“We were messed with by Bigfoot for 15 years in Alaska”

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They could have grabbed me by the
chest like a toy if it wanted to.

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It was huge, and it growled
at us and you could feel it

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in your bones, everything, just
you could feel it ripple through your body.

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My wife stopped and looked at me, just panicked, and she could

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tell I was just as panicked because
it was like, Yeah, there's nothing

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I'm going to be able to do. I said, don't run, keep

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walking, get in the house.
That's your only goal. Either you're listening

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Jeremiah Viron. Every week I talk to

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for Society. I've taken far too
much of your time so far, so

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let's get on with the show.
Is this not working tonight? Oh my

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goodness. Oh yeah, Bill,
I'm gonna call you back right now.

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I apologize. Let's see, this
is going to take a minute. I

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am going to have to call him
the old fashion way real quick. Okay,

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Hello, Hey Bill, Hey,
who's this? Hey? This is

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Jeremiah. Oh hey Man, Hey, calling you back. Yes, I

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didn't have it set up right on
my side, so it's my fault.

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But thank you so much, Colin. What's going on? Bill? I

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didn't get a chance to listen to
your voicemail. Yeah, what you got?

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I just basically rambled about there.
It's a terrifying event to see these

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things. It's not a Harry and
the Henderson's feeling. There's no warm fuzziness

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to it. Hold on one second, Bill, can someone in the chat

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let me know if you can hear
Bill as well? In addition to me,

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I just want to make sure they
can hear you too, Bill.

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Right on, I'm calling from Keene, Alaska right now. Oh, Frank

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Key and I Alaska? Yeah?
Oh wow? How aboute miles away from

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Port Chaplain? Where the Sasquad saying
everybody else, you're two miles away from

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Port Chatham? Twenty miles all right? So they can hear you loud and

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clear? So build the floor's years? What have you experienced uff there?

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Oh my god? What it started? Before I even knew what Harryman or

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sasquatch or Bigfoot was, I was
six years old and one was looking in

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my bedroom window on the second floor
of our house, which was eighteen feet

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off the ground, and its whole
face and head filled the window, and

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I freaked. I counted on my
brothers and sisters door, and they were

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like, oh see mom and dad. So I ran to my mom and

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dad and that's when it started.
But my wife and I have seen him

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recently many times over the years.
It's been a That's part of the reason

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we moved from Fairbanks to Keenai.
Did you move to get away from them

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or to get closer to them?
We moved to get away from those specific

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ones. Okay, they had pretty
much proven that they weren't afraid of anything

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I had doc or in defense of
my property. They did what they wanted,

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They walked through there when they wanted, They did what they wanted.

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We got I have four dogs,
and between the four of them, they're

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almost seven hundred pounds of dogs.
And the dogs would just be terrified,

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absolutely workless for any kind of protection
at that moment when they're hiding behind you.

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They don't do that for bear or
moose or anything else. They'll go

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aadly go after those. They would
chase my dogs back to the house.

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What kind of dogs we've seen.
I've got an English Massive that's two hundred

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and forty eight pounds, a Great
Dane that's two hundred pounds, a Saint

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Bernard that's one hundred and sixty pounds, in a half husky mix that's one

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hundred pounds. He's lotdog. They
all think they're lapdogs, but they're not.

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But they're huge. And to see
them go after a grizzly fearlessly and

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then tower from stuff that we couldn't
see, it was terrifying. It was

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like I had know. The only
thing I could tell my wife was we

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were walking from We had no running
water at our house. We were building

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it, so we would go to
my mother's house to bathe, and then

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at night we walk home. And
we had this one hundred foot long trail

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that snaked up through the woods,
and there was one about ten feet from

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us. In the dark. You
could see its hand because we had left

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the kitchen light on in our house, and my mom had her porch light

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on, so we had plus cdy
come outs of light. But you could

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see its hand and it was well
bigger than my chest. It could have

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grabbed me by the chest and picked
me up. I'm five six. It

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could have grabbed me by the chest
like a toy if it wanted to.

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It was huge, and it growled
at us, and you could feel it

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in your bones, everything just you
could feel it ripple through your body.

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And I told my wife, because
my wife stopped and looked at me,

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just panicked, and she could tell
I was just as panicked, because it

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was like, yeah, there's nothing
I'm going to be able to do.

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But stall I told her. I
said, don't run, keep walking.

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Get in the house. That's your
only goal. So she turned and she

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started walking towards the house and walked
about fifty more feet up the trail and

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then boom into the house and slammed
the girl behind her. So I finally

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started walking, and it was all
I could do to stand there for fifteen

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seconds to give my wife time to
get into the house. And then I

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started walking and it let out this
grumble and then you could hear it take

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off in the dark, and as
soon as I heard it running away from

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me, I ran away from it. I know it wasn't running away from

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me. It wasn't afraid of me. It was just done scaring me.

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But they seemed to get off on
scaring people. So we finally we put

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up with it for fifteen years and
left. We couldn't deal with it no

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more. So you had encounters like
that for fifteen years. What was the

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thing that broke the camel's back?
Because if you put up with fifteen years,

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it would have had to been something
wild that happened that made you're like,

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okay, this is it. Well, the slapping on the house where

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it would shape the whole house and
knock pictures off the walls, and the

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growling and the constant terrorizing. They
seem to like to scare the dogs a

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lot to just keep the dogs in
the house. No, we're out here,

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we're going to hang out here,
we're going to do what we want.

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You're stuck in there. And because
you couldn't drag them out, you

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physically could not drag them outside,
they would not go, and more often

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than not they would block the door
with their bodies. Two or three dogs

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sometimes hold the door shut just so
I couldn't go outside to have a cigarette.

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I took that as my something from
God right there. It was like,

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yeah, no, I'm not going
to open that door. I don't

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need a cigarette that bad. Yeah, those regrets today. Did you ever

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get a good clear look at the
face of the creature? I yes,

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I've seen several of them, much
closer than I ever want to be to

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one. Again. I can tell
you that there's skin varies, but they

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all look human in the face,
human enough to recognize there's part human in

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there, some kind of human.
It's not all demon or whatever the hell

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they are. Are you able to
describe the features that are in your memory

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from what you've seen over there?
Like one they really like to mess with

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this. His skin was so black, it was almost blacker than black.

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It's hard to describe because he had
these his eyes would change colors. You'd

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see sometimes his eyes were white with
a blue iris, and then white with

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a red iris, and brown it
was the same thing, but its eyes

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always changed, and sometimes at night
you could see red eyes like eating light

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out of the woods around the house. And it was like, yeah,

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no, we're not going outside tonight. We're done. We lived in the

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woods compared to what a lot of
people think the woods are. How far

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away was the nearest neighbor by then
they'd opened up a subdivision. And I

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had warned all my neighbors that lived
in the immediate area where I had seen

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them, look around you when you're
outside, don't don't just assume you're safe.

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Look around you and you're walking around, especially at night. And one

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of our neighbors had an incident where
one roared outside of his house. And

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his house was one hundred and fifty
yards from mine. And I'm sitting on

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my front porch at three o'clock in
the morning having a cigarette. You're having

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a pool tournament, and I had
to smoke outside, so I sat on

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the porch. I had a bench, and I heard this crack, like

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an entire tree just broke. And
then I heard that again and again,

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and then this war came and you
could feel it heew, like a wave

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in the ocean just splashed up against
you. Have you ever heard any baby

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cries in the woods? Yes?
Really, right in Fairbanks, Alaska,

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we were my house. I built
my house seventy five feet from my mom's

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house so that I could take care
of her, because I had taken care

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of her all my life. She
was suffering, hurting, and so we

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built our house seventy five feet away
so that we could get to her quicker.

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So there was no drive time,
no weight, no lag. It

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was like bam, we're there.
And we had all just got done eating

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Thanksgiving dinner. It was probably fifteen
or twenty of us cousins, aunts,

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uncles, brothers, sisters, whatnot, and everybody walked outside to stretch their

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legs, and there was a warm
night for Fairbanks. It was like twenty

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five above then, and we heard
this baby crying, and several of my

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aunts and uncles were like, whoa, We're going to get that baby,

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and it was like, wow,
no, you're not. Nobody's leaving the

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yard. There's no reason nobody left
a baby in those woods. I promise

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you, we'll go look from upstairs
with flashlights before we go walking out there.

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And then everybody got terrified and just
started bum rushing the house all at

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once, and you get two people
at a time through the doors, So

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everybody just lauded up on the outside
of the front porch and me and my

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uncle stopped because we both had cigarettes, so we couldn't go inside, so

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we stopped right outside the door.
And it continued for a while, and

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then it changed to owl noises and
bird noises that you wouldn't hear in the

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dark, and it just it got
terrifying all of a sudden. Other people,

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What was it that became that made
it become terrifying for you all of

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a sudden. There's like a pressure
that they seemed to push off that I

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don't know. It just it's scary
because they're there and they either know they're

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there, so there they I don't
know what it is, but they put

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and they make this pressure that you
can feel, and it you just automatically

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or terrified. It might be into
I don't know, but because I know

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for them to be able to rattle
their bones when they growled at my wife

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and I, which on more than
one occasion, there's got to be some

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level of infrasound there because nothing else
does that. Was that a one night

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occurrence where you had the baby cries
and then you heard the birds that shouldn't

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be there, and or did that
happen multiple times? That happened multiple times

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over the years in that area,
it was got off and on. I'm

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fifty five now. I didn't realize
what was going on till I was in

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my twenties because I had no grasp
but what could be out there? What

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is out there? What was it
that kind of turned the lights on where

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you realize that, hey, this
is what I've been dealing with, is

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something way outside what I can control. My father and I were moose hunting

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one time and we had four by
a long ways into this mountain valley.

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He didn't want to risk going farther
and getting stuck and having to walk that

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much farther out. We ardored around
and turned the truck around to make a

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good flat kickoff area when we were
going to leave, and we walked even

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farther into that valley on foot,
and I seen his shoulder of one as

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it was going behind this huge spruce
tree, and I told my dad,

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I said, there goes a moose
right there. And my dad was already

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like straight up like something got his
attention. And I turned and looked at

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him, and he lowered his gun
down. He didn't aim, but he

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was pointing to the gun in that
general direction, and he said that was

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the moose. Let's go. And
then I realized what I thought was the

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butt of a moose was the shoulder. It was probably about nine foot off

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the ground, rolling behind this big
spruce tree. And to see my dad

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scared was in an event because you
didn't ever see him afraid. He fought

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in World War two, in the
Korean War. He was not that kind

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of guy. He was John Wayne
kind of guy. Didn't get scared.

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And that really made me nervous.
So we backed our way out for a

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long way. It's probably a quarter
of a mile before we turned and just

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booked it. And we got back
to the truck and I asked him,

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I said, what did you see? And he goes, you've seen the

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same thing I seen And I said, alls I seen was its back.

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He goes, I seen it looking
at us. And I was like,

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oh, brilliant to say. We
never most hunted in that valley again?

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Are you able to share? What
is there a name for that valley?

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Or I don't even know? Okay, we would just take off in his

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truck and go for miles. And
when you want to get big moose,

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you got to go deep into the
woods, deep deep miles. This was

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before cell phones or anything, so
I had no GPS or anything. Is

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like just nothing but rolling hills up
there in Fairbanks. You drive forty or

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fifty miles out of town and start
driving into the mountains and rolling hills.

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Everything looks the same. Oh sure, yeah, definitely. Something I hear

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a lot from different interviews when it
comes to Alaska is that the Sasquatch can

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be extremely aggressive up there. Is
that something that you've run into from things

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that you've heard, My wife and
I had encountered seemed to be more aggressive

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than not. They weren't afraid to
let you know they were there. Yeah,

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and they weren't afraid of you at
all. We were barbecuing one night

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outside of my mom's garage, like
I'm remembering sing for Ma, because we

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were leaving. We were done,
We couldn't be there no more. Mom

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has passed away years before and it
was time to go, and so we

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were doing one last barbecue and party
at the garage and one ran by the

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front of the garage. Well,
my wife was sitting out there and scared

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her so bad. She ran into
the garage and closed the door and said

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we're going home now. And she
was ghost white wow and alls I caught

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of it was like a gray and
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But it shook the concrete foundation of
our garage. That's wild. Did you

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happen to get any pictures or recordings
of any kind. I've got boatloads of

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pictures and stuff that The strangest thing
is everything around these hairyman or sasquage is

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crisp and clear in the picture that
they're always blurry? Right? That is

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usually the case, isn't it.
Yeah. I used to have a photo

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lab, and I think that they
can mess with an electrical field. So

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if you're using film, you can
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I think they can do something to
cameras. I don't know, but they

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didn't like the infrared light produced by
the cameras. They would skirt around that

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light. They would show up in
the middle of the day sometimes, and

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it just amazes me how some people
refuse to see what's really going on around

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us. Oh sure, definitely,
would you even though they're blurry? Do

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you have any available if to maybe
email to I get email them to you,

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but it'd take me a little while
because I would have to take them

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off my computer, put them on
my phone, and then send them to

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you. I don't have internet where
I live. Oh, okay, if

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you are able to, I would. I think it'd be really cool to

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see them. I appreciate it,
but only if you have the time to

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do it. So I got Oh, I am forced to retired. Okay,

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so you've got some time. I
spend all my time in my friend

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orch. Sorry, my dogs are
going off, so remind me. Are

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you currently having interactions right now?
The big the last one I had,

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thankfully, was three months ago,
and he was fifty feet from me.

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I'm assuming it was a juvenile that
looked young in the face. It was

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only about six foot tall, but
it was built bigger than any linebacker I've

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ever seen, and it was pulling
these branches down, looking at me on

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my porch with the same confused look
I gave it, and as soon as

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we made eye contact, he turned
and disappeared into the brush. If you

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had to categorize them as something,
sometimes people will say, look more like

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an ape or it looked more like
a human. Would you be able to

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do either of those or would you
have to use a certain one I've ever

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seen looks more human than I had
a very humanesque quality to them, if

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that's even a word. I gotta
do something my thoughts having though, that's

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all right, he's on the other
side of the house, which shows me

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something is going inside it out Samson, Hey, Samson, get down,

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hush now. Hard to tell a
seven and a half foot dog when he's

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standing on his hind legs to hush
now. Yeah, hopefully there wasn't a

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big foot out there, right,
I don't. We've heard some weird noises.

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I just I believe in God and
I pray when they're dumb, you

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can actually rebuke them in the name
of the Lord and they will run away

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from you. Really, yeah,
even if they're being terrifying, just like

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feed away from you interest. I
don't know what they are, but I

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know they got to be more human
than people think. They're not apes by

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any means. I'm sure there are
different varieties of them, given the descriptions

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from all around the world. But
it's terrifying a band every time. It's

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never fuzzy and happy. I can't
imagine going through the stuff that you've gone

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through before you moved. That just
is really that is wild. I don't

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know what I would I feel bad
for your wife. Definitely. Yeah.

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My wife is tougher than nails.
She's five to two and just tough as

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nails. Because I don't think I've
met another woman in my life that would

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stay around something for stay in a
marriage, in a household that long,

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with something that terrifying going on all
the time, all the time. Yeah,

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over the years, that's a long
time. I give her a lot

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of credit. I call her my
big burly wife. But she's five to

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or one hundred and twenty pounds.
She'll stand up to any bigfoot for sure.

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That's great. Oh, Bill,
I appreciate you calling in. This

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has been a fun chat. Please
keep me up to date. If you

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experience anything else and send me I
will I will. Just called in on

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a lim it was like, yeah, time to say something about it.

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I appreciate you sharing your Alaska bigfoot
encounters with us. It's been a good

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time. Thank you so much,
Bill, Thank you, it was nice

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talking to you. We'll talk later, all right, good night, all

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right. That was Bill from Alaska. Fun to talk to you. Bill,

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Thank you so much. Here at
Big for Society, our goal is

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

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a safe and respected environment, but
we need to hear your story. If

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

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

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

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

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

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