The Thing Outside the House Was NOT Human… | Pennsylvania, Minnesota & Oregon Encounters | Members Only

0:01 Hither. You're about to hear the preview of a member's only big Foot Society Podcast episode. It goes from one side of the US to the other, so you don't want to miss this out. You can become a member by checking out Bigfoot Society podcast dot com or clicking the join button on YouTube and we'll see inside. Well, one of us got the rock onto the island when something about the size of a bowling ball was thrown from within that tree line or along that tree line and landed on our side of the river and hit the water. And we could only tell that it was the size of a bowling ball because of the size of the splash that we actually saw. And right now I'm actually still kind of I'm actually shaking a little bit talking about it, because we tried to put two and two together and there's nothing that I know that or any person that I know that would be able to throw something of such large mass over eighty feet and have land on our side of a river.

1:13 I guess that is wild. Isn't intense when you experience something like that, and it's just the realization of what it would take for something to do something like that is life changing. You know, we kind of were like because being that we're paranormal investigators, we tried to debunk it and everything. So we're sitting there with flashlights and we're shining the waters and stuff to see if maybe there was like a beaver that could slap this tail near us. And we sat there for a good twenty twenty five minutes shining the surface of the water, and we didn't see no glowing eyes or many beavers or anything like that.

2:03 We're looking at the shore or the banks of the river and there was definitely nothing there. And I told my buddy, I'm like, wait a second, if that would have been a beaver, you would have heard the initial slap and then the puffunk, but there was nothing of that sound. It was just a straight kuffunk. And then the splash that came out was in a perfect circle, which means that it was lunched up in the air and came down almost straight down to cause like a perfect ring in the water. Sure have you been back to that area since then?

2:49 I have, And I've even did like Google Earth and looking at the island and stuff like that. And there is an area of the woods that has no trees that grow and it's like a perfectly round circle that has no vegetation or trees that are growing on that island. Really yeah, Oh that's weird. Is are other things. Reported from that area, like people experiencing things? Well, just I think it's like maybe two years ago kind of down in the park right right by where I'm at. There's a person that posted on Figo's book and a group that they're down there at just just after the sun went down, and they saw what looked like the image that you got on your background picture there, okay, and they they freaked out and they ran away from the area and then went on Facebook and posted about their encounter with some type of large, hairy creature that they saw that it was crouched down behind a large stump and a fallen down tree.

4:23 That's wild, wild stuff, And that is it looks like that area or that river is on the border, right. Yep, it's right on the border. And if you're looking at a computer stuff like that, you could probably google Earth. M B. Johnson Park, Moorhead, Minnesota, and you could look at that area where it's like a round circle with no vegetation on that island. Oh yes, it's like out there by Fargo.

5:04 Yep, wow, that's wild. Okay, yeah, totally got it. Man. Well, man, I've never gotten anything from that area, Like my map is super bear over there, but I'm gonna definitely keep it in mind because it sounds like there's a history of stuff happening over there. So I appreciate you coming up and sharing your encounters from that area. Hey, not a problem. And also I just like the ad that there's an all female bigfoot hunting group that's based on my area. And I told him about the encounter and they stated that there's been encounters along the Red River and she is like, you can google search it, but what they do is they come from Canada and Minnesota and follow the Red River because there's so many open farm fields and everything like that, there's areas that they go through and feed along.

6:12 Okay, is that the she Squatchers? Yes it is. Yeah. I figured that's like the only all female group I know. So that's cool. That's cool. Well awesome. Hate I'm actually friends with Jen Cruz. Oh okay, yeah, yeah, yep, yeah, I know the name. Very cool. Well, I might have to reach out to them, but I appreciate you coming up, sir and sharing what you know from that area and what you experienced. Like something had just gone in there and just like scooped up everything, just like it had in the hills where there were the ant hills. And the one day we were down there playing and out of the gully came this. You could smell it before you saw it, and it looked huge to us, but we were kids.

7:10 I mean, like so I can't even guesstimate how big it was, but it looked it had like reddish hair all over its body, and like you didn't like notice any clothes, you just noticed the stench. And it just went from the gully to this like through this like little clearing into the woods, and I just like it looked at us and then just kept walking. And I asked my grandfather about it, Like I said something to my mother, and she yelled at me for you know, being far from home, and I wasn't really that far from home, but you know, to her it was. And my grandfather had been raised in western North Carolina and he had been born on the Quala boundary, and he said, you know that you could have seen a what the Cherokee call it's uh Salue colaw, which is a wild man or a big foot. And it's just something that

8:43 has always stuck with me. And then as I got older and you know, became you know, more interested in everything, like like in the gully, you would see like where there had been like broken trees, like like young trees that were broken that almost like a nest and everything. But I live in western Pennsylvania, and where we live, there's also a thing called the dog Boy. It's actually been on TV shows and stuff, like I think it was like monsters and mysteries. It was on an episode of there the Shenango Dog Boy, and my dad always said, well, maybe it was that, and I'm like, no, this was muscular, This wasn't like this wasn't you know, like scrawny. This was big, even to a ten year old, like you know when something is big. But it's always stuck with me.

9:56 The stench, and like two miles away from you know where I grew up, it's Ohio. It's Trumbull County, like we are like right on the border. So after that summer we moved and I never went back to you know that area again. I know now that it is fenced off the last time, Like we went to go fishing down at the river. It was fenced off and stuff.

10:40 And my mom actually worked for the owner of the land and he said that he fenced it off because people were riding horses back there. But I don't really see how that was possible. Wow, that as well. Can you remind me of the year again that happened for you. In nineteen eighty eight. It's in Mercers County, but it was on the border of with Trumbull County. Okay, yeah, because where we live, like you know, you're right on the border. Actually, at the time, the school district over in Trumbull County that bordered with one in Mercer County, the school was like a third looked like a third world country. Like the schools were so bad and parents would buy lots, like empty lots like where I lived, like so that they could have an address to send their kids over to school in Pennsylvania. Now they have a brand new school. But like the Pa border with Ohio with Trumbull County, like right there is where the hills start. It's like where the glacier ended, Like, so we have lots of gullies and we have like you know, hills and stuff, where as like over in Trumbull County, like it's almost perfectly flat, so like you know, you

12:18 have like a lot of farm land and whatnot. So that is extremely interesting. Do you remember did it have a certain look to its face when you were able to see it. I remember, like above the eyes like it kind of had that stick like like you know when you look at cavemen, like how above their eyebrows, like where their eyebrows should be that areas, Like the skin is like really thick and raised. Yep, that's what I noticed. That's what I remember the most. But so had a pronounced brow ridge. Yeah, but the smell is what got you, like, you know it just like I've never smelled anything like it since, and I hope to never smell anything like that again.

13:12 But you like it. It was bad. My mother always said maybe it was like a homeless veteran or something, because like normally, like you know, homeless you know, people would how they go down they go down south in the winter because it's it's warm, and then they travel up north in the summertime because it's usually less hot up here than it is down in like Florida or Georgia and that, but no, it wasn't It wasn't human. Yeah, and it wasn't a bear. Yeah, it wasn't a bear.