May 10, 2026
Oregon Bigfoot Encounters That Escalated for Years | Oakridge | Archives
Originally released as Episode 509 on 08/27/24. Deep in Oregon’s wild backcountry, one experienced outdoorsman began noticing a pattern he could no longer ignore. What started as uneasy feelings in remote forests turned into years of intense...
Originally released as Episode 509 on 08/27/24.
Deep in Oregon’s wild backcountry, one experienced outdoorsman began noticing a pattern he could no longer ignore. What started as uneasy feelings in remote forests turned into years of intense encounters involving rushed campsites, rocks thrown near tents, strange voices in the dark, massive tracks, and a towering figure seen at close range. From Oakridge to Diamond Peak Wilderness to the Three Sisters region, this episode follows a firsthand witness whose time in the woods gave him a perspective few people will ever have. Serious, grounded, and unforgettable, this is one of the most compelling Oregon encounter episodes yet.
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You're listening to bigfla Society, and I'm Jeremiah Byron. In
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this show, we go beyond the campfire stories to bring
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you first hand encounters from people who say they've seen
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something impossible. From backwoods trails and remote mountain haulers to
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quiet farms and crowded highways. The stories come from everywhere,
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and each one leaves us with more questions than answers.
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These are the voices of the people who've lived it.
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So settle in because today you'll hear another account that
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just might change the way you see the woods forever.
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So stay with us.
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The following interview is an archival interview recorded back in
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twenty twenty four, So any health stuff that's talked about,
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don't worry, guys. Things are good now, all right. Enjoy
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The following remote interview happens in the region around Oakridge, Oregon,
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at a cabin out in the woods. That being said,
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the audio might be a bit different than what you're
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used to, but enjoy as this is the first time
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this individual has shared this information. There may be hot mics,
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mike issues, and other things that you notice in the background,
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but don't let that stop your enjoyment of this, and
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again thank you to Kevin for coming on the podcast.
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Enjoy and we're okay with Kevin first name only. Okay,
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I'm going to start with it. Kevin introduced me to
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his property, which is pretty far up in the woods. Kevin,
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thank you for inviting me out to your picnic table
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at your property. Is very nice out here. Your dog
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is running around. We've been tossing the ball too. He's
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pretty good at running around getting that. But do you
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mind Is there anything you can share about the area
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that we're in, just for the listeners to get a
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visual of what we're looking at.
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Yeah. Sure. Where we live here in Oregon, it's nestled
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in the west side of the Cascade Slopes and it
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has a lot of Native American history and a lot
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of settler history related to the Oregon Trail and different
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routes that we're trying to be discovered for easier access
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because everyone was heading to the Lamot Valley, which is
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where Eugene sits and all the bigger cities in Oregon.
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So basically in western Oregon, once you get out of
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the valley areas, you end up with all small world
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towns that might be ten fifteen to twenty miles apart
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and probably averaging anywhere from a thousand people maybe to
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three thousand or five thousand people. So a lot of small,
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spread out towns dispersed in a really large forest system.
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And so where we're at here, this is the Blama
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National Forest, one of the largest national forests in the
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United States. I mean, there's just a huge amount of
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roads and different ecosystems, you know. I mean you go
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from one thousand feet in elevation all the way up
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to ten thousand, three hundred and fifty eight feet at
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the top of South Sister Mountains, which is the pinnacle
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of Wilama National Force. And that's bordered on the eastern
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side by the Hush National Forest over their eastern Oregon
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in Bend area. But anyways, really lush area, really pretty area.
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And I spent decades out here, me and my wife,
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backpacking and exploring and really just just finding places away
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from people. And before I had children, my oldest daughter's nine,
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we always went camping. That's what we did. I worked
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fifty sixty hour weeks at shops in Eugene, and at
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the end of the work week, we'd have our packs
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packed and I'd cram them in the back of my
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ninety four jeep Cherokee, and we would oftentimes leave Friday
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night and drive for an hour and a half two
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hours to get up into the National Force and then
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hike into campsites just to spend as much time as
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we could out out in the woods. We both really
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enjoyed it, and it decompressed us. For me, growing up
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rurally in rural communities, on farms, on ranches. I spent
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most of my adolescents growing up in eastern Oregon outside
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of Pendleton on the Indian Humuntil Indian Reservation out there,
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and I worked for all the ranchers that were had
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big ranches and big farms nestled up against the slopes
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of the Blue Mountains out there, and just a beautiful area.
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And for me, I came from Florida. I moved up
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here when I was eleven from southwest Florida, just south
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of Fort Myers, and even down there my family we
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lived out pretty much out in the middle of nowhere.
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We were the typical southern swamp kids. I don't know
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most of time, I probably was barefoot and shirtless, and
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when I was my boy's age now, which there are seven,
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me and my younger brother, we'd take the john boat
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out and we'd go hunt alligators and bring back little
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three foot four foot alligators and just spent our days exploring.
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And the funny thing is, now that I've gotten more
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familiar with miss Bigfoot phenomenon and had experiences myself, think
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about how remote I lived in Florida and my mom
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and dad got divorced at an early age show There's
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two different houses that we spent our time at, and
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my dad lived out and out in the middle of
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the big swamps. There's no houses around us for six
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or seven miles. And I never experienced anything in Florida,
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you know. And I know people say that there's a
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lot of activity on there, and I believe them.
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I believe them. I think that.
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There's a lot of people that have these experiences and
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they just don't automatically go to Bigfoot as the first explanation,
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which in my case for the experiences that I had,
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while most of these happened. Most of these happened, and
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I didn't even realize what was really behind it until
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years later, even decades later, on some of these and
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when you start thinking and putting it together and being like, ah,
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that explains what happened. And it was one that Finding
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Bigfoot show kicked off, and there's a lot of fans
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of that show, and we discussed my opinions on it,
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and I think it really mainstreamed the Bigfoot thing absolutely.
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You know, really brought it out there.
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But it was more entertainment and hooting and hollering and
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these microscopic noises that you hear in your TV you know,
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when the show's debut and they're like, here, that's a Sasquatch.
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It's a hard bill to sell, you know to people
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that never had experiences. But what I really did get
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out of that show was listening to people share their encounters.
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And after listening to several of the very first episodes
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of Finding Bigfoot, me and my wife both looked at
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each other and we're like, we started recounting all these
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experiences we had and we really like that explains exactly
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what we had happened. Yeah, with that all, I'll just
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jump into some of the experiences that I've had and
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I'll give as much detail as I can to paint
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the picture. And unless you for people, I've never been
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to the Pacific Northwest, you spent the last few days
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running around here, really just dipping your toes into the
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vastness that's out here. This is a rugged place. Nature
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rules out here for the most part. I mean you
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look at right now. I mean we're surrounded by wildfires,
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you know, and that's that's normal. I have my camper
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pack right now. I have all my important stuff in there,
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ready to go in case we have to leave. I've
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had to evacuate the last five years, and so it's
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just one of those things you prepare for. Reminds me
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of being in Florida prepared for hurricanes, you know. So,
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I mean nature's nature is still rules out here, and
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a lot of these places are. Even though there's roads
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going everywhere in this Lamba National Forest, there's just so
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much uncharted land. There's two thousand plus miles worth of
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road in this National Forest. You could spend decades trying
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to drive these roads. And I'm friends with a lot
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of third generation loggers up here, and even these guys
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haven't explored all the roads out here. It's just incredible
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how much room there is. I ran a backpacking business
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where I take people out on paid hikes and everything,
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and after getting really involved with backpacking myself and spending
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spending months outside literally every year, sleeping in the stars,
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finding the most remote corners of the Western Oregon Cascade
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Slope wilderness areas, and just spending weeks out in these
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quiet spots. We really got to know the area well.
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And my experiences with bigfoot really only started happening when
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I moved to Western Oregon, and once I made the
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realization of what was going on, like I said, sometimes
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ten years later plus on some of these experiences, it
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was kind of exciting and made me a little bit apprehensive,
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especially now that I have children, and so all my
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kids but you know, I have to seven year old
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boys that are twins, and I have a nine year
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old daughter, and we camp all the time. We go
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super remote. My camp trailer set up for boon Dog camping.
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We never go to campgrounds. We go thirty forty miles
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out and we'll stay there for as long as we
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can usually when we go camping, so usually it's three days,
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five days or whatever. So my kids know my stories,
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and I told my kids all my experiences more as
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a cautionary tale. I don't know if I don't think
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these things necessarily want to be your friends. I think
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they're out there. I don't think I don't think that
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they are prone to violence and disappearing you or murdering you.
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But with anything, especially large animals, and especially intelligent large animals,
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you gotta consider that's a possibility. And I think it's
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naive to go into the situation and think that all
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these things are your friends and they're just gonna going
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to do these things where they're knocking on wood and
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throwing rocks and charging your tent and stuff. Look at
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Timothy Treadwell and the bears.
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We talked about that.
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He spent decades with these bears, you know, and then
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moved out there and I don't know how many years
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he spent up there and Laska with those bears and
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finally came across the wrong bear and ate him and
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his girlfriend right there on camera. Pretty horrific. And I
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think that that could be the case with these animals too.
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And I think the more intelligent a creature is, the
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more likely you are to have personalities, and the more
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likely you are just come across a poor, an angry sasquatch.
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So anyways, my kids know about it. It's really just
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let them know that they're out there. We deal with
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cougar and bear all the time up here, and wolves
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and everything. That's not an issue. I just don't want them.
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If my kid ever went missing missing, the last thing
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I won't want to want to worry about is my
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mind would go to well, crap, like maybe a bigfoot
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got them, you know. So anyways, with that, I'll start
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some of my stories here, some thinking back to my encounters,
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and I listed them out here, and I got approximate
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due and I think for the most part, I'm just
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gonna I got them listed in the chronological order they happen.
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I don't know if I'm going to really mention the
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actual years of these happen. I'll give you the baseline
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unless you want me to throw it out there.
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If that's nothing that if you don't mind that, that
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might help.
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Sure.
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Like I said, all these experiences that I've had, except
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for later ones twenty fourteen on, we had these encounters
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and bigfoot wasn't on my radar. I mean, I've always
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heard the stories grown up here, but I've hunted. I
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hunted a bunch you know, deer, elk, and lots of
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bird hunting, and so I've heard stories about bigfoots, But
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through most of these encounters, it wasn't like I'm being
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accosted by a bigfoot. It was just kind of on
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a nerd situation and being around wild animals, I don't
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spooke easy. I've been around plenty of cougars and bears.
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I've been followed for a day with mountain lions, hiking
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up them through wilderness, and it's really just not an issue.
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You learn how to act around them, and you know
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they're there, so you never want to freak out, and
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you never want to freak out and run. And so
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with that being said, you know, so I moved to
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Eugene area from Pendleton when I was nineteen, and my
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wife went to University of Oregon and she was studying there.
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I was a farm boy out in Pendleton, eastern Oregon
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on the Until Indian Reservation, and after living in small
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towns my entire life and rural communities, my wife invited
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me to be a roommate with her and her other
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classmates over in Eugene.
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We were friends. I went to school with my wife.
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Her dad was my math teacher in high school, actually,
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you know, And so I moved in with her at
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Tux Village in Eugene, and when I got to Eugene,
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about two hundred thousand ish population in that area there,
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because Eugene is Springfielder right next week each other. Second
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largest metropolitan area in Oregon. Small for some of the
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East Coast stuff, but when I got here, it was
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exciting moving into a bigger city.
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I've never been in a big city.
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What Eugene might be considered small city for most people,
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but for me, it felt like a big city and
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it was exciting. So I spent we spent our first
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ten years, eight or nine years in Eugene every day
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just exploring everything we could. Started with the city and
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