They’ve Been Living on Her Land for Years | Overton County Tennessee Bigfoot Encounters | Archives

This was originally released as Episode 501 on 8/18/24.

For nearly six years, something has been active on Ginger’s land in Overton County, Tennessee. What began as strange noises and moved trees grew into repeated encounters that never truly stopped.


In this episode, Ginger shares a long-term account involving tracks near the creek, large handprints on vehicles, figures moving through the shadows, vocal mimicry, and activity on rooftops. She describes changes in behavior over time, interactions that suggest multiple individuals, and moments that made it clear she was not alone on her property.


This is a deep, firsthand conversation about living alongside something intelligent, observant, and deeply tied to the land. Locations across Overton County come into focus as patterns emerge, offering listeners a rare look at ongoing Bigfoot activity rather than a single encounter.

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