Southern Arizona Bigfoot Sightings - My Bigfoot Sighting Episode 131

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to my big Foot Sighting dot com. My big Foot Sightings all happened in
southern Arizona for the past going on ten years now. My name is Jason.
I've had a lot of experiences with family groups. I've put out recorders.
How it all started out is and I can tell you right now the
thing to look for is you want, you want water, you want uh
you know. There were some gentlemen that said they traveled the rivers and the
streams. Well, that's that's true, because that's actually where I first encountered
them. Actually I encountered their tracks. I didn't believe what I was the
end, so I sent some photo photos off to a gentleman that has been
doing this for years, and I, like I said, I just thought
that maybe it was it was children. But when I got down there and
started looking, I was like, who would who would let their their children
run around in Mesquite? I mean, this is this is Arizona. I
mean everything out here will bite you. You're not going to run around barefoot.
And I started taking pictures and he's like, well, you need to
start making casts, and well I didn't know how to do that, so
I kind of topped myself on that deal. Since then, I've I've gone
from four inch footprints all the way up to believe it or not, a
twenty two inch footprint. When I saw that one, and I've got pictures
of all this. I documented everything. That one spook me out for the
day. That was that was that was an area I could see where it
had come out of the river, walked up on shore so heavy. In
this picture, you can see where it stepped and you could see the the
play and the earth just coming up around it. I mean, it was
just I don't even know how how heavy this thing was. Wow, I
just got that feeling, you know, you need to leave now and believe
it or not. Very spiritual. I'm Lakota, Cherokee, and Blackfoot mixed
with a little bit of Irish. My family comes from their trailer tears,
and I've retraced some of my history talking to my relatives, and we actually
had and I didn't know this after the fact, that my family actually had
dealings with these beings. And I'm gonna call them beans. They're not creatures
that they had dealings with them. They had relationship with them. The Native
Americans have always had a relationship Chip well, come to find out, I
started after that, after I was like, okay, well, I'm going
to do several tests here because I was very skeptical. You're talking about an
elk hunter that that hunted in the HeLa National Forest. I've hunted everywhere in
New Mexico parts of Arizona now and I never I did run into some stuff,
weird stuff, I guess what you would call structures. When I was
younger, I just kind of blew it off. I thought, well,
it's got to be both hunters. You know. I would find elk that
were stripped, Linda Limb, No, no knives, I mean just their
hide was pulled right off of the body and left. Found deer that were
hanging in trees like a corkscrew. Their bones were complete and totally broken.
I've got pictures of all that I've been gifted. One time I was gifted
a knife and I and I couldn't understand that. And what the ironic thing
is, It says we the people, and I still got it dread,
white and blue. It was open and rusted. But the ironic thing is
if I picked this tree well where I found all these footprints because my buddy
told me. He said, Jason, they're around you. These are the
juveniles are going down and they're playing in the water like kids do. And
he said, find you a place and just start start putting a little bit
of stuff out, you know, apples, whatever, you know, feathers.
They like the color blue, just so everybody knows they like the color
blue. And what I do, I'll give away some of my secrets.
As I go to Dollar General and there's a little blue bird that's made out
of wood, and I take those and I take those blue flat landscaping rocks
and I them out. And there's another person that does this, and she
told me, she said, you either put them out one or three.
Well, they like threes and they like seashells. You can get them at
the same place, and I get different colors and whatnot. Started putting out
peanut butter. These guys, the guys were breaking down trees. They were
making a lot of noise. I mean, there's camerasker are kind of a
well they're are They're a river plant and they're very thick and you can't see
through them, and they love to get in there. Well, the day
that I was putting out the peanut butter, you know, I could I
could see this tree sway and couldn't see what we're doing in it, but
I could see it moving and everything else. And the way I figure when
I first started is is they're they're they're trying to scare me out. And
I need to back up a little bit. When I first started this,
I thought, Okay, my buddy's saying that this is Sathquatch, you know,
Okay, Well I'm going to put a test to it. And I
went out there and I found right there where the gifting tree is where I
designated this thing. And I'll get back to the knife here in a little
bit. I took a jar of peanut butter and I took a road clip
with a wire on it, and I hung it up in the tree about
ten eleven feet, kind of like you do with fishing a fishing string,
and I poked a hole in it to where the and I screwed on the
lid. I opened it up and you know it took filming out, put
the lid back on it, puck the roaches clip in there. I hung
it up in the tree to where nothing, nothing could get to that,
and it was up high enough. And I was like, okay, this
is my test. And I said, you know what, hey, you
guys are real. I want to I want to see some kind of evidence
here because I'm on the fence, you know, I want to be I
want to be guys friend, and I just you know, I'm trying to
learn what they are, you know. Anyway, So and I documented all
this and I went back the next day. I used to go down there,
let it look every other day, put out baskets and stuff. Well,
anyways, you could see where one of them was walking right down the
ATV trail. This dirt is fine, like like flour, I mean.
And they're so smart that they've learned that they walk these ATV trails and there's
so many people going through on side by sides and whatnot that they're just they're
running over their tracks. They're destroying the tracks. That's pretty smart. I
never thought about it until I actually saw it and I documented all this.
Well, you can see where one of them eighteen inch footprint, wow,
probably about five inches wide. Five toad come walking down left and right all
the way I've seen where I come out of the river. As I backtracked,
it went all the way up to the tree, reached up, picked,
drabbed a hold of the peanut butter jar, pulled it down. The
only thing that was left there was that lid and that roach clip, and
it took it and it walked right by the tree and dropped right off in
the river and walked the rivers. Well, I got a buddy in Maine
that these things are on his property, and he calls them kind of cave
man. He said, they're different. They look like a caveman. They're
black and they're shorter, they're not as big as the ones up here.
And I asked him, I said, how come I don't ever, how
come I get very little of the of the adult tracks. And he said,
because they travel the rivers. They will walk these streams and they will
not get out unless it's on a rock or whatnot. Okay, Well,
I got pictures of handprints, knuckle prints, you know, and being a
skeptic, I was like, you know, maybe these maybe these are human
tracks. I don't understand why people would actually allow their children to go run
around the way they do. And then I started looking at them, and
these footprints have got toenails, and you can see where they step on the
wet sand and clay because where this happens. And I've got oodles. I
got hundreds of casts. You can see where the mid tarsal break is.
You can see the veins in their feet, you can see the dermal ridges.
I even had one that actually sat down by the river and I was
trying to figure out what they were doing. Well, they were digging for
fresh water clams. There's a hole right here, because when I pulled up,
I was like, it looks like a butt print and sure enough,
something sat down with butt cheeks and dug a hole and you could find I
found the clamshelves. They were just sitting there like you know, I'm like
popcorn. I was like, wow, you know. And then back to
the ninth. Okay, two days after, I guess I designated this the
gifting tree. Very convenient right next to the river. I mean it's probably
like fifteen yards from the river. That's cottonwood tree. I put apples out,
you know, just things that I think, you know, hey,
natural that they like to eat whatever, and it kind of sounds stupid,
but well, but they understand you. I really truly believe that they understand
English. They know, they know you, they can perceive you however they
do it. I mean years of doing this and they know they know what
kind of heart you have. I really truly believe that. You know,
as they used to take the apples and I used to take water mountains.
They love honeydeus love honey, you do cantelope. I was feeding them pretty
good and then I think you're never gonna You're never gonna fill them up.
But it was a treat for them and they realize that. Well. Anyways,
I tacked apples and I would put an apple on each hand and I'd
raise my hands up and I said, these are for the babies. I
want you guys to share. And there's I mean, there's caves everywhere I'm
at, and I kind of, you know, I just had a feeling,
Okay, they're watching me. They're in the caves, they're doing wherever
they're at. They can be in trees, whatnot. I mean, it's
so thick down there. You're at ground zero, and if they want you,
they got you. I mean, there's we're talking a road that you're
gonna have to go, even with the ATV, and I got a Polaris
Ranger one thousand, and you're going to go about five to ten miles an
hour. You're you're not getting out of there in a hurry. I guess
my advice is don't ever shoot at them. If you do, you probably
can disappear. At that point in time, I went down there and I
put out game camera, thinking, okay, well you know what I'm gonna
because at one point in time, I was going to shoot and kill it.
And until I started getting educated on it and realized that, hey,
it's kind of like a Jurassic Park. You know how they talk about the
raptures. You know that guy sitting there and he's like, yeah, I
got this one, and well you don't know about four or five others that
are right there next to you, And I've had them right next to me.
I was fishing down there, and this one really spooked me. Is
I was sitting there fishing and something like a horse came up to me behind
me and buried on my neck. I had a pistol on my hand and
I wheeled round with that pistol and there was nothing there. Scared it.
Well, it's it's it scared me pretty good. It was like, Okay,
I have kata hulas and I take them everywhere with me when I go
out in the field. I never ever go without my catahoulas, just in
case. I mean, we got a lot of bear mountainling, we got
jaguarres, we got everything up here. Everything they will pretty much kind of
like Australia. Everything would just fight or kill you. Well, then they
started building. Structures started coming up on structures, and the ironic thing is
is I put out a recorder. Structure wasn't there yet, and it was
probably about fifty yards. It was right on the river where I put this,
and I used to put out peanut butter and all kinds of stuff for
him. You know, I would make platforms, take a basket. What's
really ironic is you can take a wheel woven basket, set it out.
And they love chicken eggs. Okay, they love chicken eggs, and I
you know, if there's anything that's shining, it's all gone. I've even
got them on the recorders eating the eggs. They eat the egg hole,
I mean shelling all. You can hear them crunching it. You know,
you can hear them when they get into They built a nest up there,
or what I call the nest, basically up in a tree. It wasn't
there one day. Next day it is. I was having trouble getting up
into where I call the shrine, and this is over by my ranch in
southern Arenona, and I would have to back up because the roads were so
washed out, and so what they I figured what they did. I was
having such a hard time. I'd pull in, but I'd have to back
up, and then it was just it was a major pain to flip my
vehicle around. Well a two days later, I'd go back in there and
there's this there's a tree right before that turn where I've had all these problems,
and they built this nest. I was like, okay, well that's
cool. You know, well it wasn't there yesterday or the day before,
you know, a couple days ago. They're they're telling me, here,
you know what, we built you something so you don't have to, you
know, do everything that you're doing. And so anyways, I started putting
stuff out there, start putting recorders. One of them made my microphone something
something bit it. I got recording to them coming down and you can hear
them, you can hear that foot. I mean, I haven't really talked
to too many people about this because I don't like to publicize it. They
are in Arizona. They're down in the desert, they're down in the mountains.
They're closer what you think. They're on my ranch. I've seen wine
that one. It was well, it was about three years ago, and
I was drinking coffee of all things, and I was looking out the window
and and here come this guy. I mean, we've got a pretty big
ranch, we've got our own private roads everything, and they here come this
guy. And I've got one neighbor, and at that point in time,
I didn't really know my neighbor too well. You know, there comes this
this guy and he's in all in black, wearing a black hoodie. And
I was like, okay, well, I got horses here, and I
got registered for I got a lot of stuff here that that uh, I
don't want anything messing with. And I was like, well, who's this
guy and why are all these these dogs around him? And uh, and
I'll get back to uh down on the river here in a little bit because
that that just reminded me of something. Anyway, So he's going along and
I thought, okay, I've got him pinpointed, and he's going to come
around this. I had an evergreen tree out in my backyard by the pool,
and I thought, okay, well I'm gonna I want to see what
this guy's doing, and uh, he's going to come out over here.
We never came out. I saw him and I saw the dogs, and
the dogs were weird because they were just like running around and he was like
this guy was happy to go lucky and it was like he was skiing and
I'm all black, all black. I was like, okay, well,
he never came out. And then my fiancee come out and I was like,
I just I just saw something that I can't explain. She's like,
what are you talking about? And I said, I don't My own student
was out there. I thought he was on the road. Well, come
to find out, I took my uh, I've got a golf cart,
and I took the golf cart after its flip flops, didn't take a gun
with me or anything. And I just I was like, Okay, well
I'm gonna find I'm gonna track this guy, because I mean I've tracked people
before. We'll come to find out he wasn't even on the road. He
was out in the pasture and those dogs, I believe with Kyo. It
was really weird, really weird. And I went down there and there was
nothing there, and I was like, oh, well, there's a trail
right here, Well where are ranches? If you face east is nothing but
blamb land and for miles and miles of Ranslant, it's it's there's nothing out
there. There's there's two water tanks out there, dirt tanks we call them.
And there's I've seen mountain lion tracks out there. I've seen all kinds
of stuff, all kinds of tracks. There's deer, we got uh what
they call coups deer, which is a white tail. It's not like an
eastern white tail. We've got mule deer on property. We got die,
I've got chickens, I've got everything. Whenever we first moved here, when
my chickens turned up missing, well before that, I put up these these
predator there. It's an infrared uh bulb that bleaked. Then I got a
thing that's called I call it an et It looks like an et head and
whenever you get close to it, it gives off a shrill uh you know,
and it starts dumping. It does all kinds of weird stuff. Well,
we had we had a chicken coop pretty close to the ranch house,
and we went somewhere and I came back out and I was like started counting
the chickens, and I was like, well, okay, well I'm missing
a black chicken. Where's the black chicken? At No anybody could have come
in and took it, you know. But the weird thing is is my
et and they stick in the ground. I had them right right around the
perimeter of the henhouse that was out and I look out in the pasture by
the horses. It's seventy five yards away, straight out from the chicken coop,
and I was like, what is it doing out there? I walked
out there, you know what, I think had a switch on it and
it was turned off. It was like something something came in, grabbed the
chicken, shut the door and walked out to this east of us. And
there's all kinds of stuff out there for them to live in. I mean,
it's it's unreal. Anyway, it looked like, well from what I
got, it got spooked or something happened and it dropped it. It was
going to take it home. I don't know what it was gonna do with
it. Anyways, we have you know, I get rock stacks here at
the at the house and I'm gonna I'm gonna tell you and anybody that's experienced
this, they know that I'm not. I'm not full of it. When
you go out and you interact with these beans, they will follow you home.
Uh, they know where you live. I don't know how they do
it. They have they have abilities that we don't have. That's all I
can say. And I guess That's that's the part that really because I'm a
hunter, and uh, I just I want to find out more and more
about them. Now. I've been in places and these things have been around
me to where they could have took me. And I know that I've got
pictures of them that you know, And I didn't know it till my buddy
told me. He said, Jason, when you take a picture and you
get home, whatever bird zooming in, Well, I've got on my camera
alone about five of them then they're looking at me. Didn't even know it.
Now do they create a veil or something? I don't know. I
mean that gets into the woo and all that stuff. But I can tell
you one thing. They they have abilities. I've I've found trees, limbs
that they've they've twisted, and I mean I've got one place that And that's
another thing. Game camera is anything electrical. If they don't want that in
their area, they're going to turn it off. I've had that time and
time again, and I was like, Okay, guys, you don't want
it there, Okay, fine, I'll leave you stuff, but I'm not
going to put out a recorder. I'm not going to put out a game
camera. I got bears in this one area that are taking a bath in
a trough and at that same place, it's kind of a spooky area.
And that's that's where I saw a red one. God mind speaking everything from
this and I haven't seen him since. But I'm gonna, I'm gonna,
I'm gonna kind of go back, okay, because I'm not I'm not in
the same area that that that I was habituating. This family it's actually north
of where I'm at, but it's not a couple of hours. It's a
hop skipping a jump for them. They use the mountains to travel. Do
you believe that they live in caves? What else? Uh, well,
I'll get on to I went into a new area and as far as the
structures and everything, my girlfriend at the time, she didn't. She thought
I was crazier in a bat but uh we pulled up in this one area
and and I saw it, and I tried to, you know, just
just look at things that are kind of normal, but then they're not.
You're gonna you're going to see things that are built out there that and that's
generally what I do is whenever I find a structure, I'll go ahead and
start putting stuff out and activity will it'll kick on. I guarantee it.
Trust is everything for them. You have to go in there, no fear
getting back to the river, and I don't mean to jump around as much.
But there's so many different things that I've experienced. I had a friend
with me and I'm we're down at the river and a colder. I said,
well, you know, I don't know if we're going to see tracks.
I don't know if they're going to give those to you. They always
give me the tracks just to let me know that they're around, because I
asked for them. I need to I need to see the tracks. I
need to know if you guys are here. There is a period if they
like around August is Odimber, they leave for about three months. I don't
know if they go out. I think they go up in the high country
to get out. I don't know. If it's not very far from you
know, you can be up in Elk Country, a cooler country, and
I think that's what they do. But anyways, they built the structure.
Getting back to where my recorder was on that standbar, nothing there. The
day before putting my stuff out, well, I came back and there's a
structure and it looks like it kind of looks like a dinosaur too. It's
only about three and a half feet tall. I got pictures of it.
And the thing is is that when I pulled up there, I was like,
oh my god, you guys built a structure. And I was like,
that's so cool. Well I got there and I was across from the
river, and I took a picture of it. You know, okay,
that's cool. Well, went across the river, went over there and checked
it out. But put my eggs, put my peanut butter, and you
know, some feathers, and you know this and that. What they really
like is those little solar things that it's I had it like an owl and
it bobbed. It's a head bobber and it moves with you know, the
solar power. I put those out there. I got teeth marks, I
got everything. They didn't they didn't take it, but they chewed on it.
Just got pictures of that too. That's that's pretty cool. Anyway.
So I put my stuff out and I found bigger footprints probably I'm gonna say
fifteen sixteen inches. And this was actually down in the in the gravel.
I stepped. I weighed two hundred pounds. I stepped right next to it.
I didn't even indent it. This thing was so heavy that it pushed
down about two and a half inches. And I tracked them, and this
is amazing part. There was two of them right next to the structure.
It's like they were showing off this this structure to me. I don't I
don't know what they're good. I tracked them and they went. The only
thing I could figure is because I found them where their footprints stopped where there's
a sheer cliff. Well, the only thing I could think of is they
cloth they scaled that. I think that they were there when I pulled up
and they skid out them, which is cool because they were watching me up
on top. I mean, this is this is a cane in that's got
a river going to it, and that was pretty cool. Well, then
I kept on putting stuff out of the structures that that that night that they
built that two o'clock in the morning. There's something that sounds like a chimp
going or something like that. It is just for two or three seconds,
and he was like, oh quiet, you know, and then that was
it. The rest of the night, and I was like, well,
and you can hear them building this thing. You could hear the wood.
It is really weird. And I was like, okay, well they allowed
that. They gave that to me anyway, So then hearing me and my
buddy getting back to me and my buddy, we were down there and and
I was a female, and I started casting these tracks and she's like,
do you do you sense that? And I was like what, I'm kind
of getting really uneasy. And then all of a sudden, you know,
trey starts twaying and break in and stuff. About one hundred yards down there.
You couldn't see what was doing it, but and I told her she
was from from Washington and her family had deal with these things before, and
I told her, I said, well that's them. And he said,
well, it's really starting to scare me. And I said, well,
we can't leave. I got to I got to get these tracks because if
I don't get these casts out, they're going to take them. And he's
like, I'm really feeling really uncomfortable. And I said, all right,
I had about probably about ten more minutes to go and and don't ever do
this. But I did it, and I had a thirty thirty, you
know, and I've got I've got the clip of bullets on the on the
butt, on the stock of it. And I said, I'm going to
do a test. He said, what are you going to do? And
so I reached in and I grabbed at thirty thirty and I grabbed into the
barrel with my hand and put it up on my shoulder. I stood out
there on that sandbar and I walked around like I was showing off my gun.
Instantly everything stopped, all that feeling of you know, you need to
leave, get, get, get the heck out of here. Y gotta
yoda. So I ended up pulling the cast. They were there a good
cat and uh, I felt like, you know, we we're gonna And
I had smelt this back up that that smell, that wet dog, futured
meat, skunk, and that was that was the day that I was down
there by myself. I went down there about seven o'clock in the morning and
I was like, my god, what is that smell? And I just
said that out loud. I was like, oh my god, what is
what is that smell? Because I've been around cattle that you know, I
mean I've been in the slaughterhouses and all this stuff, and you know,
I know what it smells. It doesn't that that was. That was just
straight up. It was. If you ever smell that, that's them,
that's them. And I've smelt it up here on top of a mountain and
in a few other places. Uh. Well, anyway, so I did
that. I showed off my gun. We're feeling pretty good, and they're
like, okay, well, you know, all that tension, that feeling,
you know, getting out is gone. So we decided to head down
south and I said, there's another place, and I said, I do
believe this is where actually where they live. So we went down there,
and I always turned my side by side to where I could leave in a
hurry if if I had to. You know, you know, if you
run into a situation, you don't want to be sitting there backing up your
vehicle trying to get out. I always pointed in the direction you're gonna be
heading out. So anyways, we did that, and I put my stuff
out and this and that in a very creepy spot, and that's where I've
gotten You can see where they crossed the river. And what I didn't know
is right across from where I was parked. That's pretty much where they live
in the caves. And I got a picture of two of them after they
threw a rocket, Me and my buddy. They I didn't even know that
that cave system was there because the trees were it up and the wind blew,
and I took a picture. When I did, you can see two
heads sticking up. That was right after they threw two rocks at us.
Well, anyways, me and a girl, we're back on the same stampbar
and she's like, Jason, do you smell that? And I was like,
what does it smell like? Because I didn't smell nothing, And she
said it smells like urine and putrid, rotting flesh. And I grabbed my
dog and I said, it's time to go. We're gonna go. We
gotta go now, and boy are we boogie? And I was like,
well, she told me later on, she said, Jason, she said,
I felt like there was one behind you and it was going to take
you. That creaked me out. She said, something was calling me up
in that arroya. And she said, and I wanted to go, but
she said I didn't. I couldn't. I didn't feel like I could climb
up that. Well. I've had recorders in there and you could hear the
gravel, something big and heavy coming down, ticking off that gravel. And
I've even had growls to where something came down and you can hear the fly.
You can hear it coming down, and this is the word thing.
Remember recorder. I never could get him on on trail camps except for the
one time. Okay, that was probably my only only time, and that
was at night and they were just playing with it anyways. I think they
were training the babies. See this is what you don't want to be around
anyway. So you could hear it come down. Then you could hear the
fly, and then it was land and then it was like it was showing
it, and then you hear it in atlant and then you could hear like
a step, shuffle step, and then there goes to fly again. And
I had the recorder right there in that tree, and it was like,
I don't know what he was doing, maybe just checking everything. I don't
know. He probably knew there was a recorder right there. Then all of
a sudden, I hear that deep guttural growl and I was like, wow,
I mean it just put it gave me shivers just listening to that.
Now I got screams. Three of them down there. This is at seven
point thirty PM, about two and a half hours after I had put it
out. And a friend of mine told me. He said, when you
take a recorder, he said, hold it out and tell them, hey,
you speak into it like this and show them how to use it it.
I mean, you know that they're going to speak into it, and
it's right here. It said, don't try to hide it from them,
just you know, let them know how you know how it works or whatnot.
You know that you speak into it like this, and I did,
and there's anything there's three of those. I mean, just I can't even
describe it. It's a it's like someone's out there with these five hundred watts
speakers just going off. And he did it three times. And the impression
I got is like, Okay, I'm awake. I just got I just
I'm awake. Now now we're going to go hunt. And I think he
was calling everybody else. There's a big family. There's probably I figure that
there's probably a family of probably about twenty two twenty two twenty four. And
what I come to realize is that where I originally started doing this started going
a little further down the river, and their families are interconnected. It's like,
in this case is kind of weird. It's like you got mom and
dad, you got grandpa or grandma, you got you got all these other
kids, you got this and that, and the further you get, I
mean, you keep on going through it. It's different, different territories.
Now they all work together, I believe, But it seems like I was
getting and I would interacting with them more and more. I mean they would
they would hang up deer that were their necks were broke. I got a
that's another thing. And I got a picture of this. I got a
kyoder a dog. I don't know what it is, full skeleton hanging on
a tree. Well, I took a picture of it. And now I'm
gonna call that every one. I had about three different areas down this river.
Every one I show up there and I was like, well what is
that? You know? I spoke me out. I was like, okay,
well there was a dead dog or kyote or whatever that is. There's
a dog, fool, I mean ribcage head everything, everything but a tail
well, and it didn't it didn't have the legs. It didn't have the
legs, but it was hanging there like someone just placed it there. And
I was like, what are they trying to tell me? Well, I
took a picture of it, and I called my buddy and he's like,
Jason, zoom into that. He said, get your picture out, and
I'm all right. He said, zoom into that, and I was like,
He's like, look for the black head behind that across the river.
And I was like, oh my god. And there is this dude calling
a dude. I don't know if it's female or not. And he's sitting
there and his arms are crossed and his head turned to me at the left
and it looks like a silver back grilla, just sitting there watching me.
And I was like, wow, Well, getting back to the little structure
that they built overnight that I heard the little chimp going off when I took
that picture. Started zooming in. There's one and I was right there,
fifteen feet away from it. Okay, didn't see it, didn't hear it.
Nothing. There's one sitting there. You can see the brow ridge,
black charcoal face, black hair, everything, He's sitting up against a tree
and it's my buddy again. It's like he was showing off. Hey,
what what do you think about this structure? You know? And I said,
I used to get really excited. I was like, cool, you
guys built the structure. Man. You know, you got to you got
to go out there with an open heart. You're out there in nature elements.
You've you've got to be grateful for a lot of different things. And
the more and more that you do that, the more and more they sent
that and they trust that. Now do I trust them? No? I
don't. I go out there with guns. I don't plan on shooting them.
And I've had this little talk and it sounds weird, but I go
out there and I tell them these these are not for you. This is
for you know, mountain, lion, bear or anything else that tries to
hurt my dogs. And I told them, I said straight out, I
said, you know, if you guys mess with my dogs, do you
try to kill my dogs, I'm going to shoot you and we're going to
have World War three. Because you know, I bought a forty four seventy
with four hundred and twenty grain bullets just for this purpose. I never had
to use it. Don't plan on it, because I can tell you one
thing that will happen is if you ever do that. So you kill one
and you get away, which I don't think you will. You get away,
they know where you live. They're gonna come back and they're gonna kill
every horse that I have, every chicken. They're gonna bust down stuff.
I okay, now I did something stupid. Okay, and this is this
is I mean, god honest truth. Got pictures of it. I went
down there. I had a new pistol and a new rifle, twenty two
rifle, Henry, and I had three pitch seven magnum and uh, I
don't know why I did it. It was stupid, but don't ever do
this. I went down and I knew that they were living there. Okay,
Well I went down to the river and I didn't shoot in the brush,
but I decided, okay, I'm gonna I'm gonna run six rounds off
in this pistol. And I was shooting in the water boom boom, boom,
boom boom. And then I was like, okay, well, I'm
gonna take my twenty two and I'm gonna shoot no. I got down down
the river, probably about one hundred yards and I was like, cool,
everything working, didn't think anything of it. Few days later, well,
I'm saying, they know where you live. Two days later I walk out
and I didn't hear nothing. I was sleep in the house and the next
morning I went to go let the dogs out of the backyard. I got
a chain link fence and something, well not something. Basically, I poed
these. I went to their house and I shot around their house. And
that's what I'm saying, don't don't do that if you know that they're living
there or something like that. Very well, I figured I probably woke them
up when I did that, because this is during the day. I don't
go out at night. The night is their time. I don't don't mess
with them at night. Anyways, they tore down my back on my back
chail link fence. This tail link fence was had in bed in concrete,
and I got pictures of this. Something went over there and bent the whole
top rail down, grabbed a hold of the post, pulled it up out
of the concrete. And on top of that, they wanted to make sure
that I knew exactly who did it? I already knew who did it when
I've seen it, because I couldn't even let my dogs out. I was
like, I had a call maintenance, and that's all him. I said,
Well, something happened to my fence. I don't know what happened to
it, but you guys need to come over here and fix this because I
can't let my dogs out. And anyway, so I found a footprint,
an eighteen inch footprint five inches wide, right there in my yard, just
one of them, and I was like, okay, you guys, you're
giving me a subtle hint. They used to come to my house. They
would build rock stacks, a whole bunch of rocks out in the backyard and
they would build these rock stacks and I'd take pictures of them, and then
I'd take my foot and I'd kick them off in the yard. Well,
they did this at least twice a year. And where I was living,
I had no neighbors, and the neighbors weren't you know, no one's going
to come in your backyard and build a rock stack. And the way that
these things were set is the rocks were touching each other and they were,
I mean fitted perfectly. Let's see, so that that happened at my old
house and that was two hours ago, and then Almo was only three miles
from the river. I mean people have heard them go through their screaming and
hand friends on windows and all kinds of things, building rock stacks. I
found all kinds of structures down there. Then that job ended and I ended
up moving. But let me see, Yeah, I've got I've got bigger
footprints of my buddy where the dog was hanging, which was really weird.
Big horn sheep would come down, and it's like there were some times that
I would go through there and something was pushing the wildlife. I would have
dear. I would have big horn sheep that would come down. They weren't
even scared of me. They'd be walking right down the road and I was
like, well, what what's going on with you guys? Who's who's pushing
you? You know? I mean that couldect they were pushing. They weren't
scared of me, but something else was pushing them. Well, then back
up here we ended up moving into the everybody wanted to go riding, while
I decided I'm going to take the dogs out. I'm going to go to
a different area and uh we uh, I got some directions. It's never
been in this area before, so I was, you know, just kind
of romping around and this and that and a bunch of two track roads and
people have gone up and this is up in the mountains, and you know,
I mean there were woodcutters, you know, I mean that there's so
much wood appere that I just I just loaded up my side by side.
I only have to cut wood anyway, So I was, I was out
there gallow that round and and I had my my dog with me and my
cata Hula. I hadn't gotten Athena yet, but we uh well we had
it. We had to stop. And the bathroom so I get out.
He does his thing. I'm doing my thing, and it's just two track
road and anyway, I saw I get back in there, and I get
that feeling that something's watching me, and I look back in the in the
rearview mirror, and there is It's to this day, it just it makes
me laugh. It is a classic. You know, you see the bigfoot
with the arms and the legs and he's like in midstep and he's freezing.
I mean, he's just froze and he's he's, he's bunch, he's he's
like leaning over this, this this juniper tree. And I don't know if
you guys what you know what juniper trees are, but I'm sure you do.
This is a big, full, full sized juniper tree. He was
underneath, and uh, the funny things is he was an orange color,
like an ring a tang. So he stuck out like a sore thumb.
And I was like, dude, you know, and I thought about this
later. You know, if you're gonna you're gonna do this, you're not
You're not really camouflage, not out here, not in green, I mean
anyway, So he I was bent over. I went back and I measured
that tree where he was bent over was six and a half feet from the
ground to the to the about to the bottom of the tree where the tree
actually starts getting green the limbs six and a half feet times two. That's
a big dude. And what got me and he spooke me out this one
okay, one way in, one way out. He's behind me. I
know, I have to come back out this way. And I saw him.
I had binoculars, I had my guns, I had my phone,
I had every way of filming him, and I could see the white in
his face and it was white. He's probably about one hundred yards from me.
Well, I figured what happened is is when I got out and the
dog to do our thing and jump back in there, he was behind me
and he was just checking out see what I was doing. And I had
been driving around all these roads. I was praying all this commotion, and
he's like, Okay, well, you know I need to go check out
this guy. I need to figure out what he's doing. That's just just
my own opinion what he's doing. Anyways, when I looked at him,
and I was sitting there and I was looking at him, and I was
like, that's a bigfoot, that's a sasquatch, and he's he's an orange
color. And I shook my head and I was like, am I really
seeing what I'm seeing? And you could see the wind blow and you could
see where he had his arm frozen, you could see the hair moving.
Then God's my witness. I get this thing in my head saying I'm a
red angus. And I didn't answer him back, but I was thinking,
you're not a red angus. And I'm going this way and I turned the
key and Omahas we left, I was like, I was like, this
guy had I exercided a telephone pole. He was a big dude. Then
I got home, I was all excited and I was like, well,
okay, let me finish up. I went up there and after that encounter,
I went up there and I turned around and I started getting really spooked
and I was like, I don't know where this guy's going to be.
He's he's behind me here and I got to come out and what I do
pull out my forty five seventy and there was a dirt pond right before where
the encounter happened. And I thought, okay, well, I'm a play
kind of safe. I need to calm down. I need to cool down
here, give him my head, get my head straight of what I just
saw. And I parked side by side, left dogs in there to pull
out my forty five seventy and I just put it on my shoulder and I
started walking around. I said, well, you know, I can't.
I can't let this guy think that I got that I'm bearing him because I
do believe that they respect you if you don't fear them some way, some
form but sometimes I do. I do get that fear, because sometimes I
get those feelings. Not today, Jason, don't come down here today.
And you need to listen to that. They're trying to tell you something.
Well, anyway, I got out there and walked around, and I just
came back up to where I could see the side by side because I was
fearful that something was going to come in and probably take my dogs or mess
my dogs and then World War three is going to start. So I could
see them, and I didn't go too far. But when I came back
up, I get this distinct feeling you need to get in your vehicle and
you need to leave, and you need to leave now. And I got
chills. I got oh my god, it was it was like okay,
and I throw them, Oh okay, I'm going. But I'll tell you
what I do believe because I pulled that gun out, they know exactly what
guns are. I know this. And that time I was on the sandbar
and decided that I was going to pull one up on one I got in
for sound. I meant to tell you about that that day that me and
the girl were down there and she said, I'm smelling something that smells like
rotten meat. And we left. She left over in the in the Phoenix
area and she had to go home that day. Well, we stayed out
there for i'm gonna say, probably a couple of hours in a different place.
And I decided I was gonna show her this this other other area.
I'm too familiar with them, but they're down there too, and that that
was north of where we're at. Well, anyway, so I started getting
this this chest pairly bad chest pain, like my my sternum. It was
like, and I'll remind me because I went home and I was trying to
lay down and I couldn't rest. It just was like something was like it
was almost like alien something was trying to break out of my chest. It's
really weird. And I talked to my son he was there, and I
said, you know, I said, I'm really feeling bad. I can't
sleep, I can't get over this. What is going on? And he's
like, are you having chest pains? And I said, yeah, the
dad, you need to a hospital. I was like, all right,
well, you know, and I was like, well, maybe I don't
know, maybe I'm having a hard time. I don't know. And I
went to the hospital and they get me a metric lytroom, pills and you
know, they they get me stuff to hydrate me and everything else. And
this other girl had already left to go to Phoenix. She's like, well
I got to go home. Okay. Well I went through that and I
asked the doctor to start thinking about it infantoun and I asked her, I
said, what's going on? She said, your sternam is is loose.
You're are not not my snam. Your sooft i gifts is loose. Well.
I called my buddy from Washington and I told him. He said,
you're the fourth person, fourth and fifth person that have actually reported this.
And I said, dude, I thought I was getting I thought I was
having a heart attack. Well, and uh, it kind of it started
going away after a while, after probably two or three hours and in the
hospital there, and I went home and I called her and I said,
how are you feeling? And she said I feel terrible. And I was
like, what do you what do you feel like? She's like chasing me
and she said, Mike, my chest is hurting. And I said,
you need to go to the hospital. I said, I just came from
there and they gave me these pills, and they said, if this ever
happens again, take these Natral glissroom pills. So I carry nights to go
some pills on me. THEYD have a like, I said, they have
a lot of abilities that we don't understand in this area that that I frequent.
I took some friends up there. Usually I go up there alone.
Real creepy spot three droll manipulated. It's it's like a it's like a meeting
spot. It's very remote. I mean we're talking, we're very very very
remote. I mean we're not even close to a major highway or anything not.
I mean people. The only ones that is going to be up there
maybe ranchers and uh it takes an ATV in order to get up to the
roads all blown out everything. Anyway, it's up there by the cross I
took them up there and there from Kentucky, and they didn't know what I
was doing. And they're young couple. I didn't I didn't want to tell
them, hey, well, you know, they're they're softquatch up here and
this is what I'm doing it. So I was consolantly putting stuff out where
I normally put it, and I went back to the side by side,
and uh, and I went girl and we all because I didn't say that
very long. I mean, it always creep me out water a year round,
so I know they're always in there. And that's where they actually shut
down all my electrical devices and everything. Every time I put stuff out,
it's always gone. There's no trace, like nothing was there. I mean
nothing. I get back in the side by side and I asked her,
I said do you feel that? And she's like, now what? And
I said, my head is on fire right now, on fire. And
I said we need to go. We need to get out of here.
And I laughed and went. In About three minutes of leaving that place,
I had cleared up and I was like, all right, I didn't want
me to in there. This is the same place rock clacks. Okay.
I was down there by myself, and I was putting out my stuff because
there's an old well head and there's concrete there, and it's it's pretty cool
because the trees in front of it, so anybody that goes up in there,
they' to see any of this stuff. Well, I was putting all
my stuff out and there's a deep, dark canyon that goes way back up
in there. I mean they were talking dead end road. There ain't nothing
up there. Yeah, I don't even believe you can even get a horse
up in there. Bear, there's there's a lot of different things up in
there. Anyways, I hear this, and I've been around heavy equipment,
so it's got to be pretty loud for me to actually hear it, because
I've lost my hearing some of it. And I could hear this and then
over here about fifty yards, and then here we go again on another one
fifty yards, and I was like and then I was like, oh,
that's cool. You know, I haven't they haven't clacked at me before in
this area. And I was like, wow, they're actually telling me.
Maybe they're getting excited. Maybe because every time I go up there, they
always know I put stuff out. You know what they like is they like
honey, Chris Basplet can tell you that that's secret. They like honey Chris
Bapple put them out there. I don't give them a whole bag. I
just put out like maybe three or four, and I put them up high
where the deer and stuff can't get to them, and you know whatnot anyway,
So and so I left there and go back. It's about twenty three
miles one way from the ranch on this one area and the other area back
to where they made that nest. Because I feel like because they knew that
I was, I was having problems. There's trackways up there, you know.
I mean you get you get a trackway that's about three or four feet
wide. It goes up in this canyon. Everything is all the vegetations out
of it. It kind of looks like a cow trail, but it's not.
It's all just flat. Anyways, that's where I was putting some of
my stuff out. And uh, I decided I had a guy that was
from Switzerland because we used to do these work programs where people would come in
from different countries and they, you know, live a cowboy life to ransom
life, YadA YadA, come up here and help me, help me build
stuff whatnot, and and I give you free room on board and you get
the experience. Well, he's from Switzerland, and one of them was my
uh my other neighbors, and he's from Montana, and he's like, dude,
they're all over Montana. Uh yeah, but he he doesn't actively go
out and investigate them. I don't even consider myself an investigator. I don't
I don't put myself in that label. I just put myself of knowing that
they're there and trying to understand him and respect him in ways that that I
would want to be respected. And that's a very big key element to all
of this is when you go out there, you just uh, you know,
turn them on the way you want to be treated, you know,
go out there was an easy heart and just enjoy, you know, enjoy
the wildlife. You know, I'm not talking about dancing through the woods like
you know, you're high on dope or anything, but you know, but
you know and and have your senses, you know, you know, we
there was another area. I've got several areas around here that I found stuff
and one of them was structured that me and my fiance and I pulled up
and and getting back to that and uh, I always told her, I
said, you know, I see stuff out here, I've experienced this and
that d d D. And She's like, oh boy, this has got
a hole in his head. And I'm with him, you know. It
was one of the kind of one of those deals. Well we went up
side by side, one way in, one way out and we're coming back
down, and there was a plateau and it was just right to where I
was, just right at the right height, and there's a structure and now
I look, there's another structure. There's another structures. There was three of
them all in line. Okay, now I found x's. I found the
ninety degree breaks and they're all leading to water or a roague. They're all
broke the same way. And this is all up here where I'm at right
now, and it's okay, Well, there's an indication in pound trees that
were you know, turn upside down. Rios are sticking up what I mean
six to seven inches in the ground. What can actually you know, how
do they do that? I don't know. I mean we're talking remote areas.
There's a two track road, there's there's an X structure, there's a
tree that's manipulated in ways stacked up that it's just you just stretching your head
and you're like, okay, that's not natural. There's there's no way.
But how did they do it? And we're talking big trees? You know,
you know what it takes to break a mesquite tree. It takes a
lot of force, or to bird nest a mesquite tree. I found limbs
there were eight inches in diameter that were bird nests and that I mean,
I was like, oh my god, I mean, you don't you know
I've heard of these things killing elk and moose. You know. I know
people in Colorado that found well, not a moose, but they found an
elk. It was eleven feet up up in the tree, in the fork
of a tree hanging and it was gutted. It wasn't gutted with a knife.
Now, like I said, I found dear bones. I would go
up here where I'm at, there would be at of a deer that was
snapped. It wasn't. It wasn't it wasn't cut. It was snapped right
in the middle of your arm if you took if something took that and just
snapped it, no bone, marrow, like something just sucked it out with
a straw and then put it up in about ten feet up in the tree.
And I was like at the deer's foot. I found deer that were
dripped of their hide. I found hides that were in the middle of the
road. It's like, I don't know, it's like they're showing off.
They're like, hey, look what we can do. I know what you
guys can do. I don't know how you do it. The force that
it would take to drab a hold of a deer hide and pull it off
inside out. Now, I've seen guys do it with ATVs and everything else
and cables, and you can do it. But this is out in the
middle of nowhere. And it wasn't It wasn't mountain lion, it wasn't wolves
or anything like that, but it was. It was snapped. Anyway,
So going back to the guy from Switzerland, okay, we uh, I
told him, I said, I'm gonna go take you to Top Top.
The top Top is the top of this mountains about seventy five hundred feet and
you can see the whole surrounding area. It's really cool placed. Anyways,
we don't up there, and uh, and I was just I knew they
were up there, but I just you know, And then I was having
fun with my buddy. We went up there, and uh, they got
out. I was I was going to the bathroom, and they decided to
walk down this road and he comes back and he's got this big old yucka
it looks like a football, and he's like Jason what is this? And
I was like, well, what and why? He showed it to me
and he said and I told him, I said, well, that's that's
the fruit of a yucka. You know, it's about size of a football.
Well he's like, well, I don't understand this, and I was
like what. He turned around and on the side of it looked like some
big human had taken that thing like an apple and bit it and you could
see the teeth marks where it went through and they look like horses teeth.
Well, I told him, I said, that's him. And then the
ironic thing, getting back to that smell is I had that and I threw
it on the ground and I was like, okay, we just interrupted someone
was sitting up here having a little or fiesta, you know, they were
eating, and we interrupted him, so they might not be too happy with
it. Well, anyways, the guys came back and and I smelled that
smell that with dogs, nasty odor. And I asked the guys that said,
do you guys smell that? And they're like, no, we don't
smell it. And I said, you don't smell that smell right now?
They're like, no, we don't smell it. And I said, well,
I smell it, and you know skunky. First thing you think is
it's skunk, and then it starts getting amplified more and more. It's like
a veil that you walk into. Well, the only thing I can think
of is that this these beings were up there eating and we interrupted it.
I didn't mean too, but we did. And they were pretty close or
they just wanted to. I hear. They can turn this smell on and
off. I've smelled at about three different times. And what my conclusion is
that if you smell that they're pretty close or they're standing right there next to
you, you don't even see them, you know. So let's see what
else. Borb Troy agent. Oh okay, okay, okay, okay,
I'm gonna wrap it up. Okay. Uh talk to retired bord tro agents.
They've had problems with them. They are moving through Mexico. I believe
that we're getting more more and more sightings because of the fires that were in
Canada. It's a nice safe place for them to live. There's plenty of
feed down here, and there's the Moggion ram Uh that's full of them.
Payson, Arizona Page, Arizona if you look for it, you'll find it
out here. But anyways, that is some of my big foot sightings.
Well that's it for tonight's show. If you've had a big foot siding and
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