Hey Dude, Interesting to see someone else close to home. Born in Dawson GA, have lived in Terrell Co., Lee, Dougherty & Worth but have spent a lot of time all over Md/So Ga.

Hey bro I know they're down there, plus those down there are very vocal at night, my very first sighting was around west point lake one night I had night vision scope and thought some military was doing training as I watched this thing belly crawling through the pines to a ridge, then I noticed eyeshine and I knew it wasn't a person, a feeling of dread hit me like I was seeing the devil himself poured over me like ice water. I knew I was in danger, but it was trying to evade us and being very quiet. Back then night vision was around 10k and only military had wide use of them, so I thought wtf is this guy doing with no lights, but its movements was not like a person, it looked like it was on one of those car slider rollers used to work under cars, it was that fluid looking no jerky motion, and it only took a few seconds before it looked right at me, and its eyes were tennis ball size, I froze up talking to my girlfriend as she was asking what is it, we had made a camp site and pitched a tent earlier and I told her we needed to leave because of coyote were everywhere lying to her face. We got back from dock and I didn't even roll nothing up just threw it in the trunk and hauled ass out this long dirt road. Idk how many of these creatures are in ga, but I know for a fact that middle to south western ga has them roaming around plus north west were the mountains are too a few sightings from there, so I live in the mountains in VA here, much wilderness here but not like desolate as la Grange around west point lake, the bigfoot here usually stay around the Appalachian trail areas because it's all national forests and remote for even hikers to go off trail. One more thing to add, after hearing this, when they know that a human knows they exist, it turns into like a curiosity for them, they want to know what your purpose for this knowledge, say like your going to gather men to go hunt them down or something, this behavior is known with native tribes as they didn't have the same stigma attached to mythical creatures and ridiculed as white man, we are just coming around to realizing we are not alone, in the woods, and now skies and oceans with technology more advanced than we are. The only way I saw mine is with high tech gear at the time, we are just now spreading this knowledge as facts and it's not just the kooks anymore, it's very real

First, Ur name is dope🙂🤜🤛 Second, Thank U, from CA, for sharing ur encounters. I hope U n ur friend are doing well. Although U were definitely scared being so close a good few times. I hope these incidences have not left such a traumatic affect on either of U🙏 My heart goes out to those who suffer with extreme PTSD😕 Stay safe Dakota n Friend🙏

Great account ty for the share sir!

Thanks to the gust for the share great detailed account 👍

You're not nuts😅

That is the most excellent way of putting it that I’ve ever heard of. It’s also, absolutely true. Once you’ve seen one, you can’t unring that bell, can you. Every time I think of my encounters, that same wild eyed, jaw dropped expression washes over me. Btw, have you ever seen a werewolf?

City folks.

We have the head of that deer in our shop to this day.

@@dakotameadows5590 quite the trophy/gift.

@@dakotameadows5590 that's awesome.

I wonder if giving you the deer was them trying to keep you out of the woods?? Regardless, very interesting.

Yeah, I think at this point, knowing they have a language, family units, possible communities hidden out there, they are certainly a hominid of some sort, and should be treated like a lost tribe.

They out class us....especially in the woods....they have good night vision and can see IR light....that's why nobody can get them on trail cameras. They emit an IR light wich can be seen by them day or night!

It was. It sounded human but in a foreign language. I couldn’t understand it but it was clear they were communicating

U gotta go back with a head cam lol that’s crazy

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