As they were approaching it, he started screaming because he saw this gigantic thing step into the clearing,

reached down and grab the antlers, flop it over its shoulder like it was a cat.

You know what I mean? It's just 750 pound buck, just flopped it over his shoulder like nothing. And then stepped out of the clearing and was gone.

Like five seconds later, his friend stepped into the clearing and they were looking around.

And he was screaming and he was like, what the hell is he screaming about?

So they went back to him and he's like, how could you not see that it was right in front of you you

were only like five seconds away from it and the guy was like I don't know what that

was we're just damn looking bear I ever saw if that was a bear the way it grabbed

that buck it looked like it stood on two legs and his friends were like, no, no.

And they decided, well, something that big can't hide very well.

I can't imagine it.

We need to find that thing and get our buck back.

They went and they're looking all over the place and they couldn't find anything.

And so they split into two groups of two. And while they're looking around for the place and they couldn't find anything. And so they split into two groups of two.

And while they're looking around for this thing, they keep hearing footsteps on and off.

This horrible stench pops up and then goes away.

And they would like be walking and then stop, synchronize their stopping to stop, and they would hear a step or two and then it would stop.

This thing was like walking right around them.

They were like, how can we hear this thing standing next to us but not see it?

The history of our Earth is so different from what we can imagine.

The Smithsonian, that if they found out about a large skeleton somewhere, was to go get it.

I'm going to assume at least one person is right, because if one person's right, it's right to bust the paradigm. It all goes back to the fallen chair.

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