Well, let's kick this off by me asking you the first question, Barbara, which is, when you moved into that house where you had your first set of encounters in 2005, did that person who you bought that property for warn you about any experiences that they might have had, or were they silent about any issues like that?

I actually never met the previous owners.

They had moved to, like, Vermont.

But I kind of think they were noticing stuff because they had planted lots of bush.

We had a nice patio in the back, and they had it all covered with bushes and everything, which I took them out and opened it up.

So I think maybe something, they might have noticed something, but I never even discussed it with my next-door neighbor because she lived alone, and I didn't want her frightened knowing that stuff like that was going on at my house because I'm sure they moseyed over there a little bit too.

But she had horses.

Before we get out of here, Barbara, are there any announcements you wanna put out there for your group? If you, for example, are looking to collect more eyewitness encounters, that if people wanna talk with you about their experiences, anything you wanna promote, please do that now.

If you've had a Bigfoot sighting and would like to be a guest, please go to bigfooteyewitness.com and let me know.

My name is Barbara Locke, and I'm a member of an all-female Bigfoot research team called the Sisters of the Moon, and I've been interested in Bigfoot for a long, long, long time, ever since I was young, young, not even a teenager yet.

And finally, in 2005, I moved to a house in Lamar County, Texas that I started having Bigfoot activity on.

They were coming to my house.

And I was just totally green and didn't know anything about Bigfoot and, uh, trying to learn on my own, and that's when I finally met up with a group that was gonna have an expedition.

And, uh, there were several of us females.

Our group started out as five, but, but it's only three now.

Grainger, for the ones who get it done.