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Jun 8

SC EP:1161 I saw something that should not exist

Tonight we will be speaking to Chuke and Todd. Chuke writes “I’m Chuke from Chuke’s Outdoor Adventures. I was featured on The Alaska Triangle season 2 that can still be viewed on Discover Plus. I’m a bigfoot researcher living in Alaska and I have a weekly bigfoot show I do every Sunday on YouTube. I work regularly with Rob Roy Menzies, owner of The Bigfoot Art Gallery in Palmer and Larry Bean’s Baxter author of a book on Port Chatham. I would love to be a guest on your show to talk about my investigations of sasquatch on Prince of Whales Island (where the upside-down trees are) and my sighting of a cat-like creature here in Alaska that matches the sighting of a recent guest from Oregon you had.”

 

 

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Todd writes “Trying to get something off my chest that happened in the upper peninsula of Michigan in 1977. It’s a kind of long story. I saw the creature up close when I was 11 years old.” Spoke to the witness and he has agreed to come on the show.

He said I was playing in the woods not paying attention to my surroundings and I came across this thing and this thing stood up and looked at me. The face reminded me of an old Native American but it was not human. I think it was digging for something. I was uncomfortable close. The creature looked at me in disgust and turned and walked away. At the same time I was running the opposite direction.”

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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32 Responses to “SC EP:1161 I saw something that should not exist”

  11. James G

    Fred at Subarctic Alaska Sasquatch is my go to for anything Alaskan. Fred also touches on the massive amount of missing people as does Steve at Howtohunt. The # of female First Nations that go missing each yr is insane

  22. Karla G

    I could buy that wind might turn trees upside down but they’re not going to land completely vertically. they would go in like at a sideways angle or something if it was from a windstorm. not straight up and down. that’s just ludicrous

  25. Blanche D

    Really enjoyed hearing from Chuke and Todd, both came across as really great people. Always love a stink eye from our hairy cousins! Those cat like creatures are eerie. I got the impression from previous ep that they were ETs? May need to listen to that ep again. Personally i am not a fan of expedition shows but if Chuke did a podcast similar to Wes’s I’d sign up to hear about all the mysteries of the north from sightings to first nation lore; defo got a good voice and charisma for media. Many thanks to guests and to Wes for putting the show together.

  28. JONATHAN O

    Wow, I never would have guessed the little people are bigger than sasquatches, but he straight up said they’re the biggest cryptids in Alaska. He’s the expert…

  29. Charles R

    Nice to hear a great sighting from a Yooper, and this time from the Eastern U.P. I have not been to Sugar Island, but have been to the Soo a few times. Who know, it may have been the same Bigfoot seen by the spouses except at different times. There are no bridges to this Island, instead only a ferry and those water are always cold. So either there has been a population of Sasquatch on this Island for some time, or this one swam over probably by the St. Marys River. Speaking of human type faces an Artist named Harvey Pratt years ago did some amazing painting of different Bigfoots by eye witness accounts. I think this originally was in junction with David Paulides Bigfoot website. Most were very human like. I believe Florida BFRO researcher Sybilla Irwin has done the same. Of course features will vary.

  30. Charles R

    There is no way the trees this big, I have seen them on TV, could have been done upside down by any Bigfoot. As powerful as they are even machinery could not do this, unless a hole was dug and filled in. Most likely loggers did this as a prank with machinery. Or something of very high strangeness.

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