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May 23

SC EP:1259 We Thought It Was A Bear

In 1994 Jeff and his wife were camping in California. While out on a hike Jeff said “My wife and I noticed this…..bear down in the field. It was hitting the tree. I couldn’t understand what it was doing. The more I looked at it the more I thought, what a strange looking bear. A lot of weird things happened on that trip.”

 

 

 

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53 Responses to “SC EP:1259 We Thought It Was A Bear”

  12. Stacey C

    Wes God told Esau & Jabob’s mom she has 2 nations in her belly… I have always believed Esau was Sasquatch, I guess because of the description of him, she had to cover him with the hide of a goat in order to deceive Isaac, that’s more than just hairy. He was a STRONG one, hunter gatherer, man lived off of the land, God hated Esau because he sold his birthright for a bowl of beans ( lentils)….. Was ashamed of his birthright I’m guessing, so there’s a lot more to him than just being hairy yes, but the description of him does match, I don’t think we’ll know everything until the day of the end and then all things will be made known…..Regardless very interesting topic….

  16. Mark R

    Thanks for getting this out so early Wes. Thanks to all of our service men and women.

    The witness seems to change details too much for me to trust him. He finally lost me when the rabbits that were running around his tent became mice as he couldn’t remember correctly.

    Oh well, at least it was entertaining.

    • andrea b

      Thank you Chuck P for cross referencing the older woman story. Hadn’t heard that for ten years. Good job. There was the one where the Mormon kid found one living in a cave on the beach in San Diego also.

  18. theresa m

    Hey Wes and Jeff. Thanks for tonight’s show. Jeff, thank you and to all our Veterans, for your service to this country. It is appreciated more than anyone of us can express. Your story is scary. I would not be able to camp in a tent in an area where we were the only campers after the first night of have ‘wolves’ around howling. I could stay in a hard body camper or a cabin but not a tent. Done that and there’s not enough protection for my liking. In hindsight, you and your wife had quite the experience. God Bless that forest ranger. He had to know something was going on up there and for him to do the face to face and intentionally tell you what you weren’t hearing instead of giving you some verbal warning is upsetting. I’m glad you and your wife were not harmed. Great show, Wes. Appreciate another interesting Saturday night.

  20. Trent M

    Thanks Wes! I just have to add The Winchester House is in San Jose Ca. not L.A. and Lilith its neither in the Bible nor the Talmud. The name was in some older Hebrew text but it was as a night creature or screech owl and the story of her being Adam’s 1st wife came from medieval stories written much later.

  26. Seamus J. C

    Thank you for your service, Jeff! Happy Memorial Day, All!

    I am confused about the sasquatch’s actions with the tree. Our guest said he was “banging ON the tree”–with what? What sound was that making? A tree knock sound? Any sound at all? “When you see something banging on a tree, you expect it to be bigfoot”…usually, that means hitting a tree with a tree limb, or, one other witness claimed, with the flat of its hand. But I’m not sure at all, Jeff, that you were describing tree knocks, or even claiming that its actions with the tree were making any sound at all.

    You said the creature was, “1/4-1/2 mile down, then halfway back up (the slope) going up the other side of the valley/gully”. Next, the creature was “banging up against it,” referring to the tree. Did THAT make a sound that you could hear from between 1/4 mile and more than 1/2 mile away? If the first sound was tree knocking, was “banging up against it” making a different sound? Or, no sound at all, and the perception of the scene was strictly visual–in other words, was the sasquatch simply making the tree move? Could the “dying cow” sounds have been some weird expression of the physics of the bigfoot’s assault on the tree?

    Jeff, you stopped mentioning the “dying cow” sounds when you started describing what the sasquatch was doing to the tree. Presumably, those cow sounds had been coming from the tree-banging sasquatch…Was there any indication that the creature was vocalizing those sounds? Did it appear, in any way, to be vocalizing? Was the sound coming from its direction, at least? Although, as a listener, I was wondering if it could have been coming from another creature, perhaps, nearby but not visible? If it was the tree creature, then, did it continue making the “cow” sounds as it banged on/against the tree?

    Then, it turned around and started to “slam into it backwards, like it was hanging fists up in the air”…I find it hard to form a mental picture of this. Maybe I misheard?

    Jeff, some theorize that the sudden, sheer, stark terror that people feel without even seeing bigfoot is an effect of their directing infrasound at you, and/or pheromones–and/or or, perhaps, it is the result of some sixth sense humans have in the presence of an apex predator’s watching us, some instinctive assessment of a threat, to make up for our lack of good night vision, sharp hearing and sense of smell. Maybe we actually can sense “vibes”. But something has to account for the switch from “feeling watched” to “sheer, stark terror”—my money’s on infrasound, for that. If it had been pheromones, then you might reasonably expected to smell that sasquatch stench that witnesses so often describe, but you did not.

    Thank you again, for your story.

  28. Charles R

    Contragulation Jeff for witnessing one banging on a tree. This has been often heard, but very seldom seen. You did right following your senses. I also was a huge fan of Art Bell. He came on the radio on a great FM station in Palm Springs just when I would get home from my buisness in the 1990s. Winter of 1986, my first wife and I rented a cabin 100 mile north of your sighting in Idyllwild, Riverside County, the San Jacinto Mountains, and about 6000 foot elevation. I stepped out to let fluffy snow fall on me, something that does not happen in the Coachella Valley. And right soon there was a very deep guteral growl, twice, and not far away. I stayed out for another minute and got uneasy thinking it was a Mountain Lion. Looking back, I did not think of Bigfoot at that time. However there is a famous peak their called Taquitz Peak. Years ago looking it up it was an indigenous tribe word for a Bigfoot and other people have come across them in those mountains. I pretty sure Jeff this is what you wintessed.

      • Bradley S

        Tahquitz is the name of a powerful, legendary spirit associated with death, malevolence, and nature. The name translates to “electric fireball” or “meteor,” as the spirit is said to appear in the night sky as a glowing green streak of light.

        I can see how some might take and make an association with Sasquatch though.

  29. Stacey C

    Also I thought it was in the book of jubilee who killed Cain? Was Tubalcain? I’d have to go back and look as he was in old age and said he did not know it was Cain as he looked like an animal???? Although I could be remembering wrong……

  30. Sandie B

    The book of Jasher Chapter 2 vs 27-30 mentions Lamech hunting with his Son And his Son instructed Lamech to draw his bow to kill the “animal” who turned out to be Cain.

  31. Phil C

    Hey Jeff, if you happen to see this, I’m a Southern California field researcher based out of San Diego and your encounter takes place in one of my most active research areas. A lot of the behaviors and loacations you mentioned line up perfectly with some of the things I have documented over the years. I’d really appreciate connecting with you to compare experiences and share some of the evidence and observations I’ve been documenting in that exact location outside of Burnt Rancheria Camp Ground near the PCT. You can DM me at @Sasquatch_Reanimated on IG, or email me at sasquatchreanimated@gmail.com

  32. Sonya W

    Good episode! I am commenting so I know that I have listened to this one. there’s probably a way in the app to see what I’ve listened to but cant figure ir out. 😂

  36. John A

    The biblical context at the end answered my question as to where Wes truly stands.
    Be careful who you call and tell your stories to people! They’re not only listening, but reading as well.
    Couldn’t shut the show down fast enough could ya so called bro? Almost appeared as though somebody was offended no?
    Yeah, been waiting for this one awhile now.

    From the elected, I say thank you!

  37. Debra W

    being a believer makes a difference. I believe the orbs/Sasquatch sightings as well as UFOs are all related. they are demons of Satan that left Heaven. they also will be used in the end times to kill a periods of mankind during the tribulation.

  44. Mike L

    The “Biblical Stuff” referred to is from a book, the Bible, with an abundance of factual history. The Bible is hated by many, and the greatest selling book of all time. It’s history is so accurate, that Israel used it to find wells, boundaries, locations. The Bible is the ONly book, with prophecy that accuracy is a 100%. Go research, it’s truly supernatural!😁👍

  47. Darren P

    hike this area many times in 2022. Lived in San Diego for over 10 years.
    my wife and I and our German Shepherd used to hike their often to get away from the crowds of San Diego.The locations are accurate. Used to spend a lot of time at the red roost trail. Thing Valley Road was right down the road and has access to the PCT. Beautiful Country at 5000 feet elevation. Deep canyons , Pines and on one side of the PCT you’ll see valleys of Desert. Perfect squach stomping grounds. always felt like I was being watched there, but never had any solid encounters.

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