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[@dfuss2756]

Sorry to hear about the loss of our Sasquad members. May the dear Lord bring peace to their family.

[@jessiesalisbury7044]

What happened and to whom did it happen. I too am sorry about it. Jessie from Arkansas

[@chrisjarvis2287]

R.i.p Kerry Arnold ( Bigfoot Odyssey )

[@nancydunton3031]

I am from NE GA and have heard Panthers next to my childhood home in Hall County. My father and brother have hunted at the Tennessee/Georgia line and have seen them. We have seen Bobcats as well. My heritage is from the Bryson City area. My great-great grandfather was an infant on the Trail Of Tears trek. His name is listed as one that left the area. He returned later to have a family in the Nantahala area until the Tennessee Valley Authority flooded the area having dammed for electricity. There are so many animals we will never see on a regular basis, butvthat doesn't mean they are not there.

[@michaelgarrity6090]

Hey Nance, thank you for running my posted email. I know it really wasn't an actual sighting or close encounter with a Bigfoot. It's just that finding that bone on that hike that day, I just had this feeling it was not accidental. In years of hiking and backpacking I had never found any sort of animal remains. The circumstances of finding that bone was always perplexing to me. I really loved Todd's story. I love that area all around Asheville and did hike the Pisgah National Forest once many years ago. What a special place. It's interesting that Tood also considers true Bigfoots to be a very close human offshoot relative closer to us than chimps or the Great Apes. Perhaps they are the "missing link" in our human family tree that the researchers always talk about. I want to offer my condolences to the families and friends of those members of the Bigfoot community that have died recently that you mentioned in your closing remarks. I hope that the members of the Sasquad liked my contribution. I feel in my gut that finding that bone was no accident and it may well be the case that a Squatch left it for me to find.

[@toddjohnson5866]

Thank you for the comments on my encounter. So yes science in more recent times is discovering many new branches of the human family like homo denisova and home florensis. After looking eye to eye it was obvious to me this was the case. A similar look can be found in some western US Native tribes as well.

[@cosmoray9750]

BAC TSR2 | The British... kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5rXhnaZecylZsU

[@jessieprice8625]

I absolutely agree with you am native American from south Carolina the Catawba indian nations

[@jeanaesamuel47]

Heyheyey Nance and Sasquad!!! Happy Friday Everyone!!! Got our Snackages and Beverages and Jurnies bottle on deck!!! All are strapped in the saddle and eeady to go so legggooooo!!!❤💙💛💚💜🙏😊

[@bluecrossroads1371]

Hey Nance. Really sweet of you mentioning David and Kerry. I’m still shocked of David’s passing. ❤️

[@keithblount229]

Thank you so much Nance for all the work that you put in for all of us to enjoy 😊 Sending much love from Florida

[@janelinley3624]

Good Evening Keith❤️🤗😊

[@keithblount229]

@@janelinley3624 👋🏻💖😘

[@caram2064]

Absolutely 🎉! Nance deserves a standing ovation! 👏👏👏❤️🦋🙏

[@RatdogDRB]

Thanks Nance, always a pleasure. Have a good weekend. OMG, I'm so sorry to hear of the losses, particularly Kerry. He will be sorely missed.

[@d.j.smithjr.3029]

Good story Nance, and sorry to hear of Kerry's passing, he was good at what he did, God Bless his family and friends, as well as the other man's family and friends. Thanks Nance, stay well and be safe, hugs, D.J.

[@liselotteandersson5885]

Tack för ännu en fin historia. Jag skickade in mina upplevelser av bigfoot här i sverige. Men jag förstår att det är svårt att läsa den, är inte så bra på att skriva på engelska. Sänder även kärlek och respekt för dom som mist sina nära och kära. ❤❤

[@andrewdoucet1203]

Thank you for memorializing Kerry. I’m still in shock that he is gone. I haven’t listened to a KZbin about Bigfoot until tonight because I didn’t want to think about his passing. But your video was perfect to get me back into it. I didn’t get to meet him but Kerry was an inspiration to me since I found Bigfoot Odyssey. All my thoughts and prayers to all who were touched by the guy. He was amazing.

[@kenlejful]

Shock?

[@suemuster9826]

Hey Nance, great stories tonight. My condolences to the families of our loss of Bigfoot people. One never knows.

[@JeanetteHill-jm7fn]

20 years ago truck driver hyway 1 Leggett driving said love to visit so in my 1968 old Rambler car drove back up to the mountains to stay 1 night. So arrived put chair by river er just sat down. Seen a otter so close in river eating a crab or something. Voice loud in my brain said you need to leave now, I drove along time to get here to enjoy a weekend off work cause it beautiful there, No You NEED TO LEAVE Now, So I DID. Never seen anything but it was a helpful warning. 😮

[@JeanetteHill-jm7fn]

I sure along time ago, maybe they help me cause of other wild animals may have been there and they warned me so they no need to interveen.??

[@garyspikessr1858]

👍👍👍👍👍🙂 good stories Nance. Kerry was a good man we all will miss him.

[@reneedimon9609]

Prayers Big Foot families 🙏🏼

[@raymondj8768]

RIP to our friends in the BF community !!!

[@tonyabeane8297]

It has been a while since I have listened to Buckeye Bigfoot due to starting a new job in retail with crazy hours. Boy oh boy, what a treat to hear Nance narrate the sasquad's encounters. I immediately felt that I was back with my tribe of people! I felt right at home or should I say back on the trail with you all. The email from Foxy from NC was wonderful. I absolutely burst with pride because Foxy was describing my home state of North Carolina and my family and I have vacationed numerous times in our beautiful mountains! I knew every landmark described and could visualize right along with Todd as he described in detail his encounter. I just want to say that I whole heartedly agree with protecting the Bigfoot. My heart hurts at the thought of them being hunted down and murdered. I think we should all be mindful to protect the areas of the encounters by not disclosing exact locations. I feel that we should let these Bigfoot exist and live peacefully among us. That's just my humble opinion. Wonderful email. I very much enjoyed it

[@toddjohnson5866]

Your msg is appreciated by the Foxy from NC guy. I do not expect others to agree with not disclosing so it is nice to hear from someone who feels the same. I know retail well also and hope you will take care of yourself in the process of chaos from here through New Years. Stay well and glad your back with the squad.

[@caram2064]

Bravo 👏! Couldn’t agree more! 👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️🙏

[@333AppalachiaEnergetics]

Also, in western NC & wholeheartedly agree to give them their space. Had a little suspicious activities Aug/Sept in my area along the foothills.

[@MrAnimal1971]

I mountain bike and often see videos of Ashville, Pisgah, and our forests here on the east coast. I am not surprised that the big guy might be watching while we bike. The respect for nature is at the core of the mountain bike community.

[@stevevillar3158]

Hey Nance, I will get you my story soon. It was good meeting you at the Bigfoot conference! My brother in law still talks about how much fun it was and how wonderful to meet you!! I am sorry to hear about the loss, and will be praying for y’all!! I really loved Fox’s encounter!! Being from Burke County, just a few miles down the road from Fox, and having my own experience! I loved the backgrounds he gave!! Soon, I am going to try to talk my wife into emailing for me!!Thanks again for sharing your time with us!! I love hearing you tell the stories!! Take care!!

[@jeffrey7291]

It was during this month back in 1995 that I had my sighting. Scared me to death. And changed me forever.

[@roseannethomas3271]

To Nance and to my fellow Sasquad members, I’m so thankful for our Sasquad members send their stories!!! Fascinating 🧐, I love them all!! Thank you Foxy for sharing your stories. I hope you have more to share! I wonder if our brothers and sisters know what’s going on in our world? Whenever I go in the woods, I feel a sense of calmness and peaceful…. God’s country. ❤ To the sasquad members that passed away, I pray that their families find peace, calmness, love, and support through the most painful times.♥️✝️🙏🏼

[@caram2064]

Amen 🙏 ❤❤❤

[@texasrose2315]

Amen, I always feel closer to God out in nature. I like to think of it as God's natural church. I am not saying this is Biblical, it's just how I feel. 💯😇🙏🏻🦋💕

[@cyankirkpatrick5194]

My condolences to our Bigfoot family members. Oh Smith and Wesson they're great catering service as well when my cousin and I were growing up we attended several weddings that were catered by them ,I kid you not, and in the church parking lot they're were more trucks than cars good times.

[@ansonarnold1584]

Tonight snackage is shepherd pie and mulligan stew with several glasses of mead. Yippee Kai yeah🥳🥳🥳🤪😝

[@adriennem3788]

What a beautiful story. I hope you get to see him again.

[@moxiemckeldrey5486]

I know that black mountain lions exist aka Panthers by the locals near the Snowbird Reservation in an area called Big Snowbird back in the late 70s. I also saw 2 on the forest service boundary near Massey Branch road near a fitness trail in Robbinsville NC in 1986.

[@franktuckwell196]

Been to our club, drunk four pints of excellent real ale, enjoyed a chat, cycled home, now in bed listening to your show, perfect end to the week. Great show as ever.🇬🇧

[@caram2064]

Hello 👋, neighbour (Brit), from the south coast of England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿. Am in bed 🛌 listening to Nance with a nice cold bottle of sparkling ✨ water 💦, yum 😋, sweet dreams all. ☮️💜💜💜

[@SquatchSis-0522]

My heart goes out to the families! I'd heard a lot about Kerry and had started watching him and his wife. I am sooo sorry he is gone 😢

[@nancyM1313]

⭐My favs🙎🏻‍♂️ Park Rangers, Their Encounters and other things🛸 ⭐ 🥀RIP👤 Sasquatch Enthusiasts Condolences to their families/friends. This is a wonderful community.

[@benderbender1233]

✌😘

[@toddjohnson5866]

I did experience wonderful things as a back country Ranger. But really just exploring the natural world in my free time has shown me way more and opened me up to so much.

[@janelinley3624]

Hello Sis🤗❤️🙋🏼‍♀️

[@nancyM1313]

@@benderbender1233 😘✌🏼

[@nancyM1313]

@@janelinley3624 👋🏻Hi Jane 😘

[@torfincl]

Thank you, Fox, for an inspiring story! Shia Godwin

[@toddjohnson5866]

I appreciate you. It was time to share and the perfect forum to do so.

[@Michelle-mk2ze]

Brilliant encounters, I so happy to hear that people are realizing they are our brothers and sisters, and not to share the locations, as they are hunted and controlled by nefarious groups.

[@melissadavis3814]

Prayers for Linda and kids along with Bradley and Mark. I can’t even begin to imagine the pain they are in. 😢🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@marilyncallan-cx7rk]

To Todd Fox; Two independent labs, one in Canada, the other in the US, examined samples of flesh, one left on a bear board, the other on a vehicle damaged.by what was thought to be a Sasquatch. Both results were identical; "A non-human primate." Yes, we're related.

[@mariansmith7694]

WOW, I was a Ranger in Smokys, years ago. Never saw a BF. I'm thankful... I do believe they are there.

[@toddjohnson5866]

Hi Marian. It was my encounter shared and I appreciate your input as well. I worked in the GSMNP with the first ever park Archaeologist Pei Lin Yu doing mapping work of Native grave sites on the Qualla Boundary, remotely by myself for over a year. I did so with much reverence to the Native people there currently and to the spirits of the people's I was close to. But also with respect to the animals there. But as you well know you see far more animals near people than you do in remote locations. Although the massive size of the graves I locate,d using old maps made me wonder who was buried there many times. Glad to know there are other former or current Rangers out there that are at least open to the reality of these lovely cousins of ours.

[@bobkelly2447]

Thank you Fox ! that was an amazing encounter thank you for shairing ! and thank you Nance... I hope your hand heals quickly !

[@chino1370]

Rest Easy Kerry Arnold 💔🙏

[@jessieprice8625]

Lynn am so glad to be back listening I've miss hearing you tell everyone encounters God bless BIGFOOT!!!

[@caram2064]

Dear Nance, I’ve passed on listening to any other Sasquatch channels now that I’ve found and become enthralled by yours. I think it’s your lovely reading voice that does it, especially since I like to listen to the stories at night as I’m falling asleep and then the ones I’ve missed in mid-sleep, I go back and replay later the next day. Besides, you have such a lovely and comical, gentle and cheeky sense of humour, which as an old fashioned British girl, I hugely appreciate. I never did like crude language, and thank you for not using it, plus your grammar is pretty spot on! Although my bug bear is those who say “I seen blah blah blah!” 😖😩😤 “No! No! No!” 🤦🏻‍♀️ It’s “I saw.... blah blah blah!” Were Americans never taught correct English Language and grammar at school? And don’t get me started on those who insist that they “Borrowed someone some money!” 😳🤦🏻‍♀️ “NO! NO YOU DID NOT! As Miss Judge Judy will tell you, you ‘loan’, they ‘borrow’!” Sheesh! Anyway, I digress, your speaking voice is beautiful and your reading voice is faultless! Making you a PERFECT story narrator! Bravo 👏! And thank you for not being as pompous and arrogant as some of your male counterparts in the field. I applauded you 👏👏👏. Bless you Nance, stay safe and best wishes to you sweet lady, God bless. 🙏

[@kellywood1122]

@caram2064 bad grammer drives me nuts too. I am American from the Northeast (Pennsylvania which is right next to Ohio to the East) that now lives in KY. So many around these parts (southcentral) say seen. It's like they never heard of the word saw before. There are so many other words that are missused as well that it makes me wonder if grammer was taught in some parts of the country. 😆

[@MrDennisLB]

That was a great reading.

[@dawnwesterbeck346]

So happy to hear these long stories and such detail! And no I did not fall asleep it was too riveting. Thank you to whoever sent this in very well written

[@toddjohnson5866]

Your words are very appreciated, since a few commenters said I was fabricating my encounter since I am so long winded. Which was hurtful and I do not get their reasoning at all. I am the Ranger who shared the story and there is even more to it I have not shared yet, since it really cross connects multiple paranormal experiences and I felt including it all at first would be too much for others to handle hearing and want to believe. I'm sure I will share an addition to the encounter later too. Stay well.

[@mikefisher4834]

I lived in Gatlinburg Tennessee for eight months I’ve been to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park I loved it 🌄💙🔥

[@BigfootAnon]

Good start to the weekend

[@janelinley3624]

🍁🙋🏼‍♀️🍂

[@dougbillman2333]

Well good for the park Ranger, now they know what we’ve been seeing for decades now……

[@donnahowse7359]

Wonderful Show as usual...Thanks Everyone...And Thank You Too Nance...Blessings To All The Families Who Lost Someone Dear 💖

[@figgiefigueroa7372]

I missed this podcast and like always amazing stories. But loosing two members of the sasquach family is painfully for everyone. My deepest condolences to both 🙏 Rip.

[@patrickorourke7859]

Park Ranger ( aka North Carolina Fox) thanks for your enlightening and well written educational narrative. It doesn’t surprise me that other channels did not post your experience as they want all the attention and would be easily intimidated by your bona fides. Nance does not suffer from such seizures of pride as you can see how she humbly mentioned our community’s losses. I look forward to more postings as to what the Cherokee elder told you about the Forest People.

[@walterbuckhannon3947]

To Everybody who knew the dearly departed you have my prayers and condolences. To the Park Ranger. I have Cherokee Ancestors and love the forest. I also love animals. I would never do harm to anything wild. Only if I had no choice and had to defend myself or my loved ones. I went on my very first solo camping trip this year. Let's say in the Mountains of West Virginia. At a camping area.i used a tent. I can't afford to buy a camper. You see I'm Disabled. So it took me longer to set up my Tee Pee tent than a normal person. Once my camp was set up I was exhausted. Plus I'm 60 years old. My first night uneventful. But it did rain. My tent did well. I said out loud if there are any Forest people around I not mean you any harm. Only respect. I love the Forest and spending time in it away from people. My 2nd night I was still very tired. No real sleep from my first night was freaked out pretty much. Let's say I pushed way past my comfort zone. It was I nice evening calm. I was listening to some Bob Whites singing. Had a small camp fire going. My feet propped up sipping on my Dr Pepper enjoying life. When out of nowhere something went flying threw the leaves of the trees in front of me. Mind you I was at least 300 yards from the nearest other campers in tent's. I had this section all to my self. Next to a wide river. I didn't see any light's it was very dark. This happened several more time's. I wasn't scared. Didn't feel any doom or gloom. I remember thinking who ever was throwing the objects must be very strong. Because what ever was being thrown went straight no arch. Nothing fell near me or my car. It was over the river bank. My fire had died down to where there was no fire threat. So I decided to call it a night. And it rained that night also. I figured if something meant me harm wouldn't be much I could do about it. I did have a fire arm with me. But I have never fired it ever. And would hate to have to use it. That's my story sir. Do I believe in Big Foot? Yes. But I like to call them the Forest people. Stay Safe Everybody.

[@toddjohnson5866]

Much thanks for sharing your events as well. I am the Ranger who sent in the story. Completely agree there is no need to harm other creatures unless your other choices have disappeared into defense. I am handicap as well so no tent camping for me anymore but I still find myself in nature plenty and also do some camping in my truck. I have had things hurled my way before too and will likely share that story as well at some point.

[@walterbuckhannon3947]

@@toddjohnson5866 I did the tent thing to prove to myself that I could still do it. I had an air mattress to sleep on. Has a rechargeable air pump. I can't afford a pull along camper. Besides I'm fixing up.my Jeep and saving for a cruiser Motorcycle for next spring. Tired of setting in my apartment dying a little everyday. I live alone so nobody to tell me I can't. Lol.. oh thank you for your reply sir. I'm hoping to rent the same spot once again and see if I receive another encounter. Stay safe sir.

[@ThomasSmith-hh8fp]

​@@walterbuckhannon3947 they were simply testing you to see if you were sincere, and a good soul. You passed, and have Zero reason to fear the mountain people. they will protect, and,comfort, on many other campings you do. They want to live, and be left alone. and pdotect those who believe the same.. bless You.

[@jessieprice8625]

My prayers go out to the family of our loss Bigfoot lover there's always a bigfoot lover in me God BLESS

[@dougbillman2333]

I saw my first Sasquatch teepee, a few years ago… it would take you, a few days, to collect the sticks that same size…..you are leaving the tobacco for the little people, they also like whiskey, a few of the little bitii Bottles you get on planes….

[@lavondacarter7228]

NO, Todd , DO NOT DISCLOSE WHERE YOUR ENCOUNTER HAPPENED !

[@toddjohnson5866]

Thank you for supporting my statements. After hearing such detailed encounters by another squad member I cannot feel it worth doing if it risks the health/safety of our Bigfoot families.

[@suerichardson570]

😭 I’m sooo sad to hear about Kerry Arnold! I’m sad for your friend Dave, too, but I had contact with Kerry when he had his KZbin channel The Shudder. The encounters I’d had that I wrote up for Buckeye Bigfoot a few years ago, I also sent to Kerry, since he was in need of stories. His voice was perfect to narrate Bigfoot as well as paranormal stories on that channel. He will be missed! Prayers for his wife and family. ❤🙏

[@d.j.smithjr.3029]

Good post, Sue. I agree my friend, hugs, D. J.

[@dougbillman2333]

I go tent camping up, above a mile high in Montana… i found a grizzly bear, with it’s spine ripped out.. think he got too close to my camp, I have never been scared, because I know, they got my back……..only wound that bear had.. his spine being ripped out…….he held him down and ripped it out… old rail road stories, talk about them twisting track like it was licorice… ever try and pick one up, good luck….too twist track like it was licorice, raw strength……55 gallon barrels of fuel, thrown hundred of feet or more….a bulldozer.. the cage over the seat.. one of them picked up a boulder, big enough, that, when it came down, it crushed that cage… that boulder was massive.. this is what the loggers found in the morning at the job site……there was areas that the rail road went around… because whatever track they put down during the day…. Sasquatch would rip up at night and twist the track like licorice and thrown in the trees… put men up at night with rifles, only to hear shooting, and the men came running back and quit, saying they can keep the job, they were out of there…..

[@Tammybuilt2337]

email the stories you have heard to nance so we can all hear them.... thats cery intresting info

[@ThomasSmith-hh8fp]

You are known to them as a good soul. When I was 7( i am 60), Me and my Dad went to Florence, Oregon, to visit my Sister and nephew. Donna started telling us about occurances, and footprints she had seen.Later that evening, I ,and my 5 year old nephew, went to the woods, to a creek. I was standing, and for some reason- stared at a clump of trees that had been bulldozed into a pile. my eyes were glued to one spot.. I felt a sense of comfort, and all of a sudden, One stood, I raised my arms to my side- why, I dont know, and waved with my left hand.He( or She) looked up, turned, and walked away into the forest. I turned to my nephew, and he was GONE!. I got back to my sisters, My nephew was there, and Donna, my sister, said, " You are protected". I didnt know what that meant at that time, but I have had many occurences, had many sightings, and had, and have No intentions to photo, or prove my knowings.I have always camped, and hiked with the comfort of knowing im " protected". Another nephew, had property above Oroville, CA., and I have seen several on regular visits. they dont threaten, nor hide- and neithet do I. i do me- They do them. im curious, whenever someone claims they are dangerous. maybe there are bad squatches out there, but i havent experienced any.

[@squatchmom]

Great stories as usual! PeYers going up for those we lost in the community and for those they left behind. May you find comfort Nance at this time of loss.

[@kygreenskeeper8326]

Another great video Miss Nance... Thank you.

[@jjhernandez4929]

Nance love your narrations with beautiful calming voice , all stay blessed buckeye peeps

[@caram2064]

❤️🦋🙏

[@nyokaknue4609]

Great stories again tonight Nance!! Thank you. Have a blessed weekend.

[@salliswanger6667]

Hi Nance I'm sorry to hear about Kerry thoughts and prayers for his family. Thank you Nance for the time and effort you put into doing these stories. God bless.

[@texasrose2315]

RIP, we also have lost Scott Carpenter, he helped many people that were having issues with sasquatch on their property. Unfortunately, not all people have positive encounters with the forest people.

[@darrellhall6622]

And you wonder why people don't trust the government too much when they tell their worker to lie to public.

[@annettehorning3350]

I sent my condolences and prayers to His wife and family😥. My heart aches for them. Kerry has taught me so much 💪and he was going to do bigger things . He will be missed dearly. God added another warrior to his army 🙏 Great read Nance 💕✌

[@theodorewiltrout4749]

Very good encounters. It would be an honor to get a gift from a bigfoot. I still want to know if bigfoot likes pizza. It would awesome to have pizza for dinner and share it with bigfoot. Thank you for the encounters.

[@caram2064]

Bet they’d prefer grilled steak!

[@ThomasSmith-hh8fp]

My experisnces have been- Oranges,apples, bananas, ghourds,squash, pickles,french fries, hamburgers( so steak coulx be possible)- actually any fruits. Next time I visit my Nephew, above Oroville( Forbstown Road), I will leave out some pizza, down by the creek that runs along the treeline through his propsrty. Thanks !i didnt think of Pizza..Good Question !!

[@dougbillman2333]

You know they are big when, on all fours, they are 6 feet tall….

[@dougbillman2333]

Thanks as always Nance…… be safe , luv ya all……..

[@superpooh715]

Sorry to hear about the losses to the Sas-quad family. May the rest in peace/rest in power.🙏

[@caram2064]

Amen 🙏

[@bethfisher8318]

Oh my gosh, I was picturing the gentleman that discussed his Bigfoot encounter and I thin that is amazing that they have been here for a long time. I hope to get to meet one some day. Well, only the ones with the yellow eyes not the red ones. I have often thought that they came long before most of us. I am happy to listen to all of the encounters you share. Thank you Nanc and God bless you.

[@robertdefresnes4928]

Blesses All Squatchumans !

[@tammyryan7626]

Loved listening to Kerry play the piano ❤️😔

[@gaylerobertson7971]

The Appalachians are a magical, immense and awesome star of nature. I come from Perry County, Kentucky and I would believe anything about those wondrous, incredibly ancient, beloved hills. I believe there are Bigfoot and any number of other creatures inhabiting those hills. There is a sense of presence, awe and mystery to be found there. I enjoyed this account greatly! 😊

[@jeancooper7953]

Now that I will be moving up into those same mountains on the North Carolina Tennessee boarder onto 44 acres of wooded land, I feel motivated to comment. Although I/we (my close family) have not seen or heard anything, I think there are signs of the big guy’s presence. Small trees that are not broken but twisted off but still attached by the bark and bent over (2) in the direction of my house, multiple crossed sticks in the woods, very large viable trees broken off and bent towards the house, and possibly nesting sights. I agree with the last story teller and fully intend to remain quiet abut such things. If he/she shows themselves then I will know for sure. Anyway thanks for the work you do Nance and the brave people who are willing to tell their stories.

[@carolereeves9333]

THE SOUND OF THOSE HOOF BEATS ARE MUSIC TO MY EARS.I MISS THEM SO MUCH. I MISS YOUR SOOTHING VOICE,WHEN I MISS YOUR POSTING. YOU ARE ADDICTING ❤🧡💛💚💙💜❤

[@laurielahr9401]

Great experiences as always. My sympathy goes out to those whose loved ones who've left this mortal coil.

[@bethfisher8318]

Wow, I am so sorry to just now hear about the people that have passed away, I didn’t know them but it sounds like they were terrified people. God must have needed some of his angels back. I will pray for their families and for the their friends. God bless you all!

[@mariansmith7694]

What a wonderful story!

[@Jaynes-Path]

Very unusual yet enjoyable story! This is the first encounter story that described the face as similar to the Aboriginal People of Australia. That is exactly how I described the face as well. I know that they are as unique as human faces are, but there are similar groupings such as First Nations, Aboriginal, European, Oriental, African etc. I do enjoy hearing the peaceful enjoyable encounters and not just the scary or aggressive ones. I know that if someone was shooting at me or my child I would do everything I could to get them to stop and be labeled crazy aggressive as well. Thank you for sharing your experience with Nance so she could in turn share it with us.

[@toddjohnson5866]

Thank you Jayne for your comment on my encounter as the Ranger. This was the connection my own spirit/intuition shared with me as I stared this lovely cousin in the face. It was a way to merge what my brain could process with the experience and let me understand it as it happened. You are right also about misgivings that Bigfoot may have against us humans in many cases since their people have been aggressively treated by ours for a long time in many instances. I would defend my family and be the wild angry creature too.

[@gregspangler4461]

THEM APE MEN R REAL... THESE SIGHTINGS OF THEM R SO AMAZING... ALL THESE PPL CAN'T B LYING ABOUT THEY SIGHTING... SIGHTINGS GOES BACK 4 DECADES...

[@cherisapp5266]

😊❤️ So sorry to hear of the two losses-prayers to the families .

[@caram2064]

God bless our brothers from our Sasquad community, may you rest in peace ✝️🕉💜 and prayers and Angels are being sent to the families and friends of those who have passed on - my condolences to you all. 😢. I’ve heard that once in Heaven all our questions and life’s great mysteries are finally answered - so I hope that after years of questioning and researching they know have the answers they seek regarding our Forest 🌳 Friends. Go in peace ☮️. Amen 🙏

[@cherylmeredith2248]

Oh my goodness, I had not heard about Kerry Arnold. Prayers.

[@mikefisher4834]

Your voice is extremely calming That’s one of the reasons I love this channel💯

[@coloradotrish7297]

Another amazing post! Foxy Squad friend is one of the best posts of all! Thank you for posting and for including the preface on you background as well as some info on the Appalachians. I really should read more about them since I had no idea of their age/diversity etc. Best from the Rocky Mts. Colorado!

[@kevincage1641]

Hau. Firstly, thanks Nance, for all your hard work. It's enjoyed much. Secondly, to the Park Ranger. Everything, everything you said is true! I have colleagues in Warren, Buncombe, and Madison, North Carolina. I practice the ways of my ancestors, and am fortunate enough to have gotten family history regarding Native American traditions from my maternal Grandfather, and in later !ife the Lakota, Haliwa -Saponi.,Apache, and Cherokee. In 2007, a buddie of mine and myself got lost on an Lakota Elder's eight acre property that bordered a US Park Forest. We had to spend a night out in February, and were it not for the grace of The Great Mother and the Grandfather's we would have sure!y perished. February 12, 2007. Anyway, while lost in those woods I saw first hand the wonders that are to be found in Western NC. We were lost in a place near Troublesome Gap, to give you an idea. In streams, you can reach down and pull up orange river quartz, and maybe even a ruby like the color if red supermarket grapes. You might find a piece of gold nugget. We found golden eagle feathers, and many animal bone. I saw a stream of water gushing out the side of a huge rock. I'll never forget that because I didn't consume any water or juice that morning. We actually encountered a Quatch while we were somehow on top of some mountain. I remember looking down on other mountains. It was way way up. We were looking down all around us on the TOPS OF OTHER MOUNTAINS! I still don't know how we got there, but speculate an actual portal. So we were looking down and it dawned on us that we might have to spend a second night on some mountain. Just as I became real depressed my bud goes, "Don't move, there's a Bigfoot in those trees down there." And then he goes on to say "It's reading our thoughts." He said this out of the blue. I said ' Oh great, I may have to spend another night out, and to make matters worse, we're being watched by Sasquatch.' I'm going go back. Would !ove to talk with you. Hoka Hey.

[@TFGutz]

Great story! Thank you.

[@cyndybutler7330]

Hello sachsquad hope everyone is doing well , it’s pizza and a glass of Pepsi tonight been scrubbing walls today , thanks for the stories and thanks for telling them nance , how’s the kitties doing ? Did you find homes for all of them ?

[@caram2064]

Hello 👋 hardworking person, I admire your grit, I’ve been under the weather today, so my poor gardener had to do the baskets and put the bulbs in the lawn by himself, prune down the trees 🌳 etc., before the rain came. I’m disabled so limited in my abilities. So it’s been a quiet day for me. I hope your walls are coming along long, and I shall think of you working hard on them whilst we both listen to our lovely Nance. God bless and stay safe. 🙏

[@Pammyanne03]

Excellent encounter stories. I am so sad to hear of Kerry passing. My most sincere condolences to his family.

[@figgiefigueroa8603]

How did I miss this show is beyond my understanding. It was a month a go. But I will say this, the story of the Ranger is as highly educated and knowledgeable as I never seen before. The story was brilliantly structured. His qualifications and background are indisputable. The story how, when, and where was beautifully done. The story was the one that you want more. Thank you for the submission. Pertaining to the Bigfoots community recently deaths my prayers for the family and friends of both titans of the Bigfoots phenomena. May the lord send legions of Angels to comfort us, the family, friends coworkers and the listeners. I pray in my almighty fathers name. Amen

[@dougbillman2333]

Thank you kindly and be safe……..

[@melodypoteat2813]

I TOO HAVE A GIFTING BIGFOOT IN ASHEVILLE,NC❤❤

[@dougbillman2333]

The one in the car, Sasquatch knew you were trying to not to hit him, they know your intent, before you even get out of your truck…,,,,,,mental telepathy my grandma had it, you are calling it, mind speak… some have it have it stronger than others, it will skip generations, thanks gram, you are greatly missed……we have the same gifts as them…. Just have forgotten how to access these gifts.. we too are inter demential, we just go at night, when we are sleeping…….

[@henrideclercq7338]

Wow Nancy the last one was awesome thank you for sharing , God bless you and your family.

[@vondihowe9801]

The Urals is the world's oldest extant mountain range. They were formed in the late carboniferous period, when a continent consisting largely of Siberia collided with the supercontinent that contained much of the world's land at the time: the combination of Laurasia (Europe and North America) and Gondwana

[@dougbillman2333]

I know where a family of Sasquatch live….I consider them my friends…… they love apples and garlic……

[@ThomasSmith-hh8fp]

try squash( raw), and pickles( dill, and sweet, out of the jar).. The family I gift, in Northern California, love them !!

[@ByGraceIGo]

I'm sorry but the guy doesn't know he's talking about when he said it's the only designated rainforest maybe on the East Coast, but I stayed out in Washington state for a little while and there are several rainforests and I mean they get over 100 of inches of rain a year. Especially Hoh rainforest in western Washington on the Olympic peninsula. The Olympic peninsula alone has several rainforests the Queets and Quinault just to name a few and several areas of Oregon on the coast where my daughter used to live. And I might add the Pacific Northwest has the largest Bigfoot sightings. I have been to the Smoky mountains several times exactly where the man is referring to and this was back in the early '80s and I said to myself wow this place is so green it looks like a rain forest, but in order to be designated as a rainforest there has to be at least 100 in of rain a year to be considered a rain forest. Just saying. It's surprises me that if a person has any degree in the department of natural resources that they would say it's the only designated rainforest the United States they obviously have never been to the Pacific Northwest that's all I'm saying. And I might add my daughter got her degree at the University of Maryland in wildlife management and environmental studies. Sadly Sunday is her fifth anniversary of us losing her because she was given stupid medication that causes suicide ideation she would never have done this. She was misdiagnosed. She spread much of her knowledge to me. And my son is an avid hiker and will be going up to Western Pennsylvaniap to Fayette county to camp and hike and he is bringing his friend with him, he's a believer and he said after listening to so many Bigfoot stories he doesn't want to go alone anymore, thank goodness! I think he's hoping to have some kind of experience. I pray he will be safe! And by the way both of my children said I influenced them to love the outdoors and to do hiking and stuff. I used to always bring them camping and everything. I really have no desire to camp out in the forest after hearing so many stories on so many channels.

[@toddjohnson5866]

Hi I am the Ranger who shared the encounter. You may want to better understand something before you go claiming someone does not know what they are talking about. Since in this case that would be You. Maybe you are not aware but my statement about rainforest here is accurate, except that some of it extends into Tennessee and Georgia which I failed to mention. Although I am not saying Wikipedia should be trusted for all information, even a basic search on their info is correct in this instance about the eastern US Appalachian temperate rainforest. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Appalachian_temperate_rainforest This is why so many people from Oregon and Washington State move here and feel right at home and vise versa. I am truly sorry to hear about your loss of family and I am sure your daughter is a wonderful person. However I would appreciate you holding back judgement and saying hurtful things about others, especially when you are underinformed yourself. Blessings to your family.

[@dougbillman2333]

Big alpha and his family , he has to be all of 14 feet tall, prints almost 24 in long…bout a 100 pounds per foot…the eyes are self aluminating, it’s their night vision….

[@brendastevens5714]

Tragic news about Kerry. He's had a lot of sad losses in his life...so it seems. Sorry for your loss of both your friends.

[@yahwehsprophet2497]

Gave you Nance another story of my Bigfoot encounters

[@tracyhamric4042]

Thanks for the stories prayers for all

[@rchris3821ify]

To the Ranger Fox. I have a question. Did he smile back at you?. Just curious Robert Christopherson

[@healingtouchangel]

Late again but got my dinner here. Chinese, lo mein, beef and broccoli, and 2 spring rolls.

[@pammymusic4ever]

The Aborigine comparison is the first time I have ever heard that and it is genius! Foxy, thank you for sharing your story. Amazing how a few seconds can change your life forever. I look forward to listening to these stories. Thank you, Nance.

[@BuckeyeBigfoot]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@mikefisher4834]

That’s crazy Tod mentioned the movie The fox and the hound because I was just watching clips from that movie a couple hours ago I never knew the name Tod meant fox in old English🦊💙🔥

[@just1wayup]

Nance thank you for the wonderful narration. To the families of the departed my deepest condolences.

[@jenpalazzo5728]

Nance, it would add a nice touch if we could see you actually recounting these stories to us. You are more than just a voice!

[@caram2064]

I kind of like the ‘Mystery Lady’ behind the voice, my brain has given her and her voice has also given her its own image, very pretty lady. I can stick with that. ❤️🦋🙏