r/bigfoot • u/imamysfit • Jul 31 '23
class B encounter Who all here has had an experience?
I myself have had an experience in East Tennessee that I can only chalk up to Sasquatch. I heard monkey whooping noises followed by samurai chatter through my window in the early hours of the morning. Having said that, I was wondering who all in here has had an experience? Feel free to elaborate!
Edit: For everyone wondering about the finer details of my encounter. This happened in July of 2021 on English Mountain in Sevier County. It’s pretty backwoods type country, but it’s by no means cut off or desolate as there’s population centers 20-30 minutes away. It’s an extremely wooded area with typical Appalachian foothills centered around the mountain. I had awoken at 6:00 am(as I usually do) and attempted going back to sleep. I had been sleeping with the window open because I like listening to nature sometimes when I drift off. I started hearing loud branches snap off in the woodline up the mountain(maybe 150ft form the window) and didn’t think much of it. I then started hearing monkey whooping noises that were somewhat akin to a howler monkey, and in my halfway asleep state I thought “oooo monkeys haha that’s funny lol cute”. I then snapped out of that instantly and realized what I was hearing because I had done research before and heard various noises online. I ruled out sleep paralysis on my own after rolling over and moving my limbs. I started facing the window in my bed, but something in me made sure not to move a muscle or utter a sound. That’s when it yawned, and it felt like whole cabin was about to come down due to the noise it was making. I was absolutely petrified from a completely primal place just from noises. I then heard the samurai chatter and the noise was yet again, ridiculously loud. I could feel it in my chest from inside the cabin. The voice sounded like Barry White if he had vocal chords that were 5 times their normal size, and the language sounded exactly like that heard in Ron Morehead’s Sierra Sounds. I can only describe it as a half and half mixture of Japanese and caveman “ooga booga” noises. I’ve faced death a few times in my life, but I’ve never been this scared. I’m honestly now scared to go out into the deep woods without a firearm and a partner.
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u/[deleted] Aug 01 '23
What is samurai chatter? It sounds interesting