Bigfoot’s Wilderness Podcast

Winter is supposed to loosen its grip this time of year.Across much of the country the snow has begun to melt, rivers have started moving again, and the woods are slowly waking from that long seasonal silence. According to tradition, we were promised six more weeks of winter. But in many places the season seems ready to move on.Still… winter doesn’t surrender quietly.In parts of the United States, storms continue to roll through the mountains and river valleys. Blowing snow. Sudden temperature drops. And in some regions, travelers are still hearing a phrase that carries a particular kind of warning:Whiteout conditions.The kind of weather where the land disappears.Where distance collapses.Where the world shrinks to the narrow reach of your headlights.It’s during moments like that—when visibility fades and the wilderness feels suddenly larger—that strange things have a way of appearing.Tonight’s story is the beginning of a three-part series called Whiteout Warning.It takes us back to the winter of 1999, in a small town called Greyhaven, where the end of the century arrived under heavy skies and deepening snow.A game warden was found dead beside the Ashkine River.A storm closed the roads.And somewhere in the woods upriver, something large was moving through the snow.The people of Greyhaven would later realize that the storm wasn’t the only thing moving through those woods.And when the snow finally stopped falling…it revealed tracks no one in town was ready to explain.------------------------------------------------Special nod to Jeff Dye on The Michael Knowles Show about the existence of Bigfoot. I kust had to share. Listen to the end...-----------------------------------------------Here are the steps to support the podcast : 1 Find the Support Link: Go to the Bigfoot's Wilderness Podcast page on Spreaker (https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/bigfoot-s-wilderness-podcast--4730412). 2 Click "Support": Look for a button that says "Become a Supporter" or a link that ends in /support within the show description or on their main page. 3 Select Payment: Follow the prompts to set up your recurring monthly payment. 4 Benefits: By joining the Supporters Club, you may gain access to exclusive, supporter-only content, ad-free listening, and bonus episodes, depending on what the creator has set up.

Whiteout Warning Part 1 of 3 Winter is supposed to loosen its grip this time of year.Across much of the country the snow has begun to melt, rivers have started moving again, and the woods are slowly waking from that long seasonal silence. According to tradition, we were promised six more weeks of winter. But in many places the season seems ready to move on.Still… winter doesn’t surrender quietly.In parts of the United States, storms continue to roll through the mountains and river valleys. Blowing snow. Sudden temperature drops. And in some regions, travelers are still hearing a phrase that carries a particular kind of warning:Whiteout conditions.The kind of weather where the land disappears.Where distance collapses.Where the world shrinks to the narrow reach of your headlights.It’s during moments like that—when visibility fades and the wilderness feels suddenly larger—that strange things have a way of appearing.Tonight’s story is the beginning of a three-part series called Whiteout Warning.It takes us back to the winter of 1999, in a small town called Greyhaven, where the end of the century arrived under heavy skies and deepening snow.A game warden was found dead beside the Ashkine River.A storm closed the roads.And somewhere in the woods upriver, something large was moving through the snow.The people of Greyhaven would later realize that the storm wasn’t the only thing moving through those woods.And when the snow finally stopped falling…it revealed tracks no one in town was ready to explain.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------If you'd like to support the podcast , please follow the instructions below. Thank you.Here are the steps to support the podcast: 1 Find the Support Link: Go to the Bigfoot's Wilderness Podcast page on Spreaker https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/bigfoot-s-wilderness-podcast--4730412 2 Click "Support": Look for a button that says "Become a Supporter" or a link that ends in /support within the show description or on their main page. 3 Select Payment: Follow the prompts to set up your recurring monthly payment. 4 Benefits: By joining the Supporters Club, you may gain access to exclusive, supporter-only content, ad-free listening, and bonus episodes, depending on what the creator has set up.

ehe Road That Took a ScreamSome roads are quiet.Some roads are forgotten.And some roads don’t want you there at all.In this episode of Bigfoot’s Wilderness, we travel down a lonely stretch of road where something unseen makes its presence known—not with words, but with warnings. Strange sounds echo from the trees. Objects appear where they shouldn’t. And one terrifying scream reminds travelers that the forest is always watching.This is a gentle campfire-style story for curious kids and brave listeners, filled with mystery, imagination, and just enough chills to keep the flashlight close—but not close your eyes.Perfect for young Bigfoot fans who love spooky stories without nightmares.🌲 Listen closely… and remember: if a road tells you to turn back, it might be wise to listen.If you'd like to make a donation , please see the link below. It would be greatly appreciated.Here are the steps to support them: 1 Find the Support Link: Go to the Bigfoot's Wilderness Podcast page on Spreaker (https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/bigfoot-s-wilderness-podcast--4730412). 2 Click "Support": Look for a button that says "Become a Supporter" or a link that ends in /support within the show description or on their main page. 3 Select Payment: Follow the prompts to set up your recurring monthly payment. 4 Benefits: By joining the Supporters Club, you may gain access to exclusive, supporter-only content, ad-free listening, and bonus episodes, depending on what the creator has set up.

The Missing Hunter — Part 4Bigfoot’s Wilderness PodcastIn Part 4 of The Missing Hunter, the story shifts.The search no longer feels like a rescue.The woods no longer feel neutral.As Slate Ridge grows quieter, the absence of the hunter begins to weigh heavier than any physical evidence left behind. Familiar terrain starts to feel altered. Sounds drop away. The forest seems to pause, as if holding something back.This episode explores the moment when disappearance becomes realization — when those closest to the search begin to understand that whatever happened here did not happen by accident, and that the woods may not be as empty as they appear.Strange encounters surface. Silence becomes intentional. And somewhere beyond the tree line, something watches — not to intervene, but to witness.The Missing Hunter — Part Four is a turning point in the story, where fear gives way to understanding, and the truth begins to take shape in ways no one is prepared to face.Stay with us as the mystery deepens.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/bigfoot-s-wilderness-podcast--4730412/support.

The search for Wade Harlan was supposed to bring answers. Instead, it brought silence, fear, and the growing realization that something on Slate Ridge was watching the men who came looking. As the search expands, dogs refuse to track, radios fail, and strange signs begin to surface—footsteps that don’t belong, knocks that don’t sound right, and a presence that never shows itself but makes itself known. In Part II of The Missing Hunter, the focus shifts from who Wade was… to what may have decided his fate. Some lines, once crossed, cannot be uncrossed.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/bigfoot-s-wilderness-podcast--4730412/support.

In this episode of Bigfoot’s Wilderness, we explore the hollow beneath the pines: a shallow depression hidden from the wind and the snow, where signs of occupation appear and disappear without explanation.Blankets, scattered clothing, pressed needles, and the unmistakable sense that something has been living just out of sight. As winter closes in, the question isn’t what’s out there — it’s how long it’s been there… and why it chose that place. This is a story about quiet survival, missed moments, and the uneasy feeling that the forest doesn’t always give up its inhabitants. Some shelters aren’t built. They’re claimed. Listen closely. Not everything that lives in the woods wants to be found.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/bigfoot-s-wilderness-podcast--4730412/support.

In this episode of Bigfoot’s Wilderness, we step into a quieter, more unsettling corner of the legend with the story of The Bushman That Never Laughed — a chilling account that reminds us not all encounters come with noise, aggression, or spectacle. Some are marked by silence… and something watching back.Following the story, we sit down for a short interview with Curt Bradford, author of Sasquatch: Way Off the Beaten Path. Curt shares insights from his research and experiences, offering a grounded, thoughtful perspective on the Sasquatch phenomenon far from the usual hype and folklore. His book is available at Barnes & Noble and now on Amazon.Amazon: https://a.co/d/7uZ376oBarnes & Noble: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/sasquatch-curt-bradford/1148952308Whether you’re here for the stories, the history, or the voices of those who’ve spent years walking these lesser-known paths, this episode invites you to slow down, listen closely, and keep your eyes on the tree line.www.bigfootswiderness.comBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/bigfoot-s-wilderness-podcast--4730412/support.

Strange lights have been reported for decades along the remote spine of Timberline Ridge—appearing without warning, moving against the wind, and vanishing just as suddenly.In this episode of Bigfoot’s Wilderness, we explore firsthand accounts from hunters, hikers, and locals who’ve witnessed these unexplained illuminations deep in the forest.Are they natural phenomena, misidentified aircraft, or something far more ancient and intelligent using light as a signal—or a lure? As the ridge grows quiet and the woods close in, one thing becomes clear: whatever causes the lights at Timberline Ridge doesn’t want to be seen… but it wants to be noticed.Checkout : www.bigfootswiderness.comAso , my friend JM has been sharing some articles on cryptids with a focus on Sasquatch but promises virtualy evrything. : https://cryptidmediacuture.blogspot.comBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/bigfoot-s-wilderness-podcast--4730412/support.

A grower discovers something—or someone—roaming his orchard at night, leaving signs that the harvest isn’t the only thing being watched.www.bigfootswildrness.comBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/bigfoot-s-wilderness-podcast--4730412/support.

The Boundary That thin line where fear, pride, and the unknown all collide. Charlie may have walked away with his life… but out there in the deep woods, some boundaries are never really erased. They wait. And they remember.”www.bigfootswilderness.com Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/bigfoot-s-wilderness-podcast--4730412/support.

Fear on the RidgeDusk settles over a narrow spine of mountain as routine turns uneasy. First it’s the rhythm—two knocks, then one—drifting through the trees. Then a faint, sour-earth smell on the wind. A treeline silhouette appears, then vanishes, replaced by heavy stillness and the sense that you’re being paralleled just out of sight. In Fear on the Ridge, we let the mystery breathe: subtle sign, careful observation, and the unnerving awareness that something clever knows the terrain better than we do. No big reveals—only a tightening spiral of sounds, impressions, and choices that say as much about us as about what’s out there. Settle in, turn the lights low, and listen for the spaces between the sounds.* Note- The following scenes are dramatized based on witness testimony and historical context.The events — prints, casts, and newspaper publication — are factual.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/bigfoot-s-wilderness-podcast--4730412/support.

The Salesman and the Shadow in the ClearingJack’s Prologue:They say every small-town diner has its share of stories, but the one Jack told me over eggs and bad coffee still haunts me to this day. Be sure to check out our Archive of stories here on this podcast. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/bigfoot-s-wilderness-podcast--4730412/support.

The Encounter In Glacier National Park -The Weight Of The BoughsCjeck out www.bigfootswilderness.com . It's up but still needs some work. Thsnks for listening. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/bigfoot-s-wilderness-podcast--4730412/support.