• SO EP:580 Get Outta Here!

  • Mar 9 2025
  • Length: 50 mins
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SO EP:580 Get Outta Here!

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  • Fred shares a gripping tale of Rodolfo, an immigrant from the Philippines to Alaska, and his harrowing moose hunting trip 25 years ago where he encountered an eerie creature. The story details his journey, the unsettling experiences he had with his friend, and the strange sightings of what his friend identified as a Bigfoot. After this, Fred transitions to recount the experiences of Marcus and Davey, former military pals, who had a nerve-wracking encounter while on a fly fishing trip in Alaska. They describe hearing whooping screams, seeing large shadowy figures, and experiencing aggressive behaviors from what they suspect to be Bigfoot. The episode closes with reflections from the protagonists and Fred's acknowledgment of the challenges and realities of wilderness life.

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    00:00 Introduction and Rodolfo's Background 01:17 The Moose Hunting Trip Begins 04:44 Strange Noises in the Night 06:12 Encounter with the Hairy Man 09:22 The Morning After and Departure 20:15 Marcus and Davey's Fly Fishing Adventure 24:22 Exploring the Isolated Cabin 25:59 First Encounter: The Whooping Scream 27:00 Nighttime Terror: Davey's Experience 30:17 The Bigfoot Revelation 32:29 The Final Confrontation 35:13 Escape from the Wilderness 43:08 Reflecting on the Ordeal

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