Crypted Huntress Explores Dogman Origins and Global Bigfoot Subspecies

If you've been following the cryptid community lately, you know that Dogman sightings have been making waves across the country, and there's a fascinating conversation happening over on The Cryptid Huntress channel that's diving deep into where these creatures might have actually come from. Host Jessica Jones brought on researcher Nick Sylvester for a wide-ranging discussion that touches on remote viewing, disclosure news, and some truly mind-bending theories about the origins of North American Dogmen. The conversation kicks off with Jessica teasing some remote viewing data she's collected from multiple viewers targeting the origins of Dogman in North America. For those unfamiliar, remote viewing is a psychic practice where a viewer attempts to describe or perceive details about a distant or unseen target. Jessica mentions that the full data set is available on her Patreon for supporters who want to dig into the specifics. She also plugs her Etsy shop, Warwoman Goods, and mentions upcoming speaking appearances at the Cornwallis 1828 Bigfoot Town Hall in South Alabama on October 3rd and the Molina Bigfoot Fest in Pike County, Georgia on November 14th. Once Nick Sylvester joins the conversation, things get really interesting. Nick is known in the truther community for his full-disclosure approach, and he doesn't disappoint here. He starts by pointing out the limitations of modern science, particularly carbon dating, when trying to pin down origins of anything over long periods of time. He argues that science is only allowed to progress to a certain point before it disrupts the narrative that "controllers" want the public to believe. Nick's theory on origins is expansive. He suggests that everything on this planet, including humans, was either brought here or came here from elsewhere. He mentions that humans are Lyrians and exist on hundreds of thousands of other planets throughout the galaxy. Reptilians, he says, share a similar backstory. According to Nick, all biological creatures were introduced to Earth at different points over millions of years. When it comes to Dogman specifically, Nick explains that there are races of beings similar to Dogman that are more advanced and were brought to this realm to exist alongside the planet's biodiversity. He also draws fascinating parallels to our beloved Sasquatch, noting that there are species of more advanced Bigfoot-type creatures living off-planet, very similar to the Wookiee character Chewbacca from Star Wars. Nick points out that there are multiple subspecies of Bigfoot around the world, with the American Sasquatch being cousins to the Yeti of the Himalayas, and different subspecies existing throughout Russia and the Ural Mountains. The Dogman discussion follows a similar pattern. Nick describes several subspecies existing globally, some smaller and resembling coyotes, others looking more like hyenas depending on their region. He compares this diversity to big cats, noting how lions, tigers, panthers, and cheetahs all represent different variations within a broader category. For anyone interested in the intersection of remote viewing, disclosure, and cryptid origins, this conversation is worth checking out. Jessica and Nick cover a lot of ground, and the remote viewing data on Dogman origins adds another layer to an already compelling discussion. The full episode is available on The Cryptid Huntress YouTube channel for those who want to hear the entire conversation.