Chum Bucket Studios

Description: This tee shirt is based on a real life experience however I was the Bigfoot.

Description: For anyone who knows of the legend of this great Beast that roams Bray Road, among other places in Southeastern Wisconsin is at Lee Hampel's Farm.

Description: There are approximately 8 billion people in the world each with their own truth. Go out and discover for yourself and FIND YOUR TRUTH.

Description: Lee Hampel grew up on a Dairy Farm in Northeastern, Illinois and is a graduate of Northern Illinois University with mathematics and chemistry majors. He taught high school, and is now retired. He purchased some land next to Bray Road in Elkhorn, WI. He soon found out there have been many unexplained entities that live there. He’s been on Travel Channel shows: Legend Hunter, In Search of Monsters, and Paranormal Declassified, as well as Discovery Channel's Expedition X.

Description: Official Artwork for Jay Bachochin's BEYOND THE KETTLE: FINDING JAY 2 documentary. Jay Bachochin, a Wisconsin investigator, is seeking answers to find a connection between his Bigfoot sightings and the balls of light he has encountered. Join Jay's quest to Hunt the Truth and take every step with him while he walks through the dense woods of The Kettle Moraine in Wisconsin. To find his answers, he must go Beyond the Kettle. Streaming on Amazon Prime Video, ParaFlixx + and Vimeo.

Description: As all good Wisconsinites know, there is a lot more to the Badger State than, well, badgers. We have cows, cheese, the Packers, bratwurst, lakes, the Packers, polkas, cornfields, and the Packers. But Wisconsin is also filled to the brim with weirdness. And the best chroniclers of Bigfoot, Dogman, UFOs, and Jay Bachochin 'Finding Jay' (2019) and 'Beyond the Kettle: Finding Jay 2' (2022) has witness them all. Now Jay designed a shirt you can wear proud BEYOND the Cheddar Curtain.

Description: Pictographs are paintings of shapes and figures, usually found on rock faces or inside caves. Note the term used… Rock Art. There are thousands of pictographs located throughout California’s many wild places. Some of the most famous, being from the Chumash in the Santa Barbara area. These works of art have been created by Native Americans, some as long as a thousands years ago. Most of the true meaning of the artwork has been long lost, generations ago. Scholars can only speculate on the significance of what the original artists were trying to say, document or describe. It was usually the Shamans, the spiritual leaders that created these images. It is believed that these pictures depicted the supernatural world, concepts or ideas.

Description: And into the woods I go, to lose my mind and find my soul.

Description: Did you just find Bigfoot or did Bigfoot just find you?

Description: If the T-800 came back to 2020 to terminate his target, it would shut down or catch Covid-19. The world will be safe because ... he won't be back.

Description: When someone tells you Bigfoot doesn't exist, simply point at your shirt and say, "Discover for Yourself and get out into those woods to see for yourself"

Description: Protect others and warn them to stay off Bray Road by wearing this Tee. A savage beast brings terror to this lonely stretch of this road in Walworth County, WI.

Description: Show off your pride of your state with this Wi-Squatch-sin Tee Shirt.