Amazing story!❤

Thanks Nance 😊❤🎄

Wow…. Wat a story… thanks Nance

Sorry i was at the nut cracker ballet that the sam Diego ballet company perform each year at the Balboa theater 😊

Awesome story. We’re getting some really good ones. Thank you to anonymous for sending in such a great story. Seems Clarence had made a friend the year he fell and didn’t realize it till down the road. This is Colorado and we had a beautiful day. It was in the high 60’s and low 70’s, typical Christmas weather in Denver. Can’t wait for the next few stories. Go Ohio State!!!! Colorado

Clarence would have done fantastic working at D.O.G.E. Lol

“The thought of using a domestic substitute would have been considered sacrosanct”??? Sacrosanct? Sacrosanct means holy. Wouldn’t the correct term here be “sacrilegious”, for disrespecting what they considered to be almost holy (sacrosanct)?

I enjoy these helpful Bigfoot stories. Thanks Nance & writer.

Thank you Nanc, for the time this takes you. I look forward to it every day as I am getting my family ready for Christmas. Thank you again!❤

Ok Nance since I have listened to my boyfriend to go to sleep I'm sure cam won't mind me visiting you. Gus and I are comfortable without snackage.❤

Loved it!!! ❤ Mince meat pie was my Daddys favorite!! 💕 Loved the Story! Thank You!!! ❤️

I lived this story

Sooo sad! I’m sure there was a lot of stories like that one. Ty for your service❣️💜 Merry Sasquatch all 💚 🦧

Such a good story

Humanity shows in the compassion given to the poor sashquash and the cruelty also shown.

Love that story! Although, I can't stand mincemeat pie lol😂😅🤷

Story vs Truth... fiction not wanted

The baker's daughter sure had some big Cojones. I love the narration in her own words. Thank you Nance!

I’m loving these stories so much ! ❤ Love the stories of beings treating each other with thoughtfulness and kindness and generosity.

The bread saved them

I wish I could try his mincemeat pie. Not had a good one since my grandma past.

Such a lovely story so different from what is usually heard at this time

I really appreciate this awesome story. Thank you for sharing your family story . God bless you and your family .

my grams made the best meat pies. yummm. thx groovy show again.

Thanks So Much. It's so wonderful to learn of the kindness of people!

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Thank you So much! An engrossing story. Well told and so moving. Loved it!

Beautiful story.

Fabulous story ❣️💜🎄

I enjoyed the story very much. Thank you.

What an awesome story! Truly the spirit of Christmas. ❤❤❤

A friend in need is a friend indeed

Loving this years squatchmas! Great story! I’m from New Orleans and minced meat pies are a thing here. My family makes them but I never eat them because it’s not my thing

Wonderful!!!

Awesome story❤ 🎄

I loved it, Nance❣️💞

I’ve lived in Ireland many many years. As my Mother was born and raised in Ireland. So needless to say I still have a lot of family and friends there. But as to mincemeat pies. There are definitely not my favorite. But I can tolerate them. My Aunts always made them for the holidays. I LOVE LISTENING TO YOUR CHANNEL!!!!!!! It’s really GREAT TO HEAR THAT PEOPLE CAN HAVE GREAT INTERACTIONS WITH BIG FOOTS AND BECOME FRIENDS!!!!!!! That your channel isn’t all about horror and terror. More of compassion love and friendship!!!!!!! Happy Holidays To You and All The Listeners!!!!!!!!!!

Wow what a fantastic story thank GOD for all the clarence's in the world 🌎 we need more like him thank you Nance and to the sender 😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Afternoon all. Great story 👋

Thanks for the great story!

Fantastic story. You all can have my share of mince meat pie. ❤ from Oregon.

A very nice and good story. Thanks for sharing as always. Oh, had this going during the Tennessee and Ohio State Buckeye game. Now back to the game.

Clarence is the kind of hunter you don't want to activate aggressively. IMHO 🎯

Excellent story and very thoughtful family to help others, something we need much more of today.

Nance, you're the goat, as my daughter would say. (That's a big compliment, BTW. ) Your story reminded me of my mom, who loved mincemeat pie...the fruity, nutty, spiced kind. She's been gone years now, and went around Christmas. Obviously, this time of of year can be melancholy because of that. But good memories of baking pies, spritz cookies and Stolen came to me listening to you. Thanks for the happy flashback. God bless and keep you, and have a wonderful Christmas. ❤🦍❄

HI Miss Nance, I well remember the venison Minced Meat pies with apples cloves cinnamon raisins Venison Tallow it was sweetened but I HATED them and it had deer tallow and venison broth!!!! I shudder to think of that stuff.... I felt sickened to smell it baking and have never wanted it in MY house deer tallow sticks in one's mouth and coats the tongue, o well as my grandma used to say " no one is forcing you to eat it and there is more for us" Please know who ever likes it eat a second piece for the starving folks somewhere.... Such a great story, How good to have neighbors/relatives who share with those in need.... I thoroughly enjoyed the story and it could have been true I think so! rick

That poor Sasquatch. He must have endured horrible suffering. And at the hand of man. That it could still interact with a man without hostility says a lot. Thank you Phil for showing compassion.

WOW! Just....wow. I love the loyalty and faithfulness he had to the 'creature'. I grew up with the old (family) adage " There is always room for one more (at the table)". Thank you Nance.

Absolutely lovely story. I love these heartwarming stories showing Sasquatch more kindly side and their ability to interact with good intent with humans.

Great story ❤