The Woodmen

Welcome back everybody.

Thanks for tuning in.

I'm your host, Ash Hamilton, and you're

watching Night Terrors Radio.

Now since my film was released,

I have received a lot of really

interesting videos, pictures.

But I gotta tell you, what I'm about to

show you tonight is by

far the most troubling.

Let's take a look.

What's up guys?

It's Connor from Bigfoot Anonymous, and

we're in the Appalachian Mountains,

the oldest range on the planet.

And I'm here with nature

conservationist, Lana Haywood.

Hey guys.

We've been researching for the past few

months after there's been a plethora

of cryptid encounters in this area.

Some people are saying it's the Cherokee

legend of spear finger.

Others are saying it's Sasquatch.

But there's a new word in the woods about

a human hybrid type species

that is taking people.

Some people think that

they are responsible for

Dennis Martin, who

disappeared right up that hill.

About 50 years ago, the Key family

witnessed this hairy being

carrying little Dennis over its shoulder

and disappearing into the forest.

There's a huge government cover up, and

the green berets were

hired to come in and

wipe everyone out.

There's something to it.

There's hidden treasure out here, ley

lines that converge, and

even a cave that goes to Middle Earth.

I think we all need to get out here and

explore, but we need to be careful.

There is things that lurk in the darkness

that surround us in the night.

We don't know what is watching us.

And the beauty of it all,

sorry, Connor, thank you.

The beauty of it all in this research

that we're doing is understanding.

And Connor has been helping me for the

last six months understand

what the importance of it

all is, why are we here?

There's more than just maybe

disappearances, and that's why I'm here.

I want to understand why things are

happening the way they are.

Maybe we're just misunderstanding them.

Maybe it's helping in some way.

Maybe the way that things

are flourishing around us,

we're just

misinterpreting their movements.

And maybe we're just not understanding it

all, and we need to.

That's what I want to

get to the bottom of.

I have to agree with Lana completely.

They blame Sasquatch

for disrupting nature.

But actually, in places

of high density encounters,

they see that wildlife is flourishing.

The berries are healthier.

There's more fish in the rivers, and the

trees are taller than ever.

The Sasquatch heals, but we need to

figure out what else is

out here in the forest.

Absolutely.

Come on, Lana.

Watch your step.

I will.

There's been panther sightings and bear

out here recently, too.

So make sure to bring your bear spray and

always let people know where you are

going.

Sadly, people have been going missing in

the forest over the past few decades

under strange circumstances.

They just vanish.

There's old people that are found

thousands of feet up

on the mountain range.

There's kids that are found in areas that

they could not climb to.

The forest is hiding something, and we

are out here to seek it.

Yeah, and if we understand it more, maybe

there'll be less disappearances,

because we'll know why.

Why are they taking people?

What do they need them for?

What do we need to know so we can be

safer when we go out into the woods?

What is the mystery

behind the people around us?

I believe that protecting the forest will

also protect us in the long run,

so we need to find the

balance and symmetry to it all.

Connor, I don't want to touch it.

Do you want to get closer?

I really don't think that this is a bear,

but it's definitely not big enough,

I believe, to be a Bigfoot, but I really

don't have enough experience to say.

I don't know.

I'd say it's something in between.

There's no dermal ridges,

and it's not a barefoot.

What else is out here with us?

I wonder if we could walk

around a little bit more

and see if there's any tracks or any more

tracks or maybe leftover berries

or something that's

hinting that it's been eating.

I don't know.

Yeah, let's go check it out.

Right over by that creek bed, I think

that would be a spot.

Yeah, that's a really good spot.

That's a good idea.

All right.

What we have behind us is a watering

hole, a known feeding ground

for these amazing creatures.

And what we could find in here are grubs,

minnows, or other things

that these creatures

would come and feast on.

So Connor, what kind of things could we

find in here that let us know

that these creatures have been around?

If we're lucky, we'll find some

footprints, some handprints,

maybe even fingernails that broke off.

Yeah, and what kind of fingernails would

they be, like,

human-like or more claw-like?

Yeah, definitely sharp.

I don't know if it's going to be a claw

or just unmaintained for so long.

But we have seen marks on trees.

And we know bears do

that just to sharpen,

but there's theories that they

communicate with other tribes

with the markings on the tree.

It's very interesting.

And that's why they can kind of get

confused with bears or native wildlife.

Yep.

Look right there.

You can see something's been digging.

I see.

There's a little bit of hair right here.

You got that plastic bag?

We can take a sample.

Yeah, I think I left it up by the camp.

Let's go get it.

All right.

So Connor graciously

gave me his EMF tester.

So this is basically going to measure the

electromagnetic frequencies around us.

Personally, I think if there's anything

out here, it's not 100 percent physical.

I definitely think that they're more in

the middle ground between us,

something a little bit

more supernatural in a sense.

So I let him give me this.

I'm kind of a novice at it, but I feel

like if there is anything out here,

we'd be able to catch it on

here and see what comes of it,

see if we can find anything.

I'm not getting anything quite yet.

Do you see something over there?

Yeah, what is that?

I don't know.

I'm not picking anything up on my EMF.

I don't know.

Here, grab the camera.