A listener writes: “Hey, I just started to listen to the show after having a sighting behind my house in east Texas. I moved in this place 2 months ago.
I hear them often not yelling or anything like that. I did hear knocking in the front of the house, tree breaking and I found tree structures. There are lots of deer in the area and I have a drainage creek behind my house. So I think they may have been hunting here. No one lives in the house for a year before I bought it.
This last Sunday I heard my dog in the woods and it sounded like it was got hurt. I ran out of the house and there was my dog sitting in the front and nothing was wrong. I think that the Bigfoot made that sound to get me or the dogs in the woods. Latter that night my wife was on the porch and heard something banging around and the heard tree branches braking on the other side of the yard. She came and got me I didn’t here anything but she said it had to be two of them.
I also saw a print that might be from Bigfoot. It was 12″ long 6″ wide. The Bigfoot was about 7′ tall was at twilight so it looked like a dark shadow very upright with a round head and big shoulders no neck, long legs. I didn’t notice the arms. I am wondering if they could be watching us and may harm us. I’m doing my best to give them there space. Thanks for your time. If you have any insight let me know thanks”
I will also be welcoming Duke to the show. Duke stops by to discuss his conspiracy theories and info on past insider shows.
Danial K
It is very unnerving if they are already imitating your dog and trying to lure you into the woods!
Tim G
The early aggression shown in this report is extremely scary.
Jan W
Sounds like a great show. Wonder why the previous owners moved?
DrAaron
Or if the previous owner ever found “peanut”
Maynard w
Be careful what you wish for I know. But I’m thinking about naming my next hound peanut. LOL
DrAaron
They are truly some amazing animals. I won’t hit the trail without my pup, they sense things that cannot be explained. They earn their keep a hundred times over. Take care…
Alan H
Remember, eliminate all else before you think Bigfoot.
Jack33
What part of east Texas?
Rich A
Anywhere near Texas Eastman??
Carol Germer
Lights that come on at night could help.
James (Waylon) Johnson
Would love to hear more from you, and lend a hand if needed.
Brad C
James do you have a moving truck
pam
wonder how they know how to make a “hurt dog ” sound, yikes, poor lil Peanut.
Kenneth M
Time to improvise some camera and booby traps. Good old fashioned trip wires with shotgun shell flare launchers (army surplus) armed with live shotgun slug against a pound of tannerite and nails – should ruin the squatches day. If they get aggressive, they may come after you but that is a good time for cameras to get them. They hate cameras – very afraid of being imaged – evidently they have all got the memo on this.
Rich A
Like!
Charles B
I totally agree w where u r going w you post
Robinson W
Sounds a littttttle familiar … I really worry, by and by, that some dishonest folk are patching together stories … know what I mean? Anyone else share this worry?
Charles B
Robinson W agreed 100 %
Bal G
What part of East Texas? East Texas is a vast area. I live in an area that could be considered East Texas, and I am no where near the Louisiana border, or the piney woods. Please Wes, in the future when someone says East Texas, please tell them to be more specific. Now, the show has not aired, so maybe the witness will specify where this encounter took place.
Christopher U
What is worrisome about his encounters is they are intentionally making their presence known. One even Showed itself to him which to me almost sounds like a challenge. If this is territorially driven the situation is only going to escalate. Even if I am completely wrong. There is no harm in being cautious. I would suggest if you or your family have to go some where on your property that you go in pairs, from every thing I have seen they are less likely to confront two individuals as opposed to someone alone. It may be inconvenient but a little inconvenients beats the alternative . LOL
SHANNON D
Be safe!!!
Robin B
Oh man! This doesn’t sound like a good start… I wish you the very best. I hope your dog can be inside with you
michael n
Sounds like the siege of honobia all over again. Wow! Scary! I wonder about the previous tenants. Feeding them maybe then stopped? Or maybe the people before the last tenants? Could be a number of things that are making them more aggressive than usual or the entire group could just be jerks. I definitely think help is needed before it gets past the point of no return. I wish you all the best!! Please be safe.
Paul M
Not always does more then 1 person mean there less agrssive. 2 better then 1 for sure. But don’t count on 2 and they won’t try to outsmart you. This is a situation that needs to be dealt with swiftly and with some people that have experience in the field. Get ahold of JAMES WAGON JOHNSON. And he and his fellow teammates can give you some very good advice. Don’t wait. Do it now.
Jonathan B
It’s war when my dogs aand kids are involved.
Jacqueline O
I’m looking forward to Duke ‘s conspiracy theories and the info on the “insiders”!
Stephan B
Prepare for the worst hope for the best stay safe and can’t wait for this show. I live in Austin TX but have been looking at property up in East Texas lots of activity.
Charles B
We’re waiting!!!!!!!!!!!