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Aug 22

Bigfoot Outlaw Radio: Oklahoma Native Randy Yeapaw

In this very special edition of Bigfoot Outlaw Radio, we reach back into the archives to present a show that is near and dear to our hearts. On this episode we had our good friend Randy Yeapaw join us. Randy was of the Kiowa tribe in Oklahoma, and was what we call a bigfoot magnet.

11 Responses to “Bigfoot Outlaw Radio: Oklahoma Native Randy Yeapaw”

  3. Patricia N

    Who is supposed to be talking? Nothing so annoying to listen to someone asking questions before the story is to be told; if they would just let the fellow tell his story, they just might not have any questions, yes sc is a great example of just how it’s to be done, great job wes

  4. lee d

    Wes, that was really good but it be grate if it was longer, Wes I am a school teacher and my students is dying to know this question maybe you or one of your comrades to answer for question number 1 are Bigfoot susceptible to snakebite such as a anaconda mamba or best bite from a Komodo dragon, #2 my students want to know if you think it’s possible for Sasquatch to capture rabies now I believe there are some missing link to us and I think it has to be possible if we can catch it and everything else can catch it why couldn’t they and how dangerous do you feel that would be please feel free to ask your team this is very important this classroom#3 do you think it’s possible for a juvenile male to have a crush on at juvenile human girl I know a woman that is living on a farm and her granddaughter’s come to stay with her every summer and everyday he hears her granddaughter’s name Brenda Brenda we know it’s not my name but it’s close and they just love looking at her and every since she got here menstrual cycle they’ve been stealing them out of the trash really disgusting but I saw one giving it and eating it I don’t know what to do I have a very serious question I need to ask you a question number 4 if I were to put an electric fence up and at night when never end and they’ll be signs saying warning Electrical Fence on with very high voltage I will do anything to protect my granddaughter do you think high voltage we keep them away? By the way did you know I was told by all the teachers and she showed me the book for used to be books made for classrooms that show the students all around and for which animals are indigenous to that area and it showed Sasquatch indigenous to California Nevada they came out 73 or taken out of the school district 7 6 I find that really strange do you have any thoughts have any of this matter??? Please if anyone reading this can you please give me the information so I can make sure my students all safe and know what’s out there in the woods and to be prepared,s sincerely miss L davis

  6. Joyce N

    Yeah, I gotta agree. I love Coonbo & Bear but this was a disorganized mess of a show. More like a bullshit session. Maybe we’re just spoiled because we’re use to Wes letting the guest just speak without interruptions but this was not very good.There’s a whole lotta “you forgot…” well shut up and let the guest tell their account before you bombard them with questions about friggin rakes. Geez. Too many people in this episode talking over each other.It seems like there would have been a lot of good information here if the guest was allowed to complete an encounter. Wes, please get a hold of this guest and have him on your show without all the hallaballoo.

  7. Dovie D

    I enjoy listening to these guys. I think different ways to approach encounters of Bigfoot is great. If someone doesn’t like listening to them they can turn it off. ??? love them. They are funny and humorous as well as educational

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