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Jul 23

SC EP:345 A Hunter’s Encounter

I will be welcoming two guests to the show. Blake writes “I grew up in Mcnabb County in south Arkansas. I had an encounter there while hunting and have had two more encounters since then.”

I spoke to Blake today and he talked about his first encounter he said “I heard what I thought was another hunter. This thing was walking up an incline coming right to me. As it got to the top of the hill I was expecting to see some hunters’ orange but this thing was all black and very large.

It face and whole head was covered in hair and the only thing I saw was a human like nose sticking out. I must have stepped on a twig because this thing turned and huffed at me. As soon as it was looking at me I took off running. Everything is kind of a blur but when I stopped to catch my breath it became apparent that this thing was following me out from the side of the trail…”

I will also be speaking to Eric and Eric writes “My name is Eric I would like to share my encounter story. I will give you a brief outline. We can discuss more if you’re interested. It happened in BC about 10 years ago in remote area east of the fraser river, north of Hope. A friend of mines family owns a logging company. My friend and I would go get equipment left behind.”

I spoke to the witness and he said that him and his friend were camping one night and they heard strange vocalizations and had rocks thrown at them. They assumed it was people messing with them. Eric’s friend would get up with his gun and yell into the wood line telling whoever it was to stop or they were going to get shot.

When the rocks continued to be thrown Eric’s friend got up and fired off a shot in the air and that is when this thing sounded like King Kong and was knocking tree’s over. The men decided to sleep in the truck. As soon as daylight came the men decided to leave and on the way out there was a tree that had been ripped out of the ground and placed across the road.

The men got out of the truck and one kept the rifle while the other one cut the tree up. The men noticed two large figures up in the wood line watching them.

Later they told the father who owns the logging company and he shrugged his shoulders and said “yeah those things happen…..”

 


 

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32 Responses to “SC EP:345 A Hunter’s Encounter”

    • Robert B

      @Emma G do you have many encounters in Sweden? I am an American researcher that lives in SW Germany. They infest our forests right to the edge of our small Village. Currently on vacation myself back home in the US, but would love to hear what’s going on in Sweden. Bob

  12. Diana A

    I havent been making many comments for about a year now, because it seems comments have become mainstream talk. Thats cool But I do have things to say about todays show. Blake has been a good clear spirit who walks into the forest with good intentions. The bigfoot seem to be weakened mentality and healthwise. it seems like there are more and more reports of skinny not so buff beings showing up. This makes me feel they are suffering from the seriously tainted water in many areas……I don’ t know if you know but when company’s do the business of fracking, they are literally stealing the water in aquafirs. So natural aquafirs become dried making natural wells, springs and ponds with no ability to hold water BECAUSE The water was drained out because it WAS TAKEN I.E. STOLEN!!! If there are no water sources the animals(food) will leave the area to search for water. This is probably why urban bigfoot is more angry and pushy because rural bigfoot is forced to leave its territory throwing off territory limits. This country and its citizens need to consider the health of the environment and earth. This makes a serious problem for any of our wildlife to meet the needs of living. Consider it our fault to not providing a safe environment for them to reside. Chew on that like a yeti..

  15. Seamus J. C

    Diana A, thanks for your comment. Of course all that’s true, and much more comfortable to ignore. So far our aquifer is safe (I’m in Central Illinois), but we have to constantly fight off threats. But what the hell–we’ve been dumping our shite and chemicals into drinkable water for a century, fracking is just another step up (or down). It’s a particularly heinous crime–unless you’re the megacorporation that wants to sell everybody its marginal water (“Dasani,” anyone?).

    BF have no political options, and I’m sure they do end up crowding each other, which makes them all very nasty. Rats are pretty sociable creatures, but overcrowd them in a cage and they will tear each other apart. Same with bigfoot, same with humans (it’s happening to us now).

    We are poisoning, starving and damning to thirst all the generations to come, be they BF or human, animal or plant. It will only get worse

  16. Seamus J. C

    BTW I do think that people on this site, as on any site, jump on others who point out that awful things like fracking have awful effects. I suspect it has a thinning effect on the number of folks willing to speak out. Just as with people who have encounters with BF, people who have “encounters” with the scope and magnitude of our looming environmental catastrophes, whether that takes the form of personal experience or simply of other people talking about them, may find it so uncomfortable that they are compelled to attack the messengers. It really is painful to accept the idea that we are leaving our children and grandchildren a hell hole. Plus, it’s a combination of pain and fear and helplessness–which is just what so often happens with BF encounters. “I didn’t tell anybody for years”….”I was afraid people would think I was crazy.”…and so on.

  17. marsha l

    Blake~ my summers were spent at Horseshoe Lake, Arkansas, as a kid, & I remember my grandmother saying to get in at a safe hour before dark, so as to be safe from the “Boogers.” I had no idea she meant the Big Guy back then! Awesome hearing your story 🙂

  20. Keenan G

    For those wondering where HOPE, BC and BOSTON BAR, BC are: it’s where they filmed Rambo: First Blood with Sylvester Stallone. That’ll give you a better idea of what to expect terrain-wise.

  21. Dominique P

    we would not need fracking if the secret US government release the secret of Zero-Point Energy and free electricity. Yes we would close the electricity companies, the power plants, use of coal, diesel and nuclear powers to produce electricity, but we should, as a species, be serious about using resources of nature smarter. Make representations to your government, throw out the selfish criminal thieves and elect intelligent and altruist people. Browse zero-point energy on youtube and listen to 3-4 presentations on Tesla discoveries. Wes, great show, thank you. On orbs, browse youtube, listen to serious researchers and you will see the connection between sasquatches and ET is real. The plot thickens…

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