William Parcher
Show me the monkey!
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Queen Elizabeth unable to get a good sighting of Bigfoot because he stays on the opposite side of a new Canadian coin.
New video: Bigfoot recorded along Spokane River; you may not recognize him as he is disguised as a man in dark clothing.
http://www.inlander.com/spokane/blog-3342-video-spokane-river-bigfoot-sighting_.html
Is it a sighting if you don't see it live, but rather just find it later on your video? Tough question...
I was doing some fieldwork over the weekend near the location where I had my "bipedal footsteps" encounter in April. I found 5 or 6 "stick structures" and at one point the forest fell deathly silent. I also heard what sounded like a "wooooOOOOooooo" call from about 200 m away. This happened several times over about 20 minutes.
I'll keep doing field work there because it seems to support a lot of "activity."
You know all you're doing is is encouraging them don't you?![]()
I'm just trying to pay attention to all the things I experience in the woods that others could construe as "activity." Apparently, something like this happens almost every time I'm in the woods, which is about the same frequency with which some 'footers claim encounters. Imagine that . . .
ps: "wooo" call was most likely an Angus from > 400 m away.
Shrike . . . isn't a decent-looking woman*.
Back in college I let my future wife and her friends make me up one night. I was not passable, as they say. Think "Duran-Duran."
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (KMOX) –They haven’t seen anything yet, but a group*searching for proof of*Bigfoot*is*alert for reports along the Missouri River, where they believe*heavy flooding*could disrupt the*legendary creature’s*normal comings and goings.
“We’re definitely going to keep our eye open for more reports that might come in, because the creatures might be a little displaced from all that flooding,” said investigator Rachel Luffman with the Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization, “They might be venturing into areas where there are more people, and more people might be seeing them.”
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Almost certainly there will be reports, and they will be duly reported on KMOX. Which in turn will elicit more reports.
And so it goes .
3. Is the DNR conducting surveys for cougars in Michigan?
The Wildlife Division conducts annual winter track surveys for wolves and other furbearers covering thousands of miles of roads and trails in northern Michigan and the Upper Peninsula. These surveys have a high likelihood of detecting cougars if a population existed in those areas.