Bigfoot Attempts to Enter House | Fort Bragg Encounter + Washington State Sightings
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- Опубліковано 22 вер 2024
- Jack Bowers recalls the Fort Bragg incident where a Sasquatch attempted to go into the home of his family. Jack was 15 years old when he was told of the encounter first hand. He also shares some encounters from Washington state!
Here’s the original article to this encounter. cdnc.ucr.edu/?a=d&d=MT19620215.2.18
Thank you. Great link. 👍
This is jack bowers the accounts offered here are real
No hyperbole or drama is necessary. I refer to Sasquatch or bigfoot as animals as a part of my own 79 year old vocabulary
No offense is meant and I trust needs be taken. Over the years it has been my intention to ask any number of people about possible experiances regarding them and as a result I've collected enough that I hope to share them with interested people on.tjis format
I want to.thank.Jonathon.and Sara Brown for taking the time to let me share this with the friends of bigfoot
No one is wrong Jack! 🥰 Thank you for filming with us.
Did you mean on this platform, sir?
As in, in videos on UA-cam?
I love the gifford pinochet forest area, it is rich with mystery and odd/scary/cool things happen there!
Thank you for relaying your account Jack , for what it’s worth you come across as a completely honest gentleman and I for one totally believe it .
All the very best to you and your family
@@IanClements-l5m. I couldn’t have said it better! What a nice man he seems to be.
Thank you so much, Jack for sharing your stories. Very interesting!
Loved the nature shots! Such a beautiful area.
Jack is great! Thank you so much for watching!
Would love to hear more of his stories. Great stuff I really enjoyed and appreciate it. I could listen for hours. God bless and good night!
Thank you for sharing these experiences Jack, very interesting to add more pieces to the puzzle!
Thank you for watching Nicole 🙏🏼
Hello from the Applachchians. Fantastic video! I'm very glad to see you again. Can't wait for your next installment. Thank you. I also wanted to compliment you on your beautiful score .
Hello in the Appalachians! Thank you so much 🙏🏼
I love these videos, but do we really need trigger warnings? How soft have we become?
@@salishsasquatch The part about the guy calling Sasquatch an animal
People seriously get so worked up about it. You have no idea. Like hateful if you don’t agree.
@@salishsasquatchThat sounds like their problem to me. I refuse to walk around on eggshells for those kind of people. Having an opinion about Sasquatch is not like you're insulting people's mama or anything. 🤷🏻
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The video gets more people like you commenting if they include the “trigger warning”. More comments equals more engagement and more revenue.
You are a wonderful story teller. I enjoyed all your stories so much. What made it even more fun was most of the stories were told to you by people you knew. It personalizes the story. anyway don't stop telling these great stories. I'll bet your bigfoot get togethers are a hoot.
He sure is a great storyteller!!! Thank you for watching 🙏🏼
He's one of those storytellers who goes on and on and on, long after the essential story has been told. A blatherskite, put simply.
You weren't listening.It's not a story, it's an encounter.
@@joesantos8563 I stand corrected on the use of saying storytelling rather than encounter however I WAS listening. I am surprised by your taking time to correct me!!! I feel so very important now.l
@@Tenskwatawa4U He is a "storyteller". Before printing presses and the internet etc. storytellers were very much valued. Not everyone is equipped, evidently, to have the patience to listen to someone recount their story/encounter. Perhaps imagine yourself sitting around a roaring campfire as you listen to these stories! ❣️😉
My Father was a 82nd Airborne Paratrooper Bronze Star 🌟recipient and he set a trap at our house in Connecticut, not some far flung wilderness area and not on top of some mountain range, but in Southern New England, not far from Yale University in New Haven Connecticut. The trap worked and he ended up spraying the Bigfoot with a hose thinking it was neighborhood pranksters but obviously it wasn't. BTW, we're not Native American but of Ukrainian and Polish descent, and our home was next door to about 2,000 acres of the Naugatuck State Forest.
Oh my goodness John! What a story! Did you see it? Thank you for sharing
Great job. Well done. I enjoyed every minute. I always learn something new. Jack is an awesome account teller, since they are not stories. ;-)
Thank you Scott! Hope to see you soon.
I absolutely love your channel!! And the videos that go with it!! Sara you are one fabulous storyteller!! Jack you are also one good storyteller as well!! You are very fascinating to listen to Jack! Thank-you both for sharing! I really enjoy them.
Thank you so much Dale! 🙏🏼
Thank you Sara and Jack for sharing these amazing stories of real encounters, I really enjoyed them.
Thank you so much ☺️ glad you enjoyed it
Thank you for the great encounters and information on this subject!!
Hello Elaine! Thank you 🙏🏼
I remember reading about this sighting as a kid my great grandfather had a sighting also in 1963 in California and the sighting was in Al Berrys book. I also collected a few stories from oakvill area.
Let’s talk! Sasquatchevidence1@gmail.com
Jack is certainly a good story teller! He talks with so much confidence that he must be telling the truth.
Yes he is! Thank you for watching
Excellent interview. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you! (We like your username)
In August 2023, we found two 8" juvenile sasquatch tracks on the far lake shore, of another lake near Takhlakh Lake, and also a potential glyph at a third lake. The tracks appeared human, except that the forefoot was much wider and the 5 toes articulated diagonal to the foot. It was fascinating.
We have never been to that spot! Thank you for sharing 🙏🏼
I love this mans story telling. He is Soooo Charming
Thank you Denise!
Hi Uncle Jack & Aunt Arla! Just saw your video. Awesome! ❤ you guys.
PS it's Shawna🙂
Thank you for commenting! I’m sure he will see this ☺️
I was John Greens neighbor when we were kids. I have lived in FB for 65 years and never heard this story.
The van original article is pinned in the comments
Mom and family were from Fortt Brag, and I fished the streams by the ocean, Pacific Lumber co., but never got into the woods
Beautiful scenery and a fascinating story from Jack.
I found it very interesting tp ponder upon Jack referring to them as animals but then referencing the two Sasquatch talking back and forth to one another during the encounter on the bridge.
I would love to unpack that dicotomy.
I suspect we struggle to associate a creature that can run down, violently kill and then eat an uncooked deer in a shocking attack with a being that can also communicate with a spoken language.
It possibly feels too close to human for comfort and that presents many complex paradigm shifting problems for us humans.
I do suspect that they do have a sophisticated language (verbal and sign).
Good job guys thank you.
You’re so right Deborah! Thank you for watching and commenting 🙏🏼
Sasquatch must have a damn good sense of smell to get woken up by a maxipad. Was angry because he prob thought he was about to get some squatch tail, but got bamboozled. Poor fella
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Modern man has a sense of smell that is dulled and of little value to our daily activities, but Mr bigfoot and others that live a wild life are dependant on oders and rely on the message they get from a particular oder or smell.
The bigfoot, if it is as close to us biologically as some say it is might respond in just this way. I have no reason to discount this gentleman's experiance.
1:23. lo If anyone let that upset upset you, you’re going to have a hard time in life.
Oh you have no idea how many of them there are. We just edited that part out of the video, we will see now how that goes…..🥴
@@salishsasquatch I’m not familiar with your channel before this video, but I’ve listened to many channels about them. I hope you didn’t edit that because of me. Do big debates break out over it? Maybe it’s a good thing for bumping your channel, though if it gets ugly, that would be work to moderate. Personally, I think of squatch as “beings” though I’ve never met one, but if I am offended by someone calling them animals, I see that as kind of my own problem. Nothing wrong with respectfully making a case though.
Cool stories, beautiful scenic shots 👍🏼
Thank you! 🙏🏼
@@salishsasquatch 👍🏼
For about 10 minutes I stood there and witnessed a Bear standing on two legs reaching into my car window and with one paw tore a new sealed 40# bag of Dog food that was on the front passenger floor. They were repeatedly dipping it's paw into it after they opened it, eating it like it was popcorn and did not drop a single morsel. Even after I startled and scared it before it ran away lol.
That’s funny!
Jack is a true treasure!!!!!! ❣️😉
Good stuff!!
I was stationed fort Bragg NC! Never heard of Cal.!? Never heard of Fort Bragg in California? Does he mean North Carolina?
Here’s the original article. Thank you for your service. cdnc.ucr.edu/?a=d&d=MT19620215.2.18
Fort Bragg is a city on California's Mendocino Coast. It's known for Glass Beach, with its shore full of colorful glass stones. The beach is part of sprawling MacKerricher State Park, which supports varied birdlife and harbor seals.
It was a US Army garrison/fort in the 1850's(ish) if i remember correctly
@@Briandw161 oh , ok thanks 🫡👍
Fort Bragg Cal is the first Fort Bragg
Thank you for posting!
Thank you for watching!
I agree that they are animals. Per Dr. Meldrum, they are likely bipedal relict hominoids. Thanks for sharing this man's story.
Please read "Truth Denied" by Scott Carpenter. Meldrum is wrong!
Who knows?
@@salishsasquatch DNA knows!
@@salishsasquatch Common sense. If it looks like a duck, quacks like a duck, etc., it is probably a duck. So the cabin occupants were able to see that although it was much bigger and hairy, it had hands, it understood porches and that they were like him, it was not aggressive, and it had a face and eyes that communicated curiosity. Call it what you will, but most animals not domesticated, in the presence of humans are very nervous if not trying to run away. Bears can be confident around us, they learned something about what we do. If 'animal' feels right, you might be missing out on an even richer experience--for example, having the wherewithal to say something in Engilsh to him and see if he/she answers. You know, an encounter like this is one where you finally get an up-close look at a thing that if only seen from a distance, it might be more common sense to label it as animal. What do you want to do? Do you want to keep it away as an 'other'? Or do you want to attempt to communicate? I'd rather assume it is some form of human first--which also means not always benevolent like this one was! Yeah I hope if I encounter one like this, I would maybe ask, "Hey, you want to go in with us? We are about to order a pizza!". Bigfoot is I guess fit for the times as a general label. Let's hope someday soon it will be seen as a dated term.
i like to call them bigfoot and im native
No one is wrong!!
Sabe.
Sasquatch is not human. They're part of nature. We should take good care of them. We have only one planet.
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Perhaps they don't use that term for them because they're not from the same tribe whose language it's in.
Ultimately, some people will probably always use the term bigfoot because they just like it.
As soon as someone calls them sabe, I instantly know their views on them
Check it out, human beings are by definition ALSO animals.
So, if humans are animals, then Sasquatch most likely are as well.
The people vs. animal debate & even the people vs primate/ape or hominoid/great ape or hominid arguments are all MOOT because they're not mutually exclusive labels.
Anyone who declares otherwise simply either doesn't understand or refuses to believe the evidence & science that illustrates the facts.
Educating yourself by reading about & perhaps taking some notes on the subjects of taxonomy & taxonomic ranks, primate, ape, great ape, & human evolution, evolution in general, natural selection, speciation, adaptation, DNA testing & analysis, primate, ape, great ape, archaic human, & human behaviors, & related subjects will suddenly make scads of the things that you hear, read, & watch about Sasquatch make so much more sense.
But do you really think you, a human, is an animal? Despite what is said, I am not an animal. I can raise my consciousness
I met Sasquatch 3 years ago while hiking. He told me the Earth is actually flat and could prove it.
Did he prove it?
@@salishsasquatch👍
I really enjoyed this guy’s account….and what not.
Thank you! 🙏🏼
Great stuff!
Thank you!
@@salishsasquatch keep up the great work.
Haven’t heard this story and I’m looking forward to one
Hope you enjoy! Thank you for watching 🙏🏼
❤Thank you 🙏💐❤️
🙏🏼 thank you!
That was very good!
Thank you for watching Melanie 🙏🏼
I think you probably mean Ashland Oregon
I think he was talking about Ashland lakes in the north cascades….
Yep. Nothing will ever happen of this. Its real.
It sure is real!
Ashlland OR rather than Ashford by the way.
Thank you Maureen!
awsome😀
Thank you!
If they could turn into orbs of energy, they would be in any house they wanted, any time. Only natural, physical beings with NO SUPERNATURAL inclinations would be "attempting" to break into a house."
On this channel, we have never seen them do anything supernatural. But we have seen them do things that are of very high intelligence
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what do you mean "a feminine napkin woke him up"?
I think he meant to say that the feminine napkin drew his attention 🤣😂
@@salishsasquatch 🤣
Animals= people, peope = animals. (We are primates).
But do you really believe you’re an animal? The ability to raise our consciousness sets us apart