Siletz River

So I played it and I heard whoops and tree knocks and all this, like, rustling around.

Along a remote BLM road above Oregon's Siletz River, Nick from Backwoods Bigfoot played an unfamiliar song across the deep valley.

Something appeared to respond from the surrounding timber.

What brought him to that particular stretch of forest in the first place? I'm Jeremiah Byron, and this is Bigfoot Society.

Um, so I was like, "This song is..." So I'm like, "I'm gonna play this out, up in the mountains," you know? Um, so I, I have, like, a little, uh, DeWalt speaker, you know.

Uh-huh.

Um, and I went up there, like, kind of close to my house but up in the mountains, um, along the Siletz River where there's been...

I've personally talked to people that have seen them out there, um, 'cause there's a Native American, um, good sized Native American population here, and there's, there's a couple reservations, Grand Ronde.

It doesn't give a lot of opportunity for new growth, and that's a thing in Oregon.

But the rest of the state, pretty much everywhere else we go is free market, open season, and know i don't see a problem with the a lot of guides on the river matter of fact i mean because of what we've taught to a lot of people there's a lot more people other fishing that aren't fishing with guides too catching as many fish as we are especially when it comes to steelhead and the evolution of the bead I mean, you go down a river like the Siletz River, there's not only 10 guides going down there, but there's eight other non-guides going all fishing the same way.

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