Bigtex Posted yesterday at 02:08 PM Author Posted yesterday at 02:08 PM More rain Monday and soft soil, it's usually baked solid starting in July, but not this year it's crazy, more prints from yesterday and more than one source, and a cool mud slid......Rambo is learning to track the Hairyman the same as last wolfy Lulu did:) Yeah, he can jump on the kitchen counter flat footed without making a sound, bad boy LMAO! 1
wiiawiwb Posted yesterday at 03:20 PM Posted yesterday at 03:20 PM Great work Big Tex. Always enjoy all your amazing efforts in the field.
DrPSH Posted 20 hours ago Posted 20 hours ago Even if Rambo is a little naughty, I think he is handsome.
georgerm Posted 3 hours ago Posted 3 hours ago On 9/12/2025 at 8:10 PM, georgerm said: Hello there, I have been looking at your thread on and off and I'm just wondering how far from your house are you finding these footprints? I was camping out in Oregon near Prospect, Oregon, around 1980 and about two in the morning I woke up and Bigfoot was looking at me from about 50 to 60 ft away. I started doing field work and looking for bigfoot, and I got a little freaked out because there were 3 or 4 incidents when Bigfoot was acting paranormal. I attached a sketch of what I saw. I have no idea what your property looks like and some of Texas is Desert and other parts of Texas I believe have forest and brush. How do you describe your property? There's 161 pages on this thread so I'm sorry if I'm asking questions because I I don't have time to go back and read all 161 pages. I'm going to have to do some catch up so can I ask questions and can make intelligent comments. How far from the closest town are you and how many people live in the town? Do you think the Bigfoots that live around there are dangerous or shy or what kind of personalities do you think they have? What kind of an area do you think the bigfoots are making their dens in? Hello Big Tex and thank you for the reply. Wow, you have been on the Bigfoot Trail for a long time ever since your experience when you're very young. It seems like that's all it takes to get interested in Bigfoot is one good experience, and you're set for life researching and studying this creature. I live in a town of about 20,000 people called Coos Bay Oregon and south of here is a road called the Seven Devils road. This was a term used by the early pioneers who found this area to be inhabited by the Bigfoots. I was out there just the other day and was hiking along one of the trails that goes through this area that is covered by dense brush and pine trees that make the forest so thick you can only see in it about 20 feet. I was a little leery about going too far into this area because you never know if the bigfoots are friendly or just shy and hide from any human activity. Not too far from this area is the county dump and a rumor has been circulating that the Bigfoots go up this creek canyon along the trails that I was on, and they go into the dump and scavenge for food.
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