Hi everyone, thanks so much for listening to another

episode of Dogman Encounters Radio. I'm Vic Cundiff and I'll be your host for the show.

Happy Halloween everyone, I hope you're all having a great night.

For tonight's show, we're going to get straight to the encounters and not have any interview

questions. Before we bring on tonight's guest, though,

understand that because of Rujab and Law enforcement, she wants to keep her identity hidden.

With that in mind, I'm going to keep her name anonymous and I've ditched Tilly Alder to

voice. All right, let's not waste any more time. Let's get right to it.

I'm from a very small town near the coast of South Carolina, so near Myrtle Beach,

about an hour outside of Myrtle Beach. And I have been an avid deer hunter since I was probably five

or six years old. I go with my dad. We have private property where we hunt that's

all by my family. My uncle, my great uncle, my dad and I are the only ones who really hunt

occasionally with my cousin. And we have been hunting on this property like I said for years.

It's been, I think the property has been in our family for probably around 30 or 40 years.

We do a lot of farming tobacco, cotton, that kind of thing. My grandmother owns an entire

acres of farming land. And this land is separate, so it's in a different location than where we farm,

but we still go and we plant corn or we plant cotton during the summer so that when deer season comes

around, probably September 1st, I believe is when our deer season starts. We can have the corn

and the cotton and everything planted out there. We do field plots and that type of thing

for the coming season. And we also put out field cameras during summer so we can see what we're

looking forward to at the beginning of deer season. So this property has always been, I would say

that you get kind of a weird feeling whenever you begin or whenever you get there. But I have always had

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