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The Beast of Seven Chutes - Remote Viewing Investigation · The Cryptid Huntress

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Hey, everybody, it's the courageon Huntress. I'm Jessica Jones and welcome into
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the remote viewing show of the week. I'm so glad you guys are here.
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I have a really good friend of mine here in the studio. Tonight.
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You're going to remember Robbie Rains. He's been on the Channel before and
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on my shows. And Robbie is a co host of d A X Makina
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podcasts and co host of What's Really out There podcasts. And Robbie is a
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very good tracker. He works in law enforcement, okay, and he's a
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good tracker, a field researcher, and also let's see, oh yeah,
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he is a well he's a researcher okay. And he's been down to Georgia
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and we have gone big footing together, y'all. Okay, so we have
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some experience out in the woods, and tonight we're going to be talking about
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the Beast of seven shoots. All right. This is something I have not
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really covered on the channel. This was given to me as a remote viewing
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target back in I guess it was in May. Oh my god, I
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can't remember if I uploaded my data to Patreon y'all, Oh my gosh,
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I didn't not do it during the show, okay, but but I have
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everything there, I'm just not I can't remember I put the data on there
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yet, okay, So I will do that during the show tonight. But
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I have not covered this yet. So we're going to really dive deep into
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this and buckle your seat belt, shall This is a going to be a
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really cool conversation tonight. Is this thing a gugway? Is it a bigfoot?
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Is it a bigfoots are gugways right? Or is it a dog man?
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Or could it be paraduglia or a photographer holding a camera? Y'all?
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This is a rabbit hole tonight. It's going to be really good. Okay.
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need to get a chance. All right, Well, let's get to the
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show tonight, because we have so much to talk about and a pretty good
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bit of data to go over in regards to the Beast of Seven Shoots.
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Okay, so I'm going to read a little blurb about the Beast of Seven
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Shoots, and then I'm going to introduce my co host tonight, mister Robbie
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Rains. In June of two thousand and five, a photo was taken of
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a bigfoot like creature standing beside a waterfall in the park Decet Shoots, which
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is French. Okay, it's in Quebec. The creature appears to be holding
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what appears to be a deceased animal and is steering at the photographer, but
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the photographer did not notice this creature in the picture at the time. It
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seems to have a long snout, which is not typical of a normal bigfoot,
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leaving researchers to question if the creature is a type three sasquatch known as
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the Gugway, or possibly a dog man. Some claim to figure in the
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picture could simply be paradoia, and others believe it's a photographer holding up a
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camera. All right, well, this is a topic of debate and a
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topic of discussion, and it was given to me as a remote viewing target,
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which today's the best day ever to go over this data. And to
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help me do that, I have my friend Robbie Rains here. Robbie is
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a co host of Dax Machina podcasts and What's Really out There podcast He's also
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a law enforcement official. He's a police officer and yeah, so please help
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me. Welcome to the show, my friend Robbie Rains. Hey, Robbie,
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how are you doing it? Man? I'm good, I am I'm
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all over the place today man, I just been getting ready for this show,
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wringling a kid, getting ready for a conference coming up next week,
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and uh and really deep diving into some research on the Gugway today. How
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about you? Have you been well good? Just got back from Missouri last
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week. I believe it's been a week down there with Da. We got
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into some uh some interesting stuff. You saw some of the pictures of some
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of the stuff we found, So I did tell tell me about that real
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quick, tell the audience about that. I did not pull those pictures up.
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I didn't know if you wanted to show those tonight. But know us
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about We've already showed him on our show, so if you want to show
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up. So it was supposed to be, Uh do was supposed to go
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to He had some stuff going last minute, so uh, But I still
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went down there and hung out for a week. We went went back to
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Joe Bald like we went h when I was down there last year. But
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uh, a little bit of difference this times. Last time when I was
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down there, it was in the fall, is already starting to get kind
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of cold. This time obviously middle of summer, so a little bit different.
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But we went to a place DA wanted to go to. And the
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biggest problem we had last time was I was only down there for a couple
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of days, so we just had a lot of time to go to all
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the places DA want us to go to. So this time we planned for
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a week and the first and I believe it was well. Actually the second
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night I was down there for the first night we were doing stuff. We
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went to a place called Colmbs Ferry, which is on Table Right Lake,
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but it's about ten or so miles across the lake from Joe Bald. But
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it's also that Army Corps of Engineers owns it. It's a peninsul that's completely
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bulldozed off. You got to get in by boat. So White Sts,
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one of our chat members, he lives down there. He lives somewhere close
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to the Table Lake. I don't know exactly where, somewhere in that area.
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A friend of his had a boat, so he arranged for us to
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get his transportation and there was about seven of us on the ground and me,
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Da and Noah were the first three. It was a bass boat,
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so it wasn't like he could take us all at one time, so he
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had to make several trips. So the first three people on the ground,
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and you know, like I said, it's ten miles across the lake.
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So me, Da and Noah were on the ground by ourselves for you know,
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a good ten to fifteen minutes, waiting for him to go back,
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get the others come back, and then you know like that. So anyway,
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once we get everybody there, we start walking around, and we immediately
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had started hearing stuff. Noah had some par or had a parabolic mic,
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and he could hear stuff walking and breathing, and he said he clearly could
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hear walking on it was big and it was walking on two legs. I
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had my sign it's camera down there. Now. Of course, obviously I
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can't see gray that's up close. So I'm trying to look through it,
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and I can't see anything because it's I just couldn't have my glasses on and
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looked through it and see clear. So I switched over and gave it to
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Noah. He actually said he saw something kind of crouds down. He could
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get a good look at it, but he saw something crouds down in the
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bushes. Well, it kept kept the distance, but it kept pacing us
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all the way around the peninsula. Well, you know, we're kind of
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shoveling back and forth with different positions and everything. It come back to a
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point where me and White were back in the very back when we were sitting
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there just kind of talking really quietly amongst ourselves, and he was on my
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left, so I was looking at him, and as he walked, he
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was looking at me. And as we walked past this tree, I saw
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something up in the tree and I said, I said, hold on a
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second, White, and I cut my headlight on and there was a deer
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carcass or what was left of a deer carcass is a foreleg and maybe some
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intestine, little leftover, some hide that I mean, it just put It's
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about seven and a half to eight feet off the ground and it was in
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a tree about the size of a softball. So it was because the first
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question everybody always want all that it was a mountain line to put it up
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there. Well, a couple of things wrong with that, and you know,
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you and I talked about this. There was no claw marks on the
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tree. Number one. Number two, it was not big enough to support
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any cat of any size. And number three, if a cougar makes a
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kill, it doesn't take it up the tree right next to where it makes
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the kill, because there was blood all over the ground and fur all over
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the ground right in front of that tree. So whatever did it did it
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right there in front of that tree. And there was still blood red blood
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on the cedar tree and on the ground. Now, according to Doc,
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as hot as it was, and the fact there was no flies, no
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maggots, really no smell, he said that was probably only a few days
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old because the blood was still red. You still see it in the pictures.
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Clear you saw the pictures. Blood would have oxidized if it had been
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out. I mean, if that had been like more than four or five
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days old, you probably wouldn't even been able to tell the blood was there.
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But you could still see the blood on the tree, in the ground.
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So that was kind of one of them moments. And then just about
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five yards away from that, on the other side of the path and a
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little sapling about four feet off four or five feet off the ground, there's
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a fish head stuck in between two branches. Now this thing has there's a
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triple canopy over this path we're on, so meaning it would have been hard
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for that to been dropped by bird of prey, because that was another issue
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that we can or another thing that people kind of thought, well, maybe
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it was this. It would have been really hard for something to drop and
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come through that canopy like that and make it that part of the ground.
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Yeah, that was weird. The fish head was really odd. And I
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asked to you when I saw the picture. I don't have the pictures to
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pull up right now, but there is so y'all go to d A X
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Mankina and watch that episode and see the pictures, because there is. It's
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a really gigantic big fish head just sitting there in the forest of a tree.
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Here's big. Yeah. Uh. And the and the deer was also
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kind of odd because it looked like it was mostly skin or that the fur
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and the hair, but it had the legs attached. And if if you
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saw you had or saw the pictures, that was not cut. It was
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twisted, Yeah, which is which is tip could be it's typical of a
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bigfoot really, and it could be a dog man too. I mean,
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I think it was Hobbyer from Cryptic five five nine had shown me. I
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think it was him. I think it was him. He had some pictures.
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Somebody had some pictures of what looked like an animal that had been twisted
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a whole bunch of times in a knot and like knotted up. When we
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were talking, Steve and I were talking that night, were sitting there watching
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it or looking at it, and while Steve was taking pictures, and Steve
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actually come up with the best terminology. He said, it looks like an
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alligator got a hold of that and death rolled it. Because that that was
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it was that ripping and twisting, like twisted and pulled at the same time.
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I think that's typical of Bigfoot and dog Man from what I understand.
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Now here here's the the weird part of the situation. Okay, back up
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to the last time I was up there. We went to Joe Bald got
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out and you remember how it felt when you and I were in Georgia and
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all of a sudden everything stopped and that that creepy vacuum. Yes, it
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felt that way at Joe bal the very when you first stepped out of the
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car, kind of like the second time we were there, when we stepped
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out and it was just that feeling like you're stepping out in the middle of
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space. That's what it felt like at Joe Bal that first time. We
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go back to Joe Ball this time and it's just like a regular place.
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You know, Cicadas are going, birds, there's you know, there's animals
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all over the place, people are in the park. It's just and it
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doesn't have that creepy feeling at all. It just fell like a park,
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which was weird for all three of us were like, this is weird or
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this didn't feel like Joe Bald, but we felt like that night we were
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being stopped. It did not feel it felt like how you and I felt
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that second time in Georgia, like something like it was predatory, like we're
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being stopped over in that Colms Ferry that the night or the couple nights before
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we went back to Joe Bald, and it felt kind of like that first
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night in Georgia with other our first time in Georgia with us, where it
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was just something was there felt curious, but it was more of a territorial
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thing because until we passed that deer and a fish head, it felt like
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they were just kind of hanging off. After we passed that, we kind
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of we think we heard rocks being thrown at us. They kind of get
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it started getting a little closer, so we think maybe we kind of crossed
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a territorial but like, don't don't process. I think that's what the what
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the what those things were in the tree for. I think they were warnings
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and territorial markers. Yeah, And like you said, a lot of people
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want to say it was a cat. You know, it's a big cat
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or something, and I that is my go to when I see an animal
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up in a tree like that, I would assume it would be a big
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cat or something. But you said that tree was it was kind of low,
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like the limb was low, and the tree was that big round and
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it was about seven and a half eight feet off the ground. That's completely
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totally against big cat behavior. Yeah, I mean, not to mention that
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the limbs that it were wrong. Like you know, it's not much bigger
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than a golf club, okay, yeah, and it was like a smaller
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sized deer too. But you know what you you were a tracker. You
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know how to do tracking, animal tracking and human tracking. That's important.
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And you also and I know DA lives in that area, and so you
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guys know and the guys you're with, y'all know the lay of the land.
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And you also knew the animals in that and to that point that after
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after we drops thy off, it was just me, no one DA in
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the car, and I said, okay, let's let's let's break this down
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scientifically, because that's you know that, that's that's our moo. That's how
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we handle it. DA and I both be in law enforcement background. No,
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it will be in the son of a cop. That's just that's where
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we always go is analyze the evidence. I said, okay, what are
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the animals in Missouri that are predators of deer? Got black bear? Cougars,
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do have some wolves, and he has some coyotes. Okay, well,
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automatically you can you can rule out wolves and coyotes because it was seven
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and a half to eight feet off the ground. We didn't measure it,
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but it was, I mean it was it was up there. It was
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up above everybody that we had there's head and I think the tallest sky we
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have was six to two, so it was well above any of our heads.
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So automatically cut wolves and coyotes out of the out of the equations that
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leaves bears and cougars. Could a big black bear put it up there?
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Yeah? But that's not typical bear behavior. Bears usually bury their food.
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Could a big cat have carried it up there? Yeah, but one hundred
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and fifty pound cougar is not gonna climb a tree that big around and leave
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a piece of deer carcass laying in across two limbs, perfectly hung across two
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limbs. It's like because it literally those two limbs were about that big a
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round that it was on, and they were spread it out. It was
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like it was just it was too Now, I'm not ruling out of fact
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that there couldn't have been somebody that's just, hey, I found this deer
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carcass. I'm gonna mess with people. I found this fish hit. I'm
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not saying that that couldn't have happened. What I'm saying is normal actual predatory
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behavior. I don't think it was any I don't think it was a big
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cat. I don't think it was a bear, just for the simple fact
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that tree size. Do big cats kill stuff and take it up tree,
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Yeah, but they don't typically take it up the tree that they kill it
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at. It's kill sight. I'm gonna move down here because other predators are
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gonna come to that kill site first. But if the cat is not up
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that tree, if it's up a tree twenty thirty yards away, it's eating,
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you know, and not having to worry about something else trying to come
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up the tree after. Oh yeah, And I've never seen a black bear
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kill a deer or kill anything and stick it up in a tree. That's
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just like behavior. And Robbie, you guys also DA also has that video.
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It would look like a dog man peeking out from behind a tree that
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he had me to a remote viewing session on. And I think there's there's
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something and that's that the same location, same area, y, same area,
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So there's a there's there's no an activity out there, cryptos and weird
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stuff going down. Well, we got Icehine that night, and we got
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ice Shine in the time I was down there before the Actually the guy that
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came and picked us up on the boat, as he was coming up to
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the boat ramp, he was, you know, shining a flashlight so you
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can see where he's going. He caught ice Shine about seven and a half
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eight feet off the ground as he was coming as he was bringing the boat
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in. Oh my gosh. Well, speaking of local cryptids, okay,
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Violin makes me cry. Who's in the chat tonight? Says, Hey,
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everyone from eastern Quebec, and I saw your comment on my YouTube post today
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saying that you had just been I think this is you, okay, saying
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that you had just been camping in this park, okay, like in this
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area like a week ago. All right, that's what we're going to be
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talking about tonight up in Quebec. And and what I'm talking about is the
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beast of seven shoots, y'all up at seven shoots? Now shoots. I
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believe in French means fall, So I'm going to assume this is like seven
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waterfalls or in the area. I don't know French in high school, but
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that's been thirty plus years ago. I think that's what that means. We
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don't hold me to it. I think so too. I think so okay,
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I'm pretty sure. So we're so. Violin makes me cry. You
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were once, Okay, this person was wondering, this beautiful viewer here was
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wondering who said that they couldn't sleep, That there was they got a weird
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feeling and they're having trouble sleeping, I believe was what they said. And
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uh, they were thinking about the possible bigfoot or dog man or maybe the
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potential photographer. Okay, and that's kind of a stretchery there, like of
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like it could be a gigantic cryptid, or it could be a photographer taking
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a picture. Now, I want to show the audience what we're talking about,
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because if people aren't familiar with this Beast of Seven shoots, I think
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everybody in the crypto community you've seen this picture before. And I want to
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give a shout out to Harley Owens. Harley's in the chat today. Hey,
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Charlie, Charlie Harley. We're He's actually my guest the Saturday night on
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the Hunt, y'all on Saturday. So hey, Harley, thank you for
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being here. Okay, let's see we're so let me let me get a
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picture because so the backstory is there was a person taking pictures of this area
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of this waterfall, okay, and they took this picture. They did not
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pay any mind of whatever was going on down in the foreground the background of
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it until they did some further examination, and they just took this beautiful landscape
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picture. Okay, beautiful landscape picture. It's just a beautiful waterfall. It
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looks like that'd be a lot of fun to slide down. Okay, very
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dangerous. But if you look closely down there in the lower right hand corner,
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there's something odd, Robbie, yep, do you notice it? Oh
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yeah, I mean that that completely stands out from everything around it. It
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doesn't look like the trees, it doesn't look like rocks. It. That's
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what the human eye does, is it looks for oddities and things that don't
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belong. And that's how that's also how paradolia works too. I get that.
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But that's how we that's how you spot things. And that's that's one
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of the things they talk in my tracking class as to how you how you
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pick or pick out somebody or something that you're tracking, is understanding what your
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eye in your mind is looking for. That's right, that's right, Okay
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for people who aren't seeing it, okay, because this is like a jigsaw
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puzzle, right, like one of those thousand piece jigsaw puzzles where everything looks
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the same down at the bottom. If you look at the ticker at the
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right hand corner, look look right above the ticker, and I'm going to
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zoom in on it. Okay, this is what if you zoom it.
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It is blurry. Okay, there's not a whole lot of really clear pictures
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of this thing. Wait, let me go to that one in a minute.
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Let's go back to that in a second. Okay, I want to
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go back to that one. This is, this is it's still blurry.
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Okay, it's a blurry picture. But it looks to me like it almost
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looks like a gorilla holding a raccoon or some kind of animal. And that's
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the animal's tail is up in the air. What do you see when you
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look at that, Robbie, I mean, I told you earlier exactly what
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I thought it to me, it looks like a gugway, like the the
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big foot species or subspecies, however you want classify it. But a gugway,
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which is a lot of people speculates that's what the Honey Island swamp monster
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is because of the three toe tracks and all that stuff, but typically more
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aggressive type species. It's got the long snout like a mandrill or a babboon
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type snout at long canines. And I'm not one hundred percent sure if it
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looks if that's something in its hand, or if that just if that's just
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because it's so blord that's just part of its body could be something that it
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just killed. I mean, okay. Aurora says that it looks like it's
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got a pet. Actually, I think it's got his lunch. Okay,
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let's think it's got a lunch. It's lunch actually. Okay, So let's
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look at the types of Well, this is actually dog men. Okay,
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it could it could very easily be a dog man. Okay, with that
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snout. If the top three variant three and top three variant one, that's
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what what I thought we were talking about. The DA and I and Ryan
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have all I think is a misidentified gugwey. Okay, I can I can
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agree with that. Okay, I can agree with that. And uh,
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let's see, let's look at the bigfoot. Okay, so these are the
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different types of bigfoots and uh, and I think that it's actually the type
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three are what we could would consider to be like a gugway. Now,
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this is an interesting picture right here, Okay, so it shows the type
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three because that looks like a giant baboon. I think that whoever was doing
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that just took a side view of a baboon and put that up there,
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because it is what it is that I believe you're right. I think that
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is an actual babboon. That's I just took a picture of it. Put
25:00
it put in there, But that's that's a good refference for what a gugue
25:04
would probably look like it does. I had another picture another chart too,
25:10
and I don't know where it went. So I've got so many pictures in
25:12
this Okay, it take me forever to find it, but yeah, it's
25:15
okay. So here's another interesting theory because some of the guys that I've talked
25:19
to, and it's my friend Kenny star Fox in particular. He and I
25:23
do a show every other week, but he's he's part of the North American
25:26
dog Man Project and so we talked. He's talked about the possibility of dog
25:34
men actually being like a miss either is a giant baboon or they originated from
25:41
giant baboons, which I find interesting, Like I never looked at it like
25:45
that. I'm not sure they do, Okay, but it is an interesting
25:48
theory because if you look at these pictures, they look a lot like that
25:52
could be misidentified as a dog man. I would assume late at night,
25:56
good good grief, can you imagine if you saw that in the middle of
25:59
the a. The only problem that I have with that is how far back
26:03
reports of sinum cephalie go. I mean, Saint Christopher, the all k
26:07
headed Saint. There's a Roman legion that supposedly went missing that you know,
26:15
was attacked by a group of were wolves or sinum cephalie whatever. You that
26:18
the dog headed people just go back so far and written history. That's why
26:23
I think that's that's the only thing I have a problem. I believe that
26:27
there are both. Yeah, and it's just like I've always said, the
26:33
the term dog man was only coined in the late nineties. Anyway, before
26:37
that, it was a wolfman or you know, werewolf or something like that.
26:41
So any of these sightings prior to nineteen ninety eight, when that Michigan
26:47
DJ was talking about the Michigan dog Man, that's what he called it.
26:51
That's when that stuck. I mean, anything prior to that, it was
26:53
a werewolf, you know. The Beast of Brave Road was the same or
26:59
supposedly could have been the same type of creature or the same creature, or
27:02
even one of the same group of creatures. But it was the Beast of
27:04
Bray road way before the term dog man was ever even brought up. So
27:10
yes, you know, I just I wolf man wear wolf sign and stuff
27:17
like that just goes back so far. Just I think they're I think they're
27:19
both. I think there's gugwey, which is a type of sasquatch, and
27:22
I think they're dog man. Now hyena's totally I think are totally different.
27:26
Because Ryan Paul Trimbley, that's he actually saw his dog man encounter quote unquote
27:33
dog man encounter was canine variant type two, which that's another thing that we
27:37
think does not belong on the dog man because it's a totally different creature.
27:42
I know those are actually pretty commonly described when people are having experiences, they
27:48
see the hyena type dog man, which is pretty terrifying. And uh and
27:52
I have actually encountered that when I was doing remote viewing targets of dog man
27:56
attacks. I do believe that that family that got attacked in the l B
28:00
L quite possibly was attacked by a type that looked more like the hyena dog
28:06
men. Actually that's what I was remote viewing when I did that target t
28:11
bone. Thank you for that superstick or I appreciate you. Thank you thank
28:14
you for my fundraising stuff. I appreciate that. It's very kind of you.
28:18
Okay, So I yeah, and hyenas are not dogs at all,
28:22
if I if I'm not mistaken, I think they're from like a cat family
28:26
or something. It's like, not not dog at all. Yeah, I
28:30
believe they're k nines. They are, even though they look or more of
28:34
the free lines than the r K line k nines, even though they look
28:37
more K nine. Okay, well, oh go ahead, go ahead.
28:42
I just said to me though, that just that looks like when you hear
28:48
somebody described a gugwey. That to me is what it would look like.
28:52
I can see the long point it's nowt I can see the sad and almost
28:56
gorilla top uh head, I can kind of it looks you. I mean,
29:03
imagine that with a with a baboonsnout and standing on two feet walking around.
29:07
I think that's what you got. Yeah, I mean this is the
29:11
silverback gorilla. Okay, this is the silver back. It looks a lot
29:17
like a gorilla. Okay, not this, I'm talking about the Beasts of
29:19
seven Shoes. Looks a lot like a gorilla to me, and so I
29:26
don't Okay, So This picture has always been so fascinating, right, and
29:30
when I remember when I first saw this, I was thinking it had like
29:33
a raccoon. To me, it looked like a raccoon. All right.
29:37
Well, some some people are saying that there's actually was a hiker in the
29:41
area who lost his white dog, a white dog, that same day and
29:49
couldn't find their dog. Their dog ran away, all right. Brown Dwarf
29:55
says it could be a pig. Okay, I think so too. It
29:57
could be now some somebody, I don't know, if somebody got real,
30:02
real creative people. This has been analyzed quite a bit, and somebody did
30:06
make this interesting outline here. Uh. I'm not saying it's suggestive, Okay,
30:11
I'm not trying to suggest that this is exactly what this is, but
30:15
it's just putting out the possibilities, Okay, the babboon type type three you
30:22
know, bigfoot here. Uh and the potentially that could be the backside of
30:27
a white dog. Okay, y'all see that. I mean one hundred percent
30:33
that's what it could be. I'm just saying that if when I first looked
30:36
at it. Now, this this is how paradoia works too. Though,
30:40
once you suggest something like that. Then obviously it starts starts sinking in your
30:44
brain, start thinking about it, and it starts looking more. I can
30:47
see it now. But is that because it's been suggested now or is that
30:49
because that's what it really is? Who knows. I'm just saying that's you
30:53
have to you have to be mindful of stuff like that when you're looking at
30:59
these you have. It's sometimes it's hard to stay objective and look at these
31:02
pictures and have this discussion when people are saying different things, because that stuff
31:06
starts creeping in your mind. You have to you have to be on top
31:08
of that, be mindful of this and just let your brain work on its
31:12
own instead of trying to have that outside stimuli. There's a very strong there's
31:19
a very strong power of suggestion. Okay, Like just like with cult leaders,
31:26
let's just say cult leaders, right, they tell you to think a
31:27
certain way, and you trust that person. You're gonna think that way,
31:30
you know. And it's a lot like when you're out in the field doing
31:33
bigfoot research too. If you're not open minded to the possibilities of everything that's
31:40
out there, everything's gonna be a bigfoot. Okay, Every little sound you
31:45
hear every whoop, every holler, every haller. That's so country and you
31:49
know every everything is gonna be bigfoot. But that's that's you know, you
31:55
and I have had extensive talks about this. You and I don't agree on
31:59
every what there is. I mean, we both have very different beliefs and
32:02
viewpoints. But that's what I'm about to say. But we have both had
32:08
multiple conversations about things that I feel one way about, you feel another way
32:13
about. That's that's the point. You have to be that way because I
32:19
would go out and limb and say that there's some things that I've said that
32:21
you've been like, I didn't think about it that way, because I know
32:22
there's things that you've said and I've been like, well that kind of makes
32:27
sense. I never thought about it in that light. That's how you learn.
32:31
And I don't know how many times we've said I know I've heard you
32:34
say it, but I don't know how many times we said it. On
32:36
Dax Makina. Anybody that says, hey, I'm an expert in this field
32:39
is trying to see you snake will. Nobody's an expert what we're talking about,
32:45
you know? Could that just be a bunch of leaves and a stump.
32:47
And yeah, but what I see and what anybody else sees may not
32:52
be the same thing. But that's how you learn as you talk about these
32:57
things. See and I said, I didn't see. I couldn't tell that
33:00
it was something that was holding. Now the more we talk about it,
33:04
the more it looks like it's hand cup across something that it's holding. It
33:08
does. Okay, Well let's look at it from a different perspective. Okay.
33:15
Now I'm about to get to my remote viewing data. Okay, and
33:17
so this is what the data. This is from a blind target. This
33:22
is data I don't I just got a set of numbers and I got some
33:23
data out of it. So this is going to I'm not going to say
33:28
it's going to settle, you know, and be this is exactly what it
33:31
is. Okay. But it's remote viewing data, which is you know,
33:35
we can use it or not, you know, use it or don't.
33:37
And so it'll give us some insight, I think. And Blanche LeBlanc,
33:42
thank you so much for that supersticker. I appreciate that so much. That's
33:45
very sweet of you. Okay, and okay, let's go to the next
33:49
perspective. Are you ready for this one? Okay, So let's go back
33:52
to the original picture, and we've got this thing. It looks like a
33:58
gorilla, a big foot carrying something under its arm, potentially something like a
34:02
dead animal. All right, all right, let's go to this. Somebody
34:10
else outlined it. Okay, Now I don't I can't give credit to whoever
34:14
this is. I'm not sure where this came from. Okay, it may
34:15
say it up in the top. Nope, it doesn't. All right,
34:17
this is just a photo that I found online. I don't know who to
34:22
give credit for for these, y'all. So if anybody knows, y'all can
34:24
put in the chat or under the comments. Okay, but I did find
34:29
this, and someone has gone and outlined what they believe to be a person
34:36
with blonde hair, okay, with their arms out with a camera, holding
34:42
a camera or adjusting a camera lens. And I mean it is kind of
34:45
pointed towards that waterfall. Okay, So what do you think about this,
34:50
Robbie? To me, that looks like somebody scribbled what they like credit.
34:58
Okay, I'm just gonna I'm just gonna make this look like what I wanted
35:00
to to me, that does not fit with the picture what you had before
35:06
the dog, the you know, the bathroom that fit with the picture.
35:09
That does not look like it fits. That looks like somebody tried to draw
35:14
a bunch of lines and make what they wanted to see and wanted other people
35:17
to see fit. That does not fit the Okay, I mean I think,
35:27
I mean, I think it could be. Okay, I think it
35:29
could be somebody with I'm not saying I was thinking like a bandana on their
35:32
head or something. I don't know, uh, but you know, I
35:36
didn't see that until I saw this outline, okay, and so then I
35:39
was like, well, it could be, but it doesn't feel right to
35:42
me. To me, I cannot look at that and say, oh,
35:46
yeah, that's clearly a camera, or that's clearly somebody's head, that's clearly
35:51
somebody's arm. I can't the other I could look at that, and I
35:53
can clearly see the muzzle and the head with the sadurinal crypt. See if
36:00
if you look at the cameras, they've cut part of the image off or
36:04
they've drawn this in. I mean, they didn't even use the whole image.
36:08
It just it didn't fit to me, it throws up too many red
36:13
flags to use. Yeah, okay, absolutely does. It throws up some.
36:22
It throws up some red flag I mean to me, to me,
36:23
it's just it's a possibility. Okay, I'm keeping my mind open, and
36:28
I'm not saying that it's not. I'm saying when I look at that and
36:30
look at that outline, it does not fit the image like the other outline
36:35
fit the image. That's that's all saying. Could it be that? And
36:38
they just are really off on the lines. Yeah, but that just doesn't
36:44
that narrative just doesn't that dog don't hunt. It's heard an old guy say
36:46
one time, that dog don't hunt. Oh my gosh. Okay, well,
36:52
all right, so I have another picture. I have one more picture
36:54
before we get to the data. Actually too, because I'm going to go
36:57
back to the original. All right, So we got the original picture with
36:59
the with the creature, the alleged creature down there. Now, when you
37:01
when you get the shot like this, it doesn't look like a photographer to
37:07
me. Now, now, okay, it doesn't look like a person taking
37:09
a picture at all at this point. Okay, to me, if it
37:14
was that, then it would stand out from there. I think you would
37:19
be able to after you look that line, you'll be able to say,
37:22
oh, yeah, now I can really say that, see I can.
37:24
I can't even see that other image traced on there. When you pull that
37:29
back up. All my mind goes back to, is the Gugway holding something?
37:31
Now? Yes, Jenna says it, say Gugwey takeout food snack?
37:37
Okay, yes, I think so. All right, so we got this
37:39
picture, Okay, this is this is a comparison picture I'm about to show
37:43
y'all. Okay, So we got the creature right there in the corner,
37:45
and then we have someone thought to have a man go stand there. He's
37:51
got on a blue shirt or maybe a woman, I don't know. Okay,
37:54
but there's a human being in a blue shirt down there. Now,
37:58
Robbie, if you can see that, yeah, I can see it.
38:00
But what do you what do you think about that? What is the comparison
38:04
size to you? Well, first off, it's smaller, But second off,
38:08
I can tell that somebody standing there in the shirt it. I mean,
38:12
yeah, I can see the head, I can see the outline of
38:15
the shoulders, and it's much smaller than than what was there for it doesn't
38:20
feel that whole spot that whatever was in before filled up that whole. I
38:24
mean where that guy's head is or the that's where that thing's shoulders were.
38:31
Its head was above that to the to the top of his head. That's
38:36
its head was above that hard it was. You know what they should have
38:38
done, Okay, And I'm not saying that, you know, I'm not
38:42
I'm not criticizing at all. Okay, because somebody had to wherewithal to go
38:45
do that, because that's very good size comparison. I mean it does.
38:51
But you know what they should have done if they had known that somebody was
38:53
they were claiming that that was somebody taking a picture and had their arms up
38:58
with the camera, maybe they could have put their arms up with camera.
39:01
Like if that was somebody holding a camera, they were really tall, or
39:04
they were standing on a ladder. Yeah, if that was it was a
39:08
blondheaded woman doing that, she was about eight feet tall. Yes, absolutely,
39:14
Okay, all right, something else about the creature. If it is
39:20
a gugwey, now they sasquatch had been known to eat domestic animals. I
39:24
know this is horrible. I hate talking about it because we got a bunch
39:28
of animal. Everybody's an animal lover in the chat, everybody, everybody watching,
39:31
but they are known to you know, I would never take my dog
39:36
in the woods for a real Bigfoot research weekend. First of all, with
39:40
my dog barks. But second of all, sometimes when Bigfoot and I do
39:45
take my dog to the woods, okay, but bigfoots, when they get
39:49
irritated with a dog, they'll take it and they'll hit it against a tree,
39:52
okay, and they'll eat it. It's just a sad part of what
39:58
happens. Okay. There's several documented things in the legend of Boggy Creek,
40:05
but you know, the two hogs, the creature is supposedly walked off with.
40:09
There's a couple of dogs that killed. I mean, that's that stuff
40:12
that goes back for a long time. That's not just recent stuff. Yeah,
40:17
no, it goes it goes back. I mean I have I have
40:21
personal stories of not not of my own, but people that I do know
40:24
who have had their dogs, who dogs have passed away, even and the
40:30
dog men do that as well. You know. I just listened to Vic
40:32
Kundif's one of his shows this past week with a lady who had a were
40:37
wolves that was falling around. It did that to her boyfriend's dog. Okay,
40:40
So, uh yeah, the domestic animals are not safe around cryptids.
40:46
It's just it is what it is, okay. And I'm just saying that
40:50
because this could be a dog or something, okay, in his arms.
40:53
All right, let's get into the data, all right, y'all. If
40:58
this is not if, I forgot to post it in my my section on
41:00
my my Patreon, you guys, I'll do it as soon as we get
41:04
done, I promise, Okay, but this is let me go over the
41:07
data. And uh. And so I was I was definitely picking up when
41:12
I was given this target. I was picking up immediately on something. I
41:15
was picking up on water, water source and a bunch of vegetation. Okay.
41:19
And this is the target is actually this picture right here, Okay,
41:22
it's it's the picture, the wide shot of this picture with whatever's in that
41:27
picture, okay.'es basically the beast of seven shoots is what the target
41:31
is. Okay. So I was picking up on I actually wrote down bridge
41:36
maritime water, so I knew that I was somewhere in the water hidden.
41:42
I wrote hidden treasure steps something I wrote take her takeaway. I wrote down
41:49
critter control, Okay, critter control on there and uh. And I was
41:53
picking up on something that was bloated and floating. Okay. Now I think
41:59
that that could be significant because if this is a real creature, what was
42:02
it holding and where did it come from? It could have been something that
42:08
was dead floating in the water and it picked something up for lunch. I
42:12
mean, I don't know, you know, but that was in the data.
42:17
So I was picking up on something that was I actually wrote down bigfoot
42:22
in the data. The data says bigfoot. It says big foots multiple okay.
42:28
And I was picking up on I wrote down hide and seek as well.
42:30
Okay, But but I was picking up on I've seen a lot of
42:35
green, a lot of vegetation. I wrote down jungle. I wrote down
42:37
jungle and forest. Because I didn't know what I was looking at. I
42:40
wrote down I was picking up on some kind of group, like there was
42:44
a bunch of something somewhere and something was caught off guard. Surprise, okay,
42:51
caught off guard, surprise. I was picking up on an I wrote
42:52
down animal and something that was up that walked on two legs. And I
42:59
was and I was and I asked it. Whatever, whenever I pick up
43:01
on like a creature or a being or any kind of consciousness when I'm remote
43:06
viewing, I can I can do a deep mind probe. And I did
43:08
a deep mindprobe and I said what I said, what are you? And
43:13
I heard back like you. That's all I heard was like you. Okay,
43:19
So that didn't give that didn't answer any questions. Okay, they didn't
43:22
answer any questions because I didn't know what I was looking at. I just
43:24
knew that I was like by the water and I was in dense vegetation.
43:29
But I did write down wild man, sasquatch, bigfoot, humanoid, bipedal,
43:36
animal, animalistic, something else I wrote down. But at some point
43:40
I did start writing. I wrote down National Force or w M A.
43:45
Okay, that's where I thought I was. Yeah, and I also was
43:51
picking up on a tribe or tribal Okay. So that that's kind of the
43:54
the data in a in a nutshell right there. Okay, so we got
44:00
it kind of covers a lot of stuff, though, right, did you
44:04
pick up on anything that would lead to like, maybe it's kind of hard
44:10
to ask this without it sounding weird, But if anybody knows what gugway actually
44:15
means, they'll understand this. But did you pick up on anything like face
44:19
or facial or like? No, Well, what I was looking at,
44:23
okay, So what I thought I was looking at was a bigfoot okay,
44:27
because I wrote down. I wrote that down over and over again. I
44:29
was like bigfoot. I mean I wrote down every time. I didn't write
44:31
down the word Gugway at all, but I wrote down sasquatch or no,
44:35
not sasquatch. I write down, I pull it up. I wrote down
44:37
bigfoot, humanoid, wild man, and I wrote down sasquatch. Actually,
44:44
so yes, I did. But I was looking at something that was animalistic.
44:47
It looked more animal than human. Okay, I wrote humanoid, So
44:52
that means it's not a human. And of most all the bigfoot species,
44:59
which one of them looks the most animalistic most of most people say, most
45:02
of them look like us the Gugway except the Gugway. And you know gugwey
45:07
actually means face eater oof. That's why I was asking if you got anything
45:14
you picked up on anything like It wasn't human, it was bipedal. And
45:19
I kept writing. I kept writing down bigfoot data okay, So it was
45:22
like bigfoot data uh and humanoid. Okay. Like if I if I thought
45:28
it was like human, what I was looking at was like human, I
45:30
would probably would have written it down. But I kept I kept seeing something
45:34
that looked like a bigfoot. Okay, So there was no there were no
45:37
specifics. Let's just say as to exactly what it looked like. Because to
45:43
me, like you said, if it was the person with the camera,
45:52
why would you write humanoid humanoid except human, man, woman whatever? To
46:00
me, you know, I've watched your show long enough, and I've watched
46:04
you do these things long enough. That's just to me, that's a sticking
46:10
point of if it was that you should have picked up on that. And
46:15
like you is not one of you or you like you? Thank you.
46:22
Yeah. It was two words. It was like so simple, you know,
46:25
and usually when I do a deep mind probe, I get a lot
46:28
of feedback from it, and that one I got two words, and that
46:32
was it. Like you. It was very much like like you. But
46:37
I'm not going to explain what I'm like when it comes to you. So
46:40
it was it was very nondescriptive, but it just said like you, whereas
46:47
it's not. It's not you can look at that or human or something like
46:52
that would have been what you would have expected if it was human, right,
46:59
something of that nature. Yes, exactly. Oh no, j True
47:07
secret says they like Chihuahua dogs. Oh no, okay, Yeah, I
47:12
mean I think I think that's some really interesting data there, and I just
47:15
don't to me, like the cameraman thing does not make sense after reading if
47:21
you compare the data to that picture in this diagram, I don't think that
47:24
this fits anymore. If if we're going by the remote viewing data from this
47:31
blind target that I did back in May. Okay, I do not believe
47:36
that the cameraman is what do you call it viable anymore. I don't think
47:40
that that theory is going to it doesn't pan out. And well, I
47:46
mean obviously I didn't. I didn't think it fit without even your data,
47:51
and I think your data is probably as strong as not stronger than the visual
47:55
observation I've just made on just a worry picture picture. Yeah, I mean
48:02
it it makes sense, you know. And what I find super interesting is
48:07
the in the very beginning, I did some of my sensory data. I
48:10
did write down I wrote, uh, here's my sensory data. Okay,
48:15
flowing, green, hidden, bloated, floating, sick, silence, I
48:21
wrote, baking and taking dark and stillness. Okay. Well, let's look
48:27
at it from the viewpoint of well what if the Okay, something's floating and
48:31
bloated. All right, this is gonna sound kind of gross. I hope
48:36
none of y'all are eating if you are, hit the mute button. Okay.
48:38
Because one of the first high priority targets that I was ever given by
48:45
the head of my remote viewing team, it ended up being a missing person
48:51
okay. And this missing person was dead okay. And I this was a
48:57
blind target, so I just got a set of numbers. I didn't know
48:59
what I was looking at, but my data included bloated and floating and a
49:05
location I was near it. I didn't know I was near a dam,
49:07
but I was hearing white noise. And I actually drew the Buford dam on
49:10
there here at late Lanear. Okay, I actually drew it all out,
49:15
and I was like, you know, this data, and it was a
49:17
person who had been unalived and dropped into the lake okay and hidden, and
49:25
I was getting data where they were actually going to whatever happened where they gotten
49:30
shot, all the way to where they were in the water, all the
49:32
way to where their body was going to be found near a picnic area.
49:37
I written down recreation area. And this is a blind target, so I
49:40
don't know what I'm looking at, right, and so it's just like with
49:43
this, like I'm getting bloated and floating data. We're right there by water
49:46
in this picture right here, whatever I'm looking at us by water. That
49:52
creature is not bloated and floating. But what if, according to this data,
49:55
whatever it's holding its hand had drowned and it was floating and it picked
50:00
it up, okay, and it was going to eat it or something,
50:05
and it was down there by the water getting that and that's how it was
50:07
kind of caught off guard. And that's how they got that picture. Yeap
50:12
of it. I mean when you look at it that way, And obviously
50:19
you didn't look at this picture before you made all these but when you look
50:25
at the data that you just read, and then you look at that picture
50:30
and then you explained that, it makes it makes sense right when you put
50:35
it all together. Yeah, Yeah, these blind targets are mind blowing.
50:40
Okay, They're pretty mind blowing because I'm just getting I'm given a set of
50:44
number I had eight numbers, and I got that data out of there,
50:46
and it may not even make sense to me at all, but it's whoever
50:50
tasked me with those, okay, would know more about it than me.
50:54
And so yeah, but when I'm sitting here doing my own analysis on it,
50:58
it's like, well, this makes sense now because that if somebody Okay,
51:02
I don't I don't know the validity of that of a person losing their
51:05
dog that day hiker, but that that seems to come up quite a bit
51:10
when you research. I was let's say, I would assume that stuff like
51:13
that happens in place in places that are hot like that, I would assume
51:15
stuff like that happens all the time. Yeah, as many people go missing
51:21
in National Forest, I would assume at least a good number of pets go
51:25
missing too. Yes. Yeah, these are just pictures of the area of
51:31
this park. I mean there's a lot of bridges, a lot of water,
51:35
and you can imagine if a dog, my dog swims Robbie, Okay,
51:37
I know you got dogs. My dog jumps in any water. If
51:40
she sees water, she jumps in it. And so imagine if a dog
51:44
jumped into one of those you know waterfalls, that it's gonna drown, okay,
51:50
and it'll easily drown yep. And and there's and this is such a
51:53
huge park. I mean, I don't know, it could easily get away
52:00
from you. You think that it ran ahead of you on the trail and
52:02
then it falls into the water and it's gone. Yeah. And that didn't
52:07
look like a particularly slow moving river either, No, it did not.
52:15
Let's see, yeah, I mean these yeah, this is the river.
52:19
I mean, imagine if it rains, it's going to be it's gonna be
52:22
a region river right there. Okay, uh yeah, dog? I mean
52:27
and and who's I say it? If this is seven shoes, there's probably
52:30
seven waterfalls there that could be that spot that it was at, that could
52:37
be that could be a tidal pool or maybe not tidlepool, that's not the
52:42
right, but that could be just that could be an area that has found
52:45
a lot of stuff washed up at and it just knows, hey, this
52:50
is a place I can go get a free meal. Because raccoons and occasional
52:53
dog or whatever else, the current just brings them to that spot and that
53:00
may be where the the bloated thing because depending on when it gets there,
53:07
that could be. That could be just like any like any hunting spot.
53:10
Hey, I've always I've always had good look here killing deer. I've always
53:15
had good look here pulling things out of the river. I mean that that
53:19
could be why it went to that spot. That could be why that spot
53:22
so well filled out. It's in because it's us standing there watching for stuff
53:28
to come down the river. Yes, yeah, you know. Yeah,
53:31
it could be like a spot where the water hits just right and everything kind
53:35
of turns and it gets stuck there, you know what I mean, Like
53:39
it just it rolls. I know that sounds guy, that sounds horrible.
53:43
I know it does, but it's it's the truth. Just a spot where
53:47
where it catches. Yeah, yeah, it could be its lucky spot.
53:52
Could be. I mean, we we are speculating quite a bit. Okay,
53:55
yeah, we're we're speculating, but we're just trying to come up with
53:59
ideas as to what this is in relation to the connection between the data and
54:04
the picture. Okay, and this and then the stories that people talk about
54:08
when it comes to this, I think it's fantastic. Okay, I think
54:12
this is really cool, and it's really cool to brainstorm together and kind of
54:16
figure these things out. Yeah, it's like I heard camp play the other
54:20
day. I was listening to one of his shows, and he was talking
54:24
about a guy that you know, has had like three or four encounters in
54:28
his life. And Cam's like, man, I just you know, I
54:30
can't understand why I can't have him, he said, But but just think
54:34
about it, he said, how many times have you been out in the
54:37
woods on your four wheeler or you've been out walking and you walk past one
54:40
of these things or drove over a footprint or you know, and didn't even
54:45
know it because they they are so well camouflaged and they are so adept at
54:51
stay in the heading that things like that where you just catch something like that.
54:54
How rare an occurrence that is. And you know, I guess having
55:02
the encounters that I've had, and I know you kind of probably feel the
55:06
same way. You kind of lose that sense of wonderment sometimes maybe because we
55:12
have had it. But it is really so rare that you that you actually
55:15
can have some of these kind of encounters, And you know, it's almost
55:22
like whenning the lottery when you think about it, because yeah, it is,
55:30
well, we're not thinking about seeing something that's not supposed to exist.
55:36
Most normal humans are not. Okay, we're not We're not looking for a
55:40
you know, ten twelve foot tall gorilla human like bipedal humanoid. Okay,
55:47
like people are not not used to seeing that. So like your brain doesn't
55:52
register that. It's like when it's like when the Pilgrims came to where we
55:59
are here in North America. Uh. They say that the Native Americans at
56:04
some point, this is the story that I've heard, is that they didn't
56:06
it didn't register what they were seeing or the indigenous people. You're we're not
56:09
registering that there were like these gigantic ships because they'd never seen these ships before.
56:15
Stuff like that. You know, I don't know the validity of that,
56:17
but that's what I've heard. We can't sometimes you can't understand what you're
56:22
looking at, Okay, so you just look past it. Yeah, And
56:28
I can equate that to my job. You know, when you when you
56:31
see a really horrific scene or bad wreck, you know, somebody unless you've
56:37
been doing it as long as I have, and you've seen so many of
56:38
them. Now when you get a new guy or a new girl in and
56:42
they haven't dealt with that before. You know, it's bad to say,
56:45
but sometimes it's a game onst the veterans to you know, see how much
56:50
the rookie can take or all. You know, it's just one of those
56:52
things. If you're like you said, if you're not accustomed to seeing that
56:59
kind of stuff, or seeing big ships or seeing big bipedal things walking around
57:05
that it's a paradigm shift. I've said it many times on our show,
57:08
and it's like Mike Tyson, everybody's got a plan or they get punched in
57:12
the mouth, and it's what they do after that that makes us. And
57:15
you know, Steve God bless his soul, you know, he had that
57:19
paradigm shift the other night when we were walking around we saw that deer hide.
57:22
Because Steve went from, yeah, I'm kind of the agnostic of the
57:25
group, you know, I want to I want to believe, but I
57:28
want to see some stuff that when he saw that and he and logically in
57:31
his mind could not explain why that deer hide and that fishhead was in that
57:37
those trees. Steve had that paradigm shift it was like, Okay, I
57:42
know what we've we've been sitting here talking about this on our show, but
57:45
it was kind of like, ah, fun fun, funny games. Now
57:47
he's out there in the woods presented with oh crap, there could be a
57:54
ten plus foot bipedal animal walking around that theoretically could rip me in half if
58:00
it wanted to. Oh crap, what do I do now? Yeah?
58:05
I love that because that's one of my favorite quotes saw Fun and Games.
58:08
Until you get punched in the mouth, That's that's so great. Yeah,
58:13
And there's some people that you can tell they've never been punched in the mouth
58:15
before. Well, I'm just I'm just saying, listen, I played I
58:21
played sports, I was rough growing up. Okay, so like I have
58:23
been punched, Okay, you know, I feel like that having my encounter
58:31
as young as I did. It's probably if i'd had that encounter now,
58:37
or if i'd had something like some of the stuff that happened to me and
58:39
you, if I had had that that had been my first encounter, or
58:44
I didn't believe at that point, I don't know that I would handle it
58:46
the same way that I do now. I might be one of those guys
58:51
that I ain't ever going back in the woods again, because you know,
58:52
it's it's sometimes I see that one extreme or the other people are like,
58:57
Okay, I can't wait to get back out there with the crazy ones like
59:00
us or this, Like I left the six thousand dollars dish standing out there.
59:05
I'll tell you where it's at, but I ain't going back after to
59:07
get I mean that that kind of se either one reaction or the other a
59:10
lot of times, and that's that's kind of sad in a way, but
59:15
you know, it is what it is. Some people just can't deal with
59:17
it. Yeah, it's hard, I know. That's why we've got it's
59:22
like we've got a Bigfoot Cryptied Experience Ers support group over here on our on
59:27
our channels online, and I think it's important that we do tell our stories
59:30
and swap ideas and yeah, because we've experienced that. Now we put ourselves
59:37
on the front line. Robbie, you and I we're taking some for the
59:39
team, you know, and come back and report it. You know.
59:42
I just did a dog man hunt too last week out in Alabama. That
59:45
was fun. So I came back, I survived, and I had some
59:49
pretty good stories to tell afterwards. Well, and you and I have talked
59:53
about this before too. Neither one of us are in it for fame or
59:59
the glory or the money or any of that kind of stuff, because you
1:00:00
know that chances of us getting rich off this or a few and far between.
1:00:06
We know that, And I enjoy talking about the subject. It's something
1:00:12
that I you know, I I've from my entire forty nine years of my
1:00:17
life, it's been something that I've loved. But I couldn't talk about it
1:00:22
because back when we were younger, you talked about stuff like this, you
1:00:24
were crazy. Now it's a lot more there's a lot more people, and
1:00:30
the Internet's got a big role to play that. I get it. But
1:00:36
you're not viewed completely as crazy now as you used to be. So,
1:00:42
you know, for the better part of thirty five plus years, I never
1:00:45
told anybody about my about my encounter because anybody I told other than my stepdad,
1:00:52
you had a nightmare or you just imagined it or you you know,
1:00:55
And I just I got tired of that, so I just I stopped talking
1:00:58
about it. Yeah, doesn't most people do. They quit talking about stuff
1:01:04
once they start getting made fun off. If they get, you know,
1:01:08
chastised by people. And that's why a lot of people don't talk about it
1:01:13
publicly, even researchers. You know, it took me ten years to ever
1:01:17
speak publicly about bigfooting. Uh and in admitting that I'm a bigfooter, okay,
1:01:24
and uh and boyd did I I went all out once? I did.
1:01:29
I guess because here I am. I didn't mean to go big or
1:01:30
go home, right, I guess. I mean, well, it just
1:01:34
kind of snowball because it was natural. I never wanted to do a podcast.
1:01:37
I never even knew it a podcast. You still got that last about
1:01:44
my email address? Yes, you know, but oh my god. But
1:01:52
that's that's the thing. When you you have a picture like that and you
1:01:58
say it you took, you take it, and you say, you know,
1:02:00
like, oh my god, look what's on. But you're like,
1:02:02
Okay, if I put this out there, people are gonna call me crazy,
1:02:06
people are gonna think I'm stupid, people gonna think I'm you know,
1:02:07
I'm gonna have to go take a whiz quiz now. And or you just
1:02:12
put it out there and don't say anything. Let people make their own their
1:02:15
own opinions about it. You know. It's just it's good to have places
1:02:21
like here in d X Makina where people can come and they can talk about
1:02:24
it and there's no fear of us saying you're crazy, or you're stupid,
1:02:30
or you're this, or you're that. You know, and for so long
1:02:35
a lot of us didn't have that place, And that's that's why I will.
1:02:38
I guess that went a long way to me having the the open mindedness
1:02:42
I have that you know, Yeah, I believe one way, but that
1:02:45
doesn't mean that what I believe is one hundred percent the truth. That just
1:02:51
means what I've seen, what I've experienced, doesn't show me anything other than
1:02:55
a flesh and blood creature who is an animal. But that's what I've seen,
1:03:00
that doesn't you know. Up until I went to They'll bl I'd never
1:03:05
seen an ORB. But I'm pretty sure I saw one down there. M
1:03:08
h Yeah, I go where I took you too, but I've never there
1:03:15
that, yeah, I mean, and that was I had that in my
1:03:19
mind. I'm like, well, if I didn't see him see one with
1:03:21
Jessica where she said she always sees them, I'm not gonna see him here.
1:03:24
That's the mindset I had so, and you know me, you know
1:03:28
how I am. I walked one hundred yards away from everybody else and probably
1:03:32
walk right in the middle of whatever's walking around us. But I wanted to
1:03:37
be away from the stimulus of Johnny and Greg talking because I didn't want to
1:03:42
be influenced by what they were saying. I wanted to see with my own
1:03:45
eyes first. But I can still kind of hear them and I would see
1:03:50
like something red or something take off in a diagonal line. I'm like,
1:03:55
I really see that, And then I would hear them behind me, Oh,
1:03:58
you see that rebend go off to the right, and I'm like,
1:04:00
crap, that's what I just saw. So Okay, I guess I am
1:04:03
seeing it because there's but there. It was not me sitting there listening to
1:04:08
them and trying to look and see where they were. You know, there
1:04:11
was stuff that I saw that they didn't see, but there was also stuff
1:04:13
that I saw that they did see and they were talking about. So that
1:04:15
was just my way of validating what I was seeing to myself, because you
1:04:20
never know if just like when we were out there that second time, we
1:04:25
sat there for like what fifteen minutes and didn't say anything, just to kind
1:04:29
of acclimate yourself to the to the environment, which is what I was doing.
1:04:32
And because you just never know what's what you're seeing, what you're not
1:04:36
seeing, and giving yourself time. That's a big I think that's some of
1:04:41
the lost art of people getting out in the woods. They just get out
1:04:44
and they just start right charging into it as soon as you get out of
1:04:46
the car, and you still got all that other stimulus ringing in your eyes
1:04:50
and your ears, and you got to take it down. No, you're
1:04:56
you're one hundred percent right. And yeah, you know, when I was
1:04:59
out doing that dog man hunt last week, we we hiked in for miles
1:05:02
and miles. You know, we got down and we we backpacked height,
1:05:08
we camped way out. We were way far from our cars. There's no
1:05:11
way we would have made it back to our vehicles as something had happened.
1:05:14
Uh, I mean, we we could have, we had to, but
1:05:16
it would have been really difficult that night. So we were we were we
1:05:19
were prepared to hunker down no matter what happened to us. When we were
1:05:24
out here, we sheltered in place. Yeah, we were prepared, okay
1:05:29
to do it. Luckily nothing came out at us though nothing nothing harmful at
1:05:32
least so. But Linda, I want to thank you so much for those
1:05:36
superstickers. Thank you so much. Uh. I think you got two of
1:05:40
them there. Thank you. That's very sweet of you. I appreciate it.
1:05:44
Robby, what would you do if you encountered a Gugway in the woods.
1:05:50
I guess that would depend on what the Gugway was doing, because,
1:05:55
as I've said this before, I'm not and you know DA said the same
1:05:59
thing. We're not the guys that are going out to try to take one
1:06:01
down and take bring one in or any of that kind of stuff. But
1:06:05
when I go, and that's gonna tell you, I go prepared, but
1:06:10
I go prepared to get myself and whoever I'm with back home safe. And
1:06:16
I usually I usually have the big Girl with me somewhere close. The big
1:06:23
girl, yeah, your firepower, Yeah, your friends, my socom a
1:06:29
big girl, and I usually have a side arms. I mean, I'm
1:06:32
gonna do what I need to do to protect myself and whoever I'm with,
1:06:34
but I'm not gonna go. It'll be a last resort if I have to
1:06:39
shoot one. But something tells me if you if if gug gears are really
1:06:44
what like they're described. If you ran across one, you're probably gonna have
1:06:48
to do that. And you know, we've we've raised that question before.
1:06:53
I think you and I have even talked about it. The missing for one
1:06:55
one, maybe a lot of the ones that are missing are the ones who
1:06:58
actually took shots, and maybe not the one that they shot, but it's
1:07:03
plan members that were around. So that's something you always got to think about
1:07:08
too. That's why it's not really recommended to go out by yourself doing this.
1:07:12
And I know there's times that people do that, but you know,
1:07:15
without trying to get into a public service announcement of how you know, always
1:07:19
be prepared when you're going out and doing this stuff. Make sure somebody knows
1:07:23
where you're at and knows where you're going and those where you're supposed to be
1:07:26
back. You know, care compass. If you're going out for one day,
1:07:31
prepare to be out there for four days. Food and everything, food,
1:07:38
medical supplies, whatever you need. Yeah, be always prepared. Batteries,
1:07:43
headlamps, flashlights. Never go out in the woods without a pack with
1:07:47
your stuff in it. Try to pack light, but don't don't leave any
1:07:50
of the important stuff out well. And you got that old mantra that you
1:07:54
know, ounces equal pounds, pounds equal pain, so you got to count.
1:07:58
I know you got kind of draw that, but don't skimp on the
1:08:04
stuff that that's life saving type stuff. I mean, that's right. If
1:08:14
it comes down to carrying three cameras versus carrying two cameras and an I fact,
1:08:18
I won't carry two cameras an I fact. Yeah, yeah, I
1:08:24
always have something to start a fire with and have some protection. Take a
1:08:27
night, you gotta have a knife on you, no matter what. I
1:08:33
got my my gunner's mate in my bannery. They are still hooked up to
1:08:36
my day pack, but or my go bag or whatever. But you know,
1:08:41
just if nothing else a walking stick, you know that something don't go.
1:08:48
Because here's the thing, whether you believe in Bigfoot or dog went or
1:08:54
not is not not the complete and total issue, because there's still a lot
1:08:57
of things out there that you know, for a fact, snakes, there's
1:09:00
bears, there's cougars, there's wolves, and as Da likes to say,
1:09:03
there's the Greater North American meth head that's always a chance to run into in
1:09:08
the woods and things like that. Will we'll hurt or kill you. So,
1:09:14
yeah, go out there and and enjoy the woods. Go out there
1:09:17
and look for stuff. Go out there and have fun, but be prepared.
1:09:20
Don't don't be part of the statistics. You know. You know Doc
1:09:28
always says, uh be the difference, you know, So you know if
1:09:34
you I like that. And here's the thing. If you go out and
1:09:40
you've got you spend all your money on all your kits and all your stuff
1:09:44
and all all this and that, but you don't know how to use any
1:09:45
of it, that's a big deal. Make sure you know what you're doing
1:09:49
with the stuff you got. Yeah, and yeah, I mean we're giving.
1:09:55
We're giving like a like what do you call it, like a seminar
1:09:59
right now? Like what to do? Okay, like what to take?
1:10:02
But this is this is true and violins make me cry. I just saw
1:10:06
that comment that I just pulled up that most people don't understand the unless you
1:10:11
been out in the woods a lot, you don't understand the vastness of the
1:10:15
woods of the national parks in the forest. And what I mean now that
1:10:20
now that we brought this up, Spencer and d A and I were talking
1:10:24
about Spencer from Woodwalkers. He wanted to do a big show specifically about what
1:10:30
we're talking about right now about you know, because there's a lot and Spencer
1:10:36
was part of the great to put on the thing in LBL that I went
1:10:40
to. You know, there's a lot of people that just go out in
1:10:44
the woods and don't know what they're doing, don't. I mean, they
1:10:45
don't care a compass, they don't care a flashlight, they don't. It's
1:10:49
just and I can't understand how people can look at that and say, I'm
1:10:57
just gonna go walk out if somebody believes these things are real. But you
1:11:01
know, you and I believe they're real. We know they're real, we
1:11:03
had our experiences. But just the average person that's like, you know what,
1:11:08
I'm I'm gonna go in the woods and I'm gonna look for big Foot,
1:11:11
I'm gonna look for dog Man. And in their mind they're thinking these
1:11:15
things are real, but the things just go in the woods, just pull
1:11:17
up, jump out of the car, and there they go. Don't understand
1:11:25
that mentality because Bigfoot, dog Man aside, like we said earlier, there's
1:11:29
plenty of other stuff in the woods. I mean, what do you what's
1:11:32
gonna happen. You step on a loose rock and roll your ankle and you're
1:11:35
two miles away from your vehicle and you break your ankle, you can't and
1:11:40
you can't walk back to your vehicle, and you're in the spot where you
1:11:42
don't have sell service. People get too too dependent on these things right here.
1:11:48
That is one of my biggest pet beeves about when people like, oh,
1:11:53
I just I just got GPS on my phone. You know, okay,
1:11:56
great, but what if you're there are plenty of places in lb yell
1:12:00
that this is a paperweight or maybe an impact weapon. I mean, depending
1:12:04
on what kind of pon you got. But that's yeah, that's about all
1:12:08
it's good for if you don't have a compass and know how to use it,
1:12:11
or you know, know how to use dead reckoning and things like that.
1:12:14
I mean, and I'm not saying don't go out, but just maybe
1:12:19
don't go out as far. Because when we were down there, me and
1:12:24
Johnny were actually on d X Makina and they come up and said that there
1:12:28
was two a father and a daughter, and I, I don't know how
1:12:31
one hundred percent true. This is this is what we were told said that
1:12:35
there was a father and a daughter that was with a group somewhere. Originally
1:12:40
we got told they were pretty close to where we were at, but I
1:12:43
think I found out later they were probably up closer to the Tennessee side of
1:12:46
of the LBL. But supposedly they were getting paced by something. So the
1:12:51
group that they would decided to turn around and go back. Well, they
1:12:55
either didn't or they got lost from it, and they were complet lost.
1:13:00
Didn't have anything, didn't have flashlights, didn't have no survival gear whatsoever.
1:13:05
So a bunch of us laded up and took off your help, see if
1:13:09
we can find them, and then we got they. We found out that
1:13:12
law enforcement and the military supposedly were getting involved, so they we were told
1:13:15
to not even worry about it. So but that's don't be a statistic.
1:13:23
Yeah, I got to tell you if if something like that happens, so
1:13:26
you better make sure you have friends that know how to do tracking and remote
1:13:30
viewing in your team. Don't ever go out by yourself. Never. We
1:13:34
even on my team have a bunch of seasoned researchers. Okay, they're in
1:13:38
doing it for decades. We never go out in the woods alone, Okay,
1:13:43
and if we do. If we do, like I go hiking with
1:13:45
my son and stuff and my dog, and we we know a lot.
1:13:48
We spend a lot of time in the woods. But somebody always knows where
1:13:51
I am. They know when I'm coming back to the house. There's never
1:13:56
a people know where I am. Okay, somebody knows it all times,
1:14:00
because you just there's there's too many things that can happen, and things could
1:14:03
go south real fast. And Susan has a good point. What's up,
1:14:06
Susan. Susan's one of my teammates. Actually, she gets out in the
1:14:11
woods with us. She said, compasses go wacky in WU places, And
1:14:15
let me tell you, that's where dead reckoning comes in. Yep, that's
1:14:19
where that's where the WU comes in. Robbie, are you ready for this
1:14:23
one. I'm just kidding. It's true though. Sometimes our compasses will start
1:14:28
going yeah, I mean, well, I mean you're in place it's got
1:14:31
a lot of uh was it limestone and things like that. A lot of
1:14:36
any places heavy with magnetism will cause a compass to do that. That's,
1:14:41
like I said, that's dead reckoning, which is being able to look at
1:14:45
uh waypoints on and not for nothing. Learn how to read a map,
1:14:50
Learn how to read a topo map, because if you if you can do
1:14:54
dead reckoning and read a topo map, you can get yourself out of it
1:14:57
just about any place. Well. Dead reckoning is looking at looking at terrain,
1:15:01
looking at landmarks, looking at you know, looking at natural saddles and
1:15:08
ridges and rises and things like that, and saying, okay, I know
1:15:10
how to let lay the land works by how this typo map flows. I
1:15:15
know that when I looked at the map, I know there was a river
1:15:17
that was X number of clicks from. And that's another thing you instead of
1:15:24
ranger beads or something to mark to click off your steps, because it always
1:15:28
helps to know how far you're going. But I know there was a river
1:15:32
blah blah blah X number of clicks from from that ridge right there, So
1:15:38
I know, I know I'm headed west and it was west, So I'm
1:15:42
gonna keep heading that way and I'm gonna find that river eventually, and I'm
1:15:44
gonna follow that river because river is gonna flow to something. It's gonna flow
1:15:47
somewhere to take you somewhere that you can find somebody or something. But that's
1:15:56
there again you have to know that kind of stuff. You can't just one
1:16:00
of the woods. Is not like going to the mall or going to the
1:16:02
store or anything like that. I mean, it's the unknown because you don't
1:16:06
know what's gonna happen exactly. You never know. You had to prepare for
1:16:12
everything, keep an open mind, know that things could go south quick,
1:16:15
and be prepared for it. Okay. And that comes with experience. Okay,
1:16:19
it does come with experience. And you know, I recommend if you
1:16:24
really do want to go and have a Bigfoot experience, go with people that
1:16:27
know where the good spots are, Like, go with the group like bf
1:16:30
ro o h. They have outing sometimes and you know, like even who's
1:16:34
our friend with Kentucky big for Bigfoot Research Organization Kate k bf ro o for
1:16:41
oh man, what's our friend's name? Uh? He takes groups up there
1:16:44
up in Kentucky. Okay. And so, oh my gosh, I'm having
1:16:48
a brain fart right now. Can't remember people's names. I'm so sorry.
1:16:51
Charlie, Charlie Raymond, Okay, Charle, y'all get up. Charlie Okay.
1:16:56
I met Charlie at the the Alabama Bigfoot Conference like three years years ago.
1:17:00
It's been a while. I haven't been there in a while, but
1:17:03
but I met him there. Good, good dude. Man take his groups
1:17:06
out all the time. Go to somebody like that. Okay. Yeah.
1:17:11
And and that's the thing. A lot of people they'll read where these things
1:17:19
are or where these sightings have happened, and they want to take off and
1:17:27
charge off and go right to the That's kind of like, you know,
1:17:32
well, I like to box, I'm wanna jump in the ring with Mike
1:17:34
Tyson from your mouth. Yeah, you know, get yourself acclimated to it.
1:17:43
I mean, you know you can. I don't know. I don't
1:17:46
want to sound preachy. I don't want to sound like but it's just I
1:17:50
don't want people to get hurt. I want people to enjoy this and enjoy
1:17:54
being out in the woods. So I kind of I want people to do
1:17:57
it the right way, because here's the thing. You know, if you
1:18:00
get out there and you don't know what you're doing, not only are you
1:18:02
putting yourself in danger and get yourself hurt, but somebody like me or Jessica
1:18:06
is gonna have to try to come find you, and that means you're putting
1:18:10
us in danger and not us, as in US specifically, but somebody that
1:18:13
fills that role like that, which you know I do that I have to
1:18:17
look to leave my family. Jessica'd have to leave her family, you know.
1:18:21
And I'm not saying that we wouldn't or people like us wouldn't come do
1:18:25
that, but that's a that's a part of the big picture you have to
1:18:28
think about. If something happens to you, you're not affecting just you.
1:18:31
You're affecting a whole bunch of people, people you don't even know you're You're
1:18:36
affecting fuel costs for vehicles because if somebody has to get a helicopter to come
1:18:40
look for you, those things ain't cheap to fly around. So we were
1:18:45
joking one time, and this was years ago, saying that it was about
1:18:47
one hundred and fifty dollars every time those roaders turn, and I'm sure that's
1:18:50
probably like a thousand and fifty dollars now or more with fuel prices the way
1:18:57
they are. You know, you got the manpower that you're gonna have from
1:19:03
other from agencies all over you know you, because you're gonna have that's gonna
1:19:09
be more than one agent. You're not just gonna have the local law enforce,
1:19:12
but you're gonna have probably state involved. And depending on where you're at,
1:19:15
you're gonna have fire rescue, you're gonna have high angle rescue, you're
1:19:18
gonna have mountain rescue. Uh. You may even depending on the area,
1:19:23
it could even have to have the military involved. Who knows. I mean,
1:19:27
so things like that, and I know that's like, but it's stuff.
1:19:33
Yeah, it's a big picture, but you it's stuff. You have
1:19:35
to think about it. If you go out there and you do something goofy
1:19:38
and get yourself hurt, you know you're a small cog in a big wheel
1:19:43
at that point because there's a lot of a lot of moving parts that are
1:19:45
gonna start happening, and that that's just you know, the better prepared you
1:19:48
are to keep stuff like that from happening, better stay vigilant. That's what
1:19:58
Marian's saying in the chat. Full Lord, thank you so much for the
1:20:02
supersticker. I appreciate you. You're so sweet and I love you too.
1:20:06
Uh. And speaking of search and rescue, I got my buddy Darryl Niece
1:20:11
in the chat. Hey, Darryl, Darrel's one of my teammates too.
1:20:14
He's an excellent tracker, by the way. Uh and uh, says Louis.
1:20:18
Louis Petture said, chance favors the prepared mind, and that's right.
1:20:25
We always got to stay prepared and stay vigilant. Okay as well, So
1:20:29
thank you for being here, Darryl. I kind of like fail. That's
1:20:33
right, that's right, because you could just happen upon a gugwey in the
1:20:39
woods holding a deceased, bloated dog or something. I don't know, like
1:20:44
what would you do? What you got to kind of put yourself in that
1:20:45
position, Like what would I do if I did encounter that? Okay,
1:20:49
Well, first of all, it looks like it's got its food. It's
1:20:51
not gonna eat me because it's got food under his arm. Okay, so
1:20:55
uh run for the normal person. Well, I don't know about breaking and
1:21:01
running because that's probably invoke the predatory response of ooh, it's moving, it
1:21:06
must be food. I know, I was kidding. I was kidding,
1:21:11
but it's something that you know, it might happen. And right now we're
1:21:15
getting way more reports of beefoot savings and dog man savings and reports. I
1:21:19
think it's pretty likely to happen for people to run into some and we're actually
1:21:23
looking for it now. Yeah, And I think we kind of talked about
1:21:27
that a couple of weeks ago, and Ryan brought in the point that he
1:21:32
thought that, you know, the internet has kind of helped out with that,
1:21:36
and I agree with that, but I also think that there's a caveat
1:21:40
to that of you know, for so long, what three years, we
1:21:44
were locked in our house. We couldn't go outside, couldn't do this,
1:21:46
couldn't go into into these places. And you've seen plenty of those documentaries the
1:21:53
it doesn't or and just think about it internatural everyday existence. If a house
1:21:59
is an abandoned and in the city that you drive through, how long does
1:22:01
it take nature to take back over that house if nobody's messing with it,
1:22:05
It don't take long at all. So if for three years, we're not
1:22:11
out in these parks, and this is not just a big foot and dog
1:22:15
man, I mean, this is everything bears cougars. Ded was talking the
1:22:19
other day. There's people in Springfield, in the cities that have cougars showing
1:22:27
up on ring doorbell systems in the city. So it's not just that.
1:22:30
But if you're what if we're out of the woods for three years, and
1:22:35
all of a sudden we come back in. These things have pushed back into
1:22:40
these in these areas that we were at, and all of a sudden,
1:22:44
there we are again. That's where a lot of these sightings, in my
1:22:46
opinion, are on the rise again because they've come back into these areas that
1:22:50
we were out of so long now, but we're we're back in them.
1:22:54
There we are again. And you look at that and go back to you
1:22:58
know, to the Daniel Boom and Davy Crockett and Teddy Roosevelts and people like
1:23:02
that that, and this might make some people mad, but we don't have
1:23:06
people like that anymore to go and push things like that back into the the
1:23:12
Harry wilds anymore. I mean, it just it is what it is.
1:23:15
There's not people like the Teddy Roosevelts and the rough Riders and the Daniel Boones
1:23:19
and the Davy Crocketts and those frontiersmen who had just went and pushed these things
1:23:24
out of places so we could live where we're living right now. Oh yeah,
1:23:30
yeah, that's true. And well, you know, I was just
1:23:33
I don't mean interrupt, but I remember my dad, I went to my
1:23:35
dad gave a he has presentations with like the local Genealogical Society, and she
1:23:41
usually about my family, okay, because I'm one of my grandfathers was way
1:23:45
back. They were in the Revolutionary War and Civil War, all the war
1:23:48
and everything. Okay, so we're talking about that, and he was he
1:23:53
started talking about Daniel Boone and I was like, I wonder if my dad
1:23:56
knows that Daniel Boone shot the ose aren't howlers or something like like one of
1:24:00
the I think he shot at one of the Ozark Howler's right, or some
1:24:03
kind of squatch or something. I supposedly he had an Ozark's howler stuffed in
1:24:09
his personal collection and mysteriously it disappeared. So yeah, we've said it's probably
1:24:15
somebody from the Smithsonian that showed up and wrote him in that receipt. Oh
1:24:19
no, we didn't do that. We don't know what you're talking about.
1:24:24
But yeah, that that was the story, was that he shot one of
1:24:26
those arcs howlers, and I had it stuff that it was in his personal
1:24:30
collection in his home. But where it went from there, there's no talent
1:24:35
well erin Thank you for being here tonight. Aaron sent me so I think
1:24:41
it was what to say. Thursday yesterday on the show, Aaron was going
1:24:43
to go to the old Mulgi Mount okay, And she did send me an
1:24:48
update email okay, and I got it right before the show, so I
1:24:50
didn't read all of it, but but yeah, so thank you for the
1:24:55
email. I did get it and says this is a great point right here,
1:25:00
if anyone needs help getting their pack set up. We go to the
1:25:02
Georgia Bush Bushcraft Festival twice here in the bushcraft love bushcrafters love to help beginners
1:25:09
get in and out of the woods safely. And I love that. I've
1:25:12
been meaning to go to one of those that. I mean, that's a
1:25:15
great question if they're just doing it, just that's a great resource to use.
1:25:18
I mean, you know, I've been hunting all my life, so
1:25:23
I have that. I'm not saying that my pack is the greatest in the
1:25:27
world, but I put what I know that I can use in there.
1:25:30
I put what I know that I'm comfortable with, and I've got enough stuff
1:25:33
on my day pack that if I go into the woods and I get lost,
1:25:36
I can I'm okay for you know, probably a week or more.
1:25:41
I don't have any any actual food. But I've got a life straw.
1:25:45
I've got plenty of stuff that I can make traps with. I can fish,
1:25:50
and I can make fire so I know I can hunt. I know
1:25:56
I have a firearm, and I know I can make traps, so and
1:25:59
I I can fish. But everybody's pack is going to be packed different because
1:26:03
you're gonna pack what you're comfortable with and what you want. It's like I
1:26:08
said, just remember those and you know, me and Da was that we
1:26:13
did that while we were down and we were kind of ticking our packs back.
1:26:16
Will you get here? I got this, I got the Okay,
1:26:17
we'll good. We got everything covered because you know, between both of us,
1:26:23
we had everything we needed. That's perfect. Yeah, you know,
1:26:27
and that's always good when you're going out with a group, or you've got
1:26:29
to a partner with you or whoever, make sure at least one of y'all
1:26:32
has everything you need, you know, and share. I try to take
1:26:35
a little extra with me when I go places, you know. But something
1:26:39
as simple as when we were all going out, you know, most every
1:26:44
one of us had a glock or a glock variant to where we had interchangeable
1:26:47
magazines, like if we got into something, everybody could use everybody else's Zammo
1:26:53
and magazine and that that seems so minute something that, but in a in
1:26:59
a uh pressure situation, you know, if you've got something going down and
1:27:03
you need you don't need to have to be worried about certain things. And
1:27:06
I'm just using that as an example, but that's not something that's something you
1:27:13
don't have to think about now because it's something we are talking about. Everybody
1:27:15
knows, okay, what everybody's got this or something that will work with this,
1:27:18
I ain't got to worry about that. And it's say, you know,
1:27:24
I know, I ain't got to worry about food because I've got everything
1:27:27
I need to either catch or kill or trap whatever I need. I've got
1:27:31
stuff to start a fire and cook whatever I You know, I have a
1:27:38
general knowledge of what I can other things in the forest that I can eat.
1:27:42
Things like that are go a long way to making sure that if something
1:27:45
bad does happen, because stuff Look at Julian Sands, I mean very very
1:27:49
very experienced hiker and disappeared on a trail that he's hacked many times before.
1:27:56
Stuff will happen Murphy's law. Whatever can go wrong, we'll go wrong.
1:28:01
Yeah. DA's in the chat, D here. Yeah, and you know
1:28:05
what, I usually bring the seasoning packets. So I've got hot sauce in
1:28:10
my bag and salt and pepper. So you know, if anybody wants to
1:28:13
defry something up and d have made a good point, that's uh, that's
1:28:16
something we do. Like everybody's got an overlapping. Uh, you know,
1:28:25
I've got this in my pack. DA's got this in his pack. Steve
1:28:28
had this in his pack and it was okay. You know, like if
1:28:31
Steve went down, you know, he was our primary medic. That's why
1:28:36
we kept him in the middle because Doc wasn't there. So you know,
1:28:40
we kept Steve in the middle because we we were gonna protect Steve because he
1:28:44
was our doc. He was the okay asmetic we had as we like to
1:28:47
aggravate him with and say, but uh, but you know, like everybody
1:28:53
that had some type of the first aid, first responder or any kind of
1:28:59
medical training, every one of those people had a pack, had had an
1:29:02
I fact, certain people like camera, certain people had Uh. We had
1:29:08
somebody that was responsible for making sure there was a GPS tag because as long
1:29:12
as the phone was working. That was great. But also had I had
1:29:15
a compass in my back. DA had more than his pack, so we
1:29:16
also we had two separate people that could read a compass in case something happened.
1:29:20
So you know, it's that always making sure there's a redundancy to help
1:29:27
if something goes wrong. Yes, and everybody, Okay, so every time
1:29:31
I go out in the field, every single person on my teams, on
1:29:33
my original research teams, we've all been trained in combat medical training, okay,
1:29:42
and most of the people on the teams are already well trained in that
1:29:45
right, but some of us weren't. And so we had we actually spent
1:29:48
I'm going to say, a full weekend at some point just learning combat medical
1:29:51
training, okay, together as a team. And so we all have a
1:29:57
pack. Each of each of us has made our own packs and uh and
1:30:00
DA's talking about the Dark Angel kits, and that's great because everybody does need
1:30:03
to get some sort of medical packet. It's not Dark Angel. I have
1:30:08
like the Weekender, Okay, I have that in addition to other stuff too,
1:30:12
But I always carry my medical pack with me whenever I go somewhere because
1:30:15
if somebody gets accidentally shot. Okay, if there's a trauma to your leg,
1:30:20
we've got splints, we've got tourniquets, we've got bandages, we got
1:30:24
gauz we've got everything we could get to you until we get somebody to the
1:30:28
hospital. And here's the thing, and Doc will be the first to tell
1:30:31
you this. We carried Dark Angel obviously because Doc's our friend, best friend,
1:30:36
and I'm not a sponsored by them, by the way, But Doc
1:30:40
will be the first one to tell you if you don't carry one of my
1:30:43
kids, carry something, carry something exactly. He will be the first one
1:30:47
to tell you that. He said, He'll say, I would like for
1:30:49
you to have my kids, but he knows his kids are expensive, but
1:30:51
they're expensive for a reason, and that's that's okay. But he's like,
1:30:56
I don't care if you don't care one of my kids. Just carry something.
1:30:59
Because here's the thing. If you don't carry something and something happens,
1:31:02
what are you gonna do. Well, you're gonna bleed out. If you
1:31:06
get cut, Warrior, You're not gonna be able to You gotta at least
1:31:10
be able to put a splint on your leg or your arm or whatever to
1:31:13
get to get out of there. So the extremities, Yeah, gotta have
1:31:17
a turnket seal the box. Yeah, I mean, and that's even like
1:31:21
everyday life too, because you know, I've been seeing. First of all,
1:31:25
thank you can't chase over that supersticker. I appreciate you. I've been
1:31:29
seeing a lot of shark attacks down in Florida, okay, and uh,
1:31:32
and there was one. Oh I hate talking about this because I'm going to
1:31:35
Florida next week. Okay, I'm speaking at a big conference down there,
1:31:40
and I'm taking my kids going. Hey, and I know he wants to
1:31:43
get in the ocean, but there's a lot of shark attacks happening right now
1:31:46
down there, and that I will have my medic pack with me by the
1:31:49
way, just in case. But I've been seeing, like I saw a
1:31:51
video of this woman who got her leg bitten by a shark last week and
1:31:57
they were a pilopointer out of the water and you could see that her leg
1:32:00
was like just bleeding out and she had a huge chunk taken out of it
1:32:03
and nobody was like wrapping anything around it. And I kept screaming at the
1:32:08
TV. I was like, take your shirt off, you know, wrap
1:32:12
it and you got to know where to put the tourniic at too, you
1:32:15
know, like just watch a video, like get some basic skills down.
1:32:17
If you have an emergency, that right there, I'll be. If you
1:32:23
don't, even if you don't want to buy a kid from him, you
1:32:25
can get on YouTube and go to Dark Angel Medical and Doc will teach you
1:32:28
how to eat that stuff for free. We get stuff. Just throw do
1:32:34
something. Don't do nothing, because doing nothing is that that's that's as bad
1:32:43
as if you did it yourself, in my opinion, if you have a
1:32:45
chance to be able to And you know, that was something that I said.
1:32:48
And when I went to the class, you know, he asked,
1:32:50
why is everybody here? And I'm like, that's right. I've been a
1:32:54
cop for you know, twenty nine years, and I've never taken a first
1:32:59
responder type. Luckily, I've never been in a situation where me or one
1:33:05
of my fellow officers or anybody. Most of the time the stuff that I've
1:33:10
been to, people were already gone. I luckily had not had to be
1:33:16
in that situation where I had to be the reason whether somebody lived or died.
1:33:21
But that's why I said, I don't want to be in that situation
1:33:25
and not know what to do right well, and you never know when you
1:33:31
will be in that situation. And the thing about it is it may not
1:33:35
be you, but you might come across somebody that needs your help, okay,
1:33:41
and you could see somebody's life. There's a good chance of something like
1:33:45
that would happen. And back to the shark attack thing. I saw something
1:33:47
on Facebook day just because this is shark week obviously, and they said like
1:33:54
top ten tips to stop or prevent a shark attack, and he said,
1:33:58
I was surprised to see that Number one wasn't stay out of the water,
1:34:02
because to me, that's that's the easiest way to prevent a shark attack.
1:34:06
Stay out of the water. But like you know, you go to Florida
1:34:12
or you going to text. So that shark attack was in Texas, y'all
1:34:15
and uh and so thank you for who put that up there Texas Parallel,
1:34:18
thank you so much. It was it was in the Gulf though, okay,
1:34:21
and that's where we're going to be in the Gulf too. So the
1:34:25
golf is like every there's so many sharks. Now. I don't know why
1:34:29
there's so many shark attacks. Well, the problem now though, and you
1:34:32
know, bull sharks have been pushing a lot further in. I mean there's
1:34:38
been they've caught bull sharks up as far as Michigan, and I mean they're
1:34:45
they're all over the place. They catch them in fresh water all the time
1:34:47
now because it's always been believed that they push into uh to pup in those
1:34:53
areas because there's less predators to mess with their their pups. But it seems
1:34:59
like, well some of them are just like staying and not leaving. So
1:35:05
well they got, they got there, they got the sharks have appetizers on
1:35:10
the beach. I guess. I don't know. I mean, they're obviously
1:35:13
mistaking humans for something else. I guess. But I you know, I've
1:35:16
got my kid. I tell you what. I will punch a shark in
1:35:20
his face. Okay, it will get punched in the face like Mike Tyson,
1:35:24
uh, because I'll be right there beside him. But but I also
1:35:27
have a medical kit. So but yeah, it is even in that case
1:35:31
aut of Florida where that lady or not Florida, Texas now Texas where I
1:35:35
was yelling at the TV, like put a tourniquet on her. You know,
1:35:40
I think somebody did put a tourniquet on her, but it was below
1:35:42
her knee. Okay, now that's not going to do a whole lot.
1:35:45
It's got to be like up on your on your thigh, okay, like
1:35:47
it needs to be up higher than that. And it's just little things like
1:35:50
that are important to know. Okay, it's just important so that she doesn't
1:35:56
because if you if you get an artery, that's cut that bad. I
1:35:59
mean, her tired calf was gone. Okay. Yeah, I've seen I've
1:36:05
seen some show I do the deep dive on sharks. So I'll watch stuff
1:36:11
that you know that don't just put on regular TV. I've seen some really
1:36:15
bad. Yeah yeah, lone Star Supernatural. That's it. Thank you so
1:36:19
much, Long Star Supernatural. I appreciate that. And you know you said
1:36:25
a lot of times it's it's mistaken identity. It's an exploratory bite because they
1:36:29
don't have these they can't. You know, all they've got is their mouth.
1:36:35
So when you if it's a small shark, you know you you get
1:36:40
an exploratory bite like say a gray reef shark or you know, a nurse
1:36:44
shark or you know, something small like that. It's probably not gonna be
1:36:48
that bad. But you start bumping up and getting exploratory bites or something like
1:36:53
a bull shark or a tire shark or great white, a mistaken identity.
1:37:00
The oops, I'm sorry, I didn't mean to you, weren't really what
1:37:02
I wanted to eat, can still kill you. And you know, there's
1:37:08
been a lot of people who've gotten bites that they didn't die from the boy
1:37:11
itself that died from the infection set in because of all the bacteria that's in
1:37:15
there, that's in their mouth. It's just, you know, stuff like
1:37:20
that is real and and it happens. I mean, that's honestly. That's
1:37:24
why I don't get in as much as I love sharks. That's why I
1:37:26
don't get in the water, because I don't push my luck that much.
1:37:32
You don't get in the ocean. I love getting in the ocean. I
1:37:35
do. It's it's good for that. I think it's good for I won't
1:37:40
get out a little bit, okay, just a little bit. I wait
1:37:44
until the tide goes out and there's like little you know, indentions with sandbars
1:37:47
that like kind of prevent the sharks from getting to me, you know,
1:37:49
So I don't know. We'll see. Nonetheless, I don't know if I'm
1:37:54
gonna have time to get in the ocean while I'm down there, because I'm
1:37:56
gonna be at a conference. But anyways, man, and this has been
1:38:00
a pretty fantastic discussion tonight. Robbie. You know, well we stuck.
1:38:09
That's pretty powerful the court us. We're all we're usually derailed by five minutes
1:38:14
into the show. Sometimes it's even quicker than that. But you know,
1:38:17
it is what it is. It is. Well, well, it's all
1:38:20
a natural progression is to whatever we talk about. It's the Crypti Hunter's channel.
1:38:26
We can talk about whatever we want. Okay, So but but we
1:38:30
did, but we did cover the Beasts of seven shoots. I think that
1:38:32
we did a pretty thorough job of doing the comparisons and showing the pictures.
1:38:38
I honestly do not believe that that is the camera person. Okay, So
1:38:44
if people that is from the remote viewing data, Okay, if you go
1:38:47
by the data, I'll show it one more time, so everybody, if
1:38:50
anybody missed it earlier today, uh, this is what the remote viewing target
1:38:55
was, Okay, And that is what's referred to as the Beast of seven
1:38:59
shoots. It looks like a baboon type go gowet sasquatch, possible dog man,
1:39:08
maybe carrying a white dog. Okay, but that's just what that that's
1:39:13
I think that the data supports that analysis. Okay, I think it does,
1:39:18
as far as I think it's more of a big foot Okay, And
1:39:23
I don't think it's I think it. I think this is closer to what
1:39:26
it is. Yeah, I don't think it's. And like you said,
1:39:33
you pourn out right there where it says left hand of this camera person,
1:39:40
but it says left hand right below that. Well, that little white area
1:39:45
is right there. That's about maybe they're just a little bit below was where
1:39:51
the other person that was standing there that they sit back there, that's about
1:39:56
where that person's head was. So that's probably a good down there in the
1:40:00
right hand corner with the blue shirt for the the blue shirts down there,
1:40:03
if y'all can see it in the far right hand corner at the bottom.
1:40:08
It's hard to put an exact number on this, but I would say that
1:40:12
person's head is where that left hand was supposed to be quote unquote. That's
1:40:16
probably a good foot and a half to two feet above where that thing's head
1:40:20
actually was, or below where that thing's head actually was. I mean,
1:40:27
okay, if you look at this picture, to me, it looks like
1:40:30
okay, even though it's trying to show that that's a a person holding a
1:40:33
camera, it looks to me like that's the beast and it's got its hand
1:40:36
around something's neck. Okay, that's what it looks like to me, because
1:40:40
it looks like eyes right there, like it's got like that. Okay,
1:40:45
And like I said, that just to me, that just does not fit
1:40:48
with that because there's still pieces of what would be considered the beast outside the
1:40:56
lines they've drawn. So how do you explain that? Because that's it's all
1:41:00
so different than the foliage because you could see the foliage over top of that.
1:41:04
See, well, that leaf is right there on what it would be
1:41:08
its left hand that's holding the dog or whatever. There's a lea over top
1:41:13
of that bicep. Yeah, that's its bicep. But if you go back
1:41:16
to the other picture or they drew the arm, it's look, it's not
1:41:21
even with that sat So how do how do you explain so that means that
1:41:29
person's gonna arm that wide or are they? Are they wearing a coat.
1:41:35
I mean it just like I said, there's just too many red flags.
1:41:38
It doesn't fit. Yeah, I mean, and getting a ladder down there
1:41:42
would probably be kind of difficult too, because they have to be on something,
1:41:46
you know, unless they're super tall. Heman, you know, I
1:41:51
don't know. But okay, it's all very interesting saying. But I think
1:42:00
that we've the data disproves this if you go by the data. Okay,
1:42:04
so it's pretty it's still pretty interesting. Though. Why are it, says,
1:42:12
white gloves holding some sort of cylinder cover blond too? It's like blonde
1:42:16
hair here? Yeah. Why why are you out in the woods wearing white
1:42:23
gloves? Oh? Right? That in the comments? Yeah, yeah,
1:42:30
and this this is interesting. Sometimes people will make up more outrageous explanations than
1:42:33
just admitting something is off. Absolutely one long star that is to me,
1:42:43
and I'm not going to get into. But there's a certain debate that I'm
1:42:45
not going to get into between two big groups that and I'm not even talking
1:42:49
about CRYPTI stuff that to me, it seems like it takes more faith to
1:42:54
believe in one than it does the other. Exact same thing. To me,
1:42:59
it seems like it's easier to sit there and look at that and say,
1:43:01
oh, that's that's a gugway top bigfoot. Oh no, that's somebody
1:43:06
that's got a camera in their hand, and they're wearing white gloves, and
1:43:10
they got a blonde hair, and they got a bandana. And really,
1:43:16
why can you not just say, okay, possibly it's a bigfoot. Well
1:43:20
see, here's the thing. A lot of people don't believe in bigfoot.
1:43:25
I know. But okay, so like you said, the descriptions of what
1:43:30
they actually think or what they're saying that it actually is is way wilder than
1:43:34
just saying, hih, that's possibly a bigfoot. I can't explain it.
1:43:40
Yes, I know. Right. The sovereign comment ball Man, okay,
1:43:44
really good point here. It says, I concur monsters use the cover of
1:43:47
clouds and fogs. And I'm assuming a little twisted might have made that comment
1:43:51
before too. All right, there's something called the it was gug wey.
1:43:59
Okay, people claim that there are gugway that hide in the fog. I
1:44:02
think it's Yellowstone National Park and they take hikers. I was given that as
1:44:09
a remote viewing target by Barry Lyttleton about a year ago. I think it
1:44:14
was about a year ago. It was the Yellowstone whispers and Gugwey in the
1:44:17
fog, two different targets. And I believe that that. I think that's
1:44:23
I think that's a thing. Okay, I think that that do take cover
1:44:27
in the fog. I think any predator would use something use something like that.
1:44:30
I mean, I don't think that's a specific Oh that's a gugwearer,
1:44:33
that's the aug. I think any predator that hunts would look at a fog,
1:44:40
a fog bank and say I can use that. I mean to put
1:44:44
it in our terms, I mean, it's just like the uh what Da
1:44:48
and I found and Noah and Joe Ball we found that the best way to
1:44:54
describe it is like somebody took a burden nest and stood it up on its
1:44:57
side. We said it was a hunting wine, but it was huge desk.
1:45:01
You know, I'm not I'm not super tall, but I'm not a
1:45:04
small guy. And I got down on this thing and I had a foot
1:45:09
and a half two feet on either side of mean probably a foot or more
1:45:12
above my head. And Da knew where I was at, went back up
1:45:17
the uh the road aways turned around and knew what I was wearing you exactly
1:45:21
where I was at and couldn't see me all about using what's there? I
1:45:27
mean, if something was if if a fog bank set in excuse me,
1:45:31
on a NAT on one of their natural hunting uh, you know, game
1:45:35
trails or national hunting spots, I think it one hundred percent of predator Like
1:45:41
that would be like I'm using that. Why not. It's a naturally occurrent
1:45:47
thing that can happen anywhere, So that could actually extend a hunting ground where
1:45:51
you know, I don't have anywhere to hide out here on this plane.
1:45:55
Oh there's a fog bank. Now I can hide a lot further out and
1:45:59
I can get stuf that normally wouldn't come into the woods. That's right.
1:46:02
One of the scariest nights that I had out in the field. I was
1:46:06
out there in the North Georgia Mountains and we had a crew. We had
1:46:13
a group a couple of guys with us, okay as me and my friend
1:46:15
Tim, and we took two guys that weren't part of our team, but
1:46:18
they worked with one of our guys and they wanted to go see a big
1:46:21
foot. And I told this story before because we actually took them up to
1:46:26
some fields way up on top of the mountain, and we started getting a
1:46:30
really eerie feeling and we looked we saw this fog. It was very dense,
1:46:34
and this fog started following us down the trail. Now we had already
1:46:39
decided it was time to hide back down to camp. We had gone up
1:46:41
to the field that we wanted to be at. We were hiking back down
1:46:44
and Tim and I both realized were like, Ooh, something's wrong about that
1:46:47
fog. Okay, there's something weird about that fog. And we would move
1:46:51
and then the fog would move, and then we'd stop, and the fog
1:46:54
would stop, and then we would move quickly and the fog would move quickly,
1:47:00
and it was just very ominous, and it just something just didn't feel
1:47:02
right about this fog. It had a consciousness to it, is what it
1:47:06
felt like, or there was something in it. There was something wrong.
1:47:10
And so he took the back and I took the front, and I let
1:47:13
us out of there. Had the two guys in the middle, and we
1:47:15
got out of there. But he walked backwards the entire way back, okay,
1:47:20
because there was something in that fog, there was something wrong with it.
1:47:25
And here's the thing. And I know this is a this is a
1:47:29
way out there comparison, but think about it. Why did ram Stoker right
1:47:39
in Dracula that that vampires could control the fog in the mist? Is that
1:47:44
just? Is that something that he just made up out of You know,
1:47:47
this is just and we've talked about this too. It's just like describing the
1:47:54
Nautilus, you know, one hundred years before anything remotely resembling a submarine game
1:47:59
And basically the Nautilus was a nuclear power submarine. I mean that heat,
1:48:03
what he described, what Verne described is basically what our US Navy uses now
1:48:10
as a nuclear submarine. Why. How Those are the questions I like to
1:48:15
ask, and a lot of the and it's short. Looking at every major
1:48:23
culture on every major continent has some type of bigfoot type cryptid. Why just
1:48:31
like the incostones, the Eco stones are four thousand years old and they've got
1:48:36
depictions of stegosauruses and brontosauruses and tyrannosaurs wrecks. They didn't have the Googles back
1:48:43
then. They couldn't google what a t rex look like and chip it out
1:48:47
on the stone. How did they do that? They did it because it
1:48:49
was something they saw. They saw it, that's right. They didn't have
1:48:53
the Googles. They didn't have the googles. They didn't have to Google.
1:48:59
They couldn't go to and buy them and home and check on the googles and
1:49:03
see what rex look like. They saw it. I know, why are
1:49:11
all why are every first nation tribes roughly the same creature? But they all
1:49:16
have different you know, like Shiatanko big elder brother, you know, Gugway
1:49:23
face eater, h stone shiants, you know what. All these things are
1:49:28
described sort of the same way, but they all have completely different personalities,
1:49:30
completely different times. And the further north you go, just aspread, the
1:49:36
meaner they get and the bigger they get. Well, here's the thing with
1:49:41
that, So to most other creatures. Brown bears get bigger and meaner at
1:49:48
the further north you go. Polar bears get bigger than meaner the further north
1:49:53
you go. Why because food gets a lot more scarce and is a lot
1:49:55
more competition for food. It's one of most things up there are carnivores because
1:50:00
mostly stuff to eat up there, there's other animals and you got to also
1:50:05
factor in all the weather manipulation, weapons and stuff too. They're letting off
1:50:11
frequencies that probably pissed those things off. Pardon my French, Okay. He
1:50:17
said to say that, you know, all these First Nations tribes describe the
1:50:23
same type of creature, but they're different, you know, personalities, different
1:50:27
temperaments, whatever you want call it. And then you go across the pond
1:50:32
and there's bigfoot. And Da said it earlier, and we talked about it
1:50:39
plenty of times that if you really start look at Beowolf and Grendel, if
1:50:45
you really start looking and breaking down Grendle, Grendle was probably a big foot.
1:50:48
Trolls they call them trolls and say they live under bridges how and snatched
1:50:54
children start looking at Bigfoot and children snatching and places that they some of them
1:51:00
have been said to stay. You start tying all this stuff together, and
1:51:03
it's not really as much of a stretch as people want to start thinking that
1:51:08
it is. That's right. Well, Da just wrote that in the chant,
1:51:11
while Ago Da says that the Norse said that the trolls came with the
1:51:14
fog. From the description of North Norse trolls could be some type of a
1:51:17
bigfoot. We've thought that's what we talked. Well, we've broached the brindle
1:51:21
thing or brindle Grendle thing plenty of times. That Grendele. If you really
1:51:27
look at how he was described in the in the UH, I guess is
1:51:33
it play or what whatever that type of writing is called. If you really
1:51:41
look at the description and look at the he's described a lot like some of
1:51:45
the bigfoots are. And yeah, you don't have a China, Australia,
1:51:54
Russia, the Ring Pendak in Vietnam and places like that. You don't have
1:52:00
these same type of descriptions of the same type of creature unless there's something to
1:52:03
it. Yeah, unless there or something to it. There's something to it.
1:52:09
I've got my one of my friends in here, I got I got
1:52:12
a lot of friends in here tonight. But we got Drewski in the chat
1:52:15
tonight. What's that Drewski Drizzies who I went to the dog Man Hunt with
1:52:18
in Alabama. So oh yeah, yeah, you know, actually in bail
1:52:28
Wulf there's a dragon slayer as well. And speaking of dragons, you know,
1:52:32
I just did a show last Saturday on dragons because when Drewski and I
1:52:38
and the team were out in the in the woods doing that dog Man hunt.
1:52:41
We came across what a hiker, a random hiker we didn't encountered.
1:52:45
Come now, the woods claimed that there was a petrified dragon on the trail,
1:52:50
a petrified dragon now and he was holding part of its wing. Okay,
1:52:54
and taking that pund It was weird. It was kind of weird,
1:52:58
but it wasn't shocking, and it looked like a dragon. Without getting too
1:53:03
religious or anything like that, the word dinosaur was not coined until the eighteen
1:53:10
nineties, but the term dragon was used in the Bible over one hundred times.
1:53:15
Yeah, just saying the term that goes. That's the same thing with
1:53:18
Bigfoot, dog Man. And you know, obviously dinosaurs older than the other
1:53:25
two, but dinosaurs in eighteen nineties, Bigfoot was in the nineteen fifties or
1:53:30
late forties, early fifties, and dog Man was in the you know,
1:53:33
nineteen nineties. These are terms that we, as in as a young species,
1:53:40
are familiar with. But these things have been around a lot longer than
1:53:44
what we want to believe and what you know, we have we have that
1:53:47
tendency to say, oh, this is this because we named it this.
1:53:51
I no, Just like I said earlier, the sin of Cephalai had been
1:53:56
talked about for go back to the written civil the beginning of written history,
1:54:01
and there's talk of dogheaded people. That's right. I mean, so they're
1:54:13
they're on old world maps together, the dinosaurs that dogging to be able to
1:54:16
blimmy's all this, the unicorns, the dragons, pair of rise map.
1:54:23
You know that. You know that's allegedly it's a map of Antarctica unfrozen.
1:54:30
Well, if you and William Nothawks want affording this out the d A,
1:54:32
if you look, because DA actually got a bigger uh print of the map
1:54:38
in the margins around the outside of the map. They're actually drawn big foot
1:54:42
and dog man type creatures on that map. And that map is old.
1:54:49
Oh yeah, yes, absolutely, And there are accounts of the same Estephalie
1:54:55
as far back as the Greeks and the Romans. Thanks DA. That's what
1:54:59
I was talking about earlier. I mean, so you can't you can't say
1:55:01
that, oh dog men are they've only they've They're just there. That's why.
1:55:06
Now has our government maybe caught some and experimented on them? Oh yeah,
1:55:12
if they'll take a dolphin and try to teach it to put them or
1:55:15
try to teach it to put minds on a ship one hundred percent. If
1:55:17
they can they catch a big flot or dog Man, they're gonna try to
1:55:20
weaponize it. That's but did they come up with it and build it in
1:55:27
a lab? Now, it's it's something that was already there that they just
1:55:32
used. I don't know, I don't know. I think there's some cloning
1:55:35
and stuff going on, but they didn't come up with It's what I'm saying
1:55:41
now. I'm not saying that there's not stuff that they had had monkeyed with,
1:55:45
but they didn't come up with dog Man. Are big Foot and things
1:55:51
in a lab somewhere they might have messed with it, and yeah, don't
1:55:59
little don't chimera, Yeah little camera magic over there. Probably we have no
1:56:06
idea what so we have so many weird things in this world. If you
1:56:11
can imagine it, it could probably exist. I'm just saying at this point
1:56:15
that's how I feel it these days. Seriously. And there was a movie,
1:56:20
uh and the name of it a case mean, I really don't care
1:56:25
because they had Will Smith in it, but it was Will Smith and whatever
1:56:28
that old kid's name was. It was in the Transformers, but it was
1:56:33
something about all these spy satellites that were chasing you know. Anyway, this
1:56:39
this was years ago, and they were like reading newspapers from space on these
1:56:43
satellites, and you know, people are talking about that then about how no,
1:56:47
not I robot, it's like enemy of state or something like that.
1:56:54
But they were talking about how fantastical this this is. Now, if you
1:56:59
see something in a movie, nine times out of ten, it's already I
1:57:01
mean, I'm talking like realistic movies. Like you know what, matter of
1:57:05
fact, top Ben Maverick the plane that he crashed in the very first movie
1:57:11
the uh whatever it was called Dark Star. That's actually a plane that that
1:57:18
was supposed to take the place the SR seventy one Blackbird, But they made
1:57:21
it up, made it out like it was utech that they were just working
1:57:25
on. Now that thing's like thirty years old or more. Wow. Yeah,
1:57:31
they show us, they show us what's going on. Renees in the
1:57:34
chat Hey Renee. The cadbur of Saurus, nicknamed Caddy by journalist Archie Wills,
1:57:42
is a sea servant in the folklore of regions at the Pacific coast of
1:57:45
North America. This could be called a water dragon. Yeah, you know,
1:57:48
that that's like a dinosaur. Huh, dinosaur water dragon. There's a
1:57:54
thin line between dinosaurs and dragons, is what I'm learning. Well, yeah,
1:58:00
think picture yourself as a medieval knight and you out on your your out
1:58:06
of request, you got all you your party with you. Youre out your
1:58:09
on your horse, and you're ride around and you you turn the corner and
1:58:14
there's a t rex standing there. What would you call it? If I
1:58:18
mean I mean the term dragon, it would probably be used, especially if
1:58:27
that was something that was commonly not which it was because they had read it.
1:58:31
So and I'm not saying it, but if you look at the depiction
1:58:35
of English dragons versus like Asian dragons, they're both called dragons, but look
1:58:43
how vastly different they are. Well, why is that? Maybe because dragons
1:58:50
in the European thing or you know, what they were seeing, you know,
1:58:55
it was more like t rex or something like that, versus something Asians
1:59:02
are seeing, like these water dragons that she was talking about. Yeah,
1:59:11
I don't know. I mean, we're getting modern day dinosaur sightings, okay,
1:59:14
reports of dinosaurs, the loss of raptors, pterosaurs. I mean,
1:59:18
what's up with that, Robbie, what do you think you think that there's
1:59:21
a Jurassic Park. I just I don't think they ever died out. I
1:59:27
mean, look at mckelly and Benbay. I mean that they go into this
1:59:30
place, into this place in the Congo, and these people don't under don't
1:59:35
there again, they ain't got the googles. And they take a book in
1:59:40
there showing pictures of hippopotamus and an elephant. They're like, no, that's
1:59:43
not what it is. Then they open up another book with the dinosaurs and
1:59:47
point to it, like a bronosaurs or some kind of a patosaur. They're
1:59:50
like, yep, that's it. Like, no, hesitation all that right
1:59:58
there? What does that say? You point out the hippopotamus, Oh no,
2:00:02
no, we see them all day. Or an elephant, No,
2:00:05
no, we know what that is. Was it just yep, that's it
2:00:10
right there? No, couldn't possibly be that. Sorry, I can't do
2:00:14
the accident as good as da. But couldn't possibly be that that died up
2:00:18
millions of years ago? Well, explain how they found uh t rex bones
2:00:24
well still uh live or rotting flesh in it? Basically tell me that that
2:00:33
survived millions of years No, definitely not, Jack, Horner even actually backed
2:00:41
up on some of his statements of well maybe they didn't die out as far
2:00:45
back as we thought they did. And Jack as it would die on his
2:00:49
down the hill of he was he was the one that was said that t
2:00:55
rexes were scavengers, and then they proved him wrong with that, and he
2:00:58
still fought that tooth and until he just absolutely couldn't find it anymore. And
2:01:03
then he had this come out. I can't remember the name of the woman
2:01:05
who found it, but he come out and he was like, Okay,
2:01:10
maybe I was wrong, Maybe they did survive a little bit longer than I
2:01:13
thought they did. Well, well, I'm at it, I guess.
2:01:19
I mean, like I said, that goes back to the Encostones. You
2:01:24
don't four thousand years ago they didn't. Oh well that's what that looked like,
2:01:30
years and years and years before I was ever even thought about. Yeah,
2:01:34
I'm gonna go ahead and type that out on the stone. They did
2:01:38
it because they saw it, yeah, immediately, Sorry, not sorry,
2:01:42
that's how that's I know. Well, we've even got, you know,
2:01:45
old pieces of art from like the Renaissance era that have people writing broncho horses
2:01:50
stuff. I mean, who who's to say those they they've been here up
2:01:57
until recently in art history is not what we're told it all. And I
2:02:00
know people personally who have seen terosaurs, and we have people in the chat
2:02:03
who have seen terosaurs, and I guess it's terosaurs and pterodactyls. I think
2:02:09
they're same family, same thing, pretty much. Lone Star Supernatural says,
2:02:14
I've seen three terodactyls. My grandmother saw one fly over a river in Missouri
2:02:18
in the nineteen seventies. I offered plenty of I mean, and I think
2:02:26
Doug did a show on Monster Quest about them on time and they was,
2:02:29
like, I want to say ten or fifteen people that they interviewed that had
2:02:31
seen them in that whole Midwest area. And like I said that, it's
2:02:41
just like with the Bigfoot. They unless every single person that has ever seen,
2:02:48
heard, or found evidence is in this. And let's just think about
2:02:54
this for a second. If the big Foot phenomenon is a hoax, let's
2:02:59
just break that down for a quick moment. How impossibly huge of a network
2:03:09
that would have to be to keep something like that going as long as it's
2:03:13
been going right, because you would have how many people would it take just
2:03:24
to go out and put the footprints in random places just on the off chance
2:03:30
that somebody might find them. That would be a full time job just hiring
2:03:34
the people to do that much less being one of the people that just went
2:03:39
out in these back in and nowhere places just to put a fake footprint down.
2:03:45
That goes back to that's to really when people say it's a hoax,
2:03:49
if you really think about how much it would be, how much of a
2:03:55
pain to butt it would be to perpetrate a hopes like that, it's easier
2:03:59
to believe that these things exist, and it is to believe how the hoax
2:04:03
would actually be perpetrated this well, this long. That's right, you know
2:04:11
right, Uh, it would it. It's just too much work. Okay,
2:04:15
that's what That's what perplexes much work, I know, right, I
2:04:19
mean, that's what perplexes me about people that lie a lot. It's like,
2:04:25
how do you remember on these lies? Like, I don't know how
2:04:27
anybody lies of it. I have a hard time. I can't lie about
2:04:30
stuff. I just can't even to my kids, like it is what it
2:04:33
is. Okay. Eventually you're going to get caught with that, And that's
2:04:39
That's what I'm saying is going on? How come nobody is it? Now?
2:04:43
Have we had hoaxers yet? But they they're usually caught. But how
2:04:47
can you explain that nobody has ever been able to debunk the uh literally been
2:04:54
able to debunk the passion gimblin. You got the guy who may the suits
2:05:00
for the Planet of the Apes movie, made the suits and said, if
2:05:05
we could have made suits like that back then when we would have had them
2:05:10
in the movie. Ye. To me, that that itself is enough to
2:05:15
say, Okay, well, if you got this guy who made or made
2:05:19
the prosthetic costumes for one of the at the time, one of the biggest
2:05:24
movies out there about something that was human like apes. Yeah, and look,
2:05:34
you know is that the m K. Davis one that was enhanced?
2:05:39
That is one of the m K. Davis ones I believe. Yeah,
2:05:42
I mean it's close enough. How and how can you look at that and
2:05:45
say that with the technology that was available back then, they did something that
2:05:49
looked that good. There's just there's no way, there is no way you
2:05:57
And that's that's what what is infuriating. That's that's the only word I can
2:06:04
come That's what's so infuriating to me about these people who are like, oh,
2:06:09
yeah, you believe in migfoot. Bigfoot don't exist. Okay, well
2:06:12
it proved to me that it doesn't exist. You can't I mean, granted
2:06:16
I can't. I can't prove that it does exist, but you can't prove
2:06:20
that it doesn't either. And people were always like, well, why ain't
2:06:27
we found a body? Well, I've been hunting all my life. I've
2:06:30
never seen a bear skeleton in the woods ever. And I know bears exist.
2:06:32
I've seen live bears, but I've never found a bear skeleton. Because
2:06:36
nature takes care of stuff like that. And if these things are as smart
2:06:40
as we think they are, which we know they are, it's we again
2:06:45
look at what nature, what we've already learned in nature. We know some
2:06:49
some primates pull their dead off and do some form of burial. That that's
2:06:55
proven in the primate world that we already know. Look at the Billy eight
2:07:00
that was only discovered in you know, the nineties, that oh, Western
2:07:05
science said was a myth, and it's a six foot upright walking chimp that
2:07:13
uses tools. Does that not sound familiar to something else that we've we've talked
2:07:17
about Yeah, several several things. They kill lines, they snatched people out
2:07:25
of out of all villages. They use spears, they hunt and kill other
2:07:32
uh primates. Something's on my tongue. Oh bigfoot, big foot? I
2:07:41
mean look no further than that, to say, okay, if this can
2:07:46
exist, why how can you say that? That doesn't it floors me?
2:07:55
I guess well, that's how you and I think, because like we're we're
2:07:59
no, we're experiencers. We know they're out there. But there's a lot
2:08:03
of people that don't want to believe that these things are real because they're monsters.
2:08:07
Hey, they're monsters. They don't exist. And here's the thing,
2:08:09
just if they if they accept that these things are real, then they have
2:08:15
to ask a question, Okay, what else is real? And a lot
2:08:18
of times they don't want to ask or don't want to answer that ask or
2:08:22
answer that question or have an answered rather, and it's just it's that paradigm
2:08:26
shift. Like I said before, I mean, you just get hit in
2:08:30
the mouth, what are you gonna do. You're gonna get back up and
2:08:33
start swinging or are you gonna run and hide? It's gonna be strategic about
2:08:37
it depends depends and so on what I got on my hip that day.
2:08:43
I'm just saying, I finally make the uh these saying, you know,
2:08:54
what are you gonna do now that you yeah, have a have a game
2:08:58
play? Okay, prepared, prepared to get punched in the mouth. I'm
2:09:05
just kidding. But it's that's a accurate statement. I mean, yeah,
2:09:11
because it's either it's either these things exist and we're all right and we're all
2:09:22
well, they don't and there's a lot of people out there, a whole
2:09:28
lot smarter than then we've gave them credit to be. And I just don't.
2:09:31
I don't. I don't see that being an option as far as because
2:09:37
like I said, it's just if you really start thinking about how hard it
2:09:39
would be and how many people would have to be in on it. Yeah,
2:09:45
you're talking about a worldwide group that would have to be I mean completely,
2:09:52
there's worldwide groups out there that would cover the truth from humanity. I'm
2:09:56
just saying, yeah, but not but not being able to keep it to
2:09:58
seek secret that long that they were actually doing that, Yeah, because you
2:10:03
think you were up. It's only a matter of time where people would start
2:10:07
waking up to it if they didn't. And what's what always happens with those
2:10:13
groups that you talking about. Somebody always spills beans or is a whistleblower.
2:10:18
How come I ain't nobody ever come out and said, Yep, you're right,
2:10:20
it's a hoax and they're they're doing this and this. I mean,
2:10:24
have you had your people who say that the Patterson gimlin was was fake?
2:10:28
Yeah, but you have one or two people who screamed to high Heaven that
2:10:35
it was fake. But yet yeah, to their death beds are I think
2:10:43
one of them still alive. But you know, Gimbling Passion have never changed
2:10:46
their story one bit in all the time that they've told it. As you
2:10:54
know, speaking from somebody who's been a been a cop for thirty years,
2:10:58
it's very hard to keep the story completely straight that long and tell it the
2:11:05
exact same way every single time. If you're telling them lie, oh yeah,
2:11:09
Oh well, Renee has a good point. I don't know how Renee
2:11:13
knows this. I have no idea, but I'm gonna read this, Nae,
2:11:16
thank you. Government contractors are trained to pull dead cryptids out of the
2:11:20
wild wind dead. They do this for two reasons. Firstly, for the
2:11:24
DNA and secondly for non disclosure to the masses. Well, I buy that
2:11:31
because if you think about the Mount Saint Helens when it erupted, there's plenty
2:11:37
of people who talk about they were coming into Sling loading massive amounts of cryptids
2:11:43
from those big chinooks and things like that. We're driving them, driving them
2:11:48
mount and deucing a hoss, you know, da And I've talked about that
2:11:50
on the show several times because when you think about hotspots, that area that
2:11:58
Mount Saint Helens is in, that's where canyons at, that's where to scoop
2:12:01
them, uh stuff like that. That was a it probably still is,
2:12:05
but that's that's a hot bed. So there was probably a pretty good sized
2:12:09
population there when Mount Saint Helen's blue, So there probably was a you know,
2:12:13
government had to get in there quick and start, you know, removing
2:12:18
bodies. So I one hundred percent believe that that's a thing. It's definitely
2:12:24
possible. For sure. I believe you. I believe you. I think
2:12:28
it happens. I know a certain author who wrote some pretty good books about
2:12:33
some government go in there and uh clean up when kryptids went crazy. That's
2:12:41
right here, Yeah, that guy. Yeah, he writes he writes them
2:12:46
books that are about all that kind of good stuff. I want to read
2:12:50
stuff like that. Fantastic author. Yeah, you guys go check out D.
2:12:54
A. Roberts, the author. Okay, over on the podcast with
2:12:58
Robbie and uh and Doc. You guys have such a great podcast over there.
2:13:03
It's called d A X Monk And you guys go subscribe and go see
2:13:07
Robbie over there. Robbie, this has been fantastic. We went well over
2:13:09
two hours tonight. I did not, I didn't mean to do that.
2:13:16
Yeah, Yeah, we just had a whole lot to talk about tonight.
2:13:20
And yeah, and Da, you know that's right. I know you and
2:13:24
your wife had a wonderful thirty first wedding anniversary. Congratulations Da, and congratulations
2:13:31
tell your wife I said congratulations as well. Okay, and hope you'll had
2:13:35
a great day this week. Robbie, do you have any final thoughts on
2:13:39
the Beast of seven shoots tonight? I feel pretty confident that that it's a
2:13:48
it's a good way. I don't I didn't know what your dad your data
2:13:56
was beforehand. Yeah, and I think, uh, I think your Dada
2:14:03
kind of pretty much links up with what I was thinking and I feel like
2:14:09
it's. Oh, I feel like it's pretty pretty solid. That that's what
2:14:13
it is. And just know for it, she's on a different stream than
2:14:18
she don't use mailing like we use. That's probably why my sound didn't drop
2:14:22
out. There's a I don't know if you say that's it's kind of like
2:14:28
a running joke because it's like two hours into the show. My I always
2:14:31
have to back out and come back in. My sound always drops out.
2:14:35
You were good, it was perfect tonight. You're we're on stream yard,
2:14:37
so that that's actually pretty solid. Your your sound is better than mine.
2:14:41
Okay, so it's good. But I just I feel confident saying that that's
2:14:48
what I think it is. I don't can I say that for one hundred
2:14:52
percent. No, But here's the thing they can't say for one hundred percent.
2:14:56
And it's some blond headed woman down there doing this either. And like
2:15:03
I said, there's two by red flags. It just doesn't it didn't fit
2:15:09
what the picture is. Yeah, I agree with that. Yeah, don
2:15:16
that's exactly what we think. It's a gugway. We think it's a gugway.
2:15:20
It's some sort of a sasquatch. My data said, uh, Sasquatch,
2:15:24
wild man, bigfoot. I mean it was like I had a several
2:15:26
different things there in a humanoid humanoid t bone. Thank you again one more
2:15:31
for the road. That is so sweet and you. I appreciate that.
2:15:35
I appreciate all the support from everybody tonight. You guys are the best.
2:15:39
You are absolutely the best. And man, we've we've had a wonderful chat
2:15:45
tonight, wonderful audience. Thank you Renee for being here. I appreciate you
2:15:48
always, you know, hopping in and giving us some interesting little tidbits there.
2:15:54
I appreciate it, and I think I think the audience is pretty much
2:15:56
in agreeance as well. It's probably a good or a sasquatch. It's not
2:16:01
a woman holding a camera. Okay. I just don't think it's a woman
2:16:03
holding the camera. Even if I didn't have that data, I still would
2:16:07
think that's probably not a woman holding a camera. Okay. Well, and
2:16:11
like I said, I mean, it just it does not fit what that
2:16:16
image is. There's too much outside the lines that it's just like, what
2:16:22
about the eye. Don't worry about this little guy. I don't worry about
2:16:24
that little guy. It's just oh my gosh, yeah, it does done.
2:16:31
It does look like a good way for sure. Yeah, all my
2:16:35
mods, everybody in here saying, y'all be sure to hit the light button
2:16:37
before y'all go out tonight and share this, share this video out. You
2:16:41
know, this has been a really fun discussion or really good, really good
2:16:45
show. We haven't got people asking to bring you back on, Robbie,
2:16:50
bring this, get us back? Okay, thank you? Whoever said that?
2:16:54
Oh, I see it here is Susan. Susan said, let's see
2:16:56
if I can find it. Oh, they're moving really fast. I'm having
2:17:00
a hard time putting my clicker on them. Wait, that's not it.
2:17:03
Hold on, thank you for that one too, hold on try fine here
2:17:07
it is like I said, they're moving fast. Bring this guests back?
2:17:11
Thank you? Okay for sure, but yeah, this is great. We
2:17:16
all we always have a good show when heck, yeah, we do well.
2:17:22
We always have fun. We're just over we're over here having fun.
2:17:26
You and I have always had that where we can. We don't agree on
2:17:31
all things, but we don't ever let that. We don't fuss and fight
2:17:35
about it. We discussed, you know. And if I walk away not
2:17:39
with my mind, not change or you walk away with your mind not changed.
2:17:43
It doesn't. It doesn't change how how we feel about each other as
2:17:46
friends. We're still It's just it is a if more people. And I'm
2:17:52
not saying that Jessica and I are perfect in any way like that. I'm
2:17:54
just saying that more people would have that mentality of, you know, just
2:17:58
can believe whatever she wants to believe. That's her right and her privilege.
2:18:01
It doesn't hurt me, and it doesn't make my point any less strong if
2:18:07
she doesn't believe everything that I say, or if she doesn't agree with everything
2:18:11
I say, and vice versa. You know, and that's something that we
2:18:16
kind of pride ourselves on at the X Market. I know Jessica does too.
2:18:20
Is we don't We don't know all the answers. We believe this,
2:18:24
but that's because that's what we believe. That's not because it's the truth.
2:18:28
It's just that's what we believe. D A and I are both law enforcement.
2:18:33
We are very by the numbers. Dot was in the military, Steve
2:18:37
was a law enforcement his nurse. We're just we're practical, logical, Uh,
2:18:45
point A to point Z, but you got to hit all points in
2:18:46
between. You can't go from a straight to Z and we just we look
2:18:50
at all options and a lot of times when you do that, stuff is
2:18:54
brought up that you don't know and you don't think about. So yeah,
2:19:00
that's the part of being open minded that a lot of people don't like.
2:19:03
Oh I'm open minded, but you're gonna believe what I want to believe,
2:19:09
or else not but or else else. I'm not going to be friends with
2:19:16
you anymore, Robbie. I'm just kidding. We're always We're always going to
2:19:18
be friends. Okay. We we have been through the trenches and some incidences
2:19:22
together. Okay, so we're good. We're good. Oh my gosh,
2:19:26
thank you Andrew uh and walking lightly through six nine. Thank you Andrew that
2:19:31
for that super sticker. I appreciate that very much. I'm glad I called
2:19:33
that. I just just saw that out of the corner of my eye,
2:19:37
So thank you for that. Yeah, the comments were moving really fast,
2:19:39
so I was missing some of these, but I appreciate that. And yeah,
2:19:43
I mean, well, see, here's the thing. I just know
2:19:46
you're gonna come around one day. You're going to be in the WU camp
2:19:48
eventually, so probably not, but you know, we'll see. I'll see
2:19:56
at least I got one friend in the Woo camp, and that's that's that's
2:20:00
you got me over here, I'm saying I got one friend in a Woo
2:20:03
camp. That's that's good enough. That's probably as close as I'm going to
2:20:05
get the Woo. That's just that's just me unless I see something that there.
2:20:09
Again, like I said, I'd never seen an order before, but
2:20:13
I saw one an L B L I guess, so who knows. It's
2:20:16
only a matter of time or or or you could be in the Flesh and
2:20:24
Blood camp one day. Never say never, Jessica. I am at the
2:20:28
flesh and Blood camp though, I am, and because I know they're flesh
2:20:33
and blood. Okay, So I'm trying to let me type this up so
2:20:37
we can let the m A C h I N podcast. Okay, I'm
2:20:41
putting your podcasts on here to put them in the Oops, my camera's crooked
2:20:46
podcast. Okay. I wanted you to tell the audience where they can find
2:20:50
you on your podcasts and watch your shows. Okay, you can find uh
2:20:56
d A and I both every Wednesday and Saturday night and eight pm Central on
2:21:01
DX making A. You can find us on YouTube. That's where we're at
2:21:07
most of the time. A lot of times there's a Facebook event with it
2:21:09
too, but sometimes if you don't, if things don't happen as fast as
2:21:13
Facebook wants them to, there's not a Facebook event attached to it. But
2:21:18
you can always find us on the YouTube channel Dxmachina dot com or excuse me
2:21:22
on DX mocking At YouTube. You can find my podcast, which is what's
2:21:30
really out there, which is basically like we like to joke around, called
2:21:31
DX mocking a lot because you know, when we talk about two two and
2:21:37
a half hours a lot of times on DX mocking O, we're usually thirty
2:21:41
minutes to an hour, and it's usually the same stuff, but it's pre
2:21:43
recorded. You can find us on YouTube, Spreaker, iHeartRadio, things like
2:21:48
that. If you want to check out DA's books Da Roberts da Roberts dot
2:21:54
com and the excuse Me Da Roberts author Dear Roberts dot com. Check out
2:22:01
his books the Wild Hunt series. Uh I'm actually one of the characters in
2:22:05
that and The Dark Frontier. Uh d A's on here. He can probably
2:22:11
put up or type in where you can go to get those. If you
2:22:13
want to check out the books, you like action and you like this kind
2:22:18
of stuff, you might want to check those books out, jessicadn't tell you
2:22:22
there there, they're really good. You can also uh right now, okay
2:22:33
cool. If you like any of the uh the stuff like this a loan,
2:22:37
you can find me on lone Wolf, Loan dot Wolf customs at Instagram.
2:22:43
I don't know if that's dot com or just at Instagram. Uh,
2:22:48
I do laser and graving wood would work and things like that. So those
2:22:52
are the places you can find me loan dot is it just this? Lone
2:22:56
dot Wolf on Instagram custom own customs, hold on, let me fix that,
2:23:03
don't put it back up customs. Okay, here we go, Loan
2:23:07
dot Wolf customs. Okay, go find Robbie on Instagram. Okay, And
2:23:16
so you made me this. I know you guys are being able to see
2:23:18
my my room right there, but you made me that. It's a mirror.
2:23:22
I don't want y'all to see behind my camera. Okay, I'm gonna
2:23:24
flash it, but thank you for that, Robbie. I love that.
2:23:28
I've recently got into doing some coasters and uh, here's like the Dark Frontiers
2:23:35
logo for one of DA's books. Uh, it was like Harley Davison wanted
2:23:41
did with some color in it. So just you know, in all kinds,
2:23:45
I did these. That's the wild hot that's this logo here. So
2:23:48
I do a lot of different stuff. I was trying to push the envelope.
2:23:52
I've uh. Usually at this point DA would be holding up some of
2:23:56
the knives I've engraved, uh, because I've engraved some of his scalled waged
2:24:01
tactical knives. Like I said, minor, all packed up, but we've
2:24:05
got uh, we do canvases good quality too. You hadn't seen it.
2:24:11
I just started doing this is uh, this is my character from the Dark
2:24:16
Frontiers book, Jed. And that there's the logo. So and this one
2:24:20
actually loves in the dark. That was an experiment I did. I love
2:24:24
that. And then there's the reverse of it. So just awesome. I
2:24:33
love it, very very good quality. Robbie. I'm I'm I'm loving it.
2:24:37
I'm loving it. So you take orders from people and stuff too,
2:24:39
So you take orders and just ship it out to him and all that.
2:24:43
Yep. Okay, well y'all don't hit up Lawn Dark Wolf customs. Okay,
2:24:50
I'm gonna if it'll let me I'm gonna put my email adress for anybody
2:24:54
wants to send me an email for any kind of orders or anything like that.
2:25:00
Yeah, y'all hit them up. Buy what is it? Shop small?
2:25:03
That's what I like to call it, because I've got a little shop
2:25:05
to shop small, Yes, for sure, and shows that support. You
2:25:11
know, it's supportant that we support each other in our communities and stuff.
2:25:13
And that includes buying merge and you know things like that. So books like
2:25:20
DA's books. I almost it won't post. I will send my email to
2:25:24
you just because so you can type it out there. Tell me what is
2:25:28
it? Just what is and our type it right now. It's easier for
2:25:33
me to type it because it's not that it's complicated. It's just it's easier
2:25:39
to for you to just read it, to mean to try to I just
2:25:43
texted to you. Okay, I'm waiting at FOURD to come through. Are
2:25:52
rains c eight yep? All right, y'all, hold hold tight. Here
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we go A at Gmail yep, okay, Gmail dot com? All right,
2:26:07
all right, everybody go to that. Send Robbie an email. If
2:26:09
he's like something custom made, go to his YouTube channel or not YouTube.
2:26:13
Well, you got a YouTube channel too, and go to his Instagram and
2:26:16
check out Lone Wolf customs. Heck, yeah, man, this has been
2:26:18
fantastic. Robbie, will you please come back and hang out with me again?
2:26:24
Okay, we'll do it. Maybe we can do go over the remote
2:26:28
view of the Ozark Cowl, or maybe we can get you back on for
2:26:30
that one. Yeah, love, I know a fair bit of I'm not
2:26:35
as as versed on the Howl or as d A is, but I know
2:26:37
a fair bit. Well, we gotta get d A on her two,
2:26:41
so we get both of us on, yes, okay, Well, if
2:26:46
you guys are both free, we'll do that in the near future. Okay,
2:26:50
heck yeah, all right, Well you guys have a show Saturday night.
2:26:52
Yep, sure we got I think Marty's gonna be Marty and her uh
2:26:58
is it Mary Anne? That's her co host? I think I think it's
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your name. They're going to be on on the show with a Sunday or
2:27:05
Saturday night rather, so Saturday night Saturday nights. It's actually nine pm Eastern
2:27:11
eight Central, Okay, so nine eight nine eastern. Yeah, nine o'clock
2:27:18
time, eight o'clock their time out Central time. Awesome. Awesome. Well
2:27:24
this has been great, and you guys go check out DA x monking a
2:27:28
podcast and What's Really out There podcast and come in and see me. I
2:27:31
actually have a show Saturday night too, it's after y'all show. It starts
2:27:35
after I'm gonna have Harley Owens on. Harley was in the chat tonight and
2:27:39
we're gonna be talking about his research in Tennessee. Yeah, let's doing the
2:27:45
hour show. Oh good, okay, good, perfect, so perfect.
2:27:50
We're gonna set it up. We're gonna set it up. We'll do it,
2:27:52
okay, and uh yeah, Well, thank you for being here,
2:27:56
and thank you DA for being in the chant tonight. To thank everybody for
2:28:00
here, I want to thank everybody for all the superstickers on super chats whatever
2:28:03
you call those things, and please come back and see me on Saturday night
2:28:07
and go see them over on DA x MAK and A Saturday night as well.
2:28:11
And I'm not going to be on space out Radio this weekend. I
2:28:15
do. I am going to a conference. Okay. Also d A and
2:28:20
I are and I think d A Craig when I'm wrong, but I think
2:28:22
it's this this Sunday. Uh, d A and I are going to be
2:28:26
on Woodwalkers with Kumbo, So that'll be two thirty our time one uh Central.
2:28:33
So I want to see me and d A on there talking about were
2:28:37
wolves and uh things like that. Yeah, I love I love me some
2:28:43
good wear wolves. And you know, I was going to mention the Palmyra
2:28:46
were wolves because there's so many different cryptids up in the area near Quebec up
2:28:52
in New England. There's a ton of like weird cryptids up there, So
2:28:56
why didn't we talk about that? We didn't, you know, we got
2:29:01
Well, I'm just going to show a picture real quick. I just want
2:29:03
to show the audience before we go tonight. These are all the different types
2:29:07
of cryptids up in New England, Okay, and uh it includes like wind
2:29:13
to gooes, goat men, h wolf, packs of bipedal wolves, uh,
2:29:18
sea serpents, sasquatch, all sorts of weird wampus cat things. And
2:29:24
you know that's a Cherokee legend. Me and Johnny actually the show about that
2:29:31
on once really out there. That was actually pretty good. That's it is,
2:29:39
well and see, and so I wanted to show this map too because
2:29:41
this is Quebec is right north of New England, right there, okay,
2:29:45
and so the The Beasts of Seven Shoots was just right above that. And
2:29:50
we've got that map and then we compare it to all the places where we
2:29:52
have all these strange, cryptid sightings up there, so there could be a
2:29:58
relation there. Wanted to show that out. I wanted to point that out
2:30:01
before we go tonight. Final. That was my final thought. Okay,
2:30:05
just open the door for more shows. It's a cliffhanger. Okay, cliffhanger
2:30:11
there. But yeah, all right, y'all, I've kept y'all here long
2:30:16
enough tonight. We've been here for two and a half hours. I hope
2:30:18
you guys have a wonderful, wonderful weekend and come back and see us on
2:30:22
Saturday on both shows. Okay, Robbie, thanks again for being here.
2:30:26
You're the best, absolutely all right, Okay, y'all right, and yes,
2:30:33
I'm going to update the Patreon as soon as I get off here tonight.
2:30:35
All right, thanks to all my Patreon members, all my channel members.
2:30:39
You guys become a member of my channel too by clicking the jointment on
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that page when you first go open my YouTube channel. All right, everybody,
2:30:46
have a great night and I'll see y'll this weekend. Bye y'all,
2:30:52
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