Sandy Russo Shares More Bigfoot Encounters in North Carolina

If you've been following the Bigfoot research community for any length of time, you know that Davie County, North Carolina has been quietly turning into one of the most fascinating hotspots for Sasquatch activity in recent years. A recent interview that surfaced on YouTube dives deep into one witness's ongoing relationship with a family of these elusive beings, and honestly, some of the details are hard to wrap your head around. The interview features Sandi Russo, author of "My Journey with a Bigfoot Named Kai," sharing her continued experiences on her property in Davie County. What makes Sandi's account stand out isn't just the sightings—it's the level of interaction she describes. We're talking about a relationship that goes way beyond glimpses in the woods. One of the most intriguing parts of her story involves her dogs. Sandi's three dogs would regularly have their food bowls disappear, only to be replaced with deer legs—complete with hooves and meat still attached. The bowls would sometimes turn up in odd places around the property, including one that vanished for two weeks before being found under a neighbor's mailbox. Sandi interpreted this as a kind of trade, a gesture from the Sasquatch family that seemed to coexist peacefully with her pets. Then there's the vision she had of a juvenile Sasquatch walking behind her house alongside her tiny Chihuahua, Goldie. The dog looked back at the young one as if inviting it along, and the juvenile appeared massive next to the small dog. This vision gave Sandi confirmation that the Sasquatch and her dogs had developed some kind of friendship. The signs kept coming. One of her dogs, Sarah, came back from the woods with a leaf carefully pressed around her collar clip—not tucked in, but deliberately placed. Sandi took it as a friendly hello. Another time, while sitting in an outhouse with a view of the woods, she noticed what she thought was a "furry tree" that hadn't been there before. Two seconds later, something slammed against the wall behind her. A playful reminder that she was being watched. Perhaps one of the most fascinating developments Sandi shared was an encounter at her local library. While helping an elderly man with a computer, he ended up reading her book and later revealed that he also had Sasquatch on his property—just two miles away as the crow flies. He described a female who would actually knock on his door for food, and he shared a chilling account of witnessing her hunt. He said a deer walked through a gap in the fence, she rose up, and the deer went limp. The man himself was frozen in place for several minutes, unable to move until they disappeared. This library encounter led to one of the most intriguing moments in the interview. Sandi later had a dream in which a black Sasquatch introduced himself, and she immediately knew his name was Blackie. She now identifies four individuals in the family group: Kai (gray, long hair), his son (gray), Odali (medium hair), and Blackie (black, short hair). She's seen others but hasn't had direct contact. The interview builds toward what sounds like a significant new encounter. Sandi describes a morning when all the dogs on the property vanished. When she went looking for them, she spotted what she initially thought was the biggest black dog she'd ever seen. The energy shifted, everything went into slow motion, and the discussion cuts off right at the most intense moment. This is the kind of detailed, ongoing witness account that researchers dream about. Sandi isn't just reporting sightings—she's describing a multi-year relationship with a family group, complete with named individuals, playful interactions, and what appears to be genuine communication. The trading behavior with the dogs, the deliberate signs, and the library connection to another witness all add layers to an already compelling case. The full interview is worth your time, especially if you're interested in the Davie County activity or in witness accounts that go beyond simple sightings. Sandi's book is also available for those who want to dive deeper into her journey. Check out the video for yourself—it's a conversation that raises as many questions as it answers, and that's exactly what keeps this field so compelling.