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Two Field Workers Saw Something Pull Itself Through a Florida Swamp

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A fur-covered hand rose from the swamp water. Long fingers gripped a cypress knee. Two field workers near Chipley, Florida, watched something pull itself forward—and fled through four-foot-tall grass.


The recording artist known as Shadowyze joins Jeremiah Byron to share the unexplained encounters that inspired his cryptid music. His account of a 2022 Florida survey includes a tall, blurry figure beside a tree, a sudden movement into the water, and another scare as the workers tried to finish their job.


On a West Virginia ranch, Shadowyze recalls nightly knocking against a mobile home, oversized tracks, and a flashlight glimpse of a wolf-like animal he estimated was the size of a lion. In Ocala National Forest, he describes waking to something pushing the wall of his tent inward.


From repeated wood knocks and unusual tree structures to encounters he associates with Bigfoot and Dogman, Shadowyze walks us through what he remembers—and the questions he still carries.

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You're listening to Bigfoot 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 firsthand encounters from people who say they've seen something impossible.

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From backwoods trails and remote mountain haulers to quiet farms

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and crowded highways, the stories come from everywhere, and each

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one leaves us with more questions than answers. These are

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the voices of the people who've lived it. So settle

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in because today you'll hear another account that just might

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change the way you see the woods forever. So stay

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with us. Please keep Jeremiah in your prayers as he

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continues his fight against cancer. For more updates about his

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medical journey, please go to the CaringBridge link in the

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show notes. Thank you. All right, Bigfoot Society, we've had

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the privilege of talking to Sean today. Sean's an individual

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from down in Florida who's had some interesting things happen

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over the years. And so he's going to be talking

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about that in a few minutes. A few things about

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Sean here. So Sean has a BA in anthropology and

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has had some jobs in densely forested areas to do

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with that over the last few years. He's also a

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hip hop artist, has recorded a song called In the

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Shadow of Bigfoot, which is a fantastic song. I'm going

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to have that linked in the show notes, so everyone

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can go check that out. That's In the Shadow of

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Bigfoot by Shadow Wise. Welcome to the show, Sean. How

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are you doing today, sir?

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Pretty good. How are you doing, Jeremiah?

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We're having a good day. We're making it happen, man.

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I know, yeah, it's one of those days. So let's

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start with.

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You, we were talking a little bit beforehand and you've

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had some strange experiences, uh, in the woods over the

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years that, uh, you believe may be, may be attributed

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to Bigfoot. Do you mind sharing about those?

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Okay. Yeah. So I usually work in, uh, dense forested areas.

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It can be anywhere from 25 acres to a couple

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hundred acres. And, uh, Over the years, I've noticed these

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structures that are out of place, anomalous, and they tend

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to be associated with the Bigfoot structures that I've seen

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on different programs on.

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TV. And so the ones that I see the most

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are the X's.

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And the branches usually have the smaller branches broken off

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and they're just almost like holes. And they're pretty centered.

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The X is pretty centered. And they'll be lodged and

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wedged in branches of trees. So it's like the X

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itself is being held up by the trees at the

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top and branches and at the bottom.

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It's like it was almost worked into the tree as

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a support structure.

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And I've seen them in different sizes, anywhere from 10

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feet long the 30 feet long saplings, you know, as

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big around as a, you know, a broomstick to a,

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you know, a fence post. And they, they tend to

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be pretty far out on the properties. They're not like

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right as you drive in. So those are just a

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few of the structures I've seen. I've seen the tree

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bends too, where these trees are tucked and they're bent.

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Like an.

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Upside down kind of a U-shaped and tucked into another

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tree at a lower branch. And I've looked and I've said, hey,

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can that actually be done by wind? And it's not

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because it's usually isolated.

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And it's like the only one that would be bent

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like that.

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So I've seen those type of bends, and I've even

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tried to bend them myself. Some of them are just absolutely,

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you'd have to have immense strength to do that. So

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I had no explanation for how it happened. So I've

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seen those quite a few times over the years, and

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I've seen the other ones, which are just branches that

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are kind of like the tree P type structures, but

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they're laid up against a tree and tucked under a

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branch or two.

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And then they're all angled at the, at the.

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One focal point on the branch. It's like someone placed

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them there. And some of those can be 15, 20,

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30 feet long and, uh, you know, a little too

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heavy for a human to move around. So, Those have

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been the most common tree type structures I've seen that

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are associated with Bigfoot. So it's interesting to know that

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so many people are investigating this and coming up with

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research and conclusions and noticing these anomalous tree branches placed

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like this. So I think it's interesting for me to

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just keep photographing and documenting it. I've heard tree knocks

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quite a few times also, which are pretty loud. Some

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of them sound, they resonate and echo throughout the forest

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and immense power being hit into a tree with some

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sort of broken sapling or something. So it's pretty amazing

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to be able to see these things and also hear

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these tree knocks that normally I would only see.

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On television documentaries about it.

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So Sean, maybe a question or two for you. So

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are these tree knocks happening in the same areas where

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you're seeing the X's and stuff?

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Yes. Yep.

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And usually that's when the tree knocks will happen is

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after we've seen some of the X's or the bends

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or the.

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Tree P like structures. You'll hear the knocks, not necessarily

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right then, but throughout the day. Sometimes you hear them

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and they don't happen just once. And it's usually three.

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It's three.

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And there's a break for a few minutes and then

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there's three more. And it only goes on for maybe

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a I'm just guessing.

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Maybe a half hour at the most and then it

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quits and you don't hear it again.

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That's really interesting. I know that we talked before the

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recording started and we're not going to get into super

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specifics for locations just because of certain reasons. But I

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would be curious if the areas where you're experiencing these

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are also known for other reasons. Bigfoot activity that is

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happening or are these areas where it's kind of like

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a weird, like nothing's ever happened here before, but I'm

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still noticing it.

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No, they are in areas where there's been sightings reported

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throughout the decades and, you know, even in the last decade.

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So I wouldn't say they're sterile cryptid areas. They're definitely active,

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but how active, I'm not sure. But definitely areas where

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there's lots of wildlife, lots of dense forests and rivers

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and creeks nearby. So all of it adds up to

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be a good composition of the ecosystem to have around

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for these things.

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Yeah, absolutely. And we can say that it is in

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Florida though, right?

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I didn't hear you.

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We can say that it is in Florida though. Is

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that okay?

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Yeah, Florida, Alabama also.

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Perfect Alabama and Louisiana.

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So that's okay that's extremely interesting you'd also mentioned that

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you had some interesting things happen when you were tent

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camping would you be able to share about those.

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Yeah that was back in I want to say 2015 2014.

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Or 2015 fall down in Ocala And that was a

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survival training for beginners type of week-long course. And we

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were there and there was maybe eight or ten of

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us and the instructor and all that that was camped

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out in the Ocala National Forest and near a primitive

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campground that they had out there and that, I'm not sure,

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the second night, maybe the third night, there was tree

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knocks that were heard early in the evening, and they

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went on into the night, and as the fire started

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getting to more of like a smolder, and the glow

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of the embers, you know, kind of dark, coyotes started

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showing up and there was several coyotes around the area.

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And later on, I was, when I woke up because

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something was pushing in the side of the tent, had

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like a conical shape indentation that came in about maybe

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eight 10.

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Inches or more. It startled me. I jumped up and

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as I jumped.

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Up the shape went back flat again. I had my

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little knife next to me and I was pushing that

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kind of stabbing at the side of the tent because

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it scared me so bad.

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I have no idea what that was.

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But it was definitely checking the tent out And all

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I know is that those tree knocks earlier that night,

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it was coyotes that night, and then there was that.

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Wow. Man, that must have really affected you. During that

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situation where you have it pushing in your tent, was

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there anything else going on that would have made you

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think this could be Bigfoot-related? Any other things you noticed

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during that? when something is pushing in on your tent?

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Uh, as far as this, uh, situation, I, you know,

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I was barely awake, you know, when I was trying

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to figure, figure out what it was. And it was

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such a kind of a traumatic, startling experience. you know, I, I,

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you know, I thought bear maybe, but then I was

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thinking about the tree knocks earlier than all the coyotes around. Um,

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you know, I, I'm not sure, but definitely very, very strange.

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No, absolutely. The next morning, did you notice anything weird

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about the area around the tent?

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Well, there was some scat found over near one of

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the other areas that was kind of weird. I guess

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it was It was large, but I think it had

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hair in it. It was like bear scat.

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Mixed with something else.

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But no one knows what it was for sure. You know,

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I'm not sure.

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Interesting. So had you composed your song in the shadow

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of Bigfoot before then or before these events? Or were

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these events what led you to create that song?

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Yeah, all of these, well, the songs like that one

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and some other ones like Dog Man song that are

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coming out or out and coming out are influenced by

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all of this. So I would say that these experiences

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built up a resume to influence the songs and influence

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the research to do a song that actually can convey

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the message in an audio you know musical format like

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in a unique way.

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No it's it's extremely well done and you can tell

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after you know you listen to the song like okay

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sean knows his material.

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He's either like a super bigfoot enthusiast or he did

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definitely uh he definitely did his research into what's going

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on the topic so good job with that it's.

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A good song too Um, you, were there any other, uh,

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Bigfoot related things that you were wanting to share as well?

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Um, the, the, well, I've, I've seen, uh, areas where

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they're like, there was a tree that was actually been

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over horizontally snapped in about seven feet. And that was

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an area that, um, I heard the tree.

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Knocks in, but it was about 300 feet away or

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more from where I was at the time I heard

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the knocks.

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And when we.

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Finally got over to that area, there was this tree

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and I took a photograph of it. And it was

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probably about as big around as a round fence post

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about maybe, well, maybe bigger than that. It was probably

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six inches in diameter. I'm not 100% sure, but anyway,

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that was a fresh tree. There was no pine beetles

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to rot it. It had no reason to break over

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like that. And it's still alive and healthy looking. So

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that was an anomalous situation.

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When you have these things occur... out in the woods,

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are you usually by yourself or are there other people around?

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No, always other people.

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Okay. Um, and I'm being super, super careful how I

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say these questions because of conversations we've had before. Um,

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are the people that are with you in these areas

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also having experiences outside of you being there?

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Um, Experiences, different ones, but not so much. It's generally

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when we're together on these forested properties where we have

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these experiences. And so I can't really say that they're

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having these experiences without me and I'm having experiences without them.

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It's because these forested areas... are probably the most forested

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areas we go on to. We don't really go on

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to unless it's work related. So, uh, I would, I

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would probably have.

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To answer no on that. Okay. Overall, that's, you know,

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overall generally.

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Yeah. Um, you had, you, you've, so we're going to

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get into dog man a little bit, which, um, is

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an interesting topic for me. It's not one I, really

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get into but if it comes up organically on the

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show um then we will talk about it it's just

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uh don't spend a lot of time into it kind

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of freaks me out for for a few reasons but

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you did send me uh you've got a new song

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coming out about dogman which is really also well done

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um but kind of question about that song so it'll

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make sense once people hear it did you actually have uh, uh,

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Vic involved with that song.

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Oh, uh, talking about Vic.

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Yeah.

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Yeah. That's him.

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I was like, how it's gotta be the actual dude.

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Like that's incredible. So it's, it's very cool what you

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did with that. Well done. So, Yeah, that's more a

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question for me. So you've also had some experiences over

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the years with Dogman in different states. Would you be

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able to share what happened with that?

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Yes. So the.

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First time was in West Virginia in 2022. And it

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was in the North... western quadrant of West Virginia in

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a rural area. And that was on a friend of

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mine's 100-acre ranch. And she had a ranch up there

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and a homestead. So we were doing some work. My

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daughter and I went.

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Up there and did some work for her on the farm,

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helping her out in refurbishing and fixing and painting structures and.

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While we were there we not only saw tracks within

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a day or so being there that were massive over

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five and a half inches long and about five inches

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wide that were larger than typical wolf tracks and they

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were on a roadside on a property but we also

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experienced These knocks that took place on the side of

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the mobile home we were in on the property that

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intensified by the night, every night. An example would be,

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you think there's a rat in the wall the first night?

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The second night, well, it's a little too big to

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be a rat. Maybe it's a squirrel or maybe it's

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a raccoon. on the second and third night. And then

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it progressed to where maybe there's a black bear out

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there that's pawing on the side of the mobile home.

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It actually took place just like that.

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And we had a little dog with us that was

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always scared and hiding under the bed at night in

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the room I was staying in. And then my daughter.

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Was noticing things on the end of the bed. the

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mobile home where she was staying in a room where

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there was.

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Tapping on the wall and bangs into the wall but

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I was hearing the majority of it at my end

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so one night go out there I took a flashlight

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and shined with a direction to see see what was

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going on outside.

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And the beam hit right on the eyes. I saw

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the eyes. I saw the head.

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I saw the body of this giant wolf-looking creature that

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was probably the size between a female lion and a

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male lion size, but it had like a mane, but

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it also had a sloped back like a hyena or

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what you'd see in illustrations of a saber-toothed tiger, and

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it was just a split second or so that I

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looked at and bolted back in the house, locked all

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the locks and, you know, called my friend up the

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hill and she ended up firing some gunshots out of her, uh,

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out of the front door. And that was that, uh,

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you know, she did that up in the air just

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to kind of scare it away.

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But, and so that's how that went. And there's a

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whole lot more to that story. It's, um, it's, it's

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pretty detailed, uh, and how it unfolded and all the

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anomalous things.

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We did some structures in the woods. We saw stuff

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associated with squash. We saw knolls on the sapling trees,

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you know, like a beaver with sharp teeth, just, you know,

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four feet high, just chewed a, you know, a big

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knoll mark the.

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Size of a, you know, a milk saucer into the tree.

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And we saw.

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Big saplings laid on the ground in like an X formation.

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We saw trees that were overlapped, that were almost telephone

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pole size big, that were twisted at the top together.

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Like they were tucked, tucked looking. Maybe not that big,

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but close to it. But the forest that we walked

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up here had lots of structures and type of anomalous,

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you know, squash looking, uh, bins and exits. So all

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of this, what I call this cryptid.

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Associated stuff was going on up there. And, uh, so

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I think there was more happening in the woods also.

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Oh, A few questions about that. Would you say, one,

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it sounded like you had a conversation with the landowner

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about what happened, and two, were they surprised by what

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happened to you guys?

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Well, the landowner had neighbors that had reported seeing a

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large wolf-like animal. Didn't know about Dogman. They didn't know

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about any of that. I don't even know if they

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believed in Sasquatch. But that was all I knew before

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I got there, is that one of the neighbors saw

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a large wolf-like creature near a backyard or somewhere in

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that little village area.

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Okay, interesting. And then... When you were able to actually

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see it briefly, did it have, were you able to

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see its face? Did it have any emotion to its

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face when you had your light?

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Yeah, I saw it.

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It wasn't like, I had a pretty solid flashlight.

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It was bright. It was at least 60 feet away

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from where I was at when I came out on

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the porch and looked at it. It was kind of

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a dead stare. And it just, so it happened so fast.

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It just looked like it was.

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Looking through me, you know, where it's fixated, but it

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had like it's piercing into you with a stare and

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had golden, golden, uh, amber colored eyes, dark, dark colored, uh, fur, big,

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real big.

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And it didn't, it didn't.

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And it looked like it was semi crouched a little

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bit where it's kind of, uh, not all the way

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low down to the ground.

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It's, you know, uh, stomach is on the ground, but

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it's kind of halfway there.

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Or maybe, maybe not quite halfway, but you could tell

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it was kind of crouched a little bit.

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It's, it's wild. Cause it reminds me of, um, when

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I went to Tennessee in, uh, this last April, 2026, uh, with, uh, Randy's, uh,

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Tennessee cryptic camp out, um, it was in the upper Cumberland, uh, tow.

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And one week, one night we were all out and

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a guy caught on thermal, something that looked exactly like

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what you just described, how it has the main, uh,

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it looks like a, big lion or hyena, and it's

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the weirdest thing ever. I'll talk about that in another episode.

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I'll link it here in the show notes. I don't

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know a lot about Dogman, but what I know, it's

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a very, very strange thing. It's also strange how it

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sounds like that person also has Dogman and Bigfoot on

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the same property.

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Right, right.

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And after I was up there, it continued and it

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kind of picked up. so after we left, she communicated

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with me multiple times with photos of things like silhouettes

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that are not, that are not supposed.

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To be there in a certain tree that she sees

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every day. And there's all of a, a dark silhouette.

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It's like, it's, you know, seven or eight feet tall

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and three or four feet wide. And it's just there

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in the darkness. And she's like, not that I don't

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recognize that. And it wouldn't be there like the next day. Uh, and,

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You would also see things that would be sticking out

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of the garden. You had all this vegetation that grew

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over the garden. It wasn't wild weeds and bushes. Something

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sticking out of there, like it was a black fur

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or a hump on the back of the neck or something.

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It was trying to hide, but not all the way.

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We wanted you to see it, I guess.

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Yeah. That sounds like a wild, wild experience. I know

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that you have also had another experience down in Florida.

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Is that right?

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Right.

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We have about 10 minutes left. Would you mind sharing

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some information about that as well?

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Okay.

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So this one took place just a few weeks or

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about a month after that one did. And it was

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in 2022 also. And it was near Chipley, Florida.

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And it was remote.

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It was hundreds of acres of wilderness, thousands in that area.

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And we were out there doing a survey for the company.

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And we're pretty far out in the woods from the

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paved road where we parked.

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Near a neighborhood so we can have access.

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And the property went out maybe a 1,000 feet or 1,500

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feet or so. And it was about an acre wide

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and probably several acres deep.

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Or more than that.

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And so when we were coming back, we were mostly done.

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We were probably.

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Still 1,000 feet away from the road. if not a

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little more, but we were out in the woods in

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good ways. And the field tech that was.

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With me.

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Noticed something, and I did too, that was over in

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the swampy area that was south of where we were standing,

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and it was probably 60 to 70 feet, maybe 80

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feet away, I'm guessing, And it was standing next to

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a tree, but it was like cloaked, but we could

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see it. It was like blurry looking, kind of like

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the predator in the movie. And it had a shape

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to it. It was kind of lanky and thinner, but tall,

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maybe six and a half to seven feet tall. And

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it had, if I was to say what kind of

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cryptid it would be, a dogman based on the shape.

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Of the head. and the ears, but it was.

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This was like a second or two that we saw that,

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and it dropped down into the water, which was these

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little pockets of swamp water that was the size of

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a Volkswagen bug, and there was cypress knees, cypress trees,

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and it was next to a cypress tree, and it

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dropped down.

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When it hit the water, like the.

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Cloak, the i thought like totally disappeared and it was

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like fur you could see what it was and had

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a huge hump of fur behind its neck it was

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sticking above the water and it was just like floating

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from uh i would say that was east to east

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to west direction and it was kind of getting closer

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to an area where it could come up on the

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land and come access where we were and it had

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an arm the right arm lifted out of the water

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grabbed a cypress knee and pulled itself forward he saw

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the hand he saw the thumb it was definitely fur

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on it a lot of it and long fingers and

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it had um The head seemed like it was underwater,

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mostly like it was trying to hide.

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But with that big hump of fur, it wasn't really hiding,

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so we could see it.

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So I don't know if it was trying to come

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and ambush us and cut us off, corral us out,

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if it was territorial, if it.

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Was stalking us.

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And I screamed at the co-worker and said, you know,

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get out of here, we've got to go. You know,

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and they came and bolted off with me and were

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heading out. And we got.

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Closer to the road and heard, you know, the dogs

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barking in the neighborhood we were getting close to.

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So we felt a little safer, but it was a panic,

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dropping things, picking up equipment that was falling off and

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shoestrings coming untied, running through four-foot-tall dried grass where things

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could ambush you. And so it was kind of a

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nightmare for the minute or so that we had to

468
00:31:31.730 --> 00:31:37.640
run through all that. And then we get to an area,

469
00:31:38.099 --> 00:31:44.799
and we still had like a couple more survey shovel.

470
00:31:45.609 --> 00:31:48.809
Test digs to do before we were finished.

471
00:31:49.230 --> 00:31:51.869
And I was like, okay, I don't know if we

472
00:31:51.910 --> 00:31:54.230
can do this with what we just saw, but we

473
00:31:54.609 --> 00:31:55.450
ended up doing it.

474
00:31:56.430 --> 00:32:00.430
And, but we were closer to the neighborhood. And so

475
00:32:00.450 --> 00:32:04.049
we felt a little more secure that we could see

476
00:32:04.279 --> 00:32:07.980
houses and we could see the road, uh, four or

477
00:32:07.980 --> 00:32:09.119
500 feet away.

478
00:32:10.359 --> 00:32:12.460
And we were kind of out of the forest. So

479
00:32:12.500 --> 00:32:17.579
it's more of like this grassland area. And that's when

480
00:32:17.619 --> 00:32:21.039
it happened. I was, you know, getting finished with this

481
00:32:22.119 --> 00:32:27.170
next little unit we're doing and, uh, the field tech's

482
00:32:27.230 --> 00:32:30.519
like there it is pointed over and it was like

483
00:32:30.680 --> 00:32:33.680
swaying the grass back and forth they saw the and

484
00:32:33.700 --> 00:32:36.400
there was no wind and the grass was moving back

485
00:32:36.440 --> 00:32:38.839
and forth it's like four feet tall so something was

486
00:32:38.940 --> 00:32:42.480
behind it and slapping it back and forth and there

487
00:32:42.519 --> 00:32:49.819
was also uh like weird uh sounds you know bird

488
00:32:50.599 --> 00:32:54.589
fake bird sounds or mimic sounds that we heard and

489
00:32:54.769 --> 00:32:57.460
little kind of howl-type sounds.

490
00:32:57.480 --> 00:33:01.380
They were off, but maybe like there was a communication.

491
00:33:01.400 --> 00:33:04.319
I heard some that were off in the woods, like

492
00:33:04.339 --> 00:33:08.180
they were communicating, triangulating maybe.

493
00:33:09.259 --> 00:33:11.960
And so we got out of there, and.

494
00:33:11.859 --> 00:33:15.940
We were dropping the equipment and running, lost a few

495
00:33:16.000 --> 00:33:19.619
little minor pieces of equipment, but got back to the

496
00:33:19.700 --> 00:33:23.599
car or the vehicle and took off.

497
00:33:27.450 --> 00:33:32.509
That is extremely intense. I'm really focused on how you

498
00:33:32.890 --> 00:33:37.730
saw its arm coming out of the water and its hand.

499
00:33:37.869 --> 00:33:41.039
Did it have claws, or what were its fingers like?

500
00:33:42.299 --> 00:33:45.579
I can't tell you if it had claws, but it

501
00:33:45.619 --> 00:33:47.440
did look more spindly.

502
00:33:49.440 --> 00:33:55.789
It looked more like lanky fingers. But they were.

503
00:33:57.440 --> 00:34:00.160
There was fur on the hand and this is also quick.

504
00:34:00.200 --> 00:34:05.440
So my description is just based off of like, uh,

505
00:34:06.410 --> 00:34:07.329
a couple of seconds.

506
00:34:08.110 --> 00:34:12.389
Yeah, absolutely. Yeah. Those, some of those encounters can just

507
00:34:12.409 --> 00:34:16.210
happen so quickly. Sean, I appreciate you sharing what you

508
00:34:16.250 --> 00:34:18.869
have experienced over the years in the last few minutes

509
00:34:18.909 --> 00:34:23.489
we have. Do you mind sharing about how, uh, people

510
00:34:23.550 --> 00:34:27.780
can listen to your music and, uh, the shadow wise

511
00:34:27.860 --> 00:34:31.019
music and, uh, make sure that they check that out.

512
00:34:32.199 --> 00:34:35.780
Okay. So the, uh, in the shadow of Bigfoot, it's

513
00:34:35.889 --> 00:34:42.989
on YouTube, Spotify, and iTunes, uh, Amazon. Uh, and you

514
00:34:43.269 --> 00:34:46.110
just type in shadow wise, S H A D O

515
00:34:46.170 --> 00:34:48.369
W Y Z E. I mean, in the shadow of

516
00:34:48.429 --> 00:34:52.210
Bigfoot and that's on blue pony records, which is a

517
00:34:52.250 --> 00:34:55.530
label that I signed with for this. And they basically

518
00:34:55.570 --> 00:34:59.900
help put this together, help it come to life and

519
00:34:59.940 --> 00:35:07.119
bring it out to the world. So that's the song

520
00:35:07.179 --> 00:35:10.010
that's the first single of a cryptid album we're doing.

521
00:35:10.469 --> 00:35:13.050
And the next single is the Howl of the Dogman,

522
00:35:14.090 --> 00:35:16.070
which is going to be out in about two weeks

523
00:35:16.269 --> 00:35:19.610
on those same platforms, and then followed by the Mothman.

524
00:35:20.030 --> 00:35:25.380
How nice. Dude, that's going to be a great album.

525
00:35:25.820 --> 00:35:28.650
I am pumped. It's not just a one-off, but thank

526
00:35:28.670 --> 00:35:31.269
you so much for coming on the show today, Sean.

527
00:35:31.309 --> 00:35:33.909
We'll have to keep in touch about future things, okay?

528
00:35:34.949 --> 00:35:37.070
Okay. Thank you, Jeremiah. Appreciate it.

529
00:35:39.119 --> 00:35:41.320
If you've had a Bigfoot encounter of your own, I

530
00:35:41.519 --> 00:35:43.340
would love to hear from you. You can send me

531
00:35:43.380 --> 00:35:48.610
an email with your encounter information. bigfootsociety at gmail.com. I've

532
00:35:48.630 --> 00:35:52.199
come out with a free report about the top 10

533
00:35:52.199 --> 00:35:57.179
Bigfoot hotspots. You can go over to bit.ly forward slash

534
00:35:57.260 --> 00:36:02.429
BFS report. I'm Jeremiah Byron. Thanks for listening to Bigfoot Society,

535
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and I'll see you in the woods.