Oklahoma Family's Two-Year Bigfoot Encounter: Unusual Tactics and Escalating Threats

Title: The Siege at Hornby: A Paranormal Investigation If you're a fan of the paranormal, you've probably heard of Hornby, Oklahoma, a town known for its Bigfoot Festival. But there's a more sinister side to this town's mascot that a young family discovered up close and personal. Welcome to the world of the unexplained, where things are not always what they seem. The story I'm about to share with you comes mainly from two credible sources: the Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization (BFRO) and the Sasquatch Chronicles. These organizations have been collecting sightings and witness accounts for years, and they investigated the claims made by the Humphrey family, who were at the center of this two-year saga. The Humphrey family bought a 30-acre chunk of deer-infested wooded land in the far southeast corner of Oklahoma. Tim, his wife, and their children were excited to move into their new home, with Tim's dad and brother living nearby. Tim, an avid hunter, was excited to hunt the scores of deer to feed his family. But there was more on this property than just deer and trees. Before the Humphrey family moved in, Tim's brother Mike had a chance to see the property and reported seeing "monsters" in the woods. Mike wasn't sure what he believed he saw, so he kept his mouth shut, fearing he would be ridiculed. Not long after the Humphrey family moved in, they heard a low, guttural scream outside their house. The scream was so loud that it rattled the dishes in the china cabinet. They had no idea that this was just the beginning of a two-year ordeal. For the next two years, the Humphrey family endured all kinds of harassment from these creatures. They screamed, whooped, and chattered every night. They banged on the house doors and windows, peeked in, and growled at whoever happened to be in the room. Tim's shed, where he hung his kill for processing, was broken into, and all five deer carcasses were gone. The family's 30 chickens disappeared one night, leaving only a trail of eggshells behind. Tim's children were playing in the backyard when two or three of these creatures came to the tree line, growled, shook the trees, and threw rocks at them. The kids ran back to the house, screaming in fear. Tim decided to buy motion detectors and floodlights and install them around the house, hoping that would keep the creatures away. It seemed to work for a while, but then the noises on the porch and the tapping on the windows started right back up again. One evening, Tim took a walk through the trees in the backyard and saw a stick on the ground. He followed the trail of sticks, which were all laid out in the same direction, and realized that they were marking out the activation area for his motion lights. Tim messed up the sticks, and that seemed to work for a while. But then, one night, Tim saw the light on in the backyard, looked out the window, and saw one of these creatures just hanging out and swaying back and forth in the spotlight. Tim had a closer encounter with one of these creatures when he heard noises in the backyard. He walked over to the dumpster, looked in, and was shocked when one of these creatures stood up and was now towering over him. Tim grabbed his gun and aimed it at the creature, but it dropped back down into the dumpster. This is just a small part of the Humphrey family's extraordinary account. If you're interested in learning more about their encounters with these creatures, I encourage you to watch the video and draw your own conclusions. Remember, we're open-minded and accept all ideas. Sources: * Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization (BFRO) * Sasquatch Chronicles Note: The content in this article is based on a video video and is presented for informational purposes only. The views and opinions expressed in the video do not necessarily reflect those of Squatchable. We encourage readers to watch the video and make their own informed decisions.