It Was Standing by Our Kitchen Table! - My Bigfoot Sighting Episode 116

Tonight’s guest had his first Bigfoot sighting in Alaska, but he’s had sightings in several other places, as well. His most frightening encounter happened in Wyeth, Oregon, in the Columbia River Gorge. He was only 8 years old, at the time, and was out with 4 of his friends. Two of the boys were brothers. The plan was that tonight’s guest and two of the other boys would ride their bikes, that day, to the house where the two brothers lived. Due to all of the fun things there were to do close to where the brothers lived the boys expected to have a lot of fun that day. Not long after leaving the brother’s house, things took a drastic turn, though. You see, the boys planned to climb up to a rock-slide area that was visible from where the two brothers lived and after about 30 minutes of climbing, they made it to the boulder field. At first, they were glad they’d made it up there, to the boulder field. Not long after that, however, they wished more than anything that they’d never gone up there. We hope you’ll tune in and find out why.

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Thanks for listening!

[teresaforte]

A true woodsman…..the respect he speaks when referring to nature….great episode would love to hear more from him 👍🏼

[educatedgypsee]

I could listen to this man for hours! Please do another about your experiences during your service.
Thank you for your service to our country when it was full of those worth protecting

[jeradmack]

One of the best encounter episodes i have heard yet....this guy is the real deal.

[bluali]

My mind is reeling😮
Every time I think I've heard the most INCREDIBLE encounters; someone tops it. Utterly fascinating to listen to your many experiences and the wealth of information you've collected.
Folks from this area can relate to your description of the landscape: the astonishing beauty, and the many mysteries it holds. May it stay that way forever.
We don't need all the answers, we just need to respect the wild places, and those that live there.
Thank you for sharing with us. 😊

[dovewhite]

Thank you for your story!!! You exhibit a lot of respect for the Bush. Pretty awesome brother.

[sharonrose]

I learned decades ago when I was a Girl Scout camp counselor that we were in their home, not ours. At that time, “their” meant all the critters that lived in the woods, not necessarily referring to Sasquatch. Thanks for sharing your encounter stories.

[coloradotrish]

Another amazing post! Came across your podcasts in 2023 and working my way thru all of them! This encounter with the four kids the the kid was in the plane over Mt. St. Helen's is ONE OF THE BEST! I need to take a moment to thank you for your military service and keeping us in the U.S. safe and living in a democratic society. Can you imagine flying over the mt when it was blowing up and having a camera to take pictures AND then seeing a huge, ugly bigfoot running from the eruption -- that finally validates what you told you father not that long before. With the mt blowing up the first thing I think of is the people and wildlife that were still there. I visited the mt in the late 80's went down into Ape Caves (lava tubes) you wonder why they're called Ape Caves, duh. Drove around the mt and saw it fuming and Spirit Lake below with all the trees jamming it up looking like toothpicks. Everything was leveled on the mt - again looked like toothpicks on their sides. Again, your encounter at the mt and the running bigloot is beyond amazing + all of your other encounters including the two little ones AND Germany?. It's a shame you father knew what they were but scoffed it off then your mother didn't believe you. Wow, you life by Wolf Ck Pass? Might want to watch out for dogman too -- oh no I listened to your whole submission and you've heard the dogman encounter + you prob saw one there too several times. It's pretty weird your wife could not see it that first time though. Mt. Blanca is huge and I've done Medano Pass too. We did it in a quiet SUV tho; I prefer being on the quieter side vs motorcycles and ATVs. And thank you for not shooting everything at first sight. Best, from your neighbor in Colorado!

[wolfman_jagermeistro]

Wow i like this guy. Salt of the earth. Would love to hear more detailed storys of his.

[nezlover]

Quality content, as always, Mr. Cundiff.🎨😁

[michaelcorrigan]

That was a great episode. We need more of this gentleman

[jackjohnson]

That was one of the best programs I've ever heard live in Portland Oregon grew up camping at Eagle Creek Camp there for 30 years on and off what's one of my favorite places to camp lots of great memories with my grandma she came from Montana back on the old two Lane Highway with seven kids in an old four-door Ford back in 1946

[julieg]

Great episode such a good story teller, loved this guys attitude to the bigfoot. more from him please. Best wishes from the UK

[mikecausey]

Dont know who this gentleman was, but what a fabulous retelling of his experiences. Thank you!

[christophtaylor]

For the man who saw one in Grafenwöhr Germany. I used to go fishing there a lot, a i also have seen them. It's not only wild boars that raid the trashcans of th recreational areas.
Gutsy

[sarahughes]

This was super interesting. He was saved from wild dogs, which was amazing. He really has a great, rational way of thinking about it all.

[peppercat]

Another good evening listening to your guest Vic, I want to thank him for sharing his stories. That’s a lot of encounters. Hopefully he can come back to share his other encounters ❤.

[frankshort]

Great guest, mans man, the man has courage !!

[kevinlents]

Thanks so much for sharing your encounters, good sir. Excellent details. Appreciate you much!

[rodzor]

the little ones jumping up and down..they have the entire forest as their playground. They climb trees in the blink of an eye, they swing on the branches, do loops like a balance bar, jumping over things...laughing all the while. You hear the laughing in the woods the little Sabé ones are close 😊 this man has some of the most pertinent words shame not many will hear

[rhondamc]

Awesome story. I, too, think only certain people are allowed to see such things.