Bigfoot Horror for Native Hunters

Bigfoot Horror for Native Hunters

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[MishMuzic]

When I moved to Georgia from CA in 2005, Art Bell’s program comforted me and was a familiar voice that helped the transition to a new home. Cam, I’ve written to you before on here letting you know that your program served as a comforting word as well. In this case it was during the time that my wife was sick and passed away. That’s when I discovered your show. It helped me take my mind off of things at night as I went to bed and it gave me a source of comfort. I enjoy your show tremendously and know that you provide a valuable service to your community.

[judithdavis]

Omg!! That last story was horrible!! Unfortunately I could imagined the sound of his poor bones popping!! Omg!! Thank you for sharing

[vixendoe]

I think these stories from the First Nation peoples on Bigfoot are very important. Thank you for doing this Cam. Much appreciated.

[Battleaxedeut]

Got my bone marrow soup and PB&J AND a Dixie podcast!
Yes, at 66 I do what I want!

[patriciavardy]

Thanks Cam for the great stories you read. I am a nurse and times work long hours. I am thrilled when I get home after a long stressful shift and see you have a new podcast ready to listen to. I will be 70 years old in November and been an RN for 42 years. I can truly say you have helped me unwind many times from my stressful shift. You have a very soothing voice and it's just what the doctor ordered for this old woman. Thank you for having this platform. I don't think you and Naomi know how much pleasure you bring to others. Your a great writer and looking forward to hearing more of Steve Lilly. Oh and thank you for supporting Yetti bar soaps, just put in my first order. You and your family have a great day.
Pat

[noelbecker]

I love the way you show appreciation toward your audience, and for the people who send you stories. It makes the stories so much more real and personal for me. Thank you.

[lorchid]

Most, if not all, of Art Bell’s radio shows are available here on YT.
*R.I.P. Art Bell… you helped me through MANY a 3rd shift back in the 90’s*

[johnthompson]

Cam you're still the Best story teller in the world please don't ever stop.

[cutiepup]

Cam, your ability to narrate is like no other. Instantly we feel comfortable and amongst family. The best of all is the stories, while we will never know the black and white truth of the many things that are hidden away, it’s wonderful to hear the many many experiences amongst all of us. It definitely make you wonder why, and consider those reasons. Thanks for all you do, keep sharing.

Anyway.. thanks! You are awesome!

[markdishmon]

I got the first like. Must be my lucky I'm going to play the lottery!!!! Thanks Cam, we love you around here.

[patrickstephens]

Read three D A Roberts books 📚 after listening to your narrations.
Thanks Cam, your story telling is one of the few things I get to enjoy being so busy.

[barnlod]

Dixie Cryptids always the high point of my day thanks Cam always an amazing job

[jimmyhardin]

Cameron I'm glad you do what you like to do. I enjoy every story.

[katiegross]

Hey! That first one was my dads story! I don't have any stories myself over bigfoot but I have seen some of the creatures footprints about a quarter mile where we live when my older brothers house was being set up. It had just rained the previous day and right in the middle of the muddy site was a few footprints. It was wild to see.

[jimmyhardin]

I've been a fan every since I found your podcast

[raymondkisner]

Bigfoot is one incredible woods being. These stories are amazing and scary too

[kathygorda]

You accent is charming. I appreciate every word! Especially your excitement about these stories. Thank you Cam!

[paulmcwilliams]

I'm so glad that they have the guts to share their experiences

[tsaladihi]

Osiyo Cam! T’sali here. Another great story from a Northern Cousin! We have the “Hairy Man” or “Wood Boogers” and the “The Little People” here on the Cherokee Indian Reservation. I am heading to Avery County this weekend. Lots of activity on my friends property. Will meet theses Brothers, but will take a high quality recorder with me. They are real as you or me. Will email my experience soon! Blessings Bradah!

[jeanaesamuel]

Yay Cam!!! Made my day Buddy!!! Aight here we go!!! Tell us stories!!!❤❤❤