April 23, 2025

A Bird’s Nest, Broken Trees, and the Sasquatch That Watched Her

What happens when a grieving woman sets up a tent on her family’s ancestral land in the forests of Southwest Pennsylvania — and begins receiving mysterious gifts from the woods? In this deeply personal and mysterious episode, we sit down with Bobbi, a...

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Season 1

What happens when a grieving woman sets up a tent on her family’s ancestral land in the forests of Southwest Pennsylvania — and begins receiving mysterious gifts from the woods? In this deeply personal and mysterious episode, we sit down with Bobbi, a lifelong resident of the Laurel Ridge region, as she shares an astonishing series of events: a pristine bird’s nest left on a log, religious statues disappearing without a trace, loud crashes with no explanation, and a strange, woven ball of bark left under a snapped branch.

But that’s just the beginning.

Bobbi also recounts eerie vocalizations, rock-throwing, unnatural forest structures, and the chilling scream her daughter heard near a riverbank. From the valleys near Quemahoning Reservoir — where park rangers once reportedly spotted a family of Bigfoot — to a cabin near Salt Fork, Ohio, Bobbi’s experiences stretch across years and landscapes, all hinting at something just beyond the veil of explanation.

This isn’t a story of fear. It’s one of mystery, healing, and connection to a force older than memory. And for Bobbi, it began with loss — and a tent in the woods.

Featuring locations like Forbes State Forest, Laurel Ridge, and Salt Fork State Park, this is one episode of Bigfoot Society you won’t forget.

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You're listening to Bigfoot Society, and I'm Jeremiah Byron. Tonight's

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story isn't about a hunter or a camper, but a

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woman named Bobby who set up a tent on her

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family's land in southwest Pennsylvania to grieve the loss of

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a close friend. But in the quiet of the forest,

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something began to respond. A bird's nest left at her tent,

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religious statues vanishing without a trace, and a mysterious ball

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of peeled branches left beneath a broken limb. Then came

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the guttural whoops, the tree crashes, and the feeling that

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someone or something was watching. This isn't a second hand tale.

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It's Bobby's first hand account of what happened deep in

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the Laurel Ridge, just east of the infamous Chestnut Ridge

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in Pennsylvania. So stay with us, all right, Bigfoot Society.

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I've got the privilege of talking to Bobby today. Bobby's

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an individual that reached out to me through email about

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some really interesting things that she's experienced over the years

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out there in southwest Pennsylvania. So how's it going today, Bobby, Oh,

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it's going pretty good.

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Thank you so much, Jerema for letting me come on

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and share with the listeners things I've experienced. When I

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wrote to you, I mostly am talking about something that

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has been happening on our family property. Back in the

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early nineteen hundreds, my grandparents homesteaded some land here. I've

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lived in southwestern PA all my life. The property is

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really beautiful. It's backed by a wooded hill side, and

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there's a farmer's field beyond that, and some other wooded

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areas and streams and rivers. The original house and out

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buildings aren't there anymore, and we don't have any there,

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but our family has used the land for gatherings and

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things like that. It's just the pretty place to get away. Now.

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I can't remember the order that these two things happened,

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but on this property. I had a friend who passed

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away in twenty seventeen, not on the property. But what

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I'm trying to say is I set up a tent

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there at that time because it was a place for

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me to get away and it was calming, and I

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just really liked to go there take a few walks

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in the woods. The one morning when I came to

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my tent, I just saw something that to me was

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so unusual. There was a log sitting upright, which had

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always been there on the property as far as I remember.

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But the thing that was unusual is there was this

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really beautiful bird's nest sitting right on that log, and

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it hadn't been windy. I couldn't figure it out. I thought, well,

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that is so pretty, and why is it just sitting

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right there at the entrance to my tent. And then

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it was either a little bit after or a little

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bit before, I noticed something else my path that I

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usually took through the woods. I am not like strictly religious,

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but spiritual. I guess I had some religious statues and

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I had put them at the bottom of these big

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old oak trees that my great grandfather had planted, and

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I just had them sitting there. They just were comforting. Okay,

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so oh, I would say. Possibly three weeks after I

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put them there, I was taking a walk and I

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noticed they were all gone. So I searched the woods

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and the yard and I to look for broken glass.

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I didn't see anything. The only thing that was going

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through my mind was that, well, I have my brother

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passed away, but he would sometimes walk on that property,

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but he was kind of disassociated with the family. But

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later we king became close again, and he never mentioned

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anything about statues or bird's nest, and that's just not

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his personality anyway. Not a diss on him, but this

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is not something he would do. But that was the

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only thing that my mind could go to. So I

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was talking with my sister, she actually owns the property

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now technically, and we were I was saying that I

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had saved that nest and I was showing her and

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I said, it's so pretty. You remember how I just

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found it by my tent. That's when, for the first time,

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we were thinking that there was something involved here, like

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gift giving and gifts receiving, even if it was unintentional

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on my part. So a few summers ago, my sister

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and I noticed broken branches in those woods at the

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entrances of a couple of the paths. Now, this was

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very close to where I found the nest, and the

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branches were green wood, snapped above what a tall human

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arm length would be. And just this past fall we

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went to the property. I went with her. She wanted

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to check on an apple tree which had come down

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and right below one of those snapped branches, like at

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the entrance of the path, there was a sort of

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a ball made of intricately entwined branches and they were

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it was like the bark had been peeled off of them,

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it was. And they were real white looking, so that's

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why they caught attention. And none of the trees around it,

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you know, had the same type of wood, so it

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really stood out. And my sister she yelled into the woods,

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I know you're there. I don't want to hear something

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like that. But we saw and heard nothing. Okay, About

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three weeks later we were there again and as we

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were looking at the bowl, which was still there, we

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heard a loud crack in the woods. It was sort

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of mirror a place that she had seen some unnatural structures.

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She's really good at picking up on those. It was

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weird because it didn't quite sound like a branch or

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a tree fall. It hadn't been rainy or windy, so

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it was kind of startling. And then a day later

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I was at that property because my husband's brother happened

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to live next door, and we heard another crash just

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like that, and I looked at the two guys and

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they said, oh, there's just the old tree, you know,

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must have come down, so this is kind of strange. Now. Interestingly,

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near where I live, about three miles south of that property,

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there are several unnatural structures and exes in the woods

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along the river. And on one of my walks in

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the fall, I heard a noise that I had never

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heard before, and it was like ooh, and I just

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like looked around. I didn't see anything. I was actually

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filming on my phone, so I went back and listened.

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Then there's a sound, but you can't make it out.

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But anyway, if those things you had mentioned wanting to

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hear stories from family properties, and I thought of that

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right away. And my sister is actually thinking about building

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a house there, but she's also a little bit worried

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about it. But I have experienced other things too that

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I think might be Bigfoot related, And if I have time,

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I can share a couple of things with you.

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Yeah, that would be great.

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Okay, Well, i'd say my first series of incidents took

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place around twenty eleven and it was in SOUTHWESTPA. Here.

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It was late September in the evening and I was

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letting my dog in and he's just a little jack Russell.

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He was never afraid of anything, but I opened the

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door and he was whimpering and his ears were back,

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and he just couldn't wait to get in the house.

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I didn't think a whole lot of it. And then

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later my son came home, I think from foot Paul practice,

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and he said, do you hear those weird owls outside?

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And I had thought I heard something, so I went

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out on the porch and and it was very strange.

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I was hearing like a whoop sound. I wish I

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could like demonstrate, but maybe just like a real guttural

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loud woo. And it was coming from different spots in

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the woods behind my house, because we live in kind

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of a little valley and it's a wooded mountain side

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back there. So I just didn't know what to think.

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I went in the house. When I came back out

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just a few minutes later, then I heard a scream

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across from the front of my house, across the river.

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There's a river real close to the front of the house,

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so I honestly couldn't figure out what was going on.

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And I thought, well, I know there are coyote around.

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I don't know if they make that kind of noise,

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but to me, it seemed impossible that it could be

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an owl. Now I know that there's all different types

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of bowels and they make all different sorts of noises.

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One of the first things I did was go online

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and listen to different sounds of different animals, and there

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is an owl that might have been close to that,

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But it was a totally wrong time of year, and

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I don't even think they were in this area. I

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can't imagine a bird making that deep guttural noise, and

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to me, it seemed like there were whatever these things

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were communicating with each other, so I kind of brushed

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it off. The next day, I was walking to my

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garden because I was picking tomatoes I was going to

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make salsa, and I heard it seemed like there were

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a little pebbles or something hitting my neighbor's little outdoor

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a building, and it just was weird because I couldn't

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see anything, and where I live there's not a whole

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lot of houses, and people tend to not be around.

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They're either working or they're not out at night if

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it's even a little bit chilly. So I figured, probably

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I'm the only one who noticed the noises that night,

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and now I'm hearing these little like pebbles. Also, I

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thought a weary filling, like I was being watched or something.

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Within the next few weeks, my daughter was walking home

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just from the neighbors up the road. It was late

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at night, and she said she heard what sounded like

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a huge tree crashed near the river across from our property,

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the same area where I heard that scream. It's interesting

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thing that a few miles behind the woods at the

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back of my property, there's a very large reservoir and

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in nineteen ninety eight, park rangers reported to see a

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family of big foot drinking from the reservoir. There also

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is a camping area around there that I think church

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groups camped there and there was a report of the

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either the camp councilors or some of the kids reported

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seeing or hearing something Bigfoot related. That's all in that

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same area, and it's really just right very close to

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the woods at the back of my house, and I

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stayed there just in a They had some rustic cabins.

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I stayed in one with my sister. One night we

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made a fire, but she had to go home, so

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I was by myself staying overnight, and during the night

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when I woke up, I heard all kinds of like

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clanging noises that it sounded like metal. I don't know.

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I looked out the windows and I didn't see anything.

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And then this might sound kind of crazy, but it

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was like right in front of my door, and the

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inside was this marshmallow that like had to bite out

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of it. And I know that wasn't there, but maybe

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that can be explained. I don't know. But my sister

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came back in the morning and right in front of

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my door also was a little like half a cashoe

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or not cashoe, I can't think of the word, but

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a little like nutshell. And neither one of us had

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noticed it before. Now those are little things, who knows,

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but to us it really kind of stuck out like

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this a little bit strange. I had some other things happen,

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probably around twenty fifteen in the county just north of us,

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and I was caring for a friend who had some

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cognitive issues from a stroke. But we would ride on

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his gator, you know, just all through the woods. It

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was a really big farm and just enjoying nature and

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we would see the deer. And one afternoon, it was

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in the late spring, we were stilling in ruts on

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the gator trail, and we were putting stones and rocks

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from the creek into the back of the gator because

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we were going to put them further up the trail.

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That's fill it in. Well, several seconds after throwing one

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of those rocks in the gator, we heard a sound

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from maybe two hundred yards away. But it sounded like

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someone had just like picked up a tree and just

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slammed it into the ground. And you know, it startled

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us both and we immediately thought, well, that doesn't sound

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like an echo, because all those rocks we through and

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here we didn't hear anything, and then all of a sudden,

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there's this big noise. So later in the day we

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drove back to the area where we heard it because

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we figured there were workers in the woods for gas

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line or whatever, but there was nothing. We didn't see anything. Now,

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a few weeks after that, my friend he was taking

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a rock by himself and a skater and in this

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same area. He had trouble speaking, but he described that

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there was something very large behind him. He could kind

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of I don't know if he said he saw it

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in peripheral vision, but he said it like growled and screamed,

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and he said it felt like it wanted to kill him,

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and that's all he knows, and he's been in the

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woods all his life and he was very scared by it. Also,

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one time the farmer was having one of their cows butchered,

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and they gave us the tongue to put out in

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front of the trail cam that my friend kept, and

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we went and looked at that footage and you can

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see the cowl tongue, and then all of a sudden

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and it disappeared. It's not on there, and it was

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gone the day that we went to look for it.

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So that was also really strange. And one time several

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of us were having a fire in that area in

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the evening, just enjoying the evening through a pretty area,

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and all of a sudden we heard the coyotes. Okay,

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then like everyone feels like a really weird laughing sound.

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But we aren't experts, so I don't know for sure,

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but we all thought it was very strange and something

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that I found out recently. Where my friend's farm is,

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there is another different reservoir than the one I mentioned,

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but there was a report you can find it online,

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I believe about well a white werewolf or dog man

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type looking thing that a fisherman saw. And that's really

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close to where my friend lives. So it's just a

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lot of different evidence, you know. And this is something

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that my brother told me, so of course it's not

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firsthand knowledge, and I know he doesn't mind me sharing it.

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But he was fishing with one of his buddies and

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they were both you know, abbot outdoorsman and they heard

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like a scream and a growl and they felt like

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it was headed towards them, and their hair stood up

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on their neck and they just dropped everything and ran.

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And that's also right around this area. We're in the

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area of the ridge that's just east of the Chestnut Ridge.

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There's a lot of stuff goes on the Chestnut Ridge.

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We're on the Laurel Ridge, which is just east of that. Also,

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my brother said there was a man who everyone referred

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to as the Hermit, and back in the seventies he

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had a little cabin way out in nowhere. But my

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brother did talk to him once in a while when

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he was out and he said that he saw glowing

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eyes in his cabin one night, and then a couple

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days later, he was carrying wood and he hurt something

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in the back of him and he turned around and

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he said it must have been a big foot. So

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that was a big, hairy creature, he said. I just

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ignored it and went on with my life. So I

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guess it was just the one time occurrence, but whenever.

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It was a few years ago, my sister and my

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daughter and I spent time at a cabin near Saltfork, Ohio,

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and we had so many noises around us. It seemed

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like there was a tree knock and every corner of

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the property at one time or another. And we came back,

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we went to the store, we came back and when

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we opened the door, there was this terrible scream. At first,

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I thought it was the door squeaking, but my sister said, no,

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that was not the door, and okay, so we couldn't

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explain that. That night, while we were sleeping, my sister

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heard outside the window like babbling noises. She said they

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were like voices, but they were like babbling like maybe

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a baby or I don't know exactly, but yeah, she

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really it really scared her, but she just went back

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to sleep. She said, I don't want to deal with this.

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And then before we left, we were spending our last

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little moments there, and we heard like a really loud definite,

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like a one, two three knock. Uh. So that was

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our experience there. There's other little things. My sister, when

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she was a teenager, she and my cousin right around

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in this area would take walks. They would stay at

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my grandma's and they would take walks in the back

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roads and even swim at night in the river. But

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they one evening saw maybe a balloon, a small balloon

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sized or and it was white, and it was just

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kind of meandering and following them, and they just didn't

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know what to do, and they asked each other, do

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you know what that is? And neither one knew, so

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they decided just to walk back to grandma's house because

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they did not want to have to figure out what

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that was. And she had seen some outside our childhood

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home too that seemed to be have an intelligence to them,

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like they were circling around and looking for something. So

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I can't remember if there was anything else I wanted

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to mention to you, but I know that you really

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are doing good by letting people tell their stories. And

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even though I have not seen a bigfoot and I'm

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not saying I want to. I just really feel like

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all this evidence is something that I wanted to share

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because it's just so unusual.

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Bobby, thank you for sharing all these things that you've experienced.

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So you mentioned that pretty much we're looking at the

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Laurel Ridge area in a way, which definitely has a

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ton of activity. I think Forbes State Forest is over

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there in that area too.

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Right, Oh, I think you're right, Yeah, yes.

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Which that is extremely active. There's a gentleman I talked

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to a few times about that State Forest has a

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ton of bigfoot activity. Just curious what kind of do

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you mind sharing? What kind of statue were the statues

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of a certain saint that you would put out on

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the oak trees?

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Yes, yes, they were one with Saint Joseph's and the

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other was the Blessed Mother and the other was uh

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it was either Saint Francis of Assisi or Saint trez

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I can't remember. But like I said, they just kind

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of gave me comfort. It was like my little walk

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after my friend died. It helped me. But then they

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were missing. I just I could not figure out what

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was going on.

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Yeah, so you had set up the tent on that

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property after your friend had passed away.

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That's right, Yes, was it?

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It was pretty Was it pretty soon after as well?

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Yeah, it was maybe a week later, maybe not even Yeah,

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and then I ended up taking it down, but not

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because I was afraid. It just was time, like I

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didn't need it anymore, so I took it down.

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How long would you say it was probably up for.

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I would say, okay, it was maybe the middle of

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June to the end of augusts. That sounds about right.

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I think that's about what it was.

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Okay, how much time do you think you spent out

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there in the tent?

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Well, I think I would go almost every day. I

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wasn't working at the time. I was just helping my

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older parents, which is a job too, so I would

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take maybe an hour or two each day, and maybe

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on the weekends I wasn't there at all. So you know,

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it was a fairly constant that I would be visiting it,

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you know, every day or so at least.

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Yeah, that property has a lot of really really interesting

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things going on it from what you shared, and it

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is just very I know this is it's a common

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theme that's come out in Well, there's a lot of stuff.

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I mean you have. I'm doing a lot of episodes

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ahead of time because of travel, and recently, something I've

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just really started to notice is that a lot of these,

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you know, there seems to be a traumatic event oftentimes

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involved right, like the loss of a friend or a

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family member, or a divorce, something that like really really

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affects the individual emotionally. There's something I'm starting to look into.

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It's it's very very interesting connection. I don't know if

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there's anything there, but we will see. And I'm also

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sorry that you lost your friend as well.

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Oh thank you. Yeah, I think that he was ready

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to go. But yeah, it's always sad. And it's interesting

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that you're mentioning that I hadn't even thought of that,

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like maybe because there was that emotional thing going on

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with me that had something to do with whatever being

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attracted or trying to whatever, whatever that is. That's a

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good point. I wouldn't have made that.

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Connection you mentioned. You haven't. You've never had a sighting before.

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Would you ever want to have a sighting?

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Though? Oh boy, that is a good question. I think

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that if it would be meant to happen, then fine,

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but it's not something that I would would try to do.

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I think I don't know how i'd handle it. I

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think I might be too scared. So I don't purposely

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try to have anything like that, but I'd probably prefer

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not to, just because I think it would scare me

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too much.

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You mentioned that you have heard a whoop sound and

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something that sounded guttural and also a scream. Correct, Yes,

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the whoop, the whoop sound. Have you ever heard anything

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else that sounded similar to that, like at a zoo

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or online or anything.

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I thought, No, definitely, not not before or not since,

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except for the I did hear that, Oh wow, but

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that was like different, But the whoops, No, I had

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never heard anything like that before. Okay.

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You also mentioned your son was hearing some weird owl sounds.

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You remind me, like, what was what was a part

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of it that made those owl sounds weird? Was it

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how loud they were, or maybe they sounded a little

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off at the end, anything like that?

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Well to me, when I started to listen to them,

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you know, he had just said owls and weird and

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then he just you know, stayed in the house. He'd

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never thought about it again, I don't think. But when

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I went out then to listen I thought, I have

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never heard an owl that loud, and it's not exactly

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a who It was more like a oh okay. I

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don't know if if that's right, But what made it

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weird was it didn't quite sound like an owl. Plus

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it was really loud, and it just seemed like it

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would be coming from a large animal.

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Interesting. You mentioned you do have a weird sound recorded

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on your phone. It's just really hard to hear it. Yes,

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is that something that you would be able to would

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you be okay? And maybe I'd love to have a

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listen to. I don't know if you'd be able to share.

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I might be able to make that sound a little

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bit louder so you can actually hear it if you could.

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That would be great because I have no problem and

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that to you.

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Yes, yeah, that would be awesome. That would be cool.

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Things still happening on that family property still to this day.

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We haven't noticed anything since I think I said it

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was last fall with that little ball that was woven.

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I know that there are unnatural structures up in there,

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but I haven't looked at them recently. My sister's very

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good at picking up on those, but there's nothing since

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Actually the crash noise that we heard that didn't sound

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quite like a tree falling, and it didn't quite sound

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like a branch falling. I think that's the last thing

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that happened, and I think that was in the fall. Okay,

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so since then we haven't noticed anything. But we're not

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there all the time, so I don't know.

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Can you spend a little bit of time sharing what

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it what you mean by unnatural structures? Just kind of

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maybe just describe me a little bit how they look.

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Sure, the first time my sister ever pointed one out

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to me, we were taking a walk in the very

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close to my house and there's just like a little

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road that turns into a dirt road and follows the

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Stony Creek River, and that's where I heard that ooh

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wah sound, But not at this time that I'm talking about.

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I was with my sister and she started looking at like,

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what do you call it arches in some of the trees,

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and they were one was like obviously right over the path,

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and she was looking at it and said, I don't

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know how that could have naturally grown that way. And

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I said, oh, well, that is odd. And then as

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we walked further, we'd see little oh like a exis,

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and she would show me. You see, she said, see

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how this part of this little tree trunk was broken

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off here, and it was green, it was live wood.

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She said, I don't know who could do that. And

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then there would be another branch crossing it, making an X,

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and that would be like held up in place by

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another branch. And there are several of those type of things.

460
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And one of them was like a I don't know,

461
00:34:55.599 --> 00:35:01.639
it was like a little teepee almost. It was just

462
00:35:01.800 --> 00:35:08.119
like this gathering of sticks and it made like a

463
00:35:08.159 --> 00:35:11.199
little teepee. And we joked and we said, well, maybe

464
00:35:11.199 --> 00:35:16.000
this is the baby bigfoot area, because there were several

465
00:35:16.039 --> 00:35:22.360
little structures there. That's about the best I can describe

466
00:35:23.679 --> 00:35:27.480
the way she explained it to me. She said, these

467
00:35:27.519 --> 00:35:32.840
are things that I don't think would happen by themselves

468
00:35:32.880 --> 00:35:38.159
in nature, and most of them were xes or arches.

469
00:35:41.000 --> 00:35:45.119
Thank you, Thank you for sharing that. You mentioned that

470
00:35:45.519 --> 00:35:49.920
there was a story you heard about ark rangers at

471
00:35:49.920 --> 00:35:53.440
a reservoir seeing a family of bigfoot drinking from the reservoir.

472
00:35:53.559 --> 00:36:00.880
Was that right, Yes, that was in either nineteen ninety

473
00:36:01.000 --> 00:36:07.400
or two thousand, I can't remember, but that is online.

474
00:36:07.760 --> 00:36:12.760
They Yeah, I don't know if anything ever came of

475
00:36:12.800 --> 00:36:18.519
it back that far. People probably just laughed it off,

476
00:36:19.440 --> 00:36:23.519
but they reported it. They felt it was important enough

477
00:36:23.559 --> 00:36:27.719
to report. And I think it was supposedly two adults

478
00:36:27.960 --> 00:36:36.000
and a juvenile and they were drinking out of the reservoir. Yeah.

479
00:36:37.559 --> 00:36:40.079
Do you remember where you had read that? I have,

480
00:36:40.360 --> 00:36:43.639
I've never heard that account. It's very very interesting. Was

481
00:36:43.679 --> 00:36:45.119
it like BFRO or.

482
00:36:47.199 --> 00:36:50.480
Well, I guess I could tell you the name of

483
00:36:50.559 --> 00:36:54.480
the of the reservoir and then you might be able

484
00:36:54.519 --> 00:37:00.480
to find it. Okay, it is the Quemahoning of war

485
00:37:01.360 --> 00:37:06.960
or damn sis q U E M A h O

486
00:37:07.159 --> 00:37:11.960
N I n G. Hopefully you'd be able to find

487
00:37:12.000 --> 00:37:17.239
it with that, because I don't remember exactly what fight

488
00:37:17.360 --> 00:37:17.719
it was.

489
00:37:20.239 --> 00:37:28.760
Thank you, gonna yes, Oh okay, yeah, this is okay.

490
00:37:28.920 --> 00:37:31.639
This is a new area for me. I'm definitely gonna

491
00:37:35.119 --> 00:37:39.840
let's see. I wonder how close this is. I'm looking

492
00:37:39.920 --> 00:37:42.920
up something real quick. Oh yeah, it's like half an

493
00:37:42.960 --> 00:37:46.079
hour away from Forbes. That's wild. Okay, So yeah, that

494
00:37:46.159 --> 00:37:49.960
whole area is just is crazy. Oh that's funny. There's

495
00:37:50.000 --> 00:37:55.800
a business there in the middle called Bigfoot Construction. Yeah,

496
00:37:56.000 --> 00:37:59.119
I know, Yeah, there are the chances.

497
00:37:58.800 --> 00:38:09.840
Right right, And that's the reservoir. That is, if you

498
00:38:09.840 --> 00:38:13.599
would like walk up the mountain behind my house, through

499
00:38:13.599 --> 00:38:17.440
all the woods and then cross a couple farm lands,

500
00:38:18.000 --> 00:38:20.000
then that's where that reservoir is.

501
00:38:20.159 --> 00:38:26.239
Okay, gotcha. Yeah, And this is it's one of those

502
00:38:26.400 --> 00:38:28.719
episodes where I think it's going to lead to a

503
00:38:28.760 --> 00:38:34.039
few really interesting things because we've kind of talked about

504
00:38:34.840 --> 00:38:39.440
I mean Forbes, but I was not aware that. Yeah,

505
00:38:39.440 --> 00:38:42.800
this whole area is pretty wild. If people are listening,

506
00:38:42.800 --> 00:38:45.199
and I've heard of other things happening in this area,

507
00:38:45.280 --> 00:38:49.280
definitely leave a comment or you can send email to

508
00:38:49.360 --> 00:38:54.679
me a Bigfoot Society at gmail dot com. But Bobby,

509
00:38:54.719 --> 00:38:59.039
it has been it's been a pleasure chatting with you

510
00:38:59.119 --> 00:39:03.119
on the show about what you've experienced. I think this

511
00:39:03.119 --> 00:39:05.719
this will probably lead to some some cool things coming

512
00:39:05.719 --> 00:39:09.960
out of Pennsylvania from this area. But before we end

513
00:39:10.000 --> 00:39:12.719
our time today, I want to make sure that you're

514
00:39:12.800 --> 00:39:16.039
able to share everything that you want to share today.

515
00:39:18.280 --> 00:39:21.519
Yeah, I think that's it. I think we covered everything,

516
00:39:21.719 --> 00:39:25.199
and thank you so much. It's great to have a

517
00:39:25.360 --> 00:39:28.559
platform you know that you can share this stuff and

518
00:39:28.920 --> 00:39:29.800
every little.

519
00:39:29.480 --> 00:39:34.480
Bit helps, so absolutely and yeah, if you continue to

520
00:39:35.880 --> 00:39:41.639
experience things at you know, your place or the family property,

521
00:39:42.039 --> 00:39:44.599
you can always you know, send me another email. Feel

522
00:39:44.599 --> 00:39:46.400
free to reach out. I'd love to hear from you again.

523
00:39:46.480 --> 00:39:49.719
But thank you again Bobby for coming on the show.

524
00:39:51.320 --> 00:39:51.840
Thank you.

525
00:39:54.599 --> 00:39:56.159
Just wanted to take a minute to say thank you

526
00:39:56.199 --> 00:39:58.519
truly for listening to this episode of the big Foot

527
00:39:58.519 --> 00:40:01.239
Society podcast. Bobby story is one of those that leaves

528
00:40:01.239 --> 00:40:04.079
you unsettled, not because of fear, but because of how

529
00:40:04.159 --> 00:40:07.440
real and human it feels. A bird's nest, a tent

530
00:40:07.480 --> 00:40:09.400
in the woods, in a presence that might just be

531
00:40:09.440 --> 00:40:12.679
watching or even trying to connect. So huge thanks to

532
00:40:12.719 --> 00:40:15.079
Bobby for being willing to share such a personal and

533
00:40:15.159 --> 00:40:18.360
emotional journey from the forest of Laurel Ridge to the

534
00:40:18.360 --> 00:40:23.119
banks of the Quamahoning Reservoir. And if you enjoyed this conversation,

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541
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542
00:40:43.320 --> 00:40:47.159
Bigfoot encounter, especially in Pennsylvania anywhere near Laurel Ridge or

543
00:40:47.199 --> 00:40:49.719
the Chestnut Ridge, I'd love to hear from you, so

544
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552
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553
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