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MK Davis is a crackpot plain and simple. The massacre theory et al, its sad if anyone still takes him remotely seriously. This subject will never advance with clowns like him trying to be relevant.

I've talked about my main area in the past near my home, these are 'Urbanfoots' that i am following, and I am sure this is happening in many places, specially small towns....the wildlife has certainly urbanized, why not the top predator, easy pickings too? Anyway, IMO they only tolerate me because I respect their privacy and never bring or leave any techy stuff out there, they are messing with me, so they might even like me again, certainly sending them that strong vibe, and what's not to like about Lulu? Here's a nice wolfy kiss, she must have some French wolf in her, lol.

Awesome. It will be more complex to grind, but will look cooler. Interested to see how it turns out.

We went out today to scout an area that we found described in an old rock climbing blog that has been dormant since 2013. The gentleman who made the blog named one of the areas that he mapped "Sasquatch Boulders" and included a few first and second hand accounts of Bigfoot sightings in that immediate area that spawned that name. While the area itself is interesting and may be worth investigating further, the really neat part of today was a side trip that we made to a local collection of petroglyphs found in this region. While Native American rock art was just as widespread here as in the American southwest, it doesn't last as long here due to the weather. So, when intact pieces are found it's very exciting. This is a piece that they have labeled as the representation of some sort of birdman entity. The gentleman who discovered and catalogued it thought that the scratches deliberately marked across the figure's body signified feathers. Like many other tribes, the Cherokee and Catawba have legends of Thunderbird, Eagle, and Raven. Raven is a shape shifter, which might have been the inspiration for this petroglyph. However, there isn't a birdman that I know of in local Indian folklore. I am going through my copy of James Mooney's Myths of the Cherokee to see if anything jumps out at me. When I look at this, I don't see feathers, I see long strands of hair. Tsul Kalu is the name that the Cherokee gave to the hairy giants that they claimed lived in these mountains. I think that this is more likely to be a representation of one of these 'slanted eyed giants' than a birdman.

Out of pluses, lots of interesting thoughts. I have a folder of suspect drumming sounds and have shared a couple here before. Can't remember if I posted here an article I read long ago regarding chimps drumming on tree roots, maybe? This topic is really interesting and we have had a number of such over the years. "Sounds of the Night", "Urban Bigfoot?", and many others. Evidence is extensive and varied, as you'd expect of such creatures.

Ordered the steel and micarta. Going to attempt to recreate this knife. I’ve got a buddy that builds knifes and is going to help me.

Ive got 1 report in roane, in Amma. Looks like several WV sighting reports are missing off that map. Is this the BFRO map or some independent map? If its indendant theres a few i can help add to it that were sent in to our team over the last few years. Just let me know

Preserving "Op-Sec" on an ongoing investigation and the related location should be standard protocol for any serious Researcher, that much is understandable, I was referring to those reports that don't fit the business model.... that was more the way I heard it said of them. Any contact from Find Bigfoot would disprove what I was told by a BFRO member that the show and the group are not connected, which is obviously bunk. They clearly are. I have also personally seen them attempt to usurp other folks areas, which is why although I acknowledge there are good members within the group, the upper management isnt to be trusted. No sarcasm necessary, that is literally correct.

For anyone who is interested I have now posted two articals that were made in response to this insanity back in 2009 and again in 2011. On my blog site (www.ThomasSteenburg.com) Look for the posts titled "Here We Go Again" as well as "Here We Go Again part two" . Thomas Steenburg