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Mississippi Hunter's Terrifying Bigfoot Encounter with Red Creek Mafia · The Cryptid Huntress

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  for us today. I have Mike of Red Creek Mafia on YouTube here and
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  he's got a great story about his first time having a sasquatch encounter. It
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  was terrifying to him and uh and he got an up close to personal view
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  That's our buddy Tommy over there. Okay, well, let's get to our
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  guests today because we have a lot to unpack with a Mike's story. Okay,
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  so Mike is with Red Creek Mafia. That's on YouTube. You guys,
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  please go subscribe. He had a terrifying sasquash encounter while hunting deer in
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  Mississippi in December of twenty twenty, which is pretty recent, so please help
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  me. Welcome to the show today, Mike. What's ups? I'm doing
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  excellent. Yeah, I'm doing so good. It's so nice to meet you,
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  and I know I've been in your chats a couple of times, several
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  times. Because you have fantastic guests over there on your show. I'm almost
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  a little jealous. Man. It's not not that I don't have great guests.
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  I have an amazing guest, but yeah, you've had a couple that
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  I have not had on my show yet. Uh so far. So well,
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  you know we're friends now with friends help each other out, and I
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  can send a few year way, and I'll send a few year way.
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  How about that? Absolutely sounds like absolutely, yeah, it does. Yeah,
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  And I wanted to I know you and I were talking about the hurricane
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  that hit Florida today and I didn't realize it hit right where I grew up
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  as a kid vacationing. So I we sent our our love and our prayers
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  out to everybody that's affected by that hurricane down in Florida today and in South
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  Georgia. We're thinking about you guys, and so I just wanted to to
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  recognize that today. I know they're going through a lot right now. So
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  I'm looking at your chat right now, and there's some people I wouldn't.
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  I just want to tell you how the name came about. The Red Creek
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  Mafia name came about when I was young. When I was young, like
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  not an adolescent, but you know, late teens, we had a hunting
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  club. It was like five of us and it was in Red Creek Management
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  Area, so we was Red Creek Mafia, and the name just stuck.
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  I love it. Yeah, I have a little Bertie told me before the
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  show that there will be a lot of Mafia references in our chat today.
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  So yeah, I think y'all know who it is. I think you might
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  be able to screen right now as a matter of fact. So yeah,
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  shout out to Long Island Bigfoot. He's always he's always keeping me laughing.
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  He's awesome. So yeah, he's gonna make it off of you can't refuse.
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  I gotta say that my New York accent in my head. Yeah.
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  Well okay, well you know I'm you know, I'm bringing it but to
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  South Mississippi, right I heard? Yeah? Absolutely, I did hear that.
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  Yeah, be sure that you guys have a translator. Okay. He
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  and I had a language barrier. Yeah, yeah, we had a little
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  language barrier, but it was it was all fun. We joke around about
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  that. It wasn't that bad. But yeah, that's great. I mean,
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  you and I are Southerners. You know. I'm in Georgia, you're
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  in Mississippi. We have a lot of Sasquatch activity down here in the South,
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  and you are you are a testament to that. And I've heard your
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  story and it is I'm it's a nail biter, and it's it's actually quite
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  terrifying, Mike. And I was wondering if you could kind of tell us
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  about that today, like tell it, tell me what led up to it
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  and kind of what happened. Yeah, absolutely so, Yeah, it was.
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  It was December sixteenth of twenty and twenty. Uh, slap dead in
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  the middle of hunting season. To paint a picture South Mississippi. Uh,
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  the way the hunting seasons go, it starts off archery season and then your
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  first dog season comes in. And what I mean by dog you're not hunting
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  dogs. They actually used dogs down here to hunt deer. And I'm not
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  a fan of that. I never have been. Yeah, it's very dangerous.
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  You know, a lot of outlaws and stuff like that, a lot
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  of drinking and dope smoking and stuff like that. It's just not my thing.
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  So when these seasons come in, I would always go I'm getting some
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  kind of pickup. Can you hear something? I've got my fan on,
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  so yeah, I can hear your fan. Can you hear it? Okay,
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  I'm gonna mute my mic when you talk, okay. So anyways,
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  yeah, that that was coming in that there's there's two of them, one
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  last for about two weeks and then the last one like takes up the whole
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  month of December. And when they have these dog seasons, you know,
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  you have to get out of town pretty much. You have to go to
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  like a WMA. Red Creek is my closest WMA. But I went further
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  two counties up to Perry County to Leaf River Management Area, and that's where
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  I used to go to get away. And it's vast, man, it's
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  out in the middle of nowhere. If you look at if you look at
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  Leaf River on Google Earth, there's nothing there. I mean, the closest
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  house is like thirty miles away north or south. You know, it's a
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  long way. So uh yeah, that's what I was doing that particular day,
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  getting away from dog hunters. And there was this particular spot there that
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  it had a uh it was dead in the middle. It was straight across
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  from the game wardens station, and the game wardens in there are very strict,
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  you know, like if you're a fellon with a firearm, you're going
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  to jail, you know, stuff like that. You got to watch out
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  for those. Yeah, oh yeah, no doubt about it. So anyways,
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  I used to hunt this uh ryegrass field. It was just it was
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  huge. It was like two hundred yards wide and about a thousand yards long,
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  and it had it had these power lines running adjacent to it, you
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  know that ran north and south, and you know, a lot of hunters
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  would set up on that field. In deer and Mississippi are very smart.
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  They're very skittish and very smart because of the hunting pressure. A lot of
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  people will hunt, you know, right on these fields and they never have
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  any luck because these deer got it figured out. You know. You know,
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  when it gets dark, there's no humans in the woods, so that's
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  when they come out to eat. They're very nocturnal, that deer are because
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  of the pressure. Okay, so you know, I tried it out a
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  couple of times and no luck. So I figured out what to do.
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  I would go all the way down to power lines and get behind this field.
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  At like a choke point, and I would get up a tree.
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  It was like my favorite tree, favorite pine tree. It was like the
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  perfect tree. You know. You can get up thirty foot, fifty foot
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  whatever, you know, and you have to get always got a super high
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  because another thing, South Mississippi's really really thick, super thick, so thick.
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  Every every other year they have to burn the woods, you know,
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  they do like a prescribed by a bull hunter. By the way, I'm
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  I'm everything bo okay, everything this was this was gun. This was gunn
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  Okay, Well I don't pull a bow back anymore. He's a crossbow.
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  Okay, that's cool. Cash you Anyways, I just seated at chat.
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  Sorry. So, yeah, it was just a normal day. I went
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  out there and I would always get on this check point and I had a
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  lot of luck because I would see a lot of deer cross the power lines
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  right before it got dark, you know, setting up to come on that
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  field to eat. You know. It was like an ambush kind of thing.
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  And yeah, it was just a normal day, you know, nothing
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  out the normal, nothing out the normal. I got up the tree.
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  I always get up pretty early, you know, this time of the year,
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  it was getting dark, probably around five thirty, you know, pitch
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  black, five thirty five forty somewhere around an air And I always got up
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  my tree super early, you know, like one o'clock, you know that
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  way I you know, calm the woods down, you know, you walk
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  in and you know, wait for the woods to calm down and get your
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  you know, wait for your smell to get out of there and stuff like
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  that. Yam blending to the environment too. Oh yeah, yep, yep.
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  So uh yeah, there was nothing very strange. You know. I
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  got up the tree and and after about an hour, you know, I'm
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  thinking to myself something something's off, you know that there's something different, you
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  know, because it was like not a not a squirrel in the tree,
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  not a bird chirp, no nothing, you know, just it was quiet.
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  I mean the wind I can remember the wind was hit me in my
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  face a little bit, so I knew my wind was good. And it
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  was just weird. You know. I'd always at least see something fox,
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  squirrel, a rabbit or maybe a small little deer or something. I'm not
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  gonna shoot. You know. It was just crazy, you know, it
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  was just like nothing. You know, I'm waiting and at about at about
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  four or fifteen, I start getting some action behind me. I'm facing west,
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  I'm on the east side of power line and I'm facing west. Whatever
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  this is. Something's coming in behind me, and it's sounds pretty heavy,
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  whatever it is, and you know, it's you know it was I knew.
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  I thought it was a big hog at first. That's what I thought
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  it was, you know, because it wasn't like coming in fast. It
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  was just like crunch crunch on two legs. Yeah. But but I wasn't
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  really paying attention to buy pedal back then. You know, I didn't even
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  you know, I didn't even believe in big foot or nothing like that.
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  I'm pretty sure I didn't. You know that. Well, it definitely wasn't
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  on my on my radar, you know what I'm saying. You know,
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  I've been in I've been I've been in these woods all my life, you
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  know, and it's you know, it finally comes out to the right of
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  me, and it's gets thirty to forty yards to my right and it just
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  stops. And I'm looking for this thing and I can't see it because whatever
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  it is, it's it's up under all that undergrowth. They didn't burn it
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  that year. You know, I'm way up over it looking down at it,
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  but I still can't see what it is. And all of a sudden,
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  it stops and I start hearing this like heavy breathing, like almost like
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  labored breathing. And the first thing I thought is, maybe this is a
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  deer or maybe this is a hog that got shot, and you know,
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  this thing's gonna die on the side. I mean, maybe that's you know,
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  the lungs filling up in the blood. I mean a blood filling up
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  in a lung. Sorry, I understood what you're saying. Yeah, yeah,
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  yeah, yeah, I always getting nervous. I always get nervous when
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  I talk about this. Yeah, I can understand. So anyways, you
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  know, that went on for like a minute, minute and a half and
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  that was it. You know, then it just got dead quiet, and
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  I'm thinking to myself, wow, you know, that kind of sucks.
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  I didn't even get the chance to see what it was or anything. So,
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  you know, I came to terms of it. I said, it's
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  probably it's probably a buck or you know, a hog, and it probably
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  seen me or winded me, and it just slipped out and I didn't hear
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  it. You know, one of them kind of things. So, you
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  know, I just kind of gave up on that. Be Rob, what's
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  up? Anyways, I'm sorry. I know these people Bed. I'd like
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  to say hello, I to him, I know, and I want to
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  we gotta thank Long Island big Foot for that superstiger. Thank you, thank
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  you, Mike, and he says, thank you for your service, brother
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  Red Creek Mafia boots boots on the ground. I got it. Okay,
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  all right, go ahead, go ahead, mikey Creek Mike. So anyways,
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  yeah, so I pretty much just gave up on a situation. And
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  I'm facing west and it gets to be about ten to fifteen minutes later,
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  and it's that time of the day when the sun is just up over the
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  trees, and now I'm being blinded by the sun, and you know,
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  I can't see anything. You know. I got my height down and I
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  got my hands trying to look on the power line, you know, stuff
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  like that, and all of a sudden, in my right peripheal, I
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  catch something black on the power line. It's on all fours, and uh,
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  I can't see it too good because of the son, you know.
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  So yeah, I went to my gun and I had to. You know,
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  it was weird because this thing was on the right. It was one
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  hundred about one hundred and fifty yards down the power lines on the north on
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  the north end. So I had to finagle my way because and go left
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  handed to look through my scope and I'm right handed, and uh, I
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  couldn't. I couldn't. I couldn't find him. You know. It was
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  like it was like weird, you know, trying to find him. And
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  uh, when I finally did, Uh, this thing is now sitting down
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  like a person. It looked like a just a big, gigantic person sitting
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  and down, had his knees up, and the first thing I noticed was
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  his left hand was digging in the ground. I don't know if he was
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  digging for bugs or whatever it was, but it was very peculiar to me.
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  I'm still not thinking bigfoot. I'm thinking bear because we do have black
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  bear here. We don't have like a high abundance of them, but we
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  do have him. I've I've caught him a trail cam before. They usually
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  have like an orange collar on where the state released it, and that's what
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  I thought it was. Yeah, this one didn't have an orange collar on
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  it. There's no orange collar. No, no, not at all,
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  so anything, you know, I'm The first thing I noticed was the hair
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  on its back. It wasn't like it was long, man, it was
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  like it wasn't like fur. It wasn't like the double undercoat of a dog
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  or a bear. It was like hair, like like human hair, long
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  like Nikki six Motley crew. Sure enough, hair on its back. I
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  panned up to I panned up to the top of his head, and that's
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  when I started getting freaked out a little bit. It was the hair on
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  the head wasn't wasn't long like the hair on the back. It was short
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  and spiky, very very gorilla looking, very very very gorilla looking. He
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  did have the conical shape of the head, but it did It wasn't like
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  dramatic, It didn't go up to a point like a football, but it
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  was there, you know, And I started getting freaked out. You know,
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  I'm thinking, you know, what is this? You know, what's
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  going on? What am I? What am I looking at here kind of
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  thing? And he turned his head to the left a little bit, and
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  it and just even the way he turned his head was like robotic. It
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  was like weird and that's when I got to you know, I got to
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  see the side of his face. His face was pronounced black like black black
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  like during this whole encounter that the blackest part of his body was his face,
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  no doubt about it. Wow, it looked like it looked like somebody
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  painted his face like like black like my watch. Yeah, h could you
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  see teeth? Not? Not? Not? Then? Not? Then?
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  The first thing I seen was a piece of his eye, as eye was
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  solid black too. No whites during this encounter. I didn't see any pupils
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  or anything either. I seen a piece of the nose. Then, you
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  know, I'm looking for a muzzle. I'm you know, I'm thinking bared
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  the whole time. I didn't get a muzzle. I've seen side of a
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  hooded nose like ours, uh, much more flared out, more thicker.
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  And I've seen a piece of the mouth. And that's pretty much when I
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  lost my cookie. And I you know, I yelled at it because I
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  didn't know what it was. And you know, I just said, hey,
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  I can't Yeah, I didn't. Well, it just it was just
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  had a pure desperation, you know, just the unknown that you know,
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  the unknown I knew I wasn't going to be able to, you know,
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  stay still because I you know, I was shaking out my boots the whole
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  time. And uh when I did dapt, this thing all in one motion,
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  put its hands on the ground and popped on the two legs like it
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  was nothing, Like it was nothing. Wow. Wow, Look how how
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  how much do you think this thing weighed? I would I would say I
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  would say in between nine to twelve hundred pounds. He looked like he looked
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  he looked like a Brahma bull on two legs. Uh. Wow. During
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  this encounter, there was there was I'm gonna get to it, but there
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  was this dogwood tree that he kept ducking up under. He wasn't like ducking
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  his hole. He wasn't moving his whole body, just kind of moving his
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  head around it. And when I went back to get my stuff sometime lay
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  or that that branch was eight foot easy, and he was just moving his
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  head around it. So he was in between eight and eight and nine foot.
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  Yeah, it's pretty big. So yeah, so he pops up onto
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  a two feet and he starts like walking in this funny like funny like oval
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  circle and he's looking you know, he's scanning in the woods, and you
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  know, he keeps looking south and north down the power lines. He'd looked
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  my way, and the second time he looked my way, his eyes got
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  really big, and I'm leaving something out. When he popped him, when
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  he popped onto two feet, that's when he screamed the first time. And
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  it's the screen that everybody talks about, you know, the difference between a
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  lion and in an elephant, or being like at a rock concert next to
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  a speaker. You can you can feel the vibration off of it. Yeah,
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  the second time when he looked my way, I get I guess I
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  gave my possession away and he You know, if you ever see like the
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  Patterson Gilman footage or the Freeman footage, it's always them, you know,
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  walking away. They don't they don't want to be seen. It was reverse.
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  It was reversing that he walked straight to me, straight to me.
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  Oh yeah, that's not good. Yeah, I'm actually pretty chill right now.
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  Usually I get shook up talking about this, but I'm pretty chilled today
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  for some reason. That's good. Well, you know, okay, so
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  you encountered an alpha is what you encountered right there? An alpha taskquatch.
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  I guess they're the ones that they look come right at you. So,
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  yeah, we try to I try to stay clear of those if I can
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  help it. Yeah, So he starts walking to me, and the motionless
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  things making when it's walking to me, it was like I always tell people,
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  it looked like the way he was swinging his arms, it was almost
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  like he was on a pair of snow skis or like an elliptical machine,
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  the way he was walking. And when I started seeing that, I looked
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  down at my gun. You know, I had a seven millimeter magnum and
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  I just unbolted the chamber just to make sure I had one in there.
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  You know, I didn't dumb up because I was pretty sure I was gonna
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  have to shoot this thing. And uh, you know, I slammed it
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  back shut. And that that took no time. We're talking four seconds tops,
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  maybe five. That's given it a lot. And then that amount of
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  time, this thing is now thirty yards in front of me, stopped and
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  looking at me from one hundred and fifty yards away. Now you now you
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  explain that to me? Yeah, yeah, you know, I couldn't.
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  I couldn't five of it. When he got to me, I put him
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  back in the scope and he just looked like a big black blob. So
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  I had to power my scope back down and that's when I really got the
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  scene really good. Uh. The face, the face, Uh, he
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  was looking at me. But what I want to tell everybody, I try
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  not to lead this out, is when he was looking at me, it
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  was like, this wasn't a stupid animal. This, this was a thinking
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  being. This you know, there was thought there, like almost like he
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  didn't know what he was looking at, if that makes sense. Yeah,
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  yeah, this was this was This wasn't no, you know, something stupid
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  out of a zoo or and I don't I don't like to call any animal
• 24:36
  stupid, but you know what I mean, this was a clear thinking being,
• 24:41
  Like like he was looking at me and there was you could tell there
• 24:44
  was deep thought right there. Did it have human qualities about it at all,
• 24:48
  like any kind of human attributes to its face? Yes, very much,
• 24:55
  so, very much so. The eyes, the eyes were very human
• 25:00
  to me. They were more because I don't know if that's you know,
• 25:04
  I've seen pictures nighttime pictures of sasquatch facing and you can actually see the pupil
• 25:10
  and all that, but I couldn't. I don't know if I don't know
• 25:11
  if that if that black is something protective for the daytime, I'm not sure.
• 25:18
  But it was it was, uh, it wasn't. It was like
• 25:22
  he had black marbles in his eyes, you know, for eyes. But
• 25:25
  they weren't completely round either. They were more like like an almond shape like
• 25:29
  that. Yeah, yeah, so and yeah, And I noticed the hands,
• 25:37
  like the palms of his hands went past his knees a little bit and
• 25:40
  his hands were huge. His his hands. If you ever, I'm sure
• 25:45
  you've seen it. You've been in this field a long time, you know,
• 25:48
  the yet he handed to have and in the glass case, you know,
• 25:52
  I'm talking about that. That's a that's accurate of how how long their
• 25:56
  fingers are. But this their conference of the fingers were like small little bananas
• 26:02
  that they were big. The fingernails were short, jacked up like you know,
• 26:06
  he was like somebody that's in heavy construction. Just just maybe they buy
• 26:11
  them off, you know, I'm not sure. Oh yeah, I guess
• 26:14
  they've got to. They don't have nail clippers out there, probably no that,
• 26:18
  or they just work with their hands so much you know, well what
• 26:25
  did you Okay, I know I asked about if you saw teeth earlier?
• 26:26
  Could you see its teeth at any point? I'm thinking about biting nails and
• 26:30
  stuff, So I'm trying to think, like are they square or were they
• 26:33
  they have did they have canines that came down like some people claimed to see.
• 26:38
  Nope, okay he did. He did like h during this and kind
• 26:41
  of you know, there was a lot that went on in a short amount
• 26:45
  of time in this. He did like a yawn and you know, I've
• 26:49
  talked to people they say that, you know, primates do that, you
• 26:52
  know, when they're nervous and stuff, they'll do like a yawn. He
• 26:55
  could have been just barreling his teeth at me, but it looked more to
• 26:57
  me like a yawn. And when he did that, that's when I seen
• 27:02
  his teeth really good. They were like ours that they were white. Uh.
• 27:06
  Actually, his teeth weren't that bad looking, to be honest with you.
• 27:08
  I didn't see like bad two decay and stuff like that. They were.
• 27:12
  That's why I'm thinking he might have not been a younger one not not
• 27:17
  not a juvenile, but you know what I mean, Like, you know,
• 27:21
  yeah, yeah. Wow, they were like ours. They were They
• 27:26
  were like square, big white square chicklets in his mouth. And I could
• 27:30
  still I can remember seeing his gums too. His gums were uh, his
• 27:33
  gums were either dark purple or black. Going back to the hands. If
• 27:40
  going back to the hands, if you look at your fingernail, you know
• 27:42
  how you have the little white moons in there, you know I'm talking about
• 27:47
  he had, He had them. He had them. Wow, you see
• 27:49
  it. That was so close to you. Yeah, the meat and the
• 27:55
  meat and the finger you know, you know we the meat around the white
• 28:00
  moons. It was it was like the guns. It was like dark purple
• 28:03
  meat. I can remember that. Wow. Yeah. And every now and
• 28:08
  then he would like shuffle a certain way that would that would throw me off,
• 28:11
  and I would go to draw down on him, and I had I
• 28:15
  had to gun on him the whole time. But when I say draw down
• 28:18
  on him, you know, getting ready like I'm fixing to shoot this thing.
• 28:21
  And when I did that, he would turn his head to the side
• 28:23
  like like one eye would be looking at the ground and one would be looking
• 28:27
  dead at me. And he was definitely giving me the look like don't you
• 28:33
  do it? Do not do that. That's why I think, that's why
• 28:37
  I think these things know what they are for sure? Did it okay?
• 28:41
  Smedley do Right has a question in the chat, did it mind speak to
• 28:44
  you? Did you hear an invoice or it was just a projection of energy
• 28:48
  kind of like you just knew. I didn't hear mine speak. It just
• 28:52
  just that look, like like just to look like I know what that is,
• 28:57
  and you're not going to use that thing that could bom boom stick.
• 29:02
  Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, Jessica. That happened probably four or
• 29:08
  five times during this encounter. How long? How long would your encounter from
• 29:15
  the time I first seen him till the time I got to my truck,
• 29:19
  well, just seeing him the whole time, probably about twenty five minutes.
• 29:26
  Okay, about twenty five minutes is a very long time. That is way
• 29:29
  long. It's an internet that that had to affected you, so but I
• 29:34
  had no idea it was that long. I must have missed that part of
• 29:37
  the story. My goodness. Twenty five minutes. That that is an attorney.
• 29:41
  I mean, just two minutes seems like an hour when you're in a
• 29:45
  position like that. Wow, I would have to I would have to say,
• 29:48
  from the time I seen him till the time I got to my truck
• 29:52
  was probably give or take shoot, probably forty five fifty minutes, because you
• 30:00
  know, I had I had to get you know, I had to walk
• 30:07
  a long way to get back. So anyways, when you were leaving.
• 30:12
  But I know you'll get it. But I was just curious. He didn't
• 30:17
  another one did another one? Another one paralleled me out, which which which
• 30:25
  I think at the time, I didn't know. At the time, I
• 30:29
  didn't know it was another one. I thought it was like a deer or
• 30:32
  something running from this thing, you know, doing the same thing I was
• 30:34
  doing. But it was another one of them, for sure. You know.
• 30:41
  So this is I'm about to get to the climax. I'm gonna take
• 30:45
  a little drink of water. Okay, take your time, take your time.
• 30:52
  This is fantastic because we don't hear up close and personal stories every day.
• 30:56
  I mean, I have one of my best friends. His name's Matthew
• 31:00
  delf He is a big foot field researcher out of Virginia, and he goes
• 31:03
  out with my team. I see Greg Ogles in here too. He comes
• 31:07
  out with my team too. What's up, Greg? He's in the chat
• 31:10
  today. Uh but but Matthew has a story similar to yours. But what
• 31:15
  he saw it like a neringa team kind of. I'd love to hear it.
• 31:23
  Yeah, I'll leave you guys up. Oh absolutely, thank you.
• 31:27
  I'm looking. I'm I'm I'm looking for people. You know, when I
• 31:30
  first started doing this, I had like tons and tons, you know,
• 31:34
  I just had to find time. Now it's like trying to find somebody's like
• 31:38
  needling a haystack because you just run out of people. Man, Oh no,
• 31:42
  you don't really run out of people. You know the right folks that
• 31:45
  know folks. So yeah, I mean I've I've got I've got several research
• 31:49
  teams that I go out with, so I don't I don't ever have a
• 31:52
  problem finding people for this show. We have great stories, you know.
• 31:56
  We I like bringing people like you on my show, Oh, Mike,
• 32:00
  because you have such a great story to tell. And uh, and that's
• 32:04
  that's It's something that can help everybody by hearing your story in many ways.
• 32:12
  So, you know, I started noticing that the sun is now passed the
• 32:16
  trees and it's gonna set, and this thing starts acting like he's getting ants
• 32:22
  in his pants. You know, he he was walking around a little bit,
• 32:27
  and he never would get any closer than like thirty yards, but he
• 32:30
  never would get any further away. There was like he was standing under the
• 32:32
  ground. So, you know, I started thinking to myself, you know
• 32:40
  when it when it gets pitch black dark, you know, he's not going
• 32:45
  anywhere. He this thing's not doing anything, and I can't just get get
• 32:51
  out of my tree, and you know it's gonna be and maybe this thing
• 32:53
  that you know, that's what it's doing, It's waiting for it to get
• 32:55
  dark, so this thing can jump up here and kill me or shake me
• 33:00
  out or whatever, you know, whatever. I think it. I've seen
• 33:07
  I've seen a question it says, so was it male? I think it
• 33:12
  was. I don't remember seeing body parts and stuff like that in the gentle
• 33:14
  day area. So to answer that question, usually the alta males do what
• 33:20
  that one did to you, and so I would assume that was a male
• 33:22
  too. M h, I think so too. So it got to a
• 33:29
  point where I had to make a choice, you know, a choice I
• 33:32
  didn't want to make, and I put him back in the scope for the
• 33:38
  last time, and I drew down on him and this time. He didn't
• 33:42
  turn his head to decide. He just looked at me like a confused kid.
• 33:46
  And uh, I put. I put the crosshairs right not not right
• 33:54
  between his eyes, up on his forehead a little bit, and I just
• 33:59
  kind of just side and disbelief, you know, And I went to squeeze
• 34:04
  off man, just how I was taught. And I got about halfway through
• 34:07
  to squeeze and I couldn't do it. M hm, oh good god.
• 34:15
  Could you not do it? Because first of all, I know you're a
• 34:16
  hunter, but it was a human attributes to It had to be a factor,
• 34:21
  was it. Yeah, yes, humanity kicked in, you know.
• 34:24
  I started thinking, Yeah, you know, this has got to be some
• 34:29
  kind of person. You know this is you know, we just don't know
• 34:34
  about this kind of people or whatever it is. And I'm pretty sure at
• 34:37
  the time I knew what it was. I don't remember thinking that, but
• 34:43
  I couldn't do it, and I got really upset after I couldn't do it,
• 34:45
  you know, I just kind of put my gun and stood up and
• 34:51
  put my arms out to him and I just screamed at him again. I
• 34:53
  just said, what do you want? You know, I'm sure there was
• 34:57
  a f bomb in there. I'm sure there was plenty a profan, plenty
• 35:00
  of profanity. I just don't want to say it. Wow. Wow,
• 35:07
  So how did it react to you when you screamed yeah, that's yeah,
• 35:15
  yeah, he's screamed back. And when he did it's it's you know,
• 35:19
  it's uh. I hope you never have to see that, Jessica, at
• 35:22
  least the way he did it. Anyways, it was like a draw up
• 35:27
  from the gut. And when he turned it loose on me, I'm thirty
• 35:30
  yards I'm thirty yards away, I'm ninety feet away and just thirty foot up
• 35:35
  a tree. That's close. It looked like his eyes, his nose,
• 35:42
  and his mouth just went to one protruded out about twelve inches from his face
• 35:49
  and was just like very distorted, looking like just a bunch of flapping meat,
• 35:53
  is what it looked like. And then when he was done, everything
• 35:58
  went back to normal. Everything went back to normal on his face. When
• 36:02
  when I was overseas, when a bomb would go off, Okay, it
• 36:06
  could go off a mile away and you know you're safe because it's a mile
• 36:08
  away, but you can still feel the heat off of it. That that's
• 36:13
  what that's the way it felt. It felt like it was going to knock
• 36:15
  me out of the tree. He goes back down to all fours in Paul's
• 36:23
  ass across the power lines. Okay, now he's on the south side,
• 36:28
  and now he is talking. You know, he's doing that that gibberish debt
• 36:31
  that you know, he's doing all that, And then like every fifteen seconds,
• 36:38
  he turns that same screen screen loose. He's ripping up gallberry bushes,
• 36:43
  buy the roots and chunking them out in the middle of the power line.
• 36:46
  I made him mad there. There was something that I did that he didn't
• 36:52
  like, and that triggered him. And he's knocking trees down. He's not
• 36:57
  knocking like huge three hundred year old yellow pines down, but he's knocking small
• 37:01
  stuff down back there. And it basically sounded like a bushog going through the
• 37:07
  woods, is what it sounded like. And every now and then I would
• 37:10
  see i'd see like a piece of his shoulder or a piece of his head.
• 37:15
  But he's going further north away from me, and you know, by
• 37:20
  this time, I'm standing up in my stand, I got my gun,
• 37:22
  and I'm you know, I'm trying to find this guy. I'm like,
• 37:25
  holy shit, he's gonna kill me. He's gonna kill me. He's gonna
• 37:28
  kill me. And at some point I want to I want to say,
• 37:32
  somewhere around on the north end of the power line. He pops back on
• 37:38
  my side, and it was so fast, it was just like a black
• 37:42
  blur. Just now he's on my side again, and he's yelling, screaming,
• 37:46
  doing everything, but he's gaining distance. He's on my side. I'm
• 37:50
  on the east side of the power line, but he's going north away from
• 37:52
  me. At this point I can't see him. And then just everything stops.
• 37:57
  Everything stops and gets really quiet. I'm like, now is the time
• 38:00
  that I need to get out of my tree. But I kept, you
• 38:05
  know, psyching myself out. I'm like, yeah, I'm getting down.
• 38:07
  No, i gotta stay up, Mikey, gotta get No, I'm staying
• 38:10
  up. You know. That went on for just a few minutes, and
• 38:14
  then all of a sudden, I hear this like pronounced like like fresh fresh
• 38:21
  fresh tree break like that that green that green snap crackle pop, and it
• 38:27
  sounded to be about two hundred yards of Wait. When I heard that,
• 38:30
  I said, that's got to be him. I'm going down. I get
• 38:34
  down my tree, and now I'm running for my life on the power lines.
• 38:37
  I've got about ever take. I've I've got three quarters of a mile
• 38:42
  to get to my truck. Yeah, at least that. So I'm running
• 38:47
  down these power lines and I keep you know, oh yeah. As soon
• 38:52
  as I hit the power lines, it's it's like this thing new. I
• 38:54
  got out my stand and he roared, and I'm looking behind me to see
• 39:00
  if I can see him, and I and I cannot see him. And
• 39:04
  I'm running down these power lines, you know, full adrenaline at this point,
• 39:07
  just going and I wasn't in the best shape. You know, I
• 39:09
  wasn't in the best shape back then. You know, I was a little
• 39:13
  heavy back then. So you know, I got whooped. After about one
• 39:15
  hundred and fifty yards, I got whooped. And you know, a fast
• 39:19
  run, a fast run, went to a you know, a very fast
• 39:22
  walk, and you are running for your life, yeah, for sure.
• 39:29
  And then he screamed again, and I looked behind and I could not seem
• 39:32
  but it sounded like he was gaining distance. You know, he would scream,
• 39:37
  but you know, it just kept sounding further and further away, and
• 39:38
  I'm sure it was just because I was running away from him and he was
• 39:43
  not pursuing me. So there was a point where I stopped and I heard
• 39:47
  something crash in the bushes next to me, east side of the power line,
• 39:53
  about forty foot in the in the bushes, not far at all.
• 39:58
  I hear something crash. So I picked up my walk and now I have
• 40:04
  something forty feet from me in the woods matching me step for step. I
• 40:10
  stop, it stops and you and I knew it was something after the first
• 40:14
  couple of times, because when I would stop, it would take like that
• 40:15
  one extra step, so I knew something was there. Yeah, so yeah,
• 40:27
  I didn't. I didn't think big foot. I thought it. I
• 40:29
  thought this was maybe a some other animal running from this thing like I was
• 40:34
  doing. You know, That's what I thought it was. And on this
• 40:38
  power line on about halfway I always call it to halfway point, there's like
• 40:45
  this little weird growth that comes out of the woods onto the path. I
• 40:47
  always call it like the island. It's like a small little plateau and it's
• 40:52
  got like a bunch of little pine tree pine tree sapplands on it. That
• 40:55
  was like always a marker for me you know, I'm either halfway to my
• 41:00
  stand, I'm halfway to my truck. You know, I've always used that,
• 41:05
  and I've seen it coming up, but it was still a good ways.
• 41:07
  So I started running. And now this thing seems like it's closing in
• 41:14
  on me, like the further I go, you know, it's it seems
• 41:20
  like whatever this is, it's going to intercept me when I get to this
• 41:22
  plateau, you know, because the way the woods are shaped, this thing's
• 41:27
  gonna have to reveal itself or it's gonna have to go further in the woods
• 41:29
  to hide. And I'm telling you, Jessica, it got dramatic. Every
• 41:32
  now and then I can hear him. Well, I'll steal back there screaming.
• 41:38
  And now I got something else closing in on me. And I got
• 41:44
  just about to the little plateau, and I'm telling you, it got so
• 41:47
  close to me. I can see the bush is moving, but I couldn't
• 41:52
  see it. And I had enough, and I just cracked a shot in
• 41:55
  the air. When I did that, everything stopped. Everything stopped. I
• 42:01
  crossed the plateau and I started, you know, running again, and I
• 42:06
  no longer heard this thing parallel in me, and he shut up back there
• 42:10
  too. I can remember crossing a huge hill and I seen I've seen my
• 42:19
  truck finally, you know, still way down there. You know, I
• 42:21
  could just see like the roof of my truck. And the sun has done
• 42:23
  set. The sun has done set. I'm you know, I can I
• 42:28
  can still see, but I'm in nautical twilight, you know. Yeah,
• 42:32
  And I seen my truck. And when I seen my truck, I caught
• 42:37
  another gear I didn't know I had, you know before, yeah, yeah,
• 42:43
  before I knew it. Before I knew it. I was at my
• 42:46
  truck and I kept tell him, you know, I was telling myself,
• 42:51
  getting your truck and get out of here. You know, don't don't stick
• 42:52
  around, don't let curiosity get the best of you. You know, this
• 42:55
  out and the other and this road that I came in on was a very
• 43:00
  narrow little dirt road that I came in on. Like if there would have
• 43:05
  been another vehicle coming, you know, the other person has to pull off
• 43:08
  on the ditch and let the other one pass. You know, that's how
• 43:10
  narrow it is. Oh yeah, Well it had just got through rain in
• 43:15
  a couple of days before that, and there was like bad mud holes and
• 43:17
  stuff like that this road makes a call to sack. You know, you
• 43:23
  drive about two miles down the road and then you turn around and you have
• 43:28
  to pass back through. I wasn't doing that. There was no way I
• 43:30
  was going to pass back through there. So I backed my truck up in
• 43:34
  the ditch and I just about got stuck. I mean just about. It
• 43:37
  was that would that would have been lovely. Hey, But Mike, at
• 43:42
  least you were in your truck, okay, So I know how it feels.
• 43:45
  It feels so much better sometimes when you're having a lot of activity out
• 43:49
  in the field, there's big foots everywhere. If you can, if I
• 43:52
  could just get into my truck, sometimes it's just the safety and comfort of
• 43:55
  being inside a big metal vessel's way better than being a sitting duck out there
• 44:00
  in the field. So I can only imagine the relief you found. And
• 44:05
  did you have your keys on you? I'm assuming I would be so worried
• 44:08
  about my keys and thinking about all sorts of stuff as I was running.
• 44:14
  No. I get to my truck and I stuck my key to unlock my
• 44:16
  truck, and I heard one I heard another scream, but it was way
• 44:21
  way way back there, and it was way different. It wasn't like a
• 44:25
  roar. It was like it was weird. It was like a baboon screech.
• 44:30
  And at the end of it was like a crack of a whip.
• 44:35
  That's what it sounded like, Like somebody shot a gun, but it wasn't
• 44:39
  a gun. It was like it was a scream. Yeah. Wow,
• 44:45
  it was way different than the other one. Yeah, it made noises that.
• 44:50
  It just doesn't seem humanly possible. I mean, I've we've had things
• 44:53
  scream at us that it sounds like a woman kind of but it's not a
• 44:58
  human and it's not an animal. But it's like a between all of it.
• 45:00
  It's just it's indescribable. Really, it's hard to describe it and I
• 45:04
  cannot imitate it in any former fashion. When when when he when Another thing
• 45:09
  I want to talk about is when he was talking they it sounded like he
• 45:15
  had a double set of vocal cords. It was him talking, but it
• 45:17
  sounded like two people talking over each other. That's what it sounded like.
• 45:23
  Wow. Yeah, I've heard the Sierra Sounds Ron Moorehead and his buddy recorded
• 45:30
  back in the seventies, I think, and I've heard them personally screaming and
• 45:35
  talking and whooping and hollering, of course, but it sounds like they call
• 45:39
  it samurai chatter, okay. And there's a reason for that because it sounds
• 45:43
  like archaic Japanese. Sometimes there's all different types of dialects Our Scott Nelson,
• 45:51
  who is buddies with Ron moorehead, he deciphered all of those sounds from the
• 45:57
  Sierra Sounds and found phenones and stuff. I mean, it is like they
• 46:00
  have their own language. It's literally a language. If you listen to all
• 46:06
  all of the Sierra Sounds, you can hear some broken English in there too,
• 46:08
  and you can hear some bad language in there too. You can hear
• 46:13
  some f bonds in there. You're you're muted, I said, yeah,
• 46:21
  I'm sorry. I was. I got my fan in here. I was
• 46:22
  wondering if they have Southern accents or Northern accents. What do you think I'm
• 46:28
  thinking. I think I think they just have their own accent they do.
• 46:32
  I know there's a little bit of northern and Southern in there. Long Island.
• 46:37
  Yeah. So you know, I was making my way out of this
• 46:42
  area and I'm I'm pedal to the metal, man, I'm I'm this is
• 46:46
  nothing but dirt roads getting in this place. And you know, every left
• 46:51
  and right turn ass into my truck is swinging around. You know. There's
• 46:54
  a couple of times I almost went into a couple of pine trees trying to
• 46:57
  get out of there. And I finally hit laptop and I'm on Highway twenty
• 47:00
  six and I got to I've got the pedal to the metal man and uh
• 47:07
  going as fast as my truck at the time would go. And uh,
• 47:10
  I finally caught Highway fifteen back to the Mississippi coast because I you know,
• 47:15
  I live in a city. I'm you know, I'm I'm okay. I'm
• 47:19
  probably about an hour and ten minutes away from you know where I live.
• 47:23
  And uh, well, what used to take me an hour and ten minutes
• 47:28
  took me about forty five minutes. You know, I live. I live
• 47:32
  in town. I live in Biloxi. It's a casino town. It's a
• 47:36
  you know, it's metropolitan. You know. You know, I live in
• 47:39
  a neighborhood. I've got neighbors up the butt, you know what I mean.
• 47:44
  And uh, I still was psyching myself out to get out of my
• 47:47
  truck. And I'm in my I'm home. Really yeah. Wow. I
• 47:54
  get home and I can just remember I was getting really tired and I threw
• 48:00
  my just threw my gun on my bed, and I jumped in the shower
• 48:04
  and just laid there in a fetal position, you know, trying to make
• 48:07
  sense of what happened to me for about an hour and I got out and
• 48:12
  I can remember just crashing out, you know, crashing and uh. I
• 48:16
  woke up the next day on the couch and I was like, I thought
• 48:22
  it was a dream. I thought all that was a dream. And I
• 48:27
  got to my room and I seen my gun on my bed. I was
• 48:30
  like, wow, and uh, it did a lot to me for for
• 48:35
  for a long time. Man. It was PTSD on top of PTSD for
• 48:39
  sure. And you had spent several, uh several deployments over in the Middle
• 48:47
  East in the military, and uh so you you had probably had PTSD from
• 48:52
  those experiences, and then you had this happened. I had to been a
• 49:00
  lot. How how soon after you had returned from the Middle East did you
• 49:05
  have this encounter sixteen years later? Okay, wow, So yeah, I
• 49:14
  was gonna say that, you know, I've seen the worst, you know,
• 49:16
  long Island. Big Foot can tell you the same thing. We've seen
• 49:20
  the worst of what the world got to offer. Dead kids did, dead
• 49:24
  mom and dad on the side of the road, bloated with maggots on him.
• 49:28
  I'm not going to go any further than that, but you know,
• 49:30
  it's terrible. It's still it still didn't scare me like that did m Wow?
• 49:38
  Wow? And you're you're you saw something that's not supposed to exist,
• 49:43
  and that is extremely traumatic for a lot of people. Seeing a monster basically
• 49:50
  in the three D flesh and blood reality. Very robotic looking the way he
• 49:55
  walked. Wow, very you know. And you know, some people say
• 50:02
  that I had the jack Pot encounter. I don't consider it that. Yeah,
• 50:07
  I consider it. It's a good thing. I'm not dead. Oh
• 50:13
  yeah, yeah. You talk about it being robotic in nature, looking robotic,
• 50:17
  I've actually seen not only sas squatch, but I've seen ets up close
• 50:23
  within feet of me, and they do not move like any kind of human
• 50:28
  or animal at all. They move differently, and and it's very it's hard
• 50:34
  to understand what you're looking at because it's nothing that your brain's familiar with.
• 50:42
  I do have a question in the chat, Go ahead, go ahead.
• 50:45
  I made you the question, Yeah, go ahead. While dissension asked,
• 50:51
  were there any fresh animal carcasses nearby that morning when head your encounter? No,
• 50:59
  not that morning, But I'll tell you what. They've always been around
• 51:02
  and I just didn't know what it was. I'll tell you what it is.
• 51:08
  Uh. You know, I've heard, I've heard. I've heard the
• 51:14
  whoops my whole life, and I just never knew what that was. I
• 51:17
  you know, once I heard the more head whoops and whoops off of others
• 51:22
  encounters and stuff like that. I've heard that a punch, and I just
• 51:24
  never knew what it was. I thought it was like some weird nocturnal bird
• 51:29
  because i'd usually eat either hear it right before dark, or I would hear
• 51:32
  it right before the sun comes up when on hunts and in the tree knocks,
• 51:39
  the tree knocks. I've heard that my whole life, and I've always
• 51:44
  blamed that on either somebody else in the woods or I'm maybe I'm closer to
• 51:51
  somebody's property than I think I am. But I've heard, I've heard meeting
• 51:57
  on trees my whole life. For wow, I mean, you got to
• 52:01
  think about all the times. But when you're unaware of what's really out there.
• 52:07
  You chalk it up to being something that you can rationalize, like,
• 52:10
  oh, it's just a woodpecker, you know, what is that? The
• 52:14
  eight hundred pound owl out there hooting and hollering, you know, it's uh,
• 52:20
  it's and unless you know what to listen for, and except the idea
• 52:25
  that potentially Bigfoot Steven exists, your your rational brain kicks in and you always
• 52:30
  have an excuse. That's why that's what the majority of the population does.
• 52:35
  They rationalize it as to being something that they're familiar with, you know.
• 52:43
  Uh, even the barred owl. I've heard that before too, and I
• 52:47
  and I thought it was somebody trying to imitate it because they don't finish the
• 52:52
  trail, you know, they don't finish though, oh yeah, it sounds
• 52:58
  like, yeah, it just sounds like somebody's just trying to And there was
• 53:01
  another situation and I haven't I just started talking about this that happened about ten
• 53:09
  years before my encounter. I was deer hunting one time and there was this
• 53:15
  deer that I was trying. I was after him, and I watched this
• 53:17
  deer, you know, grow for like three years, like the first year
• 53:22
  he was like a little small six point. Second year he was like a
• 53:24
  little basket rack eight point, and then the third year he was a nice,
• 53:29
  big, mature nine point. And I'm telling you, man, I
• 53:32
  spent I put a lot of money into this guy. Man, and I
• 53:36
  killed this guy. I watched this I shot him dead, and I watched
• 53:42
  him flip over on his back and kick himself limp. And I was sitting
• 53:45
  there looking at him through the scope for about fifteen minutes. Sure enough,
• 53:51
  dead eyes open everything. I called people on the phone. I'm like,
• 53:54
  man, you gotta come help me drag because I didn't have my deer cart
• 53:57
  that day. And yeah, man, I can't believe I always I never
• 54:04
  talked about this, but it makes a lot of sense now. So you
• 54:07
  know I didn't rush down my tree. It wasn't even close to dark yet.
• 54:10
  You know, I killed this dear like thirty minutes after I got up
• 54:15
  the tree and I could see him. It was thick and there where I
• 54:19
  killed him. But I you know, once you're up in the tree,
• 54:22
  you know you can see real good. When you get down on the ground,
• 54:23
  all the stuff's like up over your head and you just gotta make your
• 54:27
  way to it and I said, you know, I finally said, you
• 54:30
  know, I'm gonna go check this thing out. And uh I get over
• 54:34
  there and there's like a huge pile of blood, huge just where he was
• 54:37
  laying, and he was gone, gone, it stole your dear, So
• 54:46
  it had it had to been. You know, I know, I know
• 54:52
  I'm a good tracker. You know, you know I've I've tracked deer in
• 54:55
  my whole life, and you know, I learned how to track in the
• 54:59
  military too, And uh I was on my hands and knees looking for any
• 55:02
  little pin drop after after that, you know, I had a team of
• 55:07
  people out there with me, like six people, and we we combed the
• 55:12
  area. The only blood was in that spot where he laid and died.
• 55:15
  It's it's almost like somebody took like a big piece of plastic, wrapped this
• 55:21
  thing up and walked it out to where it wouldn't drip no blood. That's
• 55:27
  a true story. Oh yeah, Wow, we have flat Rock in the
• 55:31
  chat today. Hey, flat Rock, it's good to see you here.
• 55:35
  He says he personally considers seeing these critters the worst thing to ever happen to
• 55:38
  me and my family. That's really that, that's tough. That's really tough.
• 55:43
  And I think that's the case for a lot of people. Flat rock
• 55:46
  and Mike Mike. So yeah, I'm just gonna say I was just gonna
• 55:52
  say flat rocks, my buddy. Oh yeah, I love me some flat
• 55:55
  rock. Yes, So Mike, you you have your the way you look
• 56:00
  at this, it's very similar to flat rock. Right, It wasn't a
• 56:04
  very it wasn't a good experience. And yeah, I think now that i've
• 56:13
  you know, I've had time to try to decipher, I think this is
• 56:16
  what happened. And I think that they were doing the same thing I was
• 56:22
  doing. I think they were hunting. I think I got there before they
• 56:25
  got there, and he didn't like it, and he showed me. He
• 56:31
  showed you know, he uh showed me that I wasn't the big guy.
• 56:36
  He's the big guy. And I think when he was talking, he was
• 56:39
  talking to the other one that led me out of there. But I definitely
• 56:45
  do think I was spared. Yes, if they wanted to kill you,
• 56:50
  they would have killed you. There's yeah, it's just the sheer size of
• 56:54
  them and the agility and intelligence. You know, they would have had one
• 57:00
  on you, but they chased you out. They chose to chase you out
• 57:02
  of there, even after you put your your you know, your side on
• 57:07
  him and everything. So there's there's got to be some respect there, I
• 57:12
  guess. I mean, you had mutual respect for each other in the end.
• 57:16
  Do you remember when I was telling you like his facial expressions, yes,
• 57:22
  like he didn't know what he was looking at, but he was also
• 57:28
  given me facial expressions like he was disgusted at what he was looking at.
• 57:35
  Yeah, you know, like when when a human sees, like, you
• 57:39
  know, something that they don't like, that's disgusting that that makes him you
• 57:44
  know, that's the that's the look he like, almost pissed off, but
• 57:47
  more like disgusted looking. That's that's what I got out of it. But
• 57:53
  but curious too, curious. Well, at least he spared you that day,
• 58:00
  and you spared him. Maybe he spared you because you spared him,
• 58:04
  do you know what I mean? Yeah, Well, the mutual respects.
• 58:07
  As close as I was in the caliber gun that I had, I mean,
• 58:12
  I could have blew the top of his head off, there's no doubt
• 58:14
  about it. But I'm educated. I wouldn't educate it back then. I'm
• 58:19
  glad I didn't do what I did because there could have been a whole troop
• 58:21
  in there, and if I wouldn't, if if I wouldn't killed this thing,
• 58:23
  they would probably probably rip me to pieces. Yeah. I was going
• 58:28
  to ask you what you thought would have happened had you shot him, and
• 58:32
  answer already. I think they would have probably pulled all my limbs off.
• 58:39
  Yeah, probably twist probably twisted my head around a couple of times, That's
• 58:45
  what I Yeah, well, they've been known to do that. And I
• 58:49
  know not every not every big foot is sunshine and rainbows, Okay, And
• 58:53
  that's just the harsh reality of it. They will hurt you, and so
• 58:59
  I yeah, I don't. I don't recommend that everybody gets out in the
• 59:01
  woods to go big footing, Okay, unless you're with some very seasoned I
• 59:06
  want to say, professionals, not that anybody's really professional, but but just
• 59:10
  hunters and trackers and people that know how to protect you and you can know
• 59:15
  how to protect yourself out in the woods. Yeah. Wow, this is
• 59:20
  just an amazing story. I mean, do you have do you have an
• 59:22
  advice for people that I want to say, if you have any advice for
• 59:27
  people that are out in the woods and have an encounter like this, What
• 59:30
  would you tell somebody if they had an encounter. My advice would be two
• 59:37
  things. Don't look them in the face because they don't like it, And
• 59:42
  don't engage them because you're you're asking for a lot of trouble. I would
• 59:46
  say, if one comes through or something, just act like he's not there
• 59:51
  and hope to God he walks through. Don't don't look at him because when
• 59:55
  I looked at him in his face a couple of times, you could tell
• 59:59
  he didn't like it. It's it. And I've heard that, you know,
• 1:00:02
  after after my encounter, I've heard that that that it's like a show
• 1:00:07
  of disrespected and the look him dead in the eyes. Wow. Wow,
• 1:00:13
  that's that's actually good advice from coming from someone who's been there and knows.
• 1:00:19
  And uh and you got you got the vibe off of it, and uh
• 1:00:22
  and you are a lucky man. You're lucky man, gonna be live right
• 1:00:25
  now, and uh, yep, yeah, And I'm proud of you for
• 1:00:30
  telling your story and coming forward. Yeah, you know, it wasn't it's
• 1:00:37
  it's not the end of the world. I just I you know, I
• 1:00:38
  still hunt believe it or not. It took me a couple of years to
• 1:00:42
  get back in the woods. But yeah, I can't. I can't get
• 1:00:46
  I can't. I can't get a NAR remote anymore. Like that, I
• 1:00:49
  can't. I can't get like you know, Jessica that that that was like
• 1:00:53
  three quarters of a mile from my truck. In the past, I've went
• 1:00:57
  in three or four. It's just not. Wow. If I got a
• 1:01:04
  group of people with me and we're doing like research or something like that,
• 1:01:07
  I'll do it then, you know, But I'm I can't do it anymore
• 1:01:10
  by myself. Maybe a hundred yards from my truck. That's it. That's
• 1:01:14
  all I can do. Well. One of the number one rules that my
• 1:01:17
  team that my teams have, we do not go in the woods alone.
• 1:01:22
  And we always have a way to protect ourselves in some way, shape or
• 1:01:25
  form, and we always let somebody know where we're going. Two, we
• 1:01:30
  never we never go anywhere without like a spot device or something to call for
• 1:01:36
  help, or our ham radios or something. We never we never do that
• 1:01:39
  because we know how dangerous it is. And uh and so yeah, I
• 1:01:45
  know, I know you feel the same. So yeah, yeah, when
• 1:01:47
  it comes to even when it comes to like this four one one miss and
• 1:01:52
  stuff. You know, I wouldn't blame it all on Sasquatch, but I'm
• 1:01:54
  sure maybe some of the rogue ones might have something to do with it,
• 1:01:59
  you know, the bat because there's there's good, there's good and bad and
• 1:02:01
  everything. I don't I don't think they're bad. I think they're people just
• 1:02:06
  like we are. I think, you know, just like we have evil,
• 1:02:08
  bad people that might be evil bad Sasquatch out there, and it could
• 1:02:13
  be another thing. These kids that are coming up missing in the state parks,
• 1:02:19
  I think a lot of that can have do it portals, it can
• 1:02:22
  It's not all Sasquatch it related. I don't believe. No, I think
• 1:02:29
  there's a very small percentage would be Sasquatch compared to all the other craziness that's
• 1:02:32
  out there. I do believe. Here's Greg, Greg's Greg goes out with
• 1:02:37
  my team. Yeah, never go out alone. He knows better. We
• 1:02:39
  all know better to do that now. But yeah, it's uh, I
• 1:02:45
  forgot what I was saying. Sorry, I had one of those brain farts
• 1:02:47
  the show. Yeah, oh portals, Okay, yeah, absolutely, because
• 1:02:52
  I saw Greg and I thought of the portal because he's he goes out with
• 1:02:55
  my team where we encountered that portal. I think I mentioned it to you
• 1:02:59
  before the show today, But I think a sasquatch is a small percentage of
• 1:03:04
  the people that are going missing, but I think that they can contribute to
• 1:03:07
  that. But yeah, I agree. I'm glad you have an open mind
• 1:03:09
  about all this, So I really appreciate your open mind to things other than
• 1:03:15
  sasquatch. First of all, just being flesh and bone. What do you
• 1:03:17
  what do you think about sasquatch being just flesh and bone? Do you think
• 1:03:21
  that they may have some supernatural abilities as well? I think, just from
• 1:03:29
  what I can gather, I think that if there's a missing link, that's
• 1:03:32
  probably it. I would say they're a humid hybrid of some sort. Either
• 1:03:38
  either they're part of us or we're part of them. For sure, I
• 1:03:45
  think I agree. I think they're ain't. I think they're ancient. I
• 1:03:49
  think there's a possibility that they they've been around longer than we have, because
• 1:03:54
  that's another thing, you know. I he did look human in the face,
• 1:03:59
  but not a hunt you know, I got more like Neanderthal or more
• 1:04:02
  like clothes people kind of. But but but then again, very very high
• 1:04:09
  cheekbones. More native American too that I've seen in there. Oh wow.
• 1:04:15
  So it's like a really interesting mix, you know. And with those DNA
• 1:04:18
  studies that Melba Ketcham did, I believe that they came back that it's partly
• 1:04:23
  human. They have partly human DNA, like half human half half other.
• 1:04:27
  We just don't know what that other is because there's nothing to compare it to
• 1:04:30
  you. I would love to dig Melby's brain. Oh right, me too,
• 1:04:38
  Yeah, me too, that would be that would be a great show.
• 1:04:41
  But she's she's you know, she's she's fighting a good fight for us,
• 1:04:45
  she is, and for the big foots. Yeah, yep, I
• 1:04:49
  think so too. She gets a lot of people that are putting, like
• 1:04:53
  really trying to put real information out there, real data, real experience as
• 1:04:58
  they get attacked and and people try to destroy those types of people and uh
• 1:05:03
  and make them incredible or discredit them, and it's really a shame. It
• 1:05:09
  really kind of shows you who the who the real ones are in the field
• 1:05:12
  and who who the not so real ones are in the field. Let's just
• 1:05:15
  say, yeah, so I've got a little experience with that, and yeah,
• 1:05:20
  yeah, man, absolutely, I do Mike, this has been amazing.
• 1:05:26
  I have really really enjoyed having you on here today. And I know
• 1:05:29
  my my audience has to where can people find you? I unfortunately we've already
• 1:05:34
  hit the hour mark and uh and so I can't believe how fast this went
• 1:05:39
  by. But where it is you can go to. You can go to
• 1:05:43
  YouTube. It's Red Creek Mafia seven seven seven, the three sevens, that's
• 1:05:48
  biblical. You can go to Twitter, Red Creek Mafia just seven. You
• 1:05:55
  can go Instagram Red Creek Mafia seven seven seven or Facebook Mike Blueler b l
• 1:06:02
  e U l e R, or you can go to Yeah, I was
• 1:06:08
  worried I was page in your name. So you said it right, I
• 1:06:12
  said it right. Okay, I have a face. I have a big
• 1:06:15
  foot page on Facebook. I'm in Facebook jail right now, guys, so
• 1:06:18
  I can't do anything. You're another inmate in the Facebook jail. But I
• 1:06:30
  do have a big foot page. It's me and Roger Williams. It's called
• 1:06:33
  uh Mafia in the Holler. That's our big foot page on Facebook. Okay,
• 1:06:42
  Mafia in the Holler. That doesn't get more country in that. I
• 1:06:45
  love it. We got hollers here in Georgia two and uh yeah, we
• 1:06:47
  got a booger holler up here in Rome, Georgia. Booger holler. We
• 1:06:53
  imagine, imagine what's in that holler. Boogers are usually right, so I'd
• 1:07:00
  steer clear there if I was the general public, is all I'm saying.
• 1:07:02
  Yeah, but uh yeah, unless you're super adventurous. But just don't go
• 1:07:06
  alone, y'all. Okay, don't ever go alone? And uh so,
• 1:07:10
  yeah, Mike, I love this. Please come back and hang out with
• 1:07:13
  me again sometime, and yeah, I want you on my show too.
• 1:07:17
  Shoot, yeah, I'd be glad to come on anytime. And yeah,
• 1:07:20
  we'll make it happen for sure. And you've had some fantastic guests. I
• 1:07:25
  highly recommend everybody go over to Red Creek Mafia on YouTube and please subscribe.
• 1:07:30
  He did like a four and a half hour show at Kumbo Baker the other
• 1:07:33
  day. I was like, that was like, oh, that was marathon
• 1:07:36
  interview. It was awesome, though. It was so great. That was
• 1:07:41
  long. That felt like I worked manual labor for sixteen hours on a construction
• 1:07:47
  site. Oh my gosh. It was classic. It was classic. He's
• 1:07:51
  got so much information. It was it was well worth it. Absolutely,
• 1:07:57
  that was a long one. Yeah, yes, totally. Yeah. You
• 1:08:01
  have a lot of great people. Your guest last night too, was top
• 1:08:04
  notch. Man, I am, I am so digging it. I'm so
• 1:08:06
  digging it. But okay, mister Don he was awesome. He was awesome.
• 1:08:12
  Okay, well my oh go ahead. I just wanted to yell out
• 1:08:15
  to Mike and Mike Hey man, I love you too, brother. That's
• 1:08:18
  it. Yeah. I want to thank everybody for being here today. Everybody
• 1:08:24
  in the chat and the live chat. You guys put out some wonderful comments
• 1:08:28
  and some had some great points, and uh I really appreciate it, and
• 1:08:31
  thank you to all my moderators who were here. You guys, please join
• 1:08:34
  me again here tomorrow night, eight pm. I have my friends Sean Bond
• 1:08:39
  with Psionic League on YouTube. He's coming on. He's in a remote viewer
• 1:08:42
  and just an amazing human. He's gonna come on with me. We're gonna
• 1:08:45
  talk about some cryptids tomorrow night. And also y'all come Actually no, I'm
• 1:08:49
  not going to be at space Out Radio this weekend. We got the weekend
• 1:08:51
  off, okay, so so just tomorrow night, y'all come get your fixed
• 1:08:56
  eight pm Eastern here at the Cryptid Huntress and also go hang out with Mike
• 1:09:00
  at Red Creek Mafia. When is your next show? Do you do Lives
• 1:09:04
  every night? Mike? Well, I was doing my shows back when Roger
• 1:09:13
  was co host, went me a lot. He's got his own he's got
• 1:09:15
  his own channel now it's it's it's his is called Squat, Squatch and Holler.
• 1:09:21
  I'd like to holler. He was in the chat earlier. Okay,
• 1:09:25
  yeah, okay, he was helping me when I and I used to do
• 1:09:29
  shows every Wednesday and Thursday, and uh work change, uh work change for
• 1:09:34
  me. So I went to Sundays and Mondays and I couldn't do anything this
• 1:09:42
  Sunday. So and I did something yesterday Tuesday. It's kind of hitting this
• 1:09:47
  right now. Yeah, that's Roger. That's Roger Williams. There's Roger.
• 1:09:51
  Hey, Roger, thank you for being here. Yeah, I love your
• 1:09:56
  name. Squatch and Holler. My cousin has an Instagram it's called Holler Moon.
• 1:10:00
  Actually he's an artist, y'all go check him out. He does big
• 1:10:02
  foot art. Okay, so all right, amazing, All right, Well,
• 1:10:06
  we're gonna come hang out with you in your chat everybody. Like I
• 1:10:10
  said, y'all go, y'all go subscribe, and Mike have a wonderful Labor
• 1:10:14
  Day weekend, and everybody in the chat, you guys have a great holiday.
• 1:10:16
  If I don't see all again and otherwise, I will see y'all back
• 1:10:20
  here tomorrow night. Bye y'all, Bye Might