Sasquatch Chronicles ft. Les Stroud | Season 3 | Episode 5 | Dead Men Tell No Tales

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  • Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
  • Please note: This episode has previously aired on the Sasquatch Chronicles podcast as Episode 499, and is being featured with express permission
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    Spoke to the witness he said “Wes, I basically grew up around these things. My family and I lived on the reservation and my grandfather and the other elders would talk about these creatures. There was one that would smack the house almost every night.
    One time he hit the back window and moshed his face in the back door. I looked up right at this thing. My dad was scared and his patience was running out. One time it hit the back window so hard hits arm came through. My father grabbed his shotgun and I heard him fire several rounds. He calming came in the home and called a family member and asked him to bring his truck. I later found out he killed it and then disposed of the body.
    Things around the property started getting bad. Aggression from these things picked up and horses and other live stock were being killed. We had to move. There are so many details and accounts I would be happy to come on and share what has happened to me and my family. I can tell you they are not human and they are not a monkey.
    Later in life I started to investigate reports around the area. One report we looked into was a missing man. He decided to go “squatching” as his wife put it about 8-9 miles from where he lived and it was very rural. We found the missing man or pieces of him over several miles. We also found large Sasquatch footprints around his vehicle.You could piece together what happen to this guy. No doubt in my mind these things killed this old man.”
    Hosted by Wes Germer
    Directed by Wes Germer
    #lesstroud #survivorman #sasquatch

Комментарии • 379

  • @24TRUTH1
    @24TRUTH1 Год назад +21

    This guy...did he just say "Grandmas are clueless"? Sir, grandmas are the LEAST clueless individuals on the planet. 🤨

  • @michaelmcmillan2616
    @michaelmcmillan2616 Год назад +16

    His dad was outside screaming at the creature and they had a back and forth for a 1/2 hr and another one for 20 min. Get the _______ outa .

  • @christophersmith1792
    @christophersmith1792 Год назад +23

    I've been a guest on Wes' show. I can verify that Wes was awesome. He did talk to me beforehand and went over the story with me based on my email. He actually spent a good amount of time just talking with me about the topic in general. There was zero coaching. He played my whole interview from start to finish with no edits either. He's a great host. My story was 100% true as I'm sure a lot of others are too.
    With that being said - this guest has a lot of red flags but he speaks well... ish. For those of us with any law enforcement background especially, we hear it and cue in on it pretty quickly. I think it's important not to let this slide. When someone comes on and has massive unrealistic claims - two guys find a missing persons truck and its smashed and bloody, and they decide to not call the cops right there... same for the body parts... come on. It does a disservice to those of us who actually have real experiences.
    As I said, Wes is great. His show is great. 99.9% of his guests are great and seem credible. For those of you on the fence, don't let this story ruin it for you. This thing is real. People do actually run into it. It's fascinating and a real life modern day mystery that very intelligent people are trying to solve. Check his show out. Chances are great that you'll find a great episode at random that doesn't need to embellish the details.

    • @mattjack3983
      @mattjack3983 Год назад +3

      Which episode were you on? I'd like to listen to your story

    • @christophersmith1792
      @christophersmith1792 Год назад

      @@mattjack3983 It was episode 273. The title is The Eyeshine. It was nothing too crazy compared to some others you'll hear but a friend did shoot it thinking it was something else. Remember it like it was yesterday.

    • @dennylee9952
      @dennylee9952 Год назад

      Which episode? I'm a subscriber...

    • @dennylee9952
      @dennylee9952 Год назад +1

      Oops... sorry. Got it!

    • @Phoenix_of_Sun
      @Phoenix_of_Sun Год назад

      Agreed, I don't down that this guy has had an experience but not all of these experiences. His first experience he told very concisely and quickly. But then all the other ones he rambled and gave extraneous unnecessary details.

  • @shawnwendling8924
    @shawnwendling8924 Год назад +35

    I was told by a native Cherokee Indian that they were called Stoneman because of the way the observed them. They blend in so well to the environment and they sit there not moving like a Stone !

  • @boostbeast8731
    @boostbeast8731 Год назад +22

    In 2002 me and a friend were camping at brown mtn orv area and had rocks thrown at us as soon as we got in the tent to go to sleep. Both rocks landed about 10' from the tent and had to be atleast grapefruit size. We heard the rocks smacking tree limbs for a few seconds before landing. I didnt learn about them throwing rocks until around 2007 so thankfully bigfoot never entered my mind while it was happening. I still go riding there and have seen many tree breaks and rock stacks, especially in late fall.

    • @timmyshore3755
      @timmyshore3755 Год назад

      it was just a couple of drunk teenagers throwing rocks because you were in their spot

    • @boostbeast8731
      @boostbeast8731 Год назад +13

      @@timmyshore3755 ive never met a teenager or adult that could chunk a rock that big that far. Maybe they silently drug a catapult in the woods without us hearing it.

    • @timmyshore3755
      @timmyshore3755 Год назад

      @@boostbeast8731 yeah i think that’s more plausible than some ape man running around throwing rocks and sticks.

    • @boostbeast8731
      @boostbeast8731 Год назад

      @@timmyshore3755 so everyone thats had a sighting or encounter is lying? If one person out of the thousands is telling the truth then they exist. Theres alot about this world we dont understand and to presume otherwise shows your stupidity.

    • @BensonAndHedgers
      @BensonAndHedgers Год назад

      Timmy the troll your funny I see you get around abit. Deep down you believe!

  • @chediablo2809
    @chediablo2809 Год назад +26

    I love listening to these incidences, just when I thought I have a favorite episode, I listen to an episode and suddenly have a new favorite!!!
    This story is absolutely amazing and compelling, Thank you Wes for having great guests and you for being such a great interviewer and host!!
    Keep em coming and I will be waiting to listen 👂 and have new favorite episodes ahead!!

    •  6 месяцев назад

      @chediablo2809 * 😅 I do the same thing! Sometimes right after I listen to an intense episode I think, 🤔 this is definitely my favorite.......I've really nailed it down.........that is until I hear the next intense episode...... 😂😂😂

  • @alinapopescu872
    @alinapopescu872 Год назад +40

    Another rational, highly articulate man who knows exactly what he saw and doesn't mince his words.

    • @sadiemichaels6405
      @sadiemichaels6405 Год назад +10

      🤣

    • @b80-s9i
      @b80-s9i Год назад +17

      Maybe one of his childhood stories were true...but the sasquatch leaving half the deer for him & the ridiculous story of finding the woman's husband parted up over 14-15 miles, is pure bullshat!! The man is a ssssssstory teller...something fierce💩

    • @timmyshore3755
      @timmyshore3755 Год назад +7

      bunch o’ hogwash
      😂

    • @mattjack3983
      @mattjack3983 Год назад

      @@timmyshore3755 I don't believe this guy's story either, but you are literally all over the comments section making negative comments like a guy who really needs to get out of his mom's basement and get a damn job. Stop making a fool of yourself dude.

    • @timmyshore3755
      @timmyshore3755 Год назад

      @@mattjack3983 how is stating my opinion negative ?

  • @melaniegoforth5291
    @melaniegoforth5291 Год назад +28

    Love this guy ! He left it to its business , and it left him his half . Perfect !

    • @TheEdgeLord
      @TheEdgeLord Год назад +6

      He's full of it...

    • @WarrenHolly
      @WarrenHolly 6 месяцев назад

      ​@@TheEdgeLordand the biggest liar on this planet you believe everything he says. Right! 😏

    • @TheEdgeLord
      @TheEdgeLord 6 месяцев назад

      @@WarrenHolly pretty sure I said he was full of shit.... so no I guess not

  • @jefferylilly1123
    @jefferylilly1123 Год назад +29

    I had a juvenile growl at me and it shook my chest immensely.

  • @gracew4194
    @gracew4194 Год назад +21

    As a human being in so sorry for this woman and what happened to her. As a dog lover I am incensed that innocent dogs keep getting destroyed bc the authorities in these cases won't tell the truth. This keeps happening and the community at large has no idea how much danger they are in due to these lies. It's time for truth to come out!

    • @PaperPearls24
      @PaperPearls24 Год назад

      The powers that be think we have no common sense and will go crazy with our weapons. Hence... take them and hide all intel. Some seem safe and others seem very aggressive.

    • @SuperAngelic5
      @SuperAngelic5 8 месяцев назад

      I agree

  • @herstal3501
    @herstal3501 Год назад +26

    There is no fatal wolf attack documented in North Carolina ever that I could find. Come on.

    • @davekeeler7130
      @davekeeler7130 Год назад +1

      I'm pretty sure it's there same here in BC, Canada as well. Maybe even the country. Although I wouldn't trust Arctic wolves. If any, if be them

    • @seventh_adam4410
      @seventh_adam4410 Год назад

      keep looking it will come up.

    • @herstal3501
      @herstal3501 Год назад +4

      @@seventh_adam4410 source?

    • @buddee8863
      @buddee8863 Год назад

      I'd wager those unmarked Fed boys who used the "wolf attack" as the cover-up smoke & mirror story probably somehow erased said story once enough of the townspeople read the story about the unfortunate camper/husband.
      Just look at how quickly the FBI redacted street surveillance camera footage of the object that crashed into the Pentagon on nine eleven, even though the impact site in the building was only a third of the size of the passenger jet that *supposedly* crashed into it, as was reported...
      I absolutely hate conspiracy theories because of the stigma, but Jesus Christmas does the government seriously censor the truth about important events..

  • @JOSEPHLUCIA-l2g
    @JOSEPHLUCIA-l2g 8 месяцев назад +1

    GOD BLESS YOU , WE NEED MORE PEOPLE LIKE YOU ,GOD BLESS YOU IF EVERYBODY WERE LIKE YOU THE WORLD WOULD BE A BETTER PLACE'

  • @soulstarreiki8889
    @soulstarreiki8889 Год назад +11

    Makes me think more dogman/dogmen.. especially as you mentioned the scratch marks, and they tend to be linked more to this kind of aggression. They're often in the same vicinity as sasquatch.

    • @ninelives56
      @ninelives56 Год назад +1

      That's true but almost all the dogman encounters end with the person being scared out of their mind but not killed. Even in my own dogman encounter that continued every night over a few weeks, they could have easily tore the glass doors open or broke through a window but they didn't. If they had wanted to harm or kill me and my husband I wouldn't be here. No way did they want us dead. These two witnesses saw multiple bigfoot tracks around the camp and along the trail. The government brought large wolf dogs in to cover the bigfoot tracks and make it look like it was wolves. 😢

    • @soulstarreiki8889
      @soulstarreiki8889 Год назад +2

      Donna Hough true, good point, . I've listened to many Encounters where dogmen just want to terrify their victims. But I also listened to a couple of park rangers and ex police where dogmen in the national park had killed people. They seem to be worse in the parks. I'm sorry to hear you've been through that! Have you emailed your story to My Dogman Encounter, or Jeff Nadolny's Dogman and Paranormal Research?

    • @ninelives56
      @ninelives56 Год назад

      @soulstaradventurer8889 thank you. Actually I haven't reported it to Jeff Nadolny, I haven't heard of him, I will look him up. I only heard of Vic Cundiff's show in the last year because the daughter of a very close friend confided in me that she was stalked by a "werewolf" last year, so I went searching online for possible explanations and fell across Dogman Encounters Radio. After listening to several episodes there came one where a girl was telling him about her encounters and it happened around the same time as ours did and within 5 miles or less from our encounters. That's when it hit me like a ton of bricks that her stories were all too much like what we went through. So I did go to dogman encounters website and left a short message, I didn't go into very much detail because there was too much to tell, I just didn't even know where to start. Also, it happened back in 1999/2000 and at that time I'd never heard of anything like dogman. I/we didn't know what it was. We couldn't explain it and all we wanted to do was finish the job, get paid and leave. Actually I did leave and come home but the boss called and convinced me to come back. I never told him why I didn't want to be there but all I said was, "This place is a pooka!". That startled him and confused him and he asked me, " You mean like the horse? Of Irish myths?" And I said, " YES, that's exactly what I mean!" That only confused him more but it was the only way at that time that I could express it. Like a bizarre paranormal place that beckons you into it's trap. It was all just too weird. I've never felt that level of fear in my life. It was literally physically suffocating.
      I don't know if Mr. Cundiff is even up to hearing it because I'm sure he gets reports all the time and he probably can't respond to them all. When it comes to details it's really hard to talk about because the fear comes back and the sadness, because there were several pets that disappeared over that time period that at the time we never knew what happened to them but now I fear that maybe dogman got them and it breaks my heart to think of it.
      Anyway, thank you for your kind words.

  • @Leeofthedesert
    @Leeofthedesert Год назад +4

    This episode made me stop going out and looking for the thing! Cautionary tales serve a purpose. Sounds crazy but this guy is very convincing to me. My stories sound crazy to but they’re 💯 true!

  • @chippruett916
    @chippruett916 Год назад +6

    Got call BS on that one.😂

  • @folkblues4u
    @folkblues4u Год назад +5

    That was quite a series of yarns!

  • @tbcoachniblick1208
    @tbcoachniblick1208 Год назад +5

    Your quality control department on this story needs some upgrade towards the truth...!!🤔

  • @brandonknight6575
    @brandonknight6575 Год назад +9

    Yeah....I don't really buy this guy's story. Seems too cool calm and collective telling what would be a traumatic like experience for 99.99% of ppl. Meanwhile this guy acts like cool hand Luke telling it like it's an everyday event a Sasquatch takes a deer standing 10 ft from you, rips it in half and casually walks away 😅👌 yeah ok bud

  • @jonboatwright7777
    @jonboatwright7777 Год назад +4

    Not finding any record of this murder in searches.

  • @marvz71
    @marvz71 Год назад +15

    Brown Mountain, NC has an entire paranormal collection of events surrounding it. From spectral haunting, mysterious orb lights and flashes, paranormal or inter-dimensional areal phenomenon, the whole gambit is ran on that mountain including potentially Sasquatch. There's even a group of people that track the Brown Mountain lights phenomenon.

    • @serpent6710
      @serpent6710 Год назад +5

      This guy must be talking about the Cherokee nation in Oklahoma. It’s a reservation not a boundary like qualla over in nc. He said 30 miles to the other side where people had incidents. Qualla is not that big. There’s a brown mountain in Oklahoma, too.

    • @NCMountainDavis
      @NCMountainDavis Год назад +8

      @@serpent6710 he states North Carolina…and Swain County. But I seriously doubt this story for a number of reasons. Brown Mountain is 3 hours east of Cherokee in Burke Co. NC. That’s four counties away from Cherokee. Brown Mountain has nothing to do with Cherokee other than it’s in the Blue Ridge Mountains.

    • @serpent6710
      @serpent6710 Год назад +3

      @@NCMountainDavis Ok, I must have missed that part. Definitely a load of horse puckey. Authorities blamed wolves? There’s not been wolves in NC in who knows how long and there’s been no animal predator related deaths there since probably longer, other than bears. Was a timeline mentioned in any of this fiction story?

    • @NCMountainDavis
      @NCMountainDavis Год назад

      Also, any violent death on the Cherokee Reservation is investigated by the FBI not state. A 10-15 mile crime scene where the body is strewn is not believable. I’m from this area and a retired law enforcement investigator and this story is simply not true for a number of other reasons. I also tried to find a police report of this death and it doesn’t exist.

    • @NCMountainDavis
      @NCMountainDavis Год назад +1

      @@deemcc7784 Tennessee state line is 30 miles west of Cherokee, NC and actually in the center of the Great Smoky National Park. The park itself begins in Cherokee and stretches over to Gatlinburg on the Tennessee side.

  • @justicer283
    @justicer283 Год назад +4

    This sounds bullsh.t to me ,you mean after shooting the squash with a rifle ,then getting dragged out of the truck,the guy shoots at it with his revolver but still can't kill it,no guy with common sense would show up and track for miles knowing there were many sasqush just waiting out there for him also? To farfetched for me.

  • @jaysongross7855
    @jaysongross7855 Год назад +5

    This guy is full of it

  • @lorneclarke87
    @lorneclarke87 Год назад +5

    Great stories Les. I really like them. I remember meeting you more than 10 years ago at the whale pavilion in King’s Point, Newfoundland, You came there with Sean Majaunder.

  • @elizastar1973
    @elizastar1973 11 месяцев назад +2

    No case of wolves ever attacking or killing anyone in the lower 48.

  • @denniscook3406
    @denniscook3406 Год назад +5

    This guy is full of it! Shesh what a crock! He tells his story exactly the way someone who lies would. Not believing it.

  • @JamesJackson-uu3dc
    @JamesJackson-uu3dc Год назад +4

    He mentions all these guns and how "he emptied the chamber", lol but not one shell casing mentioned. Oh yeah, he just guessed at how many rounds fit inside the .30-06.

  • @landseverywhere2155
    @landseverywhere2155 2 месяца назад

    the splitting of the deer was awesome, shows they have a mentality unlike most avg animals of the field.

  • @TrooBlud34
    @TrooBlud34 7 месяцев назад +6

    I actually believe in sasquatch, but this guy's encounter story is just that: a story.

  • @terry-johns284
    @terry-johns284 Год назад +7

    This is a very sad story with a bad ending. It reminds us that we need to be careful around these things. We know nothing about them and their personalities could be very different from one to another.

  • @donfilkins298
    @donfilkins298 Год назад +36

    So the guy was gone a week ?....and they found his truck with the head lights still on ? Lol😂....come on

    • @walterdewald267
      @walterdewald267 Год назад +2

      As the man was out camping it might have been normal for him not to get in touch for a few days and after one week the wife was then really worried.
      Did you ask Les Stroud about this?

    • @donfilkins298
      @donfilkins298 Год назад +1

      @@walterdewald267 no he's vacationing in Hawaii

    • @walterdewald267
      @walterdewald267 Год назад +1

      @@donfilkins298 Les on Hawaii - guess he is swimming with sharks for the fun of it.
      When he is back you might ask him, you have a valid point as headlights on means the man was still alive hours before the arrival of the search duo.
      It is also mentioned that the wife tried to get someone else to have a look, but they didn't want to, so she was worried earlier than a week.
      But still, why he did not get in touch with his wife for such a long time is a question to be answered.
      Good observation on your end, I as so many other listeners skipped over that detail.

    • @thorhallursigurdsson
      @thorhallursigurdsson Год назад +2

      my thought to on the lights also the part about the dogs with the huge paws after bieng asked to come back to the camp.

    • @walterdewald267
      @walterdewald267 Год назад +2

      @comment1ism866 I checked previously and listened again and he says "but he had gone for about a week". Please check @ 39:21

  • @tawnyr24
    @tawnyr24 Год назад +6

    Incredible story, loved it probably the best I have ever heard.

  • @thomaswilkinson3468
    @thomaswilkinson3468 Год назад +4

    Tracking the squatcher over 14-15 miles?!! Pleazzzze and stumbled on the ground over a gun hiding in the grass?!! Come On. Body parts randomly all along the way in no particular order is not realistic.

  • @lisazinn866
    @lisazinn866 Год назад +2

    There two things in this world I hate. Motley Crue and liars.

  • @donfreud212
    @donfreud212 11 месяцев назад +2

    A muzzle loader? What year is this?

  • @gerberlee3170
    @gerberlee3170 Год назад +1

    Second last two was the best ever

  • @southerngrits
    @southerngrits Год назад +4

    They use to beat the side of our Mobile home . Scared the shit out of use . We would go out side nothing .

  • @timmyshore3755
    @timmyshore3755 Год назад +13

    bunch o’ hogwash
    😂😂😂

  • @lindalarsson1436
    @lindalarsson1436 Год назад +6

    No pictures ? . He says he was looking right at him

    • @timmyshore3755
      @timmyshore3755 Год назад

      of course not it’s all a bunch o’ hogwash

  • @intrance3175
    @intrance3175 Год назад +46

    1/2 hour argument with a Sasquatch before shooting it? 20-30 MILE reservation? Tracking a blood trail for over 15 miles in ONE DAY!? Sorry Led and Wes, but this is just BS. Sounds great for a movie but seriously?

    • @namenotfound34
      @namenotfound34 Год назад

      Wonder how that converation went

    • @maekwe1
      @maekwe1 Год назад +1

      Half an hour is kind of a long time to argue with the creature. I assume they lost or forgot how to live in harmony with these beings and also lost the meaning and purpose of them.

    • @vintagesavoiur
      @vintagesavoiur 9 месяцев назад +1

      Agreed

    • @j.pershing2197
      @j.pershing2197 9 месяцев назад +5

      Well the Navajo have a 1.5 Million acre parcel of land for their reservation. Thats a bit more than 20-30 miles

    • @markferguson3745
      @markferguson3745 9 месяцев назад +7

      All the hallmarks of fiction.

  • @lisazinn866
    @lisazinn866 Год назад +2

    Les sounds just like Wes Germer ! It's uncanny

  • @Gregorybridgewater
    @Gregorybridgewater 3 месяца назад

    He sounds like a member of law enforcement of some type, very articulate and detail oriented

  • @michaelbettelyoun9832
    @michaelbettelyoun9832 Год назад +4

    This is the most bullshit story I’ve ever heard! First of all you ask him if that was the only time this had happen he answer with a um no, it happen then and then it happen again and then a few mins later says it was once every 2 or 3 days!! Second, when he says at this point your just trying to survive and what are you gonna do call the cops!?? Dude just made it sound like his dad killed one pretty damn easily.

    • @elaineisabelle427
      @elaineisabelle427 7 месяцев назад

      Exactly I caught that too, he's clearly lying.

  • @treedeblue
    @treedeblue Год назад +9

    Yah some of these stories are taking it too far, I just don’t know anymore. But who knows

    • @timmyshore3755
      @timmyshore3755 Год назад +1

      i know pedro.
      it’s all a bunch o’ hogwash

    • @treedeblue
      @treedeblue Год назад

      @@timmyshore3755 😂 I believe, kinda

  • @ryanpittman8690
    @ryanpittman8690 Год назад +4

    Interesting story but there are no wolves in North Carolina which makes me skeptical about this whole thing the authorities would’ve been better off using the bear story

    • @buddee8863
      @buddee8863 Год назад +1

      Correction- no wolves *SEEN/reported* in North Carolina..
      Just bc sasquatch are not *seen/reported* in certain areas does not necessarily mean that non exist, haha

  • @mrbmp09
    @mrbmp09 Год назад +5

    A deer would NOT split down the middle like that. A limb would separate at the nearest joint. Soooooooo Fake .

  • @ShannonMiller-kc7hb
    @ShannonMiller-kc7hb 24 дня назад

    Gitcha a GoPro bro. You'll be forever safe. Glad to help.

  • @DennisChaussi
    @DennisChaussi 9 месяцев назад +1

    As a Native American..it is hard to imagine another Native talking about "evolution" as Native belief of people and animals is not based upon eveolution...

  • @serpent6710
    @serpent6710 Год назад +18

    Getting further in this one and I believe this guy is full of bullshit. They find a truck, doors open, lights on, windshield busted and blood at the point of narrowest impact, but he did not think much about it.🤣Now, we’re in to the body part trail. C’mon now, no one would actually hang around after the foot in the boot. Gimme a break.

    • @ClaudiaTroyer
      @ClaudiaTroyer Год назад

      I believe him

    • @serpent6710
      @serpent6710 Год назад +4

      @@ClaudiaTroyer That’s fine, to each his own. I will say that there’s never been a wolf killing a human in nc and his info on the area is wrong. Cherokee just on the other side of the mountains from me and this incident did not happen. Fiction

    • @kellyzing9951
      @kellyzing9951 Год назад +6

      Rarely do I call straight bullshit but on this guy I totally do. The lights still being on he walks 15 miles of a blood bath picking up and touching evidence and moving it without call the cops immediately?! Come on man, like I said I honestly believe most that Wes has on here this one however is looking to stroke his ego by telling stories that are too far fetched and I’m not even referring to the Bigfoot tearing the guy apart, the whole rest of it. And who the hell calls him back to the tent? Who has his number? Why wouldn’t the lady reach out to authorities?

    • @mattjack3983
      @mattjack3983 Год назад +6

      @@kellyzing9951 yeah this dude's story is complete nonsense

  • @lindalarsson1436
    @lindalarsson1436 Год назад +14

    "Finally his dad shot it ".No photo.
    More Sasquatch came around killing his farm animals and his neighbor animals. Neighbors no camera ? Doesn't make sense

    • @danbuchman4657
      @danbuchman4657 Год назад +2

      He's amazing,he could hear the chest congestion with the creatures mouth closed!

    • @tipluxxxx5958
      @tipluxxxx5958 Год назад +2

      They did not have even electricity those days when living there. Over 30 years ago. I don't think they had any camera either..

    • @BorealValley
      @BorealValley Год назад

      @@danbuchman4657 getting tapped on the shoulder and the ribs, it was so close I could hear the congestion lmfao

    • @timmyshore3755
      @timmyshore3755 Год назад

      duh it makes perfect sense. there is no such thing as bigfoot

  • @timframpton1965
    @timframpton1965 Год назад +11

    The more I listen to this story the more I'm sure it's fake

    • @ilovemelodyjane
      @ilovemelodyjane 11 месяцев назад +1

      You're the only one to say that

  • @ml8028
    @ml8028 4 месяца назад

    One last thing, you can always ask for identification and proof from anyone claiming to be a Gov authority. You can stand quietly by and video their investigation…. If on public /govt but with public access (like where u are talking about ). But, I understand the fear of standing up to the government. Very hard to manage, and you can be correct, and still be arrested until it gets straightened out.

  • @MarkJohnson-vi2dm
    @MarkJohnson-vi2dm Год назад +12

    This guy is complete bs. I’d be shocked if any of this is true. Not cause it couldn’t happen but because I don’t think this guy can tell the truth.

    • @danielbianchi3479
      @danielbianchi3479 5 дней назад

      This guy is full of lies, rifles are a thing of the past? What fool would say such an ignorant statement?

  • @hamonryechinaski180
    @hamonryechinaski180 Год назад +14

    So he'd report the bits of body to police and we'd know exactly how the police and forestry saw it/cause of death....but we don't. Don't believe this guy at all. Paulides would be all over a case like this if it had actually happened and a dead squatcher turned up in pieces...

  • @lindalarsson1436
    @lindalarsson1436 Год назад +6

    His story of. Sasquatch urinating on him. Ii think his friends drink too much.

  • @scottmorian9630
    @scottmorian9630 Год назад +1

    You don't here that type of encounter every day wow

    • @brandonknight6575
      @brandonknight6575 Год назад +2

      Sure don't! Cause THIS particular story is just that, A STORY...🙄🤦‍♂️😡 screw this guy making a mockery of the subject and to those ppl whom have had very real and true honest encounters with Sabe..

  • @mystijkissler8183
    @mystijkissler8183 Год назад +5

    The murdered story by Sasquatch is not true if you want my intuitive speak sense. He wants to send the danger side possibly, who knows the motivation. My brother could tell a tale, making it up along the way, and details are imagined and filled in as they hear themselves speak/read their own story. Once you draw up a picture in your mind, the narrative is created. The guest's voice reminds me so distinctly of my mother's brother's, my uncles, whose grandparents migrated to Idaho from Kentucky in a wagon around 1890 at 17 & 13 yrs old. Is that the accent I hear, but it's also the tone/sound, not only the way words are pronounced. I don't note Native American dialect either. Curious for me only, sorry.

    • @spookygirl7761
      @spookygirl7761 Год назад

      Listen to Red Owl. his channel. is that what Native American supposed to sound like? his channel has all kind of stories. strange.

    • @michellemarieperez6574
      @michellemarieperez6574 Год назад +1

      So native American are supposed to sound a certain way. Where does this sound come from?
      I know every body has a different voice. Native Americans too. They all have different voices. Yes it's true.

  • @therealaustink
    @therealaustink 9 месяцев назад +1

    The cops told his lady to call this guy? Him and his buddy went looking for the husband and found his truck with the doors open windshield busted in and blood but this guy didn't "think anything of it" and his buddy just took pictures of things of note. They didn't go back and call the cops after finding this or body parts everywhere? Things like this really hurt any credible people there may be.

  • @davesloansnakehunter
    @davesloansnakehunter Год назад +5

    I think his story was very accurate even where he made a guess as to what happened. He sounds like he has performed a lot of investigations before this one. So, I am going to believe he knew what he was doing!!

  • @arecane2000
    @arecane2000 6 месяцев назад +1

    What if sasquatch is eighty percent lung?😁

    • @ml8028
      @ml8028 4 месяца назад +1

      Then Squatch needs to avoid all mining work!!!

  • @carolinemcgreal2382
    @carolinemcgreal2382 Год назад

    Maybe the frequency coming off the cb radio was negatively affecting this particular Sasquatch for some reason ? Thanks for sharing.

  • @bigfootswatching9986
    @bigfootswatching9986 Год назад +5

    Now I know to skip on the next Episode with this dude as being guest........I believe him in most of what he said up until the Bf Peeing on him!!!! lol

  • @stefanabitbol7678
    @stefanabitbol7678 Год назад

    I love the help yourself
    Ha got a brew and a snack? Hehe

  • @scottsozmtns7534
    @scottsozmtns7534 Год назад +3

    I’ve NEVER had a thought of hurting a Sasquatch but I DO NOT trust them to be in the woods without a firearm. Not once since 1985 have I ever went into the woods without a high powered rifle, a high capacity and/or large caliber handgun & a large combat/knife fighting style knife along with a pocket knife or small skinning knife and sometimes even a small pocket pistol or “back-up gun”, regardless of weather I’m hunting small game, deer, mushrooms, etc. It changed my life forever and it’s changed how I interact with nature or at least on solid ground vs going fishing. I will never trust them as long as I live.

  • @jonr3809
    @jonr3809 Год назад +25

    For sure, this guy is a GREAT storyteller. However, having listened to and read several hundred eyewitness accounts, this guy's intense stories are outliers relative to the typical encounter. I am having trouble accepting his accounts in their entirety. The house getting slammed by 'a creature' seems legit since that has been reported many, many times. However, the shooting and killing of the perpetrator seems like an embellishment of the story. Same goes for the dismembered 'camper/squatcher'. The core of that story may simply be a mysterious disappearance as in a Missing 411 case. However the MIB with dogs, blood smears, expended guns and human remains scattered over 8 miles sound just like 'B' movie cliches.
    I have to say that many of the accounts reported on this channel appear to be told in a genuine fashion. They are enjoyable to listen to.
    I could be wrong, but this one doesn't ring totally true for me.

    • @koehlheebink2691
      @koehlheebink2691 Год назад +6

      100% agree with what you said here. This one is a bit of a stretch for me to believe.

    • @ralfgockel2656
      @ralfgockel2656 Год назад +4

      Only this one?!?!?!
      😂
      I like to listen in here just for the entertainment, but reading most of these comments here is the really chilling and scary part!
      That decent intelligent human beings actually believe this, now that’s terrifying!!!
      Sorry, no offence, but I am a logical typ of guy and believing in this, or ghosts, or monsters, or even aliens passing by visiting us and all of that is just very close to believing in a flat earth or simular crap.
      And thats my very personal opinion!!
      And I am aware, that there might be strange sightings or sounds in your neck of the woods (literally), but all of that could be explained logically!
      Its like since the beginning of mankind:
      Always mystify what you cannot explain like thunder, lightning and the man in the moon!
      Never mind.
      Take care.

    • @mrbmp09
      @mrbmp09 Год назад

      Very few on this channel "ring true".
      If you want to hear some infinitely more realistic stories emailed in from real people try howtohunt yt channel.

    • @indigosky1796
      @indigosky1796 Год назад

      This channel is a lot of aper's. I've noticed he always asks what they think it is and they most always say flesh and blood. That is for a reason

    • @djsmith4789
      @djsmith4789 Год назад +2

      ​@Ralf Gockel .... well, decent intelligent human beings believe what Trump says too, soooo... 😏

  • @maryedwards8551
    @maryedwards8551 Год назад

    I believe you no reason to lie be careful young man🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

  • @franktuckwell196
    @franktuckwell196 Год назад +1

    Be careful what you wish for, you may just find it. Saying that, i wouldn't mind seeing one from say, a fast moving train, just to move from the "Believing" camp to the "Knowing, i've seen one" and got away with it. Take care out there.

  • @TheSamleigh
    @TheSamleigh Год назад +1

    I dunno dude - its abnormal i would have thought to RING someone to tell them about their partner being killed. Especially how he was killed.

  • @luciajenkins4100
    @luciajenkins4100 Год назад

    That was great. Really enjoyed the show

    • @wilson561
      @wilson561 3 месяца назад

      You’re beautiful.

  • @mayankkapoor4027
    @mayankkapoor4027 Год назад +1

    Would like to see proof of his investigation and the story that he claims police circulated

  • @tallboy7736
    @tallboy7736 Год назад +1

    Will couldn't remember anything at all but remembers evolution and every little thing about the bigfoot kinda weird

    • @joeswampdawghenry
      @joeswampdawghenry 10 месяцев назад

      Lol... I think this guy is the same one from bigfoot society.. 2 totally different stories.. Not sure

  • @kathmandu1575
    @kathmandu1575 Год назад +2

    Excellent video - thanks!

  • @lisazinn866
    @lisazinn866 Год назад

    My word Lester, This is damn scary.

  • @brianlenker9532
    @brianlenker9532 Год назад +1

    All Is One !

  • @Incompletebrain
    @Incompletebrain 6 месяцев назад

    It wasn’t really a black eyes situation 😂

  • @ninelives56
    @ninelives56 Год назад

    I think because he went out with the intention to find a sasquatch, he did find one. A very young one. He fired his rifle, maybe missed at first but did succeed in killing the young bigfoot. After that there was absolute hell to pay. The reason I think he killed one is because of the violent and extensive way he was killed, dragged, dismembered ... I think he had to do something that drove them into a passionate rage. With all the non violent encounters I really think he had to really do something reprehensible to elicit such a punishment from them. I do not believe this was territorial, this was vengeance.

  • @adambaum5824
    @adambaum5824 Год назад +1

    Almost all of the researcher/investigators that I know personally go without a gun, or "unarmed with a deadly weapon"; .380acp, 9mmP, 40 s+w, .45acp. None of those are suitable for anything weighing more than a couple hundred pounds.

  • @Mc-Derpulous
    @Mc-Derpulous Год назад

    Holy hell! Intense story

  • @brianlenker9532
    @brianlenker9532 Год назад

    Greetings from central Pa. !!

  • @maryedwards8551
    @maryedwards8551 Год назад

    Smart as boy that is really great

  • @carytomlinson8222
    @carytomlinson8222 Год назад +1

    The way he tells this story you know he is telling the truth

  • @lisazinn866
    @lisazinn866 Год назад

    Sorry to report that Kerry Arnold of Bigfoot Odyssey has passed away.

  • @imnotyourfriendbuddy1883
    @imnotyourfriendbuddy1883 Год назад +2

    did you find samsquanch yet?

  • @alisonjones3175
    @alisonjones3175 Год назад

    3 wheeler reference!! woooh!

  • @hmoov5145
    @hmoov5145 8 месяцев назад

    This guy is so full of it… 😂

    • @winstonRoberts-g6x
      @winstonRoberts-g6x 8 месяцев назад

      Looking in from the uk…. I don’t know what to say other than, this man has spent all this time talking crazy! Why??? Why would he think all this stuff up? This man has gone in deep and then to unofficially take on the job of the law… How strange, talking about 15 miles of strewn body parts🤔he sounds quite convincing ,but Hitler was also mad, the masses listen,
      I would be more afraid and suspicious of this particular individual more than a Bigfoot..

  • @shaunnewbedford736
    @shaunnewbedford736 Год назад +5

    I have 2 say i kinda beleived his story until he said about hunting the deer. I've been hunting all my life and had many a bad kill, and never once saw anyone "Slit a deers throat" to kill it humanely, thats how i knew he made it up, i dont even believe hes an actual hunter. You would jst peirce its lungs or heart. Not what he said, im callin CAP

    • @buddee8863
      @buddee8863 Год назад

      You have your own way of dealing with a kicking deer, but as one hunter (me) to another (you), I assure you that bleeding the deer from cutting the throat of the animal is a common remedy for the issue.
      Source: The Pennsylvania Hunter/Trapper safety manual directs the hunter to put the animal down by either shooting it in the head (place the muzzle of the rifle in the ear to preserve the antlers) or by lacerating the throat with an adequately sized hunting knife.

    • @Phoenix_of_Sun
      @Phoenix_of_Sun Год назад

      I believed it to until that part. He kept explaining how he was cutting the deer's throat as a humane kill like he felt like he had to explain that detail. I think most hunter's recounting a story like this wouldn't feel the need to explain. From my experience, when someone recounts a story where they mention something and then defensively explain why, they are usually lying.

    • @RonS.-ts8ec
      @RonS.-ts8ec 2 месяца назад

      I saw a guy shoot a deer, n went down to it, it was still alive n another guy came and cut its throat

  • @zelphadecker4953
    @zelphadecker4953 Год назад +1

    They most definately are dangerous and should not be messes with.

  • @frankg8470
    @frankg8470 Год назад +6

    He just takes other people's encounters of what it looks like,and claims he seen

  • @jeffbell9256
    @jeffbell9256 Год назад +20

    I think his last story is pretty far-fetched you guys to find body parts guns and intent ripped up cooler destroyed and they don't call the cops right away come on really

    • @doug1039
      @doug1039 Год назад +2

      Never call.thr cops

  • @scottsozmtns7534
    @scottsozmtns7534 Год назад +1

    I’ve began using a “Barter System”, w/our local 6’+, 500lb, black hair & skin, Sasquatch during last year 2022 Missouri firearms deer season. I and my 3 sons go whitetail deer hunting and to stop the killing of my chickens and English Bulldog, let’s take the heart, liver & kidneys, put them in a container that only something intelligent enough to open it can and whenever we harvest a deer we leave these parts as a way to “share”, in the kill. Things seem to have settled down since implementing this barter system. The final straw for me was my 12-yr old son (youngest), and my grandson was in a deer blind with a hunting knife & a BB gun this Sasquatch decides to hop from tree to tree looking at the boys and naturally they are scared to death. At that point I knew I had to do something or a possible situation that could end badly for either species was most likely going o come to a head. Which brings us to present day and so far things are ok. I just hope it stays that way.

  • @rrw65
    @rrw65 6 месяцев назад

    Love the reruns of your show, but the scam ads about free gov money and other skipped commercials.. dang. Bigfoot down!!!!!

  • @ml8028
    @ml8028 4 месяца назад

    What/how long have brown mountain lights been around? He said early on the lights were round, - green and red. Are these the only colors seen in prior light sightings?
    Anybody know?

  • @stevesingley3776
    @stevesingley3776 Год назад +6

    These shows are really reaching now. They’ve jumped the shark.

  • @edwardmullendore2007
    @edwardmullendore2007 Год назад

    I have heard that but also mud and then roll on rocks

  • @steveknopp8360
    @steveknopp8360 Год назад

    Isn't this the guy who told the story about the forest fire and he went looking for his friend dabs.

  • @shawnwendling8924
    @shawnwendling8924 Год назад

    IDK ? That is just what I heard. May not be true.

  • @mariajhanley5172
    @mariajhanley5172 6 месяцев назад

    This is the 2nd time I've heard of sabe leaving remnants of their stock kill in front of the door. To humans, it may seem like an afront but to sabe it may be a way of not "being greedy" and taking the entire kill, so they leave the "best parts" for the animal owner. It's hard to know what and how they think. I knew a woman from Puerto Rico who always began every sentence with "LOOK...." until I explained to her that in the US using the word that way was an affront, not a preamble to a thought.

  • @stanw909
    @stanw909 Год назад +9

    His dad said it was a " Sasquatch" . Really ? An Eastern Cherokee tribal member used a Pacific Northwest Salish tribal name for Bigfoot ? The Eastern Cherokee has the same name as a trige 3,000 miles away ? Very hard to believe. Sorry . Wouldn't the Cherokee have their own name for such a creature ? He sure knows how to spin a yarn , I'll give him that but fiction is the category I'm putting this in.

    • @Mirrer453
      @Mirrer453 Год назад

      Sasquatch is a common name that the common people understand. His grandpa probably uses that because its the common name lol

    • @Mirrer453
      @Mirrer453 Год назад +1

      Especially since the eastern cherokee use the word Tsul'kalu. I mean for the average english speaker thats just annoying

    • @Mirrer453
      @Mirrer453 Год назад +1

      Not to mention this was in the 1970s-80's or something and his grandpa because of us white people was probably forced out of his native language and simply did not know his native word for this creature

    • @stanw909
      @stanw909 Год назад +1

      @@Mirrer453 if you know the Eastern Cherokee name for Bigfoot then his grandfather certainly knew it..

    • @maekwe1
      @maekwe1 Год назад +1

      Even though we lost our language too, we still know our own name for "Sasquatch" which we call "Saabe". This person's accent sounds more like a hillbilly than an Indigenous person.

  • @kylepeterschmidt6023
    @kylepeterschmidt6023 Год назад +4

    uh...no.

  • @jeffcoker734
    @jeffcoker734 Год назад

    Black tango from left to right.

  • @tawnyr24
    @tawnyr24 Год назад

    Is there a paper two yet? Can you put a link