Beans Eddy Terror: Bigfoot Hurls Boulder in Midnight Encounter

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I'm doing a night fishing thing.
I'm out there. I probably got there

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about five o'clock that evening. I
was playing at a stay till dawn,

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just catching catfish. I'm sitting there
and I just turned off my head lamp

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checking the line, and everything just
went quiet. Anyone who's spending the amount

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of time outdoors knows that when the
night bugs and the birds go quiet,

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there's predator around either. You're listening
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I've taken far too much of your
time so far, so let's get on

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with the show, all right.
Big for Society got the privilege of talking

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to Danny from Wisconsin tonight. How's
it going today, Danny? Pretty good.

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I'm glad to be here. I'm
glad that you said yes to coming

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on and you had hit me up
on TikTok and you said you had some

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interesting things happen up there in Wiscon. I would love if you'd be able

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to share your story, because it
sounds like you might have some other stuff

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that's happened in your past besides the
Wisconsin stuff too. I'll let you take

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the reins and wherever we need to
start is all right. Absolutely, feel

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free to interrupt me if you have
a question I want to clarify. Something

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doesn't bother me one bit. Sure. The first, let me give some

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bona fides here. I am from
southeast Texas. Originally it's the accent everybody's

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going to hear that I moved up
here eighteen years ago. But I've been

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an outdoorsman in some way, former
fashion, hunting, fishing, camping,

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you name it, since I was
a kid. And because of that,

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I know the animals in the areas
where I frequent. I know what kind

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of animals are supposed to be there. I even know what animals the DNR

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has not recorded in those areas because
the population isn't there enough to record,

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if you get my meaning. And
there's a place that I go to Neartown

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in Central Wisconsin called Mozanie. It's
called Beanzetti. It's basically just this little

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podunk dirt road that goes down to
a boat ramping back into a bunch of

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farmers, cornfields and whatnot. It's
a huge forested area. Once you get

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away from the houses, it's nothing
but forest as far as you can even

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plan to walk. Now, the
night that I was talking about when I

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messaged you on TikTok was probably the
most frightened I have ever been in the

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woods. I'm a large guy.
I'm six' one, I weigh four

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hundred and eighty pounds. I'm built
like a linebacker. I'm disabled now,

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but I'm a former powerlifter, former
athlete. I'm not a guy that gets

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intimidated easily. And I'm doing a
night fishing thing. I'm out there.

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I probably got there about five o'clock
that evening. I was playing at a

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stay till dawn, just catching catfish. And anyone who's ever been to the

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central Wisconsin area knows that the place
is just riddled with granite. Like,

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there's big granite boulders out where I
fish. I use one of them as

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a seat. They're everywhere. And
I'm sitting here fishing. It's probably eleven

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o'clock at night by this point,
and I'm sitting there and I just turned

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off my head lamp checking the line, and everything just went quiet. Now

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I could still carry I always have
a firearm on me out there, because

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I know there's codies out there.
I've seen cougar prints out there. This

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is not a place that you want
to be unarmed if you get my meal.

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And I was like, okay,
here's a predator around. And anyone

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who's spending the amount of time outdoors
knows that when the night bugs and the

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birds go quiet, there's a predator
around. I'd been there long enough they

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long since lost interest in me.
And then I hear this. You ever

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heard one of the big bear or
one of the great cats, like a

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lion or a tiger, when they
just do that chuff sound when they're a

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little bit irritated. Absolutely, I
heard that, and I was like,

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okay, I know there are black
bear here. Generally, don't have to

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worry about a black bear they don't
get very big where I'm at, so

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not terribly concerned. Yeah, holler, roll loud, they'll usually run off.

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So I just did what most people
do, hey bear, and figured,

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okay, whatever. And I didn't
hear anything. I didn't hear brush

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moving nothing. Next thing I know, I see one of these boulders.

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This thing was probably the size of
my torso. And considering I'm roughly the

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size of a silver back gorilla,
that's a substantial chunk of rock flies out

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probably twenty five ish feet into this
river that I'm fishing on the side of,

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and hits the water and makes that
goes down deep, makes that big

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splash up where you hear the boom
kind of you know sound. And I

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did some quick calculations in my head
and said, whatever managed to pick that

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up and chunk it, I want
no part of because that means it can

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do it to me with ease.
And I will tell you right now when

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I say I'm disabled, I am
caine dependent. I have never in my

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life packed up my fishing gear,
drawn my handgun, packed up my truck

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and scooed it out of there faster. I'm not even certain I was using

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my cane to get to the truck. It was, without question, the

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most frightening thing I've ever been a
part of. And while I'm packing up

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this truck, I hear that sound
again, that kind of grunt sound.

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The only animals I've ever heard make
that sound is a big grizzly or one

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of those great cats. Like I
was telling you, Yeah, and that's

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not in those woods. You might
run into a black bear very rarely.

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I've been up here eighteen years.
I've seen new stories of where one got

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spotted in town, but I think
there's only been like three of them.

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So quick question that came to mind. It sounds like what you didn't hear

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was I'm imagining Devil's advocate. A
huge rock rolls down the side of a

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hill, and you're gonna hear other
things getting hit as it's rolling. You

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didn't hear that. You just all
of a sudden, a rock just gets

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chucked out of nowhere. That's what
you're saying. Oh, I saw the

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rock get chunked. This was not
coming down a hill. This was airborne.

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I watched the arc. It probably
got launched from i'd say less than

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thirty feet from where I was sitting
now the way that where I fish beanzetti

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is the way it. As you
come down this little dirt road, it

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opens up into this big gravel parking
lot. There's a boat ramp on one

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side of the parking lot, and
there's this little path that comes down to

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a small little barren spot right down
the water's edge, and then there's this

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above that, there's this rise that
goes along this path. It goes back

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into the woods that hunters and ATV
enthusiasts go out and use. There is

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no hill for this to run down. It's a other than the little spot

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that I'm at. It's a pretty
sure drop off from that ledge to the

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water's edge. There's no hill for
this rock to have rolled down on.

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There's no ramp for it to have
gotten airborne. I watched this thing fly

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twenty five feet. Granite is very
dense, it's very heavy. There's a

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reason it's used to make buildings and
countertops and things like that. It's durable.

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It's sturdy stuff. So for a
rock, a boulder, let's call

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it what it is. It's a
boulder the size of my torso it would

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have to weigh seven to eight hundred
pounds on the low end, and this

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thing went airborne. Now, the
only thing that comes to mind is for

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that kind of air, for that
kind of air tank time to be achieved,

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you would need someone as a being
that is capable of being bipedal and

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having opposable thumbs to grip. Now, a mountain gorilla, so commonly called

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a silver bat gorilla, can relatively
easily flip a car. Now, these

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creatures that we call bigfoot sasquatch gigantopithecus, if you want to go that route,

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are reportedly much much bigger than their
gorilla cousins, if they are indeed

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related, as a lot of people
that are believe in bigfoot think they are.

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With that comes an extraordinary proportion of
extra strength. So that tells me

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that it would have needed to have
been a bipedal creature capable of easily lifting

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close to one thousand pounds and throwing
it like ball over twenty five feet,

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because I'm assuming he wasn't standing on
the water's edge when it got chucked.

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So to have that happen, Let's
just put it this way. I don't

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go night fishing anymore. There I
might be there, I might be there

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after dark, but ten thirty is
about my cutoff. He got grumpy with

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me about eleven. I figured that's
my curfew. I'm done now. After

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this happened, did you try to
do any research about this area to see

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if anyone else had experienced weird things
as well? Or I've looked, and

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there's a lot of reports in this
area of dog men type creatures, bigfoot

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type creatures. I take a lot
of them with a grain of salts because

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a lot of them, as you
probably know better than I do, a

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lot of them come from reports people
seeing in passing a creature that they couldn't

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identify, that don't know the area, don't know the woods, don't know

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the animals in that area, don't
have any training in observation or investigative skills,

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so there's really not much you can
take at face value from those.

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But there are a lot of reports, and the ones that I did find

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it shows that, given the large
expanse of woods, that there's things there

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that we don't know. You could
get lost in there and no one would

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ever find you. You've got a
town and with an air with a small

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airport ten minutes drive from this place
from where it's from. Beans Eddy and

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beyond that, it's a thirty minute
trip to the next town on the freeway,

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So we're talking thirty or forty miles
of just and there's a pretty big

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wildlife area south of there. Right, Yeah, there's a couple that there's

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a couple here in the States where
I was fishing at. It's on a

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place called the Eau Claire Flowage,
which is part of the Wisconsin River.

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It's a really large waterway that covers
a significant portion of the state. So

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unfortunately that doesn't really narrow anything down. But this area is well trafficked.

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I've gone there before. At that
it means that I fished there for years,

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and I've seen thirty or forty cars
parked there with boats where I had

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this incident at This is not an
area that's out in the Boone Docks by

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any stretch of the imagination. It's
the edge of the Boone Docks, is

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what it is. It's just I'm
trying to think of something else this could

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be, and I'm just coming up
with a blank because it's it's so large

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an item. I don't think even
a human could have thrown it out.

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No, there's no way. I
actually follow several strong men because my athlete

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I was a powerlifter. Okay,
so I do to this day follow strong

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men half Thor buornsen Eddie Hall.
Giant men like these are people who have

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won the World's Strongest Man title,
and they could not grab a stone of

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this size. They might be able
to lift it, in fact, they

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often do as part of these strongman
competitions, but they couldn't have gotten twenty

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five foot of distance upwards of fifteen
feet in the air of Hangkong. The

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strongest men in the world could not
have done it. Now, I don't

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know how old you are, Jeremiah, do you mind me asking? I'm

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old enough now. I just turned
forty. I turned forty two tomorrow.

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You're in good company there. The
area in Texas that I'm from is close

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to a town called Silsby. Sillsby
is where a man named Mark Henry grew

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up. He was on WW for
a lot of time. For a long

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time, he was also one of
the world's strongest men. My family knew

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him. Okay. I never had
the pleasure of meeting the man. One

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of my aunts actually used to babysit
for him. Oh wow, So like

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I've been around these powerful people,
physically powerful. That is all my life,

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and not just in person, but
following on social media and things like

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that, and knowing what they're capable
of and knowing there is no way even

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a group of them together could have
achieved what I experienced that night. Definitely.

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Yeah, I don't. I don't
blame you not being out there,

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lady. So you're saying that when
you were in Texas, you were down

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in the Sillsby area, Yeah,
I'm Actually I was born in a town

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outside of he Houston, moved to
Beaumont, which is about thirty minutes from

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the Gulf of Mexico, thirty minutes
from Louisiana right there on it, which

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is about a half hour drive from
Silsby, and my stepdad growing up his

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family was all from Silsby, and
that's where I grew up. It was

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basically right there in the big thicket. Absolutely. And I've had an experience

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when I was a child, I
think I was probably thirteen where I was

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out walking the woods, spinning out
squirrels and raccoons. We had a little

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twenty two's and I've had a cougar
up in a tree behind me. My

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buddy saw it and pegged it in
the hind quarters, probably the only thing

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that saved me, because if you
know anything about cougars, if they're a

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tree and behind you, they're planning
on having you as a snack. No.

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Yeah, even hearing that cat scream
after getting pegged in its back end

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by my buddy's twenty two did not
scare me as much as that night in

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beans Eddie and I was a child, then, yeah, you don't mess

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around with it with cougars for sure, to just jump on you and snap

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your neck is what they usually try
to do. Yeah, exactly, and

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say, it's not the cougar that
you got to be worried about, because

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if you see them, they wanted
you to see them. For a three

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hundred pound cat, they're extraordinarily stealthy. It's the ones you don't see that

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you got to be concerned about,
which is why I carry a gun on

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me anytime I go out there.
Because according to the DNR, which if

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people don't know, is Wisconsin's Department
of Natural Resources, there are no cougars

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in central Wisconsin. That's the official
stance of the DNR. I have personally

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seen cat prints. I've owned cats
all my life. I know what a

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cat print looks like in the mud
out there, the size of a dinner

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plate. Oh wow, Now,
I understand displacement in mud is going to

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make it look much bigger than it
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for that's still a very big cat. Yeah, that's nothing to mess with,

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for sure. I would definitely be
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in that area of Wisconsin, for
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Texas, the area you were referring
to for listeners to know what Danny is

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referring to this area down there that
You've got Sam Houston National Forest, You've

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got Angelina National Forests, which was
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You've got all sorts of Bigfoot action
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also referenced in the Texas dog Man
Triangle documentary by Small Town Monsters as some

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really weird stuff that has happened in
that area regarding dog Man, Danny,

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have you ever experienced anything down there
in that area yourself or heard of any

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stories in that area in Texas.
I've heard stories, but it's always been

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second third hand. I've never personally
experienced anything myself. But when I was

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down there, I was always camping
with a group of people. I was

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very ever rarely solo. So I'm
usually interacting with them and admittedly young dumb

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kid not paying attention to what's around
me. But as I've gotten older,

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as I've gotten more experienced, and
I'm going out by myself in a lot

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of cases, I don't have a
choice but to keep my head on a

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swivel. There's even just coyote like
they're the size of a dog. Individually,

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they're not a huge threat, but
they don't come individually. Do they

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know? They don't? They do? And so I have to be cognizant

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of those things because I've got a
family to get home too, and I'm

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not gonna I'm not gonna mess with
that. Like I've seen other things out

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at bean z Eddi in the woods
around that area, I will tell you

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this, that is not a place
that you want to be alone without help

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and without resources. There's ravines out
there that you fall down into. It's

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too steep to get back up unless
you're eight feet tall with four foot long

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legs, right exactly. But what
other things have you noticed out there and

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bean Setti that have caused you alarm. A lot of times where again the

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whole whole woods go silent. A
lot of times where I hear something large

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in the underbrush which is relatively thick
and relatively thorny. There's a lot of

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really thorny plants. I think it's
acacia, is what it is. They

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got like an inch and a half
two inch long thorns. It's not something

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you want to fall into, if
you know what I mean. I've had

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a time where I'm driving because the
road that leads to the boat ramp,

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their road goes back beyond that and
goes way deep into those woods and farther

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than my truck can go. I
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am not taking that out there.
They got ruts two or three feet deep.

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I'm not getting my truck stuck.
But I've taken my friends out that

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were planning a hike back to the
back of the place and go camping for

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a few days. And they were
using my truck to get out there.

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They're unloading stuff, hiking it to
the camp spot, come back, grab

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another load, and go. So
I'm just standing outside the truck smoking a

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cigarette and I look over and I
see something looking at me from the tree

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line, and it's above me.
I'm six foot one. There's not much

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it gets to look down at me. Could it have been a raccoon sitting

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up on a tree branch? Yeah, raccoons don't have six inches between each

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eye. That's what I was just
gonna ask you. One of those friends,

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And this goes back to the reliable
witness kind of thing. He's also

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a hunter and outdoorsman. He's also
in the military, which means he's trained

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in observation and to investigation just as
a natural part of his career as a

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military and individual, He's seen things
out there that I can't help but trust,

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simply due to the nature of who
he is. He said he saw

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a cat what looked to be a
cat walking on behind its hind legs.

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The only thing I can think is
was it a cat or was it a

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young dog? Man? Okay,
thinking dog vaguely humanoid physique, maybe a

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teenager. Teenagers are gangly creatures,
and it doesn't matter what species. Look

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at the rest of the animal world. You get a teenager of pretty much

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any species. They're usually pretty gangly. So maybe it was a young one

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there. I've heard howls out there
that no human throat could make. And

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this was before wolves had been reintroduced
to Wisconsin. I know what a coyote

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sounds like. I hear them all
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I love listening to them. But
I've heard howls out there that would

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stand every hair on the back of
your neck straight up. I'm actually sitting

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here. I don't know if you
can hear it in my voice, but

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I'm actually shaking thinking about this stuff. Oh I can tell I can't tell

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it d chain smoking. I'm chain
smoking, which I don't normally do.

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So Yeah, it's it's very unnerving
to actually sit down and lay this out

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in a serious manner, because usually
when I talk about it, I'm joking,

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joke about it. Just it's coping
mechanism, I'll admit it. But

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I'm not the type to believe in
the whole werewolf thing. Sure, the

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physiology of it, the whole shifting
forms thing, I can't speak to.

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That doesn't makes sense in my head. But do I think that there's perhaps

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a variant on the that has more
of the digital grade legs that like a

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dog has, that has more wolfish
features instead of primate features. I can't

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discount that. I can't that discount
that as a possibility, just like I

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can't discount Bigfoot as a possibility,
right because just looking at statistics, Okay,

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do you happen to know how many
bigfoot type sightings there are a year

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in the United States alone? Oh? There's a lot. It's last I

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saw it somewhere the neighborhood of fifty
thousand. Oh yeah. If we take

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just half of those and immediately discount
them as hoaxes or misidentifications, which I

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think is a fairly reasonable conservative number
to go with, that still leads twenty

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five thousand to go huh. Now, if we take that remaining twenty five

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thousand, then split it in half
again, I think relatively conservative number here,

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and discount unreliable wness they only saw
it for a moment, or they

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didn't get a good enough look at
it to really know what they were looking

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at, or they were truists to
the area and don't know the animals in

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that area, that kind of thing, and immediately eliminate those again, that

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still leaves twelve thousand, five hundred
conservatively sightings every single year from reliable,

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knowledgeable, trained an observation or investigation
sightings that we can't just discount. It's

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wild to think about. The argument
is something that I've brought up a few

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times in personal conversations. It's people
just don't realize how many reports are out

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there every year. Do you hear
a lot of dog man type reports from

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that area? In this area?
Yeah, in this state alone, absolutely.

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I know we have the Beast of
Bray Road, right, but yeah,

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very famously, I believe her name
is Linda Godfrey. Yes, has

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made that very public. But it
goes beyond that, It goes way beyond

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that. That is one very small
stretch of road. I don't know if

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you've ever actually looked to the size
of Bray Road. It's not very big.

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No, it's not. Okay,
I think it's a quarter maybe three

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quarters of a mile long. It's
not a huge stretch of road. But

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every sighting in that area seems to
go seems to get counted. Oh,

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it's the Beast Bray Road. It's
the Beast of Bray Road. No,

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what it is dog men. And
there are dog men sightings that go back

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thousands of years. Because if you
go to Native American legends, First Nations,

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people who have been here longer than
anyone that looks like us, as

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they tell stories of these creatures,
dog men, sasquatch, and depending on

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who you talk to in that vein, these creatures can be simply flesh and

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blood like we are. Sometimes they're
spiritual creatures. Sometimes they're a mix of

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both. And if there's one thing
that I know, and I don't claim

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to be an expert by any stretch
on Native American mythology or anything of the

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sort, one thing I do know
is that these are not a people that

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are prone to fancy. They're not
a people that is prone to exaggeration and

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embellishment of their stories and legends.
And that gives me pause, That makes

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me stop and think there's probably a
little more to this than I want to

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give credit for. Because when you
really stop and think about the amount of

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unpopulated, undeveloped land there is just
in North America, Canada, Alaska,

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continental United States, and how much
could actually be there, it's absolutely terrifying.

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M Oh, absolutely, us out
doorsman's you know, us out doorsmen,

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we're absolutely bonkers. Once we have
that realization to still go out there

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and do what we enjoy, we
have to be some level of disturbed to

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be willing to go out and do
that, especially in my case and people

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like me who were disabled and refused
to let that limit us from doing what

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we enjoy. Okay, because a
physically fit hunter who has no physical handicaps,

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they could just tuck and run.
I can't do that. So for

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me to understand these understanding and have
these kind of epiphanies about what could be

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out there, I have to think
I come to no other conclusion than I'm

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just a little bit touched in the
head to still go out there. It

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definitely makes for an interesting situation for
sure. Danny. Over the years,

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it sounds like you've definitely heard some
things. Do you recall Can you recall

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any specific stories that you've heard over
the years of maybe dog man encounters in

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the state of Wisconsin. There's one
story from a friend of mine, we'll

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call her Nicks. She lived up
in the Eagle River, which is about

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an hour and a half north of
where I am, and she lived out

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there on her grandmother's land. I
was doing the homesteading thing, trying to

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do that, and for the first
couple of years she was living in an

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RV that she had moved out at
a little fifth wheeler. She pooled behind

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her vehicle, and there were times
that you would tell me, yeah,

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no, I went stayed at Grandma's
house for a few days because she saw

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something through her window that was too
tall to be a bear unless that bear

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can walk for an extended period of
time on its back legs, which they

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can't, and was looking in through
her windows on her fifth wheel. She

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doesn't like talking about it, she
doesn't like thinking about it, but it

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has led after a couple of years
of trying to do the homestead, saying

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to her uprooting and moving back closer
to the city, she wouldn't stay there

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anymore. These things are I'm going
to sound a little bit like one of

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the conspiracy kooks here for a second, but these things are out there,

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and sadly, it's going to take
an outdoorsman to prove it. Because the

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scientists want a body on a slab
to codify and identify and figure out where

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it fits in the genetic family tree, as it were. That's not going

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to happen with a camera crew out
in the woods hooping and hollering and talking

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in normal tones. Every animal in
a mile radius knows they're there. You're

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not going to get it. With
a camera crew for these shows that you

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sing that we're all over Discovery and
Travel Channel for years, You're not going

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to get that. It's going to
take an outdoorsman who sees something in his

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deer standard as deer blind and goes, I have to take this shot.

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Now Here comes the ethical problems with
that, because if this thing is as

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genetically close or closer to humans than
saying chimpanzee or gorilla is, then what

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level of intelligence did they have?
What level of sapiens do they have?

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Did that hunter just eliminate a thinking, reasoning, otional being to prove the

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existence of its species or just an
animal? And I think that's a question

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that can't be answered. And until
you get that specimen, which exactly,

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Yeah, that's where it gets tricky. The other problem is there's a huge

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hunting culture here in the Midwest.
I believe I heard a report one time

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that between Minnesota, Michigan, and
Wisconsin alone there are more firearms and civilian

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hands than in the United States military. So you throw Iowa into that too,

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and you really got a party going
exactly. You toss Texas into the

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mix. And boy, that's a
whole different animal. That's a small country's

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worth of firearms out there, and
the amount of hunting accidents that happened just

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due to the number of hunters that
are out here every year is staggering.

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And it makes every hunter with a
function any brain cell in their skull,

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which if they're in the woods with
a firearm, I hope there's one.

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I hope there's a few, preferably
a full brain. They got to wonder,

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is this some idiot hunter walking around
here in a gilly suit instead of

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having his blaze orange on, And
it's gonna make hunters as it should,

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pause and verify that shot before they
take it. I will tell you this

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as a hunter. If I'm in
my dear blind and I see that,

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I'm gonna mind my business because I
don't want to be the one to put

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that specimen on the slab only to
find out, oh, that was a

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person who was being stupid and was
out here trying to pull a hoax,

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or was out here in a gilly
suit trying to get an unfair advantage on

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a hunt and put themselves at risk. There's been so many different times that

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I've heard where it's the hunter.
They get the creature in their sights,

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especially out in southeast Oklahoma, and
they just they can't pull the trigger because

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they can't one hundred percent tell that
it's not actually a human, and they

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don't want to actually be the one
that murders some human creature by accident.

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It's just once you get it in
the sites, it's hard to know what

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you're dealing with. It is,
and one of the first rules of using

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a firearm is to know what you're
shooting and what's beyond it. So if

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you can't one hundred percent identify what
you are about to unload a very powerful

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rifle round into, it's not worth
it. I hope I'm never put in

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that position. I hope I'm never
put into a position where I have to

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defend myself and take that shot,
because I've heard stories, probably you have

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too, of these things being very
aggressive. I'm talking knocking over campers,

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breaking windows, things like that,
actually attacking people. Oh absolutely, And

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I've heard trailers being knocked off the
blocks in northern Maine. I don't know

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if you hear similar things up there
in Wisconsin, in upper north upper Midwest

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where you're at, But yeah,
they can get very aggressive and slap a

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house so hard that everything falls off
the shelves on the inside. Crazy stuff.

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Yeah, and it's not something I
ever want to experience. Now,

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would I be interested to know that, yes, these things have been identified

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and codified. They're real. It's
no longer a bunch of hicks out in

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the woods who think they saw something
because they were drinking Poppy Pappy's old moonshine.

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It's not going to be that anymore. But I'm gonna tell you right

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now, I don't want to be
the one to do it, because if

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I have any say about it,
I'm never going to be around one of

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these creatures again. That encounter was
enough for me. I don't go on

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that back road anymore that leads to
the back came to Beanzetti, not even

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to the little corner where I drop
my friends off. I don't go back

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there anymore. I go to the
parking lot where the boat ramp is,

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or where that little trail going down
to the side of the water is where

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I fish at. That's as far
as I go. Yeah, I just

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have a feeling someone is listening to
this and they're going to be like,

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yeah, I've had a similar thing
or I had this happen. They're going

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to put something in the comments or
send me an email. And I just

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got a feeling, Danny, that
you are not the only one that has

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experienced some weird stuff in that area. For sure. I can't be just

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again, it goes back to statistic. Statistically, I can't be h Like

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I said, this is a fairly
popular area. People go out there all

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the time, whether it's fishing from
the land or out there fishing on boats.

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Somebody has seen something. Somebody has
seen more than what I've seen.

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I've been out there before. When
I get out there fishing, there's a

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couple of old timers, people that
Vietnams like. These are hard men.

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These are men who have looked death
in the face and giggled that when dark

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comes around down at beans Eddie,
they pack up. I'm a Southern boy.

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I like my catfish bite the most
at night, so I'm not leaving

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it dark, but I don't stay
late. Danny. It's a very interesting

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story, a really interesting encounter that
you had. I have a feeling that

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it's to start to something. They're
like little storylines that'll happen, but they're

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real. They are things that people
have actually experienced. But an interview like

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this can start a whole bunch of
Wisconsin interviews. I would be really curious

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if people have experienced stuff similar to
this or in the same area. Please

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reach out so we can get what
you've experienced out to the public as well

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and help others. But Danny,
it's been a pleasure chatting with you tonight

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for sure. Thank you for having
me. I really appreciate it. I've

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never had an outlet other than chatting
with my friends joking around making them giggle.

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But I've never sat down and really
told anybody this in a serious,

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factual manner, and so I appreciate
the chance to do. If you ever

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run into anything else interesting up there, please feel free to reach out.

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I would love to hear anything else
that you hear from up there in Wisconsin.

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Thank you so much for chatting.
Not a problem at all. If

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I see anything, If I experience
anything else, I will reach out.

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I have your email and I'm fallly
on TikTok so I can get in touch.

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Great sir, Thank you, you
have a great rest of your night,

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and thank you so much for reaching
out. Danny, you have a

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great night as well, and thank
you again. And I hope to hear

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from you. If you get anybody
that's seen something similar, I'd love to

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know myself. Oh, I'll definitely
be reaching out for sure. All.

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Thank you very much, Jeremiah,
you have a great night, Man you

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as well. Thank you. Here
at Bigfoot Society, our goal is to

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provide a platform for those that have
encountered Bigfoot to share their encounter and a

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safe and respected environment. But we
need to hear your story. If you've

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experienced something that you just can't explain, please send me an email at Bigfoot

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Society at gmail dot com. Then
we can start the conversation. And I

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know a lot of you have not
shared your encounter at all. It's been

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twenty years and it's time that you
get this off your chest and then you

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can get some well deserved for rest, because I know you haven't been sleeping.

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I understand what you're going through and
I appreciate every one of you listening