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Monday, April 22, 2019
NEW COMMENT
Well, it was nice to get out. Didn't find much of anything aside from SO MUCH forest damage from the "snowpocalypse" we had recently. Places that I used to be able to get to were now inaccessible from all the downed timber, and dangerous overhanging trees. I don't want to walk under those. It will take years for this to clear up.
Sunday, April 21, 2019
DON'T KILL A BIGFOOT--SEVERAL BODIES HAVE BEEN FOUND
BILL EMERY, his team, his trail cam, in 2010, snapped several photos of a bigfoot in southwest Oregon. To read more about it, use the search tool on this site and type in Bill Emery. He wanted to share the photos of this bigfoot but he was threatened with a possible lawsuit. ...Enjoy and do Comment
Saturday, April 20, 2019
Laughing is not a good answer when you are asked, "Do you believe in bigfoot?" (Linda Newton-Perry's opinion)
Here are a couple of people that have examined bigfoot bodies. Go to Archive Section (right column, down) and you will find a Dr's and a biologist's report. ENJOY AND LEARN about this amazing subject of bigfoot.
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Thursday, April 18, 2019
NEWEST COMMENT FROM TIMOTHY OLDFIELD--THANKS SO MUCH TIMOTHY
Very fascinating Linda!
Thank you so much for sharing the readable text from this document.
I enjoyed learning the delineations of Sasquatch species as 'Cebidatelidae', especially with the subfamily of'Cebidatelidae nerteros pacificus' (and several others), as I am from the Pacific Northwestern here in the USA.
When "Sophia" said the original document was sealed by now (or sealed by Ahora), I hope one day she might open it up and take professional photos and share those, allowing others an attempt to interpret the missing sections. Yet, I am sure they did as well as most anyone else could have done. It would just be fun to see it.
Again, thank you Linda Newton-Perry for your work and sharing it with us, and thank you to Sophia for preserving it and sharing this work by H.A. Miller, MD, Ph.
Best regards,
Timothy Oldfield
I enjoyed learning the delineations of Sasquatch species as 'Cebidatelidae', especially with the subfamily of'Cebidatelidae nerteros pacificus' (and several others), as I am from the Pacific Northwestern here in the USA.
When "Sophia" said the original document was sealed by now (or sealed by Ahora), I hope one day she might open it up and take professional photos and share those, allowing others an attempt to interpret the missing sections. Yet, I am sure they did as well as most anyone else could have done. It would just be fun to see it.
Again, thank you Linda Newton-Perry for your work and sharing it with us, and thank you to Sophia for preserving it and sharing this work by H.A. Miller, MD, Ph.
Best regards,
Timothy Oldfield
NEW COMMENT
The government has GOT to know already that these creatures exist.
Why is it then, that they cover it up? Is it because if the general population of mankind knew that there was another sentient creature - and possibly a relative - on two legs was walking around the way we do, that so many things would have to change? Science, religion, our acceptance, and so many other factors would come into play. Perhaps the government just wants things to remain "normal."
Interested to hear some thoughts.
Why is it then, that they cover it up? Is it because if the general population of mankind knew that there was another sentient creature - and possibly a relative - on two legs was walking around the way we do, that so many things would have to change? Science, religion, our acceptance, and so many other factors would come into play. Perhaps the government just wants things to remain "normal."
Interested to hear some thoughts.
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Thanks for the comment/opinion Sasquatch Habitat Investigation Team. ...lnp
Tuesday, April 16, 2019
#88 ARCHIVE SECTION for the Rest of the Story
"When I reached the creek, I noticed the water was very muddy looking. At about that same time I heard the sounds of water splashing just up around the bend in the creek. I walked up the side of the creek to see what was going on. Well, what I saw was unbelievable. Two upright beings covered in hair one dark brown and one a light brown were laying in the creek rolling themselves over and over apparently cooling off in the creek."
NEW COMMENT BY CLAY--THANKS CLAY
Seems I read about a couple that were camping and cooking Salmon outside when they were attacked by a Sasquatch.
Can't remember where it was or when. Apparently food smells can make the Sasquatch aggressive. It sure stands to reason because bear, cougar and just about all wild animals are attracted by the smell.
Sunday, April 14, 2019
A NEW COMMENT AND THANK YOU LR
A lady was talking to my wife the other day in a hair salon. She was telling of a incident that happened in 2017 while her family was having a picnic near Remote,Oregon.
She told my wife that during the picnic something came down the mountainside and scared the family so bad they left the area. She said the animal made horrific sounds and broke limbs and snap wood just out of sight from them.
At first the sounds were far off then minute by minute they became closer. She said the whole area started stinking so bad they couldn't stay.Though she never caught sight of the animal they are certain it was a Sasquatch because of the sounds it made.
Whistling,horrible shrieking and snapping tree limbs is the sounds the animal made.. PS. The Sasquatch must have smelled the food don't you think? This incident happened on Sandy Creek at a remote campground.
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Yes I would think it smelled the picnic lunch. I worry about country people. You know cooking bacon and all the good smelling foods we humans enjoy. ...lnp
Saturday, April 13, 2019
Friday, April 12, 2019
Wednesday, April 10, 2019
Reply/ANSWER TO VIDEO QUESTION BELOW
No screaming. That can bring on unwanted behavior from Bigfoot. In most every case Ive studied the best thing to do is turn around and walk away from the creature slowly. Running or yelling can signal danger to them so keep your head. There is no data that says the Bigfoot is going to attack you or kidnap you if you come upon one. Hundreds of sightings a year happen every year with no attacks from the creature. Only one situation that I'm aware of that might bring on violence. If a juvenile Bigfoot has somehow gotten in between you and the parent. Very rarely a Bigfoot with aggressive behavior has been reported to chase people out of their area. In cases like this walking away and NO EYE CONTACT is still your best action to show the creature that you are not wanting to harm it.
Adam [above] has very sound advice. Wild animals are spooked by sudden movements from humans.I was reading an article last month from a man who ran into the animal between Powers and Agness while hunting in 2011. While he did get some limbs thrown at him he kept his head and got out of the area unscathed. Wild cats will charge if you make a sudden movement on them.No reason to believe Bigfoot is different from all other forest animals in their perception of danger.
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The creature looked at us with huge black eyes and its yellowish block like teeth showing in its mouth. We were petrified. I told my friend to turn around and follow me because it seemed the creature was locked in a stare down with us. We couldn't move. We were both too scared to move.
Tuesday, April 9, 2019
Monday, April 8, 2019
Sunday, April 7, 2019
Saturday, April 6, 2019
This is the complete post from our Archive Section
The same is true here in Montana. Officials here claim that people are misidentifying the sighting as a known animal such as a bear. I had the experience in 1949 while at work building a forest road into Yellowstone for the CCC. The creature was nearly nine feet tall and walked upright for over 1/4 mile down a fire trail.It was still upright when it disappeared into the forest.
I noted a very strong smell that nearly made me sick from this creature.I have never forgot the face on that thing. It was of a human and gorilla mix.The skin on the face was dark gray and the eyes were black. The hair on it was only about 4 inches long and covered the body which sparse places on the chest and face.The hair was dark black with a hint of red in it.Everyone on the crew believed me but not the forestry people.
Thursday, April 4, 2019
NEW COMMENT
Well, some time ago, I was given the opportunity to borrow a set of night vision goggles while up by Mt. Hood. I walked for a mile or two up a game trail and didn't see anything out of the ordinary, and then the campfire and smores were calling, so I headed back.
I wasn't a believer back then, as it was before I found my first footprint. Since then, I have only listened in the dark. I don't like to walk the woods at night because I once got a forked stick in the face, one side of the fork in each eye at the same time. Took some time (and admittedly a bit of Jameson for the pain) to heal up from. When I go again, I will wear eye protection, and better NV and / or a Therm.
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