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By PNWexplorer · Posted
Took a trip through the woods in my Jeep from Idaho over into Washington via Skyline Drive. Beautiful country and just a 15-mile drive from my house. A bit of rain recently, so always looking for tracks. Actually bought two tubs of plaster of Paris for making casts. I've come across a couple of possible tracks in years past, but never was prepared. Now I am. Also added a fun decal to the side of my ambulance RV. And I started the conversion of my utility trailer to an "overlanding" trailer to tow behind my Jeep. It will haul an ATV along with my camping gear while providing a platform for an inflatable tent. I installed fold-up kitchen platform, fuel can, and will be adding a solar shower, water storage, gear storage box, RV lithium battery, solar panel, and inverter. It should let me go camping deep into the woods where the ambulance and Ram 2500 can't go. -
By xspider1 · Posted
That is a fascinating recounting of events by Mr. Guzman. Thank-you for posting the link, georgerm! The emotion that 'Jaime' expresses during that video are enough to bring chills to even the casual viewer; just as his memories, undeniably bring chills to him, 50 years later. Everything he says, every detail and every emotion is completely convincing. That is a text book example of the experiences of a Bigfoot eye-witness that can (as with anything else), be debated, yet; I don't see any way or any reason to suspect that what he says is not absolutely true. And, it is chilling. Although he is haunted by the experiences and may never go back to those places; it is wonderful that Mr. Guzman says that he would not harm a Bigfoot unless he had to. As he indicates, if it wanted to kill him, it would have. I noticed that he looks over his shoulder a lot. I can't imagine the lingering effects that his experiences and the experiences of the other people he talks about must have. I am just grateful to people like him who have the courage, the kindness and the forte to share with the rest of the world. -
By georgerm · Posted
This interesting file about an older, earthy hound hunter and surveyor who ran across bigfoots in Northern California. He hunted with Blue Tick hounds in the remote woods of California, and he came across several Bigfoots. His dogs cornered bigfoots, and he tells what happened. He said his dogs chased a bigfoot and when he caught up with the dog and bigfoot it was too late. The bigfoot had grabbed the dog's back legs and bashed the dog into trees and killed it. He said when his dogs chased bears and cornered them the bear acted in different ways. He ran across bears and bigfoots while working as a surveyor in the deep woods of Northern California. Bing Videos -
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In the Rogue River National Forest that covers 1,700,000 acres and here is one biologist. When problems occur between campers and wildlife this biologist assembles a team to investigate. Usually a bear, cougar, or rattle snake has caused the problem since bigfoots usually don't leave evidence. In one instance a bow hunter shot a bigfoot in the shoulder and later that night a bigfoot tore up the bow hunter's isolated tent and there was no trace of the bow hunter to be found. The bow hunter's partner reported the incident to the Forest Service and the Forest Service refuses to recognize bigfoot so they call it a mythical creature. Why does the Forest Service ignore Bigfoot? Why does the Forest Service ignore Bigfoot? Why does the Forest Service biologist ignore Bigfoot.................................. this is the question.........................can somone make an attempt to answer this question?
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