Dec. 20, 2024
Iowa Bluff Charge!
In this episode of the Bigfoot Society podcast, host Jeremiah Byron speaks with Nick, an outdoorsman from Allamakee County, Iowa. Nick recounts a terrifying Bigfoot encounter he had as a teenager while squirrel hunting near Yellow River State Forest....
In this episode of the Bigfoot Society podcast, host Jeremiah Byron speaks with Nick, an outdoorsman from Allamakee County, Iowa. Nick recounts a terrifying Bigfoot encounter he had as a teenager while squirrel hunting near Yellow River State Forest. Hear about the frightening events that unfolded, the sounds of an unknown creature, and the lasting impact it has had on Nick's life. Explore the intriguing aspects of the Driftless Area and other notable Bigfoot sighting hotspots in northeastern Iowa. Don't miss this captivating discussion about one man's chilling experience with the unknown.
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slash the Big for Society and now let's get on
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with the show. All right, Big Fort Society. We've got
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the privilege of talking to Nick today. Nick is an
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outdoorsman from up in Alamackee County in Iowa, northeastern Iowa,
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and some of you might be familiar about that county.
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In recent episodes it got brought up, and it's also
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the area where a Yellow River State Forest is a
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lot of you might be familiar of that. But Nick,
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thank you for coming on the show. How's it going tonight?
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Oh, not too bad. It's a windy, nasty day up here,
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but it's been pretty good so far.
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Oh man, it's roughly we're in west of West of
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Moines and it's forty mile per hour winds down here.
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It's wild.
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Yeah, it's been howling all day or two.
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Feels like the roof is going to get blown off,
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so hopefully that doesn't happen. But yeah, that's part of
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living in Iowa. Right, Yeah, that's for sure exactly. You
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had reached out to me through email, I think quite
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a while ago, and then you'd reached out again after
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a certain episode you heard recently. Correct.
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Yes, yeah, here I saw. I listened to the Amakithni,
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Iowa episode recently, and I yeah, pretty much. I had
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to send a set up an interview because it's because
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I've had any experience at one of the places that
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he mentioned, not really very iffy one, but and I
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had one when I was younger that was really blatant
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and I've shared it before, but I think people should
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hear it because it's pretty wild.
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Yeah, absolutely, Nick, I'm going to go ahead and feel
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free to take us back to where you were when
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that occurred and what we need to know, and you
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can take us right into it.
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Okay, So I live in Lansing, Iowa. It's right down
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the Mississippi River, about eleven miles south of the Minnesota border,
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about ten ten or twelve miles from Yellow River State Forest.
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And my encounter happened. It was I was ninth ninth grader,
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a freshman in high school, and I'm thirty seven now,
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so it's over twenty years ago now. But so it
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was around September first, somewhere in there, right around the
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opening of a small game seasons girl season, and my
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friend or two of my friends and myself decided to
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go squirrel hunting and we went to this there's a
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shooting range that's about three or four miles south Lancing,
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and so we were we went out and parked at
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the spot, and it's the driveway that we parked had
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is right next to the shooting range. And we walked
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out the valley south about a few hundred yards and
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then started walking up the hill. And we got halfway
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up the hill or something like that, we're in this
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little clearing and there's a like a ravine right next
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to us, like a waterway basically, and all of a sudden,
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something came crashing down the hill towards us, and it
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stopped at the edge of the tree line, and it
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then proceeded to basically beat on its chest and screeched
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like a chimpanzee, and it just it absolutely scared every
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living crap out of us. And I remember thinking, what
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is that? And so I was like, follow me, And
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we ran down into this ditch and kind of buy
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a tree and stood back to back with our squirrel
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rifles and waited for this thing to just watching, waiting
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for this thing to attack us. It was so loud
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that you could hear, you could feel the percussion of
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it beating on its chest, and it was like just
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it sounded massive. It sounded like a cow crashing through
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a cornfield. That's how I would portray it. And I
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honestly don't remember leaving the woods that day. I just
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remember this moment of just pure terror. What is this thing?
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I've never I've been I spent a lot of time
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in the woods over the years, squirrel hunting and deer
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hunting and stuff like that, and hiking, and I've never
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heard anything like that in the woods around here. And
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people said, oh, maybe it was a rough grouse, and
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I was like, I know what a grouse sounds like.
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I know exactly what a grouse sounds like. It sounds
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like an old tractor starting up. This was nothing like that.
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This thing was just screeching like a chimpanzee, but a
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little bit deeper in tone maybe, if anything. And like
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I've talked to one of the other guys recently that
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he doesn't even remember it. But I was at a
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party with the other friend and I said to him,
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do you remember that time we went squirrel on taking?
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He's yeah, what was that? And I said it had
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to be a big foot. I don't know what else
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they could have been. I mean, there's no no stories
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of escape chimpanzee. There's no rich people with exotic pets
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around here. They're they're definitely here.
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Oh yeah, I had no question, no question at all.
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Oh man, that is it's super intense. How long was
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it making that sound for? Would you say, I don't.
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Know, maybe a minute or two. And like the I
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remember the woods being really quiet that day, Like I
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don't remember hearing any birds or we didn't see any
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squirrels or anything like that, And like we were in
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the woods for very long at all. We were maybe
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there the most ten minutes. It was like a kind
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of a beautiful sunny day in the fall, and the
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leaves are like just yellowing. Most of the leaves weren't
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off the trees yet. But I mean, I don't remember
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exactly how long, but it couldn't have been very long.
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It was maybe a minute or two.
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Did you hear it walk off at all? Eventually?
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No, And that's the weird thing. It just it went quiet,
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like dead silent, and we'd never heard like it. Heard
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it thrashing around in the brush for like that short
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period of time, like in front of used, like shaking
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trees and breaking branches, and it sounded massive. But I
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don't remember. I don't remember even leaving. I don't remember
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the rest of that day and the entire day, which
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is very strange. It's like something like that. You'd think
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it'd be like you remember every second, but it just
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was almost like my mind was wiped.
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Yeah, it's sometimes I think, being in a situation like
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that where it's super high stress. I don't know what
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our mind exactly does in those situations, but yeah, you
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can things can happen.
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Yeah, I kind of almost I wonder if there isn't
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something to the whole infound infrasound theory about them too.
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I mean, this was it was terrifying, absolutely terrifying.
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Did you feel like you're physically being affected in any way?
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I don't know that you could feel it. You could
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feel a percussion from it in air test, So I
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don't know if it's that or if it was just
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how audible it was. This thing clearly must have known
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what guns were, and I think that's why elicited such
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a response, because it was right right behind the shooting range,
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not probably five or six hundred yards from the shooting range,
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not that and people don't use it very often, but
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I still hear I live close enough to it still
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now that I hear gunshots from it every once. Well,
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but I think they know what guns are. I think
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they're obviously highly intelligent.
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Oh, without without a doubt. There are so many things
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coming out about how it seems that groups of them
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are able to use tactics that are almost like military
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in a sense, like flanking, surrounding, just really crazy stuff.
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There's definitely something going on. It's not just a dummy.
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I would say there's a definite intelligence.
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There with the Olympic project. The way that they set
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up their nests that they found that sounds military to
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me too. They had centuries and they had what they
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thought was where the birthing was taking place, was surrounded
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by larger nests and then the smaller nests in the center.
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That's high intelligence, and they're obviously masters of self. You
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don't get to be you don't get to be the
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master of the forest without being highly intelligent.
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Yes, that that that is true. Have you ever been
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back to that area where you were squirrel hunting that day?
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I've been close to there, I've never been back in
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that particular spot. I haven't really had permission since then,
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and I don't know who runs the place now. I've
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thought about going back out there, but I'm honestly afraid
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to do it. I don't really I know, I wouldn't
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do it alone. I've hung out in the area not
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too far from there a few times, and but there
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it's all private property around it, so it's hard to
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get into that area. It's without permission. But I've thought
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about it.
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Gotcha, how did this affect the rest of your life?
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Living through a situation like that, it has.
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Kind of changed, like I don't like going hiking in
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places that I don't know anymore. I won't go hunting
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in places and I've never gone because that was the
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first time I've ever gone hunting out there. I've gone
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squirrel hunting quite a few different places in the area.
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I never had had any problems, but I don't hunt
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as much as they used to by any means. Mostly
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stick to fishing now, but I've fished pretty close to there,
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actually fairly recently. And there's there seems to be a
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lot of evidence in this I don't know what other
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animals eat clams, but there's just clams all over the
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shoreline along these areas. I think that's a food source
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for them. There's one area that I saw that there
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was like a perfectly rounded rock that's just set precariously
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right by where there's a big clam bed, and I
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think that they used They obviously know what they're doing.
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I think they used clams for food source big time too.
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Yeah, definitely. And are there a lot of deer up
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in that area too, tons.
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Of deer, Yeah, tons of deer. There's a there's one
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field that's it's a way ways fifteen miles away from
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where I'm at right now, but I've seen over one
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hundred deer in that.
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Field at one time, and definitely a water sources as well.
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I would imagine while you're close to the river.
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Right where I'm at is like where where my encounter
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happened is like seven hundred yards from a village creek,
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So there's a nice freshwater stream that runs right by it,
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and there's a swamp right next to it too. It's
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only a few hundred feet away, so there's definitely water there.
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There's definitely food in the area too. If there's so
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many deer in this county, it's unreal, to be honest
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with Yeah.
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Have you heard of other people experiencing things like this
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in the same area or any big foot related things
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in this part of the state.
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Not that particular area, but the guy mentioned the other
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episode of the other Amaki County episode mentioned Lower Dam,
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and my buddy had an encounter at Lower Dam where
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he was canoeing, and it got laid on them and
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it started to get dark, and they were running behind
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and heard what he described as what he's like later
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described as the Ohio howl, and it chased him in
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their canoe for a quarter mile or something like that.
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Oh, it actually chased him.
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Yeah, they came down off the hillside and ran alongside
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their canoe. He never saw it, but he said it
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sounded He like went through looking for sounds that it
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sounded like, and when he found the Ohio howl, that's
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when he was like, that's exactly what it sounded like.
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Oh my goodness. And this is by that's by the
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Upper Iowa River, right.
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Yeah, that's on the Upper Iowa. It's about ten ten
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miles out of Decora, something like that. And that's a
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that's a large state forest area, but it's really remote,
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and there's there's thousands of acres of forested area along
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the Air River.
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That man, do you think you would rather have a
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sighting of what it is or did you prefer the
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way that it happened where you couldn't see it.
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I would have loved to have seen it, because I've
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been into big foot for a long time, ever since
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Harry and Anderson's. But it still leaves that Maignant never
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you can't really say for sure what it was, but
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you're pretty obvious if you ask me, but it's hard
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to say. I think I would have liked to have
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seen it, but I feel pretty positive I know what
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it was without having to see it.
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Absolutely, there's no other things up there that can make
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a sound like a screaming chimpanzee. That logically does not
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