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Terrifying Monster Sightings & Cryptid Encounters with D.A. Roberts & Robby Raines on SOR · The Cryptid Huntress

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have a couple of fantastic guests here. As usual, we always have fantastic
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guests, but I have Da Roberts and Robbie Rains in the studio tonight.
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This is going to be our Halloween show over here at space Out Radio,
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and we've got some cool stuff to talk about tonight. Don't forget the right
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So you guys go over there and hang out with Rob and Coley after the
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show. Okay, all right, Well, let's get to our guest tonight.
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Are you guys ready. Da Roberts is a cryptozoologist, best selling author,
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podcaster, and field investigator born in Lebanon, Missouri. He now lives
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in Springfield with his wife and sons. For most of his career, he
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served in his community in law enforcement, and he's been investigating and researching cryptids
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for more than four decades. Da has been featured on numerous podcasts and shows
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for his writing encrypted research, including appearances on Coast to Coast AM and Space
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Out Radio and the Crypto Hunter Show. Okay he you can find all his
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books over on his website that's DA Roberts dot net if I remember correctly.
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And he's also host of DA x Macana podcast and our other guest today,
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we've got Robbie Rains in the house. He's also a co host at DAX
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Macana. Let's see. Robbie Rains is a police officer who had his first
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Bigfoot experience as a kid. He's an active field researcher, investigator, and
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a tracker. He's he hosts a podcast, What's Really out There, And
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like I said, he's a co host of DA x Machanas. So please
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help me. Welcome to the show today, my buddies, Da Roberts and
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rober Rains. Hey, Da, Hey, Robbie. All right, long
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time, no sea fellas man, it's been it's been a minute since I
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had y'all on Space Out Radio. Thank y'all for coming tonight, our pleisure
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man. I'm happy here any time. Yeah. Well, hey, happy
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Halloween, guys. Yeah, it's in a couple of days. I think
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the veil at the thinnest is getting thin, right. Yeah, she's standing
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out pretty good. Yes, she's standing out, yes, And and it's
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a full moon. Okay, so it can't get better than this more creepy.
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You guys have been putting out some great shows, including that show you
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guys did last night on da x mockin a podcast about were wolves transforming?
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Do they transform or do they not? What was your verdict by the end
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of the show, you guys, I gotta know, because I'm hearing different
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things. We were kind of comparing and contrasting stories of classic werewolves versus dog
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man, and the conclusion we've kind of come to is the well where wolves
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do transform, dog men do not. Okay, all right, well that's
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a good hypothesis there. I do believe that I've always heard that were wolves
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transform. However, I've had several guests, more than one guests on my
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show claiming that were wolves are born that way. Okay, so I guess
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it just depends. I've always thought that they were transformed. Well, we
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kind of we kind of hit that last night. You know that there's several
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ways to become a were wolf, and being born a were wolf, if
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you know, is possibility. But I don't think that's the only possibility.
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I mean, you know, there's always the cursing possibility or ritualistic things.
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And what it boils down to, Hollywood has kind of infected some of these
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legends and lords and taken all their you know, what they wanted and mixed
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and matched, and people get so confused with what's what you know is the
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Hollywood version versus what actually comes from the folk lord and the legend. And
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I think that's where a lot of stuff gets what Hollywood got it wrong.
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Now, but I think that was the general consensus we had last night,
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is you got you have to take the Hollywood stuff. Most of the most
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of the stuff you've seen in the movies is just sensationalized anyway, right If
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you read ram Sircus Dracula, you know, it takes away a lot of
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the mystique and a lot of the things that old vampires can't move around in
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the daylight. Yeah, they can, they're just weaker, you know.
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It's it just it just it depends on where your where your mindset is,
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where you're coming from, and what you actually believe is the what you're going
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to think. Yeah, yeah, most people go by what's in the movies
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because that's all we know and that's what we grew up on. But I
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mean, I've been doing shows I had. I had a couple of gentlemen
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on one of my shows that we're talking about real life vampires and real life
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scientists who actually reanimated corpses back during like World War two era. Nothing surprises
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me anymore, to be honest. We talked about speaking of World War two,
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we talked about that uh the German uh s S unit that called themselves
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to were wolves and they used that mystique and that fear fear, yeah,
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of the Eastern European where wolf phenomenon that was probably not far too far removed
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at that point, you know, they they tried to convince people they actually
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were were wolves, and who knows, you know the way the way the
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German uh scientific group trying to I know, some guy I can't think of
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his name, wrote something about where sharks in a book that I read one
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time. You know, you know who I'm talking about The day rings the
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bell. Yeah, talk about the German scientists making some kind of weird wear
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sharks, but you know, some sort of hybrid thing. Yeah. Oh
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my gosh, this is a big comment down there. I don't usually pull
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up comments that big, y'all. I'm sorry I took up. That took
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all the Robbie's space down there. So I appreciate all everybody in the chat
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tonight. By the way, thank you all the moderators for being here.
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Yeah, the top of the words, I know that was a bad one,
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thank y'all. Yeah, I don't know what doc feels like. Yeah,
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oh my gosh, Okay, I lost my train of thought there because
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that was a funny. That was really funny actually, all right, So
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yeah, I think it was like Project paper Clip right where they brought a
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lot of the Nazi scientists over to America, and I think that, yeah,
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I don't know if that's where the I think the scientists were actually in
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Germany doing these experiments on people in reanimating corpses, and I mean it's It's
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one of those things. It's like the government knows about these things, but
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they just cover it up and they don't talk about it. But well,
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I think we would be astounded by some of the stuff that our government has
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not only been responsible for, but as knowledge of that has not been made
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public knowledge. That's right, Yeah, I mean Hollywood's got to get its
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information from somewhere, right. I mean sometimes they get their information from declassified
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CIA documents and things like that. So in some cases, like Tom Clincy,
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they just get a lucky guess. Yeah, well, we talked about
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that many times. I mean, think about them. It was Eagle Eagle
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Eye? Was that the thame of the movie with Will Smith where I had
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all the satellites tracking him and what's the crazy kit Shi La Boof? I
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think it was Eagle Eye? But think about how far back to that movie
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was and all this track and facial recognition all that stuff that's yesterday's news now
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or Will Smith any me of the state? Yeah, that that that and
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that might be one of anyway, it's the same thing. You know this
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twenty years ago, having this uh, all this facial recognition technology and all
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this stuff, and now that's like you know, they can send a drone
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in with four ounces of C four straight to your face and blow your head
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off. Seems like the stranger it is on the movie, the more apt
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it is to actually be something that they either have or are working on.
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Right, absolutely soft disclosure. Right, the spice sidlites that we had in
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the eighties. This is in the late eighties when I was in the Army.
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The spy satellites we had then were capable of reading a newspaper in somebody's
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hand from orbit. Oh my gosh. But yet we can't get a clear
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picture of sasquatch or dog man. Well you know that camera technology is not
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in civilian hands. Well, but in that case, if they're getting pictures
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like that, then why would they not go looking for sasquatch and dog men
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from satellites They probably have, they just don't share that information with it.
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I'm sure the military and the government has very clear pictures of all these things.
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It's just nice. Look how many encounter stories that are involving military bases.
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So we know for a fact the government has known about these things and
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probably known for a long time. Like like our Teddy Roosevelt theory that we
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talked about, what is your Teddy Roosevelt theory is that, well, you
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know, one of the earliest known accounts we have of a bigfoot attack on
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a person is the Bauman incident from the book The Wilderness Hunter, written by
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Teddy Roosevelt. This is a story that he collected while out on the frontier
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before he went into politics. We think that because of the level of detailing
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the story and the fact that Bauman was never given a first name and never
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came forward, we think that Bauman probably was Teddy Roosevelt. You know,
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there are schools of thought where people say, you know, he wasn't him,
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it was, but it makes more sense that Bauman was Teddy Roosevelt.
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But and if you can accept that as a as a as a premise that
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Teddy Roosevelt, even as a young man, knew about these things. One
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of the first things he does president is create the National Park Service, setting
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aside, what is that eighty eight million square miles eighty seven million acres,
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eighty seven million acres of national parkland that's perfect habitat. In addition to that,
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after the Battle of San Juan Hill, Teddy Roosevelt met a guy from
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here in the Ozarks, and he wound up becoming president of a secret society
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whose job was to protect the Ozarks. Howler. Supposedly, the Ozarks National
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Forest was set aside as a preserve for the for the Ozarks. Howler.
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Oh, my gosh. And that's one caveat of that, Jessica. That
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eighty seven million acres, that's just the federal park. That don't count your
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state parks and things like that. So there's way more land out here.
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And that's only state parks. That's not public use areas, that's not you
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know, camping preserves, that's not stuff owned by the Army Corps of Engineers.
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If you add all of that in, it's closer to like two hundred
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million. My gosh. Wow, that's I mean, that's a lot of
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land. It seems like it seems like our cryptids are taking well of are
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taking care of pretty well as far as being you know, having a natural
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habitat out there and there. I mean, do you guys think that our
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park rangers know about Bigfoot? And I mean because I know we've done us
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three have done a show together about the topographical map that the Air Force had.
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That was the last time we talked on a show together, I think
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and uh and how they identified sasquatch as a dangerous animal. Well, we
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what was it in the eighties of Army field manual? Da? That yeah,
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that was from Fort h It's the one up in Washington. I keep
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wanting to say Fort Hood, but it's not Forhood. Fort Campbell's in Kentucky.
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Uh, Lewis Fort Lewis. Fort Lewis Fort became joint based Lewis McCord
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back when it was just Fort Lewis. It was in one of their training
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manuals that that that sasquatch was a was an animal that you would you would
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encounter out in the wild. Yeah, yeah, okay. So speaking of
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the Ozark Haller, uh da, that's for around where you're you're from,
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right, Missouri area? And uh and that's I was going to ask you
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guys tonight about your local legends and lore. Okay. And I know that
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I don't know a whole lot about the Ozark Haller. That's something that I
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have not looked into, uh specifically, but but what are some local legends
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and lure? Uh? It says it is in the spirit of Halloween tonight,
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what tell me a little bit about the Ozark haller tonight if you can.
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The Ozark cawler has been spotted in Missouri since before European settlers were in
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this area. It's supposedly, you know, you can hear it scream.
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Uh. And they they said, it's it's not like a mountain lion call.
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It's more like a like a like a mixture between a scream and a
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and a and a hounds howl. That it's blood curdling and absolutely terrifying.
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In fact, I used the Ozark caller in a couple of my books.
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Uh. There have been sightings all over this area for you know, generations.
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Uh. It's usually described as looking like a gigantic dog about the size
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of a bear. Uh so you know, four to five hundred pound range,
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with with just absolute you know, bright red eyes and horns on its
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head that like a almost like a rams horn that that go backwards off the
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back of its head. It's it's a it's a vicious predator. The lots
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of roop worts, especially down down in Douglas County where animals have been mutilated.
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Uh. And again, people have been seeing it for a long time.
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Allegedly, Daniel Boone hunted one and killed it up near Cuba, Missouri,
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and it was had it stuffed and was in his collection. And when
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he passed away it disappeared. Of course, his whole collection did it got
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it got scattered to the winds. But Daniel Boone's journal still talking about about
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about tracking and hunting the Howard. Oh my gosh, do you think the
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Smithsonian took it? Yeah? Well, a lot of the cases, like
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the Giants of Lovelock Cave, they actually had those bones on display in the
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museum in love Lock, Nevada. Uh. And that museum still has the
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receipt where the Smithsonian came and wanted to borrow the collection to uh to study
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it. And the Smithsonian claims they have no record of ever receiving it.
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Of course, Soonian's got a great history of doing that, it does.
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You know. I actually had a gentleman on my show over on my channel
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the cruit did huntress and uh, and it was doctor Wu, my buddy,
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Eric's brother from Paranormal Highway, and he came on and he used to
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actually work at the Smithsonian and he's an anthropologist. He used to handle the
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bones of the giant skeletons there. He'd seen them handle them. And uh,
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and I think I mentioned this on the show last night with with garyl
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and Jane that are in the chat tonight, Hey, y'all. He had
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mentioned that they had some anomalies on their skulls. A lot of the giant
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skulls had holes in them and they were either like drilled holes or potentially bullet
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wounds. Okay, bullet holes. He thought they were probably drilled, but
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they all had holes in them like trepidation. Yeah, could have been for
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sure. I just thought that has been around for a long time. The
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Mayans practiced trepidation, where they would take a sharp and sharpened piece of stone
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and basically tap a hole in the skull to relieve pressure. It's you know,
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it's been debunked now, but for the longest time, people thought that
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was the way to relieve headaches and all sorts of crazy things. Oh yeah,
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yeah, well in lobotomies and things like that too, right, could
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have been something like that. Blood lighting all that kind of stuff was Yeah,
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well that's that's what killed George Washington. They were they were bleed quote
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unquote bleeding him and bled too much. Oh my gosh, that's terrible,
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terrible, Oh my gosh. Okay, well, Robbie, what about you.
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You live out in South Carolina, y'all are well known for the lizard
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Man of scape or swamp? What is Do you have any kind of crazy
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cryptids or any kind of local legends and more over there? Other I mean,
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it could be the lizard man anything that's I guess, other than you
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know, you know, we do have big foot side. I've had several
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big foot sightings myself, but I guess that's what we're most famous for,
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is the lizard man escape or swamp, and that's you know, that started
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back in the early eighties, but I think is recent as twenty twenty one.
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I believe what I said the last time when we talked about this day
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about twenty twenty one, was they've had sightings all the way up since then.
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Interestingly enough about that most of the people that had these first encounters with
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are dead, but they're not. It's not just like they died of some
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kind of natural cause or anything that they're all really suspicious. The boy that
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got his car demolished, it was a home invasion and nothing was taken.
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Somebody just broke in and killed him. And they never found anybody, never
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found any any other evidence. It was really weird. The old lady whose
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car bumper was chewed up, she died of a mysterious illness I think was
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what. Uh. There's the guy wrote a book on this, and just
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about everybody that's had that had some of those first encounters is gone. There's
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a guy who lives down there somewhere off the one of the bases where this
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thing supposedly kind of haunts, and he's kind of the local expert, and
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he started talking about that a little bit on one of the documentaries I watched.
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Uh, but we kind of lance and I he's gone alligator hunting down
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right around that area, and they were in one of those little pier rogues
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and they caught I believe, I want to say it was like a ten
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foot alligator and it was in two feet of water and weighed five hundred and
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fifty pounds and they didn't see it until they were right on top of it.
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So that's kind of what we were talking about. Something like this could
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very easily escape being seen for long periods of time if it's anything like that,
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and you know, it could be kind of what's the word for living
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in a k is that terrestrial da that lives in caves bruggle of dight?
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Yeah, so underground if it's something like that, and it spends a lot
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of time in there, so that maybe why it hasn't been seen a whole
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lot lately. But then also we got a lot of the Cherokee legends,
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you know with you, and I talked about that to Spirit Finger and Judicolor
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Rock and what's the other one? DA? Do you? You? You
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would ask me that I was talking with my buddy Barry Littleton the other day.
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He gave me a blind remote viewing target and it was some weird Cherokee
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witch, uh, and it was something I'd never heard of. It was
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called the sharp elbowed witch. Yeah, you never heard that before, you
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heard because as soon as as soon as you start talking about it, I
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started thinking about spearfingers, thought, well, that sounds a lot like spearfingers.
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So I wonder if that's just maybe, like we talked about, people,
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kind of you tell one story and then this somebody adds something to it
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and it kind of morephs from one thing into another. Because it did have
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a lot of similarities to the to the Spearfinger story. Yeah, dah,
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there's a lot of really cool Cherokee legends and there's a lot of Cherokee heritage
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down the Appalachian Mountains. And I mean, you guys, not too long
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ago. I remember y'all doing a show on it seems like dinosaur sightings,
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right, like modern day dinosaurs or something, because I know I've done a
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couple of shows on that too, and uh, and that comes up really
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often. Now, are y'all getting any more reports of modern day dinosaurs like
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velociraptors or t rexes or terrasaurs or anything. I think a lot of terroristare
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reports are still coming in, especially out Midwest DA on the fourth No,
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not in the Midwest to southwest, down in the Four Corners region there.
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You know, they were a lot of especially like around the Navajo Reservation,
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a lot of sightings of terostaurs. Oh wow, Yeah, we're getting I
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get a lot. I hear a lot about those two. Absolutely. Now,
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I got a question, d the Ozart Haller is that more of a
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dog man or like a Gugway or sasquatch. It's neither. It's not bipedal.
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It's on all fours. Has it ever hurt. It's more closely,
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more closely related to U a hell hound than anything else. But the horns
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of what's the really distinguishes that supposedly. You know, over the years there
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have been people go missing that they've attributed to it. Uh. Just a
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few months back they some people heard one scream down near Galena, Missouri,
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and some people near Branson caught one on trail camp. Oh wow, Yeah,
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I saw a trail cam. Yeah, I saw a trail cam or
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some kind of video. Now you can't tell what's real and what's not anymore.
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I swear y'all these the CGI stuff has gotten out of hand. Okay,
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but somebody sent me a video of what looked like a velociraptor running past
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a trail cam. Okay, have y'all seen that. I've seen a couple
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of different versions. The problem is is, unfortunately, with the AI technology
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getting as good as it is, and it's going to keep getting better,
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it's going to become increasingly difficult to accept photographs and video at face value.
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It's gonna have to be authenticated by somebody like Thinker Thunker or MK Davis long
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before we can even you know, you know, say anything more than it's
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interesting. Oh yeah, wow, Okay, well absolutely, okay, because
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I haven't seen any any really exciting videos lately, so I was wondering if
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you guys had But okay, so I wanted you guys are really into dog
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Man, and I wanted to get into dog Man tonight because I know y'all
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had a show about dogmen or were wolves last night. I recently have gone
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out to an area. This is I'm talking to you, guys the last
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time we have an area here in Georgia where I live. I've got a
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couple of stories I could tie into this one too, and we can discuss
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it. But we have we have dog man sightings in the northern part of
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the county where I live, and they've been reported for about twenty years.
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And it's near the Edawa Indian Mounds, you guys, and I haven't talked
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to you all about this, but and it's also near a Civil War battlefield
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called picket Smell Battlefield here in northwest Georgia, and uh, dog man sightings
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and things there. I've actually had some paranormal happenings and stuff that happened there.
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But I am seeing a connection of Civil War battlegrounds, Indian burial mounds,
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and dog man and all these different types of cryptis. And I'm talking
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about like not nice cryptis. I'm talking about like corpse like kryptis to eat
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corpses and stuff like old Green Eyes down here in North Georgia seen on the
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battlefield at Chickamauga eating the bodies of the dead soul. What have you guys
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heard of this happening and do you have any stories? Well, a lot
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of a lot of dog man sidings are seem to be in or around cemeteries.
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Uh. Some of some of the earliest sidings of the Beast of Bray
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Road was near a cemetery. Uh, not not too far from that area.
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And also with the Michigan dog Man, Uh that some of the early
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sidings of that were by a security guard that saw that at a cemetery,
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a burial mound near a school. There's unfortunately, it seems to be that
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these things either are attracted by the to the carnage, the smell of the
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dead bones or the decay, or they there may be some sort of underworld
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connection like with with Anubis or weppel Wet. They were both dog headed Egyptian
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gods with connected with the underworld. So I don't know exactly what the connection
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is, but there are a lot of sidings, especially close to these old
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burial mounds or graveyards well and even even past the Egyptian can action with uh
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A Nubis wet wet. Think about who guarded the gates of Hell in Greek
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mythology, mm who or in in in Norse mythology there was garm and uh
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fin rear suppose was set to bring about Ragnarok. So it was the one
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that would devour Rodin. Yeah. So, I mean lichens were wolves,
27:25
dog band whatever they're they're always heavily connected with you know, with dead the
27:30
dead. So m hm, so goes goes further back than you know,
27:38
just it goes way back. I mean even to the dog headed men that
27:44
we discussed that on the show last night. We were looking at old maps,
27:47
like medieval maps, and they had we were talking about magical creatures of
27:51
legend and lore from long long ago and uh and how I believe that those
27:56
creatures actually lived personally. I mean, it's not out of the realm of
28:00
possibility at this point. With unicorns, dragons, the blimys. If you
28:04
guys are familiar with those, you name it whatever, whatever, whatever kind
28:11
of old magical creatures they had, including wild men and dog headed men,
28:14
because they're seen on maps and in literature and in art. There are dog
28:19
been pictured on the Pye Rice map, which is a map of Antarctica without
28:22
without ice on it. Of course, both the Greeks and the Romans in
28:27
their journals mentioned fighting what they referred to as the Sinocephalae, the dog headed
28:33
men, both in the in Northern Africa and in India, and they're still
28:37
sightings of dog headed creatures in India today. There are certain valleys that they
28:41
say up in the mountains bordering on the Himalayas where they tell people don't go
28:48
these things. These things control this area. If you go up there,
28:51
you're not coming back. And you can make an argument that ol f Ednar
28:55
were dog kiss soldiers because whether they just what a wolf's head dressing on or
29:02
whatever, they acted like their wolves or they turned into wear wolves. So
29:08
it's connected through all these different You know, we lose sight of how easy
29:14
it is for us to get in contact with somebody halfway across the world right
29:18
now. But you know, three thousand years ago when stuff like this was
29:22
going on. It's not like people in you know, China knew what was
29:27
going on halfway around the world. These people, but yet they have the
29:32
stories and these things that are almost identical, right, Yeah, especially with
29:38
even the Blemy's. Okay, they're in Ethiopia and all over the world.
29:41
And in unicorns. I had no idea that unicorns were mentioned in the Bible
29:45
eight times. Okay, I didn't know that either. They were mentioned eight
29:51
times according to some of the research that I did, and what royalty used
29:56
to actually want to drink out of unicorn horns. At least they thought they
30:00
were drinking out of unicorn horns. It could have been like nar wall is
30:03
that what you call them wall? Yeah, it could have been like a
30:10
tusk from an elephant or something. But they thought they were unicorn horns back
30:12
then. So interesting stuff, I don't know, especially with these dog headed
30:18
men too. Back then, and you talked about dragons before eighteen sixty something,
30:26
eighteen ninety stuff, I can't remember the exact date. There was no
30:30
term dinosaur everything prior to that. And we talked about this last night with
30:34
the you know, people get so wrapped up in the term dog win that
30:37
wasn't going until the you know, late night late nineties. Oh really yeah,
30:42
well, before nineteen fifty seven, the term bigfoot didn't exist. If
30:47
you look at at old old newspaper articles and stuff from like the eighteen hundreds,
30:52
they used terms like wild man or hairy man or whatever whatever the area
30:59
they lived in, whatever first nation tribe they called it, whatever that was.
31:03
She had helped me out when I was trying to think of earlier superlo
31:12
but when we're talking about Juicola rock. But yeah, I mean we get
31:17
so hung up on our terms that we used. Now put in the grand
31:23
scheme of things, those are relatively infant terms for these things. Yeah yeah,
31:30
okay, So were wolves and sheep shifting? Okay, because I I
31:36
recently also went up to Tennessee and did an on site active field investigation a
31:41
couple of months ago. And this is since I've talked to y'all too,
31:45
But we were we had to go. We went to investigate a cave on
31:48
a couple's property that had skin walkers in it. Skin walkers. We didn't
31:52
run into any skin walkers, thank goodness. But but that thank the Lord,
31:57
we did not. But what we did have prepare in case we were
32:00
to run into skin walkers, and and I got to tell you, it
32:02
was much like preparing to encounter a vampire or something. I mean from blessing
32:07
the let's just say, Ammo and stuff. I mean whatever we had there,
32:14
because we had to be prepared for anything. With dog Man on the
32:16
property, sasquatch, whatever. We didn't know what we're going to get into.
32:21
But that's the thing with these werewolves too. If they're shape shifters,
32:24
that's like a skin walker. So I don't know. I was actually prepared
32:30
to run into a werewolf up there. I wasn't. You're never prepared,
32:34
you know, but I was. I was expecting if it happened, we
32:37
were we were kind of looking for it. Well, you know, anytime
32:40
you go out in the field, it's a situation where you better plan for
32:45
the plan for the worst, and hope for the best. That's why you
32:47
know, I don't go unarmed. I never go without a med kit,
32:52
a dark angel kit. As you could see on my shirt, I always
32:55
carried one as a cop. Yeah, I always always carry carry a med
33:00
kid. I always you know, I've got at least one blade sometimes more.
33:06
Of course, in the general time you see me, I've probably got
33:07
at least two knives on me. But you know, you've got to be
33:12
prepared. You know, you never know what you're going to run into.
33:15
I mean, you know, if you if you're just planning for an afternoon's
33:19
outing, you'd better take something to for staying overnight, because things happen you
33:24
get off trail, you get out in the deep woods. Minor injuries can
33:29
become majorly significant, especially if you know you're you're off the beaten path and
33:34
you don't and nobody knows where you're at. That's one of the things we
33:37
always tell people if you're going to go out, not only just have a
33:40
plan, but let somebody know who's not going with you, where you're going
33:45
to be, and when you're supposed to be back that way, if you're
33:47
overdue, they at least know where to start looking, because I know from
33:52
here in the Ozarks you get down some of these hills and valleys and there's
33:54
no cell service. Oh yeah, you got to be careful. You got
33:59
to be super careful with all that. I always tell somebody where I'm going.
34:02
I usually go out with my team and and speaking of field research,
34:06
well, Robbie, you and I have had some big, big food experience
34:08
together. Okay, we had that back in May down here in Georgia.
34:13
And Da, you have you've been to the LBL. Okay, And I
34:16
want to preface this by saying, I have a big old dog man show
34:22
on Halloween night, you guys, So I hope everybody will come join me
34:24
over on my channel. Dog Man Encounters is actually featuring my channel, and
34:30
I have a very special guest who is going to be talking about his encounters
34:34
in the LBL with dog men. Okay, and so you have been to
34:37
the LBL. Have you ever experienced a dog man out there? DA actually
34:43
saw one on my last day in the LBL. We we were there about
34:45
a week. We were traveling down the road leading back toward the trace from
34:51
Demumbers Bay and just was or what I was doing, was looking at these
34:55
primitive campsites set back in the woods and we were looking for, you know,
35:00
either people to talk to or campsites. It looked like they'd been abandoned,
35:05
anything like that. Where we'd go, you know, to a little
35:07
investigating driving about two three miles now miles an hour down the road and just
35:15
happened to look over and I kind of glanced over it, and until it
35:19
moved its head, I didn't realize I was looking at something. It was
35:23
I've estimated, but between six and a half and seven feet tall, had
35:27
its right hand on a tree, just just standing there stock still watching me
35:31
go by. And when it moved its head, that's when I realized what
35:36
I was looking at. I got a really good solid look at it for
35:38
between fifteen and twenty seconds, and it when it realized I was looking at
35:43
it, it turned and made this weird loping bound. It kind of bounded
35:46
to the right, bounded to the left, bounded to the right, and
35:49
then went down into a ravine. And it was pretty steep and very heavily
35:53
overgrown, so there was no way I was chasing it. But because the
35:57
leaf litter on the ground, I couldn't get any tracks, unfortunately, as
36:00
leafletter was pretty thick. UH. But I went to the exact tree that
36:05
it was touching, and because I was able I'm five ten and a half
36:09
UH, I was able to put my hand approximately wore I I believe that
36:14
thing's hand was. Now if I was leaning against the tree, my hand
36:16
would have been much lower. So because it was slightly above where it's comfortable
36:21
for me to put put my hand to lean against the tree, I kind
36:24
of kind of roughly estimated it was between six and a half and seven feet
36:28
tall. It was clearly taller than me, but not like massively so uh
36:32
it was it was you know, I had the had the the jitigrade legs
36:37
like a like a like a dog, the hind legs. It was completely
36:42
black, you know. The The difference that that that I noted though,
36:46
was the head. Uh. The head was very much shaped like a wolf,
36:51
but the snout was more like a like a masta for a rottweiler.
36:54
It was it was shorter and broader. It wasn't it didn't come out to
36:59
a fine point like a wolf. And you know, once once it realized
37:02
I had seen it and was looking at it, it was fast. Wow.
37:07
I've heard more stories like that where they're not always either looked like a
37:10
coyote, a wolf, a German shepherd. And now I'm hearing about these
37:15
pitbulls or some sort of a mastiff. So there's so many different it's like
37:19
a different breeds I guess of dog. The years, the years in the
37:22
head was shaped more like a wolf. It was just the snout was different.
37:28
Oh my gosh. Well, you know, uh, there have been
37:31
some reported attacks and there's not a whole lot of documentation of these other than
37:36
hearsay and uh. You know, the the NADP had made a documentary at
37:40
some point about some of the testimony of people who had had first or second
37:46
hand accounts of some attacks of the LBO of dogmen. Has there been anything
37:52
recently that's happened out there that you guys are aware of. Well, I
37:54
know this year there's I think eight or nine people who have on missing in
38:00
the LBL without explanation. Uh, and they tend to shut that up.
38:07
You know, whenever somebody, whenever a body's sound in LBL or somebody goes
38:10
missing, it is very difficult to find information on it because it disappears fast.
38:19
Well, when I when I was there, I actually I spoke to
38:21
a deputy sheriff in just across from LBL in h what's the name of the
38:27
little town Grand Rivers? And I was talking to it and I identified myself
38:31
as a retired cop, showed him my credentials and I was asking him about
38:36
LBL. I was like, what do you need to know this? I
38:37
said, well, I'm a writer. I'm researching for a book. And
38:40
he said, well, you don't want to really want to go down that
38:43
road and I said, well, I'm just trying to find an information.
38:45
He goes, well, I'm let to tell you cop. The cop drop
38:47
it and walked off and wouldn't talk to me. Oh my gosh, well
38:52
that does happen. We do have somebody in the chat asking universal SEUs said,
38:55
what is the LBL? I'm so sorry. I just assume people know
38:59
that and I talk about it so often. It's actually the Land between the
39:02
Lakes. I believe it's a recreation area in Kentucky and partially in Tennessee as
39:07
well. I believe that's right on the Kentucky Tennessee border. Yeah, and
39:10
there's a lot of dog man reports that come out of that place, and
39:14
a lot of sasquatch reports. It's about two hundred and fifty thousand acres.
39:17
It's surrounded by water. It's a public use area, so it's not considered
39:22
a national park, so you'll never You won't find the Missing four one one
39:25
profiling it, which I wish they would, because there's so many really odd
39:30
disappearances there. But even before that was known as the Land between the Lakes,
39:35
it was known as the Land between the Rivers. It was nineteen sixty
39:37
three when the Tennessee Valley Authority at Tennessee Valley Authority Tennessee Valley Authority built the
39:45
two dams on those rivers and created those lakes. Before then it was known
39:50
as the Land between the rivers. And even then there were dog man type
39:52
stories. The earliest ones I've been able to find in that area date back
39:55
to the late sixteen hundreds when French trappers were reporting seeing what they referred to
40:00
as the loop Guru, which is the French word for werewolf. Oh my
40:05
gosh, so these things date way back then. And yeah, sightings in
40:09
the area go back centuries. Okay, well all right, so you and
40:15
Ida have and Robbie you were there too. I believe we talked about your
40:19
experience at the Joe Bald Recreation Area in Missouri, and you have another another
40:24
encounter. Well, you actually have a video of what appears to be a
40:28
dog man behind you there, and do you want to talk about that just
40:31
for a second, and maybe about what I saw in our remote you'd hit
40:36
too. Yeah, I'll let you tell about the remote name, because it's
40:39
better better to get that first hand. But Joe Bald is an old campground
40:44
owned by the Army Corps of Engineers here in Missouri. Uh. And they
40:47
shut it down back of late nineties, early two thousands. And when I
40:52
started digging into why they shut it down, I found numerous disappearances associated with
40:55
the park. Uh. And those and then those those accounts online, those
41:01
those articles about disappearances are gone. You can't find them. My friend Steve
41:09
wild Man from the show, we went down there to film a promo video
41:14
for one of my books, a book the lake called The Lakeview Man,
41:16
which was you know, one of the settings of The lake View Man was
41:19
in that park. Uh. And while we were filming it, we just
41:22
went, like I said, I just went down there shoot a couple of
41:23
minute video to talk about the area, talk about the book. We weren't
41:28
really planning on capturing anything. It was just shot on a cell phone and
41:31
uh, you know, we we didn't expect to find anything in the park.
41:36
Now. However, you know what we found was pretty pretty terrifying.
41:40
But it wasn't for like a year, almost a year and a half later,
41:45
we had uploaded the video to eat to YouTube. It'd been on my
41:47
chant My My My YouTube channel for a while, and I'd noticed that there
41:52
were quite a bit of spots with eye shine in the background during the video,
41:55
but I didn't really think too much about it. It's the Missouri Woods,
41:59
You're gonna get eye shine. But then you know, like a year
42:02
and a half later, we were showing the promo video on a podcast and
42:07
one of the guys in the audience, a guy named Thomas Whitney. He
42:09
said, Hey, something moved behind you. And I'm like, I've watched
42:14
this video a thousand times, there's nothing in there. He goes, no,
42:16
I'm telling you, there's a little concrete bridge over here in the background,
42:22
and something behind one of those trees moved. So I sent the video
42:27
to some guys I know that do video work and they're like, yeah,
42:30
there's something back here, and we sent some stills to MK Davis. He
42:34
goes, yeah, because of the quality of the video, I can't tell
42:36
you what it is, but there is something there, he says's clearly moving
42:40
independent of its background. And you know, so we went back out there
42:46
found the exact tree from the video and kind of did a a side by
42:52
side comparison, and what we found was that it was about nine feet off
42:55
the ground and the head was definitely shaped like a wolf. There's ad on
43:00
my channel called the Joe Bald Breakdown video where you can see stills that we
43:04
took and the actual video itself. It's pretty interesting. You know. I'm
43:07
not I'm not saying it's the be all, end all smoking gun, but
43:12
when you look at it and you see that thing move, there's something there.
43:15
I can't one hundred percent say it was a dog man, but there
43:17
is definitely something there watching us. Oh one hundred percent. You can see
43:22
it. You can absolutely see it. And I was I was tasked a
43:24
little remote viewing target of that and and what I found was very interesting because
43:29
from what I can recall, I was getting data like the watchers, it's
43:32
a watcher, and it's almost like something that was like a guardian of a
43:37
facility underground there, okay, and that that was what the data suggested.
43:40
So, and that's something that's really interesting because that comes up more often than
43:45
not when it comes to cryptis. There's a lot of intermingling with like deep
43:49
underground military bases or places where there are cave entrances, even inner earth entrances.
43:54
Potentially you know, something going on. There are tons of caves here,
44:00
lots of caves. Yeah, caves are a big, a big factor
44:05
in all this. Now, when I was investigating that cave up in middle
44:07
North Tennessee, there was really no signs of cryptids, like no track no
44:14
track lines going in the cave, none coming out. Uh. However,
44:16
there were feathers like from the couple's chickens that have been taken out of their
44:21
chicken coop going into the cave, but there were no footprints none, and
44:25
it was all mud too, which was interesting weird in there. Yeah,
44:30
they could have been climbing on the lot and that something would have left prints,
44:34
Yes, one hundred percent. That's what was so confusing. Okay.
44:38
The only thing, the only kind of activity we got was more paranormal based,
44:42
like seeing stick figures with the SLS cameras, like giants were like coming
44:45
out of the cave and hanging out with us. You know, it was
44:50
really odd. But no cryptids, no cryptids, not inside the cave.
44:55
So I don't know it. I've always thought like, well, I know,
44:59
you guys not super intellect the WU factor of bigfoot, right, you
45:02
guys are more of the flesh and bone camp kind of And but I know
45:07
you've got open minds. Okay, Well, you know we've we've never said
45:10
that the possibility of the WU is impossible. We've never said that. I
45:15
told Robbie give him an experience up at the where I took him to go
45:21
bigfooting. He was it was going to encounter some WU up there, and
45:24
I don't know, did it disappoint at all? And no, I mean
45:30
because we had a really good big foot encounter, so of course it didn't.
45:34
We didn't. What was saying, it's not what we call the WU
45:42
is and I think you and I have had this conversation, Jessic. We
45:45
don't what we call the WU that that extreme far out there, just that,
45:52
and I've kind of done at it. From the investigator standpoint, from
45:55
the law enforcement background, is when you're starting an investigation and you can't start
46:00
at point A and then go straight to point Z, you have to things
46:05
out and because when you get to point Z, if that, if that
46:07
theory falls apart, you have nowhere to go. So Z I like that
46:14
So what d A and I would refer to as the woo is just that
46:20
point Z thing that once everything else is completely off the table, all those
46:27
cards are, you know, removed, and it's no possibility. That's what
46:31
you know, the fact that these things could be spiritual or could be paranormal
46:37
or anything like that. I don't really consider that wu like some people would
46:40
say, that's that's just something that's in the realm of possibility. But I
46:45
start at flesh and blood, and it work towards whatever else. Well,
46:52
if its and it eats, it's got to be physical exactly. Hey,
46:57
I'm with y'all. I think they're all three D myself. You know,
47:00
it's all physical flesh and bone. But I think there's also a super natural
47:04
element to a lot of this stuff and a lot of these cryptids, the
47:06
witches, the Cherokee witches, all the legends, and I mean even ghosts.
47:10
Okay, So I was I'm going a circle back real quick to that
47:14
story I was telling you guys about the Civil War battlefields because they're so haunted,
47:17
right. We hear a lot of stories about Civil War battlefields being haunted,
47:23
a lot of cryptid activity there from werewolves and old Green Eyes. Okay,
47:28
one of my favorite things to talk about, but it's very dark.
47:30
Well, my son and I did. I took my son to a haunted
47:36
Halloween. It was actually Halloween event at the Pickets Mill Battlefield. And as
47:40
we were leaving that night, it was it was a fun event. Men
47:44
were dressed up like re enactors of the soldiers, but they were ghosts,
47:47
like they were dead, you know, And and so it was. It
47:52
was just a fun spooky event for I thought it was for the kids,
47:53
but it was really for adults too, apparently. And and as we were
47:58
walking to the car, there were literal cannons firing in the battlefield as we
48:04
were leaving, and not a single person reacted to them except for me and
48:07
my son. Okay, And I was looking around at everybody was dark and
48:12
I was looking around. Nobody reacted to it at all, and there was
48:15
no reason for them to be letting off cannons in the middle of the night
48:17
like that. We were the last group out there, which was really odd.
48:21
That was that was one of my favorite, like latest like Halloween stories.
48:24
Because I don't have a whole lot of activity at Halloween. I think
48:29
I'm too busy with my kid. Okay to pay attention to the veils inning
48:34
and all that kind of stuff during Halloween. But but yeah, I thought
48:37
that was an interesting story. Those battles Civil War battlefields. If you don't
48:42
care if I share something on the screen, I'll show you something. A
48:46
friend of mine was a volunteer out at Wilson's Creek National Battlefield right outside of
48:51
Springfield, one of the bloodiest battles fought in the Midwest. It was.
48:54
It was brutal battle. He was one of the volunteers that at would go
49:00
and lock the park up when everything was done. Him and his son were
49:04
out there checking gates. There was nobody else in the park. They were
49:07
making their final pass through, and he captured this. Let me see if
49:12
it'll, let me share the screen. Here, there we go. Okay,
49:21
let's see coming up, there we go. I got it here.
49:25
You have to put it up on. Yes, okay, this is a
49:30
cannon from the battlefield. You can see his son playing on the background.
49:35
But look right here, oh, he said, there was nobody there.
49:45
See the hat, the the old old blue Dinna blue uniform pants, my
49:52
shirt. He captured that on on camera and didn't know till like five years
49:58
ago. Oh my gosh, do you think that's residual kind of a haunt
50:02
or what do you think that is? I think it's probably the ghost of
50:07
somebody that died in the battlefield. Oh my gosh. Yeah, there are
50:13
more. There are more ghost segtings at these battlefields and just about anywhere like
50:15
Gettysburg, I mean Georgia. We have so many battlefields here in Georgia.
50:22
It's We've got kennesas State battle We've got the battlefield out there, and they're
50:25
all near where I live. And they're also near Indian burial mounds to y'all.
50:30
Okay, I'm not I'm not sure how those places are just areas of
50:37
super high strangeness, just like we have all over the country. Okay,
50:42
so wow, very cool. Yeah. I don't get to talk about ghosts
50:45
very often on my show, okay, cause we really stick to cryptids.
50:49
I don't know about you guys, but yeah, I did have a guest
50:52
a couple of weeks ago, maybe it was last weekend, who is a
50:55
ghost hunter. But you know, even the ghost hunters when I'm out are
51:00
doing my field research, I do basically do ghost hunting, and I'm not
51:02
really looking for ghosts, but we're able to measure the cryptids, like cryptid
51:07
activity and the changes in the environment by using our ghost hunting equipment. Yes,
51:13
sometimes those fields do overlap, I mean set up looking for one thing
51:20
and wind up running into something else entirely well, and that's when, uh,
51:24
I think it was when Greg was on our show. We talked about
51:28
that thea we because somebody, uh somebody brought the question of you know,
51:36
uh, sasquatch and paranormal all stuff being interconnected, and I brought the the
51:42
point up, well, you know, where's someplace that most people are not
51:47
going to want to go, somewhere that's really haunted, right, most normal
51:51
people are not going to go to an area like that. Where are these
51:54
cryptids want to be? They want to be where people are not. So
51:58
maybe this is just a you know, a coincidental thing that they frequent these
52:04
areas because that's not where a lot of people are, or it could be.
52:08
Oh, I don't mean to interrupt you, but all the bloodshed though,
52:12
because you got a day we're talking about these were wolves and ritualistic stuff
52:16
happening to conjure some of these cryptids, And I think that there's all the
52:22
bloodshed, it's all in the land there, so it's conjured. It's like
52:23
open a portal or something potentially for for spirits to come and go. Well,
52:30
you had that much suffering in one spot, Oh yeah, yeah,
52:35
it definitely changes the environment. That's the same thing with like old, old,
52:38
old closed hospitals or old prisons. There's so much misery and suffering in
52:44
these places. You can't help but know they're haunted. Oh yeah, people
52:49
died in the lbl A lot. They're cemetery is all over the ob Yeah.
52:54
I'm not talking about the people who are supposed to kill by cryptis.
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We're talking about the people who got People lived and died there. Yeah,
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when they flooded that whole area, there was a lot of people didn't get
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out. Oh my gosh ooh that just reminded me of something too. So
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we have a lake here in Georgia. It's called Lake Lanier, Okay,
53:14
And and that lake it's it's part of a movie, like somebody just made
53:19
a movie about it because it's so haunted, y'all. A lot of these
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lakes. People have no idea how haunted a lake can be. And there's
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so many drownings in this lake every year. There were entire towns, communities,
53:30
cities, churches, cemeteries, everything was flooded to make this lake.
53:36
And people got there and boat on the regular, you know, and party
53:39
on this lake, and every year it never fells. A number of people
53:44
go missing from drowning there, and some of them their bodies are never found.
53:49
There's a story like that here on Lake of the Ozarks in Missouri.
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When they built Magnal Dam and flooded that valley, they abandoned the town of
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Lynn Creek. And there's supposedly a lot of settlements in old farmhouses that are
54:00
at the bottom of the lake too. But the town of Lynn Creek was
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forcibly abandoned. They didn't want to do it. And supposedly Lynn Creek,
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Missouri still exists, but it's not in the original site. The original sites
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underwater. There's houses and churches and a school, all sorts of stuff down
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there. And my uncle had said that he could hear he was out there
54:21
fishing one time near the old Lin Creek site and could hear music coming from
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the water. Ooh from the water. Oh my god, that's kind of
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scary. But I mean it makes sense. Actually, the first case that
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I ever a first remote viewing target that I ever did was actually I didn't
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know it's a blind target. It was a high priority. It was actually
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someone whose body had been dumped in late Lanear, Okay, and I located
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it and everything, but they didn't know where the body was. They didn't
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know what had happened. This guy was just missing. And lo and behold
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several months later that his body did surface in late Lanear exactly where I said
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it was from remote viewing. That so very very very interesting stuff. Y'all.
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Who would have thunk the lake would be haunted? I don't know,
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but yeah, okay, So do you guys have any kind of Halloween plans?
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I mean, we've really actually come to the end of the hour already.
55:16
What do y'all have a planned for this Halloween? Guys? Oh?
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Well, I've I've still got to kind of get with with Robbie and Doc.
55:24
Uh, but kind of had something in mind that I don't really want
55:28
to reveal it quite yet. Uh. We just kind of a surprise on
55:31
Halloween. But if Robbie and I don't even know yet, if Robbie and
55:37
Doc are willing I think we're gonna do something pretty fun. Oh nice,
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Okay, awesome, awesome, Well, tell everybody, you guys, tell
55:45
everybody about your show and Rhino, Robbie you've got you've got your own podcasts,
55:49
and you guys both do a DA X macana together. Tell my audience
55:52
about it and where they can find y'all. You can find Dax Making on
55:57
YouTube. We also do a live stream to Facebook as well, but if
56:00
you go to YouTube dot com slash Dax mocking a podcast, you'll be able
56:06
to join and subscribe to the channel, which we'd love to have you guys
56:08
over there. We talk cryptids and paranormal and all things horror and pretty much
56:14
all across the across the board of anything creepy. And you can find all
56:19
of my books at Da Roberts dot net and you can even find a link
56:22
to the podcast from that website. Very nice, awesome, Thank you Da
56:28
and Robbie. What about you tell us about your podcast here? Well,
56:32
right now, what's really out there is kind of on a little bit of
56:37
a hole. We've had some things happen, so obviously you can find me
56:42
still on Dax Making. We're live every Wednesday Saturday night, but I've still
56:49
got close to fifty episodes on What's Really out There, so search for What's
56:52
Really out there on YouTube pretty much. We used to joke and call it
56:59
dax moc a lot. It was basically just a shorter version of the same
57:05
type of stuff that we talked about on dax Makina, just a pre recorded
57:08
show. There's an episode about mine Jessica's little uh swore out in the woods
57:20
where she was trying to get me into the paranormal. Yeah. Yeah,
57:27
I'm trying to get me a paranormal experience and we end up having a big
57:30
Foot experience and just you know, it's just a fun little thirty thirty to
57:37
forty five minutes. Sometimes we get got along wind and talked a little longer
57:40
than that, but usually about forty five minute average. But other than that,
57:46
most most of the time you find me on dax Machina. Okay,
57:51
awesome, awesome you guys, Thank you so much for coming back and hanging
57:53
out with me tonight. This has been a lot of fun. It was
57:59
a great way to in the weekend on some holiday Halloween stories, so it
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was perfect. I hope you all come back and hang out with me.
58:06
Again soon, be happy to anytime. Okay, thank you. Oh and
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Da tell her everybody's got to go buy your book. Tell the audience about
58:12
your books real quick too. And you're a best selling author. Anost forgot
58:15
to mention that I write a lot of cryptid fiction, a lot of horror,
58:21
primarily horror and sci fi. But I've got multiple series out. I
58:23
have eight series actually out in print, with more books on the way.
58:28
I have thirty titles currently available. If you enjoy cryptids and things that go
58:31
bump in the night, I think you to enjoy them all again. You
58:34
can find them all at da Roberts dot net, and I hope you'll check
58:37
them out, you know. Like like Jessica said, we've had some some
58:42
measured success with going to the Amazon bestseller list and really really enjoying the process.
58:47
I really enjoyed the journey that this is take us on. Oh my
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gosh, congratulations, Da. I'm so proud of you. That's amazing.
58:54
That's amazing. All right, y'all, I'm not out there, I'll say
58:58
its cheerleader, Robbie. I know that the last two books, Dark Frontiers
59:05
one and two have hit number one on the best seller list. For a
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Cryptid Horror and Part two is number thirteen in Just General Hard DA is it?
59:14
Yeah? It was. I don't know. I haven't checked today.
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I don't know what it was, but it was in in Just Horror.
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It was like number thirteen. Oh my god, it's perfect for Halloween.
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Y'all go get your copies today. Okay. Oh my gosh, Da,
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Robbie, thank y'all so much. I will be seeing y'all over there.
59:31
Y'all come see me too. I'm gonna I've got a little Halloween show Tuesday
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night. Okay, yeah, I got y'all got my full support. Okay,
59:38
so we'll be seeing y'all soon. Okay, all right, bye guys,
59:42
Happy Halloween, Happy Halloween. See him. Okay, all right,
59:47
y'all, hold on, I'm trying to get Okay, there we go,
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There we go. Hey, everybody, it's the Crypted Huntress. Oh my
59:54
gosh, thank y'all so much for being here tonight. This has been a
59:58
wonderful show. I hope you guys have a one wonderful, wonderful Halloween.
1:00:01
And yeah, big thanks to Da and Robbie tonight and all the guys at
1:00:05
DA X Makinah they do have a wonderful podcast. I know Tombs is in
1:00:08
the chat tonight to shout out to Tombs, what's up guy? And uh,
1:00:13
you guys come see me on my channel, the Cryptied Huntress. I
1:00:15
am part of the Five Nights of dog Man with Vig Kundiff and dog Man
1:00:20
Encounters, and so I've got a very special guest straight out of the Land
1:00:23
between the Lakes with at least two amazing dog Man stories we're gonna be talking
1:00:28
about Tuesday night at nine pm Eastern, so you guys please come see me
1:00:32
until then, I'm the Cryptid Huntress. I'm Jessica Jones. I'm headed off
1:00:37
the trails. I will see you guys next week on Tuesday. Y'all say
1:00:43
safe out there by. Y'all home.