Arkansas Bigfoot Investigator's 80+ Encounters & Descendant Theory

Wendle Hurricane Burrows, founder of the Arkansas Boys and Falcore Bigfoot Investigations, recounts his first Bigfoot experience as a teenager while spring squirrel hunting. He heard what sounded like language and rocks being thrown across the creek. His uncle had warned him about the "woolly boogers" living in that area. In 2015, while hunting with a group, they saw a large, dark-haired figure crossing the road and a fence. Burrows has only had two close-up encounters with Bigfoot but has had around 80-90 experiences searching for them. He describes hearing chatter talk, which sounds like a foreign language, and finding tracks and scat. Burrows and his team go on Bigfoot expeditions several times a year, mainly during the fall and spring months. They have investigated various reports, including one at Devil's Den State Park, where a camper was shaken, and tracks were found. Burrows believes there are two types of Bigfoot, one with a more human-like footprint and the other resembling the Gigantopithecus. He thinks these creatures are descendants of Esau and his Canaanite wives from the giant bloodline.