• SO EP:599 Bigfoot Destroyed My Snowmobile!

  • Apr 20 2025
  • Length: 51 mins
  • Podcast

SO EP:599 Bigfoot Destroyed My Snowmobile!

  • Summary

  • In this episode, Fred shares two gripping encounters with mysterious creatures in the Alaskan wilderness. The first story follows Mark, who, while gathering firewood, experiences a nightmarish series of events involving unexplained feelings of dread, strange noises, and a face-to-face encounter with a humanoid creature that leaves him terrified and shaken.

    The second story features Ramona and Paul, lifelong Alaskans and adventurers, who while exploring for berries near a remote pond stumble upon what they initially believe to be a bear, only to realize it's a 'Harry Man.' Their shocking encounter culminates in a tense standoff, ultimately leading them to retreat and reconsider their quest for the legendary creature. Join us as we explore these spine-chilling accounts of close encounters with the unknown.

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    00:00 Introduction and Setting the Scene 00:16 Mark's First Day in the Woods 01:18 A Strange Encounter 02:21 The Missing Tree 02:54 An Eerie Feeling 05:29 Confrontation with the Unknown 13:53 The Aftermath and Escape 20:28 Seeking Help and Validation 23:19 Mark's Eerie Encounter in the Woods 25:48 A Friend's Help and a Twisted Snow Machine 29:04 Ramona and Paul's Alaskan Adventure Begins 35:22 A Close Encounter with the Unknown 40:59 Escaping the Harry Man 45:04 Reflecting on the Experience

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