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Bigfoot raids garden in Kentucky!

LONGTABBER PE said:
You have to ask yourself the question- where are the tracks?

If deer left them and thats obviously cultivated- theres no excuse for BF not to leave them
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Infiltrator (Bigfoot) training assignment #003 Patchwork: Infiltrate suburban Kentucky property, extract green beans, extricate, leave no footprints.
 
kitakaze said:
Infiltrator (Bigfoot) training assignment #003 Patchwork: Infiltrate suburban Kentucky property, extract green beans, extricate, leave no footprints.
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I wonder if this is the same SFODD Bigfoot thats involved with the project Bindernagle was involved with.
 
I like the commentary from the reporter, trying her best to hype it up.

"But what else could it be? Some have guessed a bear, or an ape. But have you ever heard of either in Jefferson county?"

Personally, I'd bet that there have been far more reported sightings of bears and apes (wildlife, circuses, carnivals, zoos, etc.) than there have been of Bigfoot.
 
I agree. It's a crow or Blackbird. It's also closer to the cam then it appears.
 
Bigfoot the ill-defined creature

This is the proof that we have been looking for.
Apparently there is an animal that is naturally out of focus, which would explain all of the "Bigfoot" images.
 
it has to be a bird that's closer than it appears. something that far away (as it looks to be) would never set off that camera.
 
I live in Jefferson County, and I have to say, if Bigfoot were going to find a happy home here, Fairdale would be a good choice. If he could sit in a driveway in a lawn chair with a beer can on his stomach, no one would give him a second glance.
 
Bluegill said:
I live in Jefferson County, and I have to say, if Bigfoot were going to find a happy home here, Fairdale would be a good choice. If he could sit in a driveway in a lawn chair with a beer can on his stomach, no one would give him a second glance.
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Jefferson County, KY (includes Louisville) has a couple "official" Bigfoot encounter reports. The surrounding region has more. These reports have been formally submitted to the BFRO and other organized Bigfooter groups. I outlined the county in yellow, and highlighted the encounter locations with red arrows. The Bigfoot believers often say that many encounters are not formally reported, and so they would not be on this map. Sometimes people will talk (and post) about their encounter, but not take the steps to submit it to a database group. They say others simply won't talk about their encounters in any public fashion. If you poke around the various Bigfoot forums, you can see postings by folks who claim encounters but have not produced a formal submitted report. So, this map represents the minimum number of claimed "Bigfoot encounters". It's reasonable to think that there are more encounter claims than you see here on this map.

I think Odinn is correct about the flying bird. I also don't want to spoil the fun of this thread, but wanted to show that there are indeed a number of Bigfoot claims in your area. I think it's truly absurd for people to believe that Bigfoot could exist in America, and still not be confirmed as genuine after hundreds of years.


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