A 9-Foot Sasquatch Was Out There! - My Bigfoot Sighting Episode 219

Tonight’s first guest, Kevin Frankenfield, is a hunting and fishing guide who had his Bigfoot sighting in Washington State, in November of 2023. When his sighting happened, he was working in the Deer Park Area. The morning his sighting happened, Kevin had woken up early, the way he normally does, and was on the phone with his girlfriend. When his dog woke up, instead of chomping at the bit to be let out, so he could run around Kevin’s property, to see what he could get into, he jumped up on Kevin’s bed and curled himself around Kevin’s neck. That unusual behavior wasn’t lost on Kevin. The next thing Kevin knew, his dog jumped off his bed, turned around, and hid under it. Not knowing what to make of his dog’s strange behavior, Kevin started looking to see if anything unusual was going on outside. That’s when…

Tonight’s second guest, James Braden, moved down to Ringgold, Georgia in the summer of 1999. Not long after moving into his new home, with his family, he heard a loud vocalization that couldn’t be easily explained away. He wasn’t the only one in the area who heard it. His neighbor heard the vocalization too. In fact, the vocalization was so loud, both James and his neighbor could actually feel it.

Then, one day, in the Fall of 2000, James drove to Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia, to return some videos to Blockbuster, with his daughter. By the time they were on their way back home, a fog had rolled in, so James was being extra careful, because he was afraid a deer might jump out in front of his truck. Suddenly, he saw a huge, light gray figure come out of the woods the road he was on was cutting through…

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:02):
Hey, you there, thanks for tuning in. You're ready for
another episode of my big Foot Sighting. All right, then
let's do this.

Speaker 2 (00:11):
Seen a bunch of run down no horse towns where
the church at the backbone lows and the bow and
the fasting melodies cove in with the bomb man rose
with the roofs run deep beyond the nose of the
busy streets, with the songs of the South of su

(00:32):
Then when I hear the promp porch picking down home
rhythm bringing out I Don't Run from Banjung music.

Speaker 3 (00:43):
Yeah, if you've had a bigfoot sighting and I would
like to be a guest, please go to my Bigfoot
Sighting dot com and let me.

Speaker 1 (00:57):
Know bigfoot sighting happened in Washington State. My name's Kevin Frankinfield.
I'm from eastern Washington hunting and fishing guide. I was
working up out of Deer Park area. Here. Let's see
three Novembers ago. This year will be three November, so

(01:24):
this will play back into a time that happened in
September fourth, twenty fourteen. And we have another segment called
always Trust Your Dog. I had a little Border Collie
and I got in I was in my camper working
on this property and I had a little border Collie

(01:45):
and November it was snow on the ground, thick trees
up there. Everybody knows that's kind of a tinder box
up there. And we're clear cutting, doing a bunch of
construction up there and whatnot. I woke up in the morning,
normal of my dog jumps out of the camper and
goes for a run. I'm always up super early, and

(02:09):
he got up in the morning and instead of jumping
out of the camper, he went around the back of
my neck. And I'm looking at this dog. And I
got an acre fence property that has a four foot
fence with a hot wire on it to keep the
other dogs in the on the property. And he jumped
up on my neck. And I was on the phone

(02:30):
with my girlfriend at the time, and that was down
in Texas, and I'm sitting here talking to her and
I'm like, what's this dog doing. He just kept acting
weird and I was like, dude, go outside, and he
wouldn't do it. He jumped off the bed and ran
underneath the bed in my little camper. I gutted this
old little seventy six and revamped it was beautiful. So

(02:52):
the dog goes down to the bed. I'm like, what's this,
what's your deal, dude, You're acting weird. And I was like, well,
I'm not going to keep you know, I'm not gonna
let the heat out of the camp. I turned around
and shut the door, and I got a little TV
in front, you know, at the end of the bed
where I reframed everything. I had the blinds open, and
about thirty feet out of the camper, just overlooking the trees,

(03:13):
there's a fence line and it's a four foot fence.
I know it because I installed it. And I'm not
kidding you. What I saw was easy nine foot. I
estimate nine because it's hands guarantee a mail I mean
chest like armed Schwartzenegger is just huge, but I guarantee

(03:36):
a mail. Its hands were right at the fence line,
so right at the top of four foot, and he
had a good foot and a half over, so I
estimated an easy nine foot no neck, straight chest to back.
Chest to back was all of twenty eight to thirty inches,

(04:01):
no neck at all. It shoulders arms or massive, legs
were massive, and I just watched this thing glide the
fur on this thing. It was a cinnamon brown with
darker tones. When it walked, it glided. You didn't hear
branches break, nothing, all of it. It just glided. And

(04:25):
I watched this thing walk to this other farm and
they had cattle, they had chickens, they had pigs, they
had everything. They had a resident pig that walked around
the property that actually went missing. Don't know if it
got snatched up or what. But I watched this thing
walk by through the window and I'm like, you gotta

(04:46):
be kidding me. And then it I realized it dawned
on me about my first encounter that I had September fourth,
twenty fourteen, and Pitch at National four and my dog
didn't like it. He's a little twenty four pound border
calling and he jumped under the bed. So that night

(05:10):
I was leaving for Texas the next morning and I
went down and got groceries, stucking up on stuff whatever.
Everything's packed up, and I was talking to Aaron on
the phone and she's down in Texas and she's on speaker,
and I got out of my Dermax and my dog
goes running just right to the door of the camper
and opened the camper door and he jams in and

(05:32):
runs under the bed, and I was like, you know,
what's what's his deal? Like, he's never done this, He
gets out of there, he stays outside and wants to
be outside and never wants to come in. And all
of a sudden you hear the same vocals. And this
stems into a lot of things and a lot of
research I've done for a lot of years, and I

(05:55):
nerd out on bigfoot man. What used to be just
a campfire story or boy scout story, you know, actually
is you know, you're like, this doesn't exist or it
shouldn't happen. And I'm a Christian man, i am, and
but this thing's real. When you see it, you see
something that's not supposed to exist, and it's real. So

(06:20):
this thing started whooping and it's the same exact whoops
and communication that I heard September four, twenty fourteen, and
you could hear it loud is clear, and there's no
way man can make this sound. We don't have and
I have a deep voice, but I don't have that

(06:42):
vocal range in my diaphragm at all to make these
sounds that this thing can Emit. Everybody talks about did
you smell it, did you know? I personally think they're
kind of like a skunk. I think they could admit
as if they want to. But when this thing started

(07:05):
going off, Aaron was on the phone and I got
her on speaker and she goes, what is that? And
I was like, listen, he's back and you just heard
this thing whooping. That means he's communicating to possibly another one.
You can ask a million people and there's a million
encounters you could watch all over YouTube and everything about

(07:26):
how they surround, they can circle, they can move, just
like my first encounter. So I think it was kind
of setting up a game plan to get to that
farm for food. I know a lot of people that
are big squatchers. A great friend of mine, Jason up In,

(07:50):
he's up in Calville. I'm just outside of Calville and
he goes up on the Reds and he has an
awesome encounter. Him and his daughter. They were up huckleberry
picking and they go walking by and he stopped and
looked and there was a juvenile about six foot tall,
sitting up against the tree and it's just reaching out

(08:11):
and pulling huckleberries, and it turned around and reached out
and he stopped and looked and told his daughter. He's
like come here and whispering, and she's like, Dad, I
don't want to get any more huckleberries. And she came
back and there's a six foot juvenile. It's sitting up
against a tree, completely camouflaged, and it was handing. It

(08:31):
reached out to hand him a huckleberry. So I do
believe personally, you're gonna have more encounters during seasons when
it's either fish running a river, wintertime when deer are
more congregated, and of course mushrooms and any vegetation that's

(08:55):
plentiful for him. I mean, they got to eat too.
My heart thing I'm trying to believe in because there's
so many different counters and so many different paranormal sightings
with other critters and everything out there. You know, is
it a flesh and blood creature or is it you know,
something else? And me, personally, I think it's a flesh

(09:19):
and blood creature. I do. I think it's just a
bipedal creature that's flesh and blood, just like a gorilla.
You know, there's so many things in the unknown that
we do not know. This stems down throughout Washington State
all the encounters and Mount Saint Helens and Mount Saint

(09:40):
Helens erupted. There's a guy that got on the news.
I was listening to the morning talk show and the
guy got on. He got on the radio. Right after
Moving ninety two point five Brook and Jewble came on.
They got done and before they started the radio show
for the morning and listen to music. About ten o'clock,

(10:00):
a guy got on the phone and was talking about
how he was a biologist for the State of Washington.
When Mount Saint Alans erupted, he showed up to he
he got a call and had to go up there,
and there was helicopters, military helicopters flying out and taking platforms,

(10:21):
and he saw big hands and big feet covered in tarps,
and there's men in black military around and he's asking.
He's like, what is that. And the guy was young
at the time, and he said, it's deer and elk.
Men in black said it's deer and elk. He's like, no,
but what he said, it's deer and elk and no joke.

(10:43):
He was like whatever, And he was sworn to secrecy
about it. And the guy apparently was dying of cancer
and he's like he goes, I'm tired of holding onto
the secret, and you know, I'm dying. What are they
gonna do to me? And he let it out on
national air over here in Seattle, and so that's, uh,
it just it's more solidification, you know, of listening to

(11:06):
people's stories. Let's go back to September fourth, twenty fourteen again.
I'm a hunting and fishing guide, been in the outdoors
my whole entire life. No I do not want to
be back in the mountains by myself. No I do not.
And this goes back to trusting your dog. That's going

(11:28):
to play into what happened two years ago with Luca,
my border collie. But September fourteen to or September fourth,
twenty fourteen, I just got back from Alaska and I
had one hundred and four pound yellow lab named Harley,
and I took him in my small guideboat and I
ran down to Draino Lake and my neighbor Jake, who

(11:50):
I wrestle in football, played football with and everything. He
moved back from Boise, Idaho and moved to Pascal, Washington,
and he lived the street at his in law's house
because they were looking for a house, and so Jake,
he loves fishing. He's buying, buying ten acres over five
acres up above the White Salmon River pinchin National Forest,

(12:17):
right below Mount Saint Helens, and shoot, he told me
about this campground, Moss Creek, Moss Creek Campground. So I
get home. I grabbed my dog. I've been gone away
from him for three months up guiding in Alaska. And
I went home and I got my dog and grabbed

(12:39):
my small boat, and I went down and anchored up
with my buddies and caught through Steelhead. And I told
my dudes. I was like, I'm gonna go find this
campground and get camp set up because I planned on
being there a week. And I go up and head
up on the hill and go around White Salmon Fish Hatchery.

(12:59):
I finds campground and I came rolling in and there's
a two hundred thousand dollars diesel pusher right on your left,
right when you come in, and said camp host, no vehicle,
I don't know who to pay. And I drove through
the campground. Of course kids are all back in school now.
Then I drove through the whole campground and there's a
river running through it. I'm like, this is a really
cool campground. This is awesome. And so I found a

(13:22):
spot that was wide open. There's a restroom next to it.
I'm like, I'm just gonna camp here. You know, when
they show up, I can go and pay for camping
or whatever I got to do. So I hung out
with my dog, cooked some elk steaks, threw a ball
for him, had fun. I said, all right, boy, let's
go back down because the night bite everybody knows the

(13:44):
night bite at Adriana Lake is. I mean, it could
be lights out. You could have forty to fifty fish
nights down there. It's funner than crap. So I went
back down. I hooked up. The only deal is is
the tailgate on my Didnali Suv when it opened up,
it just barely clip about an inch of the bow

(14:04):
of my boat. So I'd have to unhook. If I
wanted to climb in the back, I'd either have to
pop the window open and climb in or climb through
the sides. I've been camping. My SUV's guiding my whole
entire life. I love it so but if I wanted
to open the backup or anything like that, I had

(14:26):
to unhook, I'd leave the electrical connected. My chain's connected,
and I just pulled forward about two inches and then
open up the tailgate. So I got a little camp table,
I got my chair, I got a little baby cooler,
and I head back down the lake right before evening
and I got on Dreno and I've never encountered yess.

(14:47):
We were in the capitol, windsurfing capital of the world.
It is windier than the dog down there, and I've
never encountered five foot wigs inside the Dreno. It just canyon,
the wind canyon different and I'm just bouncing up and down,
and I was like, dude, I've been dealing with this
all summer long, and Alaska on the ocean. I was like,

(15:07):
I'm done. I already came home with one hundred thousand
dollars of seafood, so I was done. And I told
my guys, I'll see you boys in the morning. So
I head back out and got off the water about
ten forty five, ten thirty, put my boat on the trailer,
towed back up to the camp, and I got out
of the canyon wind up top. It's just ninety seven

(15:29):
degrees hotter than crap. No wind nothing, and I stoked
the fire a little bit, hung out with my dog,
and I was like, all right, boy, let's go to bed.
And it started. It was about about eleven forty five
midnight when I climbed in and I unhooked my boat,

(15:49):
pulled forward. It's hot, had the sunroof open, all four
windows down on the GMC SUVs. The back windows only
go down halfway and so, and my dog is known
to chase black bear and chase deer and everything like that.
He's a great hunting dog. So I rolled the windows

(16:10):
down basically halfway open the center and had the back
window popped open to get crossbreees. And I laid down.
I went to bed. I woke up to my dog.
If I my head is facing the windshield, laying on
my back. I woke up to my dog looking out
the tailgate and he's over on the passenger side, looking left.

(16:33):
Ran the bathroom is right at this campground is right
in front of me, and he's looking left and he
starts panting his head and he's growling, and he's admitting
this growl that I've never encountered before. And I'm here
and popping, I'm hearing you know, branches break and stuff.
I'm like, oh, there's just deer in camp. I mean,
raccoons can make me be an honor. Raccoons can make

(16:56):
a lot of rackets scare the crap out of you.
And so can a giant squirrel, you know, when you're
in a tree standing pitch dark. So I'm like, whatever
it is, dear, it's whatever, could be a bear, whatever,
it's deer. And I'm watching. I'm laying there and I'm like,
I kept telling my dog. I was like, come on,
lay down, lay down. I kept telling him, dude, stop it,

(17:18):
lay down. And he kept growling, and he shoots to
the right and now he's looking over the driver mirror
and you're hearing something come through that way. And still
I'm thinking, okay, either there's elkin camp or there's deer
in camp. No big deal. But there's two of them.
And then these things started to rotating. He went to

(17:38):
the left of the truck, to the right of the truck,
left of the truck, to the right of the truck,
and I'm like, okay, I need to chain him up.
So I grabbed his leash and I half hitch it
right above my knee and I hooked him up to
his leash, thinking these things are gonna move because he's growling,
They're gonna leave. Whatever it was deer, elk or bear,
I don't know, and so not concerned at all. I'm

(18:02):
laying down and I keep telling them to stop and
lay down. You would not He was protecting me like completely.
Now I understand. I after everything happened to the end,
I understand why he was doing it. What a good dog.
And this is with uh John in the book. You know,

(18:23):
I'll always trust your dog. So as he's growling and everything,
these two things start communicating and they are doing what's
called samurai chatter. Everybody, if anybody watches Big Foo videos
all over YouTube, they're doing samurai chatter and they're doing whoops.

(18:45):
But it's so guttural. It's so guttural, it's you can't
explain it. It's deep. And they are rotating my truck
one hundred and eighty degrees. One would go and I
want to go back. Yes I have a forty cal
Yes I have a twelve gage in the truck. And
I went from laying down to these things talking, going

(19:08):
what is this is somebody messing with? There's nobody in
this campground, not one soul in the campground, not even
a camp post. They never came back. And I got
up and I sat up, and I'm sitting on my
butt and I'm looking out at the windows and I'm
just listening to these things walk around one eighting and communicating.

(19:30):
And then now I'm concerned. Now I'm on my knees.
Now they keep talking. This went on for a good
hour and forty five minutes. And the weirdest thing. Yes,
I had a nice I had a nice little magpole,
flashlight led, flashlight brighter, and a crap and now I
have my pistol in my hands. Now I'm concerned. I

(19:54):
don't know what it is, what's going on, And bears
don't talk. Yes, I've heard cougar screams. I've heard bobcat, coyotes, wolves,
all of it. And I'm looking out one window. You'd see,
you'd hear one walking out the passenger side. So and
then i'd i'd shine a light and I don't know

(20:14):
if they would just stop and hide behind a tree
or what. And I kept trying to time it right
where that sound was, And I mean, they are literally
my guess between twenty five and thirty eight yards outside
in the tree line along the road, and then the
other one was in camp. And then you'd hear this

(20:36):
one run and I'd turn an instantly, shine, and my
dog's doing the same thing wherever his head went. I
was already looking at it too, and we never saw them,
and they just rotated my truck. This went on for
about an hour and forty five minutes and I could
not see them. And then what happened out the back,
right over the backside of that motor home. You hear

(20:59):
not a branch break. It wasn't a branch. We're talking
a tree getting shredded and ripped down. There's not an
ounce of wind. Yeah, trees fall over, I get it, copy,
there's fallen trees everywhere up in the forest. But this
thing was getting splintered with pressure. And when it hit

(21:20):
the ground, you felt and heard the compression when it
hit the ground, and the roar that that thing made
man cannot make. There is not an animal or a
man can make that sound. It was the loudest gorilla,

(21:41):
godzilla roar, king kong roar you've ever heard. And these
two shut up and they walked off, and you could
hear them walking two feet not four, and they walked.
I'm not kidding yet, and I'm not. I backpedaled my
dog when ballistic. He's barking. He's just went ape crap

(22:04):
over this thing that growled and yelled at us. And
I backpedaled as hard as I could into the driver's seat,
and I started my truck, and I rolled the windows up,
shut my sun roof. I reached over first right there
because I'm on my knees in the flashlight my pistol,
and I reached over and I shut the back window
and then climbed over my dog still attached to my leg,

(22:27):
and I started my truck, rolled up all the windows,
turned on the AC because it's a hortered crap, and
pulled forward and realized my boat wasn't hooked up and
I wasn't getting out. So now it's like two thirty
in the morning, two forty five. I'm going okay, I'm
gonna be able to see in about an hour and

(22:47):
a half. And I stayed awake, and I would not
I kept looking out the windows. Yes, I had tended windows.
You can't see from inside out with a flashlight. You're
just gonna get a reflection. And I didn't know where
these things were. I didn't know where. Now there's three
of them, whatever these things are, and so I'm shining

(23:08):
a flight. You can't see anything, and I wouldn't roll
the windows down or nothing. My truck ran for an
hour and a half until sunlight start popping, and I
wouldn't get out of the truck until I could see
the trees. Behind the trees. I didn't know if they
were just right there. I mean, as loud as a
big as whatever they are. That thing made. There's no

(23:31):
way a forty caliber handgun Springfield XDM was sixteen in
it is going to stop it. Nor a shotgun. There's
no way. There's just absolutely no way. Too big. And
so I waited until I could see, and I backed up,
dropped my boat on my trailer, grabbed my chair and
my cooler and my little pack table that I have,

(23:54):
and I threw that in my boat and I yuarded
out of there. I left, and no joke, I'm still
trying to fathom what went on. And it took me
three years to tell this story besides telling Jake and
I'll tell you his and but I got on the water,
went down to see my guys and go fish with them.
And I got on the water and I'm still like

(24:15):
shaking my head, like what the heck just happened? What
really happened? And no kidding. My buddies Sky and Hunter
were on the water and they were like, dude, how's
that campground? I said, it's awesome, and I didn't tell him.
I was like, do you guys think I'm gonna be

(24:36):
freaking nuts? And I didn't tell them what went on?
And I fished the morning first light until about nine
point thirty. I said, guys, are I'm heading home? I
was like, I'm gonna head back. I was like, I'm
not feeling good, you know. And that was it. I
just wanted to get out of there. So I ended
up heading back to Pascal Washington, and I backed my

(24:57):
boat in and Jake shows up and he comes to
walk across the street and he goes, dude. He goes,
fishing must have been great, and I said, actually, no,
it wasn't. And he goes, what do you think He goes, Dode,
you can buy that campground? I said yeah, and I
looked at him, I go, dude, and I just shook
my head He's on the other side of the gun,
all on my boat, arms elbows up just like I am,
and I'm shaking my head. I took my hat off

(25:18):
and I'm like I just I couldn't even say it.
And he's like what and he's smiling, like what, and
I said and I just shook my head. I kept
shaking my head and he goes, what, dude. I go,
I don't know if I want to tell you. He's like, dude,
we've been friends since third grade. Man tell me. And

(25:40):
I just kept shaking my head and I said, something
happened last night and he said what? And I told
him the exact same story that I just told you,
and I've told a million people, and he goes, so,
what do you think it was? And no joke. I
just put my I couldn't say it. I put my
arms out real wide and kind of like confused, and

(26:02):
he goes bigfoot and I just put my arms out again,
really wide and kind of shaking my head up and down,
left and right, confused, and he started laughing. He goes, dude,
we just when we sign our papers with the property,
an old lady came up and said, oh, we owned
the next time, you guys were looking at the property,

(26:23):
and he says, a mile away from this campground. So
this lady came up and said, you're looking at his property.
He goes, no, we bought it, and she goes, oh, okay, cool,
well I own the next property up whatever, And him
and Jessica are really happy to have this property now
and that's their dream. And she goes, okay, well, enjoy

(26:48):
the new neighbors. And he goes, new neighbors. What are
you talking about. We don't have neighbors. She goes, you'll
find out soon enough and drove off. And I'm like,
you're just telling me that now, man, Like, what the heck, dude.
So so we talked about it. Him and I nerd
out on bigfoot stuff and whatever. You know, just in

(27:11):
the last couple of months, there's been multiple Ohio sidings,
like eighteen. I think they're up to eighteen right now,
just in the last month in Ohio. So me being
in a bigfooter, I started nerding out. After September fourth,
I started watching, like really doing research, and I watched

(27:35):
something I died up on Prince of Well's Island and
it's a fly in lodge. There's no roads to it.
It's a flying only lodge. And I spend three months
up there, and one of my friends is a Klawok native.
And I watched something that was on Prince of Well's Island,
on a bigfoot siding where a kid and his dad

(27:57):
were going deer hunting and they sat up against he
they were in the truck, and everybody knows Alaska, they
measured my feet. They measured rain my feet, not inches,
and so the kid was leaning up against the truck
because it was raining. They're like, we'll just wait until
it gets light out to go, dear whatever. And the
kid woke up and there's a bigfoot sasquatch staring through

(28:21):
the window on this pickup and had his hands on
top of the truck, looking down, looking through the window
at the kid. And the kid opened his eyes, had
his head up against the window, and it stood up
and he said he was looking at the center of
his belly button, basically the center of his stomach. And
it turned and walked away. And when I got back

(28:42):
up to Alaska the following year, I talked to everyone.
I was like, hey, man, I saw something on TV
that happened up here on a kid out of club
walk and whatever. And he looked at me and he
was like, bo he goes, I know that kid. I
go to church with that kid. And if he says
he saw it, he saw it. I was like, dang.
And then I started nerding out even harder on Bigfoot Man.

(29:06):
There's so many awesome encounters up here. You know, everybody says, oh,
it's not real, it's not real. Pictures of blurry or whatever.
I'm telling you right now, there's been a lot of stuff,
and yeah, there's a lot of AI crap out there
right now, but there's been a lot of credible videos
and photos that are clear that people have been seeing lately.

(29:28):
There's been a lot that's surfacing right now. So now
I'm able to tell my story, comfortable with saying it,
and I don't care what anybody thinks. Call me crazy
is fine, don't care. So I go to your hunting
archery season September first, Eastern Washington and I was down
on my hunting spot. I will not give that location out,

(29:52):
and a couple of campers came in and I knew
one of the guys from being a guide on the water.
Sam Steel had walleye fishing I knew him, and he
had one of his buddy and they're two wives. And
I came walking into camp after going out chasing the deer,
and uh. I came back with a buck and they

(30:15):
were like, hey, do we're cooking the walleye. Come on
over and I said perfect. I came over and I
had my coffee cup and then has bigfoot stickers all
over it. The same with my water bottle. And I came
over here and this guy named Joe, I do not
know his last name. He goes, he goes bigfoot huh.
And I was like, absolutely, I go, he's real. And

(30:35):
I did this and this is just two thousand. This
would have been two thousand and one when I met
this gentleman. So I, when I was talking to my
he goes bigfoot hunt, I said, absolutely, I go, he's real,
and he goes, I know, I know, he goes. I've
seen one. I was like, really, I go tell me

(30:56):
your story. I'll tell you mine. And so I told
the exact story that I just told you, and he
tells me his. And he was down in Hood River, Oregon,
camping with his uncle, his cousin and his dad, and
his uncle knows everything down there. He kept bragging about
how his uncle knows all the territory and everything. They

(31:16):
were on a camp spot and there was a section
river that there were fishing. I do not know the
river that was never disclosed, but he said, he goes,
it was we were young enough. We finally got to
the age where our dad and my uncle would let
us boys diss a beer and go be boys in
the trees, you know, and go have fun and go

(31:36):
fishing by ourselves. And he said, he goes, we got
to the spot, he goes, you just knew it was
going to be the best fishing the hole ever. You know,
you get a walk across the log, you know, ultimate
adventure as kids, and he goes, and the fishing was
lights out, and he said, all of a sudden, his cousin,
who's two years older than him, said hey, I think

(31:57):
we need to get out of here. And he was like, no, man,
fishing is good and whatever. He's like, he goes, do
you feel that? And then they just stopped and they
sat there and they're like, he goes, all of a sudden,
he goes, I have this eary feeling. There's no birds chirping,
there's nothing. He goes. It almost sounded like the river
went silent, and he was like, all right, yeah, I

(32:20):
think it's time to go. And they got up on
the log and they were walking across the river on
the log and all of a sudden, trees were shaking
and this thing's growling. And they were like, come on, guys,
it's not funny. You don't think it's their uncle and
their dad, you know, let's go mess with the boys.
And he's like, come on, guys. And then they go

(32:42):
back there. They go back on the other side of
the shore, and this thing stopped and they'd start walking
across the log and do it again. And dude, they
were the oldest ones started crying. I mean they were scared.
These boys were just petrified. And he goes, Dude, he goes,
I was scared. My cousin's crying. You know, he's the
bigger one and he's the one crying right now, he goes.

(33:03):
I looked at my cousin. I said, he goes, there's
only one thing we could do. Just run, and he
was it's about a mile run back to our camp.
And they took off running, took off, run across the log,
and this thing, I mean, started shaking trees and everything.
They jumped off the log, hit the trail and they're
running and this thing's paralleling them through the tree line

(33:26):
about twenty feet to their left, and he said flat out,
he goes, dude, it was bigfoot, man, it was absolute.
It's not a bear, about eight foot tall. They dropped
their fishing gear, rods, tackle boxes, everything, and kept running
and they came into camp crying, and uncle and dad
are sitting there and camp around the bonfire, and they

(33:47):
came running in there, like what's wrong. And they kept
they were telling the story about what happened and whatever,
and the uncle just got up and went and he
went over and grabbed his pistol and uh, first round.
He goes, all right, he goes, where's your fishing gear?
He goes, we dropped it. That's all back there. And
he goes, well, he goes, all right, he looks at us,

(34:09):
he said, he looked at my dad and said, he goes,
we need to go get the boys stuff and get
out of here, simple as that, humble simple. And so
he goes, all right, he goes, come on, let's go
down and get your fishing gear. And they were like, no,
we're gonna stay in camp. He goes, what if it
comes here? And they're like, oh, okay, we'll go with you,

(34:29):
you know what I mean, And so they all stuck together.
They went down. Sure enough, all their fishing gear wasn't
a perfect pile, and there was an uprooted tree dead
center of that trail next to the fishing gear. What
man can do that within a mile? You know what
I mean. You can't do it. It's just impossible. So that's

(34:51):
a kind of a the just of it. You know,
always trust your dog. Your dog doesn't like it. It
doesn't like your dog. If you got food source in
your cooler. I've done two other videos on YouTube, and
everything it comes down to your food source. You know,

(35:12):
if you're if you're in an area secluding everything and
you're taking their food. I mean, look at how many
hunting and fishing encounters there's. It still leaves you with
a million questions by all means. But what used to
be a cool boy scout campfire story man turned into
something absolutely real that I experienced. So and I guess

(35:35):
I can possibly say I had a third experience, which
this is weird. Walleye fishing up on Lake Roosevelt call
the Olinian reservation side. We took our boats in and
we caught a bunch of walleye and we're gonna do
fish tacos. So we bust up the stove and our stuff.
This was a year ago. This is last summer. And

(36:00):
if you go what it's called Katie's Cove. A friend
of mine, when she was like nine years old, she
dropped her first ski and was able to learn how
to slom ski, and so we always call it Katie's Cove.
And she's a phenomenal sam skier, by the way. But
uh went in there, and if you're in where we're at,

(36:22):
it goes to a point and it rounds the corner
and the trees come down to this point. And everybody,
I not a lot of people know what a Eurasian
pigeon is. It looks like a mourning dove, but it's
the size of a normal pigeon, has a flat fantail.

(36:42):
It's normally prone to residential areas. There's no limit, no
season on them. Here in Washington. They're highly invasive and
they want them gone. So they showed up and they're
taken over. Taken over. Mourning dove habitat. Basically that's a
migratory bird too, But there's never I've never in my life, senior,

(37:06):
your Asian pigeon out in the mountains. They always stick
to the city, just like a pigeon bird or residential farms,
stuff like that. And the tree line comes down to
a point, and I was sitting there cooking the walleye
and Aaron was with me. And now she believes, you know,
she believes in sasquatch, she believes in Bigfoot, and you know,

(37:27):
and her and I would do a bunch of research
and watch videos and stuff like that. But across on
if you're looking across the cove at the tree line,
there's about one hundred and forty yards to the around
the corner to the right side of the tree line

(37:50):
is about two hundred and forty yards. And it is
known from a lot of people, a lot of experiences
that Bigfoot likes to watch and be entertained. They're out
in the mountains, you know, they see boats, they see people,
they like music. There's hundreds and hundreds of stories and

(38:13):
so I honestly, it was weird because I'm sitting there
cooking and I'm like looking across at that, and I'm
listening to a Eurasian pigeon, and I could hear clearly
to the one that's on the left. Why is the
one that's two hundred and forty yards away twice as
loud as the one that's directly across from me. So

(38:36):
I I think they'd mimicked. I think there was two
of them. They could easily any marine, any navy seal
could have snuck down through that tree line, any hunter,
any civilian could have and snuck down through that tree
line and sat there and watched our little fiesta going on,

(38:58):
cooking the walleye with our boats. We had music playing.
They could have walked down anybody could and be camouflaged
and secluded. But these birds, they sounded like mourning dove,
but they were or not there. It sounded like you're
rasing pigeons, but they didn't. So that and I when

(39:20):
Aaron looked, she looked at me and she she was like,
what what are you looking? I go, I said, listen,
and dude, she sat down and she's like, oh my gosh,
is it. I was like. And we started talking about
it and everything, and my brother in law came over
and we were talking about it, and we kind of
scared my knees. She got she's young. She kind of

(39:41):
got scared and freaked out about it, and we were like, oh,
we're just listening to the birds, honey, you know, and
talked it off and made her happy again. So I
went down and met Jonathan Brown with a Sala sasquatch.
He has a YouTube page, and I went and met him,
and I showed him the campground also and did explain

(40:04):
my whole story, showed the exact spot and whatnot, and
him and his wife Sarah and their friends they went
down and they had vocalizations too when we were there.
They went down camp in the week prior, and then
I went down and met him and explained and showed
him everything. But right after that I came back and

(40:27):
he was talking to the camp host and I when
I got down there, the camp post came up. He's like, oh,
he was making his loop and he's like, hey, you
guys are back, and he goes yeah, he goes, this
is the guy you know that I'm doing the our
Bigfoot segment on or whatever. He was like, dude, I
have you heard anything, And the camp post is like
he goes, man he goes, actually, yeah, and he's a

(40:49):
young kid from back east, him and his girlfriend and
their two dogs. You know, they're just traveling the country
act you know, playing camp hoost and campgrounds. He's like, actually,
we yeah, And we were like, what do you hear?
And he's like, he goes birds that sound like birds
right in the evening that are not birds, And we're

(41:11):
it's actually funny when he did it. We were like,
what's the sell like? And he's like, when he made
his sound, it was funnier and crap. But Sarah and
Jonathan they had they heard vocalizations down there also, and
there's so much that's they call it Monster Mountain for
a reason. I mean, that's the thing about Pinching National

(41:34):
Forest that's actually known and named Monster Mountain. There's some
weird stuff going on down there. There's a there's spot
up in there that's kind of weird that you lose
track of time and you lose track of direction. I
guess there's a new right in the town of White Salmon.

(41:59):
I think White Salmon. No, White Salmon's down up above,
oh Man. You come in through a town Lyle right
before you get to underwood Washing. There's a town. There's
a little store in there and they're posting where people
see bigfoot sightings and stuff like that. Something new that

(42:21):
I never knew about. There's a new critter running around
called ape cat, and it's a giant cat the size
of what would be like a sabertoothed tiger back in
prehistoric days. They've there's been a lot of recent encounters
of people seeing that career too, down in White Salmon area.

(42:42):
So I don't know, but they call it Mount Monster
Mountain for a reason. But yeah, Jonathan and the campost
they had vocalizations and everything. And Jonathan's buddies were camping
in another campground like three miles away and they had
they had vocalizations and everything that same weekend. So yeah,

(43:05):
that's when you have people that have so many encounters
and you learn more and you just do your research
and you learn more and more and more about it
and you hear actual credible stories and encounters. It's, uh,
it changes your world. And that's all I can say. Really,

(43:27):
you know, that's I don't know, it's kind of cool,
kind of scary. My big question is why have I
been fortunate to have my first encounter actually see one.
I can't be one hundred percent truthful or one hundred
percent honest about this because I don't know what it was.

(43:50):
But when Aaron and I were heading over to Seattle,
coming down snowcloming paths, you know, I like watching rivers
and everything looking left and right, and I wasn't. I
looked down. I was like, oh, there's fishermen way down there.
And as I passed it, I was like, wait a minute,
there's no river access to this. You'd have to walk
in miles and miles and miles off mountains to get

(44:11):
to that creek. And looking down at it, it was
it looked like a guy in just brown waiters. But
it was too big to be a dude. It was
too big to be a man. And we actually went
down about six miles, turned around and came back up,
went all the way back up, backtracked another fifteen to

(44:33):
turn around to come back down, and it was gone.
She was like, let's turn around, let's go see it.
Let's go, you know, she was all into it. And
we came back down and we didn't see nothing. So
who knows, But there's there's so many stories. If you
got fish in your cooler and you're in Bigfoot country,

(44:55):
probably wouldn't be smart. They're gonna want it. If you're
in their tear and it's vegetable time and you're taking
the resource, they're probably not gonna be happy and be territorial.
Me personally, after doing all the research and stuff, I
think there's different breeds of them, there's different sizes, there's

(45:18):
different facial structures of them. I think you know, the
ones in Alaska through Canada, I think those are the
more aggressive ones than the ones that we have in
Washington are kind of migrated and pushed through down through here,
down into Oregon, down in the Sierras, down through California.

(45:42):
Smaller ones are down in Texas. There have been millions
of sightings there. I think the ones from the Appalachians
are coming through and migrating through Oklahoma and everything all
the way into Hill Country Texas. And then you got
skunk Ape down in Florida, Georgia, what else the Carolinas,
You got skun Cape over there. The Appellation Bigfoot are smaller,

(46:08):
but they are just as aggressive, and they do have
big ones over there. I do have a friend that's
up in He's a native hunting guide up in Newfoundland,
and they had clients and they got snowed in, and
him and I talked and whatever. He told me his story,
I told him mine. And they got snowed in in

(46:31):
a cabin. They couldn't get out and get back to
the lodge. And they got snowed in on one of
their cabins. They got set from one of they're chasing
caribou migration, and they woke up. They woke up in
the morning and they're like, all right, we'll get we'll
dig out in the morning. Whatever. And they woke up
and the door was free, and there's three sets of
tracks all around, and those tracks walked that, these three

(46:56):
sets of bigfoot tracks cleared the snow from away from
the door, and they walked right through the water right
to the ocean and disappeared. And everybody, you know, everybody
asked me with September fourth encounter twenty fourteen, They asked me,
why didn't you go look for the tree? No, man,

(47:16):
I was, I was. I was carried out of my breeches.
There's no way I'm out, I'm leaving and ever, you know,
and after that, I'm like, man, really, why didn't I
go look for that tree? And then I would really
like to have seen it, I guessing back, looking back
on this, I would have now. But am I gonna

(47:38):
go hunt for Bigfoot? No, No, I'm gonna let him
be man to win the Bigfoot that I did see
two years ago. The snow was patchy when it glided through.
Like I said, this thing was so beautiful. The fur
it looked like it just came out of a salon.
I don't know, it wasn't madded. The hair was long,

(48:02):
I mean, glistening fur, and I did not see its face,
but it did not have a neck. There was no neck.
It was just a round dome fur that went right
on the shoulders and you could see the muscles in
his shoulders, arms, bicep definition the thought. Looking through that

(48:22):
chaineling fence, you could see its thighs, hands are huge.
And it's not a dude in a costume. Nobody would
be out there, not at all. But yeah, I went
over and opened the gate, went around the back side
of the gate, and I walked through looking for tracks
and there wasn't one. Are they glided it didn't even
make a sound, But I had the door shut. So

(48:44):
of course I'm not going to hear it, but you
would think you would hear popping and walking through all
the fallen branches and trees and everything on that property,
and there's nothing. But I went over and looked for tracks,
and we're all the snow that would come through all
the tamarack and pines up there, all the patches of snow,

(49:06):
because like I said, it was really heavy, dense and
with trees and edge, but that was all pretty much
open to just fallen pine needles and branches and stuff.
But there was not one footprint in any snow patch
through the trees. So it clearly I don't know, is
it just smart, you know? Is it smart and doesn't

(49:27):
want its tracks to be found. Everybody's like, okay, well,
if Bigfoot's real, why haven't we found a body. Oh,
there's been bodies found. They're just covered up and they're
just made out to be a hoax. There's been bodies.
We're not dumb, me being an outdoorsman and a hunter

(49:50):
and a fissure. How many times I've never came across
a dead black bear? I found, you know, carcasses and
bones of elk and stuff. I've never found a dead cougar,
you know, So simple as that. I mean, the forest
will decay a body, an animal carcass in probably three

(50:13):
to five days with everything eating off of it, and
the rain and moisture and everything up here in the
Pacific Northwest. You know it'll man. That's been known fact,
and so I think they bury their loved ones. I
don't know how to say it. I think they do.

(50:34):
I don't know if the if it's a hoax or what.
There's a guy running around saying that he found a
dead bigfoot and it's in somewhere right now, I don't know.
I don't know if that's real or not. I haven't
really done any research into that one dug into that
at all. But the same vocals that I had. If

(50:55):
anybody listens and go and watch Missing four one on one,
or go to YouTube and listen to Ron moorehead vocals,
the Sierra Nevada vocals, the things that I heard, unless
this happened back I do believe in seventy two or
three or four, and you listen to his vocals when
all of them are down there, it's the same exact

(51:19):
vocals that I heard September fourth and two years ago.
So that's why I think the whole breed of Pacific
Northwest Sasquatch is the same, and they're coming to come
out of Canada. Anybody flying to Alaska flying into catchgan Man,

(51:40):
make sure you take a seat on the what i'd
call starboard side of the plane. Look at the mountains.
Don't look at the ocean. The oceans is flat. Look
at the mountains, and anybody could there's you could hide
anywhere out there. You don't know what's out there. It's
so vast and massive, and I don't know. I just

(52:02):
like I said, it leaves you with a million questions
of what should not exist. That you see it, and
it exists, and there's a million sightings, millions of sightings.
So take it with a grain of salt. Believe in
it or don't. But that's my story.

Speaker 4 (52:28):
My big foot sighting happened after I'd heard of vocalization.
My name is James Braden. I moved down to Bringo,
Georgia nineteen ninety nine in the summer of ninety nine,
and I had just met my neighbor.

Speaker 1 (52:42):
I've got some acreage, you got forty.

Speaker 4 (52:44):
Acres back behind me, and then there's a swamp back
on behind. It goes on for quite a ways, and
I was talking to my neighbor over the fence and.

Speaker 1 (52:53):
We heard a loud how or a roar or.

Speaker 4 (52:56):
Something along those lines that was just believably loud. You
could feel it, you could feel the vibration in your chest.
And we both paused for a second and he looked
at me and he goes, what was that. I said,
you're the one who lived here your whole life. I said,
I just moved here. I have no idea. And then
we just kind of laughed it off, but you know,

(53:18):
still kind of looking out of the side of my
eye over the back end of my property trying to
see if I could see what made that noise. And
then in the fall of two thousand, I was driving
down toward Chickamauga Battlefield and that's located in Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia,
and my daughter was returning some videos that shows you

(53:39):
how long ago it's been. It's returning some videos to Blockbuster,
and we went and we dropped the videos off and
then we as we were coming back, it was a
little foggy, and the battlefield to just lay the groundwork,
it's full of herds of deer and the speed limits

(54:00):
low in there. I think it's like twenty five miles
an hour, and there was a little bit of fog,
so I was being extra careful because of the possibility
of a deer running out and into the side of
my truck or into the front of me. I didn't
want to hit a deer. And as we were coming back,
we were about midway through the battlefield and I saw

(54:22):
something coming out of the side of the woods to
my right, and it came across at a slot angle.
It just was gliding kind of. It stepped down over
a little bank and then within two to three steps
had made it all the way to the other side
of the road and then stepped across that and went

(54:42):
up into the woods. And it was one thing I
didn't want to share the story with many people at
the time. Was was because it was a white or a
lot gray, and I thought people were gonna think I'm crazy,
And it was so huge, and I wasn't sure what
I was seeing. It had a broad shoulder, had long

(55:04):
hair hanging off of the arms. The legs seemed a
little bit longer than what most people have described, and
I didn't get to see that. I've heard people say
that I had a connuet shaped head. I didn't see that.
I mean, it was it never looked at me. It
didn't seem to be bothered by the fact that there

(55:25):
were headlights.

Speaker 1 (55:25):
Or an approaching vehicle.

Speaker 4 (55:27):
I mean, even though it was going slow, it didn't
pick up its pace. It it just kind of was
looking toward the ground and into where it was going,
away from me. And then he stepped back across the
other side of the road and up the embankment and
into the woods. And my daughter, she was six years
old at the time, she was like, she kept looking

(55:49):
over at me. She was scared, and I told her
that there was nothing to be afraid of. I didn't
feel intimidated by whatsoever. I mean, there was no fear.
I've heard people talk about intimidation and fear and thinking
that it was a dangerous type animal. I didn't feel
like it posed any dangerous to us whatsoever. But from

(56:10):
this looking at it, in the size of my truck
and my size I'm about six', two it was way
taller than my, truck SO i would put it at
about eight foot, tall and the shoulders about three and
a half feet broad across and just unbelievably. Muscular you
could see the muscles even though it had the longer

(56:33):
hair across the top of the. Shoulders you could see
the muscle structure. Underneath and then of course the buttocks
of it were just, massive and the calves on it
were really. Big after that, SIDING i decided THAT i
wasn't gonna say a thing to anyone about, it AND

(56:53):
i kept that to myself for years and years and, years.

Speaker 1 (56:57):
And then.

Speaker 4 (56:59):
We start hearing vocalizations out back behind the, house probably
about a year or two, later and everybody, thought you,
know once, again evey time you mentioned anything about a
bipedal type, situation And i'm talking about family, here my wife.
Included and we would hear the vocalizations off into the,

(57:20):
distance AND i got the family out. There it's always
seemed like it was in the, wintertime And i'd have
my family come out beside the swimming pool and we
would look, out and Then i'd have them sit there and,
wait and then you would hear it was that was a,
distant deep bellowing howl from.

Speaker 1 (57:38):
Off into the.

Speaker 4 (57:39):
Woods actually was over in the swamp, area because there's
about forty acres over, there and that went on for
years and years and, years and then we had some
development come. Over they were building some apartments and things
of that. Nature so it's, stopped i'd say about ten years,
ago AND i haven't really hurting things since finally came

(58:00):
out and wrote a post On. FACEBOOK i would say
probably six years ago somewhere along, that BECAUSE i was just,
LIKE i don't care what people think. Anymore i'm tired
of keeping this. In i'm just gonna put it out
there see what. Happens and there was some. Ridicule people
made fun of. Me you, know it was all in.

(58:20):
FUN i, mean nobody was really mean or hateful about.
It BUT i started getting messages of friends who were
telling me that they had had similar. Experiences and one of,
them he's a, dentist and he said that when he
and some friends were, younger they were on the northern
end Of Hamilton. County they were four wheeling and climbing

(58:43):
UP i guess it would Be Mowbray mountain and they
said he saw the same, thing and he said WHEN
i had posted, that it kind of gave him chills
because he said that they were up there in the
jeeps and then it was, snowing and then they said
that the same. Creature it had to be the same
creatcause it's the same. Color he, said it walked across
the power lines, trail you, know where they clear out

(59:06):
for power, lines and he said he had never told
anyone about it for the same, reasons you, know especially
since he's a. Dentist he kind of needs to keep
respect within the. Community but you, know he shared that
experience with me in that years, later just THIS i

(59:27):
guess it was last SUMMER i had DECIDED i was
going TO i started looking into it more and. MORE
i started trying to figure, out you, know learn because before,
that the only Interest i'd had In. BIGFOOT i, mean
everybody knows about Uh, patty you know the Film i've
her In, california And i'd seen it WHEN i was a,

(59:48):
kid BUT i never thought anything About. BIGFOOT i didn't
have any interest in it. Whatsoever but since, Then i've
become kind of sessed with, it trying to figure, out you,
know what it was THAT i. Saw And i'm not
saying that it is A. Bigfoot i'm just saying it
was a huge bipedal, creature you, know that was covered in,
hair so it kind of fits the. Description but again

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the coloration really bothered me BECAUSE i kept Thinking i'd
heard about the bottable, snowman but you, Know i'd never
heard of anything along the lines of that being In North.
America so there was having A bigfoot conference up In, Gatlinburg,
tennessee AND i saw that Doctor Jeff mildron was going
to be, there And i've always been a huge fan

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of him because he always seemed to Hens there's a
lot of people that seemed to sensationalize, things and Doctor
meldrom kept it science based and with how we talked
about the breaks and the foot prints and things of
that nature and the dermal. Ridges SO i was, Like
i'm going to meet this. Man SO i went to

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The bigfoot. Conference it was the end Of, july, yeah
of last, year AND i went up to him and
waited for, him waiting in the. Line of, course he
had a, line BUT i was the last one. There
he was about to go on, stage and he took
some time and talked to me for a while AND
i shared my experience with, him and he told me

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that about twenty five percent or thirty percent may have
even been. Higher i'm not, sure but it was a
lot higher than WHAT i would have ever. Imagined and
he told me that or exactly AS i Described he
said white or, gray and that just kind of stopped
me in my. TRACKS i, MEAN i was looking at
him and he said it's. True he said they are

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And i've never heard that. Before i've never heard of
a creature bigfoot being colored with that. Coloration and we
talked for a little, while and then he went on.
STAGE i listened to him and it was. Fascinating and
then a few weeks later he passed, AWAY i think
On september the, tenth and it's just heartbreaking BECAUSE i

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had so much respect for. Him but through the years after,
that AND i shared my experience with Doctor meldrum On
facebook and even more people were coming. Up somebody they
had seen one when they were a kid in the
mountains Of North. Georgia AND i keep. LOOKING i don't
know if there's any. Sidings i'd be interested if anyone
could put into questions that listens to your. PODCAST i

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would like to know if anyone else has seen anything
like that in The North georgia. Area and we're in Northwest,
georgia and because the people That i've talked to this
is where it, happened and down AROUND lj, TOO, Lj.
Georgia and but you, know no one wants to come,
forward no one wants to share their. Story AND i

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think that's a shame, really BECAUSE i WISH i had
to remain silent about it for all those. YEARS i
wish i'd actually gone through the authorities at the time
that it. Happened maybe somebody had gone out there and
maybe would have found some. FOOTPRINTS i would, have BUT
i had my with my being with me at the.
TIME i wasn't going to get out of the truck

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and leave her. THERE i didn't sense any danger from,
it BUT i, mean you never know if it's it's
a wild.

Speaker 1 (01:03:09):
Animal SO i believe that sixtent of my. Story well
that's it for tonight.

Speaker 5 (01:03:18):
Show if you've had a Big foot siding and would
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Speaker 6 (01:03:24):
Know thanks for, listening have a great.

Speaker 2 (01:03:26):
Night seeing a bunch of run down no hose towns
where the church is the, Backbone loos.

Speaker 7 (01:03:32):
And The bow and The fasting Melodies cooove in with
the Bomb, Man rose with The, roos run.

Speaker 2 (01:03:41):
Deep beyond the nose of the busy.

Speaker 7 (01:03:43):
Streets with the songs.

Speaker 3 (01:03:46):
Of The south Of.

Speaker 7 (01:03:47):
Su THEN.

Speaker 2 (01:03:49):
I MEAN i hate the promppo picking down home, rhythm
bringing that idle run from banjum. Music, yeah the sound
of a memory brings me back to the bluegrass playing
the madazy.

Speaker 7 (01:04:06):
Jack it's become many been through.

Speaker 2 (01:04:10):
IT i getting through the tea on scrubs And skaggs
bucking name bears to This tennessee.

Speaker 7 (01:04:18):
Chats there's no other way THAT i do.

Speaker 2 (01:04:22):
It AND i hit the flom boat packing down on,
rhythm bringing out that over run from banjong.

Speaker 8 (01:04:30):
Music, yeah someone going backwards backwards and double top faking
and the sword and the strummer looking tuk.

Speaker 6 (01:04:41):
Staff there's nothing in the strumming health country boy living
mom AND i hit a farm boats picking, rhythm bringing
us that all from from men of.

Speaker 7 (01:04:53):
Physic the City lafe draws me a wild on the.

Speaker 2 (01:05:08):
Dune music cars rushing by with the bastes on the
sterios to, me.

Speaker 3 (01:05:15):
AND i hear the brown bud.

Speaker 7 (01:05:16):
Picking down on, them bringing nuts run from bunch of. Music, yeah.

Speaker 6 (01:05:27):
Something going backwards backwards and double time picking in the
sword and the strumming looking tucky stars because something and strumming,
now cant your boy living in and get a bum
batch picking down, rhythm bringing us battle from the. Messrooms it.

Speaker 5 (01:06:00):
Pachbowl smming goo backwards backwards and double town packing and
the soul and the strumming.

Speaker 6 (01:06:12):
Hooking took his time because the lead those trumming now.

Speaker 1 (01:06:15):
Because you're both living.

Speaker 6 (01:06:18):
AND i hit a bout ports Picking dobro.

Speaker 2 (01:06:21):
The machick and Botsmin Mama's Best Sweet tea kind

Speaker 5 (01:06:24):
Of sounds that around bag music