Sasquatch Chronicles Blog

Jul 18

“It moved like a crackhead”

I am going to push to get EP:128 out tomorrow. My guest is Dustin from Missouri and he has had a lot of strange things going on around his property. He has been stalked while hunting by “something” walking bi-pedal. He talks about a time he killed an elk, pulled the gut pile out and ran back to his house to get something and upon returning his gut pile was gone. Dustin stated “I was only gone for 15min max…the gut pile had been picked up and something walked off with it.” Dustin said everything changed the night he saw the creature, he says “it was like a huge hairy bodybuilder……it was pinned down when I saw it and it was almost like it didn’t know if it should run or fight…it had sharp jerky motions, kid of reminded me of a crackhead” Dustin said prior to this sighting he assumed they were a bunch of drunk homeless guys on his property because they would come up and slap the house in the middle of the night. Dustin said “I heard them one night right before they slapped the house and it sounded like a big guy who had a deep voice but was  mumbling, I could not make out what he was saying.” Dustin lives in a very rural area, his driveway alone is a quarter of a mile long.

Dustin has given up hunting which was a great passion of his, he says “I have never seen anything like this, some things you cannot unsee.”

22 Responses to ““It moved like a crackhead””

  2. Debbie C

    I feel bad for Dustin. Actually frighten for him.
    If I witness what he did, I would have to pack my belongings and relocate elsewhere.
    I know, easier said than done.
    Looking forward to his interview.

    • Wes

      Actually I believe the guys from the siege of honobia made that comment to me. Remember the one in the dumpster? Mike had made a similar comment to me about the way it moved. The “crackhead” comment describes how it moved, kind of shifting, not really sure what to do when it was pinned down. I saw a FLIR of one doing this and I remember thinking it was moving around like someone on speed…a lot of jerky motions. I think younger ones do this when they are in panic mode…it’s just a theory I do not have one in my garage I am studying

      • pam

        Also Wes; I had sent Will an email about 3 OR hunters that gutted their prey (think it was a deer?) on ahunting trip in E Oregon. They gutted the 1 deer and left with the meat. Hikind for around 10 mins. I think…the guy realized he’d left his phone after taking pix of the kill!
        He went back and let the others keep going-returning that fast and seeing the pile gone- totally and like it was never there!!!
        He freaked out looked around heard some grunting sounds and ran to his pals. He won’t talk about it- just related this at a campout to my best buddy.
        The 3 of them were spooked badly as it was in an area of high desert- no cover to speak of and no larger predators big enough to make the sound he heard.

  4. Jim D

    So it looked like a crackhead…hmmm, was it peering into the corner of the windows of the house, looking for DEA agents to come storming out to arrest him?

  5. Thomas W

    Picked up the gut pile? You would think that was messy enough to leave a trail. Yuck. In bear country (with Elk) I have seen the grass licked clean by the next morning but that’s a scary thought that the big guy would take it home like carry out.

  6. JOHN E

    THE GUY IS SO HONEST …IT WAS A DEER NOT A ELK….WOOOOO HES FOR REAL GOOD JOB WES FOR PUTTING THIS STORY OUT …SOUNDS LIKE HES READY TO MOVE OUT UNLESS HES GOING TO HAVE TO REALLY THINK ABOUT SOONER OR LATER SOMTHING BAD IS GOING TO HAPPEN …RIGHT.HOPE I AM WRONG .

    • Jennifer W

      John E and Jordan J: How do you know it was a deer instead of an elk, since the podcast isn’t up yet? It sounds like you already listened to it, but I don’t see that it’s available yet.

  13. Jordan J

    Sry guys I’m having an issue with my account. But this is Dustin and it was a whitetail buck not an elk. I’m using my cousins account to post this. We don’t have elk in this part of MO. There are some elk that have been released in southern MO but u can’t hunt them

  15. Robert W

    Hi Dustin- this show is a safe place to witness to the audience your encounter. It is what separates this show from others; no judgements here from anyone. As Wes says when there is so much bad in the world it is great to forget things for awhile and help people by listening to their encounters. Not to be cliche- but you are among friends in a way…

    Look forward to your encounter!

  17. Andrew O

    Hi Dustin. Don’t worry, you ‘secret’ is safe with us.

    You definitely came to the right place.

    I am looking forward to hearing your encounter story.

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