Full Version: Midwest Sasquatch Activity
hi everyone here what i would like to know is has there been any new sasquatch activity in midwestern states resently becouse of the heatwaves and wicked weather. i think the weather is forceing the creatures to move aound more to look for water resources i hope everyone here can put some wonderful & honest input in this thread. thanks bill green p.s. has anyone here found any footprints in any midwestern states.
Hey Bill... we're all thinking those same things out here too. It's been unmercifully hot and humid here. The problem is, I'd think they've been resting and staying put during the hottest parts of the day and only getting out moving during the deeper night hours when it's dark and cooler.
We have a cool break coming after some storms, so maybe THAT will kick up some activity.
I sure hope so at least!
We have a cool break coming after some storms, so maybe THAT will kick up some activity.
I sure hope so at least!
hi guyinindiana thanks for the great reply. have you ever found possible sasquatch evidence such nests ,footprints , and hair samples after a heatwave came thoough your state. also do you contacted by good amount people who have possible sasquatch encounters dureing a heatwave. if i remember right i think john green s book sasquatch the apes among us had a couple sightings dureing wicked weather etc. thanks bill green. i hope you do find evidence always have your camera.
GuyInIndiana,
Bill has some great advice there about the camera. I you don't have a camera you should try to carry a pad of paper to draw a sketch and record your encounter so you can post it here.
Bill has some great advice there about the camera. I you don't have a camera you should try to carry a pad of paper to draw a sketch and record your encounter so you can post it here.
QUOTE(Goofyfooter @ Jul 25 2005, 08:51 PM)
GuyInIndiana,
Bill has some great advice there about the camera. I you don't have a camera you should try to carry a pad of paper to draw a sketch and record your encounter so you can post it here.
Bill has some great advice there about the camera. I you don't have a camera you should try to carry a pad of paper to draw a sketch and record your encounter so you can post it here.
Hey Goofy... thanks for the advice...
Any activity down there in your neck of the woods? Still carry your etch-a-sketch around for a camera?
QUOTE(GuyInIndiana @ Jul 25 2005, 09:03 PM)
QUOTE(Goofyfooter @ Jul 25 2005, 08:51 PM)
GuyInIndiana,
Bill has some great advice there about the camera. I you don't have a camera you should try to carry a pad of paper to draw a sketch and record your encounter so you can post it here.
Bill has some great advice there about the camera. I you don't have a camera you should try to carry a pad of paper to draw a sketch and record your encounter so you can post it here.
Hey Goofy... thanks for the advice...
Any activity down there in your neck of the woods? Still carry your etch-a-sketch around for a camera?
Nah,
I got a battery powered Lite Brite. The Etch-A-Sketch was too hard with the knobs.
hi goofyfooter thanks for reply. so have you taken any photos of possible sasquatch evidence in your state forests if so please post them in this thread. please draw a sketch of the creature you thought you encountered post it here if you want too ok. thanks bill green
Hi bill, I was having a great time at my B/F spot here in IL until just before the 4th of July fireworks started up. All the nearby farms, towns and clubs had a firework show or party. Then the hot weather moved in too. For the past two weeks now I am not getting any return calls or wood knocking. No footsteps or rocks landing near either. I know there is plenty of water because this is near a river, but they are either gone from this area now, or just not making any noise at all. I have yet to find a B/F track, but my friend Tim Harjo has one covered with an old wash tub back in Oklahoma. I have urged him to cast it right away. Maybe I will get to see the track if I make the Bigfoot Festival at Honobia, OK. on Sept. 30th.
hi xjay thanks for the reply please keep us posted here if any sasquatch activity happens in your state soon. thanks bill
hi everyone good morning i was just wondering if the bfro or other sasquatch organizations are getting a great amount possible sasquatch related activity from the midwestern states reported to them. illinois & arkansas should be the prime states for sasquatch sightings in the summer months. please give me your opinion. thanks bill green
does the midwest states get more sasquatch activity than the northwest states or even eastern states in the summer and fall months please let me know. thanks bill
Hello Bill, I don't have any details yet, but I just heard that there was a bigfoot sighting near Seneca, IL; which is about 50 miles or so from the area I have been checking out.
hi xjay wow please keep me posted on your investigation etc of the seneca,illinois sasquatch sighting location dont forget to bring camera to the area in case you find possible sasquatch evidence in that area. like i said before the creatures are moveing around becouse of the heatwaves im sure in my opinion there will be more sightings etc of sasquatch creatures in the midwest. thanks bill green
Hi all,
Long time reader, first time poster.
I'm a college biology prof, botany and ecology.
Here is my record of possible activity in northeast KS; this has been reported previously to the BFRO, talking to Stan Courtney (a great guy, by the way):
1. late February, 2005, looking for early wildflowers at Perry Lake--found this old, large footprint (image available upon request) while looking at mosses, on Mad Mile trail that detours near Perry Lake;
2. Mid-March, Perry Lake--heard grunting, bushes moving wildly across park road near large pond on old horse trail--sounded like an asthmatic horse! Continued for about 5 mins, scaring my wife who made us leave the area immediately.
3. Late March, trails near Cedar Crest, Topeka--about 4:35pm, heard 3 whoops (sounds like Snoqualmish whoops), then 10 seconds later, train comes through--warning others?
4. early April, Cedar Crest ponds near road, found this very unusual footprint in mud next to frog pond (again, help with image please!)--the night before was near freezing, and the mud had to be as cold--the image shows a triangular foot, very distinct toes.
5. late April, windy day, late afternoon, walking down into woods, wife and I freeze when a huge branch/limb comes crashing down over to our left, but the nearby trees show no breakage--maybe thrown as a warning?
Since then, no activity has been noted. Perhaps they use the Kansas River as a migration route in the late fall and early spring?
If someone will email me, I'll attach the pics so they can post them here.
Thanks!
plantman60@hotmail.com
Long time reader, first time poster.
I'm a college biology prof, botany and ecology.
Here is my record of possible activity in northeast KS; this has been reported previously to the BFRO, talking to Stan Courtney (a great guy, by the way):
1. late February, 2005, looking for early wildflowers at Perry Lake--found this old, large footprint (image available upon request) while looking at mosses, on Mad Mile trail that detours near Perry Lake;
2. Mid-March, Perry Lake--heard grunting, bushes moving wildly across park road near large pond on old horse trail--sounded like an asthmatic horse! Continued for about 5 mins, scaring my wife who made us leave the area immediately.
3. Late March, trails near Cedar Crest, Topeka--about 4:35pm, heard 3 whoops (sounds like Snoqualmish whoops), then 10 seconds later, train comes through--warning others?
4. early April, Cedar Crest ponds near road, found this very unusual footprint in mud next to frog pond (again, help with image please!)--the night before was near freezing, and the mud had to be as cold--the image shows a triangular foot, very distinct toes.
5. late April, windy day, late afternoon, walking down into woods, wife and I freeze when a huge branch/limb comes crashing down over to our left, but the nearby trees show no breakage--maybe thrown as a warning?
Since then, no activity has been noted. Perhaps they use the Kansas River as a migration route in the late fall and early spring?
If someone will email me, I'll attach the pics so they can post them here.
Thanks!
plantman60@hotmail.com
Vlandrum, I enjoyed your post. On this ranch in Oklahoma I began to notice a wood on wood knock that would shortly be followed by a distant train whistle. I would also notice the knock before the rancher would drive up in his truck. Just a guess on my part, but it seems one knock means somethings coming, etc.
QUOTE(vlandrum @ Jul 27 2005, 07:09 PM)
Hi all,
Long time reader, first time poster.
I'm a college biology prof, botany and ecology.
Here is my record of possible activity in northeast KS; this has been reported previously to the BFRO, talking to Stan Courtney (a great guy, by the way):
1. late February, 2005, looking for early wildflowers at Perry Lake--found this old, large footprint (image available upon request) while looking at mosses, on Mad Mile trail that detours near Perry Lake;
2. Mid-March, Perry Lake--heard grunting, bushes moving wildly across park road near large pond on old horse trail--sounded like an asthmatic horse! Continued for about 5 mins, scaring my wife who made us leave the area immediately.
3. Late March, trails near Cedar Crest, Topeka--about 4:35pm, heard 3 whoops (sounds like Snoqualmish whoops), then 10 seconds later, train comes through--warning others?
4. early April, Cedar Crest ponds near road, found this very unusual footprint in mud next to frog pond (again, help with image please!)--the night before was near freezing, and the mud had to be as cold--the image shows a triangular foot, very distinct toes.
5. late April, windy day, late afternoon, walking down into woods, wife and I freeze when a huge branch/limb comes crashing down over to our left, but the nearby trees show no breakage--maybe thrown as a warning?
Since then, no activity has been noted. Perhaps they use the Kansas River as a migration route in the late fall and early spring?
If someone will email me, I'll attach the pics so they can post them here.
Thanks!
plantman60@hotmail.com
Long time reader, first time poster.
I'm a college biology prof, botany and ecology.
Here is my record of possible activity in northeast KS; this has been reported previously to the BFRO, talking to Stan Courtney (a great guy, by the way):
1. late February, 2005, looking for early wildflowers at Perry Lake--found this old, large footprint (image available upon request) while looking at mosses, on Mad Mile trail that detours near Perry Lake;
2. Mid-March, Perry Lake--heard grunting, bushes moving wildly across park road near large pond on old horse trail--sounded like an asthmatic horse! Continued for about 5 mins, scaring my wife who made us leave the area immediately.
3. Late March, trails near Cedar Crest, Topeka--about 4:35pm, heard 3 whoops (sounds like Snoqualmish whoops), then 10 seconds later, train comes through--warning others?
4. early April, Cedar Crest ponds near road, found this very unusual footprint in mud next to frog pond (again, help with image please!)--the night before was near freezing, and the mud had to be as cold--the image shows a triangular foot, very distinct toes.
5. late April, windy day, late afternoon, walking down into woods, wife and I freeze when a huge branch/limb comes crashing down over to our left, but the nearby trees show no breakage--maybe thrown as a warning?
Since then, no activity has been noted. Perhaps they use the Kansas River as a migration route in the late fall and early spring?
If someone will email me, I'll attach the pics so they can post them here.
Thanks!
plantman60@hotmail.com
hi vlandrum good evening wow thanks the reply. it was great you posted your sasquatch experances in this thread. please feel free to email me your photos of possible sasquatch evidence you found. also welcome to the bigfoot forums. your sasquatch experances realy helped me and everyone here with our sasquatch research. are you planning on going to look for sasquatch evidence soon. dont forget your camera and plaster of paris in case you find footprints. thanks bill green please keep in touch ok . billgreenctbigfoot@sbcglobal.net so you can email me your photos of sasquatch evidence. i agree i keep in touch with bfro researcher stan courtney he always invesigates some pretty intreresting sasquatch sightings.
hi everyone i think between 1970-1980s is when sasquatch activity was realy popular in midwest states thats my opinion. thanks bill green
QUOTE
Maybe I will get to see the track if I make the Bigfoot Festival at Honobia, OK. on Sept. 30th
Xjay do you have any info on that Festival in Honobia? I might be interested in that.
Hey there nightscream. I think this is their very first festival at Honobia: Sept. 30- Oct. 1. I hope you make it.
QUOTE(vlandrum @ Jul 27 2005, 01:09 PM)
Hi all,
Long time reader, first time poster.
I'm a college biology prof, botany and ecology.
Here is my record of possible activity in northeast KS; this has been reported previously to the BFRO, talking to Stan Courtney (a great guy, by the way):
1. late February, 2005, looking for early wildflowers at Perry Lake--found this old, large footprint (image available upon request) while looking at mosses, on Mad Mile trail that detours near Perry Lake;
2. Mid-March, Perry Lake--heard grunting, bushes moving wildly across park road near large pond on old horse trail--sounded like an asthmatic horse! Continued for about 5 mins, scaring my wife who made us leave the area immediately.
3. Late March, trails near Cedar Crest, Topeka--about 4:35pm, heard 3 whoops (sounds like Snoqualmish whoops), then 10 seconds later, train comes through--warning others?
4. early April, Cedar Crest ponds near road, found this very unusual footprint in mud next to frog pond (again, help with image please!)--the night before was near freezing, and the mud had to be as cold--the image shows a triangular foot, very distinct toes.
5. late April, windy day, late afternoon, walking down into woods, wife and I freeze when a huge branch/limb comes crashing down over to our left, but the nearby trees show no breakage--maybe thrown as a warning?
Since then, no activity has been noted. Perhaps they use the Kansas River as a migration route in the late fall and early spring?
If someone will email me, I'll attach the pics so they can post them here.
Thanks!
plantman60@hotmail.com
Long time reader, first time poster.
I'm a college biology prof, botany and ecology.
Here is my record of possible activity in northeast KS; this has been reported previously to the BFRO, talking to Stan Courtney (a great guy, by the way):
1. late February, 2005, looking for early wildflowers at Perry Lake--found this old, large footprint (image available upon request) while looking at mosses, on Mad Mile trail that detours near Perry Lake;
2. Mid-March, Perry Lake--heard grunting, bushes moving wildly across park road near large pond on old horse trail--sounded like an asthmatic horse! Continued for about 5 mins, scaring my wife who made us leave the area immediately.
3. Late March, trails near Cedar Crest, Topeka--about 4:35pm, heard 3 whoops (sounds like Snoqualmish whoops), then 10 seconds later, train comes through--warning others?
4. early April, Cedar Crest ponds near road, found this very unusual footprint in mud next to frog pond (again, help with image please!)--the night before was near freezing, and the mud had to be as cold--the image shows a triangular foot, very distinct toes.
5. late April, windy day, late afternoon, walking down into woods, wife and I freeze when a huge branch/limb comes crashing down over to our left, but the nearby trees show no breakage--maybe thrown as a warning?
Since then, no activity has been noted. Perhaps they use the Kansas River as a migration route in the late fall and early spring?
If someone will email me, I'll attach the pics so they can post them here.
Thanks!
plantman60@hotmail.com
Kewl.... can't you use the browse button at the bottom of your post.... ? It's
right before you hit reply I don't remember if it works for the new comers... I forget.
Sending you an email now...
Belle
hi vlandrum good morning wow thanks for emailing me those photos of the sasquatch footprint you found it looks very authentic. i hope when you go out into the field this weekend with your camera you find more sasquatch evidence etc. has there been any new sasquatch sightings in your state resently. thanks bill green please keep posted ok.
QUOTE(belleoftheball @ Jul 28 2005, 03:54 AM)
QUOTE(vlandrum @ Jul 27 2005, 01:09 PM)
Hi all,
Long time reader, first time poster.
I'm a college biology prof, botany and ecology.
Here is my record of possible activity in northeast KS; this has been reported previously to the BFRO, talking to Stan Courtney (a great guy, by the way):
1. late February, 2005, looking for early wildflowers at Perry Lake--found this old, large footprint (image available upon request) while looking at mosses, on Mad Mile trail that detours near Perry Lake;
2. Mid-March, Perry Lake--heard grunting, bushes moving wildly across park road near large pond on old horse trail--sounded like an asthmatic horse! Continued for about 5 mins, scaring my wife who made us leave the area immediately.
3. Late March, trails near Cedar Crest, Topeka--about 4:35pm, heard 3 whoops (sounds like Snoqualmish whoops), then 10 seconds later, train comes through--warning others?
4. early April, Cedar Crest ponds near road, found this very unusual footprint in mud next to frog pond (again, help with image please!)--the night before was near freezing, and the mud had to be as cold--the image shows a triangular foot, very distinct toes.
5. late April, windy day, late afternoon, walking down into woods, wife and I freeze when a huge branch/limb comes crashing down over to our left, but the nearby trees show no breakage--maybe thrown as a warning?
Since then, no activity has been noted. Perhaps they use the Kansas River as a migration route in the late fall and early spring?
If someone will email me, I'll attach the pics so they can post them here.
Thanks!
plantman60@hotmail.com
Long time reader, first time poster.
I'm a college biology prof, botany and ecology.
Here is my record of possible activity in northeast KS; this has been reported previously to the BFRO, talking to Stan Courtney (a great guy, by the way):
1. late February, 2005, looking for early wildflowers at Perry Lake--found this old, large footprint (image available upon request) while looking at mosses, on Mad Mile trail that detours near Perry Lake;
2. Mid-March, Perry Lake--heard grunting, bushes moving wildly across park road near large pond on old horse trail--sounded like an asthmatic horse! Continued for about 5 mins, scaring my wife who made us leave the area immediately.
3. Late March, trails near Cedar Crest, Topeka--about 4:35pm, heard 3 whoops (sounds like Snoqualmish whoops), then 10 seconds later, train comes through--warning others?
4. early April, Cedar Crest ponds near road, found this very unusual footprint in mud next to frog pond (again, help with image please!)--the night before was near freezing, and the mud had to be as cold--the image shows a triangular foot, very distinct toes.
5. late April, windy day, late afternoon, walking down into woods, wife and I freeze when a huge branch/limb comes crashing down over to our left, but the nearby trees show no breakage--maybe thrown as a warning?
Since then, no activity has been noted. Perhaps they use the Kansas River as a migration route in the late fall and early spring?
If someone will email me, I'll attach the pics so they can post them here.
Thanks!
plantman60@hotmail.com
Kewl.... can't you use the browse button at the bottom of your post.... ? It's
right before you hit reply I don't remember if it works for the new comers... I forget.
Sending you an email now...
Belle
hi belle nightscream xjay good morning thanks for your replys i hope you all can post resent sightings here from the midwest states it would help me and everyone here with our sasquatch research. thanks bill
Hey vlandrum welcome to this great forum!!!
Please keep us informed if you come across anything unusual...Hey billgreen can you post the photos you got from vlandrum...
Hey all midwesters...any activity in your area?
I am still busy packing my stuff...we have a studio apt but we have a ton of stuff...so I am busting chops trying not to procrastinate this time
Really excited to move back to Missouri...we are gonna leave los angeles by August 31st and drive cross country through Utah/Colorado and either Kansas or we will drop down south to new mexico and then to oklahoma and so on....I'll definitely be keeping my eyes wide open during this trip around areas with lots of sightings...when I get to Missouri and settle down I hope to do some research myself....
I do believe these things exists even though I havent seen one myself...further more...a couple of days ago I just remembered a story my distant relatives told us during their visit to LA from Vancouver....this was a couple years ago...their whole bunch of family went camping somewhere in some island in Vancouver...and they attributed this happening to ghosts(native american spirits in the forests)...but the more I think about it now I think they might have had a possible sasquatch sighting...as they told us that one of their brothers son(around 2-4 can't remember)...suddenly screamed and cried non stop and kept pointing to the edge of the woods...and during the whole camping trip he wouldnt look in that direction...and he wouldnt even sleep in the tent near the edge of the woods...so he and his mom ended up sleeping in the van...pretty creepy stuff...
Please keep us informed if you come across anything unusual...Hey billgreen can you post the photos you got from vlandrum...
Hey all midwesters...any activity in your area?
I am still busy packing my stuff...we have a studio apt but we have a ton of stuff...so I am busting chops trying not to procrastinate this time
Really excited to move back to Missouri...we are gonna leave los angeles by August 31st and drive cross country through Utah/Colorado and either Kansas or we will drop down south to new mexico and then to oklahoma and so on....I'll definitely be keeping my eyes wide open during this trip around areas with lots of sightings...when I get to Missouri and settle down I hope to do some research myself....
I do believe these things exists even though I havent seen one myself...further more...a couple of days ago I just remembered a story my distant relatives told us during their visit to LA from Vancouver....this was a couple years ago...their whole bunch of family went camping somewhere in some island in Vancouver...and they attributed this happening to ghosts(native american spirits in the forests)...but the more I think about it now I think they might have had a possible sasquatch sighting...as they told us that one of their brothers son(around 2-4 can't remember)...suddenly screamed and cried non stop and kept pointing to the edge of the woods...and during the whole camping trip he wouldnt look in that direction...and he wouldnt even sleep in the tent near the edge of the woods...so he and his mom ended up sleeping in the van...pretty creepy stuff...
Glad you made it to the forums, Vlan! Pretty interesting stuff you guys!
Hey.. sounds like you're going to be my neighbor BB.
Enjoy that trip and best of luck! MO is a beautiful state!
Hey.. sounds like you're going to be my neighbor BB.
Enjoy that trip and best of luck! MO is a beautiful state!
Yup Mountain Lady...my wife grew up in missouri...so we are moving back to be closer to her parents...she always wanted to visit Eureka Springs...so when we move back we will definitely find some time to visit AK...I wanna go down to Fouke...
Are you from Utah? I noticed you mentioned utah mountains under your avatar...I will be driving the 15 from Los angeles to UTAH...not sure yet if we will visit Salt Lake or just continue on to I-70...I am interested in Wasatch Mountains...I just saw Doug Seus on tv and he takes his Bears(Bart and Honey Bump) to Wasatch for vacation...
This will be a hectic move...I piled up a bunch of junk while out here in LA for 5 years...
lol...
Are you from Utah? I noticed you mentioned utah mountains under your avatar...I will be driving the 15 from Los angeles to UTAH...not sure yet if we will visit Salt Lake or just continue on to I-70...I am interested in Wasatch Mountains...I just saw Doug Seus on tv and he takes his Bears(Bart and Honey Bump) to Wasatch for vacation...
This will be a hectic move...I piled up a bunch of junk while out here in LA for 5 years...
lol...
Yeeep.. I'm from Utah and practically grew up in the Wasatch mountains (gorgeous and I sure do miss them).
My ex-father-in-law knew Doug. Nice guy from all that I've heard. Bart passed away a couple of years ago.
If it makes you feel better, I moved from Utah to Arkansas with one 8-year-old child, 2 dogs, 1 cat, and a cockatoo (with an attitude from hell). I cheated though.. I hired someone to drive all of my belongings to AR while I put myself, my son, and all my critters on a plane.. There was no way I was driving cross-country with that crew!! I may be crazy, but I'm not insane.
The drive will be worth it. There is some beautiful country along the way!
BB.. make sure and buy lots of mosquito spray before you get here!
There are some excellent squatching areas in both AR and MO.
Best wishes BB!
My ex-father-in-law knew Doug. Nice guy from all that I've heard. Bart passed away a couple of years ago.
If it makes you feel better, I moved from Utah to Arkansas with one 8-year-old child, 2 dogs, 1 cat, and a cockatoo (with an attitude from hell). I cheated though.. I hired someone to drive all of my belongings to AR while I put myself, my son, and all my critters on a plane.. There was no way I was driving cross-country with that crew!! I may be crazy, but I'm not insane.
The drive will be worth it. There is some beautiful country along the way!
BB.. make sure and buy lots of mosquito spray before you get here!
There are some excellent squatching areas in both AR and MO.
Best wishes BB!
hi Mountainlady...thanks for the encouragement...wow you have lots of pets...did you have to pay extra for them on the plane?
I will be travelling with my wife...5yr old son...and cousin and my hamster(hope he wont get car sick )
Bart is really awesome!!! I have the dvd of THE BEAR and watch it quite often...
hmm...I wonder whats Doug's view on Bigfoot?...I mean he spends so much time out in the country with his bears...I think bigfoot must have observed Doug be amazed by the bond a human and a Grizzly can have...
Yeah I definitely wanna research more on MOMO when I am there....
I will be travelling with my wife...5yr old son...and cousin and my hamster(hope he wont get car sick
)Bart is really awesome!!! I have the dvd of THE BEAR and watch it quite often...
hmm...I wonder whats Doug's view on Bigfoot?...I mean he spends so much time out in the country with his bears...I think bigfoot must have observed Doug be amazed by the bond a human and a Grizzly can have...
Yeah I definitely wanna research more on MOMO when I am there....
Yeah, had to pay extra. $50 for each pet plus they also had to be up to date on all vaccinations and have a health certificate from the vet the week of departure. Some airlines allow you to take a small pet (in a carrier) in the cabin of the plane so I was able to keep my bird with me.. caused quite a scene when we arrived in Little Rock with all those critters being unloaded. One guy sarcastically asked what else I had back there to which I replied, "They should be bringing my tiger along any minute." 
He walked away.. hehehe
Hamsters are pretty hardy little guys. As long as he has plenty of water and doesn't get too hot, he should be just fine!
<sorry I hijacked your thread, Bill!>
He walked away.. heheheHamsters are pretty hardy little guys. As long as he has plenty of water and doesn't get too hot, he should be just fine!
<sorry I hijacked your thread, Bill!>
hi mountainlady and blackbear thanks the replys. please email vlandrum if you want the photos the footprints he took becouse i dont know how to scan them on this thread that good ok i hope you all understand. hi vlandrum please try to email the photos of the footprints you took to jayleed or the moderators and they will put the photos in this thread for you. thanks bill green
Ok, I'm gonna try to post the images here:
The pics are big, but very interesting!
hi vlandrum thanks for finaly posting these great photos of sasquatch footprint. like i said before the footprint looks realy interesting. thats ok if post big on this thread becouse it realy helps us see stuff in the footprint like dermal ridges etc and it realy helps us with our sasquatch research. thanks bill green please keep me posted ok.
hi everyone good morning so is there any expeditions or trips to look for sasquatch evidence in midewestern forests for this month and next month as well. is there certain hotspot thats known to researchers here in midwest states this weekend known for sasquatch activity. please keep me posted. so any new sightings or footprints finds etc in the midwest. is anyone here going out into the field today. thanks bill green
Hi vlandrum...thanks for the photos...they are really clear...seems like the big toe is a bit longer and more spread out away from the other toes...kinda like a gorillas toes...how deep were the impressions?
Hi billgreen how are you? any activity in your area? I remember reading your sighting a while back...are you still living in the same apt? You should keep an eye out on the area where you saw it...I think they are likely to cross the same path again sometime or another....
Hi billgreen how are you? any activity in your area? I remember reading your sighting a while back...are you still living in the same apt? You should keep an eye out on the area where you saw it...I think they are likely to cross the same path again sometime or another....
hi blackbear im great. so have you found any new sasquatch evidence etc in the forests lately. has there been a increase of sightings etc in your state becouse of the wicked weather. please keep me posted ok. bill green
Hi bill...nope I havent got time to out anywhere...been busy packing up...moving to Missouri...so when I settle down I will go do some searching around...I will be pretty close to the Missouri River when I live with my in-laws for the time being when we move there...
Right now in los angeles the closest "woods" I can find is Griffith Park...about 10mins away...thats where they filmed Sasquatch Hunters....
Right now in los angeles the closest "woods" I can find is Griffith Park...about 10mins away...thats where they filmed Sasquatch Hunters....
blackbear do you have any photos of missouri sasquatch hotspots that you can post in this thread. it would help me with my research. maybe try to look around griffith park in los angeles for sasquatch if you want too . please keep me posted. thanks bill green dont forget your camera.
Hi Bill, I just got the newspaper article mailed to me about the BF sighting near Seneca. It took place last month East of Seneca in Grundy Co., which places it even a little closer to me in the next county. The article states the sighting is posted at the BFRO site.
hi xjay good afternoon thats great you got the newspaper clipping about the seneca bigfoot sighting. please feel free to post the article in this thread if you want too. also please keep me and everyone here posted if you go to the sighting location bring your camera etc. thanks bill
Vlandrum,
If you notice the photos are too large in your post you can go back with a photo editor and resize them and edit your post to re-enter them.
Nice to see them.
If you notice the photos are too large in your post you can go back with a photo editor and resize them and edit your post to re-enter them.
Nice to see them.
hi blair tucker i totaly agree with the photos of the footprint look very interesting. maybe the moderators here can reduse the size of the photos if possible. thanks bill
Hi Bill I just bought a digital camera(4megapixel) a couple months ago...and I always take it with me where ever I go...I dont have any photos...but when I move to missouri and settle down I wanna go asking around and try to find out from folks there if they had seen anything unusual...all I know is that they always mentioned "Panther"...which I suspect is BF...nothing much in missouri so far...the latest report I read was a couple months back I think in Dent county or something...
Hi all, ok, resized should be here:
(this is after 5 attempts to put them here):
(this is after 5 attempts to put them here):
Oops, forgot to add:
one w/o my size 12 shoe, the other with.
The depth was about 3/4" on a very muddy pond bank.
As I had stated earlier, the night temperature before was about 35F or so (fairly cool for april here).
Thanks all, enjoying the discussion.
one w/o my size 12 shoe, the other with.
The depth was about 3/4" on a very muddy pond bank.
As I had stated earlier, the night temperature before was about 35F or so (fairly cool for april here).
Thanks all, enjoying the discussion.
Vlandrum, Welcome to the forum
If I could make a segestion, if you take more photos, bring a sewing measuring tape with you. Makes it a lot easier for some of us to gage the size of the print.
You do not have to answer, but I am kind of curious what is the openion of your fellow professers about your interest in The Big Guy.
If I could make a segestion, if you take more photos, bring a sewing measuring tape with you. Makes it a lot easier for some of us to gage the size of the print.
You do not have to answer, but I am kind of curious what is the openion of your fellow professers about your interest in The Big Guy.
hi vlandrum again those are wonderful photos of the sasquatch footprint you found. did you go on any sasquatch research field trips this weekend with camera etc. has there been any sightings of sasquatch creatures in your state resently. thanks bill green please keep me and everyone here posted
please keep me and everyone here posted
Howdy all, wow, such nice people here!
Well, the tape measure is a good idea--keep in mind, most of the time I'm out there looking for flowers, not for the big guy (my wife rolls her eyes when i say "big guy").
I've been looking all summer, but nada so far. I'm beginning to believe that they might use the Kansas river (& others) as migration routes, so we get a few strays here and there through the midwest from maybe the Rockies?
I've only shown the photos to my wife, two colleagues (one who is a physiologist could not believe these were human footprints because there is no arch whatsoever), and y'all.
I set out two stealthcams in the general area (but off the trails) near ponds where I saw the prints, but only caught two curious teens, a family outing (human, unfortunately), and not much else (not even deer). But I'll set them out soon, hope lives eternal.
Thanks again guys!
vlandrum
Well, the tape measure is a good idea--keep in mind, most of the time I'm out there looking for flowers, not for the big guy (my wife rolls her eyes when i say "big guy").
I've been looking all summer, but nada so far. I'm beginning to believe that they might use the Kansas river (& others) as migration routes, so we get a few strays here and there through the midwest from maybe the Rockies?
I've only shown the photos to my wife, two colleagues (one who is a physiologist could not believe these were human footprints because there is no arch whatsoever), and y'all.
I set out two stealthcams in the general area (but off the trails) near ponds where I saw the prints, but only caught two curious teens, a family outing (human, unfortunately), and not much else (not even deer). But I'll set them out soon, hope lives eternal.
Thanks again guys!
vlandrum
Vlandrum, The reason I segested the sewing measuring tape is because it can be rolled up in a roll one inch thick and the size of a silver dollar. Smaller if you cut the tape down to 24 inches. Something you can just stick in a pocket and forget about until needed.
Best wishes on your hunt for the rare flower and even more rare Big Guy.
Best wishes on your hunt for the rare flower and even more rare Big Guy.
hi bill i totaly agree with you about the tape measure for the footprints. hi vlandrum yes please keep us posted ok for any other sasquatch activity. i hope your stealth cameras does pick up a possible sasquatch creature. thanks bill green
QUOTE(vlandrum @ Jul 31 2005, 06:12 PM)
Hi all, ok, resized should be here:
(this is after 5 attempts to put them here):
(this is after 5 attempts to put them here):
hi vlandrum good evening if you look on the internet you might find a few kansas sasquatch organizations that help you with your footprint discovery. im sure also other kansas sasquatch researchers here would be very interested in the footprint. there used to be a organization called kansas bigfoot center. also you might find a find a few kansas sasquatch organizations etc in the the website called the sasquatch information society. thanks bill green please keep in touch ok.
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