The Bigfoot Harvest

Every Seven Years, the Forest Takes Its Due

By: Silas Graves

Narrated by: James Raincock

A pact written in blood. A harvest paid in flesh.

Every seven years, the forest takes its due.

The quiet farming town of Elk’s Hollow has always been blessed with rich soil and heavy harvests. But blessings demand balance — and this year, the debt has come due.

When five teenagers vanish during the annual Harvest Festival, only one returns — drenched in blood, speaking in tongues, and whispering of the thing in the corn. Sheriff Amos Weller uncovers a trail of bones leading into the woods, where the soil itself bleeds and the trees hum with hunger.

Generations ago, Elk’s Hollow made a bargain with something ancient — a creature older than man, patient as the earth, and hungry for what grows beneath the skin.

As the blood moon rises and the fields begin to move, the town must face the truth it buried with every harvest: the forest never forgets who still owes.

The Bigfoot Harvest is a brutal, cinematic descent into folk horror — where sacrifice sustains survival and the monster isn’t just in the woods, it’s in the roots.

Fans of The Ritual, The Wicker Man, and Dark Harvest will devour this chilling tale of blood, soil, and ancient debt.

©2025 Sila Graves (P)2025 Silas Graves