BIGFOOT ENCOUNTERS IN MICHIGAN (HURON-MANISTEE NATIONAL FOREST) MULTIPLE ENCOUNTERS REPORTED

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  • In this episode, Joe from Michigan shares the Bigfoot encounters and experiences that he has had throughout his life! From the time he was just a kid, he has had strange things happen all the way up into adulthood. These encounters took place in the Huron-Manistee National Forest! It appears as though most bigfoot reports are near state parks and national forests and it seems to be a dwelling place for cryptid creatures at times! Do you enjoy listening to sasquatch theory? Please like and subscribe to the channel and if you have a bigfoot encounter you would like to share please contact me sometime by email.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 422

  • @toddstropicals
    @toddstropicals 23 дні тому +60

    I believe this guy, my dad and I have hunted there in the late 1970's and early 80's. We got deer but, my dad said that forest gave him an uneasy feeling. 1982 was the last time we went there. Within two hours he wanted to leave and said I don't feel safe here...

    • @jsholes93
      @jsholes93 7 днів тому

      Did he ever explain his reason for the way he felt about the woods?

    • @georgebell2567
      @georgebell2567 3 дні тому +1

      Can you give a general location ? Like a cross road And what river?

  • @judieg.7945
    @judieg.7945 23 дні тому +56

    Personally I believe the national parks system was created to give certain creatures guaranteed privacy and safety. There are many place human beings are prohibited from being in on this earth. What would be the reason for that?

    • @SASQUATCHTHEORY
      @SASQUATCHTHEORY  23 дні тому +8

      and land for China lol Just kidding..

    • @StrongerThanBigfoot
      @StrongerThanBigfoot 23 дні тому +14

      @@SASQUATCHTHEORYIt’s true though our own politicians selling our land to the Chinese

    • @kathleenmartin7498
      @kathleenmartin7498 22 дні тому

      Or under trump .... Saudi Arabia owned Aramaic getting 100% ownership of the largest oil refinery in the US, in Port Arthur , TX..sad...

    • @kathleenmartin7498
      @kathleenmartin7498 22 дні тому +1

      What places are Americans prohibited from going to other than military bases, post nuclear testing sites, or privately owned property?

    • @Scott-se9yl
      @Scott-se9yl 22 дні тому +6

      Alot of back country where I grew up around near Lander and Dubois, Wyoming has been cut off from the public and back roads have been closed and moved. Plus there are hundreds of sasquatch accounts in the Wind River Range.

  • @ck2106
    @ck2106 22 дні тому +22

    I can’t speak to the level of fear that comes from an encounter like Joe had but i can tell you that seeing a spirit standing next to / over you while you are trying to sleep on the couch in your friends basement might change the way you feel about being alone in dark buildings and basements. Your apprehension is totally understandable Joe.

    • @fenderbender8132
      @fenderbender8132 15 днів тому +1

      I had an experience like that spirit on top of you when your laying on a couch. Seems like I tried to scream but couldn't. Not one of my fondest memories.

  • @steveburcham7238
    @steveburcham7238 22 дні тому +26

    My best friend’s wife has family in that area. Her cousin saw one cross a dirt road up there and her other cousin had pebbles thrown at him while fishing and had something scream at him by the power lines. This dude is a modern mountain man. He would know if it was a bobcat or mountain lion scream. It wasn’t.

  • @charlesking8943
    @charlesking8943 19 днів тому +72

    I live in Manistee, as a teen, my buddies n I spent endless time in the woods, hiking fishing camping. One night 5 of us were walking back to paved roads.. we heard something get up from the ground, leaves russling, I of course thought it was a deer, but we heard it coming to the trail and behind us. Then.. we heard it moving towards us loudly with 2 sounds of feet. Boom. Boom behind us. We all ran screaming for our lives. We could tell it was getting close.. we did make it to a paved road that had a street light. It never came out of the woods.. I never went back to the woods after that. Never again at night. Now as middle age men, those of us still here, we still bring that up. We know what it was.. now let me tell anyone who read or hear these stories, people who live in these areas absolutely KNOW the difference between a bear and a dear or a cougar! It was none of those. We grow up with these animals so we know their behavior n sounds. Thanks for posting and sharing

    • @SASQUATCHTHEORY
      @SASQUATCHTHEORY  18 днів тому +4

      Thank you for sharing! Be safe

    • @Aza13
      @Aza13 16 днів тому +1

      Kind of contradict yourself by saying that you thought it sounded like a deer initially. However then go on to say you are used to various animal sounds and their differences in these areas, why did you think it was a deer if you are so attuned to these animal sounds?

    • @Okay17282
      @Okay17282 16 днів тому

      @@Aza13they usually do, because they say these stories for attention. Just lonely people wanting to talk

    • @bobgordon1754
      @bobgordon1754 15 днів тому +10

      I have been a law enforcement officer for 37 years and am an elder in my church. I have had encounters over and over for more than forty years. They do exist. Them and a lot more crazy things you won't find in a zoo.

    • @Okay17282
      @Okay17282 15 днів тому

      @@bobgordon1754 me when I Lie

  • @1tarawho
    @1tarawho 15 днів тому +21

    I live very near the Manistee national forest and let me tell you, those woods do have Bigfoot and Dogmen in them. I know this for a fact because I have seen both in that forest. As teens in the 1980s we used to get beer and drive around the two tracks to explore, deep in the Manistee forest in our area. During our ventures we would sometimes pull over to random secluded spots and build a small campfire and just sit around it and hang out. One night we heard a noise just beyond our sight of the campfire, this was at night of course. We all looked in that direction and this Bigfoot stood up, it had to be 9 feet tall, and was standing just within eye sight of us at the edge of the woods. We were in total shock, we all saw it plain as day, we ran screaming to our truck and got out of there fast. A few years later we were two tracking bombing around the woods and this big black , we thought it was a wolf, ran across the two tracks and went behind a tree and stood there. We pulled over and stayed in our truck but rolled our windows down for a better look. The "wolf" just stayed there, it didn't run off. This was so odd to us because usually animals flee if seen by people. We were talking to it, trying to get it to come to us like a dog, of course we were drinking, and suddenly, that "wolf" stood up on 2 hind legs and walked out from behind that tree and we all saw it, again plain as day, a Dogman with yellow glowing eyes! It was sort of smiling at us, like haha jokes on us! We got out of there fast. Needless to say, when we went out bombing the forest, after these incidents, my friend had his shot gun behind the seat of his truck. Believe me or not but, there are things in the northern Michigan woods that are scary and very real....

    • @SASQUATCHTHEORY
      @SASQUATCHTHEORY  12 днів тому +1

      @1tarawho - Thank you for sharing! Please contact me at sasquatchtheory@outlook.com I would really like to talk about it. PLEASE

    • @georgebell2567
      @georgebell2567 3 дні тому

      What general area of the manistee national forest ? Cross roads or town/village?

    • @satellitemobilephones
      @satellitemobilephones 3 дні тому

      Good stuff!

  • @AimeeAimee444
    @AimeeAimee444 23 дні тому +29

    1974 is when I heard the screams of Sasquatch in Michigan; 4 years old.
    This was in West Bloomfield, there was more woods back then.
    Adults checked the back woods in the morning and found large footprints in the snow.
    Thank you Miguel.
    🙌🏼🤍💫🕊️✨🙏

    • @SASQUATCHTHEORY
      @SASQUATCHTHEORY  23 дні тому +1

      Thank you for sharing!

    • @AimeeAimee444
      @AimeeAimee444 22 дні тому

      @@SASQUATCHTHEORY Thank you Miguel.
      😊🤍✨💫🕊️

    • @Felix-lf3pw
      @Felix-lf3pw 19 днів тому

      Wow west Bloomfield is in the lower part of Michigan close to Detroit for a Bigfoot to be man that’s wild

    • @spclark1970
      @spclark1970 18 днів тому +1

      @@Felix-lf3pw I grew up in Farmington Hills. MI Aboriginal Project has identified pods of them in certain areas around Metro-D - even activity near my old high school near Shiawassee Rd. A lot of waterways and watersheds they can travel around there if you really think about it. Found a weird deer bone pile in the woods off the Rifle River near Wigwam Bay when I was a kid, about an hour south of the eastern 1/2 of the forest. Thought it was poachers at the time, but rethinking this now... Miguel is killing it with the MI episodes \m/ I think he should hook up with Aboriginal Project and do an episode or two... That would be sweet!

    • @williamstamper442
      @williamstamper442 10 днів тому +1

      Nowadays in west Bloomfield it's not bigfoot but instead a crazed yuppie playing the stock market trying to make bank and running around the neighborhood growling and wanting to attack when his business ventures fail

  • @brett7802
    @brett7802 20 днів тому +22

    I believe this man. I had my own experience in the north central upper peninsula, as a boy, back about 1977-78. Never forgot it.

  • @nicholasbabcock9384
    @nicholasbabcock9384 22 дні тому +26

    I took my daughter overnight backpacking here last year. We camped right on the river. It was dead silent and creepy the whole night. Not a single frog, or katydid or cricket. We both had strange overwhelming anxiety all day and night. There is definately something there.

  • @danwitzke5947
    @danwitzke5947 10 днів тому +8

    Lived in Manistee county for 23yrs hunted for 30 and have seen or heard only the known local wildlife. But there are some pretty crafty and sometimes aggressive black bears that are always into trouble you can usually smell them before they show up.

  • @cathymarshall8327
    @cathymarshall8327 Місяць тому +22

    "I think it was smelling my foot." WOW! I wouldn't want that experience! Thanks for telling us your story, Joe. Thanks, Miguel.

    • @dukenukem69
      @dukenukem69 23 дні тому

      Thats because your feet smell worse than bigfoot

  • @amyklein7529
    @amyklein7529 8 днів тому +7

    There is an origin story for Sasquatch from the Anishnaabe. The legend goes that Sasquatch began life on Mackinaw island. They were threatened by invaders and the last living couple escaped to the mainland during winter and eluded capture because they turned their snowshoes backwards to leave a false trail. They have lived in deep woods ever since. I don’t think they mean harm or should be feared, but respected as guardians of the forest.

  • @leighannesmusic228
    @leighannesmusic228 23 дні тому +13

    Good morning to Miguel and Joe! I have lived my entire life in Michigan, including quite a long time in various places along the Manistee River. I never encountered Big Foot, but I know plenty of people who have. However, I could, quite literally write a book about my paranormal experiences in those places!!

    • @SASQUATCHTHEORY
      @SASQUATCHTHEORY  23 дні тому +3

      Thank you for sharing and perhaps you will see one someday. Hopefully not but perhaps

    • @daveearles5472
      @daveearles5472 11 днів тому

      Wendigo.....!!

  • @binnyTruth
    @binnyTruth 22 дні тому +11

    I grew up soending a lit if time in the Huron National Forest and in the river. We rode snow machines along the power lines and in the hills. My parents grew up there and both sets of grandparents remained till they all passed on. My dads family had about 350 acres of wooded property with a big creek and ravine here we swam and played. There were many experiences there too.

  • @Nate_dew
    @Nate_dew 22 дні тому +11

    Fishing manistee river or at the cabin you sometimes just get that weird feeling something is not right never seen anything though you just feel like your not alone

  • @Rosesraspberries72
    @Rosesraspberries72 23 дні тому +20

    Could have listened to you all day Joe, thanks for sharing your story. As a Aussie women I’ve no idea what a tree stand looks like, so I just googled it. They’d be fantastic for hunting timid Roo’s.
    Some now are saying that the wood knocks could actually be a cluck sound they make with their tongues?
    And yep, I reckon national parks/nature reserves could very well be put aside for these Beings. I was sussing out a big Nature reserve here in Western Australia on Google earth, and not a single track going in, thick bush land with a river running through it into an ocean inlet. I’ve never seen a Yowie, but I can’t help but look into the bush as I’m driving along.

    • @SASQUATCHTHEORY
      @SASQUATCHTHEORY  22 дні тому +2

      Thank you so much for listening! Be safe out there

    • @stuartwinnie-bb8ss
      @stuartwinnie-bb8ss 8 днів тому

      Also I know people are afraid but why hasn't anybody walk toward it? Have a good one

    • @bleedingreenbetty9795
      @bleedingreenbetty9795 5 днів тому +1

      Hunting kangaroos is a thing?

    • @stuartwinnie-bb8ss
      @stuartwinnie-bb8ss 5 днів тому +1

      @@bleedingreenbetty9795 it's like hunting whitetail deer

  • @steveburcham7238
    @steveburcham7238 22 дні тому +12

    I forgot to add that my sister and her husband have a cabin there, too. They found a large stick pushed straight into the ground in the middle of a trail by their cabin. It looked like a sapling growing in the middle of the trail. It didn’t fall out of a tree and no way could a person just push it in the ground like a tent stake.
    They also have small trees pulled down together to form a McDonald’s double arches.

    • @luke125
      @luke125 20 днів тому

      Maybe they’re Freemasons

  • @kimerickson1353
    @kimerickson1353 19 днів тому +8

    Poor Joe! You still sound pretty shook about your experiences. I pray that you build up your confidence & get back out there, in whatever capacity. One hunter said that when he enters the woods, he says out loud or in his head: "I know you're here & you know I'm here. I'm not here to hurt you or harm you. I just came to get food for my family so, leave me alone & I'll leave you alone." Apparently, he hasn't been bothered since. It makes me angry that the government doesn't inform people that these beings exist (cos they KNOW they do) & innocent people, like yourself, are needlessly traumatized. Sharing your story has hopefully helped you & will help others who have encountered these beings. Thank you, Joe, for coming forward & thank you, Miguel, for giving people a platform in which to share their encounters.

  • @markc3986
    @markc3986 19 днів тому +7

    I have a cabin N of Luther I bought 8yrs ago . Sitting around a campfire one quiet night we heard a giant tree fall very close. I took my dog and went to check to see if it blocked our 150yd long drive to the paved road. It was clear but as I shined my flashlight across the paved road a pair of eyes ducked behind a tree and then peeked back out lower down and didn’t run. I was about 60yds away and actually yelled HEY and it just stared back. It freaked me out and my dog was pacing back and forth against me. I started walking backwards still shining my light on the eyes and said to my dog let’s go back girl and she bolted back towards the cabin and i think I walked backwards all the way back. I have no idea what it could’ve been. I see Bear and Deer there but I think both would’ve ran from us that night. I’ve felt like someone was standing behind me while wading in the river fishing one time since too. Maybe I’ve been listening to too many podcasts but these experiences were a little unnerving

  • @JoeinAlaska
    @JoeinAlaska 23 дні тому +8

    I believe your guest and can understand his fear. I've seen two of Sasquatch people.
    When I go camping alone up here I do get a little creeped out on extremely dark nights.
    Both of take care.

    • @SASQUATCHTHEORY
      @SASQUATCHTHEORY  22 дні тому

      Thank you so much for listening and we appreciate you

  • @jackiehocker4960
    @jackiehocker4960 Місяць тому +13

    Once again Miquel a great interview. We miss your adventures but love them when they are on. Thank you my friend for all the hard work you do. I know it's not easy❤❤❤❤

    • @SASQUATCHTHEORY
      @SASQUATCHTHEORY  Місяць тому +3

      Glad you like them!

    • @tamtam777
      @tamtam777 23 дні тому +3

      yes, great interview...I live in Ohio and things are very similar to what this man said...the forest that I live next to is a small area compared to this Michigan man, so I could only imagine what goes on up there...stay safe everyone n always listen to that voice in your head...

  • @NitroBoarder17
    @NitroBoarder17 23 дні тому +12

    Hi Miguel! Thanks for uploading, stoked for this one. God bless you man. Also I visited oregon a couple weeks ago and hit up the north America bigfoot center, it was fantastic.

  • @tylerpype8157
    @tylerpype8157 23 дні тому +13

    seen 2 in Gustin twp. Had one hooting at me from the base side of the asuble during gun season. An had multple more encounters in gustin from one screaming in the window of buddy's hunting camp right next to my head off M72.

    • @georgebell2567
      @georgebell2567 3 дні тому

      Oscoda ,mio,lewiston,grayling ect your in a good area for sightings.

  • @chrishorn2740
    @chrishorn2740 Місяць тому +10

    Just became a member love this podcast!!!

    • @SASQUATCHTHEORY
      @SASQUATCHTHEORY  Місяць тому +3

      Thank you for joining Chris!

    • @chrishorn2740
      @chrishorn2740 Місяць тому +2

      @@SASQUATCHTHEORY
      I’m from
      Kansas City Missouri!
      Like to hear local stories as well as all the others !! Listen at work all day !! Keep up the good work !!

  • @VENZUL0
    @VENZUL0 Місяць тому +13

    Predawn tree stand encounters are always the closest and most intense. Researchers should take note...

    • @SASQUATCHTHEORY
      @SASQUATCHTHEORY  Місяць тому +4

      I agree, with that. I notice right when it gets dark things happen

    • @VENZUL0
      @VENZUL0 Місяць тому +2

      @@SASQUATCHTHEORY no, predawn, not dusk.

    • @jeremywanner4526
      @jeremywanner4526 23 дні тому +2

      My biggest fear by far,not so bad coming out in the dark in the evening but going in in the predawn is a whole other thing.I still force myself but it’s not easy.

    • @bethmollet4956
      @bethmollet4956 10 днів тому +1

      I’m staying put in the area of central Indiana where we live- Sasquatch free, thank you! We do own a cabin in the Manistee National Forest and now I’m thinking we need to move out of there…too many weird & scary noises at night and we’ve heard a pack of grey wolves howling in and around our area- along with an increase in bear sightings due to a warmer and shorter winter season- one lady even saw a cougar cross in front of her on highway 10 in Lake County- I’m sorry, it’s indeed very beautiful and all up north, but I’ll just stay in the Hoosier state and enjoy our own farmlands & hills in and around southern Indiana- we have our own beauty down this way- Stay safe and aware to y’all who live there- It just won’t be us

  • @denniskueker3014
    @denniskueker3014 Місяць тому +8

    Great interview Miguel! Joe was a very interesting guest! Thanks again!

  • @OscarGonzalez-mf7xb
    @OscarGonzalez-mf7xb 23 дні тому +7

    Thanks for another great Sunday morning Miguel!

  • @rhondamc3642
    @rhondamc3642 22 дні тому +12

    WOW! I found Joe to be VERY believable! He sounds like a man's man and probably doesn't scare easily. Thank you, Miguel, for bringing him on the channel to share his story.

    • @SASQUATCHTHEORY
      @SASQUATCHTHEORY  22 дні тому +2

      You're very welcome

    • @WhiteManXRP
      @WhiteManXRP 22 дні тому +2

      @@SASQUATCHTHEORY Miguel, you should do a solo expedition, and find an interesting Old GROWTH area, and sit and wait, and listen. No Knocks, no talking, no woops, just a natural approach, and just see what happens.. listen for high frequency dog whistle sounds, that is crawlers.. Im dying for someone to do it right, and i know you can.

    • @williamstamper442
      @williamstamper442 10 днів тому

      Go to Manistee during bow hunting season and find a comfy ground stand in said forest.
      Sit there during hunting hours for a week. Then tell us what you saw and experienced.
      If you need help with this then contact me and I can put you right in the middle of Manistee and find/build you a solid ground blind from which to do your studies. It's the evening hunt when you will find the most data. You got to stay till it's completely black in the sky. I can put together a team that will come get you and lead you back to camp.
      You wanna do this yourself? I just gave you the opportunity...

    • @rhondamc3642
      @rhondamc3642 10 днів тому

      @@williamstamper442 There's NO WAY on God's green earth that I could do something like that ALONE!! 😄 I'd prolly keel over just getting there!! 😆

    • @cleanserene6330
      @cleanserene6330 2 дні тому

      ​@@williamstamper442what have you seen when you've been in that situation?

  • @virginiasequeira3872
    @virginiasequeira3872 23 дні тому +7

    I really enjoyed listening to Joe.
    Great interview,
    Miguel😉

  • @edithroberts8959
    @edithroberts8959 Місяць тому +9

    Joe was very interesting. It's sad that as a child, he was punished for having these encounters. Poor guy not going out alone, or with his grandson, for 12 years. It just isn't right.

    • @AimeeAimee444
      @AimeeAimee444 23 дні тому

      It’s more likely people who aren’t looking for Sasquatch that bump into them.
      IMHO, once you’ve had one encounter, you’re more likely to have another encounter.
      Miguel always has the most gorgeous pics while listening to the interview.

  • @busterfrank1818
    @busterfrank1818 22 дні тому +5

    Very interesting story... Many powerful experiences! I am also close to nature - born in 1973 spent all my life constantly visiting off grid cabin in George Washington National Forest in Nelson County, VA. That my grandpa built by hand. I have experiences also but not willing to speak of them.

    • @SASQUATCHTHEORY
      @SASQUATCHTHEORY  18 днів тому

      Ah c'mon lets hear about it. You are at a safe place. Contact me at sasquatchtheory@outlook.com

  • @Truemann45
    @Truemann45 8 днів тому +4

    Huron-Manistee is very remote. I wouldn't camp out there alone. I ride my motorcycle through there at least once a year just to get out into the wilderness but I'd never enter without every tool and supply I could need because it's massive and hard to navigate through the unmarked roads

  • @williampark1369
    @williampark1369 22 дні тому +6

    You do a great job of picking great stories, thks Miguel...

  • @satellitemobilephones
    @satellitemobilephones 22 дні тому +10

    Good stuff from my state. They're definitely in the Manistee national forest of NW Michigan as well.

    • @williamstamper442
      @williamstamper442 10 днів тому +2

      Yep. Our state!
      I used to hunt that forest from about 1988 thru 1996 ish. I've got stories from all over Michigan including the upper peninsula. That was the most fun was 160 private acres dead nuts in the middle of the UP on a map. The place is called Ternary. We hunted just 4 miles east of town in the middle of absolute nowhere. We didn't even have time for bigfoot as we were fighting coyotes with mange, porcupines on the hunting trailer camp, big weird stray dogs that no doubt stood on their hind legs and became dogmen when we were not looking. There was a completely impassable swamp/knarly woods in the back of this property which we hunted 3 sides of. That back side was buried in state land where there were no roads and it was miles to anything on that back stretch of the swamp that we had zero access to. Get too deep in that during the day and you would be scared crapless. At night it was game over. We had an old single wide on a concrete pad that had been there since the mid 1970s. This property only got used by the family once a year for deer hunting with a rifle. We had to mop the roof yearly with sealer before we even went in. It stayed pretty structurally dry and sound on that concrete and the roof sealing we did yearly. We would have a hunting group of at least 6, up to 8 or even 10 people sleeping in the trailer. Cozy as it could be the closer to the wood stove you were. But at night all kinds of critters or more liked to stomp around on the roof. Only takes one tough guy from camp to get up at 3am with a shotgun instead of rifle and run outside and start hollering to whatever it was to get off our roof!
      Those times were always an eye opener when 430-5am came and time to get dressed, drink a coffee then head out to your stand in pitch black darkness. Lots of things moving around as you quietly try to reach your stand a good 30 min from the cabin/trailer door.
      The whole place is magical and scary AF at the same time. If you pretend you are not scared I absolutely promise you those woods will change that

    • @georgebell2567
      @georgebell2567 3 дні тому +1

      Trenary, Lawson, skandia definitely storys from that area as well as around it

  • @cathymurphy5536
    @cathymurphy5536 23 дні тому +6

    Hello, from High Ridge, Missouri.

  • @bobo44donemilking51
    @bobo44donemilking51 22 дні тому +10

    Central Michigan here 🤠

  • @pamelaakapambo822
    @pamelaakapambo822 23 дні тому +7

    Morning y'all

  • @janiceflynn4866
    @janiceflynn4866 2 дні тому +1

    I been a Michigander for 60 years now and grew up and lived in the city/s,I do believe Joe on all He has said that He has encountered,I wonder if Joe has installed any outside lights around His house and around His property or any trail camera's,so,When anyone or any animal would Just Start to walk up to His house,The Lights Automatically come on and it all gets put on camera,so,Joe can really see what's going on around His house,property and outside area,even around His garage area. I think Joe would have the comfort of knowing,what's out there or if there's nothing out there and nothing to worry about,in closing I'd like to say,Thank you Joe,for letting us know your true encounters and may you and your family,Always Be Safe.🙂👌

    • @SASQUATCHTHEORY
      @SASQUATCHTHEORY  2 дні тому

      Thanks for sharing my friend Bill has those set up around his place in the mark twain national forest and he still had booger activty. One night they kept coming on by themselves, and all our electronics were going hay wire. Even my friends alarm on his watch kept going off. My lights kept shutting off on their own. Crazy thing is it happened when I was telling my shadow person story.

  • @walterteske598
    @walterteske598 5 днів тому +2

    This fella is a great story teller!

  • @Brent6437
    @Brent6437 22 дні тому +7

    Thanks brother for sharing. It’s all fun and jokes until it happens to you. There are a bunch of sightings up there. I’ve experienced these creatures in Michigan also. 16 and 18 inch footprints in the UP. I live in lower Michigan. That’s where I had my experience.

    • @Brent6437
      @Brent6437 22 дні тому +1

      16:38 lol I’ve heard that same thing.

    • @georgebell2567
      @georgebell2567 3 дні тому +1

      Lower michigan in what area?

    • @Brent6437
      @Brent6437 3 дні тому

      @@georgebell2567 35 miles south of Lansing.

  • @MidwestPicker
    @MidwestPicker 7 днів тому +2

    I have lived near the Manistee national forest for 40+ years. I have never heard of any bigfoot stories. I need to get out more.

  • @BillyBats773
    @BillyBats773 21 день тому +6

    We have spent a lot of time up over there (from Chicago) on the outskirts of Crystal falls in the UP. Some weird stuff you hear/see spending time up there. Same with over by Hayward WI

  • @nicolethompson8613
    @nicolethompson8613 8 днів тому +3

    It looks like you used all photos of Michigan, if you used any from other states it sure doesn't look like it. This is #PureMichigan. Thanks!! Great story, lovely photos/videos.

    • @SASQUATCHTHEORY
      @SASQUATCHTHEORY  7 днів тому +3

      yes i did. I try to do that with most videos I create. Thank you for noticing and I don't think most people notice. Good eye

    • @nicolethompson8613
      @nicolethompson8613 7 днів тому +1

      @@SASQUATCHTHEORY it was so lovely I want to send the video to all the international vloggers who just view us as a flyover state. Oh well, it probably wouldn't be as beautiful if the whole world were tramping around our state, lol, but that is how beautiful your selection of visuals was! Thanks again ❣️

  • @blaynepace6016
    @blaynepace6016 23 дні тому +4

    As Hannibal used to say,(from the TV show A team)," I love it when a plan comes together". I was just sitting here wondering what I could watch next.

  • @sullivansedc7662
    @sullivansedc7662 18 днів тому +5

    Going to hike the Manistee River Loop Trail Saturday... Ill let you all know if i see/hear anything! Life long bigfoot believer, hope i dont get to high and stumble upon one lol.

  • @kennybeaudrie9021
    @kennybeaudrie9021 2 дні тому +1

    I just moved to Lake City, Missaukee County in Michigan. I took my Jeep to this trail off one of these roads to pee haha and I had this weird feeling immediately. I felt like I was surrounded by spirits and I know that feeling well. I’ve thought twice about riding those trails already.
    Thanx for sharing … again a great story!

  • @keithblount229
    @keithblount229 22 дні тому +3

    Thank you so very much Miguel for another amazing show.
    You Rock Brother!!!👊🏼

  • @kathleenmartin7498
    @kathleenmartin7498 22 дні тому +7

    I wonder when Michigan will officially acknowledge sasquatches??? I think WA, OR, NM and at least OH all have. Ohio DNR even has a series of videos they put out on UA-cam here that discuss sasquatch\bigfoot history, sightings and how to handle encounters

    • @spclark1970
      @spclark1970 18 днів тому +1

      Yep, Ohio here and they did. A lot of activity in Ohio, especially the eastern part of state.

    • @Sid-gu5qk
      @Sid-gu5qk 13 днів тому +1

      Acknowledge? How does that work without actual proof?

    • @daveearles5472
      @daveearles5472 11 днів тому +1

      Salt Fork State Park seems to have had some activity..

    • @cbrippee
      @cbrippee 6 днів тому +1

      Yes. I watched some of the series from early 2021, one even has gathered over 1 million views with John Hickenbottom, a naturalist out at the famous Salt Fork Lake area.

  • @steve-0493
    @steve-0493 23 дні тому +4

    Dude!!need to go up to his areas hes talking about!!im sure hes down for it!!
    GEAR UP FOLKS,ADVENTURE TIME!!😁✌️🥃🤟

  • @34thncrenshaw
    @34thncrenshaw 22 дні тому +2

    ST been killing it hard, thankyou free for the people and no crazy music at the end wake people up. much respect Santa Cruz CA 🔨

  • @missshroom5512
    @missshroom5512 23 дні тому +6

    Good Morning💙☀️🌎

  • @jordanzettel5733
    @jordanzettel5733 6 днів тому +3

    I am certain i lived by this guy. I lived not to far from the 5 channels dam. I also have had some very crazy interactions. Also had a few crazy things happen while camping at the Rifle River Recreation Area

    • @SASQUATCHTHEORY
      @SASQUATCHTHEORY  6 днів тому

      @jordanzettel5733 - Feel free to contact me at sasquatchtheory@outlook.com if you would like to share your experiences on the channel. Thank you for rising up!

  • @nikkiblack5073
    @nikkiblack5073 11 днів тому +5

    My Hunting grounds of 40 years . Man as a outdoorsman WHY are you so in DENILE all your life and you brush it off dang . This is WHY they CLOSED WILBER RD down . They have made a corridor for them to go through . STAY STRAPED ALWAYS in the woods !!!!

  • @laurenlovein562
    @laurenlovein562 4 дні тому +1

    I live 70+ miles south of his location and saw one on our property. The elderly gentleman we bought our property from hadn’t gone in the back Of the property (woods) in 30 years. I was cutting trails in the back and saw it.

  • @davidlineberry622
    @davidlineberry622 8 днів тому +2

    Have camped at the Manistee park multiple times. Decided me and my wife would bring her dog with us, she was getting old and it was her baby. 120+ pound mastiff pitt mix. After setting up camp and eating just sitting around the fire enjoying the evening. Out of no where we hear the wildest animal sounds imaginable. More then enough for Honey bee to tuck tail.. I've now listened to tons of odd animal sounds and have yet to come across anything even remotely close.

  • @rrw65
    @rrw65 22 дні тому +5

    We got a Lizard Man, in the swamp, about 5 minutes from my place, in SC. It Was big news, a few years ago. Even had tv from Europe and Japan, in the little Cottton Town of Bishopville ! People said it chased a few cars and ripped the siding off one guys car. All unusual stuff that I've seen, huntin all season long, for about 50 years with family and by myself, has been a black cougar, and now armadillos have migrated up from low country

    • @SASQUATCHTHEORY
      @SASQUATCHTHEORY  22 дні тому

      Lizard man is in south carolina too. Scary stuff. I can't say it does not exist since bigfoot does. Thanks

  • @Derin_Franks_TV
    @Derin_Franks_TV 21 день тому +3

    Awesome thanks for sharing 🙏

  • @michelleembs8551
    @michelleembs8551 22 дні тому +6

    We will know the truth together! One experience at a time. Screw the government.

    • @kimerickson1353
      @kimerickson1353 19 днів тому

      Well said &, I agree 100%. If the governments won't enlighten us, it is up to US to help each other & find the truth. All the government is worried about is keeping us afraid, ignorant & controlled.

  • @CROMEDOMEFEVER1972
    @CROMEDOMEFEVER1972 8 днів тому +3

    Well I'm new here on this channel, and I've lived in Michigan all my life adod 🦌 hunter big fishermen, my life has mostly lived in the woods of Michigan, and never that I know Hurd or seen a Bigfoot, these days we have video 📹 to capture a video or photo, back in the day there was noun. I'll keep looking and listening for one .

  • @cbrippee
    @cbrippee 6 днів тому +3

    Not sure why this gentleman did not say this was Au Sable River corridor. Many Many sightings and encounters happen in this watershed, several with me, once my wife, and close friend who quit hunting in 2000 when a huge male came walking down the trail towards him. The go to Bigfoot person in this area was Phil Shaw who documented a few hundred cases and ran the Bigfoot Discovery days in West Branch, MI. Unfortunately Phil passed last summer, RIP Phil. I sadden Joe lost the appetite to hunt from his encounters, they to a high degree are not dangerous to us if we just follow the signals they give. However just seeing the sheer size of one is life changing.

    • @SASQUATCHTHEORY
      @SASQUATCHTHEORY  6 днів тому

      @cbrippee - Thank you so much for sharing! I would like to hear about your encounters please. Email me at sasquatchtheory@outlook.com if you can. Thank you

  • @stevezapinski7706
    @stevezapinski7706 4 дні тому +1

    Great! I moved up on 20 acres here in the Huron Nat forest a yr ago, only bears so far !

  • @user-bg6xv7qf3m
    @user-bg6xv7qf3m 22 дні тому +6

    Another great story!!!

  • @bookofrevelation4924
    @bookofrevelation4924 2 дні тому +1

    From 2005-2010 I was getting water from a mineral spring on edge of that river for my health, I was reported by the only resident living on the opposite edge of that River that was anywhere near there, police came and asked what I'm doing even though it's a parking and viewing site for the River and National Forest around it. Air Force jets would sometimes dive down at me, coming down to tree top level over me.

  • @user-oq9ir2mq5b
    @user-oq9ir2mq5b 18 днів тому +2

    Hi, I came upon ur channel and decided to watch. I found your channel interesting. Also, very relaxing for me to hear the sounds of nature and the see the beautiful sceneries.

  • @privatepilot4064
    @privatepilot4064 10 днів тому +3

    Sounds like that guy from Michigan lives close to the AuSable River. Mio, Glennie, Curtisville, Hale area.

  • @nwo5863
    @nwo5863 23 дні тому +4

    Keep up the good work miguel.

  • @deborrahray4386
    @deborrahray4386 22 дні тому +1

    Very good Miguel, loved it 🥰

  • @dropdbass
    @dropdbass 4 дні тому +2

    Hunted for 35 years in the UP and have had many encounters.

    • @SASQUATCHTHEORY
      @SASQUATCHTHEORY  3 дні тому

      @dropdbass - Thank you for sharing! Contact me at sasquatchtheory@outlook.com if you would like to share your encounters. Thank you

  • @user-nl1xq2mu4b
    @user-nl1xq2mu4b 14 днів тому +1

    Another great show...felicia

  • @jessicastrawn7173
    @jessicastrawn7173 21 день тому +4

    Thank you Joe. Believe you entirely

  • @BEZ313
    @BEZ313 18 днів тому +1

    This is where I had my sighting. Life changing

  • @williamstamper442
    @williamstamper442 10 днів тому +2

    For years we used to hunt just west of big rapids off 13 mile road and poplar. I was only 18 when I first went here. For the next 8 years solid we deer hunted at least 3-4 times a season in this area both with bow and rifle. Got to know the area real well.
    Truth is we never saw or heard a single thing relating to bigfoot.
    With that said there were plenty of stories going around, both older men in the camp and over in town when picking up supplies. I could surely make up some story about some strange noises and sightings that I Thought I saw and heard, but that would be a stretch.
    Later in the mid 1990s we started occasionally hunting another area south west of here near Newago. Now That place gave me the creeps! Things like a re-arrainged campsite coming back in from a hunt when there were just two of us! Certainly heard strange howls and grunts and that famous ugh ugh sound on two occasions. That area to hunt fell thru after two seasons but my best friends brother bought a cabin and 10 acres not too far from that place and still has it to this day. He has found crazy sign of BF and has had all kinds of sounds and everything short of a sighting on that property. There is an impassable swamp in the back on state land near that property and that's where all the action seems to come from far as sound, tracks, and a general feeling of not being alone while on that back edge.
    This whole western Michigan Manistee Bigfoot phenomenon I'm convinced is real.
    The story told by truck driver Joe Barger when he got chased by a dogman and shot and killed the creature while driving his truck in an attempt to escape. Within minutes he turned the truck around to verify what the heck just happened and time he arrived 2 min later the creatures body was gone from the ditch in which it fell. There were "tourists" in a jeep parked in the exact same spot acting like nothing happened. Couple weeks later he got visited by a three letter agency whom stated to him "you killed our asset". Then he was harassed by said agency for years and not sure where he stands right now. He has only done a handful of interviews and his story is always spot on.
    In my opinion, a government sponsored Dogman is way more scary than a natural Bigfoot.
    I'm almost certain the government are aware of bigfoot and may even have an example locked away somewhere but I do also believe they are natural creatures and have alluded mankind for many years.

    • @SASQUATCHTHEORY
      @SASQUATCHTHEORY  7 днів тому

      @williamstamper442 - Thank you for sharing! - Feel free to contact me at sasquatchtheory@outlook.com

  • @l-y-n-n-c
    @l-y-n-n-c 5 днів тому +1

    We go deep into the forests to wilderness camp. Fear nothing as it's Gods world. Beauty, serenity and Gods creatures there, no humans.

  • @stevezapinski7706
    @stevezapinski7706 4 дні тому +1

    I used to camp.and hunt, alone in the late 70s in the Manistique, never heard of such a thing then!

  • @mssinn5962
    @mssinn5962 23 дні тому +2

    Another great episode ♥️

  • @laurabuehler
    @laurabuehler 23 дні тому +3

    Keep up the good work, Miguel

  • @janeg1889
    @janeg1889 19 днів тому +2

    great stories!!

  • @user-gk4jd1jv4k
    @user-gk4jd1jv4k 22 дні тому +2

    "And I don't think that you find them they find you."
    Joe from Michigan

  • @janetleemarino8702
    @janetleemarino8702 22 дні тому +2

    Awesome live long accounts from a seer! Bravo Miguel!

  • @RichardGofourth
    @RichardGofourth 23 дні тому +3

    I live in Michigan around the Detroit area I never knew there was Bigfoot in Michigan thanks though Miguel

  • @Scott-se9yl
    @Scott-se9yl 22 дні тому +1

    Hello from Riverton, Wyoming

  • @walterdewald267
    @walterdewald267 22 дні тому +2

    I wonder how it felt when Bigfoot pushed up the bottom of the stand. The way told it was sounded rather a soft push than forceful or aggressive.

  • @user-eb8uq4kw4h
    @user-eb8uq4kw4h 19 днів тому +3

    Love your channel

  • @domestos54
    @domestos54 23 дні тому +3

    Thanks again...

  • @matthewsexton3445
    @matthewsexton3445 22 дні тому +2

    The Neanderthal looking one's are the largest and gentalest ones I've ever experienced. The juveniles love playing games with us.

  • @dredgerivers7730
    @dredgerivers7730 6 днів тому +1

    I have to admit, I have clacked rocks on rivers in the Michigan woods at times, without thinking about Bigfoot, just enjoying myself. We hit trees as kids, thinking we were responding to other teenagers. Like the guy said, back then Bigfoot was a Pacific-Northwesterner.

  • @deborahflello2316
    @deborahflello2316 19 днів тому +2

    Great episode thank you! Very compelling .
    I challenge any average person to listen to testimony like this from Joe, and then say this is a case of mistaken identity or that he is lying. It is so obviously true and factual.
    I have long wondered whether the Sasquatch (that is local to certain people) under take to observe and follow the progress of "their human subject" during their lifetime. Curious stuff.

  • @ronaldkemp3952
    @ronaldkemp3952 4 дні тому +1

    I've lived smack dab in the middle of the Manistee National forest since 1981, camped and hunted in the deep wood of the north since 1970, liked it so much, I decided to buy property in Manistee and build a home. Never have I encountered a dog-man or bigfoot. Heard the wild stories but never witnessed anything myself. I've encountered black bear, badger, skunk, bob-cat, puma, whitetail, racoons, and other small wild animals but never encountered anything like a bigfoot or dog-man.

    • @SASQUATCHTHEORY
      @SASQUATCHTHEORY  3 дні тому

      I think you and many others have never heard or seen anything. Thats normal right

    • @davidmoore8741
      @davidmoore8741 2 дні тому +1

      Me and my buddy saw 2 wolverine on his grandmas farm in Port hope in late December. We were walking in next to the old railroad track. And I seen 2 long black things about 20 yards in front of us and I said Ricky u see that, we both instantly croched down and pulled out shotguns up and both of us put our scopes on em and at the same time we both said is that a wolverine, one following the other. It was wild. The old farmer next door was the only one who believed us, cause he said he used to seen them in the 70s and pulled a newspaper article out of a drawer from the year prior that the DNR had seen one crossing a stream.

  • @peteulfig9205
    @peteulfig9205 7 днів тому +1

    I live in Michigan as well in the northern area also. Spent countless days bow hunting never encountered any such thing but I'm open to the idea of such an existence they definitely discover new things creatures in animals daily things they thought were extinct they find out aren't. Thanks for sharing it's an interesting story

  • @jameschamberlain9821
    @jameschamberlain9821 6 днів тому +3

    What people dont get is if these things wanted to get you you have 3 seconds if your still standing there after 3 seconds your good if they wanna get ya theyre gonna get ya and theres no way you can stop them

  • @67marlins
    @67marlins 15 днів тому +1

    Glad you're back......I haven't seen anything from your channel in a while.
    I hope your back troubles are gone.

  • @fritter63
    @fritter63 7 днів тому +2

    This reminds me of one of those scary Boy Scout campfire stories!(designed to keep us in our tents)🤷‍♂️

  • @edithroberts8959
    @edithroberts8959 Місяць тому +4

    Hello Miguel! 😊

  • @philliphoward7455
    @philliphoward7455 5 годин тому +1

    Anyone that says, " My buddies and I were out in the woods drinking and we saw this big creature and...".
    I think maybe Coors or Bud had an effect on your eyesight.

  • @bluebirdflyinglow
    @bluebirdflyinglow 22 дні тому +1

    Enjoyed!❤

  • @Alexandra0707
    @Alexandra0707 22 дні тому +1

    Awesome video! ❤❤❤❤❤

  • @bookofrevelation4924
    @bookofrevelation4924 2 дні тому +1

    In Lapeer County Michigan as child in 1970s I had a Badger jump from a tree branch at me and my German Shepherd dog jumped up and hit the Badger in mid air causing it to hit the ground running away from me with my dog chasing it it to a hole in ground, nobody believed me that a Badger was around here anymore. Another year close to that one I was raising pigs in our barn when one hot night looking out the screen door I heard the growl of a large cat near the barn and no one else sitting nearby heard it, and would not believe me. Next day I went with another dog that was a small Beagle I had for hunting rabbits, it hit the track of that Cougar and ran back to the house yelping really scared.

    • @SASQUATCHTHEORY
      @SASQUATCHTHEORY  20 годин тому

      Thanks

    • @bookofrevelation4924
      @bookofrevelation4924 19 годин тому

      @@SASQUATCHTHEORY Thank you for sharing this content on your channel. Over last few decades less hunting in Michigan has led to higher populations of bears and other large predators moving South into Flint and surrounding counties, likely less humans in the forests these days , allowing less contact now.
      Northern Lapeer County and Southern Tuscola County in the Thumb of Lower Michigan was reported around 1960s-1970s of Big Foot sightings near Kingston, it's heavily wooded low wet land in river valleys with black bear seen often.

  • @benjamincollins9282
    @benjamincollins9282 21 день тому +3

    Another life-altering experience from someone that was never even approached aggressively.........unreal how some of these people let this stuff totally mess up their life and take years away from them and from what they loved to do or what they thought they love to do, they just should move to New York city and experience the thugs which are way more frightening and more dangerous........poor people!

  • @billschigur8247
    @billschigur8247 6 днів тому +1

    I live on Big Hand RD so Big Foot Rd must be out there.

  • @craignelsen3740
    @craignelsen3740 6 днів тому +2

    Knower from lower Michigan here

    • @SASQUATCHTHEORY
      @SASQUATCHTHEORY  6 днів тому

      @craignelsen3740 - Thank you for sharing! Please contact me at sasquatchtheory@outlook.com if you would like to share your encounters. Thanks