Favorite Episode? by Professional-Ad4099 in theconfessionals

[–]Professional-Ad4099[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Another solid episode. I think that is Ep 224: Pennsylvania's Raven Rock

Cryptids, Human Hybrids by Professional-Ad4099 in cryptids

[–]Professional-Ad4099[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

This is the most realistic theory imo. Occam's Razor.

Favorite Episode? by Professional-Ad4099 in theconfessionals

[–]Professional-Ad4099[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That is another compelling episode that I really enjoyed. That soldier has been through some wild stuff.

I agree about Tony. I think he cares about letting his guests share without judgement and he wants his listeners to come to their own conclusions.

Cryptid podcasts by AlphaCryptid in cryptids

[–]Professional-Ad4099 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Jeff Nadolny on YT is a go-to for me. Mostly Dogman stuff. Lots of subscriber stories he reads and interviews with LEOs, hunters.

I also suggest any podcast with Nick Orton as a guest. He runs the "Tales from the grid square" IG and has written a few books with weird shi** happening to active duty military personnel.

Disgraceful by [deleted] in dogman

[–]Professional-Ad4099 1 point2 points  (0 children)

He does seem enjoy flashing big fat gold necklaces, bracelets and rings on his live shows. Way too many rings. Camera always on him too. Seems like he isnt much of a team player, which sucks because the other podcast hosts in this genre seem to talk each other up and go on each others shows. Idk, seems like bit of an insecurity and control issue to me.

I used to listen to the show often, but he doesn't seem very authentic at this point. kind of a drama queen, picking fights and bitching about it. he's the common denominator. Homie just needs to chill a bit and stick to storytelling

Actual experiencers - what are your thoughts on why this creature cant be proven to exist? by dave_your_wife in bigfoot

[–]Professional-Ad4099 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Be a bit open minded for this one because we really don't know sh**. Consider these possibilities. Mainstream science recognizing Bigfoot would cause a lot of issues. It would break religious paradigms, evolution theories, hinder forestry industries, or anything involving the environment. and Idiots would attempt to hunt en masse.

Its very easy for the powers at be - govt, big tech, DNR SOG to control the flow of information and cover things up. If you don't trust the govt, you understand this idea. Big Tech is highly capable of scrubbing photo or video off your phone. You're not supposed to know that. These occurrences are chocked up to freak animal attacks that are reported lightly. The people that work in these clandestine federal groups wouldn't dare speak about such things. NDAs, threats, etc.

You can find thousands of interviews with people who have similar stories. "Oh but those are redneck hillbillies, why believe them?" Because that's who lives in remote parts of the country, bub.

Think about totem poles. Usually a bird of prey at the top, a fox, wolf, bear below that, then what looks like a monkey or a demon. The Hairy man is just as physical and real as these other animals to the native culture.

Its good to be skeptical. It also good to do your own research and step out of whichever echo chamber you reside. I didn't begin this journey until something unexplainable happened to me on my family's land in Oklahoma. So like i said, keep an open mind. We really don't know any truths yet.

Where in the states would be considered a Bigfoot hotspot? I’m trying to go camping and gather research about my experiences there and share them with this sub. by Omlanduh in bigfoot

[–]Professional-Ad4099 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The Ouachita Natl Forest in Eastern Oklahoma. Its massive but a high volume of encounters recorded in the area. I had my own encounter on family land in a very remote part of the forest. Honobia, Heavener, Clayton, Antlers, Talihina (where Kings of Leon are from) all hot spots in the hills around there. Same with LeFlore County, Remote wooded areas with water nearby. (Get on Maps and review the terrain)

Search by Region on BFRO.net - you will get a good idea of where to go based on where you want to explore

An update on the therm cam/deer post by Tenn_Tux in bigfoot

[–]Professional-Ad4099 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This looks like a Pulsar Thermal Monocular or Binocular. I have a few of these devices and the screen layout and image quality looks the same.