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SO EP:523 Bigfoot In The Ozarks

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This episode covers the extensive research and investigations into Bigfoot, including behavior, diet, and evidence collection. Robert Pryor shares insights from his long career, focusing on Bigfoot's ecosystem adaptations and unique biological traits. Viewers learn about tracking techniques, signs like footprints and scat, and the use of tree markers for territory. Also discussed are vocalizations and sophisticated hunting methods. The episode addresses scientific skepticism and DNA research challenges, highlighting significant studies and controversies, including collaborations with Oxford University and the handling of DNA samples. It concludes with discussions on why finding Sasquatch bones is rare, and the complexities in verifying their existence.

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 00:00 Introduction to Robert Pryor 00:37 Welcome to the 2024 Ozark Mountain Victim Conference 00:54 The Journey of Fryder Exploration 03:09 Bigfoot Ecology and Behavior 03:37 Bigfoot's Diet and Foraging Habits 09:06 Tool Use and Hunting Techniques 12:04 Tracking and Footprints 28:15 Bigfoot Vocalizations 32:33 Feel the Rumble: Stunt Movers and Sound Effects 33:18 Foraging and Hunting Techniques 33:57 Sound Traps and Ambush Strategies 35:01 Occupation and Territorial Behavior 36:44 Dark Side of Behavior: Goat Kills 40:03 Scientific Viewpoint and DNA Evidence 47:13 Court Battles and Scientific Controversies 52:55 Q&A Session: DNA Studies and Missing Bones

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Speaker 1

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I got a screen going on here. Something just kidding my dog? Something killed your dog? My dog. We're applying through he or over the trade. I don't know how it did it? Okay, damn, I'm really confused now. All I thought was my dog coming over the fence and they would have dead. And when you hit the ground, I entertaining cars. All I thought was my dog coming over the fence. Reporting. We got some understuffing brawling around

out here. Did you see what it was? I'm out here. Look, I'm near the one now now and I don't need anything. I don't want to go outside. He is quite hello, hit the body out here? Quin On a thought of a bit of about tect nine. I don't know you see announce Yeah, I'm walking right out.

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He didn't. Thanks so much for joining me for the show. I wanted to continue this week with putting out more of the audio that I brought back from the Ozark Mountain Bigfoot Conference. What you're about to hear is Robert Krider talking about some of his experiences and some of the things that he's discovered while conducting his research into

this phenomena. As with the audio from Shane's presentation last week, I've cleaned this up as much as possible to make it as listener friendly as I possibly could, so I really hope that you enjoyed this. That said, all that's left for you to do is sit back, relax and enjoy the show, is sure.

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Robert Cryer Robert Bryer, I spent most of his life in the Southwest regions of the country as an adventure explorer, speciality in research and recovery projects of various forms.

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Including ancient treasures, minds above in the Old Round, ethic sykes, gems and menhal sits, organ fronts again the steel research of critics.

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Robert also specialized in various pathologies like such service imogen with the services in the New Life like the rights, academic, government.

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And law or Canadians. My player to introduced mister Robert Prayer, Welcome to twenty twenty four old our mountain picular. Can we get a little applause? The organizers in dem right thanks to that. The lad is Robert Bryer.

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I only Andrea founded Ady Research and Recovery and Exploration Company as our private exploration.

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I'm not primarily an APT researcher. Became us a whole different positions where it's really probably anybody else out there. It comes from the aspect of your research, your recovery.

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Of enigmatic editence, let's say generally, burn I am treaded ancient history, ancient advanced technology, a lot of factoor facts that along with that, and during those time in which we are put in some of the most rugged positions and the most out of the way places there are to encountered these I'm not gonna.

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Say animal don't know what I do. We're all animals. Let's know that these denigerdation work. Regardless. We had a lot of physical experience.

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Because at about twenty ten I came off a major project. Is at a very bad pace in.

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My mouth that we not what we're going to do.

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Other than that I am transfer your company side. I saw around that time things data was dead were basically a joke. The boys that really want to give it out and get those dancers didn't have the experience, and it's no shot eads.

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Then whatsoever the day were did.

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Now they experience the team, the equipment, or whatever it takes to bring some serious nature in the subject.

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What I saw instead was what I said before, a person an invasional costume riding quantating an ice cream boll. That kind of triggered us over. I thought, you know what, instead of doing the things where.

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Large finance companies the primary viguar or kind of backdoor have.

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Used us to take advantage of our work in research and then hybrids, we'll just go in vadion that because we already had video that I had shot a ninety four on the subject, you know, we begin to put that out and.

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That started basically our entire game with the say now I have to skip a lot because this is a long reputation being sweez in the very short time period.

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Impologized the SERI it can't be moving out cultination of all.

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These years experience ended up being where we were asked to work with Oxford University in a mudium.

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Of duology and we dan switch to it and later.

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To you and you don't want to feel to study with the University of New Mexico out most of which during this presentation will be data of this gamagry. We want those two research emers, so let me get into it. My presentation is if ethology, behavior, DNA, and the governments, why you don't know both the scientific opinion on stickboot and why you don't know about.

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What's been scientifically a complimens regardum.

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We'm going to start with a quote I started going to Doyle. When you have eliminated the if possible, whatever may, however improbable, must be truth biology, diet and acquisition. Even a lot of biologists overlook who lot of food sources when they regard the species as their gentification when.

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They cannot live in in new wilds out there. Something we can.

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Notice all of the commonis requires consistent source of rings. It's very important. Things that are overlooked are like algae. Algae is very important that it contains way more than you ever would believe that cod plus all the microorganisms that's consumed along with recing where they've eaten algae and sand on that trouble I need to sustained on the things so learn, and having the.

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Family unit as an area in a group, little forests won't containe because most forests don't have a continuous foot. The Russian all of in particular as an infantryor across the United States and able.

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To prove all over the region to region, because this provides a year long goose. But it's not on the tree, if on the ground, and they can be consumed the year that when the last all year sitting on the ground with the founding issue. We find anywhere Russian all of us in their areas and it's any.

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Subjects to go to.

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The family unit almost always have a percentage of Russian olim.

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Seed within their stats.

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And then another subs any of the pionet varieties that are edible, even pine metals represent the nutritional sources off and over in our regions and in many others.

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There's suctis like young another thing that a lot of biologists can overlook kind of food source. So what you see here is where they take in yuca, rip the thing loose which bears still the dingham up.

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They don't have the power of the month, and then they take each leave and they fight off the bottom and what do The right hand photograph is a scalloped in notation of the actual site mark. You'll see that a few times in our research, so you'll kind of notice that mark is just about twice society when they you're.

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Almost a size the with an average names thumbbay treatment.

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Many animals treat themselves, and this is from the primates to easy wolves and other things they haven't understanding.

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There natural will helps them to filo grat. Juniper berries seem too stringent to be consumed, but what they were used.

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And aren't used for to treat gastric efficiency of stomach pain and things like that. And we've seen them a certain time of the year consuming judi bear. First, let's takes us into forest. Now, when we talk about fords, you think of the like in berries and grow through things like that. But to these animals, curds are sent of forage because they could just gathered them. They don't

need to hunt them. They can see in the dark, they watch where the birds roost and in the case of the woodickers, i'll just walking up full off the side the herd, so it's more like they're picking from the shop. Else something else in decades with their behavior.

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That shows us a lot about what we're dealing with is in the right hand photage, you can see where the woodfecker has been plucked and all the feathers file needed now they haven't even been distributed by wind or anything. The little downy feathers are all still there.

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This is only about twenty minutes behind the feeding episode when we're tracking the subject and then as they move what we've come across where sero capitalist feeding was this feather or pile fetas.

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We find this comic in every bird consumptions like they come on the.

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Expression of we find where the birds work or the feathers were piled, no other thing out there doing tell us a lot about what we're dealing with diversity. Even the biologist and when they finish going it's pluck. I'm not to discredity biologistic scisspack at any anything else, but they need to considered more. When we're talking about beings of this stature size ability.

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We have to consider a lot more than you normally wo We generally cannot con measure.

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Everything against ourselves in America is a stimmer and in this case you can see in a scat on the right hand side of that samples where they consume a QUORKI.

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Cline, skin, quills and all and past the quills. I don't know anything else they can do that frib area.

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So a consistent source of protein or deer deer easy for them to obtain.

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We'll get into the little bit of those processes later.

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But if you find deer being consumed regularly, parts of deer being carried around the weed to carry out a proxy.

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In this case, this is very with the large kils of an expedition.

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You sure the deer lake is still so fresh, just a couple of days old, than be completely stripped without.

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Any teeth marks, no nine marks at all from a pile of carrying it. If all that crash is very soft, you can.

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Almost scratch its surface with your fingernail. There was no mark is But what we do have at the top of the pairs where the whole knuckle has fitted it off all the carpets are they clean again?

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We see some familiar scalop marks from the team.

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That amount of.

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Happen twives with livestocks.

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This is an alternate standard protein source, so they need still normally for the little resort to livestock. In this situation, they've got a consumption sack where they often go in the larger animal or parts of larger animals to consume. From the right hand of photo, they'll see the same scallop tooth marks at the joint where they've fitting off all the carpets there, but again absolutely lack of any other mark and the raps out gats there anything else, nothing else cary has gone.

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It takes us to grubbing logs, grub along to come to bear offensive.

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Out the animals even whole dig into the lag ticket rubs. But in digging with their behavior is the message that they do it so you'll never see when toward open down the bottom from the side which you do harm.

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Bear as well. There's no claw marks or teeth marks anywhere on the wood surface. And we also see when.

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Wood has been picked straight up, lace sideways and can set straight back death.

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That's another thing that's not going to be in tignible.

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But any of the underdid a mammals out there the other men than duel use we all learn about animals.

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Do they use tools and things like that?

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Will grow the use tools I throw the smart enough you can take a bottle of water at the levels to love them that.

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Bottle of water.

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A lot of people they'll understand just slaces, just explain, but don't drop techos in there.

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The display area increases the volume which washes the water up where they can drink it. Now, even most people looks like, how do I get the water out of there? If I can't pick it up? You don't give you a straw. How am I going to get the water out?

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We don't think the pihoul that initially go do so let's not be surprised or even who has in the fact that they use tools. In this case, you see in the lower left side we see a hole with a stickling. In the next roun there's also feature of the ground there for two subjects. So we have the friends with them on our table not from this stage of the same guy. And in the right hand fol you can saying the application of that stick as you can escimate and dig out a rapid road or something

out of the berth. And people might say it could be dog or kyo or wold or even there. But what we see here is addicative of any other round. What are reasoning for staked lay and they're what the wears used is those lines are all linear, evenly spaced and distributed.

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That way across all the estimation.

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That's make human the student because we understand how much material it's going to be removed with each straight and we're scraping over part just to make the most efficient gig process. That's something humans doing.

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Small rocks, I think they might rock about that side. They use them for defense warning, They using a sound to drive, and then they also use them for hunting.

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Even rock that they can take out a pretty good side of animal that rocks about a pound and a half. But we notice is playing on top of the league atop of everything there and this is an area it's all played.

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There's no rocks, and stay tuned for more sasquatch the same woman right back after these messages.

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When you find a way on top. They often used to hunt and then why carry the rock? They leave the rock landing.

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You'll find that same rock in the temper position sometimes where they picked it up and used it again.

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Large rocks. Now this rock weighs about eighty pounds. With the trump of gran it w we tracked.

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We had a big twenty to which man over there on the table. Tracking that series of subjects a little bit for Oxford University, we found where they had used to walk in the hunting and rolled down to a large male of them on all fours. Preck is an older guy whenever he's a team. But he carried this rock and had hippo here with this rock. I'll inferred by him, but they never seen it here before this occurred.

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They walked into his position and where he got the rock. He had new idea.

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I had seven people he started married up one hundred peter across never founded with the rock and then picked up and it was obviously these you can see in the right hand.

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Mode you can see that they're stating it would have been a hole where it was removed. So yeah, he carried this.

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Rock round for considerable amount employment before you use it, and you can see where it actually can up the deer that you're touldige ar tracks leaving the man of rock way going to the tracks and something that's pretty plot. Other people the tracks were on always what they see. We always take them to go out and they go it's.

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The RIDI feed or hand.

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But you're talking about a creature who's like the best contortionist you've ever seen, the best gymnast you've ever seen, the best most apoetic and flexible you've ever seen.

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They'll contact any part of their body on the ground and anywhere. It just depends on how they want to move in their motion and what they're doing. When they're on all fours. They're not leaving the whole handlings generally, they're not leaving feet.

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Here.

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What we see in the marks on the left there is actually not one print that or the imprints that's one that's the same subject because of the big point on our table. But on the right we see a scale of graph whatever. We see the demonstration of the marks that they actually leave behind. If you're going to go tracks, the most deliver.

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Is in the top left there, and that's the side of my hand. It's a paisley form. If you hold your fishiness, you see that you can take more damage on that surface without the season in your hand than any other place on your hand period.

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So that sins their contact on the bottom. It doesn't's the same way. They'll tend to even carry the little toe, so a lot of them all by the experts. Then you see attain a little toe.

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It's not a big foot cert that's absolutely full. They protect their little tone as much as possible. So when the soft substrates, it's comfortable.

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There's no snacks or anything else. It may slay that sni. But when you get a row, when you get the areas where there's root sacks and things like that, you can know the tracks change and then you can just run fast go in. So there's different surfaces.

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Sometimes that fourth or didn't do it will even show up going to tracks and knuckles and fists. But when the left hand photos, these are the fis marks, the larger emails the family who we set.

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There's seven and half in kidd wider and there's.

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About three and a half feet of space between them. That shows you because of the twist of her arms, we get tell how differ farms are which she's sending. So if you take your arm.

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Under on the ground and.

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Bard, you a lot more sightings in the humility and put it on the ground flat so that angles could be and.

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We get her shoulder in her dimension of nat.

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On the right hand side we have the normal prince of a subject by blue leadness for a totally different area us.

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A med inside subject. But that's one section of the figures in the numeral, and they're almost thirteen and a half in over that law. So even in a younger subject would have over twice my size. And in this case he's hiding, kick out a small, use a smaller and larger and there's a huge fight. Seem you can feel it there. It's the sixteen a can.

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From the same subject we study for Oxford that the principles put at her on the table and my.

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Entire open hand that just inside his palms action. You can imagine how big that's cutely one if the pain is equal to do of mine. And with now as tracks go again, but we're.

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Gonna see tracks like this, should the adults or you should see tracks from their offsprenor from the children, and in this case you do. The children seem to be pretty happy out of as a matter of fact, they give behind where the groups has been more than the adults. We see where a younger subject is dropped to his knees and use get the fists and pull his up across the sand with his fists, and at.

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The end they or the top on the right boat. We see the very top.

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Those tracks don't go any farther than that, and s looks like they just disappeared. What you have is where another subject reached over about six miles undred feet and snatch.

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That around on the sand.

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We presume rule that because hey, who have beaven marks in the sand, Because we see this over and over.

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Ruble only get marks from the big room where they're grabbing a little one. Who's leaving marks? Now? How small are they? What do they do? What's the baby's like about? Apple?

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One year would draft of earth through the scat of the inn because it was a blue hood green and.

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Music was beating on a mother and he heard her when they nail started coming in the track always things because the family unit, and assume that's when the birth had taken the place. So we tracked that side.

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It was still a couple of months before we found the first place that she had set that little baby down.

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The first point she said on.

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The ground we could buy with a picture on the right, and that's four and a quarter inches long now on the left, because we have that.

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Gas sitting on our table.

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That just like six or seven months later and they're already like six and a half pitches. That's how the masts they're growing at this point. But as you're seeing in this photograph on the same subject, when we.

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Look at in the right hand of the photo that's not on the table, that's straight down on the track.

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Look at the four and geometry. But the more quology to it. Have you ever seen a human being a modern human games with a toe and first minutitars, which is.

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The bone structure behind the rapt that size in relationship to the foot, it makes up almost half the book. If you look at it, it's almost as wide is you're tired, But can you imagine your human in view or your child? You have a baby board and within the first six or seven lunches, look down, the end has to break.

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Toil structures half as long as it's butter. But this is how we are.

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It's because they're better. Rolling is extremely fast and that structure is going to have to deal with on the law of masks very quick. Attract you and I are going to race through these a little bit. But this is I showed dis great because in one shot looks appears to have the barge. The other shot appears to have a flat that was best.

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Throw accordingly argue this these dude and other people as well, saying though this is absolutely a human and this would have absolutely a big book.

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Well, these tracks made on the same subject on the same day, walking the same river bed, the same track.

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Where about the deeping apart? Is the argument good when we know it's the same.

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Trackway, And they'll argue that one is and one isn't based on a certain set paramum, and we know those parameters.

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You're getting correct. This is a juvenile line track.

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So that cast is on the table as well and has a durm the pattern in the center of the foot surrounding the right How do you take it.

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Out a little bit? That patter cannot show up in a modern reason such as us, but it can in a hear their home. And four with the bowl this is it.

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Normally are raised in our foot like they're allowed to extend all the ram, which is impossible for us. Once you rate our foot, if it could drop that far as they would create a gallous likes that. As a true doctor looked at these and instructed also that form was doing almost all the right casts.

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If you look and analyze what they able to call that cast.

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So this is an adolescent of ten inches, young adult had fourteen inches, and young adult that they get about the ages they started to even hold doing things on their own, at least the nail. There's seventeen in the left hand foot. You see that's my boot so boo, look how much figure that print is than mine the right hand Pho can see when he's actually following a rat or following a rat's tracks in.

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The ends and below and drifting on.

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Top of it. This is a subject we're really familiar with in the family unit. This is when it goes and comes back and forth. It's quite a bit of a family that doesn't live.

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What that can be with the family. See Alpha fin as me. You're her twenty inch prints. You know, I'm saying to little Porson, it's my booger.

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And on the top and in the bottom it might look like there's two bits in the sand. This is why sometimes people don't catch the tracks. If you would have follow me, you almost think they're cows walking because they'll put two f like that close in the spaces you speak with that it's one track. If you look at my boot ram and theyice.

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It as a deep dida. The he don't have a deep ditda the Then.

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You look at the bottom and you really realize how big she is. On the right hand too, she's descending a sloan. Now I could walk they that soot not being to be on the mark if.

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I can't get that slim, if I can get them, but I can't break the three set of r is airing at slow out. This is a big girl. The album male so I've heard it took about six years and to find the first.

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Sign of this guy, and it took ten years to find the track on the right, and the track on the right was making the stand in less than forty feet away from me, and it's less than five minutes old, and he's still.

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There while I'm taking that photograph. Then you can see that whole encounter. And I can't te too much about us around the time that if.

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You see that whole encounter in that video call Waiting the Giant on our you Tube, then that'll be at the end of this you'll see how to get a contact information, which if you watch anyone a watch the second Holy Manipulation. So breaks in twist breaks and twists are things wh we use to track where they've been and where they are right on the left. This is commonly a type of break. They'll do Russian all.

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Over another hardwood. It's very difficult.

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It's now believes the year first year's grow eighty second and they'll break those off in a manner that's inconsistent basically with natural break the whole lark area.

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If they're occupying, so you might have a river system, belt roi or side of a road. And if they're not side of the road generally because this is occupation soon so we can have a travel let's say, and.

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On the side of this path of travel if they're going to be occupying the zone to the side of that where.

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That is, they'll break these on the entry point on the left hand side. We call these flats and still break in twists and make a visual marker that can be seen at distance. Sometimes these will be around areas they don't want you to go into. This is an area that at heavy damage in traffic. If we know the female, the will never think it.

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But if you look on the top of the right hand photo, can you guys make that out of a pair there's a blue wide object that's a basketball and it's a ranee condition, completely indeplated, not a stuff on it, sitting.

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Where there's no people at all, zero and why is that here? We need would assume the little larger stuff next flight the center pat footer or maybe Georgia have p off back in from one of the surrounding properties to where we can already see evidence of the children quite brothers sas.

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This is something that will help anything anything serious to the ons. To get evidence or any study or anybody else, you don't have to search, bar mine or whether there are things for hair, you have to learn how to find.

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They're rubbing posts.

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So once we learn how to identify these locations, we have four of them in a day and they w we use these things. We've seen them five six years later with the same initial hair rubbed ended who there was, and then.

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Added on every year.

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So as they come in to please pathways a travel of a canyon system or a larger pathway to travel, and they get into the zone they're going to occupy like the river bed area, don't pre eat things, and they'll do the outside like we see years on the lower land Enfela. We see a tree line and then a dissimilar tree out front and they'll do that on those or just on the edge of that tree lick. And then you'll see in the right hand photo this is actually the first time we saw George.

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The subject, and we just say we don't know anything.

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We just say look because it's we can infer who we're talking about. But Georgia was the fourteen fifteen inch foot.

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Began to rub this last year. Actually he had never had the hearing, being the rumping puss obvious moms and at this point.

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In time this year and several of the movie begins in opens, so we assume that he's making over that well I deeping the flash and he sent there.

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We're going to follow up on their under family number player barriers.

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Barriers are ridiculom everybody's got no transpassing the whole nine.

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Yards and at the same time they could be made to her purpose and in this case we're actually just funding a game. But this is from an area called a lot of Lodge Tilton area, which we've got a couple of videos on that. I was when you're gonna go see Alarge.

Speaker 3

This is a big stat This is indicative of massive animals.

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Who give you massive trees. To do certain tasks. So they create these barriers to futtle year, to make the ground impassible difficult to pass.

Speaker 3

They've carried a you measured year eighteen thousand, five hundred dollars.

Speaker 6

Now we do that players the man.

Speaker 3

Now before you went for a pine tree at a hundred football thirty eight face eighteen thousand, five hundred. But that's the roof off gop And the picture on the left is that hundred foot tree and showed that all.

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Branches and everything with free lay. On the right, that's the roof boll to that tree. Now look at it, the roof boll.

Speaker 3

It should be a hole there, there's no hole. And you look in front of the roofball, which is a big pump at the fell off the roof all under being carried in.

Speaker 6

So that's not hot and looks be trying.

Speaker 3

Do you see the roof ball in the dist that's standing at the same way, that's another six foot doll.

Speaker 6

It's not got a hole either. So for a round the street laying right down there, there's no hole from mountain either.

Speaker 3

Now like programming's roof reception, but there's no hole. Every tree in this picture laying the horn hungly was carried in every one of them, and they had ambushed lines set up and thinking into this run to where they get hide behind and take whatever walks through there. So there's a lot of purposes that they do a certain mark. So what we see, of course in this location is.

Speaker 6

Expressions of strength and power as well as this is our area or where to going on not to do. On the left hand bot, we see something similar to the trees.

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In Alaska, Michigan, and it's stuff into the ground upside down, and this is similar to that in strength.

Speaker 6

When I say that, because it's a thirty fifth fine tree, it's being pulled straight out, root and all.

Speaker 3

And I'll tell you if if the tree is alive and it's got its tap root, a car could hit that tree and pull the brunt.

Speaker 6

End of the car around.

Speaker 3

They'll come out back rooms are tight and they'll break off the first time that tree dies.

Speaker 6

And you've probably never seen a pine tree out of the ground with the full.

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Intact taproot on it. And that's why in this case, that's exactly what we have. And all the pine needles were still.

Speaker 1

On this tree.

Speaker 6

It was dry, it's fully alive, and really when they pulled it out like a carre. On the right hand side, we have an tex you know the foreground. Here we have a little apple you might be to see in the stare.

Speaker 1

And stay tuned for more sasquatch out to see. We'll be right back after these messages.

Speaker 6

They is about eighty behind the apple. The tree is leading to the left is over the ninety. The tree is leading to the right is.

Speaker 3

Eight and they're a little bit thin. So the mathman sits around. They with thirty five hundred and four thousand pounds per treaty. That means you'll go being on this point defication probably something for a lot of people say, man, we've never seen our scatboarders their scat and all these researches over the.

Speaker 6

Outcome, no one ever find Scott. It's the same thing as the really get sent host.

Speaker 3

Once you figure out what they're doing, how they have to live, and you figure it out, you can find it. And we found up to forty eight files in a single day, representing probably about sixty pounds, and that was from seven subjects over a five day period.

Speaker 6

Having to place this is for a gal so off with the lewd on the river beds and then the stream.

Speaker 3

And this stuff doesn't last long. Coyotes and other animals will actually devour. So you have to get in there within a certain time frame or activity frame in or to even low take it all. The offen see is where it's either a or ever bed like this, or it's behind the ton of foliage with a natural outcrop or some of their barrier where you can't.

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Be approached from that direction. They'll go against that.

Speaker 3

In the right hand body, you'll notice that there's two depressions along that gate. Those are the females se prede twinning engines for the massive set of apps you can see.

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And then they'll do it.

Speaker 3

They'll altiplicate together so they have seven piles there and then one of them will be oppin a distance.

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By itself and we soon why six are going?

Speaker 3

When was watching when they're done with eos because it's just repeated down the prover or things for the EPs interpretation.

Speaker 6

The reason is say they put GPS, is I can tell more about.

Speaker 3

The creatures where they go, when they've been there, and all them what they did while they were there for a single.

Speaker 6

SCAT file than you can almost any internet. In this case soccerlays dear for a road, Indian climate and Russian olive sea. Now what's unique about this is the closest that a Russian pla plant tree is to apinion tree in this space is five miles. So we know that the.

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Subject within one feeding period a dedication period, we know that he went from this area to that area or rice a versa. But we know that five miles become one beatings of that period or whatever occurred that day within that one feeding. On the left, he actually seen where we have seedar that's been needing to probably adjust and treat and die.

Speaker 6

Botalizations.

Speaker 3

Hopefully, this is where our audio goes in and where let's see what we get at a couple of these.

Speaker 6

We've got our gear.

Speaker 3

You've probably never heard anything like them, and since we have some speakers, we'll be able to do it there.

Speaker 6

But a lot of secret systems will even produce the SAP because there are two local reagents.

Speaker 3

If we had the speakers that could produce the pull three good you get damage people.

Speaker 6

This goes low percent, and this is.

Speaker 3

One of the long distance communications that's not being brocast audible for you to hear with your ears.

Speaker 6

If you can feel. So there's a the I recodable rate for ninety ninetyclack or some of the sounding to feel a long human care. But you will be all the stuff that's a fairly harmonize. It like just something not a lot of people have ever heard.

Speaker 3

They hear, how they hear, how they've got where they manle how old there in the family reacts by matching as.

Speaker 6

How each one of course has there over bowl.

Speaker 3

Signature and what's the big one, so they all get into where they harmonize.

Speaker 6

Yeah, I did you hear that at the end of there, But that was a mountain line responding to that call, or during the part of that call, but rather for pro fear or whatever. But that's what that was. Hopefully this is all your word. Let's go move on to a hollo here.

Speaker 3

Say the little one and then the second or second subject feels then it's a little bit of howl. Okay, So this is what it's like when we isolate now and remove all the background and just the howl.

Speaker 6

You see, I'll clean that. We're gonna move down. So this is what I was describing to you as Moore Harda. So you have a man how have the female power mansor.

Speaker 3

And so altogether there are six subjects that we saw, all the spectrumentalizers that are proving they're a part of that.

Speaker 6

Here's another man that was like a crazy age. You can't even imagine if that takes it in. I'm having another more time. So you can hear they trying in and out, and they do that and they try to mash so it gets that residence, which is really super clow. We seed it almost thinking to each other. The house sequence is of too long fuse presentation and in a day that time. But we're gonna go ahead something else here. We've all heard it out and long howls and screens

and things. This is something I would be heard of this long or not.

Speaker 3

But imagine what it takes to have a really high applitude vocalization or disappearing.

Speaker 6

Let's move on in case this is what we heard the field or.

Speaker 3

No, I should say what we've got to still the beating. See you can feel that a little bit right as low as these things are going to produced. If we had stub umbers in here, this will round out of the seats around on the chair rather.

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Than the pulpit. Now you got to feel that person. We're gonna school go in and playing. So far everything has to get pretty docile, and so this is the great range it was.

Speaker 3

We had to filter it, we had amplify it to get it, but you can still get the expression of the motion.

Speaker 6

It sounds pretty mechanical because we've filtered it, but it's okay quick and I'm gonna go through these kind of quick to save time.

Speaker 3

So when forwarding the move is a scattered room searching for individual droom food resources gathering were consuming pove while searching without collection, collecting and delivery of food to seary individuals at camp using con method to play an animal hatching, migration times and stage search is an individual subject. Hunting, they use a lot of hunting techniques for small and large games. They'll funnel and direct gear into ambus position.

I use some fullage barriers such we've seen Durer. They'll funnel in direct here actively with presents and vocal reporters.

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I'll construct to ulie soundtracks to locate or frame danger. And what I mean by soundtracks a lot of trail structure, and.

Speaker 3

You'll have where they've laid long strength or linear branches whatever in line of the trail that across the trail, and another set maybe in line. Then they'll fill that whole big leaves and they're not They get eighty feet across.

Speaker 6

It's too long for me to jump, but they can hop step over that.

Speaker 3

Everything else has to step back and you can't get to them or whatever without colernial.

Speaker 6

They can use them for two purposes. One doesn't protect them when they're insold, when they're kicking.

Speaker 3

If they can hear something approach and oftentimes we'll find where they've walked.

Speaker 6

Every other way you can get into Sun's place. And they can also use it per hunting. They can sit there. They can't come to block the trail. I think you get the soundtrack they already do. It's there and like okay, bill roads, a small game caps fascist nesting side.

Speaker 3

So we've seen where they've taken stumps holding from their position. Take out an open area of blackground, put the stump there with step a bunch of grass and stuff underneath it.

Speaker 6

They won't come back and they will be laid over.

Speaker 3

And all we can assume is a track because road things will building in there and think it's cool.

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And every us combined to a good.

Speaker 3

Grout occupation the utilizing the area about two square miles for five to seven ye period as a family careio utilize an area of range and approximately one hundred square miles as a family group will change areas is impact roads and resources dimisious.

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To non adjacent areas, So they don't just move next door. They'll go somewhere new.

Speaker 3

They might just fee a mile away. It might be two miles away, but so the game's not effected for their sources of demware, is not affecting any bank. They'll alter their overall games. Use the seasonal leather and game migration. Utilize high regond areas as retreats for solitaria.

Speaker 6

And group of large mammals. This is what we see if it kills them. This is that they carry around the wave pat right fountain pounds.

Speaker 3

Everything we've ever seen in that area itself is all if they give with large males.

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Nothing else.

Speaker 3

We've never found anything from an anlysting my junior and no one else.

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So the host we've ever seen. If there's eighteen agent, the amazements.

Speaker 3

Four faving and seven plus subjects, females lead and male moves be absent. But it's like no It's like when the male wants to make a decision and the decisions stand. So it's basically major are tanny comes off for larger subjects young to hunt for it for the unit of across trouble. For smaller subjects h three older subjects to hunt large, pain and rape.

Speaker 6

And leave the woods have a lot to get property and stuff like that.

Speaker 3

Most often a few miles bare love than young but fully mature large miles long when retreats to the highest onst rugged danse areas together. That takes this to such a different part of behavior and help the dark side. It is because the perception of the umanity.

Speaker 6

Based on other things happened. So we don't really know why.

Speaker 3

Are what they do have pint, but we assume we forced aside our human drains and habits and why we would do such a thing to go kill anyone sweamish.

Speaker 6

I'm sorry, so we used the free graphics, but this was a group of coaches that we were killed inside of our family is not just a pack. But they had a wall piece of.

Speaker 3

Property with adobe walls all the way around it and inside they had fully enclosed back top side for the whole nine yard something had gone in there, removed the ghost one by one out of the pack, killed them, are laid them down, drained them all their blood.

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This is one that it had happened to. Most of them had no experior blood everything on them.

Speaker 3

And what we saw was where they were killed by literally ringing in their necks like a wash cloth. But it wasn't point the death in a mobilize. Then they use a duel or whatever and they functure both the themeral and kronic artery and they drank and dry like a juice bag. And they did this all of them. You know, we assumed this is pretty back up and this is snarly behavior. You we have vampires known things that we hear about mutilations and purposes.

Speaker 6

Draft from the flood were saying, what does that? But in this case we see what does that? This is the door of the patock.

Speaker 3

Now, all the damage was on the top of the door, not on the bottom, and the door wouldn't have looked.

Speaker 6

Anything put in the normal wall to a pair or anything else. They would have noticed what the door was that this canimal creature being.

Speaker 3

The person did and it hit this sup with a tremendous amount of horse enough to pull the screws out of the hinted and enough to literally break the latch free of what it did? You see in that two bac parler a drilled hole there when that lash drill in it in a pound and enable it slip that whole flat door.

Speaker 6

That blatch was like fifteen or three feet.

Speaker 3

From this position where it could have fallen off with here because of the horse, we know what it did. But also lead hair at the top of this and another doorway, so we have to sell at taranare.

Speaker 6

How do we know what that's.

Speaker 3

Because both of the subjects left behind them in this case is in the form of tracks, and we know who these are. Its Georgian days, the same dude that don't here there's a blizards for five days. It's horrible, horrible globe freezing along the whole time. And apparently they had done this after that talking about biologists, he said, well, two things you need in a situation like that or iron and salt. So apparently think we've rather iron salt.

This is the behavior that I believe it is commonly exception of a group of game where think this is a goal that they didn't take to go to them.

Speaker 6

They didn't do anything else. They this place is like this is seeing the kids.

Speaker 3

But only one of them knew what he was doing because he could played the ghost down without almost the ark, no kick or anything. But the younger one looking at the tracks. The younger one had tried it and made a huge fight to mess and in the fighting at the top of the head traffic, it is it dark?

Speaker 6

That a bigger question. We see this in all kinds of TV shows.

Speaker 3

We try to big fantasy world out of this work all evil and it's all sinister, and it's all horrible, or is it.

Speaker 6

We have a few people's doing exactly what we just saw. They're do muzzling an animal. And don't you either the karate or armory or the Federal armory to get blood from enough to consume they're in this stage. Of course, these are their cat. They're not going to halt their cat in the case. You see what the ghost is, what they have to do, there's nothing lot of there. The We're gonna get over to the real quick and hopefully I'm not over them. And that's a science. Big

of you people don't really understand. The biggest question is what.

Speaker 10

Is this thing?

Speaker 3

That a man is able for forty five years. The biggest prom out there. This is not compass anyway or about truth. We're not about hiding it squashing those people who can't have bad But what is the true large scientific view we're all doing. Science stops at this that they don't believe it, that they don't think this is really that they didn't think that it's a big money because it's not correct.

Speaker 6

Forty five years have been told this check apipact. There's an a huge question. It seems like all the witness isn't believers, the natives and everybody else. They don't think it's check appens. Now do the thing.

Speaker 3

We all see the reality of the truth. And you wonder whether the dispearence. Once I got this is the true viewpoint of science. So we're gonna get this view point. The Water Review curricula, the classification through our source is those through the lens of anthropology, second edition.

Speaker 6

Twenty nineteen. This is modern bric. You're going to be an anthropologist.

Speaker 3

They're gonna hands you twar today from the introduction to do the Evolution of Culture, chapter two.

Speaker 6

Page fifty. Now look a look at the title for one anthropology. That apology doesn't study the moon. Do they have culture? So why is it huan evolution in culture? Here?

Speaker 3

This is the scientific degree. I remember the big PhD this entire time is there's the scientific view.

Speaker 6

Believe there's some type.

Speaker 3

Of big aim here is what they big A leadership be aware that they use side a picture issues problem either alone, it probably his addictionous a barge even like, hey, if it exists, there's probably a human who wants to be left alone and no one should do it hard recalled the if a private is bipedal, big got is

typically reported to be it is classified as human. Wait a minute, yeah, probably isn't a large even like hey, free call that if a primate is bipedal, it because as typically reported to people, it isn't classified as human. Let's break it down and even a little more simple.

Speaker 6

Yeah, probably isn't larger.

Speaker 3

Like ay, if a prim private five pedal, it is classified as human. So why has a PhD for forty five years?

Speaker 7

And I'm not telling everybody that this would be gagan I think is absolutely in every other single biologies you all, just everybody else knows that if big primate is by metal, it's like human.

Speaker 6

It doesn't matter. You can't say the inner calls of humans because the NFL areg so after Repenticus during the other years ago. But that ends this argument. Well why did this argument thereout the fourth Who.

Speaker 2

Would do that?

Speaker 6

And why would they do that? What are we talls? We learned this pretty recently.

Speaker 3

Adod trust the science maybe dis real OtherSide and we've been involved on this VERSUSO. Hey, there's a science. Has the test recent dictate the DNA evidence project from Exam of the Eddy DNA. This is a collaboration between Oxford University and the Museum of Duology LEXAM, Switzerland. It is at all in the world. Everybody looked at this. Everybody waited for this, and I tell you we submitted example, it came back to come on. We didn't ask to be part of it.

Speaker 6

They came to us and requested our participation, so we provided it. When it came back unknown.

Speaker 3

It was also had DNA was uncomfortable because it was the last lead or half of the hairshaft in a thought.

Speaker 6

But the point is that it didn't match any no speak periods. So they asked us, do you guys say take the questions? And they held this study.

Speaker 3

The whole world A waited this the health the state two months because they called us on the phoney said hey, can you guys, do you think you can get us a.

Speaker 6

Stamp off a living assessment? But absolutely, I take a while with the new track. So we did it. It took two months. We returned to them.

Speaker 3

Not only with the hair professor, there was also fighting prints one hundred and seventy feet bridge, including that large room which track there. We had so much data it was ridiculous to go with this air. We were only minutes behind the subject. We still hydrated, still wet in the whole nine yards. It was reflected in the presidence of us order service and our audist and if you

ever with assistant were their altemus. And he was transferred into their packaging and our magically stealed positive pressure chamber with a camera in the chamber, camera outside the chamber. Basically the evidence was beyond approach and a strait a custody as a match up.

Speaker 6

So we said what happened?

Speaker 3

We never heard heard about it about that sample. They told the whole world they tested every sample where they get so much to me about little so nice, They find the Yetti DNA belongs to bears in that line. So they say that the YETI is a prosty to polar bear to make you prop for why they test the bear hair. And he said, here, biologists can just look at a simple reference manual and classified and called by all the hairs, which is supposed to be done.

No hair shouldn't be a testing unless it is not known. If they came back and seems we got ball, we got a nine, we got this bear.

Speaker 6

Why they be ingram people.

Speaker 3

Do that whole absolute lie a lot like hey, this is white Federal Primary is a big movie.

Speaker 6

They said that was wrong.

Speaker 3

Here, why are beginning this is our paris? I really hope I'm not going over the DNA. There's our sample number. Anybody's welcome to acquire aboutice to the Museum of Zoology to lose adaswetimans. Because when we finally got back to that doctor Brian Sich, who's the doctor who was in charge of all this many.

Speaker 1

And stay tuned for more sasquatch out to see women right back after the East messages, and we said, where the hell is the sample?

Speaker 6

Why would you release the associated press? And all samples were tested it and they were found to be fair and other things. He said, your example being curated in the museums of Blue Band for a future study the world.

Speaker 3

Why in the world anybody holds up for future said, did you hell the world recognized study for two months to get the sample.

Speaker 6

Now you're not going to test it. And there's a problem, and there's a big problem. This is considered a smolking gun.

Speaker 3

So anybody's welcome to follow up because that time we throw all the screen. There's your official samples submission number.

Speaker 6

Anybody as well. But there the new there was the University of New Mexico.

Speaker 3

Gallop was going to put their full trick behind us, and they were going to conduct a your mom and field study. And they hire us to do that, like they hired everyting us because they didn't has.

Speaker 6

To do in our own do we get it? And we gave a lot of that. We give a lot of DNA. It was all about at the university level, just like I filled it before. This was one day.

Speaker 3

This spent a full year in the field off and all that whole time. When we came down to it, we handed all in the executive director.

Speaker 6

We went to the kind of runs.

Speaker 3

We handled all the DNA. It's over to Jeff Mildred if you have them. He's the doctor the PhD that's been on here since the seventy five I'm telling everybody's been Jackanapaty said.

Speaker 6

A lot of other things about the tracks, like a doctor cut out before.

Speaker 3

In this case, we've given all the DNA and it's when we didn't hear back from the permal that the full year six months after we he had he never.

Speaker 6

Did response to the executive director of the university.

Speaker 2

We can't put on.

Speaker 6

This advent was going to be too Actually it's not a poyet a public conference.

Speaker 3

At first, this was where I want to nify and informed the academics, other exec peters, and the students of New Mexico out the university that they could come into season.

Speaker 6

So we finally opened the doors to everybody, and when we did, they had.

Speaker 3

A large just showing ever in the forty seven years of the university history by a factor in pot They had to move the hall we were in because we overwhelmed it and moved to the biggest freedom they have and people were outside looking through the door and four hundred because kept outside the doors.

Speaker 6

Those of the mayde them weren't because if they were behind this, they wanted this.

Speaker 3

The electors knob Ahol came down and told their stories and told us the language.

Speaker 6

They see and with the word need. Never have they ever done that before.

Speaker 3

But we put this thing on and asked theuthmnum to come and give his jack out a tithnicus trip, and so he showed up.

Speaker 6

But this is that I wouldn't have all the show off. We couldn't get it on the call. For six months, we had no DNA, we had no results to present. Where did all this go? So we asked where to go? In between bikes, people me, I don't know. I took another bike. This is sciences the university. The executive director was sitting to your study the whole nine yards. I don't know. How is that good enough to be from a PhD? Not only that active for your teaching professor.

So I asked him, where is Tracy Gousty? Where is it at?

Speaker 3

Where do you happen to have numbers? You gotta have to resent it, he said, it said, Oh I hand it to we get just told.

Speaker 6

Him and no one person, you don't give it to? Where we submitted to Brian side.

Speaker 3

It was to go to three domestic labs here the States, and each of us supposed to be ended.

Speaker 6

We're just supposed to tell him what it was. But what are you doing?

Speaker 3

He wouldn't handed to the same people we stopped for the first set on the worlds would even be.

Speaker 6

Dealing with Brian science. That the thing is over? So we had no data. What happened next? How'd you the mer University and your official fire for faith? But why university? Can you have fair at all? Or searched for me? But that's a New York Post. How come our study didn't get the New York Post? How come on the data we did not? The science? We did nothing else? How come under that we got to the New York Post?

Speaker 3

And as soon as this thing happened, they go out on him for Brad executive director of the university and ushere there's the huge fraud we pull right.

Speaker 6

They did a twenty two minute news special on KR three where it's Larry Barker. Whatever we've work investigates in a special investigation they do on the.

Speaker 3

Network news and they did it on this and I have to threat through the piss out of them to remove us, which they did.

Speaker 6

It not my energy, but they did all of our information.

Speaker 3

But the point being is, look at what they'll throw at it now. Why because we had no evidence? Why don't we have any evidence? Because doctor Malcolm gas stuff to Brian Side and vanished off the face of ears. But mildreds of custody. Now they're bringing up the executive director on charges of fraud. This is tax favorite brow. This is federal crimes now. This is that's not slapping

somebody's hands for trying to study the species. I don't know what is did Documber will come up and say, hey, Lollo, I believe we had evidence.

Speaker 6

I gave it to Brian Side.

Speaker 3

No credit is nothing zero. He's gonna let everybody go down now. And this is not our personal jacke because we've been this whole gamp. We've done this whole thing.

Speaker 6

This is what happened. People need to know what happened.

Speaker 3

In the end of some day foot exhibition inspired bat state funding creatures are searching for medical creatures that it isn't that see science search, research, isn't he unknown? It doesn't research and knowing the things once they're known, they're not scientific anywhere it's scientific.

Speaker 6

The Sunday, which is the explorations of discovery. It doesn't exist. You don't want to discover it. You don't say it doesn't exist because they didn't discover it. This is all who law.

Speaker 3

This is to the point that the state senator proposed law to stop us. You realize how far.

Speaker 6

This is going on. What they tried to do here, what we did is vement and they're saying the same wayness is.

Speaker 3

They were gonna use as a group called dems because we're SCIENTI creag, so I called her director and I said, all right, it's all scientists, lost animals, laboratories, Dandy and National Laboratories in the University of nemixed form that whole bio biological department.

Speaker 6

And actually astro physics and much others there and all they do shoot down people's.

Speaker 3

Studies, but they were signed to here through the Holly and I would and that is their experts. Who is going to be used in court against them to show this with the myth and abroad.

Speaker 6

That's what did I do. I lay it out into the three.

Speaker 3

Hours presentation for those guys in the end when they said they're skeptical about everything in their hardcore and the end we turned up. They actually were looked at each other and the director looked at the guys. Didn't miss it, and then he asked me, thinking why it was. The point I made is they talked all charges at that point because if we were thinking, hell, yes, take us into court, beat us up.

Speaker 6

Watching, we're going to throw on the table. You want to present it a court long rank now and this thing's.

Speaker 3

Real or not or if it's a med or not yet physical evidence, trade them and it studies the whole year scientific understanding.

Speaker 6

We were about to present all that court, thank you very much.

Speaker 3

All charges dropped because what's scarier than the setting was about the court wasn't pretty n get a determination us core law.

Speaker 6

On what was actually? Yeah, you understand? And again I got where is the DNA wrapping up right now? We're gonnapp it up?

Speaker 3

For the quote Albert Iustid, I probably would over I apologize to organize your video.

Speaker 6

Stop you if I can.

Speaker 3

Embarrasing, we can experience is a mysterious It is the fundamental stands the creative of true are his science.

Speaker 6

But that is you keep watching question.

Speaker 3

Absolutely, Oh yeah, good question, Yeah, come up all right, done, where's the most request an answer?

Speaker 6

So I'll start off with you.

Speaker 8

What are your thoughts and opinions on a Melbock catch up study that hurt find the show at m d NA Michicago BEMM from the patrol screw him and female as opposed to the N DNA which showed unknown organ.

Speaker 6

From gen Bank. Yeah, thank you very much.

Speaker 3

Asking what Michael moves are on the in fact that the mel detention of DNA, the minochondrial DNA coming back contending human and internally in Asian back of vir and I think that would be expected. We know that there were many types of humans, because we know that eighty five pind private is a human being and thus, believe it or not, they are.

Speaker 6

Very potentially ready to go.

Speaker 3

We know that of all the forms of humans, no creditors you're even known it exists in aside through Magne they've bred a whole Higgenson in the Sofa Neanderthals. They all rather view what we considered moderate human modern human is an nglomerate.

Speaker 6

We are a hydrate.

Speaker 3

We're a conglomerate of several other types of ancient human that at some.

Speaker 6

Point or another the populations world.

Speaker 3

Might decline begin to breathe. I think that to answer your question new directly is I think that we are a combination of just something we haven't found in the fossil record yet and US. And I think that would be expected since any paletologist knows whatever you find in the fossil record. Rivers of that REPS about estimated one fifteen hundred what existed.

Speaker 6

So for every one species we see, there was fifteen hundred we don't see. Now we go really conservative on that.

Speaker 3

How many human beings is that actually put out here in a fly alongside wus? He is really end QUI quick, Yeah, you can yell at all the people, what's your understanding and level of vote perhaps for the Darby work bet study going you.

Speaker 6

See if you tell about helps you. No, I'm actually not familiar with Darby work at set. I'm not.

Speaker 3

And the whole thing is that, to be all honest and a nice out of pretension, I don't have to have to go through everyone else to stuff.

Speaker 6

Because we're in the heart of it doing it, and we're studying, researching.

Speaker 3

And providing, so I don't have that much time to get into the did of other reasons happened, but I wouldn't I.

Speaker 6

Looking into it. Actually welcoverycaut to and libys a declendar late we can follow up.

Speaker 3

Why do you think you have been able to find any thoughts and does all this DNA at yourself?

Speaker 6

That's a really good question quote on the I'll take a second part first.

Speaker 3

Actually, yes, that why during the sasquatch genome project, in order to fit that full study in league accepted in the June gen which is our zoo bank, which is a genomical library species.

Speaker 6

They had a whole lot of repetition. They now have over one hundred of them be genomes. To buy a map repetition of those seas and matched each other. On the other side, review from the question of there w fucking call and that's not amare right to mention some pot bone so it's not common to find animal bones of threads. It's common to fin animal.

Speaker 3

Bones of bread, so you don't find beer bones o brow. But you never seen anybody found a badger.

Speaker 6

Or even a bear. I know even now, even I knew that you studied it about fifteen years ago.

Speaker 2

We thought it to be.

Speaker 6

True because there's endeavor.

Speaker 3

Of bear stelling we found with dim map from conso by any biologists, emperor history never there are millions of bears alive.

Speaker 6

Now and they have been a whole time. The thing more, you don't find many.

Speaker 3

It's not like this originally two dudes is in every state in the United States of America, there's no friends of remallions.

Speaker 6

And in the states where they're not at right now, there just isn't any. Not a single dude, not a single vows.

Speaker 3

But over the thousands and thousands of years, there are some fossils up here there. There's been hundreds of millions.

Speaker 6

If not billions, over the last several now years. These animals.

Speaker 3

What'll we finally represented is a ninety a handful chimpanzees.

Speaker 6

I've been around a long time, three and a half.

Speaker 3

Million years, a lot longer than we have, six times longer than we doan wasn't there bothing per week?

Speaker 6

Now we have one from fossil of a chimp. That's it. One that's it's a little nine million for boats. It's three and a half million years old, you know what I mean? Since we have all the chimps, how many chimps have live in three and a half million years, billions dollar billions.

Speaker 3

We don't have und piece and that's what I'll say. So five pet gold we shouldn't expect to find vous, especially for an animal that test expend to be like a master wine or something like that will want to do a horrible place to pass away, or that its culturally which can see they d do that diffinite they have a culture.

Speaker 6

What are they gonna do with each other when that thing happens in the curves. There's so many methodologies that humans used to deal with they're dead, and I.

Speaker 3

Remember there's also been many billions and billions and means in the last hundred thousand years.

Speaker 6

But they only have a couple of pages of early humans. They are to have anything, So to say that they don't find them, I think we should expect not to make a few.

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