It’s So Exciting to Be Around a Bigfoot Family - My Bigfoot Sighting Episode 134

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to my Bigfoot Sighting dot com. My Bigfoot sightings have all happened in the
Ozark Mountains of Arkansas. This is Kenny Buzzby here and just wanted to go
over some sightings and a whole lot of experiences that I've had, you know,
over the years. And I'm not going to take you back to my
childhood or anything like that, but I'm gonna take you part of the way
back over the last let's say eight to nine years or something like that.
But it's so exciting to be around a bigfoot family, and that's what we
are. We're around a bigfoot family and gotten to know this family so well.
It's unbelievable. And hopefully y'all will learn some stuff today. I know
there's nowhere's on here. I'm gonna know where, obviously, that's how I'll
break it down. Anyway, there's no word. Then there's believers, which
means they actually have it seen a bigfoot or sasquatch or a skunk ape down
in Florida or Louisiana as they call them down there. We don't call them
that here obviously, but pretty much the same thing. But anyway, there's
believers that have it seen a bigfoot, but they believe. And then there's
the on the fencers as I call them, and those are people who wants
to learn about bigfoot, but they've never seen one and they just really don't
know if they can believe in one or not. And they won't believe in
one until they see one, and that's understandable. And then of course there's
that fourth one I don't even want to talk about. They're never going to
believe in him no matter what. But we won't go there. But anyway,
as I mentioned, I have a family of them. Actually I have
two families. I don't know if I'll get to the second one or not.
But I met this one particular family. We went fishing one day and
we were just casually fishing, me and my wife at the time, and
we were just having fun, just talking and doing all that kind of stuff,
and all of a sudden, just out of the blue, I hear
some rustling off over to my right and it's still like someone coming through the
woods. Now this is let me back up there for a second. Let
me introduce you to the family first, because this is not going to make
any sense to y'all. I almost forgot to do that. Unless I introduce
you to the family. I'm not going to introduce you to all of them.
There's fourteen of them that we've named. But the main characters I'm going
to talk about today are well Daddy, as you just figured out, we
call him Daddy. He is the alpha male. He is fourteen feet tall,
yes I said fourteen feet tall, darker hair color, of course,
huge and if you don't know, all of bigfoot arms, they go all
the way down to their knees unlike us humans. A lot of y'all probably
already know that that studied anything on the phenomenon. There's Papa too. I've
never even posted a encounter with Papa. He's the retired alpha, is what
I call him, because they do retire as alpha's after they get older.
They get old and gray, just like we do. Yes they do,
I believe it or not. They do. But he's about the same height
as Daddy is. And then there's Mama. That's the oldest female of the
group. She's about eight and a half between eight and a half nine foot
tall. That's another thing, if you don't know, females do not get
as large as males do. Just about the same as in human you know.
But that's just a fact. And she's about the same color as Daddy
is, you know, darker color, dark brownish to black. That's what
really the whole group is until I get to Sissy, but I'll tell you
about her here in just a minute. And now Mama she had her last
kids she ever had ever since we known this family. There has been kids
that they've had since we've known them, obviously, but the last kids that
Mama had was twins. She's getting on up there in age, so that's
probably the last kids she is going to have. But she got blessed with
twins the last time she ever had any. Now do I know for a
fact that's the last kids she's gonna have. No, of course, the
one thing you do know about Bigfoot is that you never know. And I'll
say that too, and you'll hear me say another saying at the end of
this. But anyway, those kids are named Little One and JJ, and
I guess nowadays, as I'm speaking to you right now, I think there's
I don't keep this stuff on pen and paper, y'all, don't jot this
stuff down. It's all by memory. We just have fun with a family.
That's all I do it for. I don't take a whole lot of
photos. I take some, don't take a whole lot of audios. I
have some. I have one of the most awesome ones you'll probably ever hear
that I've posted across the internet before. You can look that up by my
name if you want to, in certain groups. But they're getting bigger now,
the twins. They're, like I said, six years old now.
And y'all can do the math. We have figured this out at least our
family anyway, They grow anywhere from four to six inches a year. I
know, it's pretty cool. We figured that out just over the years.
And they look pretty much like their mama and daddy, do you know,
as far as the color and all that. And then we'll come to well,
one of my favorites, Junior. He is the jokester of the family,
as you'll find out here in just a little bit. I love him
so much. I hate him. He is truly a jokester. I love
him to debt. We try to play pranks on each other all the time.
And yes you lose this, Yeah, that do me. But Junior
he's not quite as dark. Well he is. He's getting a little darker
in his older age, but he's still not old. He just barely above
a juvenile level even today, you know. And he's about now, he's
almost thirteen foot he's between twelve and a half and thirteen foot tall. Then
we're gonna go to his brother. Trey is his older brother, probably by
year or two now. He is thirteen foot tall, probably a little over
thirteen foot tall, And I would imagine Junior and Trey are going to be
as tall as their daddy is, which daddy is Junior and Trey's daddy.
So then we're going to go down to Sissy probably, I would guess,
now, I don't know. She's definitely my favorite female Bigfoot without a doubt,
and I'm going to give you an incredible experience about her hearing just a
little bit. And now she's totally different from the family, the rest of
the part of the family. She's not originally a part of this original family
that I'm going down the list here of Junior went off to a different family
got her. I don't know what family that is. I have no clue,
but he brought her back and apparently they're soul mates because she stayed with
our family ever since she came. And we didn't know at first if she
was just going to be a visitor or what. But now she stayed and
she's about the same high. She's a little bit shorter mama is, but
she's probably between eight and eight half feet tall something like that. Anyway,
let's see who else am I gonna mention in the experiences today? Bubba maybe
now he's a middle of the pack one. He's between Junior and the twins.
He's right in that area there about the saying color is that side of
the family. And let's see, there's man Twa now man Teawa. By
the way, she's the only one. This is kind of interesting. She's
the only one that we found out. That's her real name. We spell
it m A n t e w A. I don't know if that's Indian
or bottom have a clue, but that's what her real name is. And
by the way, that's Trey's woman. Man Tewa was not from this original
family either. Trey went often got her from a different family, brought her
back. Now in my second family, me and my wife split and I
moved back on the farm in with my brother here for a while. And
anyway, there's always been bigfoot family on the farm out here, you know,
ever since I was growing up. But like I said, I ain't
going to go that far back. But there still is. And there's one
I converse here with I nicknamed Jaju. He told me his sister's name.
I don't know if I'll ever get to those experiences today or not. I
might jump to it. I don't know, just depends on my mood,
I guess at the time. And then he's got a daddy named Jory,
and that's his real name. I have saw Jory one time, and that
was under unique circumstances. But like I said, I don't know if I'm
going to get to those experiences today or not. I would like to give
one of those though, because every experience is cool. It doesn't matter if
you just see a glance of one or they're all super cool, you know
that. I mean, there's a lot of people that they just wish they
would see one in life, just to get a glimpse. I have all
these sightings and stuff and it's this done real. I'll just call them quite
a few, how about that. But anyway, so let's get to the
structure of family is very important, and a Bigfoot family, they all have
their duties, all of them have jobs within that family and they have to
behave. That's why they call him the alpha male. He's the leader of
the family. Notice I don't call him clans. There's a few certain words
I don't like. Clan is one of them. I call them family because
they are family to me. So that's one of my pet peeves. Anyway.
But anyway, getting back to what I was saying, they have family
structure. It goes alpha, then down to the oldest kids, and then
you get down and then they daddy has to teach you how to hunt.
I mean, Junior's a daddy. Oh I forgot to mention Archie. Oh
my gosh, I'm so sorry. Archie is Sissy's son and Junior's son.
So now Archie, he's like brown because he takes after If you remember me
saying Sissy, she's real like brown. She's like blonde. She's almost just
a blonde. I mean for real. That's why I'm saying. She's not
nothing like the rest of the family. So Archie's kind of a mix between
Junior and Sissy. But anyway, I don't know how I'm gonna go in
older here because I'm a rambler. Really the first experience that comes to my
mind. But to give you an idea of the kid's age, Oh,
I forgot to tell you about man Teawa. Trey and man Teawa had a
little girl. Her name is Mary Jane. We named her after my mom.
My mom's name was Mary Jane, and she is not quite one years
old yet. She will be one years old on June the ninth. As
a matter of fact. Archie. On the other hand, he'll be three
years old October the first of this year. How do we know because we
were there when they were born. Now the other ones that we have no
clue when they were born obviously, I mean they were existed before we ever
knew them, So there's no way to tell unless we just ask them,
which is possible. That's another thing. They do know how to speak English.
They know how to interpretate English. Don't think they don't. And if
you're ever caught in this situation, you could speak English to them. Don't
think you can't, And don't think they can't understand English, because that's a
bunch of bull. I'm just telling you that right now. They can understand.
Now they speaking, they're gibberish is what I call it, which that's
hard to understand. You just got to know them a while before you can
understand that. And even I don't even understand all of it, but I
can get the gist of it usually, And then they can actually mine speak
to you. Yes, they can mind speak to you. I think it's
after they trust and respect you. And you'll hear me say that all the
time. Trust and respect is everything with a Bigfoot family. But anyway,
if you don't establish that, you're never going to have any luck. Or
if you go out in the woods and you're going out there for the wrong
reasons, you're never going to have any luck. If you're going out there
wanting to shoot one, you're never going to have any luck. I'm just
telling you right now. They can read your intentions. You can think what
you want, but they can read your mind or they get this feeling of
you, I mean, this aura off of you. They know and they
only showed themselves to certain individuals. I also believed that. So anyway,
I told you I was a ramer. I think that's all I need to
mention to you before it gets started on the experiences. But anyway, one
of my most amazing experiences was me and the wife at that I can't remember
how long ago this was. I don't know. Like I said, I
don't keep up with stuff like that. I know it's been over five years
ago. Oh, let me explain this to you real quick. Now.
After we seen Daddy that day, that wasn't that big of a deal.
Well it was a huge deal, it turned out, because we met the
alpha male right off the bat, and he approved of us, and then
we started seeing them lickety split, and we started naming them or nicknaming them
one at a time every time we see them. And we have fourteen named
and we did not nickname none of them until we actually had a sighting of
him. Now we've heard more. There's probably at least twenty in the whole
family, is my guestimate, but we haven't seen them, so we don't
give them a nickname. So there you go with that. Now, one
of the most I don't know, outstanding experiences that we've ever had or I've
had. My wife didn't see this, even though she was there that day.
We were at our gifting spot. And I guess I can go back
to that here in a minute, since I'm already starting this again. But
anyway, went to the gifting spot, we checked on the gifts that we
left there, and we were about ready to go. We had heard vocalizations.
There's hardly ever been a day that we haven't went to our gifting spot.
And by the way, the gifting spot is on a creek, right
on the creek bank, way out in the middle of nowhere. I mean,
it's you can hear miles but anyway, it's on a creek bank,
and just keep that in mind. But I went to check on the spot
and they had brought the bread sack. I'll get to that in a little
bit. We usually gifted on bread and whatnot. And I went back and
we were just about to leave, and we heard some more vocalizations, so
we stayed around a little bit longer, and I went back over there to
my spot to where I usually sit at or stand whatever. And my wife
usually she had a spot about fifty yards down there where she used to sit
at, you know, if we weren't sitting together at one of the two
spots. Anyway, So go back over to my spote and I look to
the right. We're right seeing Daddy in of course, I mean a whole
lot of them to my right before. But I'll look back over to the
left this time before I turned around to go, and I couldn't believe what
I was saying to me with you, I was just stupefied. I just
stood there and what I was seeing was Sissy and she had Archie and she
was breast feeding Archie, and I'm like stunned. I was stunned. So
I just sat there with my mouth just dropped wide open, and I know
she saw me. I mean she was in the clear open there. She
looked me right in the eyes and just looked at me for about five ten
seconds, just straight in my eyes, and I couldn't even move. Then
I got this smile on my face, like, man, this is so
cool. Because you gotta know Sissy's demeanor. She's very very gentle. Her
demeanor is even gentle when you see her. She's very soft spoken. Even
you know, I probably wouldn't wanna make her mad ay, but she's very
soft spoken, unlike her husband. But speaking of which, he was standing
to the left and Trey Junior's brother, her brother in law, was standing
to the right. Now, that's some really good protection right there, if
you ask me. But my whole point of saying that is, if you
see a female, there's two males nearby, I'm going to let you know
that. There's a lot of people that don't know that. That's one thing
I've always preached, because females are treated like queens, and they are queens
of their family because there were what makes the family go. I promise you
that. But anyway, she looked me right in the eyes, and she
had never seen nothing like it before. She had the most bright blue eyes
I've ever seen blue eyes. And I'm like, and this is kind of
weird blue eyes. So she said, Archie down. He wasn't old enough
to walk by pedally yet, because they start off on all fours. I
don't know if y'all knew that or not either. They just don't automatically start
by pedal walking, you know, they don't do that anyway. So he
sat there for a second, right in front of her. And by the
way, they're born about twenty six to thirty inches long. By the way,
that's about how big he was back then, a little bit bigger than
humans by probably six or eight inches something like that. I think the average
human is like twenty two or something like that. They're like twenty eight to
thirty thirty two something like that. And he was just down there, he
was just looking around, just like and he even looked at me, and
that little sucker had blue eyes too, and I was like, oh my
gosh. So he walks a little bit more around her. She almost done
a quarter around her each time, and then he looked around for a little
while, led down at the creek and over the tray. He went that
way first, and then he went behind her and stood there for a minute,
and Sissy's here. She keeps looking at me and I still have it
moved. And then he comes on around and then finally he comes back in
front of Sissey and he does just like one of our little kids would do.
He was able to stand up on his hind legs, but just to
reach up to his mom and you know, that loving gesture that our kids
would do. And she picked him back up and he started nursing again,
and off she walked. She just went on through the forest. Junior was
behind him and Trey was in front of her, and until they got out
of my sight. And that's one of my most amazing stories that I've ever
had, and I've had a lot of really good ones, but this went
on for about three minutes, maybe four minutes, but it felt like I
was standing there probably I don't know, it seemed like an hour long.
It was just in slow motion. I was like, wow. And I
went back and told my wife and I was like, you're not gonna believe
what I just saw. She goes what? And I told her that she
goes what. I was like yeah, I'm like, I think it's time
to go back home. I think that's enough for me today. She just
laughed. But that one was really cool, really cool. I mean,
maybe my most favorite and amazing one without a doubt. I mean, who
else can say they seen a big foot nursing their baby. You know,
I don't know. I haven't heard of one yet. I don't guess,
But anyway, I guess we could tell a junior story. Now, let
me tell you about the gifting process. I told you I had to get
back to that. So after we seen Daddy, the first sighting of him
was just him showing up. I seen half of his body. He grunted
like he didn't mind us there at all, and he just went about his
way. That's pretty much. That's it. I can't make that one much
more interesting because you already know how tall he was and what he looks like.
So's I can't make that much more interesting than that. But our gifting
spot after we seen him, so we decided to set up a gifting spot.
We just picked out a spot to you know, sit down. So
we started gifting on a loaf of bread so we'd leave and a couple of
days later we come back and the bread was gone. This is the first
time we ever did this. Now it's going to get deeper than this,
but it was gone. So we figured it just got taken off by who
knows. We didn't know at the time. Could have been taken off by
a squirrel, a coon, or deer, whatever, you know. Who
knows, we didn't know at the time. So a couple of days later
we come back, still wasn't there. So it was like, well,
there goes that experiment. Well, a couple of days after that or the
next day, I can't remember, but the next time we went down there
anyway, there's the bread wrapper right in the same spot where we left it
at and I'm like, hmmm. So I got to contemplating and dangerous thing
for me. I got to think, now I'm looking at this bread sack
and they had taken all of the bread out of it without puncturing a hole
in the bread sack, and I'm like hmm, and twisted it back up
at the end because we put it out there with a bread tie still on
it, so they took the bread tie off of it. Now they didn't
put the bread tie back on, but they did twist it back up at
the end, and I'm like, there's not a hole in this sack nowhere,
nowhere I looked it. If it would have been a coon, and
I started going through the animals that could have done this, there was no
way. Yeah, coon done it, a squirrel done it, any of
those scavengers out there in the woods. That a bear couldn't have done it.
Nothing could have done that except what we just saw a bigfoot. Because
they have hands, they're smart. And so moving on, next time we
go down there, we take them another loaf of bread. We put it
in the exact same spot, and we left. Now, every time we
went down there we heard howls and vocalizations and grunts sometimes and just things like
that. But I'm just talking about the gifting process right now. So we
go back down there and take another loaf of bread. We leave, come
back a couple of days later, bread gone again. I'm like, h
Then I got to thinking, now, if this rapper gets brought back again
with no holes in it, and it's twisted back up at the end,
I know for a fact who it is, and so leave, and when
we come back again and there it was the same way they brought back the
first one, no holes, no marks in it. By the way,
bigfoot don't have claws either, They've got fingernails like us. But anyway,
and it was just twisted up at the end, and I was like,
well, we know we have a bigfoot. Well we already know we have
a bigfoot, but I'm starting to think, well, where there's one,
there's more, unless you get a road one ever so often, you know,
but most of them are very family oriented, so when you see one,
there's more. So we're like, okay, this is the Bigfoot family
doing this. So we marked that, and they obviously marked that their gifting
spot. And let me tell you this, we did learn this. Once
they take food from you or any kind of gift, doesn't matter. They
like shiny stuff, they like all kinds of stuff, but they love their
food and stuff. They love sweets, by the way, and we'd gifted.
I'll get that in second. But once you start gifting a Bigfoot family,
that becomes a sacred spot, which means what I mean by that,
they're the king of the forest without a doubt. And if you don't know
that, you should. They are the king of the woods. So if
they mark that a sacred spot. There's no animal will ever come close to
that spot. I promise. There's been a few times I've left a loaf
of bread out there and they wouldn't even touch it for three or four five
days, and not another animal touched that sack of bread, not one,
not a squirrel, even though it sat there that long. That's really amazing
if you really stop and think about it, because what raccoon and what squirrel
wouldn't like to get into some bread, you know. But anyway, I
just wanted to say that too. Once you set up a gifting spot,
I mean, that's sacred. And after the second time, they dug us
a little hole there, and that meant that's where they set up the sacred
spot at. And that's where we always gifted them at, was that spot
from then on out. And then so we kept doing this, and I'd
keep all the bread sacks, you know, and well I think one time
I got up to thirty of them that they returned. And they expect you
to pick that back up too, because you're in their house. And when
you bring the trash out there, they took it, They took the food,
They brought the trash back and they expected us to pick it up.
If we left it there, they would probably been mad. I'm just being
honest, because they like to keep their house clean, you know. But
anyway, I'm just throwing little tidbits in here and there. And pretty soon
they started gifting us back. And like I said, I saved up like
thirty of those sacks one time, and I probably had all kinds of bigfoot
DNA and people saying well, you should send this in for DNA and blah
blah blah. I don't care about DNA. I just enjoy being around them,
you know. That's it. That's why we don't hardly take pictures.
That's why we don't hardly do audio. But you know how people are.
I don't know. If you ain't got a photo, didn't happen, If
you didn't send it in for DNA, that didn't happen. Well, okay,
if you don't want to believe, that's fine with me. I don't
care. I ain't doing this for you anyway, so bye. But anyway,
there's the gifting spot. Now. Pretty soon they started bringing us some
pretty extravagant gifts back. I mean, whole deer. Imagine this whole deer,
not just hole deer. Not all of them were hold deer. It
was kind of weird. So they brought us back over a dozen deer.
Not at one day, no, no, no, no, not at
one time. This is over a period of time. I'm talking about probably
over I don't know, a year's time, somewhere right around in there.
And some of them were hole deer. Some of them they ripped the deer
in half and would still to meat on it. Some of them ripped in
half with just I mean half of it had meat still on it, and
they just ate the rest of the bone. And then one deer they ripped
in half and they ate all of it off, even the backstrap, and
they left us half a backstrap, but the rest of the deer was gone,
the rest of the meat was gone. So yeah, I had.
Yeah. Now, we did take a few pictures of the deer and now
the whole deer, just to explain some them to you how a bigfoot kills
a deer, and I could show you pictures to prove it. I got
three of them on pictures. I posted one on the internet before, I
think. But they break its neck, and they break its leg, one
of its legs, and that's how they kill them. And then I mean
because I had a picture, I have three pictures, or I have pictures
of three deer, three separate. You know, that's whole deer. There's
not a bullet wound in it. There's not an arrow wound in it.
There's nothing wrong with these deer, nothing except for their neck broke and their
leg broke. That's it. And then I had some people say, you
know that got killed by a wolf or a coyodes. I'm like, there's
not even a byte mark in it. I mean, the bigfoot come back
and got the deer. Later in a couple of days, they were gone.
After they brought us one, they just took it and ate it because
we couldn't take the gift because it wasn't we would have got sick. Because
the time that they were gifting us these deer, it was well. I
mean here in Arkansas, I mean even in the winter time, it'll get
in the seventies, close to eighties sometimes, you know, and in the
sunshine, deer don't let that's too long, even in the wintertime here when
you're hitting those warm spells. Anyway, so anyway that there's the gifting now
there's I had one. I had Archie and Sissy give me a little it's
like a little dog, like a little white night kind of dog. And
guess what it is? Right where I stood, right in the middle of
a big foot track. It was right in the middle of a Sissy track,
and there was a little Archie track right there beside it. And anyway,
it was right there where I stand at said at whatever you want to
say, And I picked it up. And guess what, how I run
it. I told y'all that Sissy and Archie has blue eyes. This little
dog had the bluest eyes I've ever seen. So I told them, thank
you, and I put it in my pocket and I carry and I just
I just called him Marching because I knew who it come from. I just
called him marching. And I had that little guy, and it hurt me
so bad. Here about a couple of months ago, and I carried him
around. I did not go anywhere without Archie nowhere and anyway. I carried
him around everywhere I went. And one day I woke up, I got
my pants on, I was fixed him to go somewhere, and I re's
over. I kept him right here on the right by the bed and he
was gone. I'm like, oh, I set him somewhere else. I
looked everywhere. I turned this place upside down. I don't know where he
went. Still bothers me to this day, but y'all, I ain't here
to hear about that. Just my bad luck and just really bad on my
part. But anyway, and they would they give you different things, and
so I took him man simple things like they like shiny things. They like
shiny rocks, they like just anything shiny. Really. But I'll tell you
one thing that we did give them, as they didn't particularly like apples at
all. I mean, we took them some apples over there one day,
and they didn't touch those things for six days. I'm surprised they didn't run,
to be honest with you, But they finally ate them. You know,
I had one, I think it was like the fourth day out there.
I should have took a picture of that. There was one that had
a bite taken out of it, just like a human bite, and it
was just about the same. It looked like Archie took a bite out of
it, is what it looked like. Because it wasn't one of it wasn't
see either one of the larger ones, you know. But I should have
took a picture of that. That was interesting man. Anyway, So there's
the gifting, you know, aspect of it. And people said, what
do you feed them for? Don't you know when you stop feeding them,
they're gonna get mean. I'm like, you don't understand the gifting process of
it at all, do you? I said, first off, we're not
feeding them. Do you think you can feed a bigfoot family on a loaf
of bread? Tell me how you're gonna do that. It's all a matter
of trust and respect. It's gifting them, they gift you back. It's
a communication thing, is all it is, you know. And I don't
know those kind of people. It's that neither heir nor they're quit feeding the
bigfoot. That'd be kind of hard to do. But anyway, we'll take
what you said. I'm running with it going down the room. But there's
the gifting aspect of it, and so that's really cool. My wife finally
made me after I got thirty or thirty five sacks or so, and we
were still together at the time. She goes, why don't you throw those
things away? She goes, you know, we're going to get more,
and I said, yeah, I know, so I finally threw them away.
I don't blame her, So let's move on to a junior story.
Now. Remember I don't even like to call them stories. And I'll tell
you what, because when I was a little kid, I call them experiences.
Usually that's all I call them, but I slip up and say story
every once in a while. But when I was a little kid, i'd
go out and play during the summertime, when it was summer break or whatever,
and I can come back in and Grannie could tell when I was lying,
I was doing something I wasn't supposed to be done. She'd always asked
me, aren't you telling me a story, which meaning that it's are you
telling me a lie? So that's why I don't like to call stories.
That just reminds me and my granny asking me if I'm lying or not.
So there you go with that. I don't know what juniors experience to tell
you about, to be honest with you, there's so many of them.
Well, I can tell you a couple of experiences with him on the gifting
process. Now, remember I told you he's a jokester, and I can
mix both the gifting and a junior experience in here. Now, one day
we went down there and we forgot the bread, so we didn't have nothing
to gift them with, which ain't no big deal or anything. You ain't
got to gift them every time you go. But me and my wife we'd
sat down there shut up, and we'd always usually have a couple of beers
when we went. We just sipped on a couple of beers, you know.
And now I got to think, and I said, I said,
hey, baby, do you think we ought to try gifting them a beer?
You just kind of giggle. She goes, why not? So I
said, okay, So I went over there to announce it. I said,
hey, y'all, I'm gifting y'all this beer. So we left that
day, came back, well, the beer was gone and it was just
no, the whole can was gone. And I was like, huh,
well, I guess they do like beer. And next time we went back
down there, there was the can. He brought the can and set it
back at the gifting spot. Now, see y'all, at the gifting spot,
it's up on the bank at the top of the bank, and it
goes from the gifting spot. It goes almost straight down into a hole before
it dips back up. Right before it gets to the creek, there's just
this huge hole there. It's steeped any which way you want to go into
it. Anyway, So one day we were out there sipping on beer,
and I went to give them their gift bread or I don't know. Sometimes
we did cookies and all kinds of stuff. But I left my beer.
I had my beer and a beer titty and a beer coozy. In other
words, I get laughed about calling them that all the time, but that's
what we call them in the South. But I sat up there and I
forgot about it, went home, went out there the next day. Beer
was drunk. Can was sitting there, Well, my beer coozy's down in
the hole, And I'm like, oh no, now mind, Joe Junior's
already got me this way. Three times. I've fallen down going into the
hole three times. And if you don't think a big foot can laugh at
you, he laughs at me every single time I fall in that hole because
he laughs. And what's the world's worst about it is he laughs in my
laugh back at me. Yes, they can mimic you. He got my
laugh down to a t. I mean, he makes fun of me with
my own laugh. Can you believe that crap? Anyway, that's how much
of a jokester is. I mean, he loves to mess with me,
always loves to mess with me, and that's a fact. But one time,
I think we were down there, and this is always at the gifting
spot most of the time, and we were just see me and my wife
go down there. We went down there, I mean it was we never
whispered, we never tip toed around, we never done nothing like that,
which is stupid in my opinion. I don't get these people that goes walking
twenty five miles through the woods, you know, with a big old light,
tiptoeing around and whispered with a big old light in the middle of the
night. That's one of the most stupidest things I've ever seen in my life.
But anyway, I don't that makes no sense because Bigfoot knows you're going
to be there before you even get there. I promise you that. I
promise you they know where you're at at all times. If you're in their
territory, they know before you get there you're going to be there. So
why they do that? I don't have a clue. So we're down there.
We've never been soft spoken. We just laugh, cut up, do
whatever you know, and because hey, and it's a good thing that way
too, because the more they get to know your personality, this is just
my opinion. The more they get to know your personality, the more they
get to know you, and the more they want to be friends with you.
Especially they like to get to know you as long as you learn their
trust and respect. That's kind of how you do that is be yourself in
front of them. Don't be fake, you know. But anyway, we
were down there one day another side note there. I don't know. Maybe
y'all can learn something from the the We were down there and I heard some
rustling over in the leaves to my left this time, and and I was
like, I looked over there and I hadn't seen nothing. Now this time,
me and Vicky, my wife, was standing together. We weren't separated,
we were just standing together. And I had looked over there and I
didn't see nothing. I looked in and I heard the rustling again and I
still didn't see it. Stared for probably two or three minutes over there,
and still couldn't see us. So I look back and I looked back to
the right, and I'm just looking around, you know, and we're just
talking, you know, And finally I looked over there. I was like,
okay, I see him, and I'm like, that's Junior. I
can tell his nogging anywhere. So I'm standing there looking at him and he
ain't moving though, but I found his face. He was just standing there
still, and I said, baby, look over there. And I was
stupid for saying this. We're in a forest, right, wait till I
tell you. I said, baby, look over there between those two trees.
I slid, Oh, no, I just said something that's stupid.
And of course her being sarcastic as I, which is bad, she goes,
okay, smarty pants, which to out of the ten thousand trees is
he between over there? And I narrowed it down for finally she goes,
yeah, that looks like Junior. And about that time, Junior bent down
like he was looking for something. And I'm like, maybe what do you
think he's looking for? Anyway? And she goes, I don't know.
And I can't remember if I yield out that day to him or not,
or just sat there and watched him, but he was just, I don't
know, just look like he's looking for something. I'm like, well,
I wonder what he lost. Well about that time, I saw a little
hand come over his right shoulder, a little come over his left shoulder,
and then he stood back up. I'm like, oh, that's what he
was doing. He was picking Archie up his son. That's what he was
doing. About a couple minutes later, it stood there for a minute and
Archie poked his little head over junior shoulder, you know, And I was
like, oh man, that's so cool. And that experience I call the
piggyback. I don't give all the experiences names, but that one I did,
that's the piggyback. And anyway, they just kind of stood there for
a few minutes, moving a little bit, and they turned around and walked
back through the woods then lost track of him. They just disappeared into the
woods that day. So that's kind of cool. Well, it's really cool.
Actually, what's another good old Junior one? Since I'm rambling about Junior,
should I tell the geese one? The goose one? I don't know.
Oh, there was this one day we were at the Gifting Spot and
Junior's always been joking. He's laughed at me many times, and he's always
been in a really good mood always, I mean never once, you know,
been in a bad mood at all. Ever. See, that's another
thing that a lot of people don't know. It's now everyone, each individual
Bigfoot has a different personality. They don't all act the same, they don't
all up the same. There's a lot of people gets that wrong. They've
all got different personalities, every single one of them. And of course they're
all different sizes, obviously, But Junior's always been in a good mood every
time I've seen him, and that's been a lot of times. Believe me,
I'll never get to all of them on this podcast. I promise you
I'll never even scrape the surface of my experiences on this podcast. But now
see, for instance, his brother Trey, now juniors, if he's just
going through the area, he's gonna come see me if he's in the area,
I mean, he's gonna let me know he's there. He's gonna throw
a rock in the creek almost every time if he's around. You know,
that's just letting me know he's there. And he does it every time.
And now Trey for instance, his brother, his big brother. He'll see
me and you don't see Trey as often as Junior, you know. Anyway,
he'll see me and just look at me and like it's them again,
kind of slugs me off, kind of deal. You know, that's just
his personality, you know. I mean, but Junior one day, Usually
you'll hear when when they're coming up, you'll hear like, like I said,
rustling in the leaves. There's always leaves on the bottom of the forest,
obviously, no matter what time of year it is. But I heard
this rustling coming up. But this wasn't rustling this day. Whatever it was
was mad. He was real mad because it was stomping and it was big
through the woods. And my first thoughts were, I said, I hope
I didn't do something to make Daddy mad. You know. I got to
thinking about that for about fifteen seconds or so. I was like, I
hope I didn't make him mad, cause I couldn't think of who else would
be He was mad, though, But come to find out, it wasn't
they. It was a junior. He was mad at something. I don't
know what he was mad at. He didn't tell me. He glanced at
me and Vicky. I mean he was right out in the open. I
mean he glanced at me and Vicky and he didn't pay us no mind at
all. He was not there to see us. He didn't care if we
were there or not. That's the loudest I've ever heard him grunt in my
life. I mean, he was grunting and a looking for something, like
he'd lost something right there. And I was like, I said, I
wonder what he's looking for. Then Vicky goes, I don't know. It
must have been something important, though, and I don't know what it was.
I have no clue. Well I still don't know to this day what
he was looking for. Having a clue I never even had, as he
could have answered me, but I've just never asked. I figured it ain't
none of my business. So if they wanted to tell me, I guess,
then tell me. But by the way, they will answer questions to
you once they get to know you and trust you and respect you, and
they'll do it in English, or they'll start mind speaking to you, or
they'll gibberish, you know, and you'll get the gist of it of what
they're saying. Anyway, And once they get to know you. They'll do
that for you, and you can ask them questions. They don't mind you
asking them questions, They really don't, but I mean simple questions, you
know, just anything simple, you know, like what's your name? I
have figured out though, anytime we've nicknamed them before we ask their real name,
they won't give it to you or they want us anyway. It's just
like ja Ju here in the same family that I got, I nicknamed him
before I even asked you what his name was. I called him Jju.
We used to call my uncle j W Jju, so I named him after
my uncle. But that's why I called him Jju. But anyway, I
don't know. Like I said, I don't know if I'll ever get to
that or not. But anyway, if you ever nickname them first, they
won't give you their real name. We never did nickname Mantiva, and she
gave us her real name, and we nicknamed the whole fourteen family members or
the whole thirteen family members, and man Tiba the only one that we knew
the real name to. So I asked Sissy every time I went out there
what a real name was. She wouldn't give it to me, and she
loves me to death, but she won't give it to me. Junior won't
give me his real name. None of them will give me their real name.
I got quick by. I just got tired of asking. I don't
even ask no more. I ain't no reason to. I asked j Ju
the other day, as a matter of fact, I asked him what his
real name was. I mean, he wasn't ten foot from me. I
ain't going to go through that whole experience. But he laughed at me.
He's like almost like Junior is in the other family. He laughed at me.
He goes. I said, what's your real name? JJ? He
goes JJ. I'm like, no, your real name? He's like or
whatever. How he laughed ju Ju. I said, never mind, just
never mind, Jju. But anyway, back to Junior. But yeah,
he was I don't know, he was just mad that one day. I
don't know. I just really don't know. He was just mad for sure.
But anyway, everybody, Yeah, I guess that's enough experiences for the
day. I hope you enjoyed it, and uh, we'll holler at you
all next time. Y'all have a blast day. Well that's it for tonight
show. If you've had a big Foot siding and would like to be a
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