A listener writes “I have had a lot of weird things happen to me in my life, but one of the weirdest was seeing a sasquatch in 1970, while deer hunting in New Mexico. I also saw another one in the exact same area 2 years later deer hunting. I also would like to tell you my story and my nephews story about what I now believe was a dogman. I am 69 years old, I am also 1/8th Cherokee. I live in southwestern Oklahoma. Thank you”
Danial K
Sweet! Hunter’s have the best stories.
Pat B
I hope you will let me know how you like my encounter. I was terrified while it was happening.
Pat B
I hope you enjoy this encounter, more than I did while it was happening. LOL
Ben H
LOL, boogers are bad enough! I don’t want anything to do with a dogman. Looking forward to hearing the show!
Mauri G
Pat I can’t wait to hear your encounters, thank you for having the courage to share with us.
Trent M
I can only imagine all the people that saw a dogman/werewolf during the 50’s, 60’s, 70’s, 80’s and 90’s that couldn’t tell anyone because they thought they were the only one that had seen such a creature and who would believe them? Finally in the early part of the 21 century people were reporting creatures like the Beast of Bray Rd. or the Michigan Dogman and they may have realized they were not alone. But how many were haunted like Pat’s nephew and suffered in solitude and questioned their own sanity? Sad….
Trent M
oops wrong post… sorry.
John
As a avid outdoorsman trapper an hunter spending 30 yrs of my life in the woods i never experienced anything only thing i saw a few times was rocks stacked up an i turned the other way an left the area even if it was a human who put those rocks there or not I WAS GONE?? i couldnt ever imagine seeing a dogman would never want too, would never wanna experience a booger clacking a rock or a tree let alone a sighting or a terrifying attack etc, i want no part of them
Pat B
It is very hard to talk about my nephew, I feel bad that I never really understood what he had seen. But we can’ change history only the future, and I hope this helps someone else who thinks they are crazy and can,t talk about it. I couldn’t talk about what I had seen either , except I told my husband and my brother. I never told anyone else until I was 55 years old. I developed an ulcer from it. I have never went hunting again, and I loved camping and hunting.
Trent M
Pat, I am so sorry about your nephew and I can understand why it’s hard for you to talk about but you didn’t know about these things either so I hope you do not blame yourself. I agree we can only change the future and you are definitely helping that by coming forward. Thanks for telling yours and his story it’s greatly appreciated!