My name is Cameron Buckner and this is the What If It's True podcast.

The following podcast is marathon 134 from our Dixie cryptid YouTube channel. We'll

hope you enjoy it.

Here's an email from Running Wolf and I've really enjoyed reading this short, but I think

you'll like it.

He writes, this is a short, true story and probably not as interesting as most, but here

it goes.

My niece came home and told my sister that she thought she had seen a bigfoot in the

Sam Houston National Forest.

They live in a small town called Cut and Shoot on Highway 105 between Cleveland and

Conroe, which borders the Sam Houston National Forest in the big thicket.

The big thicket is called that because it's a merger of the southern pine forests, the

Gulf Coastal Plains and the Louisiana Swamps that come together to create a jungle-type

environment.

It was said in my youth that you couldn't go into the thicket for more than 100 yards

before you would step on a water moccasin.

With the expansion of civilization and the encroachment of urban-style neighborhoods,

I would dare say that now you can venture as far as 200 yards before stepping on a water

moccasin.

Oh, that's a great improvement, running wolf.

At any rate, my sister told my niece that she probably saw a deer.

My niece replied that it was big and brown and it was walking on two legs.

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