Backroads Bill Podcast Ep 38: On the Hunt for Sasquatches in Ontario - Part 1

Just like aliens and conspiracy theories, tales about sasquatches have been passed down over generations by cultures all over North America.
We sat down with Peter Smith who runs the group Ontario Sasquatch for a two-part series where he dives into some of the evidence his team has gathered, as well as his personal experience with sasquatch.
Next week on part 2, Peter will be joined by his partner Christine to delve even deeper into the legend of sasquatch.
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Production Credits:
Host: Backroads Bill Steer
Producer: Ben Sargent
Produced by Clark Communications

[@JohnCunningham-sv4oz]

Great pod cast interview I live near Guelph Line near the Bruce trail and it has a lot of Big foot activity Ty for sharing.

[@moonard]

Do your next episode on Nephilim.

[@Guillan80]

I’m so curious if they become infected with other parasitical infections like tape worms or round worms and how they deal with them with natural herbs. And how long they are pregnant for, how they care for their new born babies, how long they nurse for, how they keep their babies warm in winter. and if the long howls results of child birth, death of loved ones, or communication of location, territory or mate feuds.
I wonder what their babies look like at birth and if the babies have similar characteristics as human babies.

[@Guillan80]

Has anyone ever said that they look like infinity mirrors before they cloak?
And dogmen eyes look like albino rabbit 🐇 eyes??? That kind of red.