Tales of the Honey Island Swamp Monster: Bigfoot Beyond the Trail
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In this latest installment of Bigfoot Beyond the Trail, Aleks takes a deep dive into the stories of the infamous Honey Island Swamp monster in Louisiana.
If you have any Sasquatch sightings, videos, photos, footprint tracks etc. and would like to share them or get in contact with Aleks please use the email "aleks@smalltownmonsters.com"
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@@eunice5531 You aren't the only one! It happened to a friend of mine who had to go to N.O. 3 times! They saved his life. The last time he went due to incompetent care they were so angry that they took names and reported them all themselves! Saint Landry and Lafayette had the worst record of care in the state. 🙏 for your healthy future!
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Guy taking you out in the boat is the real deal. He and I have hunted, fished, and frogged those areas for many decades. Thanks for highlighting our little area of the world. It is truly a treasure.
James is definitely the real deal! It was awesome to go out with him in the swamp.
so u are saying u believe in bigfoot?
@@shanehester5317 I'd say that the jury is still out for me. Never came across anything that screamed to me that it couldn't be explained by other proven creatures. But, I do think there are a lot of places to hide out there, if I wanted to stay hidden (and didn't mind mosquitos, deer flies, gnats, swamp gas, etc). LOL
@@FamilyFriendlyNOLA I know it's fun to believe there might be a monster in the woods.but there's too many trail cams,hunters,hikers and such in the woods .by now this thing would have been proven if there was one.u have to have a viable popution to survive it can't just be one or two.
@@shanehester5317 which is why you are hearing more people claiming they are supernatural. I agree. My inclination is that they are not real, and most cases I believe are made up and the rest can be chalked up to misidentification. I've been stuck in that swamp at night, and it can be isolated and very creepy, so I can see how people's imaginations would get the best of them. I do believe we would have some solid evidence by now, besides footprints and grainy pictures.
I love watching these Bigfoot shows
True Story: on our trip back from Florida to Texas I cannot remember exactly where we were at the time but we were just about to get on one of the looooong bridges over some swampy waters. It was late sometime past 12am. And as I’m driving I’m talking to my wife I see a huge shadow. I stayed quite for a moment as we passed it up. I remember a huge dark silhouette easily over 6ft tall, if I could give my best description of what I seen it would be Shaquille O’Neal in a dark colored Gillie Suit. This thing was walking slowly and appeared to be hunched over. After I passed it up I realized the car was silent, I looked over at my wife and she was like “did you see that?” And I was like WTH I thought I was tripping. That thing was huge. We thought about turning around and checking it out. But it was super late and we still had a 5 hour trip to get home. So we chose life. This thing was moving so if it was some person in a costume trying to scare someone at this time of day. I applaud you 👏
You would have stopped for a better look and right now David from missing 411 would be discussing your disappearance shortly
Were y'all over the Atchafalaya Basin Bridge coming out of Baton Rouge going towards Lafayette?
I would have kept driving to.
Nothing says "true story" like a comment on a TH-cam comment section 🙄
@Brendan Oh yea, that's why I read em all. I watch over 50 bigfoot channels but some of the most interesting info I've found was in the comments.
This was so well done. You didn't jump to conclusions and you didn't try to fabricate an encounter. You just presented what you have learned & showed the interviews so the viewers can come to their own conclusions. Thank you for this!
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching!
do u believe in bigfoot?
You are absolutely right that there are things in the woods that some would say aren’t supposed to be there. Most game wardens will tell you to your face that there is no such thing as a black panther in Mississippi. Several years back, I worked in a photo developing lab in Starkville, MS. I had a lady bring in a roll of negatives from a game camera in her back yard that had a photo of one walking behind a stone bench in her yard. It’s back cleared the bench seat by over 6”. In a previous frame, she had photographed herself walking by the same bench and that seat came to her knees. She was about 5’8. That was no kitty cat. I now live farther south and often hear stories of sightings of large cats. I have heard things, too. So awesome to see you guys in the area and I love the way your group comes in to look and the often skeptical approach you take to stay unbiased. Stay safe and enjoy our home!
I live here in Louisiana they have had alot of sitings in the Kisatchie National Forest up around Alexandria La. I've actually had some experiences in Amite Louisiana back in the 70s.
I have family that lives in the Kisatchie!
This channel always has high quality content.. great job once again …
Really appreciate you researching these things. It’s a huge start for people being more willing to keep an open mind about these beings
So much more real than much of what you see on TV.
Just as elusive is a cousin of mine, Donald Pagnac, who has lived in the Honey Island Swamp for over 50 years. He's a hermit and was teased and bullied back when in high school and later in his young adult life because of his excessive body hair. He was called a loup garou or rougarou. He would come into Picayune or Pearl River a few times a year for supplies and check his mail. It has been 15 years since his sister had contact with him.
I had tears well up reading this. Too often humans can be so nasty and mean for no reason. I don’t blame cousin Donald for wanting nothing to do with them. I pray he’s ok.
How old would he be today?
I knew Harlan Ford he worked with my step father, I have been to his house and seen the evidence. Harlan was an air traffic controller and had no reason to lie about this.
Yup, I see the "veil" some call it a "grid" so "they" are there for sure! Never gets old it's absolutely exciting stuff!
And I just wanted to say I'll be calling Morgan & Morgan up tomorrow about a medical malpractice case thanks for the advertisement. And thank you so much for this great video like I said it feels like I'm out there with you
Has to be one of the best STM episodes so far. Thank You for all of your hard work folks.
I wonder who would win in a fight between a 10’ thousand pound Bigfoot or a big giant killer grizzly?
Good job, Aleks. Thanks for all your efforts. 😊
This was great keep them coming 👏
Appreciate the story telling and music!
Music was perfect.
Great video production as always. I hope the future episodes could be all of the crew together again. Tate, Eli, and Aleks interactions and working together on a investigation is awesome. Thank you again. Best bigfoot documentary ever.
I can't get over just how thick it is back there, Aleks points out how the river virtually disappeared just a few yards into the forest.......what a great slew of critters and creatures probably making that habitat their home! A gorgeous area we have in the American South. Thanks Aleks and STM for yet another fantastic documentary on another excellent potential home for our famous and elusive wild American primate! Thank you folks for all the hard work and great research you've done to share this phenomenal content with us! Be super safe and please keep on keepin on. 🤙🇺🇲✌️
I live in Butte Larose near Henderson La.
On our second night sleeping here after movie in, I heard something hit the wall on our bathroom followed by walking on the roof.
It was disturbing to say the least.
The roof there is 13'.
Theres a tree but no branches are over the roof.
Could of been someone pinching off 1 of dem there sewer gators in the bathroom!!sometimes they get so big,theys be poking their heads outta tha commode!!
Very well done, brother. Thanks!
Fabulous Film! Thank you for the journey Aleks!! 😁♥️
Alecks, you have a solid methodical approach,a well executed plan, followed up by research into the local history. You test the information in the field and conclude with your findings. Solid work Sir
Was absolutely buzzing for the channel to see a documentary on sky was thrilled for you your work is amazing so thank you for all your hard work and the rest of the team
wow cant wait for this , ❤👍👍
Thank you guys so much for putting this video out. It feels like I'm out there with you. Once again thank you so much to all of you gentlemen and ladies
I love your productions, thank you so much for all your hard work and sharing it with the world!
Another great episode. You really capture the “feel” of the swamps!
As an insomniac I haunt the house usually from about 2 to 5 AM. It was quite pleasant to sit on the back porch, in the dark, drinking coffee, listening to crickets and tree frogs while the dog wandered around until I started hearing things. One night there was a "Whoop!" and then a responding, "Whoop!" some way off. I knew what that was because of David Paulides. (Thank you Mr. Paulides!) At first, it occurred to me that it could be kids, but who would be out in the pitch-black, thick woods in the night, without flashlights in the mud? It's been raining here on and off for weeks.
Another time in the 4 AM hour, a quiet night, there were sounds like large branches snapping. One about every two seconds. It sounded maybe 5 to 6 times. Both this and the whoops seemed some distance away so not too concerning. But enough to warn that they might be around.
Around this time, we decided to put motion sensing flood light bulbs in all the flood light fixtures. There are 7 fixtures with 2 sockets each, thus 14 motion sensing bulbs, that work independently. It was like a disco the first couple of weeks. Lights flashing on and off all night all around the house. But if you looked out the window you saw NOTHING. That has dissipated, thankfully, to almost nothing now. Perhaps they thought it was an amusing game at first.
Another night just outside the window there was a low whistle. Like a coaches' whistle but not that loud. Of course, it was on the other side of the window so it's hard to judge the volume. One short blast. That one gave me such a start that it felt like my bones rattled.
One afternoon, removing a spider from the gazebo with a wooden tool, I tried to knock the spider off the end of it. I tapped it on the porch railing a couple of times and IMMEDIATELY sharp, staccato wood knocks started. Maybe 7 of them. That's when I remembered the website said don't do that EVER. "What have I done?"
Later, my dog and I were on the back porch in the dark (probably around 3 or 4 am) when he returned to the porch, trotting up the stairs, there was a low gurgly growl. That was enough for me. It's too close now. We don't go out after dark unless we're together (my spouse and myself) with the flood lights on. Oddly, the dog didn't respond to the growl at all. He didn't even seem to notice it.
Another time: someone threw 2 pebbles and a small rock at the window. Tick...tick...tick. They were laying there the next morning. I had hoped it was bugs hitting the window.
Fortunately, I've never: seen anything, experienced anything supernatural or felt the debilitating fear others have. It's mainly just creepy at night. Covering the windows thoroughly has helped eliminate much of the night time creep factor.
This is the second one sent 9/13/21: None too concerning but a heads-up that the Sabe are here. This is a follow-up.
We've continued to hear them making various sounds: whoop, woo, and whoo-roop with whoo-rup (in response), etc.
Since then, we've had some experiences that were much more alarming. I'll start with the least to the worst and in order of occurrence.
One morning, it was light, we heard a chorus of bloodcurdling screams coming from the wood to the east. It sounded like 3 to 5 women screaming for about 10 seconds.
About a week ago, around 10 am, while out on the deck putting a bit of seed in the bird feeder (only enough for one day so as not to draw the Sabe) I looked over into my neighbor's wood and in a small bright clearing stood a Sabe. From that distance it was impossible to say definitively if it was male or female. The chest appeared to be flat so I'll say "he." He was facing the back of my neighbor's house. He stood stock still. I got a good look at his silhouette. He was dark colored, hairy, and slim. He didn't appear to be particularly tall or stocky but was a classic shape in every other way.
I ran in the house to get binoculars but when I returned seconds later, he was gone.
This is the worst one. We just moved here a few months ago, and I love this place but this gave me thoughts of selling... My husband suggested we go out on the gazebo to have coffee, IN THE DARK, yesterday morning. I'd already had one growl at me when I was sitting out in the dark drinking coffee and had decided to never do that again. Anyway, we went. It seemed that if we were together, it would be okay. No.
We have some fairly bright flashlights so when we went out, we scanned the wood to our east, north and west (our house is to the south). We saw eyeshine in the wood to the north (about a half-acre away). BIG eyes. We held the lights there and it never moved but it closed its eyes several times. It appeared to be crouching down behind a large pile of soil we have gathered for our raised planting beds.
That's when the noise started. It made the Sierra Sounds a joke. They weren't trying to be quiet at all. They were yelling. They had us surrounded on three sides. They were signaling back and forth to each other with woo and whoop sounds. There was just about half a second of the "ninja chatter." There were more sounds but it was too much to take in. It was overwhelming.
I said, "We need to get in the house NOW!" My husband stood still in the middle of the porch (we'd left the gazebo and were moving toward the house) and said he wanted to listen to them. I said we can listen from INSIDE!
As I was at the back door I flipped on the floodlights and it went quiet, THANK GOD, and my husband said he heard at least one thumping off with heavy footsteps.
We had our phones with us but we didn't record anything because it was stunning and happened so fast. I can see why people don't catch these occurrences. Perhaps we could go out again, as bait, and have our phones recording.
It was quiet for a long time after that. This year (2023) we heard them tossing acorns or pebbles against a window then a month later banging in the woods and twice on the house. It woke us up. It was loud. That's all of it so far. Our neighborhood is being built up. I hope they go away.
WOW, thank you for this detailed report!
while others still ponder if the sabe are "elusive", "legendary" and whatnot you and me know they are real. and many other people around the world know this, too.
i am writing from germany where the wild forest people have a long history (documented in old papers and paintings, e.g.). they are here in my neck of woods, just 2km further, behind the city limits.
i have seen them, interacted with them, collected evidence (not for myself, though) and they keep building the same structures, leaving the same traces and bending trees the same way as they do in the us, canada, australia, china, russia and everywhere else.
and like everywhere else on this planet german authorities keep their existence under the carpet, for many good and bad reasons.
@@felice9907 im from holland i've heard stories about them in germany where are u from exactly in germany so i can do a trip to there for an investigation.
Where do u live if i may ask?
@@felice9907 Thank you for your reply and I'm sorry for my late one. For some this platform turns off my "answers to comments" toggle so I don't know anyone has replied.
We found a blind in our little wood behind our house. They'd bent a tree over and placed dead brush up against it like a picket fence. It was perfect for viewing the house. I tore it apart in blind fury thinking someone was watching us. I wish I'd taken a photo.
I did take photos of footprints and later tree structures though. They recently had pulled a bunch of yaupon hollies together in a dome shape. I cut them down, chipped them and now they're mulch in my garden.
I have no ill will against these creatures but creeping around watching us at night is horrifying and unacceptable.
Why do all these governments try to hide these creatures? What's the point? Millions of people have seen and reported them. At this point it's ridiculous.
Our government, the US, is so corrupt I wouldn't put anything past them now.
@@obelus5985 how interesting all this! I can imagine why the governments are hiding their existence: it would cause a huge loss in several fields like logging, camping, hiking etc. but what counts even more, imo, is the fact that these beings are the closest relatives that we as humans have.
official recognition would imply question of special protection, human rights and other social and even religious issues that might cause turmoil and panic.
so, in a way, it´s good for these forest folks to be rather safe by "non-existing", on the other hand some of them are aggressive and a pain in the neck but that doesn´t really make them different from us "normal" people, does it?
18:53 where the alligator is. Zoom in to the tree in the back near is last hump out of the water. You’ll see an entity smiling or showing his teeth with eyes nose mouth. This isn’t pareidolia. You can even see the pupils in his eyes. It’s not a different color. It doesn’t stand out. You have to zoom in on this timestamp. It’s on the tree so I would say the being could possibly be in front of the tree behind the alligator
The offer still stands as before, I could have taken you to the places in the Atchafalaya basin and lake dautrieve where I’ve had my personal sightings and so have others. 😁👌🏼 Love the video
I live in SC. I was on some Game management land about two years ago and just before day light I heard something that sounded like a gorilla. It was so load I felt it. I was about 20 feet in a tree and I was glad the sun would be up soon.
Welcome to my house! Louisiana is truly Sportsman's Paradise, food everywhere you look.
Truly filled with natural wonders!
Excellent work Aleks! I’ve never been to this part of the country but you gave us an in-depth look and feel to the place. My favorite part is always the interviews with locals. Looking forward to whatever is next! 🎉
Thanks Julie! Glad to highlight the mysteries of the Louisiana Swamp's in such a way.
It's much better than watching a bunch of rich guys with all their gear. Y'all can have the swamp. I love the woods though.Anyway I enjoyed the documentary.
I believe this happened back in the eighties my father was either in Iberia Parish or Saint Martin Parish and he claims that he did see a mountain lion or Puma. He didn't remember exactly where he was it was just out in the country but he was extremely shocked to see it.
Very cool to hear, thanks for sharing!
Thanks so much for making this video. Was super excited. I’ve been hunting in the Honey Island Swamp for 7 years.
Very cool! Any unusual occurrences out there?
I recon that even if any of you bigfoot hunters did get a good clear shot of a sasquatch you wouldn't share it with the public anyways and i respect that! I am sure you share it amongst you selves though!! But either way i am grateful for these types of videos you all are so lucky to live in all of that wilderness! i would be doing what you guys do too and i wouldn't share my pics either!! i think that's why even pictures that do slip the net so to speak! People do there best to say they are fake because if it came out to the world that these creatures are truly real, we as a species would do what we do best and destroy them all and that's not on at all!! keep doing what you all do best and keep this legend just that!
I live in pearl river and hunt both the bogue chitto Federal refuge and pearl river wildlife management area both are part of the honey island swamp its awesome to see this.
Ever wonder why only one or two footprints are found at a time or the footprints disappear for no apparent reason?
Excellent video, great documentation and interviews, good quality. Pretty wild area over there, defintely a good place for Bigfoot. Very mystreious and spooky areas, the swamps are.
Thank you, Serg
Thank you! Swamps are quite fascinating places indeed.
👋 Sorry, I was a little after reviewing notification. But I'm on it‼️👍👍👍
Alek, boots on the ground. Just love your form of research.👍 Stay safe ‼️
Very interesting and informative, I especially enjoy the historic accounts from native cultures and the similarities with contemporary accounts of sightings. I would love to visit areas like this for a month or two, just exploring and learning about the area. Sadly, this isn't likely for me but vids like this give a great feel for the atmosphere and history of places I may never be able to visit, so thanks for posting! 😊
Glad to help transport you there virtually! Thanks for checking it out 😁
I am from that part of Louisiana/Mississippi. My family business made it possible where we had to go through Honey Island. I never witnessed anything personally but I had family members who had. Just driving through there would give you the chills.. The place is so dense it's like one minute you're driving through scattered pine trees on both sides of the interstate and the next you got swamps all around you. And then the surrounding open up and you in Slidell.... creepy.... you don't want to have a flat by yourself going through there.
Thanks for your comment Louis. If you have any stories that you might be willing to share from that area I'd love to hear about them. My email is aleks@smalltownmonsters.com. Thanks -Aleks
Another great doc.
Great works guys! Best Bigfoot content on YT
This is wild. My dad grew up in Franklinton, LA and I spent weeks there every summer during childhood. My grandmother who grew up in Bogalusa always told me to look out for “boogers” whenever we’d go out in the woods or to the river. I just assumed she meant bad people until literally in the last 5 years when I learned that folks in that part of the country called Sasquatch, wood boogers. Never thought I’d see Franklinton, LA in a BTT episode. Shocked TBH but very cool. Anyone planning a visit should go in October when the Washington Parish Free Fair is going on. Weather will also be nicer for going Squatchin’. Great episode! Nice work as always.
WOW! 🤯 That is amazing, what a small world! Thanks for sharing, that goes very well to the point of it being a wider phenomenon in the area beyond just the Honey Island Swamp!
Also, my grandmother lived to be 99 (less than 3 months from 100). She was born in 1916, so the stories of Boogers or Wood Boogers in the area go back at least 100 years.
Love that new chest bag and glad to see you have some protection out there while by yourself. As usual, Great Documentary, love your work.
Informative and well done. I enjoyed watching it.
Hey Aleks, thank you for the shows you bring they're kickass in content and imagery.
Ive seen it in Slidell when i was a kid and didnt know about all the documentation until i grew up
Very interesting. What did you see?
Thank you for sharing
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I love your videos guys!! Keep them coming!
Thanks John, we certainly will!
This was really well done! Learned quite a bit..Thank you! You’re putting out great videos and research work 😊
Thanks for the nod!
Of course, thanks for the interview that ultimately led to that awesome encounter interview with Dave!
FINALLY!!! I just love that intro music!!! I put my earbuds as far in and turn the volume all the way up!!! Ahhhh yes!!!
Love the amount of content like this y'all are putting out lately. So good.
Another amazing job Aleks. Hated to see how high the water was while you were there......but what are you do. I liked that chest rig you were using. The one I use my pistol is exposed to the elements. I'm going to try to find the maker of that rig. Anyway great job I thoroughly enjoyed this adventure, thanks for taking us along.
Thanks Pat! Hill People Gear. They make some great and very practical stuff.
Best new thing on YT small town monsters. I’m not a Hunter and I believe live and let live. But you screw with my dogs it’s over yard ape, I do believe in the 2amendment . Love these shows.
I wonder who would win in a fight between a 10’ thousand pound Bigfoot or a big giant killer grizzly?
Well done Aleks💫
You do a great job with your videos. Very professional yet laid back. I'll be on the look out for your next one.🙂
Thanks for the documentary as always really interesting & you guys always go places unfortunately I’ll never get to investigate so keep up the great work.
Great job, made me homesick. I’m from the area. I have never seen anything unusual for those areas. Did you know that the Tulane Primate Research Area has had multiple monkeys escape multiple times over the decades. While hunting in Plaquemines Parish I could have sworn I could here chimps or the likes chattering away.
I also used Morgan and Morgan I'm happy to say they followed my ambulance to the hospital and had a lawsuit started before I got out of surgery these guy's get it done
I wish I had called Morgan and Morgan to find out
if I had be injured after my auto accident.
Hopefully, they can help the good folks of East Palestine, Ohio.
You can't get a lawyer that fast and they aren't going to follow an ambulance to a hospital
Jean Lafitte wasn't an actual pirate. He started a privateer company the guarded trading ships.
I love small town America. I hunted all through my teens and 20’s in gheens Louisiana, if your not from the area you will never notice it
Great job of doing the historical background on Louisiana and the swamps! You’re doing a great job, Brother!
I cannot believe that a few years back, I’d messaged you and was being super critical of your voice. What’s so awesome about you, you didn’t take my criticism negatively and you’ve only excelled beyond that. It says so much about you as a person and a serious researcher. I really feel that you’ve pinnacled above other Sasquatch investigative groups. I feel you’ve even excelled over several that are on tv.
There’s a rise in sightings in the southeast area of Colorado. There’s a really good researcher close to where I live and he’s documenting as many encounters as possible. But, we also have a guy here that is, in my opinion, an idiot. Seeing things that aren’t verifiable, thinking he can speak to the beings by whistling, showing legitimate traveling corridors through brush and lower covering plants, ( yes, they’re legitimate but not for a large bipedal creature but actually predators like bears and mountain lions ). He’s showing these and he’s giving people a false knowledge of the predators which, I feel, is going to get someone seriously injured or even worse.
I think what he’s doing is comical in many ways but giving false facts are eventually going to be very harmful. He’s the kind of person that gives legitimate researchers, like yourself, a bad name and actually delegitimize the facts showing a real creature.
Keep up your great work!
You ever come back to Louisiana I’ll let ya stay at my place bc I live about an hour away from Franklinton. The place where I live is very squatchy. I live in a small town called Greensburg, Louisiana and it’s nothing but wooded where I’m at.
Very intetesting , i see your Storys from Gemany many Greetings .
So every single small town across America at least all of the ones I’ve been to for any amount of time have the same legend of a circus train the railing and certain animals never being found . That is the go to reason all across this country . And in reality I doubt it ever happened anywhere at all.
Definitely seems to be a common motif all over the place!
I mean, how many circus menagerie trains were there back in those days?😂
@@davek5027 you’d think millions by the sounds of how many wrecked around small towns across America
In 1996 my wife and I along with about 12 other people went on a camping and canoeing trip on the Bogue Chitta river inear Mt Hermon , Louisiana which is near the Mississippi , Louisiana Border , our tents were about 30 yards away from the river bank and at bout 11:00 o clock that night my best friend and two other men in our group were sitting at the camp fire drinking a few beers and we heard something huge running across the river and as I looked in the direction of the the noise I could see a dark silhouette running up the river bank across from where we were camped , I remember looking at the guys and saying that wasn’t a man ! We were totally shocked at the speed of this thing as it ran up the river bank into the woods. The campground we stayed at was called “ Canoe and trail outpost “ it’s really in a remote area and is a beautiful place to canoe and camp , all I can say is that many other people have experienced sightings in that same area . I truly believe we saw a Sasquatch that night and that memory is etched in my mind.
Very interesting, thank you for sharing your story!
@@SmallTownMonsters Thank you for your time and hard work getting these encounters out.
New subscriber thanks to In Search Of TV 📺 series been interested in Bigfoot and 🛸 and Bigfoot movies to. Great introduction with the music reminds me of Gator movie opining. Swamps are dangerous and Florida has Pythons to besides the skunk ape. The older ones that live in those sightings areas have great stories to tell to. Stay safe Squatchin . 👍📸
My stepfather is a native Louisianan and a ex Navy Seal with experience in the Vietnam War. He has been to Honey Island and told me he would never set foot there again!
They out there buddy. I had similar encounters.. plus some family and friends likewise through the years. I live on the Mississippi side of the Honey Island
Would love to hear about your encounters if you'd be willing to share! You can email me at at "aleks@smalltownmonsters.com", Thanks! -Aleks
Keep that swamp clean make sure u never leave any trash we all want the area to be there for everyone to enjoy especially for the wildlife
I love that even in modern times there are unknown intelligent species still living. Makes this world seem more magical.
I live in North Louisiana and we have known for years that there are many hot spots in the state to get Bigfoot activities 1st the North West corner of the state thin mid North of Louisiana has always had significant sighting and Honey Island and Mississippi also, Atchafalaya River Basin also the Calfax area in mid state. If you want Bigfoot action in Louisiana you don't have to go far to get it.
This is how i approach these things:
1) people see something that isn't normal. You then have different catagories of those people, which you can figure out yourselves
2) you ALWAYS have people who want to hoax things. I met a guy in appalachia that actually tried to hoax bigfoot tracks but when out there in the middle of the night he got confronted and since then he point blank refuses to even go into forests ( despite being hunting since his 7th birthday.. geezer is 65 now and that event happened when he was 22.). I do not know why people want to hoax things.
3) people that want to scare their friends. It is possible that some tracks ( especially with the shoe thing) are faked but that doesn't necessarily mean that the ones hoaxing it is the guy that found them. It could well be one of their friends trying to scare the living daylights out of the guy camping.
4) some people have had a real encounter and then think that no one believes them unless they bring some evidence of said encounter. so they fabricate something. this is what i call faction. Part fact ( the encounter) rest fiction ( like some of the tracks actually are).
Thing is, just because you find a shoe with that print doesn't mean its recent. It should have been decently checked out to say one way or another. In the animal world a lot of animals have scars or even crooked limbs ( from fights). If we put that to the "bigfoot" creature its possible that some of them, because they are reckless or had a bear encounter/ other cryptid encounter they may have damage ( maybe on their foot) especially bayou country when it comes to aligators ... snap and roll though i believe that aligators probably stay away from bigfeet.
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Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts! Definitely a lot of interesting points you've made and great food for thought.
The stories coming from the comments are amazing
Always one of the most interesting parts after posting a video. Seeing people from those very areas sharing their stories!
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I used to live in Picayune and Pass Christian Mississippi and still spend a lot of time down there. We hunt the Honey Island Swamp and the Pearl River wildlife management area. There is definitely something in those swamps, strange whistles and hoots. Feelings of being watched, we had our dogs refuse to run. These dogs track and capture wild hogs they are fearless but yet have refused to unload from the truck. We've been shadowed while hunting, we could hear footsteps in step with us and stop when we stopped. There is no doubt there is something big, ancient, strong, and smart in that primitive wetland. Plenty of room to hide and thrive. 🐒🙉🙈🙊🐒
So cool to hear about that, thanks for sharing! Definitely is a very intriguing area.
I don't know who does your artwork for the thumbnails of the videos or the quick clips of sasquatch scattered through out them ( 28:43 ) but man do they look good. Fantastic job!
The Honey island swamp creature that was filmed is very compelling as it looks almost just like Patty from the Patterson film.
I love those chest packs! But Hill People Gear is super expensive. A hundred forty bucks is going a wee bit overboard for a small pack you wear on your chest.
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I hunted and paddled Honey Island Swamp for decades I have never seen, heard, or smelled anything, or any sign of such a creature
This was a great episode! It's unfortunate the you didn't have time to get to interview the guy with recordings of Bigfoot screaming, that would be a very intriguing listen. And the story of the dog, how awful. I've never heard a Bigfoot story where it seemed to be intentional malice. Can't wait for the next video!
I love how STM does their work. Alex and Eli are also so analytical and honestly there for the Sasquatch. I mean if you truly think about it. They really are trying to bring light to them. In a positive direction and I would say getting them protected. We all have a purpose everyone of us. That purpose is sometimes not defined until later on in life. And all those forks and tragedies lead us in a direction that at that point in time we just didn’t understand. I really feel this is their purpose. They need to be protected. I don’t think it will happen in my lifetime, yet maybe my children’s. Sasquatch is truly amazing they really are!
Shout out to Hellbent Holler.
About the dog story: he let the head of his "beloving pet" just laying around for 3 days? Weird
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Chimp x alligator 🤣🤣absolutely impossible but very funny and you really have to give some people the thumbs up for having such great imaginations 🤣🤣
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I've always thought that power line rights-of-way could be used for traveling on foot but I never thought that a Bigfoot would use one. Also the Pearl River alluvial plain provides a virtually uninterrupted stretch of forest from the Gulf to NE Mississippi where you could easily switch to a similar plain of a different waterway and head into Alabama. These manmade and natural corridors could be used to migrate over hundreds of miles while going largely unnoticed.
اللهم اجعل حياتنا مليئة بالأمان والسعادة والرضا، وارزقنا من حيث لا نحتسب يا كريم ❤️
Since I saw these creatures I can't go one day with out thinking about them
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