 6>to let them know, you know, what's going on, or
<v Speaker 6>to let us know, all right, you're not welcome here,
<v Speaker 6>you need to leave.
<v Speaker 1>Well, that's when.
<v Speaker 6>It gets weird, because, like I said before, she's pretty
<v Speaker 6>sensitive to this thing, this kind of thing, and she
<v Speaker 6>just stopped and she was like in a daze. And
<v Speaker 6>it wasn't until after she gets out of the water,
<v Speaker 6>you know, all this is transpired. All of about ten
<v Speaker 6>minutes time. All this transpires and she's she comes back
<v Speaker 6>over and she's you know, she's notably shaken, not too bad,
<v Speaker 6>but she's a little freaked out. And you know, we're talking,
<v Speaker 6>and I'm like, so when you just froze, I said,
<v Speaker 6>what happened? And she told me that she could hear
<v Speaker 6>them talking in her head. They were they were talking
<v Speaker 6>telepathically to each other and she could pick up on
<v Speaker 6>it and she could hear what they were saying, and
<v Speaker 6>she started to respond. And that's when they were, like,
<v Speaker 6>she said, they they started to freak out because she
<v Speaker 6>could actually understand what they were saying.
<v Speaker 1>So that was.
<v Speaker 6>That was kind of trippy, she said, they they were
<v Speaker 6>freaking out. They were they were just curious on how
<v Speaker 6>she could understand what they were saying, and they were
<v Speaker 6>asking her how she knew, and all she could tell
<v Speaker 6>them was she had no idea, She just knew.
<v Speaker 1>So, yeah, that that happened.
<v Speaker 6>Just a lot of like I said, a lot of
<v Speaker 6>tree knocks in Georgia. We'd be on on trails and
<v Speaker 6>hikes and I found a handprint that was that was massive.
<v Speaker 6>I mean I got pretty good sized hands and it
<v Speaker 6>just dwarfed my hand that was going up the side
<v Speaker 6>of them mountain. And it wasn't just a handprint. We
<v Speaker 6>found some tree breakes. We found a small sapling that
<v Speaker 6>was broken and twisted, which can only be done with thumbs.
<v Speaker 6>All kinds of things down in Georgia, in the in
<v Speaker 6>the Appalachian Mountains.
<v Speaker 1>So one of the things in Indiana that's happened that
<v Speaker 1>happened was where we lived. We lived in a small
<v Speaker 1>a small trailer park.
<v Speaker 6>It was connected to a swamp, and that swamp was
<v Speaker 6>connected to the hunting preserve that I hunted.
<v Speaker 1>Well, this was in the fall, and.
<v Speaker 6>My extual wife was outside, she was having a smoke,
<v Speaker 6>and she stuck her head inside and she says, you
<v Speaker 6>need to come out here and listen to this. And
<v Speaker 6>I'm thinking, all right, whatever, So I get up and
<v Speaker 6>I go out there, and coming from the swamp, we
<v Speaker 6>could hear screams and it I looked up native animals
<v Speaker 6>in Indiana that their sounds, and.
<v Speaker 1>The it was a fox screams.
<v Speaker 6>We do have some bobcats here, but the scream that
<v Speaker 6>we both heard was a lot different than a bobcat
<v Speaker 6>or a fox. So I can honestly say I think
<v Speaker 6>that there was they were.
<v Speaker 1>In the swamp.
<v Speaker 6>Then it was probably God twenty twenty. I'm sitting at
<v Speaker 6>home and it's probably two o'clock in the morning, and
<v Speaker 6>I'm sitting up watching TV and I have at the time,
<v Speaker 6>I had a deer head and two fish hanging on
<v Speaker 6>the wall. Now, if anyone's familiar with a mobile home,
<v Speaker 6>you know that the tops of the windows are really high,
<v Speaker 6>so you know they're probably twelve feet off the ground.
<v Speaker 6>So I'm sitting there and all of a sudden, I
<v Speaker 6>hear a big bang on the side of our trailer,
<v Speaker 6>and I'm thinking, oh my god, what was that. So
<v Speaker 6>I stick my head outside and I look around. It's
<v Speaker 6>not windy, it's I can't think of anything that would
<v Speaker 6>cause this, so I'm like, all right, whatever, So I
<v Speaker 6>go and I sit back down, and as soon as
<v Speaker 6>I sit down, bang, And where it hit was right
<v Speaker 6>above right where my deer was, and it moved that
<v Speaker 6>whole deerhead.
<v Speaker 1>I could just I watched it move and.
<v Speaker 6>I can hear it bang against the wall. So I
<v Speaker 6>don't know if they had been watching me in the
<v Speaker 6>woods and had my scent or what, but I honestly
<v Speaker 6>believed that they had followed me home and we're checking
<v Speaker 6>out my.
<v Speaker 1>Place.
<v Speaker 6>And I talked to one of my other research buddies
<v Speaker 6>and his theory on this, because I was telling him
<v Speaker 6>about it, and His theory is he kind of wondered
<v Speaker 6>if they were walking around my trailer and they happened
<v Speaker 6>to look in the window and saw the deer hanging
<v Speaker 6>on the wall, and that may have caused them to
<v Speaker 6>go over and try to knock it off the wall
<v Speaker 6>and get it out of there. Is why they hit
<v Speaker 6>it at the side of the trailer. Now, whether that's
<v Speaker 6>true or not, I don't know, but to me, it
<v Speaker 6>kind of makes sense. You know, if they see one
<v Speaker 6>of their prey items or maybe a fellow wood mate
<v Speaker 6>woods mate, I guess you could call it somewhere that
<v Speaker 6>is not supposed to be, they want to get it
<v Speaker 6>out of there, So I guess maybe that that's a possibility. Oh,
<v Speaker 6>there was the area that we found our handprint. We
<v Speaker 6>went back to this we found the handprint, and we
<v Speaker 6>went and saw the waterfall, and we're walking out, we're
<v Speaker 6>hiking out and the This isn't Bigfoot related, but this
<v Speaker 6>is paranormal related.
<v Speaker 1>I guess it's on the same things. I guess you
<v Speaker 1>could say.
<v Speaker 7>But it was a wet, hazy, drill, dreary day when
<v Speaker 7>we were on this hike and.
<v Speaker 1>We're on our way out, and we'd been in the in.
<v Speaker 6>This woods for god, two three four hours, probably just
<v Speaker 6>soaking it up, and we're on her way out and
<v Speaker 6>she starts getting a.
<v Speaker 1>Really bad, bad feeling.
<v Speaker 6>Like it's hard to explain without going into great detail
<v Speaker 6>because I don't want to, you know, expose too much.
<v Speaker 1>About that with her, but let's just put it this way.
<v Speaker 6>She wanted to do some bad things to herself, and
<v Speaker 6>once we got out of the woods, she was fine,
<v Speaker 6>and I just kind of.
<v Speaker 1>I was kind of I chalked it up as you know,
<v Speaker 1>maybe it was just I don't know.
<v Speaker 6>So we decided about a year later, we decided to
<v Speaker 6>go back and check this place out. Well, same scenario.
<v Speaker 6>We were there about two three four hours, we're on
<v Speaker 6>our way out, but this time it got me. I
<v Speaker 6>started feeling the bad energy.
<v Speaker 1>It was. I don't know if it's the woods that's
<v Speaker 1>haunted or cursed.
<v Speaker 6>Or what, but her and I both vowed that we'd
<v Speaker 6>never go back there because it's just the bad things
<v Speaker 6>that happened there. And but the bad thing about that
<v Speaker 6>is they're in there, so I don't know if it's
<v Speaker 6>if it could be a bad plan that is just
<v Speaker 6>doesn't want people to realize that they're there. And we
<v Speaker 6>realize that they're there and they don't want us to
<v Speaker 6>come back and they just want to keep their peace.
<v Speaker 1>I don't know that one was kind of that one
<v Speaker 1>was that was scary.
<v Speaker 6>That was really scary because you know, we were we
<v Speaker 6>were affected by things that we didn't understand. So you know,
<v Speaker 6>as far as the bigfoot sasquatch thing, you can kind
<v Speaker 6>of understand that. But when something gets in your head
<v Speaker 6>and starts messing around, that's something you can't understand.
<v Speaker 1>So trying to think some other things.
<v Speaker 6>Oh, there was another time we were we were up
<v Speaker 6>in uh, north North Georgia, up by South Carolina North
<v Speaker 6>Carolina border up there, and we were we were on
<v Speaker 6>a trail.
<v Speaker 1>We decided to go on this trail and this this
<v Speaker 1>area was kind of there was an old covered bridge that.
<v Speaker 6>Was abandoned and falling apart, and you know, you had
<v Speaker 6>to kind of.
<v Speaker 1>Climb down to.
<v Speaker 6>Get across the water to get to the trail, and
<v Speaker 6>it was kind of it was kind of weird. And
<v Speaker 6>we started down this trail and there's an arched tree
<v Speaker 6>over the trail, just one tree, it was arched over
<v Speaker 6>the trail and I'm I'm looking at that and as
<v Speaker 6>soon as as soon as we get started getting close
<v Speaker 6>to it, the whole energy in that that area changed.
<v Speaker 1>And we got about thirty yards.
<v Speaker 6>From it, and we both just stopped and we said, no,
<v Speaker 6>we're not going any further. We're not supposed to go
<v Speaker 6>past that arch, so we're not gonna And so we
<v Speaker 6>turned around, you know, we started walking back and we're looking.
<v Speaker 6>We're looking up in the woods and there's like a
<v Speaker 6>valley down where the like a I guess you could
<v Speaker 6>call it like a runoff, where the water runs down
<v Speaker 6>into the river into the creek.
<v Speaker 1>And I started getting a weird.
<v Speaker 6>Feeling down there, and I'm like, no, we're not going
<v Speaker 6>to go down there either. So we look at the
<v Speaker 6>other side, and the other side had tree brakes, and
<v Speaker 6>and she's taking pictures at all this and all the
<v Speaker 6>pictures are perfect. Every single picture she takes is perfect
<v Speaker 6>except one. And she probably took fifty pictures that day
<v Speaker 6>with my phone, and I still have it on my phone,
<v Speaker 6>and for some reason, this one picture is blurry.
<v Speaker 1>Now.
<v Speaker 6>The only thing you can really make out in this
<v Speaker 6>picture is about forty yards off the trail. There's two
<v Speaker 6>trees in an ax That's the only thing you can
<v Speaker 6>make out in that picture, the picture before it, perfect,
<v Speaker 6>picture after it, perfect, every other picture on that she
<v Speaker 6>took that day, perfect, just that one, which kind of
<v Speaker 6>leads me to believe that there's something in that picture
<v Speaker 6>that we're not supposed to see.
<v Speaker 1>So I don't know if something was watching us at
<v Speaker 1>that time that we weren't.
<v Speaker 6>Supposed to see or what, but that one was that
<v Speaker 6>was kind of creepy. Now that's the only in that area.
<v Speaker 6>That's the only thing we ever had happened. We didn't
<v Speaker 6>really other than the energy changing in the woods when
<v Speaker 6>we got close to the arch, everything else was pretty normal,
<v Speaker 6>you know. We didn't really feel intimidated, didn't feel scared,
<v Speaker 6>didn't feel anything else just that area, and once we
<v Speaker 6>got once we turned around and started walking back out,
<v Speaker 6>everything was fine. So I don't know if there you know,
<v Speaker 6>if that was our are signed to not go.
<v Speaker 1>Any further, but that's what we took it, as.
<v Speaker 6>You know, And a lot of people would have just
<v Speaker 6>been like, oh, look there's a tree across there, wouldn't
<v Speaker 6>even have thought twice about it, and it just kept going.
<v Speaker 6>But with my experience and seeing the things that I've
<v Speaker 6>seen and things.
<v Speaker 1>That i've heard.
<v Speaker 6>Yeah, that was a that was a no brainer for me.
<v Speaker 6>That that pretty much I knew what was going on there. Yeah,
<v Speaker 6>that's pretty much all I've got right now.
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