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Some have suspected the forest service people are getting ready for something. As it was told to a few of my group,  several from the district in that area have signed sworn affidavits on what they knew about the sightings of a hairy giant near the boundary of Illahee and Squaw (Sru) lake quadrant.

I'm surmising this is the same creature ESP talked about and photographed. One other interesting thing is over towards Iron Mountain access road, very near Sru, was another batch of damage done to some outfits road grader and water truck. Now if the man was telling the truth, he said only large manlike prints were visible in the center of the soft road.

Also I was able to access 3 reports of vandalism from Sru lake in the years of 2009-10. These reports make it apparent that humans DID NOT do the damage to the camp.

Some older people that have lived in this particular area said what ever that thing is, the thing has been up there in those parts for over 25 years showing up and then disappearing for weeks or months at a time. Some believe the creature moves from Sru to the southern Oregon border and back. Frozen snow is now covering the land up there.
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Thank you for such an in depth and interesting comment. ... LNP

Newspaper Column, "A Matter of Time" (Bigfoot)

Five Months Since ESP Team’s Bigfoot Discovery

Today, January 8, 2011, it has been five months since the ESP Team of southwest, Oregon, retrieved trail cam photos of a bigfoot that they’ve named Big Clyde. If you are new to this column or blog, Bigfoot Ballyhoo, your first question will be, “Why haven’t we heard about this?” The team members, Bill Emery, Cole Saxton, and Hank Parchell, have been working at securing and substantiating hair, blood and fecal test results from that encounter. Each team member has made it clear this photographed “discovery” will be handled in a manner that it deserves.

The next question you may ask is, “Why all the secrecy?” Historically, bigfoot news, it seems, has been fraught with hoaxes as often as not. The ESP Team is doing everything possible to keep even a hint of that from occurring with their hard-earned information. (The following information is a bit off subject, but important.) Please remember, the Forest Service has in a recent campaign encouraged us to take our families to the forest. There is evidence that some Forest Service employees have sighted bigfoot and know he exists. If the Forest Service knows bigfoot exists shouldn’t the public be told?

The costly and time-consuming work of the ESP Team, when the reports are released, will affect each one of us, even if all we do is drive through our forests. At long last, we will know this animal exists. We can watch for him as we do the deer, the bears, and the cougars. And no doubt there will be many more sightings because the public will know it exists. The ridicule that often accompanied past sighting reports will be a thing of the past. We bigfoot believers will be allowed to, at last, revel in our vindicated beliefs.

Hank Parchell, a former member of the ESP Team, commented on the blog, Bigfoot Ballyhoo, that much is being done with the information gathered. It sounds as if we will be richly rewarded for our wait. Please, if you should hear anything about the team or any of its activity let Bigfoot Ballyhoo know. You can comment on the site at www.bigfootballyhoo.blogspot.com.

The author of this column, Linda Newton-Perry, along with her husband, Christopher Perry, has written five fictional bigfoot books and a Viking Age novel, FORCED BLOOD THE NORSEMAN. The books are available on the blog, Bigfoot Ballyhoo.

Just for Fun

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You are more likely to be killed by a Champagne cork than by a poisonous spider.

(From http://www.weird/ websites.com and Strange Animal Facts.)