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Monsters of the Catskill Mountains - Bigfoot, Gnomes, Dogman, Rakes & More · The Cryptid Huntress

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  Charles Andrews of Catskill Mountain Bigfoot here Today. We're gonna be talking about the
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  guys, from the bottom of my heart. Okay, well, that is
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  a lot to unpack for that intro. Let's get to our show today because
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  I've got my friend Charles here to talk about monsters in the Catskill Mountains.
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  Okay, so it said, Oh, and it's not just monsters too.
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  Let me read this little intro. So we're talking about monsters and the Catskill
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  Mountains. I have big Foot field researcher Charles Andrews of Catskill Mountain big Foot
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  here today. Historically this area has legends of gnomes, witches, were wolves,
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  sasquatch, and giants. It said that the Catskill Mountains were once the
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  home of a giant monster that fed on humans until the Great Spirit turned it
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  to stone. As it was traveling to the ocean to bathe. The bones
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  of the monster became a new mountain in rainwater filled the ice sockets forming two
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  lakes near the summit, so there is no shortage of mystical creatures of the
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  Catskills, and Charles has had many encounters of his own. Charles Andrews is
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  a bigfoot researcher from the Catskill area of the Catskill Mountains located in upstate state
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  New York, who has a bigfoot research team called Catskill Mountain Bigfoot. They
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  conduct field research on multiple family groups in the areas in which they inhabit.
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  From October twenty twenty one to October twenty twenty two, he conducted a year
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  of full time research with a minimum of five days a week, which allowed
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  him to work many different theories and hypothesis, ultimately obtaining an abundance of knowledge
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  and information retaining to the bigfoot species of the Catskill Mountains. Charles's research and
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  explorations can be found on his YouTube channel and his Facebook group Catskill Mountain Bigfoot
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  Please Help Me. Welcome to the show, my buddy, Charles. Hey,
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  Charles, thank you for being here today. Man, this is exciting.
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  Yeah, thank you. Okay, Well, I'm excited to have you
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  here. I brought you on space Out Radio a little while back. A
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  couple of months ago, and we had the best conversation about your research and
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  the sasquatch up there in New York. What's new anything going on? You've
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  been out there researching. I really haven't been out much. I went out
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  with Long Island Bigfoot maybe like a month ago. Other than that, I
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  haven't been out much. Okay, we got Long Island. We got Long
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  Island Bigfoot in the chat today. Hey Long there he is, he's here.
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  Yeah. We went out to one of one of the habitats. I
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  brought him out to a tree structure, like a real cool one, and
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  pretty much all the way there there was some sort of activity or another like
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  tree brakes, other tree structures and starting right in my backyard. Oh that's
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  cool. Yeah, you know. I actually was up in New York last
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  year. We had Long Island Bigfoot and he took us to a spot or
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  two. We went to Camp hero A bit Montak and did some big footing
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  up there along with Brian from Montaka Strange and Michael Roser from Dark Hour Paranormal.
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  And we had some really interesting activity up there on that Long Island.
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  So I know they're up there, like literally on Long Island is that where
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  it was. Oh yeah, it was on the island of Long Island,
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  not often at all, some it was it was it was right, it
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  was that camp. It was a camp hero. So that's yeah. Up
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  there, we stayed in the hand. It was fancy. It was super
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  fancy. But no reality, they're gonna be anywhere. As long as you
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  have a significant sized batch of woods and the qualifications for a habitat, they're
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  gonna be there. I mean, I guess it really doesn't matter if the
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  majority of Long Island is populated, as long as there's portions of it that
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  have significant sized batches of woods, or your long water source that they don't
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  be with humans, or your long food sources, and obstacles that you know,
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  so you're not just walking into their habitat. There's always obstacles. You're
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  never gonna walk into just a flat piece of wood. You could have all
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  those other qualifications. There's no obstacles, there's no bigfoot. But if they
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  if that's the place has those qualifications for a habitat, chances or there's a
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  family group there, I'll be been there for a very long time. Yeah,
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  well, you you seem to know some of the habitats around where you
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  live, and you've got you've actually later you've identified I had some family groups,
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  right, because that okay, because I remember reading that you said that,
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  you say that they're actually bigger than the bear habitats out there, right.
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  You know what? At first I was saying like equal to, but
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  I was just trying to be the conservative and all reality. The truth is
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  that there is just more bigfoot and the Catskill and Carrow area the Cat's go
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  mountains than black bears. Just what it is, you know, I guess
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  I don't really care about being conservative too much. I'm just going to tell
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  you what it is. I would say that that's probably equal to, but
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  that's not the truth because the truth is in every single habitat that has a
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  family group, there's bears. And as I'm researching and looking for these bigfoot
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  tracks, you know what else, I see the bear tracks and I see
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  the bears. So I get a really good idea over a period of time
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  how many bears are in the area and how many bigfoot are in the area.
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  And every single time, the bigfoot out number of the bears. So
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  once you get through a handful of family groups, now you're really outnumbering the
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  bears, right, so oh yeah, oh yeah, well well that's great.
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  Have you ever seen like families with like children like what I guess kids
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  kids kids sasquatches, kid bigfoots with with the moms and the dads. I've
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  never personally seen a kid bigfoot. Right. Uh, I got that one
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  picture right, I sent to you last night. But I always find the
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  tracks. The tracks are always there. Okay, the tracks there. I
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  forgot to upload that. I'm want to try to upload it while we're talking
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  today. Okay, So sorry, I forgot to upload that because I was
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  got busy last night. I forgot to do that. But uh but okay,
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  so you can actually kind of walk out your door, right or there's
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  a time where you could just walk out your door and everything's right there in
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  your back's going to happen here because they're already coming in the backyard. Yeah,
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  let me tell you something. I'll be right back, okay, all
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  right, Yeah. Charles. Charles lives in the middle of the Catskill Mountains,
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  y'all. And uh, and from when I brought him on space Out
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  Radio, we were talking about how you could see the mountain where the story
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  of rit Van weekl actually happened. Okay, so we're gonna get into that
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  in just a minute, right, Okay, eggs, these are my eggs.
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  Okay, so when me and my daughter we get eggs, we don't
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  eat many eggs, so they're always old. Right. So these are white
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  eggs that I get from the store. Okay. I put these eggs in
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  the backwoods, up high on a tree, in like a y of a
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  tree. Right. They take the white eggs and they leave me these that
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  what you can't tell about is light brown. Oh well, right, that
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  one's like brown. There's two light brown ones. There's two dark brown ones.
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  They're stealing them from chicken coops. And there's a chicken farm about three
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  hundred yards from a house, big chicken farm, like five buildings of chickens.
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  I leave them these white ones. They take the white ones. They
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  leave me these brown ones. I haven't eaten. I'm not gonna eat them.
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  I don't know. I'm a little sketched out about eating them. But
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  I keep them. Well, I mean, so you would consider that to
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  be like a gift. Then, so you're you're leaving them something and then
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  they'd leave you they bring you something back. Well, that's the first time
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  that they've ever left me something. The other place, I would do apples
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  and peanut butter jars, right, I never did eggs. I don't have
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  apples or peanut butter right now. I had eggs, and we always have
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  like eggs left over in the container, so I just put them back there.
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  And the habitat that is like that way, I guess the family group
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  that lives that way, like ray below what used to be the Catskill game
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  farm, which long alum was Bigfoot was telling me they found out that that's
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  like the oldest forest in America or something. The forest's rounds cat the old
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  Catskill Mountain game farm. They found. Maybe if he's on here, he
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  could write what's the deal? Because I don't really know as good as he
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  does all about it. So there's a family group that lives in there,
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  and right across the street from those ridges that they live in is that chicken
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  farm. So during the summer, when you're hiking through that habitat, there's
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  eggs all over the place right for two miles from the chicken farm, everywhere
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  on log stumps, and something that's taking the eggs and bringing them way far
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  away and eating them without breaking them on the way. I mean, just
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  in my opinion, it's the bigfoot. So when I lived, I moved
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  here, and now that family group is like three hundred yards that way.
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  I said, I just leave the eggs because I ain't got no peanut butter.
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  I ain't got no apples. Wow, Okay, well I like eggs
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  better than peanut butter. Personally. I love eggs. I eat eggs personally.
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  This is why I tell people, like, if you live somewhere and
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  you're like, maybe I got some big foot in the woods, take a
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  peanut butter jar, Take this seal off, put the top barn not all
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  the way, but like so won't fall off and nothing could fumble it off.
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  Right. Put it out there, don't go get it for three weeks,
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  Like, don't run right back out there to check it, because they're
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  not gonna mess with the time. Put it out there and just forget about
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  it for like three weeks. Go back in three weeks. See what the
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  chances are. Only the lid is going to be there, the jar is
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  going to be gone. If you have a family group in the area.
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  Now, once you do this a few times and they're taking the jars regular,
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  and now you can start doing it, putting it out and going out
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  like three days later. You'll shorten the time. You see what I'm saying.
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  But first of all, I put it out there leaving for like three
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  weeks, then go check it, you know, and do that for like
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  five times, and then you could start shortening the time down to like three
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  days. If you're putting it out there and going the next dead, they're
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  not gonna take it. It's too much. It's just too much definite that
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  they're there, and that's just not the way they do a thing. Okay,
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  Well, so you're out there exploring, like myself. We're out in
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  the woods. We're looking for bigfoot sign. We're, you know, looking
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  for bigfoot basically, but we come across other things, other cryptis in the
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  woods. Now have you ever come across anything other than a bigfoot out there?
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  Well? I got lots of little people pictures. They're like four inches
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  tall. I don't know. But the problem is I don't crop my pictures
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  really to look in them. Okay, I magnify. I got a really
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  strong magnifying glass, and I look at it with the magnifying glass. Because
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  when you like you know, crop the picture, pull it and make it
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  bigger. It just pixelates everything. So now when you're talking about something that's
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  only this big for like four inches tall, now you you can't see it
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  no more. But when you use the magnifying glass, you'd be surprised what
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  you find. So now in Habitat number two, there's this one batch of
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  woods that's like real. When you walk into it almost sounds like you're in
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  a tunnel. It's strange, like if you go in the woods and you
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  start whistling, it's almost like the whistle's echo. It's real strange. And
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  I started noticing these little people looking things, so then I started looking for
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  them with the magnifying glass. And it's only in this one little section in
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  the woods. And yeah, dog man right, So here in the Catskill
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  Mountain region, the dog man cohabitates with the Bigfoot. I mean, it's
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  just what it is. You get there in the same picture, in the
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  same area, right, But also across the river in the Hudson Valley is
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  the same thing. The lady over there Bigfoot. Researchers of the Hudson Valley,
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  same thing big the dog man cohabitate with the Bigfoot and they've seen it
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  like with their own two eyes, like a dog man with baby Bigfoot.
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  Really yeah, yeah, what Gail Beati from Bigfoot Researchers of the Hudson Valley.
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  Okay, oh my gosh, Okay, why do you think there's so
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  much activity up there of all these crdches. Is it because it's so ancient,
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  Like the woods are so ancient, and there's just something about it.
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  You think there's portals up there. I know this is kind of if you
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  believe in like portals and supernatural restort I think that what you said the woods
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  is it's very old woods, right, But it's a lot of woods.
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  There's a lot of woods. Yeah, there's houses and there's roads. But
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  where I live is right in the Catskill Mountains, like right directly at the
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  base before you go start going straight up, and you can't build houses on
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  it no more. That's where I live. So that's what I think the
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  deal is now. From if you were to pull out a map and you
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  were to look at a topo map of Catskill, New York, and you
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  were to draw a line at the Hudson River, and then there's like Route
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  twenty three that goes from Caskill to what's called Palinville, and you got Route
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  twenty three that goes from Catskill to Carrow, and you were to draw a
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  line at the Hudson River, draw a line at those two roads, and
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  then square it off or rectangle it off. Right inside that I know of
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  at least six different family groups. It's only like a twenty square mile area.
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  There's the foothills of the Catskill Mountains. It creates these significant sized batches
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  of woods that are full of ridges in valleys, berries and deers and springs
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  and everything that you need for a qualification of a habitat. And there's a
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  different family group and every single one. I know. That's it's kind of
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  hard for people to swallow, but that's just the truth. The problem is
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  is most people they go, they go. So you got somebody and they're
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  a bigfoot researcher, right, Well, they go out like once a month
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  and and they like they believe in modern science and they're like watching television and
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  said, I'm gonna go out and do this big foot research. You're never
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  gonna find that out. The only reason why I know is because I live
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  amongst all this and I did it full time. For a full year,
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  which I was able to take lengthen with on all the track sizes and realize
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  that these track sizes only stay in these woods, and like, let's say
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  thirteen inches of common track size. Okay, this woods is thirteen by seven,
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  that woods is thirteen by five. That's not the same individual. Those
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  are two different, same age individuals with the same track size, different in
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  girth. You see where I'm coming from. Oh, I know exactly what
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  you're saying. And it's so cool that you're actually out there. You were
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  doing that and getting those exact sizes and paying attention to that. Now I
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  want to go back to the to the point you made about the bigfoots being
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  seen or not not the bigfoot, dog man or werewolves. I guess it's
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  dog men being seen with baby bigfoot. Now, yes, I've never heard
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  that on the Lady's page, she talks about it all the time, but
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  I've never seen that personally. I just know that they live in the same
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  batch of woods. And when you take pictures and you go look in the
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  back round the dumb pictures, you've got dog man and bigfoot in the same
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  area and the same area that your picture is being taken, which is not
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  a very big area. They're cohabitating together as a group. WHOA, I
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  don't know me saying stuff like that, but because if you can get somebody
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  to wrap their head around. If I was talking to somebody that came to
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  my house and I'm telling them big foot, I would not tell them that,
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  right because if you get them to wrap their head around the bigfoot thing,
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  and then you start talking about dog man and they're living together, now
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  it starts sounding real crazy to non believers. Oh yeah, Well, you
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  know, there's there's very few stories that you hear out there and encounters of
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  bigfoot and dog men together. I've heard maybe a couple in my in my
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  time of being a cryptid huntress on YouTube over here and so. But the
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  story, the stories get a lot of attention because people always wonder if people
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  ask me about that all the time, do dogmen and bigfoots cohabitate? Are
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  they mortal enemies? You know? Because this is what I think about that.
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  I think that. Okay, so all these batches of woods, they
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  have the qualifications for a habitat, but there's got to be something else a
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  little bit special about it, Like the habitat number one that our first habitat,
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  habitat number one, the woods is so spooky. My mom won't even
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  go there no more. Won't even go there, no more. Won't step
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  foot into them woods, no more. Yeah, there's some sort of energy
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  source. There's something going on with the woods. There's weird voices showing up
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  on the recordings, on the videos. One of them sounded like me,
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  on and on and as far as she was concerned, and said, we
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  don't want you here no more. And she said, okay, I'm coming
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  back. But okay. So now, if there is some sort of energy
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  source in these batches of woods that they're picking, the other cryptids are gonna
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  use the same energy source, right, Maybe that's why you're finding them all
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  on the same batches of woods. Maybe there's something about the batches of woods.
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  Maybe it's portals, Maybe it's energy, some sort of energy sources that
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  they're feeding off of. I sent you that night vision picture the other day,
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  the one where you can see the hue off the head of one and
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  then the face of another, and I told you I think it's the face
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  of a baby looking over the shoulder. Right. If you watch the video
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  of that, the branch above the head with the hue keeps going like this,
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  It flickers down and back up, down and back up, and it
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  was such an odd motion that it was like the motion was alien to me.
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  Right, And now looking back on it and being this tablet is real
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  good for me to look at my pictures. It's much bigger than a phone
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  or the other tablet, and now really being able to look at that picture
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  and what was going on over there when and you look at the video,
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  there's a branch right above that one's head. Yeah, that's just a picture.
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  I have a ten minute video of that. Right, it comes down
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  and it's like flickers back up, and it comes down and flickers back up,
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  and then it comes down and flickers back up. And maybe one was
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  just pulling on it and letting go pulling on it, but maybe energy was
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  pulling it again. The guy Mike, when we were talking, he was,
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  you know, telling me his theories on that you know, universal energy
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  of the earth. And then why he thinks that they entangle all those tree
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  branches and stuff, and he thinks that they're utilizing it as some sort of
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  energy source. And that's you know, yeah, okay, okay, so
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  I get that too, And those are some of the tree The tree structure
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  is the little tree binds that I find out there. They're they're clumped together
• 23:06
  kind of like in a within a let's just say like one hundred yard distance,
• 23:11
  Okay, like one hundredard existance. They'll be like four or five of
• 23:14
  those scattered about the tree line. And so there's so and you know,
• 23:21
  of course, I'm kind of skeptical, and I'm like, well, it
• 23:22
  could have been a human, But then you look at it. I don't
• 23:25
  think a human would have taken that tree and twisted it like that, you
• 23:27
  know, So I don't know. So there may be some kind of power
• 23:30
  generating source to That's what I think. I don't think the role sign symbol
• 23:36
  because I find them in like places that there would be no reason for a
• 23:40
  sign or symbol. Right, I found them on the other day. I
• 23:41
  brought my nephew out, brought him fishing with his buddies and stuff, and
• 23:45
  sure, and it's had to swamp our habitat number two. So when we
• 23:48
  went down there, there was a nice little triangle, bigfoot structure. I
• 23:52
  made a little video of it. And if you look at that, no
• 23:55
  humans doing that. They're entangling dead tree branches without breaking them. Think about
• 24:00
  that and all. Okay, so they made like a triangle, right,
• 24:06
  made a triangle out of like five different branches. All these branches were pre
• 24:10
  existing on the ground. Right, so the back ends of the branches still
• 24:12
  have all the foliage over them, years of foliage. Right. They picked
• 24:18
  these dead branches up off the ground, entangled them, and made a perfect
• 24:22
  triangle while not taking the ends out of the ground. Do you understand what
• 24:26
  I'm saying? I do the video on my YouTube channel. Check it out.
• 24:30
  All right, they picked them up off the ground, pre existed,
• 24:37
  entangled them, made a perfect triangle without taking the bottom part of the stick
• 24:42
  out of the ground. It's still covered with foliage. They just picked it
• 24:45
  up, twisted, entangled it where they needed it, and kept them moving
• 24:51
  to the next stick and didn't Yeah, that's that's amazing. I don't care.
• 24:57
  I don't care. A person can't do that. That's just a mainstream
• 25:00
  media propaganda trick. There's there's definitely an art to whatever they're doing out there,
• 25:07
  and it's something that we we as humans probably don't do or can't do.
• 25:11
  So break you can't cannot mistake a bigfoot tree break for a mother nature
• 25:18
  tree break. Once you learn what a bigfoot tree break looks like, they
• 25:22
  grab it with their hand like this and they break it like that. Okay,
• 25:25
  so they're all broken and twisted the same exact way. Okay, uh
• 25:30
  mother and Mother Nature doesn't do that, I'm sorry. So, once you
• 25:34
  learn how to identify a bigfoot tree break, you would never mistake one for
• 25:38
  the other unless you're reaching for something. And if you're reaching for something,
• 25:41
  you're probably not that great of a researcher to begin with, so nobody probably
• 25:45
  cares. But if you're a good researcher and you got some good stuff,
• 25:48
  you're not reaching and that is a bigfoot tree break. There's no mistaking it.
• 25:52
  I don't care about rot when snow, other human beings or anything else.
• 25:56
  Oh yeah, oh yeah, Okay, Well, this is a good
• 26:00
  question from the Fortman's Hey Coco, would it be more difficult to distinguish juvenile
• 26:04
  bigfoot tracks from human Well yeah for some people, for sure. But if
• 26:10
  you're if you're a tell the difference. Well, I'll tell you what.
• 26:15
  For one, the baby bigfoot tracks sink deeper in the ground than my adult
• 26:18
  track whatever, dream of that's one. Okay, so you can see the
• 26:22
  heaviness of this five inch track, okay, and a human foot in a
• 26:29
  big foot foot, all right, a big foot foot. How much foot
• 26:33
  would a big foot foot if a big foot put foot foot and a big
• 26:37
  foot foot, uh are two very different things. Big foot foot are much
• 26:41
  grothier, They're wider. Their toes are different. Their big toe is like
• 26:45
  splayed out like this kind of It's weird, right. The big toe is
• 26:48
  almost I don't know if I could make like a it's like this kind of
• 26:52
  right. The big toes not like our big toe. It doesn't set like
• 26:55
  our big toe. It almost sits out a little bit to the side.
• 26:59
  And they're just they're not the same there. They're shorter and fatter. All
• 27:03
  the juvenile tracks, to me, juvenile tracks are always short and fat like.
• 27:07
  Sometimes they're practically oval like, like no sort of foot shape to it.
• 27:12
  Once you get past the toe, it looks like, uh, I
• 27:17
  don't know, like a fat foot. It looks like it looks like a
• 27:21
  thick foot, like it's it's got got some thickness to it. It's wine
• 27:26
  it's spread out. Yeah, the toes are spread out. Does look looking
• 27:30
  like the human foot unless you got some real looking I don't know, it
• 27:33
  doesn't look nothing like the human foot. And also you got to take in
• 27:37
  any bigfoot track. If you're in the Catskill Mountains, you ain't got no
• 27:41
  sand, you ain't got no nice soil. It's all rock. So if
• 27:44
  you got a track, that means that bigfoot was boogieing, he was putting
• 27:48
  some real pressure on that ground. So with every track you have a indentation
• 27:52
  into the ground. So now if it's a softer soil, that track will
• 27:56
  sit three inches into the earth. With a five inch baby track, yeah,
• 28:00
  you understand the difference. If you have a five inchild baby you don't
• 28:04
  even know walked over the ground, You've got a five track from a big
• 28:08
  foot baby, it's three inches into the ground. Well, you're probably also
• 28:12
  finding little tiny gnome tracks out there potentially. Have you ever seen any little
• 28:15
  tiny feet like what these gnomes could potentially leave? One time I thought I
• 28:21
  found some, but then I did some research and I think it was fisher
• 28:22
  cats. Okay, So to see this is the importance of knowing all the
• 28:29
  different animals that are in your area that you're researching, because you need to
• 28:32
  be able to distinguish what you're looking at. Oh my gosh. And I
• 28:36
  have one of my favorite trackers in the chat today, Darryl Nice. He's
• 28:40
  part of my team with North Georgia Crypti researchers in ASOG. What's up,
• 28:42
  Darryl. It's good to have you here. Yeah, we're talking about tracking
• 28:47
  a little bit here, and I am really interested actually in talking about since
• 28:52
  we've covered the bigfoots and some dog man sightings that you've had up there that
• 28:56
  are commonly seen in the Catskill Mountains, let's talk about the elms because this
• 29:00
  is a really really popular crypt i guess you can call them cryptids, right.
• 29:06
  They haven't really been identified by science, okay, but people seem to
• 29:10
  be seeing these things. Now. Tell the audience about the connection to Rip
• 29:14
  Van Legal and how close that was to your house. Well, Rip's rock
• 29:18
  right now. You can see from my front porch through the trees. Once
• 29:21
  the leaves come on the trees, you won't be able to see it.
• 29:22
  If you walk off one hundred feet down the road just staring straight up at
• 29:26
  it. You probably hip to it from my house in two hours. If
• 29:32
  you go to what's called winter Clove, it takes three hours to get there.
• 29:37
  It's it's uh and you know what I looked. It's at the same
• 29:40
  exact elevation as Catterskill Falls where Henry Hudson had his little people sighting. Oh
• 29:47
  oh, okay, so I seventeen hundred feet up the mountain. Rips Rock
• 29:51
  and Catterskill Falls are both at seventeen hundred feet up the mountain, and they
• 29:55
  both had historical little people citing. Now it's the nomes, right. The
• 30:00
  only thing I really tell you about the nomes is if you go look at
• 30:03
  any vintage Catskill Mountain. Cats Go Mountain used to be a big resort area.
• 30:08
  You go back and look at any vintage Catskill Mountain memorabilia, it is
• 30:14
  all gnome and little people based all of it. It's all gnome in,
• 30:19
  little people based, right, every last bit of it. There's a local
• 30:23
  campground called whipplewill I was doing research and I come to find out that the
• 30:26
  Mohicans called the native little people Whipplewills. Then I ended up meeting the grandson
• 30:33
  of the lady who named the campground, and come to find out, Whipplewell
• 30:37
  Campground named after Whipplewills. All these years, you don't even know. Yeah,
• 30:44
  it's rippam Wickele. And I was reading about ripmaan wink a little bit
• 30:47
  more last night. You know. He he he was sick and tired of
• 30:52
  his wife. He dipped out to the woods. He had a naggy wife.
• 30:56
  She was annoying. He grabbed his stick and his dog and his fishing
• 30:59
  pole and hit the trails. Yeah there he is, good old Rip.
• 31:03
  And he hyped up to Rip's Rock and he encountered little people. But I
• 31:10
  don't think they were native little people. I think they were more like Gnome
• 31:12
  little people. And I think that's why you get the explanation of the Dutch
• 31:18
  clothing, because to me, I don't know, like if you think of
• 31:22
  the gnomes and then you think of Dutch clothing, like that kind of lines
• 31:26
  up for me. I could be wrong, but I don't think it was
• 31:29
  native little people. I don't think it was like little Indian looking little people.
• 31:32
  I think it was like gnomes that he encountered. They offered him a
• 31:36
  drink. There was his drink. He took that there drink and fell asleep
• 31:38
  for seventy years, and that was in seventeen seventeen, seventeen eighty six.
• 31:48
  I think he fell asleep in seventeen eighty six. So this is a story
• 31:56
  that was actually in it. It was this is out of a textbook.
• 31:59
  Okay. Do you think that there is some truth behind this by any means?
• 32:05
  Because you did. You did mention that Henry Hudson, who I'm assuming
• 32:07
  that's who the Hudson River Valley is in the river bok named after. Now
• 32:14
  he he before this had had in sixteen oh nine, had had an encounter
• 32:19
  with the little people in that area. Okay, so I'm assuming that story
• 32:23
  the guy's drinks just like Rip van Winkle. Okay, really so yeah,
• 32:30
  So unless the author of Rip van Winkle knew that of Henry Hudson's journal entry
• 32:36
  prior to writing his story whenever he wrote it, then isn't it ironic that
• 32:40
  they both line up and they're both had the same elevation up the mountain about
• 32:45
  a mile away from each other. Oh yeah, okay, well, nonetheless,
• 32:50
  this is it. I mean, it may or may not have happened,
• 32:53
  but people to this day still have nome sightings. And you said that
• 32:57
  you have actually potentially gotten gnomes or little people in some of your pictures while
• 33:01
  you're out there doing your field research. Yeah, lots of them. If
• 33:07
  I had an app, if I had an app right now that magnified pictures
• 33:09
  instead of cropping them instantly, I would have a handful. Really, Okay,
• 33:15
  are these little to people now who're just you know, you're taking a
• 33:20
  four inch character and you're you're pixelating it. But if you put a magnifying
• 33:24
  glass on the picture instead of pixelated it, then you would see what I'm
• 33:29
  talking about. Like I've showed my mom, I showed my son's mother,
• 33:35
  I've showed anybody that looked that'll look right. Okay. I have a little
• 33:40
  excerpt to read about the Henry Hudson encounter with the Gnomes. Okay, So
• 33:45
  it was September third of sixteen oh nine. Henry Hudson sailed to the half
• 33:49
  was called the half Moon, into the mouth of the great New York River
• 33:52
  that later has his name, Okay, the Hudson River. They were going
• 33:58
  north for several days. They were searching for the passage to the Orient,
• 34:01
  is what the story says. It was in the area that would now become
• 34:05
  known as Albany, New York. That night they anchored down right there in
• 34:09
  that river in the middle of the Catskill Mountains. Around midnight, he heard
• 34:13
  music coming from across the mountain down into the river, and taking a few
• 34:19
  members of his crew, he went and followed up to find out where that
• 34:22
  music was coming from. It kept getting louder, it says. To their
• 34:25
  astonishment, a group of pigmies, says, Pigmies with long, bushy beers
• 34:30
  and eyes beards, not beers, beards and eyes like pigs, were dancing
• 34:37
  and singing and capering about in the firelight. He realized that they were the
• 34:42
  metal working Gnomes of whom the natives had spoken of. They spotted Henry Hudson
• 34:47
  and his crew and welcomed him with cheer. They offered him some beer,
• 34:52
  some brew, and long in the night the men drank and played nine pins
• 34:55
  with the Nomes while Henry sipped a single glass of spirits and spoke to the
• 34:59
  cheese of the Gnomes about many deep and mysterious things. He realized it was
• 35:04
  getting late. He looked around for his men. He couldn't locate them.
• 35:07
  All he saw were large group of Nomes, laughing, joking as they sprawled
• 35:10
  around the fire. Then he recognized several of the Nomes as his crew.
• 35:15
  They had undergone a transformation, and those grown men had turned to gnomes.
• 35:22
  Now, I didn't even know that was possible. It's terrible. What were
• 35:25
  they drinking? God? Okay, he said. It says their heads were
• 35:30
  swollen to twice their normal size, their eyes were small and pig like,
• 35:35
  and their bodies had shortened until they were only little taller than the gnomes themselves.
• 35:39
  He was at He was alarmed. He asked the chief of the nomes
• 35:42
  to explain. They said it was the effect of the magical hard liquor the
• 35:46
  Gnomes had brewed, but it would wear off when the liquor did, is
• 35:51
  what it says. He wasn't sure he believed the little man, but anyways,
• 35:55
  he hung out with them, and the next morning when they woke up,
• 36:00
  they all had hangovers, but the men were back to their normal size.
• 36:05
  Okay, what in the heck has happened there? That is a really
• 36:07
  weird story. That is definitely a real story. I told you, little
• 36:13
  people, I'm never going back there again. I always do that. I'm
• 36:16
  just going to assume that maybe they drink some kind of weird fungus, like
• 36:20
  some kind of mushroom tea or something a bunch lower than rip van Winkles.
• 36:24
  He must have had some hundred proof gnome juice. Oh my gosh, that
• 36:29
  is wild. Okay, so there's two stories, but in this one,
• 36:31
  the man actually watched his friends transform into gnomes. Okay, so, but
• 36:38
  but this mountain was right there in your research area, right across from where
• 36:43
  you lived. And uh and to this day they still get sighting. Now,
• 36:45
  gnomes are one of my favorite topics. However, were you Have you
• 36:50
  ever been scared? And I don't think you get scared. I wouldn't say
• 36:52
  you get scared. Have you ever been frightened or worried about the gnomes in
• 36:57
  your area? No? No, I've never seen them, right, I've
• 37:02
  never seen a home in the area that I was finding the little four inch
• 37:07
  people in. I stayed going through that area every time I went into that
• 37:12
  habitat, and I stayed trying to find the little people and take the pictures
• 37:15
  of them. So now, but I've never seen one, you know,
• 37:19
  like the Bigfoot, right, I'm not scared of the Bigfoot. I'll tell
• 37:22
  you a story. Last summer, one night, we were down in my
• 37:24
  mom's backyard and the kids were playing manhunt around the backyard and in like the
• 37:29
  first ten foot of the woods, and I had went up and got my
• 37:31
  night vision binoculars, came down, set them up, and we were looking
• 37:35
  at the Bigfoot in the woods, watching the kids play. At got point
• 37:38
  where I was gonna go home, so I left my daughter, my two
• 37:43
  nieces, my nephew, my mother, and my sister there in that backyard.
• 37:46
  You know, I felt more comfortable about leaving that backyard at that moment
• 37:50
  because them Bigfoot was in the woods, and I would have if they weren't.
• 37:52
  And I was thinking to myself, like, wow, this is crazy.
• 37:54
  I cannot believe this. But the last time I saw Bigfoot was like
• 38:00
  December and I was walking through the woods and I looked back over my shoulder
• 38:05
  and I could see one peeking through like a gap in the trees like this,
• 38:08
  and I started running for like ten steps, and then I realized,
• 38:12
  like what am I doing? This is what I'm here for. Of course
• 38:15
  what was going when I went back, but it scared the shit. It
• 38:19
  scared me. Like I started running for like ten feet until I realized,
• 38:22
  like why am I running? Like this is what I'm here for, ran
• 38:27
  towards it. I know you're scared, We're supposed to run towards the noises,
• 38:31
  right, just like Henry Hudson and his you know, brave crew did.
• 38:36
  I guess that was pretty brave of them to go looking for the music.
• 38:38
  They were like, what is this strange music coming from the mountain,
• 38:42
  Let's go inspect. Okay. And the Internet, so they were probably clueless
• 38:45
  as to what's going on today. People got the Internet. They know about
• 38:51
  the nome juice. The gnome juice. Oh my gosh, that would be
• 38:53
  a great name for a drink. Okay. If if I was a beer
• 38:57
  manufacturer or some kind of you know, manufacturer, I would name my nome
• 39:00
  juice. I'm just saying. Okay, but that's me bigfoot nome juice.
• 39:06
  Oh my gosh. Okay. Interesting. Okay. Well, so that brings
• 39:10
  us to another interesting thing that's going on in the Catskill Mountains. Okay.
• 39:15
  So in the intro of the show today I had mentioned see where I can
• 39:20
  find it. I had mentioned a giant that was turned to stone and became
• 39:23
  a mountain. Okay. So I just did a show last week with my
• 39:28
  friend Barry Littleton. We I had remote viewed an incident where a UFO was
• 39:32
  shot down in Russia, it was shot down. Five aliens, extraterrestrials came
• 39:37
  out of this UFO and they formed into an orb And as they formed into
• 39:43
  this orb, an energy came shooting out and it turned twenty three soldiers into
• 39:47
  stone. Okay, well we made the connection of all these stone giants all
• 39:53
  over the world to potentially some sort of et technology, extraterrestrial technology, something
• 39:59
  more advance and what we're capable of having. Apparently, do you think Okay,
• 40:04
  if you heard of this story of this stone that they call it the
• 40:07
  giant monster saw night after I talked to you, I looked at um.
• 40:13
  Okay, the mountain that they're talking about is on the backs Like if you
• 40:17
  were to consider where I am the front side of the Casco Mountain Range,
• 40:22
  that mountain is on the backside. That's that's Oneida Oneida Counties, is out
• 40:25
  by Utica, which is the backside of backside of the Castle Mountain Range,
• 40:31
  as opposed to where I am, if it was the front, Okay,
• 40:35
  from the side of the mountain western side. Okay, so this it sounded
• 40:40
  like it was kind of normal to have a giant back then, I said,
• 40:44
  the Cawscle Mountains was once home to a giant monster that fed on human
• 40:47
  beings. Okay, now we hear about the redheaded giants and some of these
• 40:51
  giants that did roam the earth, and there have been bones found. It's
• 40:54
  some of these Indian mounds and Lord noswhere else. But they were they were
• 41:00
  cannibalistic and they would eat humans from what I've been told, but it says
• 41:05
  they would just would eat human beings and the Great Spirit turned it into stone
• 41:09
  as it was traveling to the ocean to bathe. The monster became a new
• 41:13
  mountain in rainwander filled the eye sockets, forming two lakes near the summit.
• 41:17
  And that's that. I mean, it kind of lines up with the stories
• 41:22
  that we hear about these stone the mountains that could be sleeping Titans. They're
• 41:27
  sleeping giants. It's not that I think Ireland or Scotland they got all them
• 41:34
  stone giants that you know what I'm talking about. Yeah, it's like Ireland
• 41:39
  or Scotland they got all those stone giants. I don't know what they said,
• 41:43
  whether they were killed and turned to stone, or that they the sun
• 41:45
  hit them and they turned the stone somehow they turned the stone. Well that's
• 41:49
  not really they looked like they could be some stone giants. Well, see,
• 41:52
  that's what we were talking about last Thursday night on my show, was
• 41:55
  that potentially, what if it was some sort of an alien toechnology or some
• 42:00
  kind of explosion went off, because when that ball of the orb and this
• 42:04
  wasn't a declassified cia AT slash KGB document that this actually happened, okay,
• 42:09
  and there were witnesses to this. So what if there is there was some
• 42:14
  sort of technology that was used to turn these giants into stone, you know.
• 42:20
  And uh and so maybe that happened up there in New York. That's
• 42:22
  all I'm saying. I just I like connecting dots, Charles. Maybe one
• 42:28
  day I'll find a big stone foot, a big stone foot. You might,
• 42:31
  you're definitely mind. Well, there's also there's also rumors and stories about
• 42:37
  a witch in the cat Skills as well. Now, every good, every
• 42:39
  good mountain range has a good witch story, right every we have. We
• 42:44
  have spear Finger down here at the bod lower part of the appellations, but
• 42:47
  you guys have the cat Skill witch up there. Have you ever encountered a
• 42:52
  witch in the woods? No, No, not yet. I don't know
• 42:59
  I've encounted some weird stuff that I don't really know where it's coming from.
• 43:02
  Oh gosh, okay, well to get to to kind of clarify, I
• 43:07
  definitely would not be going back. I'm from the Blair Witch Project era.
• 43:12
  I was a teenager back then. Me too. Oh Millie says that there's
• 43:15
  a state park in Connecticut called Sleeping Giant State Park. Okay, very cool.
• 43:22
  I think this is definitely worth looking into a little bit more with these
• 43:24
  big giants, the Stone giants. But okay, yeah, I'm from the
• 43:30
  Blair with Which era as well. But but it didn't stop either of us
• 43:34
  from getting out in the woods and going hunting for a big moment something like
• 43:38
  that come around. I don't mind bigfoot. Bigfoot for some reason is not
• 43:44
  very scary to me. But I that's because I think that I guess,
• 43:50
  I don't think I know that they're Homo sapiens. I know that they're just
• 43:52
  another species of us, much bigger, much smarter, much stronger, and
• 43:58
  much more adapt to this earth and h and I really feel like they're not
• 44:04
  gonna bother me because they know the minute that they bother me. Deec and
• 44:07
  the men in Black and the State troopers and everybody gonna go there looking for
• 44:12
  what happened to this human and that's the last thing that they want. I
• 44:15
  was chased by a bear on my mom. The bear was chasing after us,
• 44:19
  and they hid it in the in the butt with a rock. Oh
• 44:22
  that's right, you told me about that. I think part of that is
• 44:23
  because we're like buddies. But I think inequally part of that is because they
• 44:30
  know, damn well if that bear attacked us. Now people are coming for
• 44:32
  the bear. They're gonna come in there. They're gonna try to hunt that
• 44:35
  bear down. They're gonna they're not gonna stop until they hunt it down because
• 44:37
  it attacked to human and they're gonna either kill it or capture it and relocate
• 44:43
  it one or the other. And so now they got people and they're running
• 44:46
  around their home, possibly see one of them if they mess up. Oh
• 44:52
  my gosh. Well that that's an interesting dynamic actually when it comes down to
• 44:55
  it, because I like to think that bigfoots are very very much like just
• 45:00
  humans with hair. Okay, they're they're very much that's exactly what they are.
• 45:07
  There's been enough DNA studies by now starting you might as well just go
• 45:12
  to the genome project, because every other study is the same thing. It's
• 45:15
  not like you got all these studies and all these different results. It's all
• 45:19
  these studies and the same results. But nobody, no mainstream science is going
• 45:23
  to accept it. And uh, normally when it gets to a lab that
• 45:28
  is sophisticated enough to really dig it apart, they don't want responsibility for it,
• 45:31
  right or the Smithsonian Institute comes in and scoops it up and then it
• 45:36
  just disappears. So but it's but the all the DNA studies that have been
• 45:39
  done are all the same thing. On the maternal side, it's identical,
• 45:44
  and on the paternal side it is uh all identical except for one strain of
• 45:50
  DNA is unidentifiable. It is a almost sapien. It's exactly what it is.
• 45:57
  It's it's hominoid. It's a more advance it's hominoid species than we are,
• 46:01
  without a doubt. I teamed a pretty advance for sure. Okay,
• 46:06
  well, in my experience, it seems like the okay, so the bigfoots
• 46:09
  we have had experiences where there could have potentially been some kind of interaction with
• 46:14
  the spear finger energy. Let's just call it an energy out there in the
• 46:17
  woods with the bigfoots okay, and what we're gonna say that for another show
• 46:22
  one day. I've mentioned that before. Uh, but there's there's some kind
• 46:24
  of interaction you've you've mentioned the interaction between the dog men and the bigfoot out
• 46:28
  there. What about UFOs and ET's because I think you mentioned ETS earlier about
• 46:35
  that picture that you sent me, which I terribly forgot. I totally feel
• 46:38
  terrible. I forgot to uploave that picture. I'll put it, we'll put
• 46:40
  it out later. I think it's on your Facebook page though, isn't it.
• 46:44
  It can't Skill Mountain Bigfoot. Yeah, okay, so you guys go
• 46:47
  and become a member of there. Y'all go join his Facebook page and uh
• 46:51
  and see that picture. But there's often ET activity, and I like to
• 46:55
  save the head of one of my teams always says all roads lead back to
• 46:59
  ET when it comes to Bigfoot. With a lot of the bigfoot activity we
• 47:02
  have there. There's a movie made, okay, a movie about four or
• 47:07
  five years ago, and this was called, oh my gosh, what was
• 47:13
  it called Catskill Mountain or something like that. But it's it's pretty much about
• 47:17
  a group of campers. Okay, now we're talking. That's a scene from
• 47:22
  the movie. Okay, and uh, and we're talking about the Blair Witch
• 47:27
  Project. Okay. Because the Catskill Mountains are pretty they can be pretty scary,
• 47:30
  especially to people who are not familiar with dense forests. Okay, and
• 47:35
  all the critters out there. But the top of the mountain you can get
• 47:38
  lost easy. The woods are so incredibly thick. Every line of trees is
• 47:44
  a wall of trees. You walked twenty feet from somebody, you can't see
• 47:47
  them no more. Okay, it's very It's similar to some of the Georgia
• 47:52
  forests that we have here and down here in the South. But oh,
• 47:54
  and to clarify that, you're the Catskill Mountains are part of the Appalachian Mountain
• 47:59
  Range, correct. Yeah. Yeah, it's just the northern walk from me
• 48:05
  to you. I wanted to it. It would only take a few months,
• 48:07
  probably a couple of months, take a month, I don't know.
• 48:12
  Uh, but yeah, you could. You very There's something called the Appalachian
• 48:15
  Trail and uh, people that hike it all the time. Yeah, you
• 48:19
  can go from Maine to Georgia. I think I think that's where it dons.
• 48:22
  You can you can? Okay, So if they if they based this
• 48:27
  movie, now the movies is the kind of the the general gist of the
• 48:30
  movie is that that there's like five campers. They go camping and they get
• 48:35
  accosted by an et extraterrestrials. They get abducted. All the stuff that is,
• 48:40
  it's it's a possible threat when you're out there in the woods doing our
• 48:44
  boots on the ground research. Okay, but if they're making a movie about
• 48:49
  that. I did not go to the moof on website. I didn't.
• 48:52
  I didn't go look any of this up. But I'm assuming they do have
• 48:55
  reports of abductions out there, I mean missing people clus No, No,
• 49:00
  really is there not one there? No, you don't have a lot of
• 49:05
  missing people in the Catskill Mountains. People get hurt all the time, but
• 49:08
  you don't. You don't get a lot of people missing. Uh. But
• 49:15
  to Catskill Mountain Forest Park whatever it's called, Katskill Mountain Park. The forest,
• 49:21
  you know, the state forest is huge and anything. Yeah, look
• 49:28
  how big that is? Anything? Look okay, once you hit that green,
• 49:35
  that woods is so thick that everything in anything that needs to go on
• 49:42
  in private away from human eyes surely go on there. I tell you what
• 49:46
  I have seen, right, I've seen a row of trees. Yeah,
• 49:52
  that's exactly what you know what that looks like where I stand at one of
• 49:54
  my that's North Lake, No, that is, that's the valley. That's
• 50:06
  gotta be a Catascille falls that they're looking off of mountain. Yeah, it's
• 50:10
  so beautiful valley where I just moved from. That valley leads right down to
• 50:15
  where I lived. The winds would come through that valley and you try to
• 50:21
  put it like a shut up in your heart, rip it right apart.
• 50:27
  You won't even last season you put it a screen. Any The wind comes
• 50:30
  through that valley there, and it increases and it comes whipping out that valley
• 50:36
  and it'll rip anything that you got down. Wow. So it's not just
• 50:39
  bigfoots out there ripping stuff up. It's the winds. Oh my gosh.
• 50:44
  Okay, I have one more cryptid that I thought maybe we talk about or
• 50:47
  at least touch on it, because whenever you're looking at cryptids of the Catskill
• 50:52
  Mountains, this thing comes up. Okay, this is like a rake.
• 50:57
  Okay, this is something that yeah, yeah, there, the pill crawler,
• 51:00
  the ring that's why my mom will go to have cat number one no
• 51:04
  more. I'll bring her on your show sometime. Every experience I've had she
• 51:08
  has had. We have those in a whole bunch of pictures, long skinny
• 51:14
  great things with long skinny fingers in those white eyes. And we have a
• 51:22
  video where she's like, she's like maybe like thirty feet in front of me,
• 51:30
  and all of a sudden her hair comes up like something picked her hair
• 51:34
  up to sniffet or something. But you couldn't see what picked her hair up,
• 51:38
  so all you could see was like a haze, and you can only
• 51:43
  see it through the camera. And on the video, I didn't I've seen
• 51:45
  her hair come up with my own two eyes, but I didn't see the
• 51:49
  haze. But when he watched the video, you can see the haze.
• 51:52
  Something picked her hair up. She's sitting there on a log about thirty feet
• 51:57
  in front of me. She might have understand. I think she was sitting
• 51:59
  though, and her hair comes up like her arizona, right, and it
• 52:02
  comes up ooh and then both back. Then Okay, Well that that leads
• 52:08
  us to something else too, because there are spirits out there, and they
• 52:13
  say that the catskill Mountains are haunted. Yeah, that could have been a
• 52:15
  spirit that potentially grabbed your mom's hair like that. This area of New York
• 52:21
  State is so incredibly old. The Hudson Valley is extremely haunted. It's one
• 52:24
  of the most paranormal places in America. I was reading about it this morning,
• 52:30
  and that's right across the river, red Hook Hyde Park, Claremont,
• 52:36
  all the way down, all the way down that river where people first.
• 52:39
  Uh, there's all kinds of the Fiddler, a guy that got murdered on
• 52:44
  the bridge. I see that this morning on Facebook. That's right in the
• 52:45
  same area. There's all kinds of paranormal stuff going on down there, and
• 52:52
  I'm sure it's here too. I don't really hear about it, you know.
• 52:55
  I just had a guy contact me that has a paranormal group that lives
• 52:58
  right in the same town as me, and I told him that I don't
• 53:00
  do paranormal stuff, but if you want to come to some big Foot stuff,
• 53:04
  no problem. I won't do the paranormal stuff because it's all real,
• 53:08
  it all exists, it's all real, and I'm not you can bring it
• 53:13
  home with you and I'm not trying to do that. Uh, you know,
• 53:17
  we almost think that habitat number one made my mom sick. She already
• 53:21
  had cancer, but it like it made her brain sick. And so the
• 53:28
  moment I hear of anything paranormal, I'm out of there. Porma researcher,
• 53:31
  I'm like, that's great for you. I'm so sorry to hear about your
• 53:36
  mom. Well, you know, we just lost the head of our team
• 53:38
  North Georgia Cryptian researchers, Bob Wilson. We got that that didn't hurt met
• 53:45
  her. Yeah, well he passed away a couple of weeks ago, and
• 53:50
  and he was one of the gentlemen who walked into the portal along with my
• 53:53
  other friend, one of my very best they're both my best friends, okay,
• 53:57
  like we're all a big family, and and so we can't say for
• 54:00
  positively that that radiation got both of them, but they they both passed away
• 54:07
  since then, since they did that, And every time we're pigging it out
• 54:09
  in the field and we're picking up on paranormal activity going on, there's little
• 54:13
  spikes of radiation going on out there. So I told you I think them
• 54:17
  spike dark and I could pretty much prove it, and that I'm thinking that
• 54:25
  this might be one of the reasons why the Bigfoot won't come close to us,
• 54:29
  why there is that separation between us. Okay, so I have at
• 54:34
  least ten different videos taken with the cell phone. It doesn't seem to happen
• 54:37
  over the camquorder, but if you take the video with the cell phone,
• 54:40
  you could hear the white noise as the Bigfoot gets closer, stops and goes
• 54:45
  away. It's a white noise that you could hear in the background. Almost
• 54:49
  sounds like a plane's flying above, but there's no plane. And is what
• 54:52
  that is is that's the Bigfoot coming closer. So if that's the amount of
• 54:55
  energy that they're giving off their bodies, who's to say that that energy does
• 55:00
  not affect humans in a negative way. My mom swears to God that going
• 55:04
  to that habitat and dealing with that troop of bigfoot was making her mentally ill.
• 55:09
  And they zapped us, and when they zapped us, my face went
• 55:12
  numb, but it affected her. It gave her a headache. She was
• 55:16
  like, you know, disoriented, disoriented, nauseous. We lost an hour.
• 55:22
  That was the weirdest thing. Oh my gosh, so you had missing
• 55:24
  time as well? Yeah, yeah, it was supposed to be nine o'clock.
• 55:28
  It was ten o'clock. Ooh, okay, you know, when I'm
• 55:31
  finding I think a lot of that missing time has to do with something that's
• 55:35
  extraterrestrial out there, extraterrestrial or portal related as well. So I told you
• 55:40
  about I think. I sent you the video, the one video that I
• 55:45
  that I have readily available of the zapping. It doesn't sound like a whistle,
• 55:52
  I said, do you hear that whistle? It doesn't sound like a
• 55:54
  whistle though. It sounds like a nineteen nineties wrist watch alarm going off,
• 56:00
  like like a real super low beeping tone. And we had to happen to
• 56:09
  us three different times. But at the time we're having bigfoot activity. The
• 56:13
  second time, they're throwing rocks over the ridge at us. They're flanking us
• 56:15
  on two sides. We've seen a deer. The deer huffed at us and
• 56:20
  ran off. And then next thing you know, we heard and I got
• 56:23
  that when recorded for like a minute, and as the beeps go, it
• 56:27
  interfused with the phone and the and the screen flickers every time the beep happens,
• 56:32
  So there's some kind of energetic interference, some electronic interference. There's there's
• 56:38
  something that's going on. I mean, everything out there is all about energy,
• 56:43
  frequency and vibration in my book. That's why I don't like taking electronics
• 56:46
  out there when we're doing our research, because first of all, our electronics
• 56:52
  are going to potentially get zapped. Okay, and look, if you not
• 57:00
  going through a phone once every three four months, you ain't a big foot
• 57:01
  activity. That's not all you made. Yeah. I like to keep my
• 57:06
  phone back my phone shot once every three four months. Shot because every time
• 57:10
  I go in the woods, they kill the battery and after like three four
• 57:15
  months of doing that, the phone stops. This phone won't turn off no
• 57:19
  more does things on its own. It When you hit like like search,
• 57:23
  it takes like two minutes for it to come up. So they get type
• 57:25
  it's all jammed up inside because it's been zapped fifty times. Yes, okay,
• 57:32
  Oh Carol. Carol has an interesting comment here. And did you get
• 57:37
  a chance to listen to the story of the little boy with down syndrome that
• 57:39
  made friends with the family a big foot. I did. I looked at
• 57:42
  him. That's amazing. Yeah, there's there's it's interesting because it's you hear
• 57:47
  stories like that. Where there my phone is really autistic? Right, check
• 57:52
  this out. You showed a picture last time when I was on Spacetout radio
• 57:54
  of a juvenile bigfoot peeking around a tree right to really see its face good,
• 57:58
  right, And I said, it's about size of me. If you
• 58:00
  were to put into perspective right that picture. I don't get that picture without
• 58:04
  my son. Right, I do not get that picture without my son.
• 58:07
  I got that picture because that juvenile bigfoot, chances are, is around the
• 58:13
  same age as my son. My son's severely nonverbal, autistic, and he's
• 58:15
  a bigfoot magnet. You could take him out, You could walk him down
• 58:19
  the street through bigfoot habitat Whistle a little bit, and then next thing you
• 58:22
  know, you got activity. And they're not coming up to see me,
• 58:24
  They're coming up to see him. His mother moved to a trailer park down
• 58:30
  the road. Right prior to her moving there, I've never seen anything that
• 58:34
  brought my eye over there. And I've been around the area all the time,
• 58:37
  and I look at the woods more than I look at the road.
• 58:38
  Do I'm driving? All right, they move there, and next thing you
• 58:43
  know, there's archways and triangles and tps and x's and asterixes all over the
• 58:50
  place. Why because he's habituated in the moment he moved in the trailer park
• 58:55
  and he's habituated. The family group that lives around the trailer park were attracted
• 59:00
  directly to that corner of the woods, to that trailer, and they started
• 59:02
  building all kinds of tree structures around the trailer. Wow, I could one
• 59:07
  day, I'm gonna make a video over it. One day, I'm gonna
• 59:09
  get my car and I'm drive down the road and I'm show people how many
• 59:12
  tree structures on the side of the road, and how many tree structures are
• 59:15
  around that trailer, around that corner of the trailer park. It's insane.
• 59:20
  It is absolutely insane. Wow, Okay, maybe there was thirty tree structures
• 59:24
  I might be under Oh wow, Well maybe they're putting up a protective,
• 59:30
  protective energy bubble around your kid. You know. And you understand what I
• 59:36
  mean by that. Like when you're doing Bigfoot research and you can go out
• 59:39
  there all you want for fifty years, right until you become habituated with a
• 59:45
  family group of Bigfoot, it's not gonna make no difference. They're always gonna
• 59:50
  evade you they're always gonna dip as soon as you get in the woods,
• 59:52
  they're not gonna try messing with you. But if you put the time in
• 59:57
  to habituation right, habituation is becoming accustomed or used to right. In the
• 1:00:02
  dictionary, the sample sentences they habituated with the chimps. Okay, just for
• 1:00:07
  anybody who doesn't like the word habituated, let's get that straight. So you
• 1:00:12
  go and you habituate with with a family group, and it's weird. It's
• 1:00:15
  almost like they imprint upon you, and now you're every single family group knows
• 1:00:20
  that you're habituated. You can go anywhere in the world, every single family
• 1:00:24
  group knows that you're habituated, and instantly they treat you different. Instantly,
• 1:00:29
  instead of you searching them out, they search you out. Is all you
• 1:00:31
  have to do if you don't live around them is find a qualifications for a
• 1:00:36
  habitat just go there. If you're already habituated and you moved into the middle
• 1:00:39
  of New York City and you want some bigfoot activity and you're already habituated,
• 1:00:44
  you already know what it is. They're gonna come to you for some reason
• 1:00:49
  before you become habituated with a Bigfoot or a Bigfoot family group, they treat
• 1:00:52
  you like you're the plague. The moment you become habituated. It's like to
• 1:00:55
  have a dire necessity to check you out, watch you, watch over you.
• 1:01:00
  I don't know, but check you out. I used to have up
• 1:01:06
  to ten big Foot on the creek bank. Those are all the juveniles of
• 1:01:08
  the local family groups coming out and playing at night, probably doing what they're
• 1:01:12
  not supposed to do. Go check out the human. But they had like
• 1:01:15
  this dire necessity to all be there all spring, summer and full five out
• 1:01:20
  of seven nights a week. Oh yeah, oh yeah, well there we
• 1:01:23
  know they're out there around you and in your family. And now, so
• 1:01:28
  did you say your mother. Your mother is pretty psychically switched on, right,
• 1:01:31
  and she picks up on the energy of American like feathers wearing feathers,
• 1:01:37
  tpee dancing. But anyone knows they Yeah, yeah. Carson City in Frontier
• 1:01:43
  Town used to be Wild West reenactment parks, and I used to spend all
• 1:01:45
  my summers in the Indian village. Oh very cool. So you have ancestry
• 1:01:51
  that's Native American. Yeah, yeah, more so. My sister I'm a
• 1:01:55
  little caucasianed out through my father, my sister's or so. My mother is
• 1:02:00
  much more so a little Indian lady. Yeah, yes, okay, this
• 1:02:06
  is a good this is a good question. Or so what about psychic abilities?
• 1:02:08
  Does that attract as well? It does, actually, because the more
• 1:02:12
  the more psychically it switched on, you are. And I think that that's
• 1:02:15
  why my teams get a lot of a lot of really cool activity when we're
• 1:02:19
  out in the field, because we're all tuned into our psychic or enhanced human
• 1:02:22
  capabilities as I like to call them. And uh, and so you're shining
• 1:02:27
  that light, it's almost like you're radiating a light what we all radiate light?
• 1:02:30
  Okay, but when you're able to pick up on telepathic communication and pick
• 1:02:35
  up on the psychic psychic energies out there, things are much more attracted to
• 1:02:40
  you, okay. And okay, yeah, so they're they're much more attractive
• 1:02:47
  to people who are psychic for sure. Okay, Okay, all right,
• 1:02:52
  well let's let's see. Well, you know what, let me tell you
• 1:02:55
  something about that. It's really important for people to understand Bigfoot or absolutely telepathic,
• 1:03:01
  right, humans at one point were absolutely telepathic you're very telepathic, right,
• 1:03:07
  bigfoots are. Uh, every bigfoot can probably a remote view. It's
• 1:03:12
  probably a common thing for them. They're telepathic. There's no lying in bigfoot
• 1:03:15
  society. There's no agenda, there's no lying, right, they know what
• 1:03:20
  each other thinks. Okay, So psychic ability if you're somebody that's very spiritual
• 1:03:27
  and you have good psychic psychic abilities, or you're an EmPATH, as this
• 1:03:30
  person said, absolutely, it's going to skyrocket your ability to do research if
• 1:03:36
  that's what you're trying to do, or just interact if that's what you want
• 1:03:37
  to do. Awesome, Yes, Okay, well let's let's wrap it up
• 1:03:43
  today and do you do you what do you have in your future? Charles?
• 1:03:46
  What's going on? Are you? Are you going to be out there
• 1:03:49
  doing some more big foot field research? Yeah? Well, my son just
• 1:03:52
  came to live with me full time, so it's gonna destroy my job and
• 1:03:57
  I'm gonna have to be some sort of stale home dad now, and which
• 1:04:01
  is gonna give me all kinds of time to do big foot researchers. So
• 1:04:04
  I'm really upset about it. Oh yeah, that's actually not a bad thing.
• 1:04:11
  I guess you can get I'm super happy. So I'm about to be
• 1:04:15
  doing full time Bigfoot research again. Because he gets on the bus in the
• 1:04:18
  morning, he gets off the bus in the afternoon, and I got in
• 1:04:23
  between. So I don't have to work days a week. I can't.
• 1:04:29
  I can't with him. So it looks like a whole bunch of big Foot
• 1:04:32
  in the backyard. Well maybe it would start taking people out and doing some
• 1:04:36
  tours and stuff. That'd be fun. Yeah, that's all that together.
• 1:04:41
  I would I would sign up for that for sure. I think that's amazing
• 1:04:44
  that you have access to to such a beautiful area full of cryptids, full
• 1:04:48
  of monsters, and by monsters. Listen. I never I never consider a
• 1:04:51
  big Foot of monster. Okay, so I when when I made that title,
• 1:04:56
  I was like, man, Bigfoot is not a monster. But but
• 1:05:00
  yeah, but they're made into monsters by mainstream media. Remember the dragon.
• 1:05:08
  It's like a dragon. Bigfoot, Dragon don't exist. They're monsters. Yes,
• 1:05:13
  yeah, I'll tell you what. I didn't really think about it.
• 1:05:16
  But there's that trait you could from where I live. You could walk people
• 1:05:20
  up Rip Van Winkles Trail right to Rip Rock. It's public land, nice
• 1:05:25
  little parking lot and everything. So I'm gonna open I'm gonna build a business
• 1:05:30
  doing Bigfoot expeditions. They're going to bring people out into bigfoot habitat and teach
• 1:05:32
  them how to identify, habituate and interact with the bigfoot species. You know,
• 1:05:39
  I'm bringing them out into all verified habitats that I already researched, So
• 1:05:43
  show them all the tree structures, all the proof and stuff that they're there,
• 1:05:47
  and teach people how to do a habituation process and teach them how to
• 1:05:53
  do the research. And in the middle, I can hike them all around
• 1:05:56
  the Catskill Mountains. I can bring them up Rip the that Rip took to
• 1:06:00
  Rip's Rock. And I mean people come from all over the world to go
• 1:06:04
  to these places and have the sights from North and South Lake. I think
• 1:06:09
  you see five different states from the lookout there. Yeah, yeah, and
• 1:06:15
  I know we're all there, like the last little trout sanctuaries are and all
• 1:06:19
  the best fishing spots from the area. Uh, there's that cave. You
• 1:06:24
  can go down to that cave and go hiking in that. But I made
• 1:06:27
  a video of a cave not too long ago. That cave is like a
• 1:06:30
  mile long. You go in that cave there you come out on the other
• 1:06:32
  side of town. Oh yeah, oh yeah. Don't get me started on
• 1:06:36
  caves. Okay, don't get me started, all right, because we're cave
• 1:06:41
  caves can be kind of creamy, but there there are. Just do you
• 1:06:44
  think that the Bigfoots are taking the caves as like a highway underneath the ground.
• 1:06:47
  Is that where they're going at night or during the day when nobody's seeing
• 1:06:50
  them. No. I think they live right out and open. They have
• 1:06:54
  no need for a cave. The only need they have for a cave.
• 1:06:58
  Look, they don't need a cave to evade people. They just cloak and
• 1:07:00
  stand up against the tree. That's it. They don't need a cave to
• 1:07:04
  evade people. Right, They don't have to run into a cave and hide
• 1:07:06
  from people. They can hide right in front of your face and you would
• 1:07:10
  never even know the difference. Unless you knew the difference. They might not
• 1:07:12
  be able to hide in front of my face, but they can hide like
• 1:07:14
  fifty feet away from me. I never know the difference. I think those
• 1:07:17
  caves are just, if anything, for the young to go down in.
• 1:07:20
  I think the young might use them. The one cave and habitat number two.
• 1:07:25
  I think the babies use it. I think that they put the babies
• 1:07:28
  up in there. Sometimes. They're definitely utilize the cave because they broke trees
• 1:07:31
  to hide it, so they're definitely utilizing it. But I don't think it's
• 1:07:36
  bigfoot. I think sleeps out and open on a bed of pine needles.
• 1:07:42
  I think they sleep right out in the open. They need to move like
• 1:07:45
  this, somebody's here, boom gone. They don't need to be dipping out
• 1:07:50
  of no caves in their bodies in there's there's such an advanced species of homonoid
• 1:07:59
  to the Earth that they're out there naked, no clothes, naked. They're
• 1:08:04
  not cold. You think they're cold that went through they're not cold. They've
• 1:08:09
  adapted over probably millions of years. My opinion is is that they're the indigenous
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  homonoids of Earth. That's my opinion. And I've got I've got mine right
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  here. I got this really awesome the other day. I'm not my bigfoot.
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  Yeah, I think that's so. I think that's a girl though,
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  color my girl. Okay, But but yeah, I I agree with you
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  one percent. I think they're very advanced, highly things. Yeah, they
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  don't have to promise. Bigfoots are masters of quantum physics. We are masters
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  of modern science. Modern sciences. Pennies quantum physics is dollars. That's the
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  equivalent. So when you want to talk about the intelligent level, you're comparing
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  pennies to dollars. We are. We're A long time ago they started separating
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  xes and wise Exes were free thinking people, wise were You got a world
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  full of non freethinking people that like to be fed the truth and put inside
• 1:09:04
  a box. Yes there are, Well, we don't think outside the box
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  here at the Cryptit Hunter's channel. Whatsoever, we busted out of that box.
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  And so, my goodness, this has been such a fantastic show.
• 1:09:16
  Charles, thank you so much for being here today to talk about all this.
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  You have so much knowledge on bigfoots just from your boots on the ground
• 1:09:25
  experience out there. I can seriously appreciate that big time. Tell tell the
• 1:09:29
  audience where they can find you and on your right. Now. The Facebook
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  group is the best place to go. It's got the majority of my stuff.
• 1:09:39
  But I'm in the process of building my YouTube channel and if anybody's on
• 1:09:43
  to usted in any expeditions Upstate New York Catskills about hour and forty five minutes
• 1:09:47
  above New York City, and I could give you the best wilderness adventure you
• 1:09:53
  ever had. You want to do something scary around Halloween, go do some
• 1:09:56
  nighttime research. You'll be scared. You'll never go back in the woods again.
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  Yes, it's it's well, I don't know. Some people in the
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  chat have listened, have watched the Blair Witch Project, so that did come
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  up. And and there's that movie that I did bring up where that girl
• 1:10:12
  is getting abducted to by the by the UFO. So even if it's happening,
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  they're not telling us, they're not going to tell us that. That's
• 1:10:19
  even if people were disappearing. The people that there is hit with non disclose
• 1:10:25
  your agreements. Their whole family is hit with one. You go ahead and
• 1:10:29
  open your mouth and will destroy you and your whole bloodline. And nobody's ever
• 1:10:34
  gonna know what happened to you. You got ate by a bear or fell
• 1:10:38
  off a cliff. Oh my gosh, I know that's one of the dangers.
• 1:10:41
  And that's why I was asking about missing person's clusters up there. And
• 1:10:44
  if there were anything you never heard about it, you never hear about nobody
• 1:10:46
  that you hear about people falling off cliffs all the time. All the time.
• 1:10:50
  The helicopters are flying up there to school people off the rocks. Oh
• 1:10:55
  my gosh. Ye, maybe that's the gimick. Maybe if you have some
• 1:10:59
  sort of messed up event, they bring you to the rocks and push you
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  off. Oh no, No, that's just scooping people off rocks. Oh
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  no. In thousands and thousands of people go to North and South Lake every
• 1:11:14
  year. It's a huge camping area. Okay, wow, well listen,
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  it's really old Catsicle Mountain Hotel. Was Oh, I've seen that pictures.
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  Okay, well, the next time I come up to New York, I'm
• 1:11:26
  coming up there, come hang out and do some big footing with you.
• 1:11:29
  For sure. This has been amazing. Okay, so you guys please go
• 1:11:32
  to Catskill Mountain Bigfoot on Facebook and join his group and you've got a YouTube
• 1:11:38
  channel to on their Catskill Mountain Bigfoot Charles. Thank you so much for being
• 1:11:41
  here. Please come back and hang out with me again. Absolutely awesome.
• 1:11:45
  Okay, well, you guys please come see me tomorrow night. I'm gonna
• 1:11:47
  have a remote viewing show for you. Guys eight pm Eastern Tomorrow night.
• 1:11:54
  And and then of course I just announced if anybody was not here at the
• 1:11:57
  beginning of the show, I just announced a brand show. I'm going to
• 1:12:00
  be doing another Crypti Hunter show. Like I said, what does a girl
• 1:12:03
  who's super duper busy do with her YouTube channel? She makes another show.
• 1:12:08
  Okay, So Saturday nights, I just have so much I'm such a wonderful
• 1:12:13
  response from all the researchers around the world, around the United States so want
• 1:12:16
  to come on my show and talk about their research and their experiences and their
• 1:12:20
  encounters. So we're going to do a Saturday night I'm going back to Saturday
• 1:12:24
  nights at ten PM. I formerly had a show at space Out Radio on
• 1:12:28
  Saturdays at ten and so I'm going to be doing a show on my channel
• 1:12:30
  at ten on Saturdays. So I hope you guys will come. I call
• 1:12:35
  it on the Hunt, but it's just another show here. So y'all please
• 1:12:39
  come see me this Saturday night on the show. Thank you. I have
• 1:12:43
  Ryan Trimbleay coming on. Ryan was in the chat today. Ryan Trimbley is
• 1:12:46
  going to be coming on. We're going to be talking about Windges and dog
• 1:12:50
  Man and skin Walkers and all those other fun I want to say cryptis,
• 1:12:55
  but I don't think they're all cryptied, so but anyways, come join me
• 1:12:58
  tomorrow night, y'all, and I'll give you more information about Saturday. Everybody,
• 1:13:01
  have a wonderful day. I hope you all learn something. Please stay
• 1:13:04
  safe out there, Charles, thank you for all your wisdom, and we
• 1:13:09
  will see you guys tomorrow. Bye bye, bye bye, and many las.