Bigfoot: Blood on the Farm

I think it's about time you learned

how to use the tractor, in case I'm out of town.

Are you up for it?

Why can't we just hire someone to fix these fences?

I want you girls to know how

to do everything on this farm.

You can't always rely on other people.

What if something happened to me?

Nothing's gonna happen to you.

Don't say that.

Look what happened to your mother, anything can happen,

and you always have to be prepared.

Always make sure you put the panels

on the inside of the post.

It's harder for the animals to break out.

Finish up.

You got another load for me?

I can do it.

I'll leave right away.

Jerry called.

He's got another load for me.

I'm only gonna be gone a few days this time.

I need to do some things around the farm,

can you pack my bag for me?

And once again, we're left alone on the farm.

Should we start taking bets on how long

until something weird happens?

Maybe something won't happen.

Maybe it'll just be a nice, quiet weekend,

like the one last year, remember?

Yeah, until that raccoon tried to break into the kitchen.

That little raccoon had a lot of nerve.

He came right through the front door.

I know, I was there.

It had a family-sized bag of chips.

Okay, you know the rules.

Don't forget your chores.

Don't forget the baby chickens.

I'll try not to be too long.

And if you need me, you can call me for anything.

Okay?

Yeah, yeah, we know the rules.

They haven't changed.

Are you sure this is just about work,

and you're not just running away?

Maybe a little bit of both.

Because people get sad, and,

I know they tend to run away from their grief,

I don't want you to do that.

We don't need the extra money.

Well, prices are going up right now, and,

I do need to stay busy.

We can talk about this when I get back.

I wanna tell you that I'm proud of you girls.

The way you've handled your mother being gone

has been amazing, better than me.

I thought things were gonna get harder,

but you've made things a lot easier for me.

You're two strong girls.

And if I didn't trust you,

I wouldn't be leaving the farm in your hands.

Now, come give me a hug, I have to get going.

You ready for chores?

Come on.

Oh, no.

I forgot to tell Dad about the missing chickens.

I'm sure they'll come back.

Do you remember last year?

Chickens went missing for three days,

and they randomly showed back up.

I'm sure it's fine.

Yeah, but that doesn't make it any better.

Remember, one of them came back

and she was missing a toe?

And the others had lost almost all of their feathers,

so something tried to get at them.

What if it came back?

Well, whatever it was, it wasn't much of a predator,

they managed to escape.

Now, come on, we have stuff to do.

It reminds me of when we were little,

we used to run around like that,

and Mom would have to chase us around like farm animals.

We all miss her.

Anyway,

let's let them play for a bit.

What was that?

Do you ever feel like someone's watching us?

Don't start with that.

You're just being paranoid 'cause Dad's gone.

Maybe you're right.

Come on, I'm getting hungry.

You're imagining things.

Let's get the animals some water and go make dinner.

You know, Dad always says there's something creepy

living in the woods,

maybe what you thought you heard

was the boogeyman.

You're hopeless.

Do you hear that?

The news is on.

Come on.

Reports are flooding in from local residents

about strange and unexplained occurrences in the area.

Some have reported hearing strange noises late at night,

while others believe a large and possibly a dangerous animal

may be lurking in the woods.

These reports are currently under investigation,

and I should be reporting back to you

as this information comes in.

This is Tim Eastwood signing off,

stay tuned for your local weather next.

I did feel like something was out there with me.

Let's just get ready for bed.