Hi, just wondering if someone can help me out with this - I remember reading about an interesting set of sightings/encounters of bigfoot in an certain area but cant remember which area! The thing I recall about them was the fact that the bigfoot mentioned in the reports were said be grey/white, not the usual dark brown etc colours. Does this ring a bell with anyone on here? Sorry I cant remember more about them, i've been trying to track them down for a while now and it's been bugging me!

Thanks

REJ2005

Off the top of my head there's this one.
http://www.bfro.net/GDB/show_report.asp?id=815

this one:
http://www.bfro.net/GDB/show_report.asp?id=10904

and another from Wi that I don't recall the exact county on...

I remember a report about a white one...

I met the witness in person, and he didn't seem the type to have imagined this:

http://www.bfro.net/GDB/show_report.asp?id=5463

BFRO's white BF from Arkansas

As a bonus, there's also the "famous" Texas Lake Worth Monster (shall I say Goat-fish-man! ) that was active in 1969...

Lake Worth Monster

Cheers!
Larry K

Or you could just google it and end up with a plethora of links regarding white bigfoots.

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=ISO-...G=Google+Search

i've got white ones posted here......

Welcome to the forums #2000...............enjoy....

I remember a report about a white BF here in Kentucky I believe around eastern KY Sighting by a trucker I do believe.

My son and I saw a grey yowie.

He saw it some weeks before I did and just mentioned it was grey. Even though I believed in yowies I thought it was his imagination.

After I saw it as well I got out all the grey pencils and textas and asked him to show me what shade his sighting was. He picked the grey that matched what I had just seen.

There's another white BF reported from Michigan.

http://www.bfro.net/GDB/show_report.asp?id=2787

Differences in hair color could be a "Humanistic" trait.
Grey/White might be indicative of Age...?....

There were a couple reports of a white/gray sasquatch around the Longview area of Washington State as well if I remember correctly. They weren't very detailed, but there were multiple reports from different witnesses in the same area all reporting the same thing. I'm sure at least one of them was in the BFRO (yes I know I know...) database.

KW

that would make sense... i mean, it happens with us.

but i was also wondering, do you think it could be linked to the time of year. Like i know some types of rabbits change their hair color during the winter and so on to blend in with the environment... just a thought.

i wouldn't expect to see seasonal changes in hair color.....hair color changes with age or Clairol.....know of no primate that has natural seasonal hair color changes

i have never seen smaller bigfoots who were white.....only the tall, slim ones....would suppose, however, that 7 and 8 footers could be white if they were old females............