Expanded Perspectives: Bigfoot, Hunting Camps & Keeping an Open Mind (Ep 816)

No, I dig ...

It's funny, like, 'cause I had ...

When I was, this was probably, man, I'm 40 now, so probably 20 years ago, we were hunt- We, we hunt a lot of public back home, like public land, and we do it, and in most it's all duck hunting for the most part.

And, um, we were going down to this place, you run down a, a trail and then you, there's a high line, and you take a left, and you can, there's, or you can go whichever way.

But if you take a left, there's some water you can hunt.

We took a left, and we were the first ones in there.

Like, you, it was a, it was a rule you couldn't be in there at, uh, until 4:00 AM, and we were the first ones to leave at 4:00 AM.

Nobody else in sight, nothing at all.

And we pulled out.

I'm just kinda telling you a story.

Yeah, yeah.

Maybe you guys can be like, "Hey, it was this." But either way, we were rolling, and there was a fire going in the woods, like, not supposed to be ca- set, like, making a fire there anyway.

So we show up, and we're like, "Oh, crap, we're not the first ones here," which, you know, happens.

People leave early, all that thing.

But we get there, and we're looking, and we drove by, and we didn't, we, we saw there were people, like, standing there doing their thing, whatever they were doing.

But we drove by it, 'cause we went, "Well, we're not gonna just go hang out with them.

We're gonna go to the next spot and look." So we go down to the next spot, and we look, and we turn around, we come back.

Fire is out.

Okay, gone.

So we're like, "Well, maybe they're gone." Well, we went into our spot to hunt, 'cause we thought these people had already had this spot locked down, and then we go to hunt.

And daylight gets here, and nobody else is out there, not a soul.

We go over there.

There is a fire that burned, but nobody.

And we didn't hear a, any, anything crank up and leave.

There was no boat that cranked up and left.