New York State Fair

A Boogie, it was nice seeing his come up.

I've never been to a full A Boogie concert outside of when he came to the New York State Fair.

I've always been like, he's always been a guest or a pop-up at other concerts.

But seeing his full show and seeing how far he came, I was really emotional.

People have sent me this story and it is the story of someone called Snake the Bigfoot Hunter, who discovered a partially decomposed Bigfoot body in the Adirondack Mountains.

And of course, the first thing he had to do was run to the news media and put it on display at, I believe it was the New York State Fair.

But it's important to note when we get, before we even get into this latest Bigfoot body story, It's important to note that there is a history, a long and documented history of Bigfoot body stories that all turn out to be hoaxes.

But I still think that this is pretty interesting because, you know, if somebody actually found a real Bigfoot body, well, that would sort of end the mystery, right? Yeah.

But obviously there's a ton of skeptics out there.

Right.

So you put this corpse at the New York State Fair.

You say about 60,000 people viewed it, went by it.

But then I reread the email several times until I could finally convince myself that it was real.

You find out like beginning of July and then beginning of September at the New York State Fair, they give out the awards.

So then you go in person.

You receive the award from the Commissioner of Agriculture and they have a little breakfast for everyone and a guest speaker that talks about women in agriculture.

Anyways, first up, it's a sound clip from Baron Frosty.

And he was attending the New York State Fair on Gay Pride Day.

And Baron said that that was an Asian drumming band you just heard.

Thank you, Baron.

And finally, we have this wonderful clip from Tommy Hashbrowns, who was also at the Pride Day event at the New York State Fair.

What do you think? Thank you.

And that, dear listeners, was the Rochester, New York-based Flower City Pride Band.

And I'm here at the State Fair, the New York State Fair.

Horst told this in an interview in 1996.

So R. Austin was the superintendent at the New York State Fair.

Okay.

And tied up to a fence right across from his office window is this cow, Audrey Posh.

And we also want to put them on dates that have impact.

The first date was the start of the New York State Fair and people going back to college.

The last date is October 31st, the last Saturday before the midterms.

And and there should be a lot of traffic out.

But again, that's human and human.

In August 2025, he took Dak to the New York State Fair.

It was shown in the Horticulture Building for $9.31 a ticket, alongside a glass case of hair samples, a footprint cast and a bone about nine inches long, and the press release called it one of the most monumental biological discoveries in recorded history.

The story came back around in the summer of 2026 with KSWO and Detroit Television in late June, the New York Post in early July, and NewsNation's Jesse Weber live on July 10.

In August 2025, CBS 6 Albany reported the cause of death as unknown, with no obvious signs of trauma or injury, and by 2026, Stewart was saying a bigger Bigfoot had killed it.

Matt Moneymaker, what a name, who founded the Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization in 1995, saw the state fair coming.

In July 2025, he posted on the BFRO's Facebook page, Attention New York State! Hoax slash scam coming soon to New York State Fair.

The post described a newcomer hoaxer-slash-scammer going by the name Charles Snake Stewart and went on, "...it's just a cheesy fake dead Bigfoot, perhaps a little better than Tom Biscardi's famous fake dead Bigfoot." The cryptozoologist Lauren Coleman told the Rome Sentinel that "...any serious researcher involved in cryptozoology would not be interested in showing an authentic specimen at a state fair." And I owe Mr.

And I was very, very encouraged.

I was up staying with my dad in August, and we went to the New York State Fair, and we had the TV on the day before the fair.

Channel 9 is broadcasting for the whole duration of the fair, and they had a story about the AI-generated food posters that some of the food vendors were using.

And they talked to a number of people in the crowd, and some people said, I don't care, whatever.

We play at the state fair?

Yeah, New York State Fair is held, has been held in Syracuse, New York-

I ain't gonna lie, I wanna go to the state fair just to watch that shit on the news every year

... my whole life, nigga

That means, yeah

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the New York State Fair-

I didn't know they had state fairs

And we kind a, we had, we had one key wheel horse that, uh, we didn't really envision ourselves parting with that we sold to Strawberry Lane.

Um, and after that sale, which was New York State Fair two years ago, I kind of realized that as much as fun as it was me driving them, uh, as busy as I was I didn't have the...

I wasn't doing the horses just, um, just coming to the shows and barely getting to put my hands on them other than seeing that most shows you almost started with a six horse hitch.

So we, when we started to accumulate these guys I said to myself, "I think we gotta really evaluate the process and the road that we're going down here." Um, so an opportunity came.