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1:32

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1:34

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1:41

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1:43

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1:46

thankfully, she did say yes. So, Megan, how's

1:48

it going tonight? It's

1:50

going good. Thank you for having me on your

1:52

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1:54

honestly. Thank you. That's

1:57

great. That's great. And How are things up

1:59

in Alberta? Right now. I'm

2:02

currently. it's nice at the moment

2:04

where I met any way by

2:06

it depends on which part of

2:08

Alberta dealers or hooks right now

2:10

it's kind of spray and I'm

2:12

happy for it. Honestly want the

2:14

snow gone already? To live

2:16

in a pretty heavily wooded

2:18

forced in part of Alberta.

2:20

Them. Oh yes.

2:23

Absolutely yeah. Yeah,

2:25

Ah, the town. I live

2:28

in is called Rocky Mountain house

2:30

and were like literally we have

2:32

a view of the Rocky mountains

2:34

from mainstream. It's amazing. And like

2:36

surrounding us is like a glacial

2:38

river and just heavy heavy would

2:40

select a It's easy to easily

2:42

get lost out there and this

2:44

wilderness no problem honestly but it's

2:46

so beautiful. I'm you. Always lived in

2:49

the. Area. And.

2:51

Alberta, Sir. Ah,

2:53

I actually looked further north.

2:55

Richland slaves late also grew

2:57

up in High Prairie, but

2:59

like not in the town.

3:02

more likes on a quarter

3:04

sex and just nice little

3:06

ah. Heavily. Wooded

3:08

but beautiful farm in Lhasa,

3:10

grazing fields and sick woods.

3:12

so it was have been.

3:14

But there is definitely some

3:16

odd things that happened on

3:18

that land here in there

3:21

when I was growing up.

3:23

so. So really,

3:25

what? What kind of of weird

3:27

things to do? experience? On

3:30

feelings of being lots at times ah

3:32

I'm sad get like all really creeped

3:34

out under seal and like I wouldn't

3:37

see anything but i just had this

3:39

feeling legs something's watching the and like

3:41

my grandfather would be other works in

3:43

the the field or without you know

3:45

what the cattle or and the garden

3:48

or something like everybody had their job

3:50

so we all kept busy but just

3:52

when i be like how than to

3:54

see the cows sir where to the

3:56

garden I get a weird vibe in

3:59

them. Some. My dad. Is

4:02

a weird feeling up my spine

4:04

and. Sometimes

4:06

there were lights in the words

4:08

lay eggs in the distance. Every

4:10

now and then they were. You

4:12

see like wage very like light

4:15

colored. ah I'm weird sounds like

4:17

sometimes likes sounds that sounded like

4:19

oh no like you think like

4:21

you are in the jungle or

4:23

something out like where there's a

4:25

like monkeys or or the chimps.

4:27

Some way I don't know is

4:29

just. Ah,

4:34

Sometimes. You see, I sign every

4:36

now and then but like. I.

4:39

Always just thought it was like you know

4:41

the cows or horses or something by results.

4:43

I don't know they. this is weird things

4:45

that happened Thankfully my grandfather. He was smart

4:47

like the way that he had the. The

4:50

Farm all set up like

4:52

their word. Absolutely no woods

4:55

near. Any of the

4:57

windows like it's He had all

4:59

the woods back away from the

5:02

trailers so it's like nothing suggests

5:04

karma thing. you know, just who

5:06

are you know for like yeah

5:08

he was smart. he had all

5:10

these. These. Lights everywhere that

5:12

lit up the place. He could see

5:14

it really well at night and. He

5:18

always says said it was good so we

5:20

wouldn't trip or something because they get. Pretty.

5:22

Dark out there, so. Sincere

5:25

grandfather had experiences that led

5:28

him to that point where

5:30

everything was. You know the

5:32

heavy lights, the not being

5:34

mirrored vr the would line

5:37

things of that nature. And.

5:40

Yeah, I'm. Like

5:43

he didn't even tell me about

5:45

any as. Of his

5:48

experiences until I

5:50

approached him. On

5:52

on the day that I ended

5:54

up seeing a. And

5:58

the i guess other sasquatch swirl. whatever

6:00

you want to call it. Sorry, I'm a

6:04

little... That's

6:07

all right. That's all right. You

6:10

did share something with me before I interviewed

6:12

you that was very interesting. And

6:14

do you feel comfortable sharing a little

6:18

bit about your heritage? I think that

6:20

really helps provide some context maybe to

6:22

the stories you're about to share. Oh,

6:25

of course. I'm

6:28

part Cree, Indigenous,

6:31

on my father's side. I didn't

6:34

know a whole lot about my

6:37

culture until much later in my life.

6:41

I only just recently, last year, got

6:43

to finally meet my blood

6:45

grandmother on my father's side.

6:47

But currently, we're all working towards getting

6:50

our actual official treaty

6:54

certificate or whatever you call it. So

6:56

I'm excited for that. But right now, I'm

6:59

just kind of been on this spiritual

7:01

journey. It seems like my whole life. But

7:04

for some odd reason, I

7:06

saw strange things growing up

7:08

and sometimes had odd experiences I

7:10

couldn't quite explain. Such

7:14

a thing that a particular being

7:17

on the

7:20

back of my grandfather's property. Yeah,

7:26

my grandmother on my father's side,

7:30

she's considered an elder and she's

7:32

actually quite respected. And I adore

7:35

her. She's such a sweet lady. And I've

7:38

asked her questions concerning

7:42

my experience. I told her my

7:44

story and what

7:46

happened. And she

7:48

said that she thinks that it's like

7:51

a guardian. They're like can be spirit

7:53

guardians, I guess, or guardians of the

7:55

forest. But

7:58

also, like, they're are

8:00

good spirits and bad spirits. So

8:02

I learned

8:05

that, yeah, sometimes these things, they don't

8:08

even mean to appear to us. Sometimes

8:10

people just have a site. They just

8:12

one day are just minding their business

8:15

and they just see it. And it's

8:17

all shock. Like, you see me, even

8:20

though maybe it thought it

8:22

was in its own little dimension or

8:24

it was somehow hiding from us, doing

8:27

that predator thing

8:29

it has where it

8:31

tries to blend in with

8:34

everything and conceal itself. It's so

8:36

weird, the cloaking. But

8:40

yeah, my

8:43

experience happened at like 1030

8:45

in the morning. It was

8:48

pretty early. Well, not really,

8:51

I guess. But

8:54

basically my grandmother, she asked me

8:57

if I

8:59

would be willing to go and just pick some

9:02

wild berries and just fill this ice cream pail.

9:07

And I was like, yeah, because she was going

9:09

to make homemade pie. And I

9:12

absolutely loved her berry crumble. It was

9:14

so good. And so yeah, I

9:16

was totally down for that. And I

9:18

had my dog with me. He

9:20

was a border

9:24

collie. He was the sweetest dog. His name

9:26

was King. He was the best

9:29

dog I ever had. I loved

9:31

that dog. He was a good

9:34

protector. And he was with me

9:36

the whole time. So I didn't

9:38

feel concerned because

9:40

I was only walking like 15

9:42

minutes down the

9:44

cut. Because my grandfather,

9:47

there were these cut lines that went down. And

9:50

he'd keep them nice and cut short because

9:53

he'd left the cattle in there so he'd

9:55

have some extra pasture so they could have

9:57

new grazing ground. The

10:00

cows weren't there at the time. So I'm like,

10:02

heck yeah, I'm going to go get these berries.

10:06

I was only 12 years old. It was 1999. And

10:09

it was like the end of August,

10:11

like end of summer, like when everything

10:14

is in bloom and every like love

10:17

that time of year. But

10:20

anyway, so I'm

10:22

walking Kings with me and

10:26

I'm about to take a turn to the right. And

10:30

as I take the turn, I see

10:32

King, he just basically freezes in front

10:34

of me. And of

10:37

course, I'm usually more like

10:39

looking at the ground, looking

10:41

at the flowers. And

10:44

then I see my dog all of a sudden,

10:46

he freezes basically in front of me. And

10:49

I'm like, what's up, boy? What's

10:51

got you scared or whatever? And

10:55

then like I look ahead, it's

10:57

about 20, 25 feet, not too far. And

11:05

I see this black figure, like,

11:07

you know, it was hairy. I

11:11

thought it was a blackberry, honestly, like

11:15

just my

11:18

mind could not compute what I

11:20

was looking at because at this time I

11:22

had no idea what a Sasquatch was. Like

11:24

I mean, I didn't even watch Harry and

11:27

the Hendersons till I was probably 14. So

11:31

that's probably one of the first times I even

11:33

learned about what a Sasquatch was. But

11:37

when it stood up on two legs,

11:41

it was massive. I

11:43

mean, I have never ever seen

11:46

a person that big before. I

11:48

mean, I've gone

11:51

to like a WWE wrestling

11:54

and I saw the big show. I've

11:56

seen The Undertaker. They're

11:58

big guys. But. they

12:00

looked small compared to this guy.

12:04

And so

12:06

my dog, he backed up like right up against

12:08

my leg, just

12:12

tied against me. And he was just kind

12:14

of low to the ground, almost frozen

12:17

in place, but like he didn't

12:19

run away, thankfully. I

12:22

probably, I don't know what would have happened.

12:24

I just felt like, thank you to my

12:27

dog, you know, for not leaving

12:29

me behind. It's standing there looking

12:31

at me and its hair is,

12:37

reminds me of human hair, like looks

12:40

like human hair. It

12:43

was long, looks kind of

12:45

silky, actually nice, mostly. He

12:47

didn't, he didn't, he

12:49

didn't look like, really,

12:52

how would I describe? Sorry.

13:04

He looks so human. It's just

13:07

really, it's just really jarring

13:10

thinking back to it. So

13:15

the first look that he had on his face

13:17

that I noticed, like emotional

13:19

was kind of like mine. It felt

13:21

like we were both like, like

13:24

he almost had this look like, you see me?

13:27

He was like a very surprised for a moment look. And

13:30

then all of a sudden his face

13:32

just went completely like neutral, like from

13:34

surprise big eye to like, just

13:37

straight face. He

13:39

didn't look aggressive. He didn't

13:43

show his teeth or growl or

13:45

anything, you know? He was just very

13:47

quiet. He

13:49

didn't have any leaves or anything in his hair.

13:53

I mean, his hair was nice.

13:55

It was matted in a couple of spots, but

13:57

like for the most part, You

14:00

know., Mike He didn't look like. Really?

14:02

Old. He he kind of to

14:04

nice seem more like maybe middle aged

14:06

or maybe a little younger of in

14:08

his prime. Is

14:11

from the. To send

14:13

some a guy on a free.

14:15

His eyes were so piercing that's

14:17

because like they were like a

14:20

gold amber kind of color and

14:22

and dumb. They. Were the

14:24

most. They were so

14:26

big like that and they were skewed

14:28

slice the same. Must have been at

14:30

least eight to nine feet tall. Like.

14:35

Though a me I was twelve Ryan

14:37

it's it's literally a giant so any

14:40

same would probably look giants but to

14:42

me he looked pretty. They split liked

14:44

I feel like. In

14:46

my mind after all he is yours.

14:49

times you attempt. To calculate kind of.

14:52

Later. On down the line when I

14:54

was like sixteen a shot he is

14:56

a measuring case and try and figure

14:58

out like the relative heights just from

15:00

that tree that he was standing near

15:02

a me he was there picking berries

15:04

when I walked up on him and.

15:07

He. Looks really happy and content

15:10

until I came along. So.

15:14

That's. Fascinating.

15:17

Description of what you saw

15:19

a member, anything particular about

15:21

how the head, maybe the

15:24

shape and and or and

15:26

he's like. Yeah, ah,

15:28

I'm kind of like. A

15:32

sort of ponce but not

15:35

not not completely. ah more

15:37

normal looking head but justice

15:39

overall. just bigger. just a

15:42

bigger had like a masses

15:44

has a little like. Just

15:48

it's insane late.

15:52

I can't believe how masses he was

15:54

like his hands is see his friggin

15:56

everything in his dance. Our. even want

15:58

to talk about the other saying that

16:00

was just dangling there like dude,

16:04

but like what can you do? I mean,

16:06

it's not like you expect them to have

16:08

clothes on or anything. But

16:13

he was very calm. Honestly,

16:16

when he and I were, we were

16:18

like in having eye contact. I

16:22

was scared, but I was

16:24

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16:26

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maybe fairies did exist. You

18:07

know maybe these other mythological

18:09

creatures once existed and we

18:12

just don't know for sure.

18:14

And you know some things

18:17

are never certain until proved

18:19

otherwise. So and I

18:21

always just kind of I suppose

18:23

was a whimsical child in that way.

18:25

And so seeing this big

18:29

hairy wild man, this

18:31

giant literal giant, you

18:33

know standing there so

18:35

close. My

18:39

grandfather taught me as a child like

18:41

from a very young age because I

18:43

used to love hunting and fishing and

18:45

being outdoors with him. And

18:47

he was like if you ever come across a bear

18:49

or a cougar just stay very calm. Do

18:51

not turn your back to them. Back

18:54

away slowly. Do not run whatever

18:56

you do. So that

18:59

was kind of what was going through my head is

19:01

this looks like a human

19:03

and yet he looks like a

19:07

sort of animal like just because

19:09

the hair all over his

19:12

body and his smell too.

19:15

I mean at first I

19:17

smelled it a little bit as I was approaching

19:19

but I just thought that was cows. Like

19:22

genuinely I didn't it

19:25

was just musky and smelled

19:27

like like

19:30

wet dog a bit and

19:32

just earthy smells I guess.

19:36

Yeah like just a wild

19:38

animal smells how I would

19:40

describe it but it wasn't

19:42

over like overbearing like

19:44

even when I was standing there like I could only

19:46

I could smell in the smidgen bit but not very

19:48

much. It's

19:51

weird because like where I saw him so

19:55

like at this back part of the

19:57

property of the farm there's a river.

20:00

like a 15, 20 foot drop off. And then

20:02

there's the river and that's like literally the end

20:04

cut of the property, right? And

20:08

there's like a birch forest,

20:10

just all these beautiful white

20:13

birch trees everywhere at this

20:15

one part. It's incredible. I

20:17

used to love playing there because

20:19

I called it the forest

20:22

of ghosts and whatever as a kid.

20:24

And like sometimes I'd

20:26

find weird things like

20:28

I'd find trees very high

20:30

up just snapped off, you

20:33

know, like trees that are

20:36

not little trees. Some of them were

20:38

even still young trees, like not even

20:40

like dead and they didn't look like

20:42

they should have been dead. You know,

20:45

they, it was weird. And I

20:47

found sometimes like formations

20:50

with rocks, I guess. Like

20:54

I even found some bones at

20:56

one point, like a carcass of

20:58

a deer, some other

21:00

bones, like, like it

21:02

looked kind of like, like a

21:04

little animal graveyard a bit. But

21:06

my grandpa also said that he

21:09

sometimes would take like parts

21:12

of animals that he had butchered or whatever. And he

21:14

just throw the scraps out there,

21:16

you know, out there in the

21:18

forest. Why would he give back

21:21

to nature? Okay. Yeah. In

21:24

his mind, it, well, okay. At

21:27

first I didn't understand it either. But then

21:29

he told me later on that he did

21:31

it because it seemed

21:34

to keep them away from us. Like he

21:36

felt like if I just gave them some

21:38

portions from the garden, you know, food that's

21:41

like overly ripe or whatever, and just,

21:43

you know, whatever's left of whatever I butchered,

21:45

I'll just put it like throw it away,

21:47

you know, really far away from us out

21:50

there in the woods. There was a spot. And

21:53

he said that he felt like they

21:55

had, it was like an understanding,

21:58

like they wouldn't come into our space. And

22:00

they never did like I never saw

22:03

them ever enter the yard or nothing

22:05

Like I never saw the eyeshine come

22:07

any closer than from the woods. So

22:10

thank goodness Never

22:12

felt like I was being washed in the in my own

22:14

home. That was nice That's

22:17

the plus I

22:19

want to get back to your

22:21

grandfather a little later, but I also

22:24

want to Make

22:27

sure that we Give

22:29

your encounter the the

22:33

The full time as well And

22:35

I just have some questions for you.

22:37

So You know, you're

22:40

looking at the face you're looking at

22:42

in the face and it's always interesting

22:44

how some people will describe What

22:47

they see and I'm just

22:49

curious. What did you notice about the

22:52

the features of? The

22:55

face when you're actually looking at it he looked

23:00

he reminded me of like I've

23:03

seen some pictures that were old black and

23:05

white photos of some

23:07

Native American chieftains from

23:09

back in the day and Yeah,

23:12

he just remind me of like You

23:15

very Native American looking in the face, I

23:17

guess His

23:19

nose Was pretty was quite

23:22

wide and his lips were you

23:24

know quite wide like he's just whole

23:26

face was just so

23:29

big so His hair

23:31

was like swept back out of his face.

23:33

It uh Didn't

23:35

look messy or anything. Um, you had kind

23:37

of a beard sort of going on Didn't

23:41

look really all too messy But

23:45

of course it had been raining that morning so you

23:47

never know maybe he got a shower but

23:49

um His

23:52

eyes were very human to me they

23:55

were Actually, they

23:57

stood out quite a bit. Um his His

24:00

hair was very black, but it had a

24:02

bit of a reddish tinge to it. And

24:08

like I've heard people say that they can

24:10

look really, really dark, like a shadow dark,

24:12

but he didn't look that dark to me.

24:14

He looked just like a really

24:17

like a nice, just a black hair,

24:20

basically. That's that's it with some red

24:22

hue to it in the light. I

24:24

mean, we were literally standing there in

24:27

the lights and I could see his

24:30

features quite well because it was funny

24:32

and there was no cloud in

24:34

the sky, which to me makes it

24:36

even more insane just because like these

24:40

beings seem to be so cautious. So

24:42

the fact that he was very comfortable,

24:45

just, you know,

24:47

their crouch eating

24:50

away happily, like nerd

24:52

deal, you know, it was just kind of funny to

24:54

me when I look back and think about it. Would

24:56

you say that the the

24:59

actions it was doing as it was

25:01

picking the berries, would you say they

25:04

were more human like or more maybe

25:07

ape like or maybe a mixture

25:09

of the two? Honestly,

25:15

it reminded me

25:18

more of like, I

25:20

suppose how a human might just

25:22

be their crouch just eating. But I

25:25

mean, it could have been maybe

25:28

a little bit of a mix of the

25:30

two, but I felt like he was just

25:32

sitting there like a normal like any person

25:34

would just chowing down

25:36

and enjoying himself. Basically,

25:39

that was just kind of the feeling I got. I just

25:41

got the sense like I was interrupting him. Maybe

25:44

like I just came along

25:46

and like these beings,

25:48

though, they seem so in touch with their

25:50

environment. So I'm like surprised that I was

25:52

able to even like come across him at

25:54

all, to be honest, especially when you have

25:56

that really surprised look on his face, you

25:58

know, when he turned at

26:00

me, but yeah, I

26:03

remember also being very

26:05

quiet, just standing there, us looking at

26:07

each other. I felt

26:10

this weird feeling come over me

26:12

at one point. I was curiosity,

26:15

I lifted my hand very slowly and just

26:17

gave a little wave with my fingers and just

26:19

kind of like, like just to see what he

26:21

would do. I was kind of curious, childish,

26:26

whatever. I was scared, but I

26:28

was also like, are you a

26:30

person? Like I'm literally thinking to

26:32

myself, like, are you a person

26:34

or are you like a wild

26:36

animal? So

26:40

anyway, he gave, he gave like a grunt

26:43

basically at me. He just gave a grunt.

26:46

Just one grunt. It was

26:48

a deep kind of grunt. And I

26:50

felt like this weird sensation

26:52

in my body. It was

26:54

very odd, like a numbing,

26:57

tingling. I even had like this weird

26:59

ringing in my ear at one point,

27:01

which is odd. And yeah,

27:06

he just turned. It was

27:08

like when he turned his whole upper body

27:10

turned, you know, he had a very thick

27:12

neck. I will say this right now, like

27:14

physically he was wow,

27:18

built. Like, I mean, he looked like

27:21

he could take down a buffalo or something. He was

27:24

so built. Like his traps were

27:27

massive. His shoulders didn't

27:29

have much of a neck, but it like

27:31

he had a neck, but it was like

27:33

super thick. And it's just his traps. They

27:36

were just so fricking massive. Like it's ridiculous.

27:38

It almost reminds me of a bull or

27:40

something like, and

27:43

he looked healthy. He didn't look sickly or anything like

27:46

that. His skin was kind of a gray color. I

27:48

describe it as like a

27:50

gray color. That's interesting. The

27:52

actual skin tone was kind of

27:55

gray, you're saying. Yeah. Yeah. He

27:57

was like gray with like, wow.

28:01

nice black hair. It was kind of like

28:03

wavy. Like, you know, if you, if a

28:05

woman or a person has like long wavy

28:07

silky hair, it kind of looked like that.

28:09

Like on his arms and his

28:11

legs, it would be about, you

28:13

know, four to six inches long

28:15

hair, sometimes two inches long, you

28:17

know, like on his face, his

28:19

chest, it had not as

28:22

much hair, which is surprising, but it was

28:24

kind of like a little bit thinner on

28:26

his chest and his stomach. He

28:30

had hair down there, but it

28:32

didn't hide much, I'm afraid. Also,

28:35

you know, he had the thickest thighs

28:37

and arms like holy crap, bodybuilder,

28:40

like even, I don't

28:42

even know, maybe more than a

28:44

bodybuilder because like, that was just

28:46

crazy how like Eddie

28:48

Hall, one of the strongest men in

28:51

the world and he made him

28:53

look like small and

28:55

that's crazy. He's

28:57

like a heavyweight champion or bodybuilder

28:59

or whatever. So yeah, do

29:02

you notice any specific details

29:05

about the hands or the

29:07

feet? Yes.

29:12

So he looks like he had human hands and

29:14

feet, but he definitely had like hair on his

29:17

hands and feet, but not much.

29:19

Like he had some hair on top of

29:22

his hands, some on top of his feet,

29:25

but like for the most part, I could

29:27

see that it was just like a lot

29:29

of dark skin and like

29:31

dark gray skin. His hands and

29:33

feet looked a little bit rougher,

29:35

like understandably,

29:39

they're probably using their hands and feet,

29:41

you know, like

29:43

for everything, obviously hunting and everything else. So

29:45

I'm sure, but like,

29:47

that's probably the one part on his body

29:49

that looked the more worn

29:52

or rough, like his nails were kind

29:54

of like, they

29:56

didn't, they weren't sharp. They looked

29:58

like normal human nails. and

30:01

they were kind of maybe a little cracked, some of

30:03

them. But

30:06

yeah, like his hands and feet look pretty

30:08

human to me, honestly. I

30:11

didn't know his throw anything differently

30:13

other than his fingernails and

30:15

toes seem to be like more dark,

30:18

like almost black or something.

30:21

Kind of weird. But that

30:23

is very weird, actually. Same

30:26

number of fingers and toes as

30:28

a human would have. Yeah,

30:31

five fingers, five toes. Yeah,

30:33

just massive. Right. Yeah,

30:36

a lot bigger than we're going to

30:38

have, obviously. So you're

30:40

saying the individual, he

30:42

turned and then started to walk away then?

30:45

Yeah, when he turned his whole upper body turned,

30:47

it's like it's not like with a person

30:49

who could just turn your neck and then

30:52

turn your body. It was like a whole

30:54

turns and then he just walks into the

30:56

white birch forest and it's literally

30:58

like 10 steps. I

31:00

can hear the movement of

31:03

the trees, some cracks of

31:05

wood and then absolute silence,

31:07

like absolute nothing. And

31:11

that is the thing I noticed too, is when

31:14

he and I were apart

31:16

from each other, everything was so quiet.

31:18

I couldn't hear nothing. I

31:21

could hear my dog whimper occasionally

31:23

and I certainly felt like whimpering,

31:26

but I tried my best

31:28

not to do so. I just

31:32

didn't get a sense like he was going

31:34

to hurt me. I felt like if he

31:36

really wanted to, he could literally have reached

31:38

me and no problem and snatched

31:41

my little 12 year old butt up

31:43

and taken me. I do

31:45

not think my dog could have done anything

31:47

to stop him though that I think that's

31:50

just me. I mean, my

31:53

dog, he literally fended the farm

31:55

against bear, cougar, coyotes,

31:57

all kinds of creatures over the

31:59

years. But this was very

32:01

different. I could tell because my dog

32:03

was Shaking

32:06

just he seemed a little shaking like literally

32:08

and I'm shaking just talking about it because

32:10

I feel like I could feel like My

32:12

dog fear and I will also was like

32:15

just stay calm. Just stay calm Everything's

32:17

gonna be okay. I didn't get a

32:20

sense of danger I just but I

32:22

know like after that experience that Made

32:24

me think I could have been the end of me like

32:26

I could have been come a missing 411

32:28

or something and that would be the end of me and

32:30

I'm so glad that didn't happen When

32:33

you're watching the the Sasquatch walk

32:35

away from you towards the birch

32:37

forest Did you notice anything in

32:39

particular about? You

32:41

know how there's the way a person

32:44

will walk is gate Did

32:46

you notice anything about the gate

32:48

of the Sasquatches it walked away

32:51

from you? actually,

32:53

yeah, okay, so like It

32:57

seems almost like their ankle is It

33:02

seemed like it wasn't quite in the normal

33:04

place that like a human ankle would be

33:06

pardon me it seemed almost like Lower

33:11

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33:14

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33:16

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33:20

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33:23

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33:26

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35:00

he was gone, everything

35:02

in the forest returned to normal

35:04

and all the noises

35:06

came back. But it was like for that

35:08

moment when he and I were there together

35:11

interacting for that moment, it felt almost like

35:14

time stopped and everything around me. To

35:22

be honest,

35:25

I feel almost comforted, weirdly enough. I

35:29

feel scared, but at the same

35:31

time, I don't feel... Maybe

35:35

I should be more scared. But

35:38

I've also been curious about

35:40

a lot of things like supernatural

35:42

or cryptid related for a long...

35:44

A lot of years since I

35:46

was a kid. But the

35:49

fact that it even happened to me, it was just...

35:52

I was just a normal person until

35:55

that. And

35:57

then, of course, like... a

36:00

couple weeks later and seeing

36:04

him again and... Really? Yeah,

36:08

I saw the big guy again. He

36:11

was not alone either. He was

36:13

actually with like a female

36:16

and a little one. And

36:20

this is crazy. I mean, the

36:23

first site, the first time I

36:25

saw him, after everything returned to normal, I'm like,

36:27

I got to run back home. I got

36:29

to tell my grandpa what I saw. And

36:35

yeah, I can definitely tell you what

36:37

he told me if he'd like. Yeah,

36:40

anything that you would feel comfortable sharing.

36:43

Anything you feel comfortable sharing would be great. Okay.

36:47

Well, so

36:52

my grandfather was always a very practical

36:54

man, a very hardworking, down to

36:57

earth person. He

37:01

was my hero and I miss

37:03

him terribly. He was

37:05

always such someone you

37:07

could always turn to that would think

37:09

calm when things were

37:13

kind of crazy. And when I

37:15

got home, he was like,

37:17

where have you been? We were starting to get

37:19

worried. It's been like almost

37:22

an hour. And

37:24

I'm like, well, I

37:26

got to tell you something. And I wanted

37:28

to talk to him alone. So took

37:31

a little walk. And I

37:33

explained that I had grandpa,

37:36

grandpa, I saw a big

37:38

hairy man. He

37:41

was black colored. His

37:44

hair, you know, I was like, he

37:47

looked like like some kind of wild man

37:49

or something like he was just a

37:52

really giant hairy man on the

37:54

back end of your property down

37:57

where you know, all the

37:59

Saskatoon. are and the strawberries

38:01

and everything because we had loads

38:04

of raspberry strawberries, blueberries, saskatunes,

38:06

like you name it, wild rhubarb.

38:09

I mean, where we lived, we had

38:12

a lot of really yummy natural foods

38:15

that just grew on land. So

38:17

we were very lucky. And I

38:20

feel like maybe that was part of the

38:22

reason why they probably liked my grandpa's property.

38:24

And I think that's why they always kind

38:27

of lingered on the edges. And

38:30

yeah, I don't

38:33

know. That's just kind of my thoughts.

38:35

And plus, he did

38:38

sort of start giving them

38:40

leftovers and whatever now and

38:42

then. And it's just my

38:44

grandfather always felt like it's important to give

38:46

back to nature, that

38:48

it's important to... If you have

38:51

extra anything, make sure you can

38:53

give to the community and

38:56

give it back to nature, give back to

38:59

animals so that they can eat because

39:01

sometimes animals struggle and they

39:03

go through a lot during the winter. So

39:05

we were always kind of like that. I

39:07

don't know. He was always a very

39:10

good, gentle man, but

39:12

tough as nails, that's for

39:14

sure. But it's

39:17

just, I guess before I was born,

39:20

he said that

39:23

sometimes things in the garden would

39:25

go missing during the night. He'd

39:29

find stuff gone. We

39:33

had squashes that would go missing. We'd

39:35

have all

39:37

kinds of greens that would

39:39

go missing. I'm not 100% sure

39:41

on everything per se, because

39:44

he never really went into that detail.

39:46

But he said that

39:48

it got on his nerves and he

39:50

was like, screw it. I'm just going

39:52

to build a garden for

39:54

these, whatever they are, all the way

39:56

over, way away and just

39:59

hold. that that they'll get

40:02

the hint and just go there and

40:04

not take from our garden because he

40:06

felt like that scaling and there being

40:08

pests. He did not feel comfortable

40:10

with the notion of, because here in Canada, we

40:12

don't exactly have a lot for guns. Like, I

40:15

mean, we have like the occasional, you know, we

40:17

have rifles and stuff for hunting and he just

40:21

did not feel like it

40:23

would be wise to pull guns out,

40:25

especially a rifle like a 22 or

40:28

anything else. He just did not feel like any

40:30

of these guns would do a whole heck of

40:32

a lot. He didn't have

40:34

like big game hunting guns

40:37

at the time. So in

40:39

his opinion, he felt like if I do

40:41

something, what if it angers

40:43

these creatures and they start doing

40:46

things that make it really hard

40:48

to live there peacefully.

40:50

So he just kind of

40:52

decided, I hope that this is

40:54

enough that they'll just recognize, hey, this is for

40:56

you guys. Stay over there, basically.

40:59

And they did like they never, they never

41:02

came in the yard. Nothing went missing again

41:04

from the garden. Everything was fine. And sometimes

41:06

when there was extra crap, you just go

41:09

and give it to the cows and you

41:11

know, the pigs and the goats and all

41:13

that anyway, like, so

41:16

it didn't really matter. Like in his mind,

41:18

he's like, these creatures are going to come

41:20

and take the food from my animals. Or

41:24

I can just leave, you know,

41:26

some out there for them and hopefully

41:28

they won't steal from my

41:30

animals because like everything always happened

41:32

at night while we're asleep. So

41:35

my grandfather, his

41:38

parents were Norwegian, like he's Norwegian descendant.

41:41

He grew up in Canada, but he

41:43

grew up with a lot of stories

41:46

about, you know, a

41:49

lot of Norwegian kinds of stories. And

41:54

he believed that there were

41:56

things that existed that maybe

41:58

were being. beyond our ability

42:01

to understand or fully

42:05

comprehend, you know, even

42:07

spiritual things. And

42:10

so like for him, he just kind

42:12

of felt like I don't want war

42:15

with these things, whatever they are. He genuinely

42:18

just wanted to live

42:21

his life out there peacefully because

42:23

my grandma and grand, a great

42:25

grandmother, they were the sweetest ladies,

42:27

but they could be a little sometimes

42:29

he could get a little bit like

42:32

anxiety and he just did not think

42:34

that they would be able to handle

42:36

knowing that information and did

42:38

his absolute best to

42:40

keep it just to himself. Like he

42:42

carried this by himself for so long,

42:44

you know, and then I tell him

42:49

my experience and now all of a sudden

42:51

he's like, well, you've seen the big guys.

42:53

So I might as

42:55

well tell you some things and kind

42:57

of explain to you why I didn't

42:59

want you going to certain parts of

43:01

the property, like where certain

43:04

parts of the forest are. And I

43:07

didn't really know how I felt about you

43:10

going out there to pick those berries, to

43:12

be honest, even though it's not far, I

43:14

still had a feeling like, you

43:17

know, something was off, like, especially

43:19

because I was gone a little bit longer

43:21

than expected because they literally told

43:23

me, you know, you're only can be gone

43:25

for so long and then we expect you

43:28

back type feel. So that was

43:30

12. So like I knew the property really

43:32

well, but I was definitely the kind of kid that

43:34

was rambunctious and like to run off into the woods

43:36

and play and pretend

43:39

with my animals. Such

43:42

a nerd like that. But yeah, I

43:44

was very close with nature. Like I always loved

43:46

nature. I always loved running around barefoot.

43:48

Except for in the cow field. Nope. Right.

43:51

Yeah. Good job. But

43:54

yeah, like I

43:57

loved it. Like I was I loved it because

43:59

we had a giant family rock.

44:02

There's actually that's hilarious. Like not far

44:04

from the garden, there was a rock,

44:06

a giant rock and it was painted

44:08

with flowers on it. It was

44:10

so cute and I loved it. And

44:12

it was like a family project that

44:15

my mom and grandma did together. And it's funny

44:19

because there were sometimes were

44:21

things that were on that

44:23

rock, things that would

44:26

be wrapped up in leaves with,

44:29

I don't know, some sort of...

44:32

I'm not exactly sure how to

44:34

describe it. It's like sometimes

44:37

there was a pretty rock. Sometimes

44:39

there was some

44:42

pretty flowers. Sometimes these

44:45

flowers had medicinal properties,

44:48

I guess, like

44:50

wild lavender or sage or whatever.

44:52

It was interesting. I don't know.

44:55

Sometimes there'd be little things, like little

44:57

trinkets on there and my grandpa would

44:59

just take them and I'd be like,

45:02

I just wouldn't think about it really. He'd

45:05

be like, Oh, it's just a gift from the

45:07

fairies. But in reality now I think I know

45:09

maybe where those things are coming

45:12

from. It's very interesting. I

45:14

never quite understood it myself, but... That

45:19

is a fantastic detail as well. Yeah.

45:22

Sounds like the entire interactions

45:24

that your grandfather had were

45:26

very peaceful though with the

45:28

creatures. Yeah.

45:32

Yeah. He never felt threatened by them,

45:35

but he did say that that

45:37

didn't mean that they weren't capable of becoming

45:39

threatening. So he was very cautious man.

45:42

Honestly, that was

45:46

one of the things I always respected about him is he was never a

45:48

fool. He always thought things through

45:50

very, very clearly

45:53

before he did anything. And I love that about

45:55

him because somehow he managed to make

45:57

it work and it was kind of like a little bit of a struggle.

46:00

the secret for so long and I

46:02

kept it a secret. I couldn't talk

46:04

to anybody but him. I talked to

46:06

my mom eventually about it, but it

46:08

took me years before I

46:10

finally opened up to her about it. Then

46:16

my second experience happened and that was

46:18

crazy. I was with my grandfather when

46:20

it happened. Before

46:24

we get into that, a few

46:26

more questions for context. This

46:29

area, how close is your nearest

46:31

neighbor in this area? Would you say?

46:35

About a mile, mile and a half away. Oh,

46:37

I'm about 20, 30 minutes away from the town, High Prairie.

46:44

That's about how far it was. We're

46:46

out there pretty far. Gotcha. Pretty

46:49

spread out. All

46:52

right. Either

46:54

a lot of farming land or a lot

46:56

of forest. So

46:59

I am very interested to hear

47:01

how you and your grandfather actually

47:04

had a sighting together, which is

47:06

very poetic in a way really

47:08

that you both were able to

47:10

experience the family together. I

47:14

agree. Yeah, I never

47:16

really thought of it that way. But no, that's

47:18

true actually. Yeah, I mean, it's something we ended

47:20

up sharing together a lot

47:23

actually. It definitely

47:26

brought us closer.

47:28

Okay, I'll be happy

47:30

to tell you what happened.

47:34

It was a couple of weeks after I

47:37

saw the big guy the first time. So

47:39

it's like 930 in the morning

47:43

and we're in

47:45

my grandfather's old beat up

47:48

Ford truck. It's one of those old

47:51

fashioned farm

47:53

trucks you can take out there and

47:55

have fun and whatever. And we're

47:59

just driving. down the cut

48:01

and we're going to the

48:03

back cut of the property and we're

48:05

driving along the river. We

48:08

went to go check on the

48:10

cows because they were off in

48:12

this backfield and we're just talking

48:14

and enjoying the morning sun. It

48:17

was a beautiful day. I mean,

48:20

just perfect. Honestly, I can

48:22

still remember having the window

48:24

rolled down. And so

48:27

after we check on the cows, he wanted

48:29

to check on the calves, make sure everything

48:31

was going good, like the

48:34

younger cows

48:36

anyway. Excuse

48:39

me. So he turns around, we're driving

48:41

back and we're going to go back

48:43

home. So we're going

48:45

very slow. We're just casually

48:48

enjoying chatting, whatever. And then,

48:50

and I'm looking down

48:52

at the river off the drop, you

48:54

know, and well, basically

49:00

we, I ended up seeing the big

49:02

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49:04

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49:08

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49:10

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49:13

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49:16

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51:04

looked thick. I'm not going to

51:06

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51:09

shoulders, just thick, kind of like

51:11

patty looking sort of. But

51:14

she didn't look like, in my opinion, she didn't

51:16

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51:18

like a red brown

51:20

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51:23

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51:27

the little one was like

51:29

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51:32

up. She leaned down, picked

51:34

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51:36

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51:38

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they were literally just stopping doing what they were

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51:45

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51:47

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51:49

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51:58

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the arm like grandpa, you need to stop the truck. The

52:03

big guy is down there. He's with his family.

52:05

He's not alone. Like I'm

52:07

like, please grandpa stop. We need to, I

52:09

need to show you so you know that

52:12

I'm not lying. Lacey,

52:15

and he's just not stopping. He's like,

52:17

Megan, it's okay. Take a deep

52:19

breath. I could see him as we're

52:22

passing. I'm like, well,

52:26

he's like, I know he's there. And I

52:28

guess he's showing us his family. He

52:30

just didn't quite understand himself. He

52:33

just thought, oh, well, they're probably fishing or

52:35

something. And

52:37

I'm just kind of like, he has a

52:40

family. I

52:43

mean, he has this little

52:45

fluffy, he almost looked like almost

52:47

grill like sort of, but not

52:49

quite just like just really floofy

52:51

looking. The

52:53

little guy and I'm like, oh, I'm like, little

52:56

guy and he had dark hair

52:59

like his dad. He

53:02

looked a lot like his dad. He had like

53:04

kind of like a brownish

53:06

face though, more like his mom, but

53:08

he had like reddish,

53:11

dark brown black hair. It was

53:13

very interesting. And they

53:15

were just standing there next to each other and

53:18

the baby in her arms, just looking up at

53:20

us as we're driving by and. So

53:23

like my grandpa decides, he's

53:26

like, okay, Megan, look,

53:29

I think when you're a

53:31

little older, I will tell you

53:33

more about the big guy and

53:35

his family. He's

53:38

like, I just want you to know that

53:40

nothing is gonna happen as long

53:42

as you stay home or

53:46

you're with somebody, just be smart, basically.

53:48

Just don't go out in the woods

53:50

anymore on your own. If you don't

53:53

feel safe or comfortable, basically, he's like,

53:55

just be smart about it. And

53:58

he's like, these things have been here. longer

54:01

than us. Like he's like, I

54:03

have a feeling that

54:05

when, when I moved here,

54:07

you know, we settled

54:09

here. Maybe they had

54:11

been here or maybe they had

54:13

come through this area before. And

54:17

he's like, we are here. This

54:20

is their domain. This is the wilderness,

54:22

you know, even

54:24

though we have these fields and everything at

54:27

the end of the day, they live out

54:29

in the wild off

54:31

the land. And he's

54:33

like, they're very quiet

54:35

and private for the most part. I've

54:37

never seen them really ever. He's like,

54:39

I've only seen them a couple of

54:42

times, but like, it was

54:44

never for very long. And he

54:46

never had any violent experiences

54:49

either. But he did

54:52

say that the big guy, like he

54:55

felt as though he could

54:58

be very dangerous if he did anything

55:00

at all that he might think was

55:03

aggressive. So he just did his

55:05

absolute best. Like my

55:07

grandpa, he even like looked up some

55:10

information on champs or gorillas. He's kind

55:12

of wanting to try and understand what

55:14

the heck he was even looking at

55:16

because he himself like, he just thought,

55:19

Oh, it's a giant, giants are real

55:21

or like, you know, and then it's

55:23

like, maybe there's just like some kind

55:25

of ancient human that is

55:28

extremely true. And it's

55:31

not going to do with people like

55:34

maybe they're an ancestor, like maybe

55:37

they're an alien. Who knows? Like he personally

55:39

thought that maybe they were like kind of

55:42

partially spiritual being and partially

55:44

physical. And I think I

55:46

kind of agree with him, but I'm not 100% on

55:49

that. But

55:56

yeah, there was this one night is

55:59

this is really actually one of the creepiest,

56:01

weirdest things that I remember happening.

56:07

This is probably like a year later, but

56:11

it was nighttime and we would

56:13

have coyotes that would come

56:16

on the property. Sometimes we didn't even see

56:18

wolves occasionally. My

56:21

grandfather's farm was near an area

56:23

called Swan Hills. It was

56:27

very wild. There's hills miles

56:31

upon miles upon miles of wilderness. It's

56:33

insane how thick and dense it is out there.

56:39

There's just so much that you

56:42

can live off of the land.

56:44

Here, honestly, Canada has so

56:47

much diversity when it comes to plants

56:49

and animals. I really believe that these creatures

56:51

were living out here for the most part

56:53

just fine, but I can

56:55

tell from looking at the big guy that

56:58

I have a feeling their lives are probably pretty difficult

57:00

or pretty harsh. Just

57:04

the thought, but I'm not sure. I

57:09

would agree with you. What I've heard

57:12

about your area, it seems like a

57:14

very wild and the winters can

57:17

be very hard up there for

57:19

sure. Very brutal. Actually, that's one of

57:21

the things that my grandfather specifically told me

57:24

is because winters here can be so

57:26

brutal, especially where he was living. He's

57:29

pretty much out in the middle of nowhere.

57:31

He had to hire somebody

57:33

to come out with a

57:35

grader to do the

57:38

roads and stuff because our entire

57:40

road going up to our house

57:42

would just get snowed

57:44

so much. We definitely did not

57:46

want to get stuck out there because that could

57:48

easily have happened if we weren't smart. Thank goodness

57:50

he was a very

57:53

prepared man for winter. But yeah,

57:56

there were some very brutal winters that I

57:58

even remember as a kid. And

58:02

he said that sometimes

58:06

winters were so brutal that he would hear

58:08

almost like a sound of a gunshot going

58:10

off in the woods, but he was like,

58:12

not just a tree

58:14

breaking. Because sometimes if it gets

58:16

so cold, sometimes like little trees

58:18

or whatever, or branches

58:22

will snap off every now and then

58:24

just because it's so cold. And he

58:26

felt like, I guess, kind

58:28

of sorry for a lot of the

58:31

animals, especially these beings for whatever reason,

58:33

he just kind of felt like

58:35

we have plenty, we have more than enough, we

58:37

have so much in fact, that

58:39

if we're going to end up throwing stuff away,

58:41

and it's going to be a waste. So

58:44

he was kind of like, screw it, I'll just go

58:46

and leave all this crap

58:48

way far out in the woods away

58:50

from home and kind of as

58:53

almost maybe an offering to the land even

58:55

and just kind of be like here, this

58:57

is our portion, we're given back kind

58:59

of to nature, I hope this will do kind

59:01

of thing. Like he even told

59:03

me sometimes he just talked like, like

59:06

he'd be like, I don't know if there's anyone

59:09

here, but just in

59:11

case, this is for you guys, please

59:13

do not come to my home. Okay.

59:16

Like, it's so funny. Like he

59:18

would creep him the heck out. Like

59:21

he definitely believed that things could be

59:23

possible. But for him, even seeing something

59:25

like that was very jarring. He

59:29

just never really talked about it much.

59:31

He just felt like it's

59:34

something beyond his comprehension because

59:36

he was very, very old

59:42

school, excuse me, sorry, he was very

59:44

old school. Like he was just

59:46

a very hardworking person,

59:48

very, you know, not

59:51

the type to be

59:53

dreaming like me,

59:55

like how I was when I was younger. You

59:58

sound like a guy. who the

1:00:00

world needs a lot more people

1:00:03

like him, you know, that respect the

1:00:05

land and just a hardworking, good guy.

1:00:09

You're very lucky to have a grandpa like him

1:00:11

for sure. I was very

1:00:13

lucky too, actually very lucky. If it

1:00:15

wasn't for him, I wouldn't know the

1:00:18

difference between deer dung and bear dung.

1:00:22

And like just other hunting or

1:00:24

fishing like activities. Like he was,

1:00:26

he just always felt like nature

1:00:28

will heal you and it'll help

1:00:30

you get in touch with your

1:00:32

true self and make like bring

1:00:34

out the best in you because

1:00:37

like you have to push yourself

1:00:39

in nature to survive or to eat,

1:00:42

you know. So he was always kind of

1:00:44

like, don't ever kill anything you don't intend

1:00:46

to eat. Don't ever waste. Like he was

1:00:48

very much against wastefulness. Megan,

1:00:51

there was a few minutes

1:00:54

ago where you had started to bring

1:00:56

up that there was one night where

1:00:58

something very unsettling happened. Do

1:01:01

you remember, do you mind

1:01:04

sharing that? Yes, I would

1:01:06

love to. Thank

1:01:08

you. Thank you. So

1:01:10

what happened was there were

1:01:14

very large packs of

1:01:16

coyotes. There still are here

1:01:18

in Alberta and Canada. They

1:01:21

can be a real problem for

1:01:24

livestock. And so

1:01:26

at this time, this was a year later, it was

1:01:29

a nighttime, probably around I'm going to say 10 30

1:01:31

11 30 at night, very, very dark out. The

1:01:36

lights are on in the yard, but

1:01:38

beyond that point, pitch black. And I

1:01:41

could hear all the coyotes just howling.

1:01:45

But at doing normal coyote sounds,

1:01:48

and I could hear the dogs, you

1:01:50

know, they'd go out there to make

1:01:52

sure the perimeter was guarded. And that's

1:01:54

the coyotes knew that they weren't welcome.

1:01:57

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1:01:59

coyotes. were just making so much

1:02:01

racket. Like it went from being kind

1:02:04

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1:02:06

all of a sudden sounding almost like just way

1:02:10

more racket. Like it was just weird. It

1:02:12

was almost like alarm

1:02:14

sounds or something. And I

1:02:17

felt OK, this is what's

1:02:19

weird is there was this loud like

1:02:21

raw like

1:02:24

this all of a sudden and then

1:02:26

just absolute silence. And

1:02:28

I'm like, what? I'm literally I

1:02:30

was just had the window open and I'm

1:02:33

sitting my in the bedroom watching a movie

1:02:35

and I hear this and

1:02:38

then silence and no more coyote

1:02:40

sounds. And I see the

1:02:42

dogs come running back in the yard

1:02:44

and they just go and hide in

1:02:46

the doghouse. The other one goes and

1:02:48

hides under the trailer. And I'm like,

1:02:50

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1:02:54

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1:02:56

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1:02:59

he was just sick and tired of all

1:03:01

the racket. I have no idea. Well,

1:03:04

that was not me. It wasn't my

1:03:06

grandpa. That did not sound like like

1:03:09

an animal to me

1:03:12

that I've ever heard. I've

1:03:14

never in a million years heard something

1:03:16

just such a loud, bellowing. It

1:03:19

wasn't like a roar, though, but it

1:03:21

was like a loud scream. Oh,

1:03:25

it is really wild. It

1:03:28

was like a really deep voice. It

1:03:31

was so loud. It was crazy. I

1:03:33

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1:03:36

that the only time that you had

1:03:38

heard sounds like that from the woods

1:03:40

that you didn't recognize to be other

1:03:42

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1:03:45

than like tree knocks, occasionally I

1:03:47

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1:03:49

snapping sounds or loud,

1:03:52

like sometimes like a tree was getting pushed over sometimes.

1:03:54

And sometimes it would sound like a bat was being

1:03:56

hit against the tree. another

1:04:00

like a tree or something it would just echo

1:04:02

every now and then and but

1:04:05

like mostly it was just

1:04:08

sometimes just the weird feeling of being watched

1:04:11

sometimes I'd see lights out way out in

1:04:13

the distance I was just

1:04:15

like hey what the road is over

1:04:17

here and this is only one road

1:04:19

that comes in and out of this

1:04:22

place that's it this is literally one

1:04:24

singular road so why would anybody be

1:04:27

out there in the woods on

1:04:29

the very back part of the property

1:04:31

like why would their lights out there and

1:04:36

it was and I'm like better

1:04:38

not be people creeping like

1:04:40

my grandpa told me that every now and

1:04:42

then he'd see these weird lights sometimes and

1:04:44

they wouldn't be around much but like every

1:04:46

now and then you see like

1:04:49

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1:04:51

like one was big and look

1:04:54

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1:04:56

like a grapefruit maybe but like

1:04:59

mostly yeah they just they were just always

1:05:01

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1:05:03

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1:05:06

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1:05:08

the woods and then they'd just

1:05:10

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1:05:13

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1:05:18

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1:05:20

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1:05:22

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1:05:24

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1:05:26

saw it at least three different occasions

1:05:28

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1:05:31

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1:05:33

were pretty friggin high up and then I saw

1:05:36

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1:05:38

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1:05:40

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1:05:42

that's about

1:05:45

all I can recall for

1:05:47

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1:05:49

color of eyes sometimes so

1:05:52

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1:05:54

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1:05:56

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1:05:58

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1:06:01

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1:06:06

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1:06:08

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1:06:11

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1:06:13

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1:06:15

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the fact that it keeps itself hidden

1:08:44

and it's so intelligent and It

1:08:46

obviously knows its environment better than we

1:08:49

do now like humanity used to be

1:08:51

in touch more with the land We

1:08:53

used to have you know

1:08:56

more respect for the balance of things

1:08:58

and be closer And maybe

1:09:00

we were closer with some of these beings

1:09:02

because like I've heard stories you

1:09:04

know of some native tribes having

1:09:07

them as kind of like wood like neighbors

1:09:09

of the woods and Most

1:09:12

of the time they just kept to themselves

1:09:14

But like they were recognized as like another

1:09:16

tribe or you know of people just kind

1:09:18

of wild people people that

1:09:21

preferred to live in the old

1:09:23

ways and Did not want

1:09:25

anything to do with us because I don't

1:09:27

know maybe they just saw the way we

1:09:29

treat each other over this Thousands

1:09:32

of years who knows, you know, maybe we went

1:09:34

to war with them thousands

1:09:36

of years ago and because

1:09:39

I've heard like, you know tales of

1:09:41

that as well that you and Definitely

1:09:43

people have had some very nasty run-ins

1:09:46

with these creatures and I could believe

1:09:48

it These beings seemed very peaceful. They

1:09:51

seemed more human than a or

1:09:54

animal to me They really did what

1:09:56

I've also heard stories of of creatures

1:09:59

that are genuine terrifying that look

1:10:01

like, well, like an

1:10:03

experiment gone wrong, like a monster.

1:10:08

And I've been told that there are evil

1:10:10

ones and good ones, just like there are

1:10:12

people that are good and evil. And

1:10:14

these beings somehow can, they

1:10:17

can tell what your,

1:10:22

like what your interest is in them, I guess. Like,

1:10:24

I don't know if it's true, if they can read your

1:10:26

mind. But I mean, I've

1:10:29

certainly heard tales of mind speak

1:10:31

and anything is possible. I

1:10:33

certainly felt some sort

1:10:35

of weird connection with the one that I

1:10:37

saw, the big male. And

1:10:43

years later being told, you know,

1:10:46

even by a medicine woman that

1:10:48

I just met randomly, she

1:10:52

approached me and she told me that in

1:10:54

a past life, you were a medicine woman

1:10:56

and these beings, they're like,

1:10:58

you have the sight to be able to

1:11:00

see things. And I'm like, okay, well, it's

1:11:03

nice to meet you. I

1:11:06

just met, but she was like,

1:11:08

I'm a medicine woman. I just wanted you to

1:11:10

know that I see that there's something, you know,

1:11:13

that you have some kind

1:11:15

of sight or something or some kind of

1:11:17

connection. And I'm like, okay. And

1:11:19

you know, it's just at the time, like, I mean, I've

1:11:21

studied a lot of, a lot

1:11:23

of things when it comes to spirituality,

1:11:26

religion, history. I

1:11:29

like, you know, biology, archaeology,

1:11:31

paleontology, all that stuff. I

1:11:33

think it's amazing, you know,

1:11:35

and it's good to learn about

1:11:38

our history. And I feel like we're

1:11:40

doomed to repeat the same mistakes if

1:11:42

we don't learn about history. And

1:11:45

I feel like these beings are a part

1:11:47

of our history and I don't feel like

1:11:50

it's quite right that so

1:11:52

much about them is kept a secret

1:11:54

or hidden by

1:11:56

certain government branches.

1:11:59

But I'm. I get it. I think a

1:12:02

lot of people might

1:12:04

not be prepared or

1:12:06

ready quite yet to

1:12:09

accept fully the notion that there

1:12:11

are other beings that could potentially

1:12:13

be more intelligent

1:12:16

than us in some ways. We

1:12:18

as humanity, we've evolved amazingly in a

1:12:20

lot of ways and we can dominate

1:12:22

almost any area of our planet, but

1:12:25

there are still some parts of it

1:12:27

that we can't. And

1:12:29

these beings, they know how

1:12:31

to at least coexist with the

1:12:33

planet. And I'm

1:12:36

trying my best to kind of, I

1:12:38

suppose, follow that example. Like my whole

1:12:41

life, I've definitely, I mean, I've seen

1:12:43

weird things like I've seen some shadow

1:12:45

beings before. You know, I've

1:12:49

had a dark entity that messed with

1:12:51

me once. It was

1:12:53

really scary actually, because it literally tried

1:12:55

to like, possess me

1:12:57

and that really terrified me. And I

1:13:00

was very lucky. Thank goodness. Like

1:13:02

I had some help praying

1:13:05

actually to God and Jesus really

1:13:07

did. Like I feel like that

1:13:09

really did save me

1:13:11

because for I was just getting involved in

1:13:14

a lot of stuff. I shouldn't have like

1:13:17

witchcraft and I just wanted to

1:13:19

understand these things. But

1:13:21

then I came to realize all I

1:13:23

need is God. All I need is

1:13:25

Jesus. All I need is to have

1:13:27

some faith and try my best to

1:13:29

be a decent person and live in the

1:13:32

moment and be grateful, you know,

1:13:34

for what I have. So like,

1:13:36

yeah, I'm

1:13:39

at peace and I feel that more than I've

1:13:41

ever felt. But for a lot of years,

1:13:43

I searched for answers. I wanted

1:13:45

to understand why is it that I

1:13:48

ended up meeting a being like this and

1:13:51

then seeing his family. And you know what, I

1:13:53

kind of feel like maybe that was a show

1:13:55

of trust or maybe it was just a random

1:13:57

act and I just random.

1:14:00

saw them there and they're just minding their own business

1:14:02

fishing, who knows. Have

1:14:04

you heard, I'm just very

1:14:06

curious about the area that you're,

1:14:09

I'm sure, have you ever heard,

1:14:12

have you ever talked to neighbors and have

1:14:14

they told you stories about how they've seen

1:14:16

things too? Or is this very like,

1:14:18

it's kept inside your family and it does

1:14:20

not get talked about? It

1:14:23

was kept inside the family. I actually

1:14:25

wish that my grandfather could have asked

1:14:28

our neighbors. That

1:14:30

would have been nice, but I don't know if

1:14:32

he ever did. If he ever did, he never

1:14:34

mentioned it to me. Sure.

1:14:37

Does the, does

1:14:40

the homestead still, is

1:14:43

it still owned by your family or

1:14:45

has it been passed

1:14:47

on to someone else? It's been sold.

1:14:50

It's been sold, unfortunately. Actually,

1:14:52

that's, that's what's weird too is the

1:14:55

place has changed a

1:14:57

lot and yeah,

1:15:00

I don't know. I don't

1:15:02

know if they've seen anything or

1:15:04

experienced anything there, but last I

1:15:06

saw the place was very much

1:15:08

changed. And ever since my grandfather

1:15:10

left, who

1:15:13

knows. It's quite isolated though, that's for

1:15:15

sure. So if they had any experiences,

1:15:18

I just hope that they're happy for

1:15:21

the floodlights that my grandpa still left

1:15:23

in the yard. And I

1:15:25

hope that they're doing

1:15:28

okay and that they're not having

1:15:30

any unwanted visitors or any issues

1:15:32

because my grandfather in

1:15:36

his way of coexisting with things, I

1:15:39

feel in the end really did work

1:15:41

out, but it doesn't always work out for other

1:15:43

people because I know that, oh,

1:15:45

hello kitty.

1:15:48

Sometimes, sometimes

1:15:51

these beings are not always friendly. And

1:15:53

sometimes in fact, they don't have a

1:15:57

must going on and they seem to be. decide

1:16:00

to come into people's lives

1:16:02

and torment them or watch

1:16:06

them while they're in their homes through their

1:16:08

windows and be creepers and that

1:16:11

sucks when that happens and I feel

1:16:13

great sympathy for people that have had

1:16:15

those experiences that have had

1:16:17

the daylight scared out of them by these beings

1:16:19

and I would like to believe

1:16:22

that There are still

1:16:24

good ones. I want to believe that I

1:16:26

don't know Maybe it's because I want to

1:16:28

believe they're still good in people

1:16:31

and I really believe that I have nothing

1:16:33

But I have mostly just faith that

1:16:35

in the end good will prevail that we're gonna

1:16:38

be okay as long as we all you

1:16:40

know actually come together

1:16:43

and Recognize how blessed we are because

1:16:45

we really live in an age where

1:16:48

you know less disease

1:16:51

Less poverty less everything than

1:16:53

it than it was prior

1:16:55

centuries and I just

1:16:57

kind of feel like We shouldn't

1:16:59

take for granted You know the

1:17:02

blessings we've been given and this beautiful world

1:17:04

that we live like I

1:17:06

don't want to be afraid of nature I don't

1:17:08

want to be afraid of going out in the

1:17:10

woods when I go camping I definitely sometimes get

1:17:12

a little anxious before going But

1:17:14

that's also because I'm like, I

1:17:17

just hope one day I don't come across another

1:17:19

one and it's not a nice one Like

1:17:22

that's that's kind of where I think now

1:17:24

is like I do not want

1:17:26

to come across any of these Special

1:17:28

entities or beings that might be demonic

1:17:30

like if it's a dog man or

1:17:32

something I do not want to see them

1:17:34

and I know they're up here in Canada

1:17:37

Just like Wendy goes all kinds of cryptids

1:17:39

aren't we lucky? I Meghan

1:17:48

I would be remiss not to

1:17:50

ask you Just

1:17:53

cuz I'm curious Have

1:17:55

you experienced anything else

1:17:58

besides Bigfoot? in

1:18:01

that area or is it just then

1:18:04

the Sasquatch creature that you

1:18:07

have experienced? Other

1:18:12

than me seeing some

1:18:15

shadow beings at

1:18:18

this one house that I

1:18:20

went to, the people that lived

1:18:22

there said that it

1:18:24

always had a very rank kind of

1:18:26

rotten smell in the basement and

1:18:29

they said that their house was

1:18:32

haunted and they were just

1:18:35

like a friend of a family. We

1:18:38

went there and I just

1:18:40

out of curiosity, I went down the

1:18:43

basement and it smelled really, really bad. And

1:18:45

next thing I know, I see this black

1:18:48

shadow figure literally moving from one side of

1:18:50

the room to the other right in front of

1:18:52

me and that

1:18:54

scared the crap out of me too. Also

1:18:57

I've seen little orbs

1:19:00

here and there as well in my life. Sometimes

1:19:03

I'll see a

1:19:06

weird aura above people's heads, but I don't

1:19:08

know what that is. Sometimes

1:19:10

it's just like a color, like an

1:19:12

energy sometimes. Like this

1:19:14

one woman who had an

1:19:17

accident, she ended up drowning and

1:19:19

I saw this dark

1:19:21

shadow hovering above her head and

1:19:23

behind her and that was really

1:19:25

weird. And then

1:19:27

next thing I know, she's like

1:19:29

in the river drowned and I'm like, oh

1:19:32

crap. And I guess just weird.

1:19:34

Sometimes I see these weird things and I

1:19:36

don't understand it. This has

1:19:38

been happening my whole life. For

1:19:41

the most part, thankfully, especially these

1:19:44

past years, it's been

1:19:46

very peaceful and normal,

1:19:48

thank goodness. I do live

1:19:50

in town. I really don't

1:19:52

want to live on a farm

1:19:54

again. Really I just, I

1:19:57

don't know. It's just kind of

1:19:59

a creepy idea. idea or notion that

1:20:01

these things could be

1:20:04

out there and I wouldn't know, or

1:20:06

I would know because

1:20:08

sometimes they seem to reveal

1:20:10

themselves to me for whatever reason, at least back

1:20:12

then. I haven't seen any sense,

1:20:15

thankfully, but who knows?

1:20:18

I'm still young. I'm only in my

1:20:20

prime. I still have more camping trips

1:20:22

to go on. But

1:20:24

you have some amazing, amazing

1:20:26

stories. I'm so thankful that

1:20:29

you were able to share them

1:20:31

with me and my audience. I mean, I'm

1:20:33

just blown away by the

1:20:35

family history that you have. And thank you

1:20:37

so much. Well, thank you so much for

1:20:40

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