Troy Hudson

My opinion is we kind of caught them off guard. Because if you take it from their side, if you kind of take it from their point of view, there's not very many times I'm sure they hear their own calls being made back to them and not know who that is. And just my opinion, we kind of caught them off guard because they came to figure out what in the world was going on, and they came in big time.

And I think we got lucky on that at that time because their responses, and sometimes when you go into a new location, three out of five times, I'm pretty sure, stuff like this kind of happens. I'd say three out of five.

And I think we got lucky on that at that time because their responses, and sometimes when you go into a new location, three out of five times, I'm pretty sure, stuff like this kind of happens. I'd say three out of five.

And I think we got lucky on that at that time because their responses, and sometimes when you go into a new location, three out of five times, I'm pretty sure, stuff like this kind of happens. I'd say three out of five.

But I think this particular incident, we just kind of caught them off guard and they were trying to figure out who is that and why are they making our sounds and what are they doing? So that's just my opinion.

But I think this particular incident, we just kind of caught them off guard and they were trying to figure out who is that and why are they making our sounds and what are they doing? So that's just my opinion.

But I think this particular incident, we just kind of caught them off guard and they were trying to figure out who is that and why are they making our sounds and what are they doing? So that's just my opinion.

Well, you know, a lot of the properties, as long as there's tree cover, there's an area, you know, before we go to the location, we're going to look at, you know, aerial maps. You know, we look at satellite imagery and we look at the map topography and everything. And as long as they have a route to go and they can stay under cover and concealment and they have an avenue to escape. water.

Well, you know, a lot of the properties, as long as there's tree cover, there's an area, you know, before we go to the location, we're going to look at, you know, aerial maps. You know, we look at satellite imagery and we look at the map topography and everything. And as long as they have a route to go and they can stay under cover and concealment and they have an avenue to escape. water.

Well, you know, a lot of the properties, as long as there's tree cover, there's an area, you know, before we go to the location, we're going to look at, you know, aerial maps. You know, we look at satellite imagery and we look at the map topography and everything. And as long as they have a route to go and they can stay under cover and concealment and they have an avenue to escape. water.

What's interesting in Texas and Oklahoma is we have a lot of properties where there is now, not in this particular case, because I think if I remember right, this was a roadside, the girls, the girl was in a car with some of the kids and they saw one cross in front of them.

What's interesting in Texas and Oklahoma is we have a lot of properties where there is now, not in this particular case, because I think if I remember right, this was a roadside, the girls, the girl was in a car with some of the kids and they saw one cross in front of them.

What's interesting in Texas and Oklahoma is we have a lot of properties where there is now, not in this particular case, because I think if I remember right, this was a roadside, the girls, the girl was in a car with some of the kids and they saw one cross in front of them.

But typically ranches and remote, I say remote, rural homes, farms and stuff have a lot of activity and right there on the property. And that property was no different than some of the others. What

But typically ranches and remote, I say remote, rural homes, farms and stuff have a lot of activity and right there on the property. And that property was no different than some of the others. What

But typically ranches and remote, I say remote, rural homes, farms and stuff have a lot of activity and right there on the property. And that property was no different than some of the others. What

people refer to as a habituation site where they, either the homeowner or there's someone on the property that sees them on a continuous basis, either it can be weekly, it could be monthly, it could be biannually. I mean, it's, it's, the property was pretty typical and peri-stereotype, I guess, that we didn't really need to know much more other than we're going to spend the night and see what's

people refer to as a habituation site where they, either the homeowner or there's someone on the property that sees them on a continuous basis, either it can be weekly, it could be monthly, it could be biannually. I mean, it's, it's, the property was pretty typical and peri-stereotype, I guess, that we didn't really need to know much more other than we're going to spend the night and see what's

people refer to as a habituation site where they, either the homeowner or there's someone on the property that sees them on a continuous basis, either it can be weekly, it could be monthly, it could be biannually. I mean, it's, it's, the property was pretty typical and peri-stereotype, I guess, that we didn't really need to know much more other than we're going to spend the night and see what's

I mean, Jerry and I knew what was going on, you know, kids, teenagers, sometimes the way they explain things a little different than adults when they have, you know, eyewitness accounts, but we were just, you know, we just were excited to spend the night and we had no idea what was going to happen, but it turned out to be a great trip.