Bigfoot Encounter Stories: Class B Encounter From Chestnut Ridge Pennsylvania

Bigfoot Encounter Stories: Class B Encounter From Chestnut Ridge Pennsylvania #bigfoot #scarystories #missing411 #mystery #scary #podcast #orb #orbs

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[BadFarva]

Really good episode. This dude was so chill telling his encounters.

[eugenepage]

Very articulate, he has a bright future as a writer! Good job !

[virginias.]

Great Episode!!! I really enjoyed hearing his stories

[christopherlievens]

I read in the count that these trees were turned upside down on an island in Alaska. I even saw the video of it and mysteries were massive.

[janetwoods]

Very interesting video. Your right. A lot of people don't like talking about their encounters.
I've only reached out to you and one other person and talked about my encounter.
People laugh at you because they think your crazy. Im defently not crazy.
So I understand completely

[jennyvezina]

I enjoyed listening to your guest. He was really interesting

[MuscleJesus]

Just want to say Good Job getting to 6k subscribers' brother, you have earned it...🙏🙏🙏

[elaineisabelle]

Oh great, I can't wait to hear this ine, sounds good. Thx

[leilabrinker]

Very interesting I am from PA too and a lot happens here. I have heard from other people about Black Panthers in our area also. Love watching this show. I hope it takes off for you

[lasercorn]

This is a true story.

I used to work with someone who I heard through the grapevine that grew up and lived in Derry until she moved decades ago.

I wanted to get some information out of her about Chestnut Ridge, so I asked her one day if she was from Derry. The conversation was brief and went like this:

Me: "So, rumor has it that you're from Derry, PA."
Her: "Yep!"
Me: "Interesting. I hear there's some pretty weird things that happen out there."
Her: "Yep!"
Me: "Nono...I mean, like really, really, weird."
Her: "Yep! And I'm never going back there again!"

I never asked her about it again.

[nickolaspurcell]

People encountering these “bubbles” or “walls of smell” is quite a bizarre facet of this creature. Not being able to detect a source, almost as if the scent is just turned on like a light switch and off again just as quickly seems to be a very convincing trait associated with them.

[Batwingfpv]

I have seen a mountain lion in PA, near Tionesta. They do exist is PA!

[jonboatwright]

I saw a “Black Panther” or large cat in SW Arkansas. It was ominous looking. Game and Fish told me it was probably a Cougar. Semantics.

[Vshamann]

9:17 the other day I had a thought that occurred. That made me wonder if it's possible these turned upside down trees, planted back into the ground, are possibly technology for opening portals that we do not

I know that sounds really whack but all of this does so get over it lol
And well there is a little bit of substance to why I'm thinking that... But not all that much, certainly a lot of speculation.

[thecomediankodybean]

Oooouuu a black panther how mysterious

[nickolaspurcell]

I’m quite convinced that the Chestnut Ridge of Pennsylvania is just an absolute “hot zone” of about everything mysterious. I wish I would’ve took my time on an East Coast road trip I took 2 summers ago during the Pennsylvania portion of my drive.

I would love to revisit the area again given how jammed packed it is with high strangeness, thankfully it’s not too far from me living in Michigan.

[geralynbreault]

Oh I can’t wait for him to move back for a period of time to pass and another interview 😊

[elaineisabelle]

Fyi + according to data there is no smell more often than there is. So don't think bcuz you don't smell anything there isn't one around.. Be careful.

[elaineisabelle]

Chestnut Ridge is a hotspot, very cool.

[chrysgeorge]

This is east of Pittsburgh, the Laurel Highlands. Closer to the Allegheny Front bluff, wind turbine engineers from their vantage point see a Bigfoot they've dubbed 'Harry.' Chestnut Ridge is the pretty backdrop on, St. Vincent College, Latrobe, PA, Steelers training camp videos.

The Greensburg newspaper, in the mid-1970s, where in that populated Zip Code; two independent witnesses saying nearly the same "A gorilla crossed the highway."