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Yes, sound is something I had forgotten. I’ve always assumed that was why so many people suddenly got the fear/get out of here vibe. Perhaps ditto with dogs.
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I’m mixed on this. I have been borderline obsessed with Sasquatch since around 1980. So, based solely on that, yes I very much want to see one. I don’t camp or hunt, and it wouldn’t ruin my already prodigious time I spend on electronics. If I were to see one, I definitely wouldn’t want to be alone…
But you don’t have to listen to even a quarter of the SC episodes to recognize a trend. Many of those who have seen one wish they had not. You can hear the emotion running through their quivering voices. PTSD, depression, and anxiety are also possible consequences.
I like the creepy stories best. I haven’t heard every episode, but episode 6 stands out to me. An adult woman (Rebecca) shares her story about growing up in an area with a lot of activity. I remember a part of her account where a Sasquatch was making a bunch of noise outside a house-warming party and the man of the house grabbed his gun to go outside and confront whatever was making all the noise, and the woman’s military father – who never acknowledged the Sasquatch – grabbed the guy and said “You don’t want to go out there.”
In some of the accounts heard on SC, there’s an elder who knows something of the topic, but won’t talk of it. I’m always curious what they know.
Siege at Honobia was fascinating, and Wes does a great job re-telling it, but I wish the witness would have come on the show and told the story directly.
What episodes do you folks like best?I spoke with the IndianaBigfoot.com owner and he said there are no research groups attached to it. It’s merely a site to report experiences.
