• SO EP:530 I Don't Think That's A Bear!

  • Nov 8 2024
  • Length: 57 mins
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SO EP:530 I Don't Think That's A Bear!

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  • In this episode, Brian welcomes Tasha from North Dakota as she shares her riveting experiences with alleged Bigfoot sightings. Raised in East Texas, Tasha recounts eerie encounters from her childhood, including mysterious noises and sightings during family fishing trips. Her fascination deepens with a harrowing midnight walk through the woods, where she and friends sensed a presence following them. Later, during an expedition in North Carolina, Tasha vividly describes a figure resembling a Bigfoot and detecting a putrid smell. She discusses various peculiar events, including nighttime hikes in the Uwharrie Mountains and encountering a strange crab-like creature. Tasha's stories paint a compelling picture of unexplainable phenomena that continued to intrigue her over the years.

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    00:00 Welcome to the Show 00:07 First Encounter with the Unknown 03:14 A Chilling Experience at 15 09:30 Strange Noises and Dancing Lights 10:46 Expedition in North Carolina 15:56 A Night in the Uari Mountains 22:39 A Terrifying Encounter in the Woods 23:21 The Decision to Leave 26:35 A Night Hike Gone Wrong 33:18 The Mysterious Crab-like Creature 39:01 Reflections and Speculations 43:47 Statistical Insights and Final Thoughts

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