Dead Dogman! (Dogman Encounters Episode 201)
Dogman Encounters
Published on May 18, 2018Can you imagine what it would be like to be able to closely examine a dead Dogman? Well, tonight’s guest, George, doesn’t have to guess what doing that would be like. That’s because he did that, years ago. George has had his fair share of Dogman encounters. Before he looked over the body of that dead Dogman, he watched one chase a girl he knew from just feet away. We hope you tune in and listen to George talk about the dead Dogman he checked out, the poor girl he watched being chased by one, and several other encounters he’s had. If you prefer episodes that are packed with lots of encounters, tonight’s show is for you!
George certainly presents himself well and is quite articulate. I find nothing at all to complain about. What a fascinating array of experiences this man has lived through.
Dead Dogman (part 2) (Dogman Encounters Episode 202)
Dogman Encounters
Published on May 25, 2018On last week’s show, our guest, George, talked about the numerous Dogman encounters he’s had. On tonight’s show, we’re going to go into more depth, talking about his Dogman-related experiences.
More details in this one. The dead one is covered pretty well.
From the descriptions of the ones he apparently sees frequently, the thought of a different species looms large. Different from the typical critter we are so used to hearing about in these various podcasts and reports.
But hey, why not?
Eh?
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