Connect Paranormal writes “Step into the mysterious world of cryptozoology as acclaimed taxidermist Richard Mason shares his riveting encounters with the unknown in rural Illinois. From haunting screams piercing the pre-dawn darkness to inexplicable wood knocks echoing through remote forests, Mason’s decades of outdoor experience have left him convinced of an unexplained presence in our wilderness areas.
In this captivating oral history interview, Mason recounts his first startling experience in Pike County during the early 1980s—a bone-chilling vocalization that stopped him in his tracks. Through his unique position as a trusted member of the hunting community, he’s become a reluctant repository for similar accounts from across the region, including dramatic encounters at local lakes and a particularly active case involving what appears to be a family group near Brooklyn, Illinois.
Follow along as Mason describes fascinating details about these creatures’ apparent intelligence and social behavior, from their strategic group tactics to their curious interest in human activities. His matter-of-fact delivery and meticulous attention to detail create a compelling picture of encounters that challenge our understanding of what lurks in the shadows of America’s heartland.
Don’t miss this rare glimpse into one man’s journey from skeptic to believer, as Mason shares evidence ranging from mysterious tracks to inexplicable photographs—all documented with the careful eye of someone who’s spent his life studying wildlife. Whether you’re a devoted cryptozoology enthusiast or simply curious about unexplained phenomena, this interview offers an intriguing look at encounters that continue to defy conventional explanation.”
Bigfoot and Dogmen in West Central Illinois: Richard Mason Interview
Lisa B
That was pretty cool Wes
Stiles H
He talks of many good Sasquatch photos yet none are shown. Same old shit.
Donald P
Agreed. If you don’t show the pictures, they don’t exist.