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Blackberry Bigfoot Encounter | Jason “Doc” Weaver’s Childhood Sasquatch Story (NY State)

Blackberry Bigfoot Encounter | Jason “Doc” Weaver’s Childhood Sasquatch Story (NY State)

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 🎙️ In this episode of Broadcasting Seeds, host Bennett Tanton interviews musician and Bigfoot experiencer Jason “Doc” Weaver, who shares an unforgettable childhood Sasquatch encounter while picking blackberries in New York State’s North Country. What was supposed to be a peaceful summer day turned into a chilling brush with the unexplained. Jason and his cousin came face-to-face with something massive, silent, and absolutely not human. 🦍 Topics Covered:
  • First-hand Bigfoot sighting in NY’s North Country
  • Blackberries, cousins, and a forested mystery
  • How the encounter shaped Jason’s music and worldview
  • Why Sasquatch stories from the Northeast deserve more attention
📍Location: North Country, Upstate New York
👣 Keywords: Bigfoot encounter, Sasquatch story, NY Bigfoot, cryptid, Jason Doc Weaver, childhood Bigfoot story, New York Sasquatch, Bigfoot sightings, Bigfoot in New York, Bigfoot podcast, Sasquatch experience 💬 Drop a comment if you’ve ever had your own strange encounter—and don’t forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and SHARE for more episodes exploring the edges of reality.

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