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Mountain Beast Mysteries summarizes it in this much shorter (8:42) video: As a bonus, it's super relaxing!

I learned something new today about how to care for Goretex clothing, such as a jacket. After continued use, in the rain it can feel as though it "wetted out" and will stick to your body. Apparently, cleaning it in a washing machine then putting it straight into the dryer to tumble dry on medium heat will revive the Goretex. I was always concerned heat might damage a Gortex jacket or pants and would let it air dry instead--not any more!!

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The times, they are a changing... First the Fed admits UFO/UAP exist, now a state gov admits (or at least indicates) that BF exists. This is the end of civilization as we know it...

I think this series of videos needs an introduction. The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (DNR) could be the first governmental organization to openly admit to the existence of the Sasquatch. This could be the start of a following by many other government organizations. Does anyone else see this as a significant milestone for 2021?

Good question. My guess is there are varying degrees. Some people may be wanna be’s or part timers. But others could be generations old. There could even be remnant Native American populations out there like Ishi. North America is a big place. And like South America could still harbor people who don’t want to be found.

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Some of these witness testimonies on TikTok are a bit chilling... A lot of them are typical wannabe social media influencers and content creators who are churning out video creepy pasta to get in on a trending topic. There are a few, however, from rural areas that sound like they have actually experienced it. There’s a woman that does a rebuttal video to another person who says that it is not only fake but ‘racist and classist’ to tell these stories about Appalachian folks and that it reinforces stereotypes. The rebuttal video says that her family keeps guns and dogs because these feral people come down into their valley sometimes to take chickens and other livestock. Apparently they took a goat away and ‘butchered it with rusty knives’, leaving the remains and I guess at least one of the knives in question. So, at least some of them are not so feral that they are unable to use recovered tools. The woman said that her father told her that people used to go missing more often, but that slowed down in recent years...but , that it was still known to happen.

This has shades of the 1977 movie, "The Hills Have Eyes." https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0077681/trivia?ref_=tt_trv_trv The movie is based on the legend of Sawney Beane and his family (a wife, eight sons and six daughters), a feral clan who inhabited and roamed the highlands of Scotland's East Lothian County, near Edinburgh, in the early 1400s. They captured, tormented and ate several transients. They were eventually captured on the order of Scotland's King James, were judged to be insane, and executed without trial. The executions of the Beane clan all allegedly involved grotesque tortures, inspiring the aspect of the film that the Carter family become as brutal as their attackers when they seek revenge. https://www.historicmysteries.com/sawney-bean/ Medieval Ayrshire, Scotland was not the place to venture outdoors during the hours of darkness. For a quarter of a century, one group of inbred psychopaths struck fear throughout Ballantrae and Benname Head. Nobody knew where they came from but came they did and brought terror for the Scottish people of the time. In a move of either outstanding ingenuity or complete lunacy, Alexander ‘Sawney’ Bean and his equally vicious spouse found a ready-made lair for the nefarious activities in a cave that was 200 meters deep and had an entrance concealed by high tide. More at the link.

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https://www.tiktok.com/amp/tag/feralpeople?lang=en Let’s see if this TicTok video posts. Lots of people in the Appalachian region are posting about some of the same stuff that I have heard. The lady talking who grew up in rural Appalachia is especially interesting.

Not sure about films but im sure there are nice clear mug shots as they semi-regularly arrested on the AT. But the big difference between a feral human and a squatch track is that eventually one dwarfs the other, even in the 11in size you can clearly tell human vs possible squatch becuase ive got a few 11in casts that are nearly 6in wide and were in a series.

Are they mutually exclusive? Just because one is true doesn’t mean that the other is impossible.

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