Great show.. Again, I agree with Cliff. Wife, dogs and I hike on the same trails within a mile of our home and have just had some small interactions now after 4 years of 2-4 days a week in the same spot. First it was hearing what sounded like a kookaburra nearby, to large stones being tossed high, and land next to us with a thud. Then came the tree peek. That scared the dogs. The rocks scared the wife. I still (after tourist season--- The Olympic Peninsula is popular in summer.) will give small gifts (food- red apples, and peanuts are a hit, green apples, carrots, are not, I also take quartz, and little colored glass "stones" from dollar store which disappear) and food that the clues afterward, and gifts of large weeds ripped from the ground, elk skeletons, an elk jaw, and broken trees along and over the path. I want to arrange a hike/camping trip (every person for themselves, I want no pay, just comrades) over a few days in some hot spot over an 8-10 mile excursion.
If you want to get a site of big hairy animals that want to eat you my deer, you can go to the Ukraine or Gasa right now,, I would suggest certain golf courses in the US, but that's another story. Anyway I miss you guys . Ah another big hairy animal, Bo Bo going to bed. You guys slay me, Bo listen man, alot of people leak around and unless, well it Depends, alot of people wear them, you play havoc on sheets and mattresses. Please Bo get a nice pair of Bigfoot pajamas! and when you go Squatchin put jerky in your PJ pockets and the Big Fellows will visit your tent. Years ago a farmer I knew hes gone now, but I was goose hunting along the Missouri River, he had planted a large quarter acre watermelon patch, many where tore up and I found footprints, this is back in the 70's, I cracked one open and tasted because it was late fall , they where unpicked very ripe and very sweet, My belief, they have a sweet tooth. I always thought you want to attract Sasquatches? plant a patch of watermelons, and leave them unpicked. These melons where smashed and broke open in a big way, it sure wasn't Racoons ! Oh and by the way we have no bears around here either.
Great show, wish I was back in Longview to keep going to Squatchfest
I literally laughed out loud when Cliff said "Keep it Squatchy".
Coming in at # 1 Crescent City CA, Del Norte County, Home of the BIGFOOT!!!!!!!!!!
Great show.. Again, I agree with Cliff. Wife, dogs and I hike on the same trails within a mile of our home and have just had some small interactions now after 4 years of 2-4 days a week in the same spot. First it was hearing what sounded like a kookaburra nearby, to large stones being tossed high, and land next to us with a thud. Then came the tree peek. That scared the dogs. The rocks scared the wife. I still (after tourist season--- The Olympic Peninsula is popular in summer.) will give small gifts (food- red apples, and peanuts are a hit, green apples, carrots, are not, I also take quartz, and little colored glass "stones" from dollar store which disappear) and food that the clues afterward, and gifts of large weeds ripped from the ground, elk skeletons, an elk jaw, and broken trees along and over the path. I want to arrange a hike/camping trip (every person for themselves, I want no pay, just comrades) over a few days in some hot spot over an 8-10 mile excursion.
Bobo’s crate lolol😂.
Hi guys! Good to hear your voices 😊
Another cool show. Cliff u should have your girl expand her haunted house to bobos trailer!
where is the bf museum ? greg's museun?
If you want to get a site of big hairy animals that want to eat you my deer, you can go to the Ukraine or Gasa right now,, I would suggest certain golf courses in the US, but that's another story. Anyway I miss you guys . Ah another big hairy animal, Bo Bo going to bed. You guys slay me, Bo listen man, alot of people leak around and unless, well it Depends, alot of people wear them, you play havoc on sheets and mattresses. Please Bo get a nice pair of Bigfoot pajamas! and when you go Squatchin put jerky in your PJ pockets and the Big Fellows will visit your tent. Years ago a farmer I knew hes gone now, but I was goose hunting along the Missouri River, he had planted a large quarter acre watermelon patch, many where tore up and I found footprints, this is back in the 70's, I cracked one open and tasted because it was late fall , they where unpicked very ripe and very sweet, My belief, they have a sweet tooth. I always thought you want to attract Sasquatches? plant a patch of watermelons, and leave them unpicked. These melons where smashed and broke open in a big way, it sure wasn't Racoons ! Oh and by the way we have no bears around here either.
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