To the bow hunter in NC- I am familiar with that area. One afternoon my dog and I were hiking a short section of the Appalachian Trail above the Nantahala Outdoor Center. I got to a point where I was debating whether to go on or not, when a couple came quickly from the opposite direction, telling me I shouldn’t continue, as there was something scary around the bend. They looked at each other like they were debating whether to tell me what it was or not, but just said “You need to turn around now!” I assumed it was a bear, and made haste back down the trail after them. This was when I had activity in my neighborhood in north Georgia, but wasn’t aware yet that it was Bigfoot. Great encounters, Nance! Thanks again for your excellent narration, which sounds fine on the recording, wherever your doing it! Snackage this Saturday afternoon is pita with pb and banana, a snack fit for a Bigfoot! And coffee, always coffee!! ❤️🦍☕️🥜🍌

Greetings Sas-squad and Nance! Leftover meatloaf and mash potatoes for the snackage. I am ready to head down to Sasquatch Valley to sit around the campfire and listen to you, Nance, tell us the submitted stories. I have family near Cambridge, OH and it gives me chills to hear stories from there.

Yes, Nance, home remodel is a real pain in the hooha. But I am sure you will love it once it is done. Very good stories tonight. 🎉 read in the comment that a Sasquad member was listening with the Clarence family. Good to hear. I hope all the Sasquad have a safe and wonderful weekend. I know I will. My husband and I are celebrating our 54th anniversary! 🌲👣👣🌲

The land that he wanted to buy near Fontana Lake would be worth a fortune today.

Hello to the squad and you Nance I am up in willow creek California at my grandparents house Clarence bigfoot family is listening to your podcast with their snackage of strawberries freshly caught salmon with some freshly made chocolate chip ice cream I made my snackage is little Caesars pizza and a fresh batch of moonshine I made this morning 😂🎉

Heyheyhey Nance and Sasquad!!! I'm ready to go down to Sasqutch Valley!!!! I got my Snackages Beverages and warm heat going!!!! I'm ready!!!! Arr you???? Legggooooooo!!!!!!❤❤❤❤

Great stories tonight, Nance!! Thank you!! No worries, we are always OK with waiting for you.

The horses are in the barn. They said it was too cold to come out. Lol

Afternoon all 🙂

That sound like they both had different encounters with Bigfoots that does sound pretty good

There's our Girl Hi Nance Thank you for the video stay warm up there !!!!!!!!!!!! Dont worry we will be waiting on you no sweat Nance !

hi Nance and Squad good story and pizza tonight 🤠

Thank you so very much Nance. ❤

“I’m not sure if the dog was a stray, or one of the wild dogs that were said to inhabit the area” Same thing!!! LOL

Thank you, Nance!

Thank you Nance have a wonderful weekend.

Thank you Nance and to both of the writers.

Hello Nance. Thank you for putting up with us.😊 I know you are stressed enough with the remodel please don’t stress about being on exactly at 7pm. My opinion, you are definitely worth waiting for. 😊 Thank you for these great stories, now I can sleep well.

Nance, these were two great stories really enjoyed them. I hate to hear the mess your in. I've been there and it's not a pleasant place to be. Hopefully you can steal a little rest this weekend. Just know when it's done it will be beautiful.

Hi Nance and fellow Sasquad family. It's a cold, rainy Friday night in Georgia. My snackage is sliced pears and pretzels and I'm eager to start this video. You guys have a great weekend. ❤

Thanks Miss Nancy ❤❤ love ya,, Michigan

I hiked the Sugarcreek Park trail this summer that is shown in the video. Nice trails! Great stories as usual Nance!!! Thank you!

Thanks

Great story Nancy just another cup of good ones you just keep knocking them out the park thank you sweetheart

Great stories tonight thank you for sharing.

Hey buckeye bigfoot must be Friday..thanks

Thanks Nance, always a pleasure.

Great story Nance!! It was well worth it to save the story and share it with us!! Glad to hear you are moving along to have a brand new office. You must take pictures of it and share the before and after of your office!! Take care now Nance!! Looking forward to listening to you!!

Great stories, we will be laying flooring in our home this year. You're correct. What a pain. Have a great weekend all, and if you're part of this large storm, please stay warm and safe. We will get the Arctic chill, so we have been making sure our outdoor critters have plenty of hay, water, and feed. ❤❤❤❤

Thank you again Nanc for another 2 encounters.

LOVE YA, Nanc !! Great Story !

Hi nance,sending love from sunderland uk.me and the mrs(from Liverpool and yes born in penny lane)we love snuggling up in bed and listening to your bigfoot stories thank you x

My husband had a weird hunting experience with Bigfoot in Packwood foothills of Mt Rainier in WA State. I have been thinking of writing his story.

I love the 2nd stoory in particular. Such a thughtful man & bow hunter in his attitude of peace toward the Bigfoot he saw. that day. Respect for our fellow beings on this earth. His "human being" card is far more valuable than his "man card." Thanks, as always.

A headshot with an arrow is not very often deadly, even with smaller skulled animals. Think why tank armor is angled. Then think of the shape of a skull. The arrow is not likely to breach the brain pan of even a thin skulled animal because the skull will be hit at an angle. Then imagine try to shoot something with a very thick skull. All you are going to do is really piss the animal off, while possibly dazing it for a short time due to the energy of the impact, like a punch or being hit by a bat would daze it. That is the wisdom of someone that has bow hunted avidly for 50+ years. Killing 6 to 13 deer per year (my one and only best year when I was feeding my best friends widow and their child and her orphaned grandchildren in addition to my family. Taking care of the children was her full time job so she basically had no income) to feed my family for about 50 years that is easily over 300 deer just tracking the ones that I shot. Plus my tracking skills were highly sought after for any difficult tracking job. So I got called in by lots of different people (some only knew me by reputation) to find game that they couldn't track. I m still a fine tracker, but sadly my eyesight is poor now. Cancer treatment took the vision in one eye. All I see is total darkness out of it. No light is bright enough to cause me to see anything but darkness. And my other eye is just getting old with the characteristic deterioration of close up vision. So I don't get many calls to track game anymore. But I still find the ones I shoot; however, a deer or two a year feeds my wife and I now. I even took to feeding my old lab venison because she reused to eat before she died. The last 24 hours or so she wouldn't even eat venison. We knew we would have to put her down but the next day was Christmas. So we would have to make arrangement for the day after Christmas. But she died on her own on Christmas morning. Anyway the guy in this episode would have been likely killing himself if he shot an arrow that hit the bigfoots head. He should have gone for a heart shot, but who knows bigfoot anatomy to aim for the heart. Even then the bigfoot would have had plenty of time to kill him before it bled out. A heart shot you die from lack of oxygen due to either no blood circulation to keep the brain cells oxygenated, or in the case of what is no doubt a huge heart lack of oxygen once it has bled out. How long do you think it would take for that huge animal to die from lack of oxygen. I would say at least a few minutes. In the meantime it would probably be trying to kill the hunter. Plus there were no doubt others of the bigfoot clan nearby that would respond to the wounded one's calls. I am sure they wouldn't take kindly to him killing their father, son, or brother. I am sure the reason nobody has brought out a body part of a bigfoot that they shot is because they where killed by the bigfoot clan after making the kill. I think shooting a bigfoot is an immediate death sentence one way or another. You are better off hoping they leave you alone or stop theidr aggressive displays before killing you than trying to fight back if attacked. But great stories. Keep 'em coming.

Happy New Year Nance and squad...... from Oregon !🤍

Hello Sas-squad and Nance we are having tacos yum 😋

Thanks Nance 😊❤

Nance, hope your body is well on its way to health restored!👍👍

HAPPY NEW YEAR 🎉To you Nance & ll the loving people's put that ❤️ love the Big Guy and there family members!

Loves my Miss Nance on Fridays and Tuesdays! Thank you, dear, for your hard work. Frozen cheese pizza and Voodoo Ranger Imperial IPA for snackage! 😁

Thank you for the stories Nance.

Glad you are feeling better Nac❤

Yes Nance, RL always spoils our fun. 😀

Having my morning coffee with you. Thx!

Thanks Nance great encounters. Take your time. I will wait. Much love ❤️

No worries Nance. Happy to wait. Stories were great tonight ❤ cryptid Canada's computer went on the fritz too. Keep up the good work. Always good to hear from you.

Hi, my name is Jerry. I enjoy your show. I appreciate what you do and thank you so much. My Lord bless you and keep you always.

You were late posting I think last week and I was going to call the police on you 😂😂keep up the great work Nance

They are protected

Thnx Nance

🍀💚🍀 Greetings & Salutations friend

Better than TV, I'M FIXING TO TEAR OUT AND REMODEL A1800 SQUARE FOOT HOME, SO I UNDERSTAND!😂

Happy Friday ! Hope you aren't getting blown away!

The Sasquatch valley trip was amazing. Thank you Nance for the story. I will be here at whatever time you post.

Note to self...don't drink water by the stream bank...

Thanks gal, no worries. Two great stories.

TY Nance ❤ !

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Thanks ❤

You spoil us so of course you have to say it. Thank you Nac appreciate you.😊

😂😂😂he was on a mission 😂

Thank you:)

Hello Nance, thanks for the stories. The bow hunter? Yes to me it would be murder. They have a right to live in peace.

Great stories

Hey, Nance, life happens. I look forward to your posts when you are able to put them up. I'm not always ready to hear them when you do post them because of work, etc. Still I appreciate all that you do. It is going to be awesome when the remodelling is done. (Wonder if there will be a bit of an echo with the hardwood flooring, lol.) Cheers!

Love your channel

The first one was sort of close to home. A woman and her daughter were on a bike route a couple of years ago in West carrolton and saw a Bigfoot. So they are still around here.

Sounds like Sasquatch might have his own pet Dog 🤔☺️✌️

As usual, two excellent stories. It is amazing at how many longtime, experienced hunters will say that they had a Bigfoot sighted in their scopes and had a perfect shot they knew would take the Bigfoot down, but in the process of looking at Bigfoot in their scopes, they saw its human like ways and no way would they shoot it. They felt that if they killed Bigfoot, it was akin to committing murder. As to all that's going on with your remodeling work and everything else, you don't have to apologize about not getting stories out on time and projects you are planning done in time. That is real life at work and its messy. It also takes precedence over this. Everyone have a great weekend. The weather seems pretty crazy right now in most places. I used to live just a few miles from Sugarcreek MetroPark. I walked the trails of that park for years. It's always been one of my favorite places. Too bad one of the trees that made up the Three Sisters finally came down some years ago. It's loss totally changed the nature of that section of the park. So glad you showed off that lovely place.

Ty

could of been his dog 🐶 😂😂😂

Ketchup is good on fries .😊

Love your stories. I have hunted with my dad since I was 7+/-. I have no problem taking game, putting down sick/injured animals but I would not kill a Bigfoot either. But if it attacked, then yes I'll protect. Myself.

good stories

I've been cooking some different types beans,fried potatoes and cornbread for a few days it's a hit right now. The next round of cornbread is going to be in the muffin pans. I'd wish I had my mom's cast iron pans that were the corn stick and the one that had the corn shape I could be such a hit. Find something that you love and you'll never work a day in your life.

It's ok, Namc you do you m

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Hold everything.....are you playing ketchup.....or mustard!... it doesn't work, if I have to explain

Ooh, another good one...I mean 2!

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Does big foot keep a dog as a pet, a companion, or a hunting partner.. kind of sounds like it...who knows?

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The dog was probably abandoned by it's owners 😔

I said it for you Nance hehe

Hi Nance, you sat on one of your live shows that you accept Sasquatch artwork. I sent in an email with some of my work attached and never responded.

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Folks, do not buy these Kinectic Heaters as Advertised on many sites--they are the Biggest Rip Off this year, ask me how I know....

🥳😘hi nance

MURDER??? First you have to prove they are human. LOL. Until then they are fair game. And, if you try to thrown in how some of the First Nations people viewed them as “brothers”, keep in mind that it is in the same context that bears, foxes, etc are also our “brothers”. Does that mean that bears and foxes, etc are all human? Hilarious.

Loved the stories thanks oh it was roast , carrots and mash potatoes