The Most Incredible Bigfoot Encounter Ever Told

I met with a witness to bigfoot in the spring of 2019. Nothing could have prepared me for the story I heard. I have been struggling with this video for literally years, but I figured it's time to just do it one way or the other.

All the Illustrations in this narrative are drawn by the witness himself, Randy Cutrara. He was only ten years old when this all went down, so the drawings were made to help him understand the experience. He refers to this incident as the Monster of Morse Lake.

I decided to break this video into two parts. In this video, I go over the narrative. In part two, I let Randy tell it in his own words.

This is the most unbelievable story I've ever believed. I don't feel like I'm skilled enough to do this story justice, but I tried my best, and sometimes that is the best a person can do.

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[Adventure-Media]

"Where's Tim?"
"Oh, he's in the corn field, playing with a troll."
Worst. Babysitter. Ever.

[barnandhome]

I was never interested in Sasquatch until 2 years ago when a good friend told me he encountered one while hunting in Kentucky. He’s an attorney and has zero motivation to fabricate a story about seeing a humanoid ape creature standing 8 feet tall at 5:30 am deep in the forest. I heard his story and thought to myself, “this is crazy, who the hell sees a Bigfoot and why and how and what the heck?” After listening to dozens of Sasquatch Chronicles podcasts there is no doubt these creatures are as real as it gets.

[lmbrjcksn]

Randy's 100% correct about being 10 yrs old and having complete autonomy. Things were different back then. Prior to the mid 90s your parents had to be reminded to check on the kids by an announcement on the TV at 10pm stating "Do you know where your children are?" or something similar in case they forgot they had kids. You could leave the house on Saturday morning and not been seen by your parents for at LEAST 16 hours and no one would bat an eye. If you told them you were sleeping over at a friends, you could be gone 48 hours and no one would care. At age 10 being home alone for the evening, babysitting your 6 yr old brother was not a big deal. All that is within the city no less. When visiting rural relatives? You could vanish for a week into the woods with a shitty tent, a cartoon themed sleeping bag, and some canned food and your parents would be happy about it. They could sit and play sheep's head and drink with the other adults without being pestered.

[hankinsonbw]

'Oh, he's playing with a troll in the cornfield..." Best babysitter ever!

[Auntiehoney]

I love how Randy drew himself as having an 8 pack at 10 years old. One of the best big foot stories I've heard can't wait to hear the rest

[slidetek]

His description of how they appear when running on all fours really jibes with my account. I already had bears on the brain after an earlier scare that day, so I had cognitive dissonance at what I was seeing scurrying across the path and into the brush. I made it fit the bear encounter, like a square peg in a round hole and it's been like that since 1975. Yeah, I'm a bit skeptical on the "recalled" memories, but have to admit the amount of detail is compelling. BTW, I'm almost 65, and can tell you that parents couldn't give a shit about what their kids were doing. I lived in what is now Silicon Valley, and we could hop on our bikes and ride 2-3 towns away, being gone all day and our parents wouldn't worry until after we missed dinner. Times have certainly changed.

[KirkWilliamsIsBroken]

I feel so sad for Mike...he just wanted to play.

Does anyone else think this story COULD be an incredibly good horror film?

[johnnybravo]

the drawing of Mike's eyes turning red is perhaps the most terrifying possible depiction of a mammal

[christianspitzer]

Whenever I think "It's been long since Bob posted something", he does. Works every time.

[johnqpublic]

The fact that Randy has never sketched before beginning to sketch his memories is the most intriguing.
That and the telescoping fangs.

[robertmadden]

I use to have this guy on facebook back in like 2014, he would always post about this saying that nobody believed him. Glad he finally went to youtube!

[russl]

I had a soccer coach that was a search and rescue professional. This was a "no bs" type of guy. He had a famous dog named he was a believer. He told a story about a little boy that got lost in the woods for days. The conditions were so bad that the boy could not have survived by himself. The little boy said that a very tall hairy man took care of him. When asked if he had a beard, he said he was all hair like he had a beard all over.
That story had made me wonder.

[mid-westbigfootresearchers]

Wow! I can tell you put a lot of work into this, awesome job! Thanks so much! Anytime you want to stop over this side of the lake again, you're welcome! Thanks again, Bob!

[christimmerman]

Growing up in Michigan, as a kid in the 70's, I thought nothing of the boys camping in the woods at their age. I find this to be very normal. My parents had a woods behind their house, the one I grew up in, and since the age of six, I would always go exploring. Times were different back then, we would ride our bikes all over, WITHOUT helmets. I can certainly appreciate how this might be considered reckless in today's climate.

[martingannon]

I definitely don't think that Randy is making this up because of the way he recalls the events. He doesn't stutter or take any breaks. It's very fluid the way he talks and explains everything in minute detail. Although it does sound hard to believe, I just find it fascinating and quite believable in my opinion. Thanks Bob

[mattrodriguez]

Listening to stories like this is something I'll never get tired of. Thank you Bob for doing what you do; I've gotten through some pretty rough patches with your content, and I can't wait to see what comes next.

[peste]

This story went from "I saw sasquatch as a kid" to "Yeah, female sasquatch touched my nuts" and then finally ended with "Man, the government mindwiped me with chemicals" real fast.

[QuanLeTravel]

I think you didn't expect to saw a guy from roughly half way across the world to watch this but I'm amazed by your narration and Randy's illustration. Hello from Vietnam.

[FischerFilmStudio]

I find it very hard to believe Randy had never drawn before. He’s using techniques that even experienced animators I know struggle with. Clearly he’s had some experience. Especially when it comes to how these look more like storyboards than pictures drawn from memory.

[OP-fdlh]

It's okay to let us know you need help. We'll do what we can to help you. You're doing good work Bob.