Troy Hudson

The things I saw them do go from laying on the ground when you come around the corner of one of the outlined buildings there on the property, and it goes from basically almost a push-up position to a dead run without – I mean you're just standing there with your mouth open just like, well, okay. They can stand right in front of you. You can't even see them.

They're there and then they're not there. They can speak. They have their own language. Scott Nelson has studied their language. He's been a speaker at our conference in Honobi for years. They obviously have a language. They can speak. There's things that they can do. They have their own family hierarchy. You know, they discipline their children. There's some regional differences.

They're there and then they're not there. They can speak. They have their own language. Scott Nelson has studied their language. He's been a speaker at our conference in Honobi for years. They obviously have a language. They can speak. There's things that they can do. They have their own family hierarchy. You know, they discipline their children. There's some regional differences.

They're there and then they're not there. They can speak. They have their own language. Scott Nelson has studied their language. He's been a speaker at our conference in Honobi for years. They obviously have a language. They can speak. There's things that they can do. They have their own family hierarchy. You know, they discipline their children. There's some regional differences.

A lot of people always... kind of say, oh, your Bigfoot's down there in Texas and Louisiana. They're aggressive. And we're like, what do you mean? What do you mean by aggressive? We're like, oh, they throw rocks and ground at you. I'm like, well, that's normal behavior. What were you doing that got rocks thrown at you? Because they throw rocks at us all the time, but it ain't a big deal.

A lot of people always... kind of say, oh, your Bigfoot's down there in Texas and Louisiana. They're aggressive. And we're like, what do you mean? What do you mean by aggressive? We're like, oh, they throw rocks and ground at you. I'm like, well, that's normal behavior. What were you doing that got rocks thrown at you? Because they throw rocks at us all the time, but it ain't a big deal.

A lot of people always... kind of say, oh, your Bigfoot's down there in Texas and Louisiana. They're aggressive. And we're like, what do you mean? What do you mean by aggressive? We're like, oh, they throw rocks and ground at you. I'm like, well, that's normal behavior. What were you doing that got rocks thrown at you? Because they throw rocks at us all the time, but it ain't a big deal.

I mean, we say, hey, you missed or something like that. I mean, they're flesh and blood. And if they are the way the DNA is and they are descendants – from that time period, then there are spiritual aspects about them that we cannot even remotely comprehend. Because this would be like peeling an onion. Because you get into the physical side.

I mean, we say, hey, you missed or something like that. I mean, they're flesh and blood. And if they are the way the DNA is and they are descendants – from that time period, then there are spiritual aspects about them that we cannot even remotely comprehend. Because this would be like peeling an onion. Because you get into the physical side.

I mean, we say, hey, you missed or something like that. I mean, they're flesh and blood. And if they are the way the DNA is and they are descendants – from that time period, then there are spiritual aspects about them that we cannot even remotely comprehend. Because this would be like peeling an onion. Because you get into the physical side.

I mean, we talk to a lot of people that have eyewitnesses that have seen them. We can talk to them at that level because they saw one. They, you know, hey, I had arms, legs, I ran, I went across the fence, never even jumped the fence, it just went. There's so much about them that is incomprehensible. People don't know what to think about them. People, they're in fear.

I mean, we talk to a lot of people that have eyewitnesses that have seen them. We can talk to them at that level because they saw one. They, you know, hey, I had arms, legs, I ran, I went across the fence, never even jumped the fence, it just went. There's so much about them that is incomprehensible. People don't know what to think about them. People, they're in fear.

I mean, we talk to a lot of people that have eyewitnesses that have seen them. We can talk to them at that level because they saw one. They, you know, hey, I had arms, legs, I ran, I went across the fence, never even jumped the fence, it just went. There's so much about them that is incomprehensible. People don't know what to think about them. People, they're in fear.

There's been a lot of times we've had incidences where it almost became violent from the landowner because they did not know what they were dealing with because they had their own children. And there's been bloodshed in the past.

There's been a lot of times we've had incidences where it almost became violent from the landowner because they did not know what they were dealing with because they had their own children. And there's been bloodshed in the past.

There's been a lot of times we've had incidences where it almost became violent from the landowner because they did not know what they were dealing with because they had their own children. And there's been bloodshed in the past.

And we have worked with quite a few different landowners where we've prevented that scenario because it was going that direction because a lot of people don't understand what they're dealing with. Like Jerry said, sometimes they just want to be left alone. But if they're coming to your property and they're coming to see what's going on, and a lot of times it starts with the kids.

And we have worked with quite a few different landowners where we've prevented that scenario because it was going that direction because a lot of people don't understand what they're dealing with. Like Jerry said, sometimes they just want to be left alone. But if they're coming to your property and they're coming to see what's going on, and a lot of times it starts with the kids.

And we have worked with quite a few different landowners where we've prevented that scenario because it was going that direction because a lot of people don't understand what they're dealing with. Like Jerry said, sometimes they just want to be left alone. But if they're coming to your property and they're coming to see what's going on, and a lot of times it starts with the kids.

It starts with the children at the property because they're the first ones seeing them because the Bigfoots are kind of whatever they're doing, but somehow they just don't. make a big deal about the children seeing them. And then eventually the adults living there see them. So it can snowball quickly. So, I mean, this goes on a lot more than what people think. And I would say out of probably...