Hermit Man Met a Talking Bigfoot, What He Said Changes EVERYTHING - Sasquatch Encounter Story

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  @crimenighttime · 4 hours ago · pinned

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  @hot89103 · 12 days ago

  I met George Noory and asked him what&apos;s the strangest story he&apos;s heard? He said a man told him he was fishing for Salmon in Washington state and had caught two, they were laying on the ground next to him. The man felt that something was watching him and he turned around to see a 7&apos; Sasquatch 4&apos; away staring at his Salmon. He said he picked up the Salmon and handed them to the Sasquatch. It took them and handed him one back.

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  @kygreenskeeper8326 · 1 month ago

  If people could see what I saw 3 years ago while turkey hunting this debate would be over... I was 20 feet from a young female sasquatch.. we just stared at each other for 10 sec then she turned back into the cedars... I went straight back to my truck.. nervous damn wreck...

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  @catherinexyleestanislaus7815 · 9 days ago

  I know that roar scream yell that comes from everywhere yet far away all around almost all at once . Brought tears to my eyes

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  @rebeccamacdonald4446 · 2 weeks ago

  How beautiful. &nbsp;I&apos;d be honored to have a Bigfoot as a friend.

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  @greenturtle-y8w · 6 days ago

  At 16 years old we road motorcycles east of Squamish ,BC. There were 6 of us. 2 girls and 4 guys. This was in 1979. One of the girls went a short ways away from the group to take a pee. She went behind a really large rock. We heard nothing , but she came crying and freaked out running towards us. At the same time we smelled a smell that i will never forget. It was like death and bad BO. She couldn&apos;t talk but was trying to get us to leave. She was totally out of control. We started running after her until she stopped and we tried calming her down. She explained , something tried to grab her. She had a huge red line from her waist across her rib cage and up close to her arm pit. There was one small hole in her shirt about the size of a dime, and 3 dirty marks &nbsp;parallel to one another. She described a really bad smell, then a dark hairy object that reached across her. She didn&apos;t even remember what the hand looked like or if it was a hand. She jumped upwards as it tried to grab her. It couldn&apos;t get a grip. Two of us hiked back to the rock. We could see where she had peed. It was at the far side of the rock. We figured the arm would have to have been a minimum of 5 feet to have reached across her from behind the rock. We are all 63 now and will never forget this. Sadly the girl named Cindy who was the one attacked ,passed away in 2003 from Cancer. I smelled this smell one more time in 1989 about 20 miles north of the area where the first incident happened years before. I was only with my brother and his friend. None from the original group. I am 63 now and no longer go that far from civilization. Plus , according to my brother ,most of the logging roads have grown over today and are inaccessible into those areas. You would have a longer hike.

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  @beckylee7885 · 1 month ago

  I don&apos;t know if this is true but it&apos;s a good story.

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  @leopoldkuchler8637 · 4 days ago

  Through my extensive reading, watching videos and analysis of the subject this year, I have concluded that Bigfoot exhibits a sophisticated comprehension of social compassion and natural existence.

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  @dianekelly3452 · 19 hours ago

  I am sorry for your grief, but elated you eventually encountered a friend who taught you lessons not learned in civilization. Your blessing was a priceless gift. Thank you for sharing.

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  @jackiegagnon1786 · 16 hours ago

  The Way he explains his story sounds like a real experience told from memory, not imagination, I believe it.

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  @julierosling180 · 3 weeks ago

  I would not be happy, without &apos;Dogs&apos; around me!!! My Cockapoo, has &apos;sustained&apos; me the Worst year of my life !!!!<br>My husband met, aged 20. (He was 16 days my seniour) We married aged 22.... last year, sept. 23rd. At 9:23 am, he passed in front of me!!!! I still &apos;suffer&apos; from how he passed!! He had vascular dementia, diabetes, and lung cancer. All I can &apos;See/rember&apos; is him clutching, at me for another breath! He faught SOOO, hard to take!!! <br>It has Broken me. Sorry! But for the last year, I have shut myself off! I cannot talk/ think about him without bursting into tears!!! ..... we were together 50 yrs. Married 48, when he passed. We have 5 children. I can&apos;t leave my house for long without feeling &apos;distressed&apos;.... I&apos;ve just, (june 24th) turned 70!!! I feel Half, a person, or less, without him!!... He left me a reason to carry on! Two years b4 he passed, he bought an Olde English Bulldog, puppy. I named him Hank...... He&apos;s a big &apos;baby&apos;!... in the best way! ❤<br>He has an older sister. She&apos;s a Cockapoo!... just turned 9.....Since my hubby died, she has been my greatest solace!!....But my grief hzs changed her!!! Where she was &apos;happy_go_lucky&apos;, now she is more aggressive, and protective of me from all commers!!! She&apos;s been my saviour. But I don&apos;t want her to be SSSOOO, protective, she can&apos;t have &apos;Fun&apos; with other dogs!!!.........Sorry!! I&apos;ve gone WAY, off subject 😢

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  @fossilsfabe4304 · 12 days ago

  I know it&apos;s trivial but I would have asked the Bigfoot if it had a name. They must have a way to identify each other.

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