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BIGFOOT ON "THE CURRENT RIVER" | (THEY WERE HUNTING) OZARK SCENIC RIVERWAYS [CAVE SPRING, MO]
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- Опубліковано 16 жов 2023
- In this video, I interview James from Missouri who had a frightening Sasquatch experience while camping off of the banks of the current river near "cave spring" in the sunklands conservation area! The sunklands conservation area is the biggest conservation area in Missouri and one of the most remote areas in the Ozarks! From wild horses, elk, to cryptid size hogs it's no surprise why the sasquatch likes to hang out in these areas from time to time! These remote areas of Missouri usually have a lot of caves and springs! Thank you everyone for supporting the channel!
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Grew in in St. Louis. 53 now and have spend my whole life fishing, camping, hiking Missouri and the Ozark National Scenic Riverways is my favorite. Been literally all around the perimeter of Sunklands but never in them. My buddy keeps mentioning it. Anyway, we had the exact same thing happen with a group of 4 deer. Lane Spring south of Rolla. Right at dusk, came crashing across Little Piney Creek. We were camped 100 feet from water. They came from opposite side and stopped downstream from us, in the wood, probably no more than 20 yards away. The all had gaze fixed on where they had run from and were motionless. They could absolutely see us and did not care or even look. Here's the kicker. I have a Rottweiler and my buddy has a Dogo Argentino. They were laying there side by side after eating dinner. They watched this this whole thing. And NEVER moved a muscle. My dog will go bananas after a deer, squirrel, etc. And that Dogo is wicked animal aggressive. They didn't so much as growl or bark at these deer. We hiked to the spring in the dark, about 30 minutes later and had 2 boulders chucked into the creek.
Great story.
I have a friend north of
Licking that says they pass through his property.
I've seen what I can only describe as UFOs close to his place so I certainly can't rule out the likelyness of big foot creatures being in the area.
I remember when it was the Little Piney River. Lol
Thank you for sharing and please contact me if you would like to share your account from the piney!
How scary
I'm between Gainesville MO and Mountain Home AR and have seen and heard some bizarre things around our place and while hunting and fishing on Bull Shoals.
Omg how interesting!!
I want to say thank you so much to this man for putting out his own public broadcast for other people's safety as well and I'm glad he and his family are okay
No one believes in this nonsense.
@juniorjohnson5961 ur mom does
@@DistantWailer You sound like someone who would believe in this your probably a Trump supporter too .
@juniorjohnson5961 You're clearly the jagoff, so you can go to support Is trump! You're a narrow minded fuck obviously... Those are the kind that support trump
@juniorjohnson5961 You shouldn't tell people what what they believe.. You probably believe in god!!! I'm sure you've never seen him but you believe the nonsense 🙄
This man had drumming experience and was able to discern beats and direction. His training enabled him to capture interesting sounds.
You can tell James loves to talk. Hahahahahaha The encounter was mostly benign. But what happened would scare anybody. I'm wondering if the poor deer survived. Miguel! As always! We appreciate you man! You do a great job!
Yeah, at that particular spot hes talking about, at night time, it would be incredibly scary to experience that.
And I think he forgot that Miguel is from Missouri
I agree he reminds of a speaker i listened to at a Al- Anon meeting. They should change the name to On & On & On .
Boy that is quite a story, I would like to hear what he said to Miguel. I really want to hear all the noises that he's describing. And of course having your child there there's no wonder what your mind will do in a situation like that. But I think that they quit chasing the deer and stop their hunt because they saw the tent and knew there were people there... Because they are shy I don't think the majority of them are mean and vicious. If they were these boys this man and his son would not be here today to tell this story. So if they were meaning harm to attack them it would probably be the end of it. But I would say for the majority of everybody listening to this not to camp there at night.
God bless you all and take care and happy camping.❤
Thanks for commenting
What a great morning surprise! Thanks as always Miguel.
Good morning! Thanks
Hi Miguel, this was a great interview. You can still hear the terror in your guest voice. At the end of your interview was a bit scary. I have frogs in and around our creek and they don’t sound like that. 😮 unless the frogs are imitating Sasquatch 😊. Love your podcast. God bless you. ❤
Yes he was torn up from these experiences. He is a good person and fears the Lord. I changed my number but need to update him with my new one
Love that introduction for the video Miguel......another great interview thanks for sharing James
Thank you
Wow, what a powerful and compelling presentation and the audio portion was just as stimulating to the senses. This channel never disappoints and i have been an avid listener since the start up. Thank you for your work.
I could feel the anxiety in his voice,so I believe he lived through his experience.
Do u þhink there was rally 6 squatches tho?
Morning guys n gals🍁🌎☀️💙….Wow 40,000 acres out there! Incredible
Morning!
Good Morning
Being from Missouri you have quickly become my favorite Sasquatch UA-camr
Thank you
This man is a gem.Thank you for telling ur story. Awesome job miguel 🙏🏼
This man is well educated from listening to him the way he explains sounds so suspense experience is like watching a spooky camping movie
Live in Missouri over 20 yrs now...... this is not the only time I've heard of them here.
Thank you for sharing! I am sure on rare occasions lots of people over time have seen something from that area.
Oh wow. I have floated the Current River many times. I am constantly trying to talk my husband into an overnight on a gravel bar with no success. I'm going to insist now! Thanks for your report, James!
It is fabulous! Most peaceful and beautiful experience, if you do it during the week
Big Spring State Park on the Current River, not far from Van Buren MO is one of the most enchanting places I have ever seen. It's been many decades ago, but I hope to go back and see it again some day before I depart this world. Daytime only, thank you.
Its a beautiful area! Gotta keep an eye on your things though because life is rough out there.
I have a 17yr old son and this just terrifies me. I cant imagine lying there with him peacefully sleeping while these beings are slowly coming down the hill towards us. Holy cow!! And to have them surrounding us, consistently hitting those sticks together (loudly) for hours would have been the icing on the cake. My nerves were wrecked after hearing the audio for just a few minutes. I have absolutely no doubt there was divine intervention that night because of James' praying 🙏
What a fantastic story. A once in a lifetime memory for father and son❤❤
@@Lahteehdah thanks
This is the most profound account yet. Great interview!
Cool 😎 Great Vid for a perfect timing drop!!! Thanks Brother, stay safe and if ya want to come to Va, Appalachian Mountains, come on! Just holler and it’s on ❤
Thank you Miguel and Guest. Listening and having coffee. Got 2B the 3rd commenter this a.m. Beautiful video footage.❤
Thanks for listening
Thank you, James and Miguel.
James, I believe you.
Take care, Joe.
Thank you James for sharing I can only imagine how you felt with your son listening to everything that was going out there ...thank God he was protecting y'all 🙏...thank you Miguel..I really injoyed listen to James story.... stay safe out there and Lord Bless 🙏 from Texas 🤠🤠
Thanks for listening
Got hooked on your docu-stories....excellent. Informative.
Wow 😮 that was intense... Thank you James for sharing. Thankful you and your family are safe. The way you told of yours and your sons camping trip had me on edge. WELL DONE ❤
Thank you Miguel as always 💙👣💙
You are so welcome
Thanks Miguel that was a cool story and audio at the end. Thank you James for sharing your encounter.
I really enjoyed this one, great coverage! I have a bit of A.D.D., though, so I get caught up in your beautiful nature filming so I have to go back and listen again sometimes.😆
Wow ok what a great find , Missouri...current river
Miguel, this was another amazing guest and you made him feellike you were busy reading emails or playing video games while he was spillig his soul out for us. Try not to sound so disinterested in the future.
James - Thank You for sharing your stories. Absolutely amazing!
Thank you for telling me how i was feeling.. I was obviously into it if i called him, did a podcast, and posted it on the channel. Try not to be so negative. Thank you for watching!;)
You can hear the chatter and knocks. Wow such great footage
I have to say, this interview was an impactful one. The recordings at the end, where terrifying. I love the outdoors and love hiking and camping. I hope, I never experience something such as this. What a brave guy & smart to recognize the danger they were possibly going to face. Thank you for taking the time to share your experience.
Thank you my friend
Another Tuesday evening, now this is really killing it Miguel 👏🏻 ❤
Thank you, and James for todays great encounter 👍🏻
Do it miguel!!!
That's your ultimate dream trip right there!!!
go to cave spring. We all can't wait to get that notification. I'm sure we all agree, We need miguel on this investigation
He said he’d only go with a group. He’s worried about the mean dogs 😂
Is that miguel that's worried about the dogs?
Pretty close to Pulltite which is always busy so I'm surprised theyd be that close to things. They are closer to us in the woods than we even know.
Yes, too close for comfort. They are in there its just so much land. Hard to say where they will be. Even in an area like Florida. Hard to believe how slick they are.
@@SASQUATCHTHEORYflorida..? Dude they’re in every state. We are surrounded man. You should check out Pulltite on the Current. I was there a few weeks ago. Worth the trip
Yea I'd be paddling hard 😮 Miguel good job music was tense. This is like a scary jurassic park movie stuff
This was so exciting. I've floated the Current many times. I looked up the area he mentioned and it's slightly below where we get out at Pulltite. I'm really regretting not going further south to see that area (next time! but no camping LOL). What he said about the crowds is so correct. I once floated as a single canoe on a Monday in late August - it was a totally different river. We saw deer swimming across in front of us and so much other wildlife that avoids the river on weekends. Really loved this interview. Thanks!
That guy can talk. But he sure did cover everything. That was a good story though. He was freaking.!
Just found your channel Miguel, I love it, your. Voice is so calming, I listen all night, keep the videos coming
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Thank you! Will do!
As always Excellent 😊
coooool!!! AUDIO!!! yeah bullfrogs dont do that AT ALL.
Jesus they were close, thats CRAZY NUTS!!! W O W.
Holy shit this is like the best audio evidence ever. Holy shit. I have never ever crapped my pants at anything, and putting myself in his shoes - this just might have been the moment that I finally did.
I have fly fished the Barren fork creek several times. It is just inside of the Sunklands between Sinkin and Shanondale. Closest civilization is Echo Bluff which is a good 8 miles away as a crow flies. One of the most pristine areas I have ever been too in the country let alone Missouri. The area boasts some of the most rugged landscape anywhere in the state. For anyone to traverse anywhere not being a river, creek, or hiking trail would be near impossible. I myself have never had an experience near there but I can vouch for just how remote the area is. Not even a prayer or cell service. I have also been to cave spring and devils well and can attest that the general area is one of the wildest most remote areas in the state. Never been there alone thankfully. Grateful to always have some good buddy’s that are down for an adventure!
Sounds like a good investigation spot I’d be excited to see your video on this one Miguel.
Thank you for sharing! It may be, all the Ozarks seems to be a hot spot. Each county has its good squatch areas with rivers and conservation areas. I need to see thing giant cave spring.
Thank you for your story James. Thank you Miguel for your work. Much appreciated guys from Colorado! You take care my friend.
Born and raised in Missouri and I have never heard of the Sunklands Conservation Area until this video. I think the fake camp out set up with the observation trailer is genius. Great interview, love the Missouri ones!
Same !
I'm in arkansas and know Mark twain national.forrest well but never heard of Sunklands. Why do you think that is? Especially with it being so big??
Few regions today preserve the wild and natural beauty of the Ozarks as well as Sunklands. Sunklands Conservation Area combined the former Sunklands-Burr Oak Basin Natural Area and Skunk Pond, Hartshorn, and Shannondale conservation areas with Kerr-McGee land.
Sunklands is valuable for its array of native plant and animal species. The area is the only known habitat in Missouri for monkshood, a showy purple wildflower.
Several upland ponds or sinkholes contain water and form a marshy area. The wetlands are rare and important homes to salamanders and other amphibians that require a fish-free habitat.
The area is managed with a sustainable ecological approach to multiple-use management. The management goal is to improve the overall health and vigor of the forest, woodland, and glade natural communities indigenous to the landtype association. The management will guide these natural communities to more ecological and biological stable conditions that will enhance productivity and value over time. Management techniques include prescribed fire, invasive species control, planting, selective and regeneration harvests. Other areas are set aside for old-growth habitat, and will not be actively managed by the Department.
With roughly 40,000 acres of public land, the Sunklands CA provides for a wide range of outdoor activities. These include nature viewing, bird watching, hiking, dispersed primitive camping, and hunting and fishing opportunities. Total Acres
40809.6
Area Hours
Sunday, 04:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, 04:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Directions
From Summersville, take Highway 17 west, then Route K north 8 miles, then Route KB east. Watch for an area sign at the junction of Route KB and MDC Trail 360. The area can also be accessed by driving north of Eminence on Highway 19, then County Road 19-324 west 1 mile. Watch for the area sign.
For more information call
(573) 226-3616
Thank you for letting people know this is NOT a fake place in Mo!
Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for sharing your story, it was told so well that I could see the bank of the river and the canoe tied onto the bank next to the tent and campfire. You can also hear in his voice how excited he got and out of breath like he was right back there in the middle of this experience and you can’t fake that. We have the Ausable river here in Northern Michigan that goes through miles and miles of state and National Forest land with nothing for miles and in the summer it’s the same way here tons of people tubing down the river. It is only beautiful again when the trunk slammers go home. We also have a lot of Stealhead fishing on that river and the sightings of the Hairyman are frequent in the late summer and early spring here. Stay safe while you are out camping.
By the way you can clearly hear something tapping two sticks or something together. It almost reminds me of our wooden turkey call only tapping it together instead of rubbing it to make the call. If they are intelligent enough to hide from us they are surely intelligent enough to make communication devices.
Kentucky has a cave springs too.
Going to be hard to wait for the hubby to get home to watch this one !!!
Always a privilege ❤👣 thank you Miguel
Thank you
I also love this area and like to canoe in the off season. I have talked about camping on the sandbar, but haven’t done it, because some friends told me a story about doing so. They were caught in a terrible storm, and lucky they didn’t drown. Flash floods happen frequently in this area, and their story was terrifying. I have heard many people talk about “Sasquatch”scares in this and close surrounding areas, though….. I never have. I just thought it was a remote and extremely beautiful area.
Thank you for sharing!
Great video, Mahalo for sharing.
I live 2 miles south of alley springs on 12 acres. My property butts up to the Missouri scenic parkway near Boyd Branch on the Iron Spike.
Thank you for sharing! Not a whole lot out that way. But i am sure it is peaceful
Thank you James for all the details of your experiences. I appreciate all the information you gave like all the animals birds and bulldog behaviors and reactions that you noticed as well as your own thoughts and feelings along the way. I probably would have had a heart attack myself from being so scared.
Anyone that is really interested in Bigfoot hunting techniques would enjoy this and appreciate your perceptions of all the things you were able to hear especially on that night! Terrifying !!!
Was the audio that was at the end of this video all of the audio that you were able to capture?
I kept waiting to hear the frogs stop croaking and maybe hear the dear gasping for air and maybe the stick clackings get closer. Or did Miguel not play the whole thing? Anyway, Awesome stories, Thank you so much for sharing!
Heart attack is right. I couldn't imagine being in a very remote area with them. Never had an experience on their turf & I think it'd be terrifying.
That was very scary and so glad they got out ok
Spiritual protection is our best defense against these sinister creatures. It’s also wise to pack a gun and stick to populated campgrounds, especially while camping with your children. Good show Miguel, and thanks for sharing your experiences James.
What makes you think they are sinister?humans are sinister.
camped on that river a lot of times. never experienced bigfoot, other weird stuff,, but no bigfoot. very beautiful area. fantastic floating and swimming. enormous wilderness area, gigantic expanses of forest.
Thanks, again, Miguel... I absolutely love your content, as usual.... it's been a little while in-between posts... I check everyday... Awaiting new content! Keep up the good fight!
There really seems to be a correlation with these people/beings/creatures with locations that are named including words like devil or similar type words. Makes you wonder about the genesis of the name.
HELLO ! WHERE IS EVERYONE IN GHE COMMENTS FROM??
I’m in SouthEast Kentucky,
Hint- Highest point in Kentucky.
Grew up in the mountains, but it took over 40 years before I became a Knower,
So for the non believe, just know that almost all of us used to feel just like you do.
Then We See One or Three
and it really does change your whole outlook on life.
I think maybe they are the watchers, / fallen angels,
Sons if gods mated with daughters of man and their offspring were giants
Arkansas
Everyone use to think Bigfoot was a hillbilly unicorn and everyone laughed at the white people who talked about it, well I can tell you I’m a Southern California Mexican American from the big city , never hung out in the woods or mountains , but in 2003 while visiting my cousins in Washington state we stoped by the Colombia mountains and me and my siblings heard a Bigfoot gent and scream like a human being butchered . It was the most surreal thing I’ve ever experienced in my 43 yrs of life still haunts me to this day, it was dark we were walking in the woods not to deep in but that Bigfoot must have been no more than 100 feet away from us. Till this day me and my cousin return to the scene of the crime and look for these creatures and at 43 yrs old I’m still as terrified as I was back then.
Much appreciated Miguel.
No problem
Great episode Miguel and thanks to James for such an informative story.
Thanks for listening
That is terrifying. He seems to be an avid outdoorsman, so this makes it extra terrifying because he knows how things are supposed to sound at night. I have a good amount of experience with the outdoors and camping as well and have never heard bullfrogs make that type of sound. You can hear the terror in his voice when he tells his story. I wish we could hear more of the sounds he heard and things he saw!
Scary stuff….i live so close to Cave Spring, I could almost throw a rock and hit it lol… I’m always keeping an eye out!
Thank you for sharing!
Very enthusiastic story and it's always thoughtful when people want to share their experiences that many others might never have. On a corny note, maybe some of those noisier sasquatch were 'whack' jobs or they were having an exercise class: 1,2,3,4...1,2,3,4... Im glad he was able to share such a life changing experience with his son
I grew up on Current River in very rural Ripley County. I've heard lots of these stories...
Interesting!
I have overnighted on current river many times. Never had activity but the habitat is definitely there.
I have camped near the park. I have heard some morse code knocking and seen an orange orb. Thanks for sharing
Man ive been there 20 plus times hell my uncle purchased land down there so we would have a camping spot. I have definitely seen and heard things in those woods as well.
I'd love to hear that recording! How fascinating
Are you going to upload his recordings? This was the best one in my opinion. I think it calls for a camping weekend since im in Missouri. I learn about beautiful places in our state from your channel.
It's at the end
Alright Miguel, big shout from Bristol UK🇬🇧!!! I really enjoyed this show, good on you mate....I do subscribe to your show and listen to everything! But I thought that this was a particularly good one! He is guy who is a confident speaker!! And that makes alot of difference to the listener, you know what mean? It's annoying when you get someone who mumbles along with no real zest y'know? Anyway Miguel, take care and keep up the splendid work you aredoing!!!!! Loveeternalpeople
That was off the hook, awesome experience. Big hug from Chile.
I'm assuming he's talking about Randy Harrington when he talks about the guy who set up the fake campsite and all that. And then he built this thing that he calls 'the coffin' and pulls it behind an ATV, which he then hides in to try and observe these creatures. Randy and Shane are always coming up with cool research ideas.
@@kateharris1210 Why Randy Harrington? I've never heard that but I don't follow them much
Don't come down to the river when you already had one come thru the river when you were there before? thanks for posting!
Incredible!
In my younger days I have floated that river and Jacks Fork many times.
We did a lot of two day floats.
Fortunately we never experienced such but I believe you .
We have heard some big splash’s at night.
Makes me wonder.
Thank you for sharing! Be safe
Cool I moved here for other reasons but im glad im in a prime area as i had hoped to.
Once i get settled in its tracking time.😁
I wanted to say something about my posting and UA-cam in general. Their algorithm or whatever with "add curtains"cutting off what I'm reading is causing havoc with me posting where I need to. Without making redundant posts. My big fumble fingers don't help either.
James good story
Hey Miguel James sounds just like the guy who told story on Episode HOW TO CAPTURE A BIGFOOT
lol good story though
Where are the urls for the sounds the guest referenced?
@@bbecker2273 At the end of the video. Thanks
Great story Miguel as always.
Great interview....when are people going to realize they are making these tree-knock-type sounds with their vocal cords.
@subrosa7716 - I mean my friend from Alaska and many others claim that. Mouth pops are different than wood on wood knocks. If you never heard a Bigfoot wood knock then I guess its not in your realm of existence. They do both
I had a similar experience with vocalizations in Brown County State Park in southern Indiana in April 1977. It was a Sunday morning - I arrived at dawn at a small lake created by an earthen dam way back in this heavily wooded, hilly park. I started walking across the dam to go up a ridge where there was a trail that went around the lake and brought you back to the starting point. Halfway across over my left shoulder was a roaring scream - never heard anything like it before or since. It was like someone was screaming and roaring at the same time and it sounded big. It wasn't a cat sound and certainly not coyotes. I stopped and stood there a minute looking back to try and see what it was. After a minute or two I thought "Did I really hear that?" So I started walking again and the instant I took my first step there it was again. This time I was really rattled because it was obvious this roar was made in response to my movement. I stood there in the dawn light for fully 10 minutes trying to decide what to do - and that was a long 10 minutes. Finally I started off again and crossed the dam. I walked up to the trail around the lake but the forest that day was silent - no bird calls, no small mammal movement, no deer - nothing - just silence. I'm not saying it was a bigfoot because I saw nothing - but I have often wondered what that was.
I definitely enjoyed this, only a few hours drive from me too. What always confuses me, your hiking, or camping, or kayaking in a very wild and remote area, with known dangerous wildlife not having a firearm with you. Heck the most dangerous animal in my area is a wild dog, and I still carry for basic day hikes.
My family is all in Salem MO Dent County. I go up there from Kentucky a few times a year. Beautiful country
Very cool!
Take the half inch wrench crew with on this investigation sounds like a fun video.any way thanks for this video loved it.
James, thank you so much for telling us about your encounters and the attention to detail because its so important to learn. Its kind of kick starting our senses to pay attention to everything around us...to become more tuned into nature like the native indians are. Thank you for sharing these incredible experiences and god does protect and prayers are very powerful. Im so thankful that you and your family members and friends on each of the overnights were safe. I was absolutely riveted as i listened to you tell of your experiences and thank you for recording the audio so that we could hear and recognize the sounds and systems and i wholeheartedly believe your conclusion on their system of communication. God bless you and your family and thank you again for sharing. Miguel, thank you so much for allowing us, your viewers to listen to the accounts of those that have experienced this so that we can not only educate ourselves but respect these beings. Theyve obviously been here a lot longer than we have. Thank you sir.
The audio on his encounter is so different than anything I've ever heard . Thanks James for sharing !
Hello where did you find the recordings James shared with Miguel?
At the very end of the video !@@user-gk2ut8mc5e
Great video Miguel. Hope all is well.
Hey, thank you. Its good to see you in the comments
@@SASQUATCHTHEORY I always listen to your videos and sometimes listening in the bushes…..lol. I wanted to go to the Bigfoot Conference this coming weekend but I’m not able to….darn. I’ll have to wait until next year…lol
Oh my sorry but i can't leason to this guy any longer 😮
I live in Shannon County Missouri and have experienced Bigfoot on video. The ozarks are beautiful and dangerous.
If you want to share feel free to contact me.
I am down spending time around Meremac Springs and Montauk state park. Easy to see a Bigfoot being around the Current River.
This sounds like a big possibility!!this Sunkland area,it has a convenient water source,game apparently around etc..now apes/man hybrid,whatever lol would have the capabilities to just go in and out and under in those cave areas,so what he said about their home🤔🤔🤔..big yes!!good stuff,gentleman😁🍻✌️🍻🤟🍻
And yes those are def mimicks,grunts etc
Also awesome that u were invited to new 'research grounds'!!!thats kind of him,and u get to hit the canoe waters hahaha!!go for it man!!i insist 😂(and jealous a little)..✌️
Thanks for listening!
Look, I don't have any idea if what happened to me is Bigfoot. I never saw anything.
A few years ago, I was hiking a section of The Ozark Trail, near St. Louis. I had been working my way along as a solo hiker. Which means, I had to hike in as far as I could, camp, and then hike back to my car. It's kind of like hiking the whole thing twice.
One afternoon, I started getting hit by twigs, sticks, and small rocks. I couldn't figure out where they were coming from.
I'm not a city boy. I grew up in the forest. There's never been anything strange or spooky about it, for me.
But, I was getting hit by small debris for almost an hour. I would look, and there would be nothing. No sense of anything stalking either. It was as if something was just playing with me.
I haven't been able to go back there since then.
I actually bought a gun. Because, I thought if I had one, I could continue my journey on this trail. But, somehow, I know that this won't be enough.
Thank you for sharing. Send me the report by email, and I will log it down
Thanks for your work. Just ordered the Tree Peeker T
Awesome story.
Thanks for listening
This guy is driving me crazy with the frogs 🐸 omg😮
Thanks for this great guys experience.
Any time!
This dude is awesome ,did he even take a breath lol
I'm familiar with that area and I think there could be some type of species that lives in the current river area. I've traveled alot on those back roads growing up and never seen any but I'm sure they don't want to be found. But I'm sure James was in their territory and I'm glad he shared it. So people can be aware. I wouldn't want to be there at night.
Thanks for sharing! I agree
This is not the first time I have heard of deer hanging out with humans when the Bigfoot are around or after them. In fact it happened to me on my first ever day of deer hunting, Nov. 15, 1970 in Roscommon, County, Michigan. A doe came up to my ground blind and looked in on me. It was nervous, of course, and it would look back 50 yards or so to the heavy forest and back at me and back at the forest. This went on for maybe 2 minutes. I never heard anything from the forest and thought this was not normal deer behavior and then it moved on in opposite direction where it came from. About 8 years later in a different elevated 3 foot blind a half mile away I saw a Sasquatch, long distance, crossing a bog, muskege swamp that had made its way through 8 to 10 Uncles and cousins and my Father with out anyone else seeing it.
I don’t blame him for not wanting to camp out there anymore. That’s pretty terrifying and the fact they stick heard the sticks in the morning when they left shows that the Sasquatch knew they were there all along
I can’t even imagine how scary tgst w be. When I was little we camped all over Humboldt County area in California. Willow Creek area. Would travel the road from Weaverville to McKinlyville on 299 so many times. This was the late 70’s early 80’s but I had no idea about Bigfoot at that time. It would surprise me if we did hear them. But just didn’t know it was one. We would even camp on the beaches on the ocean at that time. I grew up in eastern Washington and camped in the Casades and all over Washington and Oregon. Unfortunately we lived in a very rural area so tv was very sparse . So never heard if Bigfoot until high school. I now live in an area that has quite a few of sightings.
My 4th great grandfather, Henry W. Dingus, moved from VA to KY to teach school. Then moved to Missouri to teach and farm (1800's). GrPa Henry was out tending to livestock one morning when GrMa called him in for breakfast. She got no answer. She said it looked to have been some sort of struggle in the yard. Not far from the house it appeared to have been a fight with blood scattered around. There was even blood on the door step to the house. He was never seen, heard from, or found again. 1871..he was 37 years old. I don't know what really happened, but after listening here to your video got me thinking..what if..and who knows. There were lots undiscovered back then.
This guy has a wild imagination. Has an incounter, every time he gets close to a tree.
I dare you to camp in the area her is talking about. See if you come back with a different tone lol. I don't think you really understand
@@SASQUATCHTHEORY
* I'm 60yo, I live in Arkansas, if some will get me there, I'll spend the night.
I'll take my camera, recording devices, and 44 Magnum.
* I know Sasquatch is real, as well as Dogman.
* I also know some people have a wild imagination.
Reminds me of someone…
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Th cubs in the trees. Having a good ol time. lol.