Bigfoot Eyewitness Episode 320 (I Had a 20-Minute, Class-A Encounter!)

Bigfoot Eyewitness Radio

Vic Cundiff

Nature, Science, Education

4.4 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 24 February 2022

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Summary

Tonight's 1st guest is Ryan Feely. Ryan's had 3 Sasquatch encounters in Oregon and is the son of a U.S. Forest Service Engineer. As a kid, he and his dad did a lot of hiking, fishing, berry picking, and a lot of other things, so he's no stranger to the woods. Fast forward to the mid '90's. Ryan had gone on a 3-day hike, with a longtime hiking partner, in the Santiam Pass area, when he had his 1st encounter.

The 1st night of their trip, Ryan had settled into his tent for the night and was snoring away. Suddenly, in the wee hours of the night, a disturbance woke him. When he opened his eyes, he could see that something was pushing the top of his Eureka Timberline Outfitter 4-person tent. Whatever it was pushed the top of his tent down until it was touching his face! When that happened, he grabbed a bright flashlight and ripped out of the tent, wanting to see who or what was doing that...

Tonight's 2nd guest is Deborah Stotts. Deborah's lived in the same house, on a mountain, in Tennessee, for 35 years. In all of the years that she lived there, she never would have done a lot of the things she used to do if she knew that Sasquatch were in the area. You see, Deborah used to love to go on camping trips, with her husband, walking in the woods behind her house, and doing other things to enjoy nature. Late 1 night, though, while driving home from work, she was heading up the mountain, on a winding road around midnight, when, suddenly, her high beams hit a huge creature that was standing on the side of the road. Until that moment, she thought Sasquatch were figments of an overactive imagination. What she was now looking at was clearly real, though. It wasn't make-believe. At the time, she was about a mile from home. Considering how close she was to home, she started to wonder if other experiences she'd had there might have been Sasquatch-related. If you listen to her share all of her experiences, you'll likely be convinced all of them were Sasquatch encounters. We hope you'll tune in and do that.

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0:00.0	My name is Ryan Feeley, I'm a son of a U.S. Forest Service Engineer, lived together
0:08.2	till I was about 12 and my parents split, and I moved into the city, but grew up in
0:13.8	Eastern Oregon, Northeast Oregon, also lived in Central Oregon, Cascades, always hiking
0:19.7	with my dad, fishing. We did a lot of berry picking. We shared spaces with the Black
0:25.6	Bears, some of the two of us saw all kinds of animals. I know what's out there in the woods,
0:32.1	lots of elk. I mean, I'm pretty much seeing them all, Bobcat. With that, I've had three
0:40.7	or rather life changing experiences in my life out in the woods as an adult, and also
0:47.4	as a boy scout. I've done multiple 50 miles to 30 mile pack trips, three day to five day
0:52.9	trips, all throughout Oregon and Washington, Olympic National Forest. I've always liked
0:59.8	the solitude of the woods and put myself out there, usually when humans generally are
1:04.3	not there, middle of the week, ring storms. It's just, I like the solitude. I usually
1:10.3	had one friend with me just to kind of back me up, but that's pretty much it. On my background
1:15.9	of myself, now I did have three experiences. Like I mentioned, the first one was in the mid-90s
1:23.9	with my long time hiking partner. I met all the way back in elementary school, and we've
1:28.9	been hiking a lot up places over in Oregon, I took them. And so we were up a year about
1:36.9	a sandy and past area, not just exactly where, but we were in a wilderness area, and we were
1:43.5	on a three day hike about 18 miles, and we got up into the shadow of Mount, and up into
1:49.3	this kind of swampy lake area for our first night to stay. And I'm sitting there, and everything
1:57.1	is really quiet. I mean, not even the mosquitoes are out buzzing around. I kind of thought that
2:01.1	was odd, you know, really marty area. And, you know, there's lots of cat tails, lots of
2:07.3	food stuff for any large animal, just live off of. So we're camping there, we're kind of
2:13.5	a good old time, put our little fire out, little half size fire, and then we go to sleep. And
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