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  • Bigfoot Rushes Louisiana Hunter and Pays For It. Marathon_04
    A Bayou Bigfoot rushes a man on a Louisiana logging road. The events unfold quickly, but in slow motion to the hunter. Does he do the right thing? Plus two additional encounters you will love.
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  • @maclfc6880
    @maclfc6880 5 лет назад +11

    I admire the honest and humble way you deliver your stories.
    A breath of fresh air against the bland social media world we live in.
    Thank you.

    • @jimmysapien9961
      @jimmysapien9961 Год назад +2

      With A Breath mint 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

  • @douglasroberts2034
    @douglasroberts2034 5 лет назад +218

    Here’s to all us weirdos!!😂

    • @DixieCryptid
      @DixieCryptid  5 лет назад +20

      Ain't it strange we all find each other on a video about Bigfoot? LOL. Have a good weekend Douglas.

    • @KrysDlite
      @KrysDlite 5 лет назад +4

      Douglas Roberts Cheers! 🍻 😊

    • @pointblank1978
      @pointblank1978 5 лет назад +4

      Cheers. 🍻

    • @wow561
      @wow561 5 лет назад +8

      Thanks, Douglas! My little sister calls me “weird bro” and I told her I take that as a compliment, because I really enjoy this subject so much!

    • @b.scottfarthingsworth
      @b.scottfarthingsworth 5 лет назад +8

      Weird? I guess we are, only because we can face reality.

  • @mrvax2
    @mrvax2 5 лет назад +53

    Great stories! I'm a USMC Veteran and I know that most Navy folk receive very little rifle training. Not for nothing but the guest said he had an AK-47 type rifle (likely semi-auto which is legal). That would fire 7.62x39mm ammo while an M-16 type uses 5.56x45mm. Again, great stories. Love your channel.

    • @fruitfarmfords8243
      @fruitfarmfords8243 5 лет назад +1

      SLR-106

    • @stevenakins2518
      @stevenakins2518 5 лет назад +8

      I hunt with an SKS same round as an 7.62×39. Drops bear and boar right in their tracks. Love it my go to gun for any spot with shots 100 yards and under

    • @americanhunter9985
      @americanhunter9985 5 лет назад +3

      He said SKS semi auto 7.62/39

    • @tugboatamerica
      @tugboatamerica 5 лет назад +3

      I would pack a 45-70 with 500 grain bullets when camping I want stopping power

    • @rhodacrosby1749
      @rhodacrosby1749 5 лет назад +8

      Not to disrespect a Marine...my godson is a Marine. He knew how to shoot BEFORE his military training because, like the sailor, he is a Cajun. Non-military Cajuns can shoot really good. This man probably has been hunting since before he went to school....yeah...We have schools and universities and professional people too (more for the comment in the video than you though). Anyway you probably right about the average training regarding Navy vs Marine.

  • @genebrown9242
    @genebrown9242 5 лет назад +289

    Lee Pearl - You are wrong about that!
    Many years ago while with a friend and his son, we were walking in
    the Spring time to a fishing spot, high in the Cascade Mountains. On
    the way... at first I thought we had come across a
    couple bear, so I made a voice sound to get their attention! That is
    when I right away noticed they were not bear. This Sasquatch sat up
    from a sound asleep fetus position and tapped his mate
    on the shoulder and still kneeling she sat up. They were about 15 to
    20 feet away from me. The big male then stood up (maybe 9 feet
    tall), and we looked each other in the eye for a bit, then I
    guess he was satisfied, turned as his mate stood up and they never
    looked back as they walked on down the mountain side and were gone.
    These Sasquatch were white skinned with long brown silver tipped
    hair. These were in northern Oregon, near Mt. Hood. This is one
    of 4 sightings I've had over my 75 years.

    • @sharonmccomas4173
      @sharonmccomas4173 5 лет назад +6

      Wow that's a great story too. I have never seen one ran across structures that's all I am sure I would pass out if I saw one lol

    • @juancmost
      @juancmost 5 лет назад +18

      Why not write Dixie and let everyone here your encounters.

    • @keyenzaseawright5438
      @keyenzaseawright5438 5 лет назад +8

      Amazing I believe you

    • @populigaudeamus6299
      @populigaudeamus6299 5 лет назад +5

      @Lewis Sparks your statements intrigue me. Any links you can share?

    • @populigaudeamus6299
      @populigaudeamus6299 5 лет назад +6

      @Lewis Sparks I appreciate your reply and I'll look into it. I've always wanted to move to Oregon but now I'm thinking I should move to Virginia.

  • @goodbonezz1289
    @goodbonezz1289 5 лет назад +35

    I’m sure you and your listeners have, or will soon hear about the three year old boy in NC who was lost outside for three days.
    Thankfully he was found in some bushes, 1/4 from his house. Minor cuts, and scratches but he was ok! I mention this in your comments section because the boy reportedly said he was taken care of by a friendly bear...I immediately thought of this channel and some of the stories you’ve read. Makes you think, and wonder.
    Wow. Either way, he’s home safe and all is well.
    God bless!

    • @rubyvelma7613
      @rubyvelma7613 Год назад +2

      Sure does!! That's exactly what I thought when I heard that story a while back!! ❤🥰🤩😍👍🏼

  • @kendall5956
    @kendall5956 5 лет назад +53

    I'm proud to be apart of this family and I have to say Truthfully that I've listen to others tell people's stories and they are just not you..
    You tell with your heart and it's like you put yourself in their shoes and that's awesome bcuz that's what makes the stories so good 💙
    Can't wait for the next one I hope it's soon.. XOXO

    • @historybuff5739
      @historybuff5739 5 лет назад +1

      What radio stations are you on. I live in Southside Virginia near Kerr Lake.

    • @kendall5956
      @kendall5956 5 лет назад +3

      @@historybuff5739 Well 98.1 Rock 93.4 102.05 county not to often love old rock 100.3 but we no longer have that one..
      My back yard is SkyLine Dr in Front Royal Va

    • @historybuff5739
      @historybuff5739 5 лет назад +3

      @@kendall5956 Unfortunately Front Royal is at the opposite end of Virginia from me. So I can't pick up those radio stations.

    • @einarvolsung2202
      @einarvolsung2202 4 года назад +1

      I have always enjoyed Bigfoot stories since I was a kid and read everything from the library and bookmobile. It is good to see lots of other people interested aswell

    • @joycemetheny8338
      @joycemetheny8338 2 года назад +1

      It's just that southern accent , Cam has said many times that he does'nt really believe in ole sassy !

  • @pappywith4
    @pappywith4 5 лет назад +20

    That last story hit home because I am from south central la!
    Raised in the swamp and woods for my birth till I was 17 and moved to east texas and still in the woods!
    I think more and more people will have these encounters because of a population boom that these critters have had !
    Keep on your toes folks! Best story yet!

    • @DixieCryptid
      @DixieCryptid  5 лет назад +2

      I keep hearing that the population is growing. I wonder if that's really true?

    • @cajnjules480
      @cajnjules480 5 лет назад +2

      Your last name gives you away, lol. Is it pronounced Kor-me-ay?

    • @frankshort7798
      @frankshort7798 5 лет назад +3

      I'm from la too, and o believe there's been a population explosion as well ,we have land and friends in French settlement with your last name .be safe my freind

    • @clanrobertson7200
      @clanrobertson7200 5 лет назад +2

      John Cormier
      He said it jumped 25’ and ran off on all 4’s.
      The old professor

    • @pappywith4
      @pappywith4 5 лет назад

      cajn jules jennings la

  • @kevincooper5075
    @kevincooper5075 5 лет назад +85

    Some people can just tell stories.....sir you are one of those people. Love it.

    • @DixieCryptid
      @DixieCryptid  5 лет назад +1

      You're too nice Kevin. I'm not good at it, but I sure enjoy it. Thank you

    • @kevincooper5075
      @kevincooper5075 5 лет назад +5

      Dixie Cryptid you are too modest sir. I think we all appreciate the time and effort you put into your videos. You sound like a very kind man. I’m from England and know nothing about the southern states of America. But they all speak the way you do it must be one relaxing place to live. Thanks again sir.

    • @veramariecano289
      @veramariecano289 4 года назад +3

      @@DixieCryptid Cam, you are very humble, and that characteristic makes you a magnet. People love hearing the cadence with which the stories are delivered.
      You are one of many who are opening the eyes of readers to entities that have been here from time immemoriable!
      God bless you and your family - and all your "animal family"!

  • @stopthebs3084
    @stopthebs3084 5 лет назад +22

    Here we go!! Been waiting to hear those words all day. Thanks Cam for the Friday night drop:)

  • @NobodyWhatsoever
    @NobodyWhatsoever 5 лет назад +178

    "In Cajun country, you'd guess we wouldn't have such a creature." That's because we eat everything! If it moves, it goes in a pot. Choot it and cook it!

    • @DixieCryptid
      @DixieCryptid  5 лет назад +19

      LOL...I believe it!

    • @sunray8136
      @sunray8136 5 лет назад +4

      well have you heard any stories of people serving up bigfoot stew? lol

    • @bobfelk6742
      @bobfelk6742 5 лет назад +10

      I AGREE,BIG FOOT LOAF, BIG FOOT FOOT STEAK,AS USUAL KETCHUP IS MUST,,I MEAN THEY DO TASTE LIKE CHICKEN

    • @dudekdudek9095
      @dudekdudek9095 5 лет назад +17

      Them there Cajun corn dogs are deh best!! Who knows mite put a little sasquatch meat in dem der corn dogs?? Now dats good rite der ,,,

    • @PastorOfMuppets74
      @PastorOfMuppets74 5 лет назад +15

      Owner Van Buren Like hell it isn't true. You must not know any Cajuns that really live in the bayou. I've seen em cook a lizard, squirrel, gator, and frog leg pot. I think they'd eat a Bigfoot in a second lol.
      Some of these guys are hardcore living off the land.

  • @cosmicsurfer4963
    @cosmicsurfer4963 5 лет назад +65

    Dude I love this channel it's awesome. I'm from a big city and not many people believe in Sasquatch in the city. They usually laugh and roll their eyes and say "Oh, you believe in Bigfoot? That's fake where's the proof!" It don't bother me because even being the 5th generation of my family from the same neighborhood in the city and not having no outdoor experience or never going into no woods, I still know Sasquatch is real and them not believing or laughing at me won't make Sasquatch not real. Great stories and great channel.

    • @DixieCryptid
      @DixieCryptid  5 лет назад +6

      I'm a city boy too. No worries. I've never seen one. Not sure I want to. Thank you.

    • @cosmicsurfer4963
      @cosmicsurfer4963 5 лет назад +4

      I've seen Bigfoot, it was born and lives in my city up by the Airport it's just not Sasquatch. It's a Big Blue Monster truck Bob Chandler built ;)

    • @clanrobertson7200
      @clanrobertson7200 5 лет назад +5

      Cosmic Surfer
      Dear Cosmo,
      Tell your friends that I will pay for supper if they can spend one(1!) night alone in Tishamingo County Mississippi Swamp/nature Reserve.
      The old professor

    • @cosmicsurfer4963
      @cosmicsurfer4963 5 лет назад +4

      @@clanrobertson7200 I wish they would. I wish most people in big city's would believe but most of them don't for some reason. I always try to tell 'em "If you guys lived in the real deep woods & forest area of our country I bet you guys would be some believing ass mofo's then!"

    • @paulandrulis4672
      @paulandrulis4672 5 лет назад +3

      @@DixieCryptid Take my word for it, you dont want to see one, at least not up close.

  • @djangodunn5968
    @djangodunn5968 5 лет назад +21

    The woods around The Ring of Kerry in Ireland is thickly forested and spooky even in the day. Beautiful but eerie woods all over Ireland. Thanks fella

    • @bethbartlett5692
      @bethbartlett5692 Месяц назад

      The County my family Lineage is from, County Kerry. I intend on spending some time there. I so appreciate the value of my bloodline.
      (Murphy, Sullivan, Lynch, and Cole, each from a different County, but my Great Grandparents were both from Kerry, they never met until they both made their way to Chicago. The Coles were from Dublin, the Sullivan's Kerry and Cork. I think the Lynch side were from Mayo. But my Grandmother was 1st generation Irish American, and in the Lynch side my G-Grandfather X6 founded Lynchburg, VA in appx 1768.)
      It's a real unique journey researching through Ancestry. DNA confirms we are Basque Orgin Irish and what they list as Ashkenazi Jew, (maybe that the Danites, what are confirmed by DNA Studies). The tribe of Dann, "Tuatha de Dannan".
      It gives me great appreciation to have confirmed this through the data from the DNA Study.
      I continue to release the resentment associated with having to be born in foreign soil. Regardless of the number of generations, it doesn't feel fully home here.
      Best Thoughts...
      Beth aka (Mary Beth)
      Tennessee, USA
      a Chicago native ☘️
      .

  • @andrewridley7939
    @andrewridley7939 5 лет назад +64

    Here's to the weird and wonderful. Love from Canada. Great stories.

  • @KrysDlite
    @KrysDlite 5 лет назад +28

    Wilkes County, NC isn’t far from me at all. I believe the highway they’re thinking of is NC HWY 16...it’s a very common road in these parts. To hear that story and know how close it is to me just gave me chills! Awesome job again, thank you for sharing these! 💜

  • @denniskoenemann3825
    @denniskoenemann3825 5 лет назад +6

    You can't mess it up. Your excitement comes through your stories. That is part of the magic , in my humble opinion. Keep up the good work!

  • @jill3343
    @jill3343 3 года назад +3

    Thanks again Cam. I've said it before but it needs repeating, I love this DC channel! Thanks for taking the time to do what it takes to bring first class stories, storytelling and interviews.

  • @redeemed1379
    @redeemed1379 5 лет назад +44

    Dixie Cryptid dude you couldn't screw it up if you tried ❤❤❤ you a lot!!!

    • @DixieCryptid
      @DixieCryptid  5 лет назад +8

      LOve you too...but trust me...I can screw it up. BUT, we are all having fun so who cares. Right?

    • @cajnjules480
      @cajnjules480 5 лет назад +2

      Dixie Cryptid RIGHT!!

    • @rokork70
      @rokork70 3 года назад

      @@DixieCryptid Love your channel, but DO take issue on your pronunciation of American places. European places? Eh, I don't much care. I'm an American.

  • @susieq8253
    @susieq8253 5 лет назад +149

    Did you hear about the 3yo missing in NC.? They found and Hes ok. The little tyke said a bear kept him safe! Now is this his imagination or what kept him safe?

    • @DixieCryptid
      @DixieCryptid  5 лет назад +38

      I read that story. So interesting. I am glad that kid was found. Those can be sad stories.

    • @anthonyarmstrong734
      @anthonyarmstrong734 5 лет назад +7

      Where can I find that story at

    • @lucysisco9802
      @lucysisco9802 5 лет назад +26

      Susan, my first thought was a bigfoot....he was found in a spot hard to get to because of thorns and weeds, or so I read.

    • @diggascryptoawarenessdownu7246
      @diggascryptoawarenessdownu7246 5 лет назад +3

      Oh wow where could I find this story please .?

    • @susieq8253
      @susieq8253 5 лет назад +27

      @ Lucy yes the little tyke gathered up leaves to lay under because it was raining. This must have been one smart little boy to think to do that. Idk. Big foot or not, a bear doesn't protect humans or am I wrong??

  • @tinmanstavern
    @tinmanstavern 5 лет назад +27

    I love listening to these stories, you do an amazing job narrating. I love listening while I'm working on CB radios sometimes or even while wrenching on garden tractors.

    • @DixieCryptid
      @DixieCryptid  5 лет назад +3

      Good deal. So glad you like the videos. If it wasn't so cold I'd be changing out injectors on my 99 Cummins 3500 Dodge. I understand. It's good to have back ground noise going in.

    • @tinmanstavern
      @tinmanstavern 5 лет назад +1

      @@DixieCryptid what's the price for an injector for a 24 valve? I'm 14, I just fiddle with small engines (you wouldn't believe what I know about them though) I've been working on this Kubota 2cyl trying to get it to run, need some diesel first. I know that Kubota makes it hard to get aftermarket parts which sucks.

    • @sharonmccomas4173
      @sharonmccomas4173 5 лет назад +1

      I agree I love the way he narrates he doesn't have theatrical bs just a good fellow telling a story

    • @tresah6108
      @tresah6108 5 лет назад +1

      @Garden Tractor Kings Have you tried Ebay? If you do, click the sidebar for US Only to make sure you get a real part.

    • @dannieherpeche1107
      @dannieherpeche1107 3 года назад

      Io

  • @ladyinky882
    @ladyinky882 5 лет назад +12

    I always enjoy listening to these stories but that last one was Amazing!
    He is lucky to be alive! He had no other choice than to shoot!
    I am glad that he shared his experience here it might save someone’s life. I know I will think twice before I go into the woods unarmed!

  • @leebarnhart9725
    @leebarnhart9725 5 лет назад +10

    There is some excitement on this end of your record button also my friend. Love your stories and style. Got my Dixie fix!

    • @DixieCryptid
      @DixieCryptid  5 лет назад

      Awesome Lee. That makes me smile brother. You alright in my book.

  • @nancyM1313
    @nancyM1313 5 лет назад +22

    Made it!
    Hey Dixie Crytid, have a good one💖1st Like✔ and yeah I'm listening👍

  • @1911Drew
    @1911Drew 4 года назад +3

    Bullet launching from an AK and going 7 for 7 with well aimed fire into that attacking big bastard with (7.62x39 123 grain FMJ rounds). That Navy Vet did it right - he changed the outcome of an attack to his favor, and managed to save his own life. Well done, well done indeed.
    Thanks for putting the video up.

  • @cindyp5703
    @cindyp5703 5 лет назад +19

    Just got out of a hot tub and was wondering how I'd spend the rest of this sub-zero COLD night....when I noticed your post, Cam.....perfect end to the evening.

  • @opalvalentine3330
    @opalvalentine3330 5 лет назад +4

    Dixie Cryptid a glass of wine a chill in the air what more could you ask for what a nice Friday evening thank you Dixie enjoy your stories so much💖

    • @DixieCryptid
      @DixieCryptid  5 лет назад +1

      Thanks Opal. It's freezing here. I wish it was a cool breeze. LOL. Have a good weekend.

  • @matthewclark3189
    @matthewclark3189 5 лет назад +7

    Cam thank you for doing these. Listening to encounters has slowly became one of my favorite pastimes. Love the channel. Keep up the good work Sir.

  • @jasl7358
    @jasl7358 5 лет назад +128

    I live in wilkes county NC. Yep we have them here. You will not catch me out in the woods without a gun

    • @HowDeeDo
      @HowDeeDo 5 лет назад +5

      Hey, I'm over in Avery County!

    • @randypemberton3387
      @randypemberton3387 5 лет назад +4

      Wow... I’m down here in Mooresville , NC and have wondered often where the closest bigfoots would be located in comparison to my location... I think that would be the area, Wilkes County, NC...
      I don’t hunt and definitely do not know anyone that looks for them around here, wish I did...
      I don’t think my 9mm would be enough even to hold one off so I’ll probably never see one but I sure would like to (I think)....

    • @jasl7358
      @jasl7358 5 лет назад +10

      @@randypemberton3387 I don't think they are around here year round. The only evidence I've seen or heard has been in the early spring. I'm in the Brushy mtns and the western side of the county is the Blue Ridge and I don't know what it's like over that way. I still haven't actually seen one and I don't want to, but I KNOW that I have heard them. One of those was a bluff charge. That was enough for me. I hope I never even hear another one

    • @randypemberton3387
      @randypemberton3387 5 лет назад +6

      Jas L Copy that... I don’t want to see one while I’m on the same playing field as him, that’s for sure.. wouldn’t mind a drive by etc. though...

    • @ronsmith1364
      @ronsmith1364 5 лет назад +5

      Which is western nc mild oversight.

  • @vincemarshall9520
    @vincemarshall9520 5 лет назад +11

    Pretty spooky for sure! Thank you for sharing!
    Btw... Ak-47 is 7.62mm. About the same as a 30-30/ .308 round. bigger round than the .556

    • @raymondjones8
      @raymondjones8 4 года назад

      Vince Marshall They come in a variety of calibers; including 223😎

  • @davidbrandt6925
    @davidbrandt6925 5 лет назад +3

    Thank you so much for bringing these accounts to us and for the work you put into it.

  • @samruot
    @samruot 5 лет назад +3

    Your Voice is just so natural and entertaining for these type of stories. Wonderful stuff, I can't wait for the next video!

  • @frankboltonphillips
    @frankboltonphillips 4 года назад +1

    I am from Louisiana and love hearing about more encounters from there. :)

  • @FBA2024-o
    @FBA2024-o 4 года назад

    Number one Cryptid channel Dixie Cryptid 🔥🔥🔥🔥

  • @thorlove6050
    @thorlove6050 5 лет назад +26

    Wow!! I had to listen through twice!! When you were describing how big that Cajun Bigfoot was I was amazed! I’m just under 5 feet and it just kept growin in my mind! Three death shots and it got back up!! Incredible!!! Makes me curious just where in the heck their heart is located!! Ain’t that somethin.
    I’m proud to be a nut case yes sir!! LoL
    These were all great stories, By the way my mom was born and raised just north of the Black Forest and I agree there are lots of wild places still. Thank you once again, you sure make my evening. I love all the folks here.

    • @tonibauer2949
      @tonibauer2949 5 лет назад +1

      Thorlove oh, their hearts are in the right place. 😐

    • @tugboatamerica
      @tugboatamerica 5 лет назад +1

      I think if you carry a rifle camping to protect yourself camping it should be a 45-70 with 500 grain bullets, and a 454 Casull pistol for back up

  • @georgannsherman2202
    @georgannsherman2202 5 лет назад +6

    OMG thank you I was having big foot stories withdrawl. Great stories. Enjoyed them immensely. Thanks!

  • @debrabirdsong3082
    @debrabirdsong3082 5 лет назад +1

    I finally got to hear your stories. I had my grandkids over to stay. I love them with all my heart but couldn’t wait to sit down in front of the fire and listen to you! These were great stories and your voice is perfect in the narration of them. Keep them coming. Thanks.

  • @rubyvelma7613
    @rubyvelma7613 Год назад

    Exciting encounters Cam!!! So AWESOME!! Love you and your channel sir!! TYFS! ❤🥰🤩😍👍🏼✌🏽

  • @jamesthegrower
    @jamesthegrower 5 лет назад +9

    Excellent excellent as always brother 👊, I like your channel a lot. Keep up the good videos man. 💯💯👌👊✌

  • @HowDeeDo
    @HowDeeDo 5 лет назад +169

    Crap... I had another post that I don't see now... About the 3 year old that was lost for 3 days here in NC... I posted the link to his story but the main thing was he said he spent 2 days with a bear. Yeah right... A bear kept him safe and helped him be found a half mile from where he went missing. And kept him warm thru the nights... Very interesting.

    • @DixieCryptid
      @DixieCryptid  5 лет назад +19

      If you include a link it kicks your comment into the spam folder. I'll approve it tomorrow when I'm on the big machine.

    • @HowDeeDo
      @HowDeeDo 5 лет назад +7

      Gotcha... No worries! I got the link to post seperatly

    • @KrysDlite
      @KrysDlite 5 лет назад +18

      ZacZgurl 77 Wow! The 3 yr old boy in Craven County? He was with a bear? I haven’t been able to find any info other than he was found alive and safe. There’s definitely more to that story. 🤔

    • @ketchaford6917
      @ketchaford6917 5 лет назад +21

      I said the same thing when I heard the story this morning. I told my mom who lives in Craven county I didn't think it was a bear. A "bear"? Maybe just maybe a bigfoot. Glad the child is safe.

    • @janetclassen1144
      @janetclassen1144 5 лет назад +23

      I’ve seen that story several times & for some reason I felt like their had to be more to that story. When a reporter ask the law officer why he thought the boy was in such good shape, he said we’re just glad we found him. I too had a feeling there was more to that story. I’m reluctant to say it, but Big foot immediately came to my mind. Im really not crazy but a lot of times People have “ intuition “ 👌

  • @jessf1663
    @jessf1663 5 лет назад +1

    Wow what an amazing encounter, don't think that squach will be bothering any more hunters any more, thanks Dixie Cryptid!

    • @jimmysapien9961
      @jimmysapien9961 Год назад

      And too the Hunter 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

  • @patritcasilvia113
    @patritcasilvia113 5 лет назад

    I am a 64 year old hippie girl and you are my happiest find on the net. Your voice is soothing and your stories keep.me company on long lonely nites..I just want to thank you. you keep me company each long lonesome nite.your wonderful honey.I.just love u!! Thank you!

  • @wideawaketotruth5301
    @wideawaketotruth5301 5 лет назад +8

    If the bfoot was taking an offensive stance, which apparently he was. I would have done the same thing. If he had turned a began to walk away. I would let him go.
    Thanks for the story!

  • @carria4895
    @carria4895 5 лет назад +3

    Cam, Great stories but, also the background used for this video was stunning! Had me feeling ooohs and ahhhhs! Thanks!

  • @cynthiabrant6701
    @cynthiabrant6701 Год назад

    This was the most riveting story you ever told Cam!! It was awesome!! I’m a 75 year old young lady that believes in sasquatch. !! No doubt in my mind!! Keep these stories coming! Have a blessed Christmas!!❤

  • @tonyamorgan8673
    @tonyamorgan8673 3 года назад

    I love listening to your stories,I'm from Louisiana and I love listening to the stories about lousiana. Keep on telling them .

  • @jennieblossom5
    @jennieblossom5 5 лет назад +25

    Love when you do these marathon drops Cam, the longer the better! Can you believe how fast your channel is growing? Seems like every time I check in, there's another 1000 subs! Well deserved! You rock! Great stories 💚💚

    • @DixieCryptid
      @DixieCryptid  5 лет назад +7

      I try not to think about it. Haha. It outs pressure on me. I just want to tell the stories and let all that other stuff shake out likes it's gonna shake out. Thanks for noticing though. You're always so nice Jennie.

  • @birdnest5814
    @birdnest5814 5 лет назад +12

    Ahhhh...Dixie Cryptid is reading me my bedtime story tonight. Does it get any better than that? 😊 Excellent stories, Cam. Thank you ❤️

    • @rebeccashetter8389
      @rebeccashetter8389 5 лет назад +2

      All we need now is a log to sit on and a nice pit fire blazing and a cup of really good coffee or hot chocolate. Sweet dreams everyone.

    • @birdnest5814
      @birdnest5814 5 лет назад +2

      Rebecca Shetter , I have all of those things, in my mind, whenever I listen to his stories. I just close my eyes and that’s exactly how I picture it😊

  • @RichM0410
    @RichM0410 3 года назад

    I continue to enjoy your channel. Easy to tell that you enjoy your work here which adds to the dynamics of the channel. Thank you👍

  • @rogerdavies6226
    @rogerdavies6226 4 года назад

    here it is to you for taken your time to collect and share with us folk

  • @kevins1114
    @kevins1114 4 года назад +3

    Just yesterday, (November 24) at sunset, I heard what I believe to be a Bigfoot over in the swamp to the west of my home. It was making that eerie call, nearly identical to those I've heard in other people's recordings. I gave me cold chills just from hearing it.
    Now, most people in my area will call you a lunatic if you say that Bigfoots are in Baldwin County, Alabama. What they don't think about is the fact that we have swamps where even the most dedicated Deer hunters won't go.
    My brother, who lives next door, heard it as well. His dogs also heard it, but were frightened into silence. Try to imagine Pit Bull dogs that afraid.... They were whimpering and trembling.
    Several neighbors heard it as well. Needless to say, I doubt anyone around here slept much last night.

    • @DixieCryptid
      @DixieCryptid  4 года назад

      Whoa....that's spooky Kevin. Thanks for the report.

  • @mcnab1383
    @mcnab1383 5 лет назад +10

    Great stories and narration as usual - the Louisiana one is chilling. I'm a UK listener, and I do envy the land and forests you still have in the US. As you say we have cut down most of our forests, and have a much higher population density than most of the USA. We do still have some forests, and there are people here who claim to have had contemporary sightings and interactions in various parts of the UK. In Scotland roughly 17% of the land is forest, mostly densely planted spruce in upland areas - but we still have about 3% of natural and more open semi-natural woodlands - mostly birch, hazel, oak, pine, willow and gean. We certainly have enough red and roe deer but our winters are long and tend to be wet and cold - not dry cold which can less of a challenge to survive. (I think our deer and sheep which over winter on the hills have to eat twice as much in a wet winter than a cold dry one). I have no doubt you still have Bigfoot in the US and Canada, but think it very unlikely that they have managed to survive here - our ancestors eradicated bears at least 800 years ago, and the last wolf was shot about 300 years ago. Too many humans have gone into the woods with swords and guns and killed everything possible. But I think we did have them, there are local folklore stories which are very suggestive of bigfoot behavior, and other myths like the Old Grey Man of Ben MacDui, or An Duine Eagalach (the terrible-faced man) of Rannoch Moor. In England they had the Green Man, there's a similar creature in German folklore, and even Denmark has a tall 'schneeman' (snowman/yeti) who was supposed to live on the northern islands.

    • @wolfganggugelweith8760
      @wolfganggugelweith8760 2 года назад +1

      There are about 500 new sightings of Woodwose or Bigfoot in Great Britain since 10 years. Especially in Wales, Central England around Sherwood forest, the forest north of the Loch Ness and around the Mount Mac Dhui! Even in the forests in the very north of Ireland there is a similar species living. In Sweden 🇸🇪 and some other Scandinavian countries too. I know 2 Stories about people who had an encounter with a Bigfoot in the Schwarzwald or Black Forest in southern Germany 🇩🇪. Look on RUclips for „Almost near death experience in the Black Forest“. Very interesting and You will find on RUclips something about the Bigfoot sightings in GB 🇬🇧 too. For example „Sasquatch found in Ancient druid holy side“ or „Bigfoot sightings in Britain 🇬🇧 Part 1 and Part 2“ or Paranormal portal episode 94 Woodwose“. Many Greetings from Linz-Austria🇦🇹😎👍✌️💪🍺🐺 Europe!

  • @danielmount6928
    @danielmount6928 5 лет назад +23

    By the way, an AK-47 bullet is not a 5.56 but a 7.62 X39 bullet. An ar-15 bullet is either a 5.56 or a 223 round.

    • @davidwinters2552
      @davidwinters2552 2 года назад +3

      Who hunts deer with full metal jacket ammo? Asking for a friend!
      Lol!

    • @wadewilson8011
      @wadewilson8011 Год назад +2

      ​@@davidwinters2552 🙄🙄🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️

    • @Gary-kc9hx
      @Gary-kc9hx Год назад +1

      U know nothing about AR platform do u?

    • @GodblessyouchildAmen
      @GodblessyouchildAmen Год назад

      no one cares kid

    • @goodbonezz1289
      @goodbonezz1289 Год назад +1

      I think I smell a masshole in the house…

  • @richieharris9443
    @richieharris9443 2 года назад

    That was AWSOME! He is so lucky that Ak round was sufficient to do the job. Must have been a heart shot. YIKES!

  • @MrRobb-hb7lz
    @MrRobb-hb7lz 5 лет назад +5

    Son these are great! Bumper music, story, and the great jog you are doing reading. Keep it up!

  • @jerrymarsh9080
    @jerrymarsh9080 5 лет назад +3

    I love your channel, I look forward to all your new posts. All the stories are amazing

  • @richardcosta1565
    @richardcosta1565 5 лет назад +1

    Great stories. My goodness, that last story about the Cajun hunter, I really felt like I was there... seeing and feeling it.

  • @wendiadelehtd4life645
    @wendiadelehtd4life645 5 лет назад +2

    I look forward to these videos ! Your an amazing storyteller, I can literally picture everything as your saying it. 👍👍

  • @lindalowe8341
    @lindalowe8341 5 лет назад +3

    Great reports! Thank you.

  • @greybeard277
    @greybeard277 5 лет назад +27

    If that man was using an AK-47, it was 7.62x39, not 5.56. It's a good round, an intermediate 30 caliber that is sort of like a 30-30. Perfectly good for deer, and an AK is not as inaccurate as some people make them out to be. Good stories, you do a good job.

    • @aloberdorf4579
      @aloberdorf4579 5 лет назад +4

      some do not know the diff between AK and AR....jest sayin.....like semi automatic repeating machine guns made by coltsmithwesson......with bullets lying on the ground......LOL..

    • @Highgear145
      @Highgear145 5 лет назад +5

      That Sasquatch probably died minutes later, I'm gonna start using my 45-70 for deer hunting just in case

    • @fruitfarmfords8243
      @fruitfarmfords8243 5 лет назад +9

      The AK in the story could have been 7.62x39, or 5.45x39, or 5.56x45... some folks dont know how many AK variants there are.

    • @MikeMikeActual
      @MikeMikeActual 5 лет назад +2

      I too heard that at the end & was like nope not 5.56 in an AK!! LOL.

    • @fruitfarmfords8243
      @fruitfarmfords8243 5 лет назад +2

      @@MikeMikeActual yep, not possible. Slr-106

  • @bobthompson4319
    @bobthompson4319 5 лет назад +1

    So the dixie criptied crew is called the weird and wonderful. I like it. 😀

  • @bryanhunter3143
    @bryanhunter3143 5 лет назад +1

    Another great show with great music

  • @kayhayes7005
    @kayhayes7005 5 лет назад +3

    Great stories as always. Thanks

  • @lightdweller
    @lightdweller 4 года назад +3

    “Military Ball Ammo from Yugoslavia” LMAO 🤣. Was it “Berdan primed corrosive ammo” from a 1955 spam can as well? LMAO 🤣?

  • @pinatajuju4471
    @pinatajuju4471 3 года назад

    Wow those bigfoot creatures sure can take some AK punishment! Thanks Dixie Cryptid.

  • @texasrose2315
    @texasrose2315 5 лет назад +2

    It's Dixie time! Here we go.... Lol. You do a great job telling these stories, don't change! God bless you and your family.

  • @iamaaliyahalexander2471
    @iamaaliyahalexander2471 5 лет назад +3

    🙌🏾 my favorite RUclips channel 💯🙏🏽✌🏽 Awesome Stories & Music 🎶 Cam

    • @DixieCryptid
      @DixieCryptid  5 лет назад +2

      Thank you Aaliyah. That's sweet of you.

  • @CirrowProductions
    @CirrowProductions 4 года назад +21

    That story of the bigfoot being shot broke my heart. :(

    • @christinearmington
      @christinearmington 4 года назад +2

      Kozy Truly sickening. Did I miss why? Very upsetting. I’ll go back to check. Once you raise the gun you change the dynamics. But hey, I wasn’t there. 😞☹️😢

    • @christinearmington
      @christinearmington 4 года назад

      30’ away. On the road. Slightly crouched. The bf looked as startled as he was, moaning sound. Gun raised. Chicken/egg. No clear aggression although I can only imagine how scary it was.

    • @Marco-fi6gv
      @Marco-fi6gv 3 года назад +6

      I felt that way too, but when u are in a situation like that, u don't necessarily have the luxury not making a slow deliberate decision. You have to err on the side of caution because if u guess wrong u end up dead. It is a shame that it got shot, I really do feel bad about that. That being said, we weren't there and we don't know what we would have done. The hunter was clearly feeling threatened by the creatures posture, the look in his eyes, and the general vibe he was getting. It's always good to tap into those things, because they are usually right

    • @Marco-fi6gv
      @Marco-fi6gv 3 года назад +3

      @@christinearmington how you feel, I am saddened by the thought of it being shot as well. The Sasquatch being scared is different from it showing signs of aggression and ill intent though. The man was there and he saw its actions and posture as well as its eyes. Besides the other things, the eyes are always broadcasting our intentions. Didn't someone say they are the gateway to our souls? You can see in people's eyes , and people say these things are almost human so I have no doubt he saw something in its eyes. Hell, you can look into a dog's eyes or other animals eyes and see things. And I know 30 feet sounds like a lot, but it really isn't. That distance can be closed quite rapidly before you know what hit you, and that's with a human. Happens all the time. Try that experiment. Get an unloaded gun and tell one of your friends to rush you full speed pretending they have a knife. have them do that while you are fumbling to get your gun out and see if you would even be able to get a shot off before but are stabbed. And just because u get a shot off doesn't mean u would hit your target. Even if u did, one shot might not do it, at least not in time. Anyway, I do agree with you, it's a shame it was shot. It made me feel bad as well. I would like to think I would have done everything I could to avoid shooting an innocent being, but only that dude knows the truth.

    • @leacastori1138
      @leacastori1138 3 года назад

      Kozy it broke mine too… All I could think of was OK so you shot it but why didn’t you just leave once it fell down did you have to keep shooting it that much?

  • @lylelacey4367
    @lylelacey4367 2 года назад

    Thanks for narrating the stories
    I appreciate you and your crew

  • @erikhafer1415
    @erikhafer1415 5 лет назад +2

    Your a Natural ! Thanks for the entertaining encounter videos

  • @Bandersnatch41
    @Bandersnatch41 5 лет назад +6

    One thing about the last story he mentioned it was 12 ft tall that's usually the size of the alphas which are the clan leaders I think so it might have took in a defensive stance not just to protect itself but it could have been worried about a hunter threatening its family

  • @diggascryptoawarenessdownu7246
    @diggascryptoawarenessdownu7246 5 лет назад +14

    G'day Dixie,
    Loving your work you have a very interesting narrative voice mate, perfect for radio... I have a head that's perfect for radio hahahaha
    Here in Australia we have atleast two species of the Yowie, also the Dogman...their numbers seem to be exploding?
    Happy Days and God Bless my friend 😉

    • @DixieCryptid
      @DixieCryptid  5 лет назад +4

      I think your accent would be perfect to tell stories mate. Think about it. Plenty of room on RUclips and people love a good story.

    • @diggascryptoawarenessdownu7246
      @diggascryptoawarenessdownu7246 5 лет назад +1

      @@DixieCryptid
      I have done a couple to date, i get very nervous, i suppose that will ease with repetition..by all means check them out

    • @diggascryptoawarenessdownu7246
      @diggascryptoawarenessdownu7246 5 лет назад +1

      G'day @reverse thrust,
      Firstly I love the name, and greetings to you and yours from South East Queensland 😉

    • @DixieCryptid
      @DixieCryptid  5 лет назад

      @@diggascryptoawarenessdownu7246 really?! Awesome man. I will check it out tomorrow. Now I'm pumped.

    • @made-line7627
      @made-line7627 5 лет назад +1

      @@diggascryptoawarenessdownu7246 I'm in the Blue Mountains, NSW, and have been told that my voice would be great for radio (yes, it is a little embarrassing to write that haha - I'm not full of myself), and am really into the yowie/dogmen cryptids in particular. I would love to team up and do a radio/RUclips show where Aussies can tell their experiences. I host a trivia night at my local pub, so I don't get nervous anymore. I need a co-pilot, as it were!

  • @pabloastudillo6903
    @pabloastudillo6903 Год назад

    Outstanding- love these stories- especially the one with the AK47- thank you

  • @julianalibardi5936
    @julianalibardi5936 2 года назад

    Do you know what is funny? Im from Brazil and you dont have bigfoots in here but i cant stop watching! I Love this!

  • @Joshates
    @Joshates 5 лет назад +10

    Love your videos by the way!

  • @luismunoz7953
    @luismunoz7953 5 лет назад +3

    Great video as always thanks! Your son a former Marine HOOAH!!

  • @Afterburner
    @Afterburner 5 лет назад

    That encounter with a 9 foot tall creature about ready to spring on you is what I call a serous pucker factor moment... ;>)

  • @FlowerPatchH
    @FlowerPatchH 5 лет назад +2

    Awesome stories! Thank you!

  • @anthonyarmstrong734
    @anthonyarmstrong734 5 лет назад +6

    I'm a new subscriber but I'm not new to your stories. I love them and hope you keep them coming

    • @DixieCryptid
      @DixieCryptid  5 лет назад

      Thanks Anthony. I appreciate you very much.

  • @mambabite5420
    @mambabite5420 5 лет назад +7

    Got my blunt na I'm ready💯💯💯🔥🔥🔥✌✌✌

    • @DixieCryptid
      @DixieCryptid  5 лет назад +4

      woop woop...blunt? You running low on cash? LOL....

    • @Abcd-xo4qn
      @Abcd-xo4qn 5 лет назад +1

      Lol

  • @davidhettesheimer3685
    @davidhettesheimer3685 5 лет назад

    Wow what an awesome story cam thank you. Had me on edge. I think I would of just went and bought a new stand. Lol.

  • @PatriotAcresinTexas
    @PatriotAcresinTexas 4 года назад

    Wearing my Dixie Cryptid t-shirt under my uniform, at work. And as always, listening to your videos. Stay safe & thanks!

    • @DixieCryptid
      @DixieCryptid  4 года назад +1

      Thanks brother!

    • @PatriotAcresinTexas
      @PatriotAcresinTexas 4 года назад

      @@DixieCryptid it's Sister! :-) my name is Cindy and we're about the same age...live in Texas and always love listening to you later at night while working Security. I often wonder what I'd do or how I'd react if a Bigfoot was to stumble upon my post...it is at the edge of town with woods nearby. Who knows what could happen. But my head is always on a swivel...

    • @DixieCryptid
      @DixieCryptid  4 года назад +1

      @@PatriotAcresinTexas I'm sorry about that. I get it wrong all the time....sista!

  • @jasl7358
    @jasl7358 5 лет назад +16

    421 and hwy 115 maybe? That's where I live and I've had a couple of encounters

    • @DixieCryptid
      @DixieCryptid  5 лет назад +1

      Maybe!

    • @clanrobertson7200
      @clanrobertson7200 5 лет назад

      Jas L
      Lock 🔒 and load!
      The old professor

    • @LTVX2
      @LTVX2 5 лет назад +1

      was your encounter next to a church ? share it ! :)

    • @jasl7358
      @jasl7358 5 лет назад +5

      @@LTVX2 lol there is a church about every mile or so around here. And I've been thinking about sharing my story. I most likely will sometime soon

  • @NateBuker
    @NateBuker 5 лет назад +5

    Always love your narration. Great voice and choice of visuals. The music you use is also pretty class. I literally laughed out loud when you made that first quip about Cajuns. I hope you don't get any hate for that. Your step back and later compliment made up for it I think!

    • @DixieCryptid
      @DixieCryptid  5 лет назад +4

      Louisiana people are the best in the world. They know what I'm talking about. If they were in front of me they'd give some back to this Mississippi boy and we'd all have a laugh. It's the way things used to be before people began to get too sensitive. Haha. Thanks for the comment. It was very thoughtful.

    • @tyronescott8704
      @tyronescott8704 5 лет назад

      I had diner with big foot.we had bigmack and bud extra .

  • @lovegoesforth3183
    @lovegoesforth3183 5 лет назад +2

    Another great video! You never disappoint. Have a great weekend! 🤗

    • @DixieCryptid
      @DixieCryptid  5 лет назад

      Thank you. Same to you. Stay warm.

  • @wh8085
    @wh8085 5 лет назад +2

    WOW, I got goose bumps or maybe it's booger bumps ! Had he been using a standard deer rifle with a 3 round clip we would never had heard this story. The game ranger would have said a bear got him if there had been anything left to find . Thanks for sharing !

  • @muimasmacho
    @muimasmacho 5 лет назад +14

    I never go into the woods unarmed, or anywheres for that matter, but I also carry a big box of See's Chocolates, 'cause when i encounter a sassquish, _He's Comin' Home With Me!_
    Then... he can either chop firewood... or retire hisseff betwixt the moosehead and that reptillian fella i got hangin' o'er the firebox.
    (They wouldn't chop no wood.) 😶
    Of course I leave this option up to them... bein' that it's a free country an all. 🇺🇸
    *MAGA!!!*
    btw... anyone got a sassquish recipe a lá creole?
    I loves me Cajun Bistro, mucho. Ya whöl?

    • @DixieCryptid
      @DixieCryptid  5 лет назад +2

      I like that idea. I hear they love to cut grass and they do it fast. And they work for food. It's a good deal all around.

    • @tinmanstavern
      @tinmanstavern 5 лет назад

      Sounds good to me

    • @clanrobertson7200
      @clanrobertson7200 5 лет назад +3

      Mui MasMacho
      See’s Chocolate can not be beat. My uncle first sent some form California in the 1950’s to my mother were we lived in Florida. I have been hooked sense then. Chocolate Raspberry cream is the Bee’s Knees!

    • @muimasmacho
      @muimasmacho 5 лет назад +1

      Clan Robertson :
      Yup. They's truffles doodadds makes dang GOOD stinkbait too, don't it???
      That's where i got me the idear!

  • @jiggidyjam
    @jiggidyjam 5 лет назад +3

    I feel like a kid when I see a new vid from ya🙂

    • @DixieCryptid
      @DixieCryptid  5 лет назад

      LOL.....that's so funny. I never imagined people would like listening to me run my mouth. It's crazy to me. Thanks though.

  • @chris6614
    @chris6614 5 лет назад +1

    I just want to say thank you, you get as excited as I do hearing these storys. I believe.

  • @ozzbow3507
    @ozzbow3507 5 лет назад +2

    Love the screen images. Specially the eerie motion of the Arora.. Saw one once that intimidated and spooked the bejesus outta me! It moved so fast and violently. Spiraling and twisting in and out on itself.. Speeding towards me and retracting., it was like you would envisage the embodiment of a vengeful spirit.. Unnerving but spectacular.. Humbling. Very, very humbling.

  • @Hollylivengood
    @Hollylivengood 5 лет назад +4

    Wait, deer don't have a gentle prance. They go mashing along.

    • @jinxthegreat6533
      @jinxthegreat6533 5 лет назад +2

      Hollylivengood,
      Ya know,I've often wondered if a tree stand or deer blind alters sound in the dark.a squirrel can sound like a charging moose

  • @intelex691
    @intelex691 5 лет назад +3

    Long before I knew the word bigfoot I knew what the wildman was in the Sabine River bottoms of west central Louisiana.

  • @DeborahLong7777
    @DeborahLong7777 5 лет назад

    Excellent stories Cam. For real, that last guy was great! Great Friday night fix before my 💤💤💤💤

  • @edwincastro4284
    @edwincastro4284 5 лет назад +2

    Hi love to listen to your stories. I am from Puerto Rico I did live in NJ for 12 years. Never seen a Bigfoot but it always have been interested in the subject. Thank you for the stories.

  • @mikecarter9755
    @mikecarter9755 5 лет назад +39

    OK I've got a good friend that his family owns a lot of Land next to a big plantation,like 20000 acres. Any way this family has always been woodsmen type of people. Not afraid of the dark in the deepest woods. And the sons of my friends grew up here all of there lives. There all big-time deer and hogs hunter's. Well one morning one of the sons went deer hunting and got in his stand well before light. He was sitting there waiting for deer when all of the sudden the tree he had his deer stand on started shaking big-time. He was scared shit less . The tree stopped shaking and he could here it walking away. He made himself look back at it. He said it was big and had long reddish brown hair and walked on two legs. And it stopped and looked back at him and he had to look away. He called his dad and had them to come all the way to the tree to pick him up. my buddy said he was crying and shaking all over and wouldn't even talk about it for hours. He ran into his room as soon as they got home and stayed there for hours. He also said that it had an awful smell like nothing he'd ever smelled before. All this happened in South Georgia a couple years ago and he still will not go to that stand.

    • @tonibauer2949
      @tonibauer2949 4 года назад +3

      Mike Carter so weird. I lived years in South Georgia, the last few on a plantation in Lee County, with my nearest neighbor half a mile up the dirt road that lead out to the highway. People asked me if I was scared there by myself, and I always replied no, I have six dogs and an automatic pistol. I always believed in Bigfoot, but had no idea they were anywhere but the Pacific Northwest. So, in 1996 I moved to Washington state, with the first year on a remote estate out in Kitsap County. I never saw any sign of Sasquatch out there, but I know they are in that area. It was only in the last couple of years on the internet that I learned they are all over the places, including South Georgia. I am pretty glad I didn’t know when I lived there that they were around.

    • @markhansen3111
      @markhansen3111 3 года назад

      I belonged to a hunting club in Georgia just south of Macon. I had a good hunting spot in the river bottom area that was about 3/4 mile from our camp. One afternoon I was down there in my leaner stand and killed a nice sow pig that was about 100#. I managed to get it field dressed and loaded onto my atv to haul it out of there right after dark. I needed my headlights on the atv to clearly see the trail. As I was driving out of there I had a creepy feeling I was not alone. It felt closeby too but I couldn't see it. I got out of there and back to camp without any incident. I don't know what, if anything, was down there but my radar was going off big time. I didn't go down there in the dark anymore and I was always armed when I did. A bolt action .270 rifle was my weapon of choice. I have learned to trust my intuition. If that little voice is talking to me I listen to it.

  • @harpazosnatched2247
    @harpazosnatched2247 5 лет назад +4

    I don’t care if my name is used. Because they are real and I’m not afraid of the truth others who don’t believe is up to them even if they did see one they would say it was something else. Their loss. Great 👍 job Cam. When you get a chance to tell my story go ahead and use my name. I feel honored for seeing several of them. Brent

  • @jeremyharrison7613
    @jeremyharrison7613 5 лет назад +1

    Awesome job , great stories . Thanks alot Cam.👍🏻

  • @briancooper8336
    @briancooper8336 5 лет назад

    Another great set of stories. Don't ever stop. Take care, Brian.

  • @Chicosat157
    @Chicosat157 5 лет назад +13

    This event is very disturbing to me. Some in the Bigfoot world try to convince others Bigfoot is a type of human, a gentle giant of sorts. I think that is a very dangerous idea to put out there. This creature surely would have torn the hunter apart had the hunter not been well armed. He could easily have walked/run away but his initial instinct was to attack and yes, he paid dearly for that decision. Had it been a lost wandering child or a hiker that accidentally approached the Bigfoot, no one would have ever heard from them again. Are there different 'types' of Bigfoot? Some that are more human (and humane) and others with killer instincts? And how could anyone possibly discern one from the other before it was too late?

    • @Zeruel3
      @Zeruel3 5 лет назад +4

      There are accounts of chimpanzees attacking, killing and eating human babies, one was very infamous as being an extremely abusive animal to the others in its troupe (he even attacked Jane Goodall and nearly broke her neck), it seems logical to me that if Sasquatch is real then you would have a wide array of differing behaviour and attitudes, some friendly towards humans, some indifferent, some curious and some downright nasty

    • @Chicosat157
      @Chicosat157 5 лет назад +1

      That makes sense.

    • @intelex691
      @intelex691 5 лет назад +5

      No matter how much human DNA they share and no matter how human like the facial appearance maybe in some of these creatures, THEY ARE NOT US, and they all are wild and dangerous creatures whom as a matter of routine kill and eat other creatures. I have seen these things dozens of times in Louisiana and E Texas over the last 50 years and the hairy bastards are not human.

    • @intelex691
      @intelex691 5 лет назад +3

      @Lewis Sparks I wouldn't give a damn if DNA says they are my long lost cousins, they are not us and are not human as we know it by any stretch of the imagination, they are wild and dangerous creatures period.

    • @intelex691
      @intelex691 5 лет назад +1

      @Lewis Sparks Roger that for sure

  • @thethinker5284
    @thethinker5284 5 лет назад +3

    well that's the bedtime stories taken care of I've locked the doors and all the windows ( although we live 3 to 4 thousand miles apart, can't be to careful ) I've had a hot drink now it's time for bed and the nightmares lol.

  • @bettywasmer2496
    @bettywasmer2496 3 года назад

    Beautiful video. The stars and lights. We r weird to those who r not like us. You get excited to tell these stories. I get excited to hear your story telling and your voice. It's just fun . TY Cam.

  • @DianneWestbrook
    @DianneWestbrook 5 лет назад +2

    I really enjoyed those stories, they were really interesting. I listen to you while I'm doing stuff around the house or when I'm walking on the treadmill and I really get into them. I appreciate you taking time to do them for us, they are so damn good! :-)

    • @DixieCryptid
      @DixieCryptid  5 лет назад +1

      Haha...that makes my day. Thanks Dianne.