From Australia to Appalachia: Chilling Bigfoot Encounters Caught Live

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1:00and I'm Jeremiah Byron. In this show, we go beyond the campfire stories to bring you firsthand encounters from people who say they've seen something impossible, from backwards trails and remote mountain haulers to quiet farms and crowded highways. The stories come from everywhere. And each one leaves us with more questions than answers. These are the voices of the people who've lived it. So settle in because today you'll hear another account that just might change the way you see the woods forever so stay with us. Darling in from Australia, how are you? Oh, hey, good to talk to you. You got some wild stuff over there. My brother, I just want to let you know, if I'm vague at times, please don't think I'm being vague. I'm happy to talk to you privately, but this is, I'd like to just give you some of my experiences, which is from an aboriginal point of view. And some of the beliefs we have, if that's okay with you, brother. I would love that, yeah, go right ahead. Okay, just a quick bit of background. My name's Gilbert E. Faye.

2:01We are from, we are the Carby people of the Mary River, which is in Queensland, Australia. We were four years ago, five years ago. Now we were trying to protect a sacred side of ours. It's known on the internet as the Gimpy Pyramid, but we call it Jackie Kundu. Now, I've known about this place for a long time. I'm pretty sure you'd known my brother the great man, Graham Hancock. That's your brother? Oh, no, not my brother, but he came and visited our site. Oh, okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, no, I know of Graham. Yeah, he came and visited us in 2020, and he was just amazed at what he saw. And I got to spend three days with Graham, which was fantastic. That's a side note, brother. So we now fast forward to 2021. It's the first time I'm actually camping, because we set up a camp there to protect our site. And I'm camping for the first night, the brother.

3:03It's about, actually it was the third night I was at camp. I had gone to bed, gone to my tent early. It was about about 11 p.m. And I was drifting, drifting into sleep. And then I had, this is the feeling how I explained it. Something grabbed me violently by the throat. It was choking me. And I'm being lifted up. I'm being lifted up. I'm terrified. And then he stops and slowly, gently puts me down like a baby. I sat up, woke up, screamed out, helped me. Help me and then thought, oh, everyone in the camp is gonna think you've lost your mind. Brother, just, I just wanna say that that was an entity, one of our protecting this site. And when he grabbed me, he was basically picking me up to say, who are you? Then recognize me, recognize my bloodline, my ancestor, and put me down.

4:04But that same night, two other women who were visiting the camp had a pressing down on their chest experience. And they got up and they left. One of them left at three in the morning. So, I think you understand, is it okay if I don't go to, I had those all right to share, brother. I just don't wanna give too much out or sound too mental either. Well, so I would say you're in the right place to share whatever you would want to share and don't feel like, it's over here. Some people, I feel crazy saying this, this is an area where you can be safe saying whatever you would need to. So that's not an issue, but it's whatever you feel comfortable as well doing is mainly the main thing. I appreciate that, brother, because I have been watching you, but I haven't spent enough time with your podcast. So I plan to do that, brother. And I really thank you for letting me come up and say that, I really do, man.

5:06It's a wild story and it sounds similar to some things we experience over here as well. Sometimes people are out in their tents and they will feel like they've been poked through the side of the tent or a hand plums their head. And so do you think this may have been related to yowies in the area or something not a spirit type thing? Well, let me just say this, we have a name in our language forum, which I probably won't use today, but the nickname forum is Gary Men. Now, the Gary Men can be very tall, but he can also be very sure that he can vary from his story varies from different mobs. We've got a lot of different mobs here, brother. We've got, think of it like Europe with many different countries. We had over 500 language groups before the boats arrived back in 1788. I'm sorry, I forgot what the question was,

6:06brother, three in the morning, I'm a little bit. I was going to say it's got to be early for you. So do you think in your opinion, do you think it was, and I want to be careful with terminology I used to, but I think yowies okay to say, do you think it could have been related to that? Yeah, I mean, that will look, that's what is commonly out there on the internet, but I knew, we know exactly what he was, why he was there. He was there to protect that particular area of sacred site, brother. It's, it is on the internet, the Gimpy Pyramid, and that's why I thought I'd mentioned when Graham visited it. He was absolutely blown away. It hasn't made it into ancient apocalypse yet, but hopefully by season three. But oh, right, yeah, exactly. I forgot to tell you the government ended up destroying that sacred site. So that's a bit of a sad, sad end of that story, but yeah, my brother.

7:10Wow, what, I appreciate you coming up and still sharing your story with us. And I hope that the rest of the area might have a better ending than the Pyramid did. Yes, brother, we're always fighting, and if ever you want to have a yarn privately, I'd love to tell you some of the things that I haven't said publicly, just to, you know, if it's of interest to you, I know you're a busy, busy fellow. It's a, you're doing very well, brother, right? Very popular, which is great. I think you're doing a great job, man. Thank you. I appreciate that. You can always send me an email at bigfootsocietyagmail.com and I feel free to share anything you would like to offer record there. That's fun. All right, brother, I'll maybe talk to you one day soon. Thanks, man. All right, thank you, sir. You have a good one. Yeah, I always love when our Australian friends get on. Even though it's 3 a.m. over there,

8:11they always have fantastic stories to share. Brother, great. Good. How are you, Bryson? Man, I'm doing great. All right, Bryson. Well, feel free to share why you came up. So the reason why I was kind of hesitant is because I'm not exactly sure what it was. I'll be a hunter. I know a lot of these stories kind of start from that. But I think about two, two November's ago, I was out in kind of the Appalachian part of Kentucky, which I don't know if there's a lot of sightings out here or not, I haven't heard of it. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. But I was going after white tail deer. It was going to season, of course. Well, it was about five to six in the morning. The sun was kind of starting to crest,

9:14but and I was up in a deer staying and I had a couple of cameras around the area that was showing movement a couple days prior and it was deer as Bryson was out there. But I had a pretty powerful scope on my rival and I just waited for, I'd say, two, three hours didn't hear a thing. But then I heard probably like I'm getting chills. I've never heard what I heard before my entire life, not on YouTube, not in person. Whatever it was, it was not an animal that I'd ever heard before. It sounded like a deep scratchy scream almost. No, it wasn't any kind of mating call of anything that I've ever heard. And I ain't a lot scared of Jesus out of me.

10:16Like I didn't want to get down. So it gets scared me so bad I sat in that tree stand. For, I think, 11 more hours until like I was, that was able to get down. And when I finally got down, I like, I just, I feel like I was being watched. Like I said, I don't know if this counts as a big foot story, but man, I told it story in the end times people and I will never be able to explain it. I think it counts. I mean, you know what things sound like out there in the woods. I mean, yeah, I mean, I've been since I was a kid and I put in the, of course, my grandpa and my parents. I know what they sound like. And it's nothing like I've ever heard. So is, and you don't have to get super specific because I understand hunting can be a thing where you don't want to give stuff away. But would, so Appalachia, Ken talking, would this be Eastern Kentucky?

11:16Yeah, yeah. So it's more Eastern. I think the Appalachian Mountains run from Eastern Tennessee through a little bit Eastern Kentucky and going northward. I say the Appalachian Mountains because I was in it, but I wasn't like deep. Okay. But I was definitely in them. So a few things for you. So you can kind of take a look and see if the area you were in is an active area. So I have, if you go to bigfootsocietypodcast.com, there's a sighting map. And you can see marks for where I've talked to people from like Daniel Boone National Forest or Hazard County or all over. And then if you really want to get specific about Kentucky Bigfoot, there's this guy named Charlie Raymond who has a research organization and he's just got so much info about Bigfoot sightings in the state of Kentucky. So I'd recommend checking that out.

12:18It's KBRO is the name of his organization, but that'll be a lot of really good info for you if you're wanting to dig deeper into this. Well, I really appreciate that. And I do have a question because you seem like very, very knowledgeable on the topic. If this thing is real, if there's something out there of the variation of a Bigfoot, why is it so hard to capture? Why, I mean, it's gotta be smart. It means gotta be something that unlike that we know we exist with all of our technology. How is it so hard to prove? So yeah, it's a great question. And it's a lot, it's one of those words like it's hard to explain until we actually get to study it. But for example, like it's the question, why, why is it where someone hears it? And then someone gets to start a recorder up and then it stops making the noise. Or why is it where you've got game cameras out

13:18and you never get them on the game camera? Some people think they have a way of knowing when electricity is present or when IR is present in game cams, even so that a lot of people that are in really active Bigfoot spots will report that their battery power devices will go dead extremely quick. You know, they'll go from 100% down to zero and that's happened to me out in Oregon. I know people that have had their car batteries go dead over and over in these areas where there's tons of sightings that occur. So it's one of the fields where there's more questions than there are answers at this time. But I think you're exactly ready. It's like a good question to ask is why is it so hard to capture them because they are so, so smart. I mean, the more you look into it, the weirder it will get and just be prepared for that.

14:20All right, and would you say your podcast name was? I'm not checking it out. Yeah, it's called Bigfoot Society. It's, you can find it on YouTube or wherever you listen to audio podcasts. Okay. Oh, I really appreciate it. Thank you. All right. Thanks, Brian. Thanks, Bryson. Good stuff. Good stuff. Bryson sounds like a cool dude. Hi. How are you? Doing fine. How about you, Sam? Hey, great, great. My real name is Joey. Of course, my rest of the name for all of your big still. And, but the senior pop, I've seen your stuff look here before and I just thought maybe I'd jump on real quick. And I wanted to tell you about it in spirit. About it in spirit. I had when I was 17 years old with me and my sister. And we were, I live in Thomas, Georgia. That's about 60 miles south of Atlanta. And we were hitting to a friend's house.

15:25And as we turned on this road to the right, there is one of these little runoff bridges that was basically just made out of a wood that hasn't been redone in years. I guess you know what I'm talking about. It's a little creep. And while we were there, my sister threw a fit and said, I don't want to go up in this bridge. And I was like, okay, well, whatever. So I was beginning to back up and that old Ford truck I had had a problem with sticking sometimes. And that old 68 Ford I had. So basically what happened after that. As me and her, I thought it reversed. She turned around and said, look. What if this little bridge is there's a bunch of brush to the left? Well, something coming across that road that was so big, it's hard to explain how large this, whatever bang was.

16:27And it took about two and a half steps. And it was already across the road. And as I look at my sister, my sister right turn around looked at me and I was like, this is creepy. You know, I said, did you see that? She said, yeah, what was it? I said, I don't know, but it looked like something like a big flip side thing. I don't know what it was. Well, on the right hand side, going up the hill is a big slaughtering factory up there where they go ahead and slaughter the pigs and do the bacon and then all that stuff and sell them. It was called, it was called York's Big Factory. So, are you able to hear me? It's getting a little rough. I don't know what's going on in the background there. Yeah, I don't know either, but anyway, I realized that the Big Factory was up there on the right. And so, we went home and told my father

17:31and my father had then told me that several times in the last 10 years, there has been several sighties of something like that. And I was like, oh, really? And I was like, that's the first time I had ever heard about it. But, friend of mine had told me that up there at that big slaughtering factory that they would see something every once in a while in the back part of the woods and that was in the backside or where this pig slaughtered factory was at. Now, I haven't seen anything since then, thank God. But, you know, it's a little airy when you see something like that come across the street. But we've seen it with our eyes and like I said, we were scared to death. We went back home and told our dad. That is extremely wild. That area is extremely active.

18:33I do appreciate taking the time. It's all with me. Yeah, absolutely, real quick. So that area, if you look up Angie Williamson, she is researching that area and she knows a lot about that area of Georgia. So I look into that individual. At Middle Georgia, now, yeah, where I'm at in Thomas. Now, right up above that is called Hagen's Mountain. Now, Hagen's Mountain has this big food about the Indian people up here at this period. Now, we're famous about having what we call a voodoo doctor. I guess you want to say back in the late 1800s. They said there's a lot of sightings of a lot of weird stuff up over on Hagen's Mountain. And it's been saying several times, they've seen a big food there several times. I have to look into that.

19:33Thank you for that. Yes, sir, no problem. All right, good to see you. Good stuff, good stuff. Talking with big steel. I love it. Hey, Johnny. Hey, how are you doing, sir? Yeah, I talked to you yesterday. Yeah, that's how you about to help monster and all that. But I, yes, definitely want to check out your podcast. I've already shared my story. I guess I had a couple questions because you intrigued me with some of the things that you have a lot of knowledge apparently about is. There's two things I wanted to ask you very quickly. I don't want to take up a lot of time. Number one, apparently there's not a lot of stories about big food, harming human beings, correct? There are, so the closest that usually gets to

20:34is when they try to get inside the house. Right. And they start breaking windows and stuff. So like a famous one you can look up is a Honabi Okahoma in around like 2001. And where pretty much they were storing deer in refrigerators on their porch of the cabin. The big folk kept coming and getting the deer meat and then they started to get inside the house or trying to. And so the men of the house used their instruments and ended up taking one out. And then the other big food actually took it into the woods and then across the street in a trailer or a truck driver who was going by saw them cross the road carrying the one who was, you know, and then, yeah, so that's the one that comes to mind. But you don't hear a lot of stories about people getting really, really hurt because I think if that happens,

21:37you're not going to hear those stories. Okay, that's interesting. So you're saying that one of them was taken out and then the other took it off. So there was no evidence of like, I mean, obviously there wasn't any remains there. There was one, so in some investigators went down there, I believe they found some blood. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Leaves around the area. Yeah. Yeah. That brings up all kind of questions right there if they've tested blood and you know, it does DNA. The second thing I wanted to ask you is because I'm very interested because I like the way you carry yourself and actually deliver this, you know, this live and the pod, I want to check out your podcast, but I was just curious if you could share with me because I'm hearing all these other people that have experiences, do you have a story that you could share with me?

22:40Oh, like stuff I've gone through. Have you ever seen it? Yeah, I can't. Yeah, I'll know, I absolutely have. I've, so about three years ago I started going out differently, no, I would go to a place in Iowa, I'll say where there's a lot of activity and, you know, I have experienced, I've been looked at, tree knocks, there's been trees been pushed over. There's something that has walked around my 10 at 3am. And then I've went to Oregon a few times and I mean, we've been roared and screamed at out in the woods like 30 miles. I found a hand print, hand print with an old researcher found footprints and then Cliff Berk then took a look at him, he's like, yeah, it's legit. And then the weirdest thing that's happened yet is I was out there this last July and I was some guys from the area

23:41and I went out in the woods a little bit and then I was like, hey, if there's anything out here can you make a noise, right? And a half second later I heard three wood knocks from about 20 feet deeper into the woods and I was like, oh my goodness, no way. And so I tried it again and the same thing happened, dude. And I was like, you know, I'm out of here. I was like, I gotta get back to the group and every day since then I'm like, what would have happened if I had just gone 20 feet into the woods, what have I found, you know? And it was not a woodpecker, not a woodpecker at all. Is that what it said? No, no, but a lot of people that are like, they're like, oh, that was just a woodpecker. No, if you've heard a woodpecker you know the difference between that and someone who is actually hitting something on a tree or something of that nature, it sounds completely different. When you say it's a wood on the path. Using wood to knock the tree or are they knocking

24:43or what is that sound like? Yeah, so in the community, most people will think it's a way of like communication back and forth. So half the people think that they're actually taking a piece of wood and they're hitting it against a tree. But logically, you have to think is one always going to be within reach of a tree and something to hit on the tree. So a lot of people think they actually make that sound with their mouths and some people can actually replicate it by putting their hands together in front of their open mouth and that's just a human. So or doing it like, oh, yeah. Sometimes people think that's it. So it's one of those things. There is a report of a person that actually saw one making the tree knock sound with their hands. I can't remember exactly where that's from,

25:43but that's the whole thing about the tree knock. That's very interesting, very interesting. So another another common thing real quickly and then I'll go notice several people talk about a scream and that's kind of what I heard on the boggy creek back in the 80s. Exactly. Exactly. The scream that you can't correlate with anything you've ever heard before and I grew up in the woods too like the other gentleman who was talking about hunting. It was something that was foreign to me. What have you heard and then I'll go, but what have you heard about the scream? Like what did it sound like? Or how did they do so? I this is a fun one because it's something I actually heard myself and the way it affected me

26:43I find it hard to describe because pretty much I started to shut down. It freaked me out and felt the blood rushed down from my head to my feet. It was just something I've never heard before. It was a real primal response and it freaked me out real bad. A lot of people that can describe it will usually say it sounded like multiple animals together at the same time. Something like a chimpanzee slash elephant trumpet slash lion type of roar. And if you, there's some people where they've actually looked into recordings that have been made and I think think a thinker thunker on YouTube is one of these guys where it almost looks like there's multiple sounds being made at the same time. And so then the question is, okay, do they have special vocal cords that allow us them to do this because it is a very, very strange thing. So it's again, every time you ask a question

27:46there's like 10 more questions that come up, right? It's really, really weird stuff. Well, thanks for having me on, brother. Absolutely, I'll check. I'll check. All right, man. All right, thank you, sir. You have a good one. Take care. Hi there, how are you? Hey, how's it going, bud? My name's Chris. Hey, doing good. Yeah, I'm a long haul truck driver for about 10 years now. And I just had a little incident I wanted to share because to this day, I'm still a little bit really don't know how to explain it, but this was back in February 2021. And I drive flatbed truck. So the one that calls the big steel coils and stuff like that from Canada down to East Coast of the United States, Carolina, Virginia, sometimes Florida, and stuff like that. So my story is back in February 2021.

28:49I had a delivery to do from up there in Canada, Ontario, Canada, going down to a city called Huber in South Carolina. And so a long story short, I got the delivery to do is on the way down there. I started getting close to Huber with a new course steel plant down there in Huber, South Carolina. And at the time, I didn't have a truck or GPS. So what had happened is I was using Google Maps. And if you ever use Google Maps before, sometimes it'll try to save you two minutes or something and take you off. The easy route to save two minutes or something like that. And so what had happened was I wasn't paying attention to GPS too much. And I didn't realize it had rerouted me off the main highway down to some back roads headed into Huber, South Carolina.

29:49And so it took me down these back roads nearby what is known as the Frances Marion National Forest. And as I was going down there, they got a river down there and nearby the, on the edge of the National Forest, there's called the Cooper River. And so that time of year having to have been flooded up, the river had flooded the surrounding woodlands with water coming up to the edge of the road. And I was carrying about 70,000 pounds. So I had to watch the edge of this back road I was on. Because if I would have veered off a little bit to the side, I could have trailer could have flipped because it's so wet. And so it just so happened after I passed over the Cooper River there got onto Dr. Evans Road. There's a little stretch of woods there that was on the passenger side that was all flooded out,

30:52like I said, and I was trying to finesse it through there taking a little bit slow just to make sure like I said, I didn't veer off into the shoulder. And as I glanced out my passenger window, I've seen this thing standing there had to bend at least eight to 10 feet tall. Standing there resting is arm on a broken over treat. It's just standing in the water. It's just standing in the water. Stairs at me. I locked eyes with it and I saw details of it. Like it had a had shaggy hair kind of like hanging down like over like kind of partially over its eyes and stuff. And then it had like the arms were a little bit longer than what you know, obviously a human has and it had scraggly kind of like you ever seen a dog that had been out in the woods for a long time or something like scraggly matted hair kind of like hanging

31:53down off of its arm that was you could notice it was very apparent. And it had a grayish brown type of toned skin over what you could see of its face. And it's just was very defined like a barrel shaped chest with very muscular type of, you could see it's pectoral muscles and it's after them and look like it was extremely strong. And so I've seen it and I actually looked there. I was able to see its eyes through the straggly hair hanging over its face to an extent. And I drove past and maybe about a hundred feet and I said, because I didn't know what I was seeing at the time. I didn't even realize what the hell it was. And so then after I got about a hundred feet down the road, I said, wait a second, you know what? I think that's one of those, I think that's one of those Sasquatch things that everybody say they're real, you know?

32:53And so then I stopped the truck. I said, you know what? Let me go ahead and try to take a photo with this thing. And then I realized I'm like, oh, man, if you stop, if the truck gets stuck in that shoulder, you're gonna have a problem because you'll be right next to it. And then I'm all over it for a second. I said, shouldn't I back it up or not? And then I got a real strong gut feeling not to go back. Don't try to reverse it because if you ever had one of those real strong type of gut feelings where like, I don't know, it's like an instinct, you know, a real strong gut instinct, so we don't go back. Just keep going and whoever believes you, they believe you if they don't, then they don't. And I got down there to the new course deal plan. And I talked to some of them, and I said, you guys ever seen anything like this running around in the, you know, near the Francis Marion, and stuff, they didn't hear anything about it,

33:54but I researched it myself. Later on, I heard there was a few reports in areas. So that's the gist of my story, but I just wanted to share it to you. Somebody else had a, you know, sight into the area or whatnot. My goodness, that is wild. Thank you so much for sharing what you experienced as a long haul trucker. Thank you for coming out, man. I appreciate it. All right, take care, bud. All right, guys, I am needing to, to jet out. I have to go get ready for an interview for the podcast. If you would like to share your story, send me an email right now to bigfootsocietyagmail.com. Have you ever heard all the accounts of bigfoot activity around Oak Ridge, Oregon, and you think to yourself, man, I would love to get out in those woods and experience it for myself. Well, guess what? This year, you can. If this is interesting to you, stay tuned, because it's pretty cool. Sasquatch Summary Fest is coming up July 10th

34:57through the 11th, 2026. It's going to be even better than the previous years. Reason number one, I'll be one of the speakers. It's going to be wild. I'll probably, I'll say this. There may be stuff you haven't heard anywhere else because let's just say sometimes it's, well, you just got to be there. We'll leave it that. More about looking for bigfoot in the Oak Ridge woods. Now check this out. You may know Jason Kenzie from his documentary series searching for Sasquatch. Well, this year, you can not only go to the festival, but you can also sign up for a track deep in the wild forest outside of Oak Ridge with Jason Kenzie to the bigfoot spots, to look for bigfoot. There's only eight spots to sign up for this. And yes, this will also be filmed for the next chapter

35:59in his documentary series, which is searching for Sasquatch. This is a once in a lifetime deal. It's just, it's going to be a wild, wild experience. To get a ticket head on over to SasquatchSummerFest.com and listeners can use the code BSP, like bigfoot society podcast in order to get a two day pass for the price of a one day pass. So thanks to Priscilla for giving me that code so that you guys can get a little help with the cost there. Appreciate that Priscilla. I hope to see you at the booth in Oak Ridge this year. We can talk about your encounter. I was able to talk to so many people last year and the year before it is an incredible time. You're not going to want to miss it. And I'll see you there. Before we wrap this episode, I want to say something directly to a very specific group of listeners.

37:01If you're in the military, any branch or forces, and if you've seen something that no one can explain, or if you're a national park ranger or forestry worker who's been told to stay quiet, if you're a pilot who's seen something strange down on the ground, or if you're with the FBI, a federal agency or working intelligence and you stumbled upon something you're not allowed to talk about. And if you're a firefighter, paramedic, or search and rescue responder, who's heard screams or found tracks that didn't make sense, if you're in the logging industry on a remote oil field or a trucker with government contracts, and you've had something happen that you've never told a soul. And if you're a biologist, a wildlife specialist, or a field researcher under contract who has found evidence, you're not allowed to report. If you're a pastor, a missionary, or someone on a spiritual retreat, and you saw something that shook your faith, or if you work in the shadows, CIA, NSA, or anything with clearance,

38:02and you've seen with the public hasn't, then I want to talk to you. Even if it's anonymous, you can reach me at Bigfoot Society at gmail.com. The world needs to hear what you've been forced to carry alone, and you're not alone. You've got the story. We've got the mic. See you in the woods. Thank you for listening to this episode of the Bigfoot Society podcast. Every encounter we share reminds us that the world is bigger and stranger than we think, and that the truth is often hiding just beyond the tree line. If you enjoyed this episode, please be sure to subscribe to the channel on YouTube, hit the bell so you don't miss the next episode, and share this with a friend who's into mysteries, monsters, or the unexplained. If you're listening to us on Spotify or Apple Podcast, please follow the show there, and leave us a five star positive review, because all that helps more people discover the show. And remember, if you or someone you know has had a Bigfoot Sighting,

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