She Spotted Bigfoot On The Trail of Tears

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    Today we recognize the anniversary of the Remember The Removal bike ride that covers the Northern Route of the Cherokee Nation Trail of Tears. 15 years ago Gary rode in the bike ride and Cassie in the support vehicle, but about half way through the trip Cassie spotted what she describes as Big Foot or Sasquatch!! Some don't believe but Cassie Can't deny what she saw.
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  • @karenmiller2642
    @karenmiller2642 Месяц назад +74

    When I was in high school, in the early 80's, I was one of those students, that every teacher said, if you only applied yourself. But I loved history, and we had an assignment for the quarter to pick a subject and write a 22-page report, with resources and verifications. In my class was the schools smartest girl, she would be the valedictorian. When the teacher was going to handout our reports graded, he spent 10 mins bragging about 1 certain report. He said he had given the same assignment for 22 years, and this was the first one on this subject ever, and it was so well written, he had made a copy to display in the future. I was rolling my eyes bored, just knowing he was talking about the other girl's report. Imagine my surprise when he walked up to my desk and said absolutely the best report by far to ever cross my desk. It was on the Trail of tears. We have some Cherakee in our family. I think I learned that day, what true pride felt like.

    • @lizregan1949
      @lizregan1949 Месяц назад +10

      That is a great story.

    • @suthrngirlified
      @suthrngirlified Месяц назад +8

      Wonderful story. When we write about things that are near and dear to our hearts and know about, it usually turns out great. I happy you had that feeling of pride. 😊❤

  • @Colorista_1
    @Colorista_1 Месяц назад +65

    Cassie, I 100% believe you! I actually ran smack dab into one! My late daddy (I’m 65 years young now) made me promise to never tell my mother because she would never leave the house if she knew. I remember it as if it happened yesterday, even though I was only 9 years old at the time. They are real even though many people don’t believe that they exist. Y’all have a truly blessed day!

  • @kathy-zd2ns
    @kathy-zd2ns Месяц назад +40

    Thank y'all for talkin and sharin about the 'Remember the Removal',, and about the 'Trail of Tears'. I am rememberin all that were forced to walk it, and my great, great, great, great grandfather, and all my other ancestors who were forced to walk the 'Trail of Tears'. God bless y'all Walker family.❤

    • @catchingupwiththewalkers
      @catchingupwiththewalkers  Месяц назад +9

      Yes, we will always remember our ancestors

    • @donnaangel7582
      @donnaangel7582 Месяц назад +5

      Mine too. And if they hadn't survived. We wouldn't be here. I'm in Missouri. God bless you and yours.

  • @jeanjohnson2402
    @jeanjohnson2402 Месяц назад +22

    My ex husband works for the forestry in British Columbia and him and a couple of buddies were hiking one of the trails quite high up the mountains and stopped for the day and set up camp for the night and were sitting around a campfire and all three of them smelled something really gross and quite strong then they heard branches snapping, well they were starting to freak out thinking that there was a bear near by but suddenly one of his buddies saw this very tall hairy “thing” and alerted the other guys to turn around to look but all they saw was tree branched high in the trees moving and hearing a odd grunting sound and the Oder got stronger! The guy that saw this “big foot” was shook to the core and was no way staying the night up in the mountain so they packed up their tents and hoofed it back down the trail pretty darn fast. They were all convinced that it was a Bigfoot, there just wasn’t any other explanation of what they experienced, so Cassie I believe these three men so I believe you saw what you saw! ♥️🙏🏻🇨🇦

  • @rhondacribbs5727
    @rhondacribbs5727 Месяц назад +32

    We have grandchildren who still live in the mountains of North Carolina near Cherokee!! And now great grandchildren! I loved, when I was younger, go up there and spend time with the Native Americans. We spent so much time there that we were welcomed into the Native Village in Cherokee. That was a great honor for me!! I never spent money in the tourist areas but boy did I ever spend money at the village!! I have many wonderful mementos and great memories!!!

    • @teresapainter4562
      @teresapainter4562 Месяц назад +6

      I 100 % believe she seen what she says she did !

  • @marywhite6798
    @marywhite6798 Месяц назад +21

    My great grandpa walked the Trail of Tears in Oklahoma

  • @juliehagan3853
    @juliehagan3853 Месяц назад +45

    I believe you Cassie! I have seen them several times, Kentucky, California, Arizona. There are many reports in central Illinois especially in the southern parts of Illinois, and right about the area you saw that one. I know there is Sasquatch / bigfoot all over Oklahoma . Gary, your elders have stories about the Sasquatch. All Native Indigenous tribes have stories. Thank you for participating in the Trail of Tears Ride.

  • @sandijammes7761
    @sandijammes7761 Месяц назад +20

    Gary... I think you're working Cassie too hard. All that yawning... you should insist she go take a nap in the new chair!! 😉
    So interesting about the Trail of Tears ride. History is SO important. Whether its triumphant or tragic, its important to ALWAYS remember. God bless you & yours.🙏🙏🙏

  • @debbiej8049
    @debbiej8049 Месяц назад +19

    I believe you, Cassie. I saw one, too, back in 1973 in SW Okla near Granite. It hurts when you're told you did NOT see what you KNOW you saw.

  • @melaniedube
    @melaniedube Месяц назад +13

    I'm from the West Coast of Canada. I believe you, Cassie. I have seen them several times, smelled them and heard them. Even recently. They are real. ❤

  • @charlenerichardson2623
    @charlenerichardson2623 Месяц назад +37

    I believe Cassie. Remember the Trail of Tears. Such a sad, sad story.

    • @vanessakammerer5602
      @vanessakammerer5602 Месяц назад +3

      It was ,my grandparents passed the black tear drops stones to my dad, we learned about it from a toddler, it truly was a very sad part of history and knowing it is true not a folklore.

  • @paulasamuelson2412
    @paulasamuelson2412 Месяц назад +30

    Good morning Cassie and Gary and kids. Oh... the sound of the rain 🌧️🌧️☔☔. It sounds so nice.

    • @davinawonderling9361
      @davinawonderling9361 Месяц назад +5

      Even now, I would welcome a nice rainy weekend this late in the season, June 6th ❤ 🌧️🌧️🌧️

  • @rongray4847
    @rongray4847 Месяц назад +26

    Good morning Gary and Cassie, the trail of tears was mean to a race of people naturally born to the area. Let’s hope that dose not happen in life again, it’s just wrong!! 👍👍❤️❤️🇨🇦

  • @gleniscross3864
    @gleniscross3864 Месяц назад +18

    💖💝💗🙏🙏🙏 This 66 year old woman has seen a few things herself, I believe Cassie ❣

  • @debrathomas3925
    @debrathomas3925 Месяц назад +5

    Both my Husband’s and my StepMom’s descendants walked the Trail of Tears. Both of Cherokee Nation. Their families came out to California in the 40s from Oklahoma.

  • @-LoveGrandma
    @-LoveGrandma Месяц назад +10

    Prayers for the riders on the Trail of Tears. Thanks for sharing your story. Cassie I am the same way when I see something out of the ordinary… I never think to get my phone out and I don’t go back because I’m always in a hurry. We all need to slow down I guess.

  • @alyssastroup2983
    @alyssastroup2983 Месяц назад +9

    So my uncle and I where in Benezette pa and I have to say we saw something that has not other explanation except big foot. It was about as tall a a very mature pine tree and walked a great distance in a little bit of time.

  • @judyherman1249
    @judyherman1249 Месяц назад +5

    My brother is retired now, but when he was in his mid-20s, he would ride his bike 2100-2400 miles every summer. The longest trip he made was from Sooke on Vancouver Island, BC, Canada, crossed over on the ferry to Port Angeles, WA. Then all the way to Merced, CA. He did this in one week. Prayers for all those riders that they stay safe.

  • @cynthiawaite4410
    @cynthiawaite4410 Месяц назад +9

    My great great grandfather walked the trail. His name was Jerimiah Horn.

  • @carolynnance2376
    @carolynnance2376 Месяц назад +20

    I believe Cassie! I have never seen one but just because I haven’t seen one doesn’t mean they don’t exist! I haven’t seen a nephilim that is spoken of in the Bible, but they exist. So there’s that. I believe there are a lot of things out there that we haven’t seen. Anyway loved this video. Love y’all. Have a great week! Blessings from OKC. Father I come before you today to ask that Psalm 91 be applied to each and every writer on the trail of tears event. That according to your word we can ask and believe and we shall receive, so we are asking for divine protection over all of these riders during this event and we give you praise Lord for hearing and answering in Jesus name.

  • @doanahumphreys8372
    @doanahumphreys8372 Месяц назад +27

    I always say that God has a terrible job. No matter what he does, some body is going to complain. Good thing He just does what he knows we need rather than what we want.😊😊

  • @user-ec8zh8be3p
    @user-ec8zh8be3p Месяц назад +11

    You two are a hoot together 😂😂. God’s blessings

  • @cyndisherrow4
    @cyndisherrow4 Месяц назад +7

    My great-grandmother walked the trail when she was a young girl.

  • @janedavis81
    @janedavis81 Месяц назад +9

    I live in Northwest Alabama they come near my house on Highway 72 to Waterloo Alabama on their way to Mississippi. We also have in September the Oka Kepassa in Tuscumbia Alabama every year. We really enjoy watching the dances and all the crafts and music . Sooooo Much fun and such a croud of people come out to honor all the tribes . One of the basket weaving guys loves to pick at me. He gets a bug kick out of it . He and I pick at each other every year. Fun Times. Yall should come out in September and show the kids the fun and let them enjoy the native food they cook in black kettle pots. Yummy. The corn especially is fabulous.

  • @rickeyboatright6237
    @rickeyboatright6237 Месяц назад +7

    I was 12 and saw one from about 75ish yards in Atoka Oklahoma. It was TALLLL. Had the same type of walk. I had a great 8-10 second profile view. I learned later that this area was a hot spot for spottings about this time. I am 50 now.

  • @janmoliver
    @janmoliver Месяц назад +11

    Nice chair, very beneficial when your muscles are sore. I enjoy watching you two and your pretty darn awesome kids!! I hope Mazzy keeps singing for the Lord... He has blessed her with a good singing voice! May God bless you everyday.

  • @patsycrawley1419
    @patsycrawley1419 Месяц назад +12

    I do believe that there are things that are out there we can't explain, with GOD anything is possible 🙏❤😊

  • @lindacrist2620
    @lindacrist2620 Месяц назад +5

    Thank you both for always sharing stories of the First Americans. It is a history we should never forget. Much respect for all the bike riders! As for Bigfoot, If Cassie says she saw it I believe her!

  • @dannagilliss6310
    @dannagilliss6310 Месяц назад +6

    My son does the trails of tears here in Alabama every year. I love seeing all the rides and the meaning behind it.

  • @mimi-yt7gq
    @mimi-yt7gq Месяц назад +8

    When I was a we child living in NC back in the early 70s big foot was a huge deal. I have never seen a real one but I did a lot of hiking in the mountains looking for him/her with my family. Oh the good ole days!

  • @joannbillings2799
    @joannbillings2799 Месяц назад +3

    I enjoyed this video. Thank you for talking about “Remember the Removal” and sharing your experiences of biking the “Trail of Tears”. Cassie, I don’t doubt that what you saw may have been a Bigfoot. There’s been too many sightings not to believe that they are real.
    A couple videos ago I asked for prayers for my 83 years young mother. She was diagnosed with breast cancer. We have since found out that it is an aggressive form of cancer and she starts chemotherapy next week. She is scared, but tries to hide it. My mom is my best friend. She has always been healthy and strong. She helped me raise my son when things didn’t work out with his father and I became a single mom. I am asking for continued prayers that she stays strong through her treatment and beats the cancer. I’m trying not to freak out. Thank you so much for all the prayers thus far. God bless. 🙏🏼💚🙏🏼

  • @reneedickerson4489
    @reneedickerson4489 Месяц назад +6

    ❤❤❤ the story of the trail of tears is so heart breaking for many and the story Cassie is telling is true.

  • @rz-zd2dd
    @rz-zd2dd Месяц назад +9

    Thank you for sharing about this terrible part of US history. The victims deserve to be remembered and honored. I had never heard of this ride. A great event for sure! I wish I lived near the ride to cheer you all on. I believe Cassie. Too many everyday reliable people have seen the same thing.

  • @terryhenderson424
    @terryhenderson424 Месяц назад +5

    We live in an area known for its rain. All of your comments about the rain resonate.

  • @NancyMorton-ke4um
    @NancyMorton-ke4um Месяц назад +8

    I believe Cassie for sure! Maybe BigFoot will be on the trail again .🙏♥️🦶🦶

  • @veronicacharnley2392
    @veronicacharnley2392 Месяц назад +6

    Cassie we have them in Florida and we see them! And HEAR THEM WHEN WE CAMP HERE . WE ALSO HAVE A BLACK WOLF THAT POPS UP NOW AND THEN THAT MAKES YOU RETHINK AND WANT TO GO BACK ❤😂

  • @megslittlehouseinthecountry
    @megslittlehouseinthecountry Месяц назад +6

    Cassie, I want your recliner! Honestly, I believe more things exist in this world than we are aware of. They are still trying to identify and name new fish species found in the depths of the sea. 💖💖💖

  • @TheWonderwy
    @TheWonderwy Месяц назад +7

    Gary buy Cassie her own special chair😉
    I know someone who would love one.
    Loved your story... And Cassie I believe you! We are barely awake to the world around us, so yes, ANYTHING is possible. I don't set limits to GOD.
    God bless, take care and stay vigilant!
    ❤💕👍🙏🙏🙏🙏👍💕❤💕❤💕🙏🙏👍

  • @deborahenyeart
    @deborahenyeart Месяц назад +5

    Cassie us telling the truth, keep your eyes open.

  • @gwendolynharrison2909
    @gwendolynharrison2909 Месяц назад +5

    I believe Cassie saw a big foot. Years ago my son I and a friend of mine went for a drive in clover springs. After a while of driving around dirt roads we pulled over to get out and look around. My son had his phone out. Jennifer and I went to the right and my son says mom, there’s a Bigfoot over there, sure enough I looked and I saw it , standing behind a tree. It was tall but we got the heavy out of there

  • @bettyrush3651
    @bettyrush3651 Месяц назад +8

    I believe Casy💕🙏

  • @SusanLandrum-cm8xk
    @SusanLandrum-cm8xk Месяц назад +8

    I love watching you all, the kids are helping so much, enjoy seeing all the animals I live in Ohio ,68 and retired and disabled I can't do alot but love❤ watching your family and (Benjamin)he is so cute and love your new dog.❤😊Oh and thanks for helping the children in foster care.

  • @jeanburgin160
    @jeanburgin160 Месяц назад +4

    The Trail of Tears went through Kentucky as well. Very sad times ... All the best.

  • @KarenH8128
    @KarenH8128 Месяц назад +4

    I definitely believe they exist!!! ❤️

  • @maryleescott9028
    @maryleescott9028 Месяц назад +2

    I have a distant cousin who homesteaded in Alaska. She wrote a book of her experiences and details interactions with a Sasquatch.

  • @HazelLee-rg3zg
    @HazelLee-rg3zg Месяц назад +10

    I saw Bigfoot at Dale Hollow Lake about 15 years ago . . . . Ok, it ended up being a cow but before I got a good look I really was thinking Bigfoot!

  • @RaeannAmbler-jy1ey
    @RaeannAmbler-jy1ey Месяц назад +6

    👏👏👏 what great information. 👍 on big foot. 😊❤️🙏

  • @kathiefilkins445
    @kathiefilkins445 Месяц назад +7

    Fall Creek Falls state park. Pikeville TN. Highest waterfall east of the Mississippi, 256 feet high. Once owned by in-laws ancestors. I lived 100 yards outside the park gates for 8 years.

  • @annettebischoff9715
    @annettebischoff9715 Месяц назад +4

    I think there are things we Have never seen. There is so many places to hide. so I believe Cassie

  • @wandabrown3964
    @wandabrown3964 Месяц назад +5

    I believe Cassie. I saw one back in the 1980's.

  • @user-up3uf1wl7o
    @user-up3uf1wl7o Месяц назад +6

    Yes rain is good but like you said humidity is not great !❤❤❤😊😊

  • @TexasGalOnTheHill
    @TexasGalOnTheHill Месяц назад +4

    The Trail of Tears had to have been such a hard sad time. My great grandmother was Cherokee from North Carolina. I have an old picture of her. Really enjoyed this video. I believe you Cassie on Big Foot. Just too many sightings to believe anything different...unless it was a huge 🐻 bear..Just kidding❤ Havea great week!

  • @joannwhite3936
    @joannwhite3936 Месяц назад +4

    I believe you, Cassie. I live in West Branch, Michigan and one of the things we're known for is Big Foot. ❤

  • @carolaustin8419
    @carolaustin8419 Месяц назад +5

    I believe you Cassie. I've seen one when I moved from UK to upper new York state near Rome NY. If you want to see or hear serious stories from people around country and Canada including police, military and native American elders etc. It is called How to Hunt. On you tube plus his other back up channel is called The Round Table of Knowledge. God Bless lots of love xxxxxx

  • @tammylizotte7260
    @tammylizotte7260 23 дня назад +1

    When my sister & i were 13 & 14, (im the baby), our Grandma took us to Cherokee North Carolina. Beautiful place!! Cassie, i believe you saw bigfoot. Please keep my family in your prayers. Love watching y'all. God Bless everyone.
    I believe God made bigfoot.

  • @user-up3uf1wl7o
    @user-up3uf1wl7o Месяц назад +6

    Not myself but I believe Casey ❤😊

  • @peggygoad517
    @peggygoad517 Месяц назад +5

    I believe Cassie, there are a lot o things we don’t know about.

  • @heidiDonato
    @heidiDonato Месяц назад +5

    Love listening to the rain

  • @ginamontoya-vanmilt37
    @ginamontoya-vanmilt37 Месяц назад +6

    I have a prayer request.....
    My landlady has family up north that needs a home so she's asking us to move out we have till the end of June please pray we find a place thank you
    May God Bless you and yours from me and mine 🙏

  • @maureen684
    @maureen684 Месяц назад +5

    Well, I have never seen Big Foot, but I believe Cassie. I always thought it was hokie, but I trust Cassie. I live in south central Ky, which is a few hours away from Hopkinsville, so it’s just too far since I don’t drive. Wish I could go though.

  • @Linnie-mm3gt
    @Linnie-mm3gt Месяц назад +4

    😂... I Love The Walker Farm Family... Yaw'll Just Bless Me "Happy"... I think your channel always has great information & stories on it, and Your Children & animals, Are being raised in A "Strong Out-standing Family Accepting Love"... Yaw'll Are Amaze'ing, "Thank You" For Share'ing Your Journey...
    🪶🪶🪶...
    🙏🕊🙏...

  • @gloriajoseph7031
    @gloriajoseph7031 Месяц назад +2

    Cassie you are very fortunate to have seen Bigfoot. Thanks for sharing your experience.

  • @jacquiesuper2200
    @jacquiesuper2200 Месяц назад +4

    Never have seen one, but I definitely believe they are out there. Why wouldn't there be. Wish some day I do see one.

    • @juliehagan3853
      @juliehagan3853 Месяц назад

      Be careful what you wish for. After seeing one whether on a docile encounter or horrific one, it turns your world inside out and upside down. Everything you've been taught goes out the window.

  • @ellenguillory2063
    @ellenguillory2063 Месяц назад +1

    My parents took us kids to see "Unto these Hills". I believe it was in Cherokee, NC.I was about 10 and it affected me profoundly. It has stayed with me and I have always had a real connection with native Americans. This old Scotch- Irish girl is almost 80. I
    wish the Trail of Tears would come through my town(Mississippi). Love y'all.

  • @reneelewis7187
    @reneelewis7187 29 дней назад +1

    I believe you Cassie!
    There have been sooo many sightings of Sasquatch, that it's hard to NOT believe.

  • @TeenaChaulker
    @TeenaChaulker Месяц назад +2

    I 100% believe you Cassie. There has to be creatures out there that we haven't seen before. ❤

  • @lindahipp8329
    @lindahipp8329 Месяц назад +1

    I have never saw Bigfoot but I believe Cassie when she says she did. Good hearing your stories of riding in The Trail of Tears. GOD bless y'all.

  • @crmfilling1960
    @crmfilling1960 Месяц назад +2

    Years ago about 1989, i was hiking with friends in the northern idaho area, and came upon weird structure teepee type with bedded spots, about 3 feet above the ground. A deer was hanging from a vine 10 feet above us. It stunk really horridworst smell ever, not dead deer smell. Found a huge footprint (measured 27 inches long 14 inches across big toe print was 6 inches long. Under deer area. Also found brownish black long hair snagged in tree branches. After checking around, we headed back after we heard wood thumps in the trees. Stopped, I looked around and saw a (appered to be) mother carrying a child big foot. The child was as big as i was (5 foot 3 inches) scared the crap out of us. We hurried back to our vehicle, a suburban that had the top smacked down about 3 inches like something hit the top hard. All 6 of us saw and smelled and heard big foot in its home. We were on an unmarked trail. I believe you cassie.

  • @cynthiaborntrager5755
    @cynthiaborntrager5755 Месяц назад +3

    We have really huge black bears and sometimes they stand on their hind legs and walk for a short distance

  • @Luv2knit100
    @Luv2knit100 Месяц назад +3

    I believe you, Cassie I believe there is a Bigfoot and you did probably see him. I would love to see him, but I believe you and I love you. I love you, husband too and your children and your animals and your chickens. Have a good❤

  • @beazersbaby
    @beazersbaby Месяц назад +2

    I believe Cassie ❤
    I had ancestors that walked to OK from Kentucky, grew up hearing about the horrendous conditions they faced. I am proud of my Cherokee heritage, wish I had gotten more of their genes, my Gran and Mom tanned so dark..... always showed me up 😊
    Shannon from Virginia ❤❤❤

  • @mekay235
    @mekay235 Месяц назад +4

    Awesome, Trail of tears. 🚴‍♀🚴‍♂🚴 Big🦶🦶

  • @ruthgallant6047
    @ruthgallant6047 Месяц назад +2

    We learned about the trail of tears in 2017 when visiting the Redwood forest. I kinda knew a little bit before but learning more really saddened me. So glad you are still here. The 4 corners was an amazing place to visit too. We have visited 47 states, only Hawaii, Louisiana, and North Dakota were missed. Also visited all 10 Canadian provinces and one territory. Love travelling. 🥰🇨🇦. Ps, I believe Cassie 😉

  • @nancybladsacker5357
    @nancybladsacker5357 Месяц назад +2

    Cassie I so believe what you saw 100%. Of all the people you have such great values and no reason to falsely claim anything. God bless. I think it is a great thing the ride represents.

  • @joanwallace28
    @joanwallace28 Месяц назад +2

    YOU'RE So funny Cassidy. I love how you two play each other.I "BELIEVE YOU"Have a great day.❤❤

  • @nancyconca9892
    @nancyconca9892 Месяц назад +1

    The Trail of Tears was such a tragic time/event in our country’s history - hopefully, never to be repeated😱😤😢 Cassie I do believe that you saw what you said you did even if it can’t be explained or proven !!!!! Great vlog , thanks for posting today 🤩🤩🤩

  • @klhp22
    @klhp22 Месяц назад +1

    Yes, Cassie. I believe you! Thanks for sharing your experience!! 👍🏻👍🏻
    The Trail of Tears is more than heartbreaking. The cause is even more disturbing and has always been upsetting to me, even as a child.
    I’m glad to learn it is commemorated in this way.
    Your relationship and your family are blessings

  • @rosesuenram6842
    @rosesuenram6842 Месяц назад +4

    Great video! Thank you. ❤❤

  • @edwinschlee8374
    @edwinschlee8374 Месяц назад +2

    Went to the Trail of tears Museum in Tahlequah back in the 70s when I had friends in Tulsa! Very interesting, yes i believe Cassie that she saw Big Foot!

  • @janellewatson1191
    @janellewatson1191 Месяц назад +3

    We have a Yowie hear in Australia 🇦🇺 in the Wild scrubs

  • @judithdowell3164
    @judithdowell3164 29 дней назад +1

    Cassie is a NO nonsense person! I believe you saw what you saw. 👊🏼🦶🏿

  • @janelleroads6011
    @janelleroads6011 Месяц назад +2

    I believe you, Cassie. I've not seen one myself, but there are just too many sightings to think it's just a bear or imagination. A horse in a field can sneak up on you silently, and they are big. They can be hidden by a tree in front of them. I do think it's probable there is more in this world than we have cataloged in an official book somewhere.

  • @christywoffinden1592
    @christywoffinden1592 Месяц назад +1

    My husband and I provide support for bike races in our county every weekend all summer long. Start in April and end in October. The rides are fund raiders for our cancer center, valley hospitals etc. we provide medical support D well as changing fires and do forth. The last ride of the summer is 296 miles in one day and people use it for qualifying for the Tour de France. We are out in the Rocky Mountains soots of hills with great elevations

  • @pauletteradelet777
    @pauletteradelet777 Месяц назад +1

    I believe you, when I was 9 or 10 I lived on a farm in Georgia, I saw something really big crossing a peanut field. It walk just like you were talking about. My parents didn’t believe me. It scared me to this day. People want believe until it happens to them.

  • @shirleysmith5384
    @shirleysmith5384 Месяц назад +3

    Good morning. God bless from Lower Alabama.

  • @benniemathews9624
    @benniemathews9624 Месяц назад +1

    Cassie, I believe too! There have been thousands of people that have seen Big Foot in just about every country in the world, and their experiences are all way to similar to have been just their imagination.

  • @paulafeudo5504
    @paulafeudo5504 Месяц назад +1

    What a neat experience! And your memory was captured for posterity, amazing... but I agree, Bigfoot definitely exists. :)

  • @carolynfillingham5743
    @carolynfillingham5743 Месяц назад

    Cassie, I too believe you. I have been watching Pod casts on Bigfoot and there are too many people that have had the experience you did. Stay cool!❤… Gary, safe ride for you and your people. Wonderful way to remember such a heartbreaking event. Be safe!❤

  • @darlenegoncher8544
    @darlenegoncher8544 Месяц назад +1

    We have a chair with the lift. It really came in handy when I had my hip and knee replaced. It’s a nice feature my husband didn’t think we needed. 😂

  • @kimmontgomery54
    @kimmontgomery54 29 дней назад

    I believe you, Cassie! My Daddy believed in him too! My thoughts are people should leave them alone because they aren’t hurting anything! They’re wild creatures and are probably scared of people. Bless it! Gary, I’m proud of you for riding on the trail of tears! I’m in no shape to do so, but would love to have that experience! Lots of prayers for everyone! Love and blessings from this old Bama girl!❤❤❤

  • @dyslexicsheeple931
    @dyslexicsheeple931 Месяц назад +1

    Back in the mid 60's as a child I saw a Bid Foot inside the opening cave entrance of the melting Ice Glassier. The Cascade mountain range has been know to have Bigfoot. This big tall furry thing could touch the roof of the ice cave which had to have been 12 to 15 foot tall. As a kid then I will never forget seeing such a skunk smelling up right walking critter. As this huge upright walking big foot walked off into the woods my stepfather just hugged on to me holding me back telling me we just saw one of Gods rare creatures. Your lucky Cassie you got to witness one too.😊

  • @KathyM-uu5yx
    @KathyM-uu5yx Месяц назад +3

    Be careful with the chair I had a friend who had one that did everything and it caught on fire. It could have just been a fluke think but wanted you to be aware

  • @brindlebailey
    @brindlebailey Месяц назад +1

    I really enjoyed this video. I neither believe nor disbelieve in Bigfoot. If someone ever comes up with tangible proof, well... Cassie, I think it's entirely possible that that's what you saw.
    I'm 71 years old now and when I was in grade school my family took a vacation to North Carolina and I bought a book on the Cherokee people and the Trail of Tears. I remember how much it saddened me.

  • @carolynwright7408
    @carolynwright7408 Месяц назад +2

    Sure enjoyed your video this morning.

  • @pureokie.
    @pureokie. Месяц назад +5

    HOWDY AND MAY FATHER BLESS YOUR FAMILY ABUNDENTLY

  • @gloriakeener3883
    @gloriakeener3883 Месяц назад

    Two of the land routes, Bell’s and Benge’s, passed through Giles County and crossed in Pulaski, TN. The convergence of these two historic trails in Pulaski, and David Crockett’s strong opposition to the Indian removal has inspired the construction of a fitting memorial to the Trail of Tears and to David Crockett. This town is near me.

  • @KenSeibertjr
    @KenSeibertjr Месяц назад +1

    Bigfoot really exist. I live here in Pennsylvania and we had 2 sightings of big butts in the wizard in northern P. A don't know if you're in every state but I know they're here. Be safe out there. God bless to you and your family Ken From Pennsylvania.

  • @davidwix9750
    @davidwix9750 Месяц назад +1

    I'm 63 and my Aunts and Uncles say one near the Red River on the Texas side when they was young

  • @darleneeide7090
    @darleneeide7090 Месяц назад +1

    I believe Cassie. There are many things we can not explain.

  • @sullysmom5050
    @sullysmom5050 Месяц назад +1

    I believe you Cassie. We have a cabin in the woods in the northern mitten area of Michigan. There are “creatures” living their existence in those those woods.