Bill Emery Explains Rumors of Bigfoot Parts

Bill Emery

Last time I wrote on ballyhoo I talked of tales no doubt to come. Well the story of the bigfoot part is just that, a tale. Dale and I talked with a logger in 2008 that claimed to have knowledge of a burial spot of a bigfoot. Dale and I weren't born yesterday and so we told the logger to show us the site. He couldn't because he was trying to make money off a cow skeleton.

A few years ago a bear hunter approached me with a story of him accidentally killing a bigfoot on Butler Mountain in the Sixes River area. Dale and I both went with the hunter to the site where the animal was buried. We did find some bones that we were sure came from a black bear. Even so we called in the Oregon State Police to verify this was not a human grave site. We sent the bones back east and they came back black bear bones.

Soon after, a wild rumor began about Saxton and me robbing a bigfoot grave site on Elk River. Anybody that searches for bigfoot is subject to these wild tales. Dale nor I wouldn't pay for a bigfoot part or body because it isn't right for anybody to make gains off a dead creature. Proving the existence of bigfoot is my goal, not making profit off it. It might indeed take a dead one to prove the animal real but I feel there's a better way to do it.

Bigfoot Ballyhoo

You may wonder why I named this blog Bigfoot Ballyhoo. Every single day thousands of blogs and sites are being added to the web. I wanted a name to stand out and one that is easy to remember. At the bottom of this page I tell you more about the name.

When I first turned on my computer this morning I couldn't get to my blog to work on it. I thought it had been turned off by some government agency. Next time I turned it on, I got through to the blog. So the blog is still available for sightings and bigfoot talk.

I am very excited about the CNN special on bigfoot with our friend Bill Emery. Keep commenting and telling us your thoughts on this animal.  I'm happy to get photos to put on the blog. My email address is in the author information, right column.

Best regards,
Linda Newton-Perry