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Aliant - This is not mine, a friend sent me a that link, I thought you guys would like it here at the Crypto board so I posted it.
Aliant - This is not mine, a friend sent me a that link, I thought you guys would like it
here at the Crypto board so I posted it here.
Originally posted by garoned
the Thing OR the Hulk i meant !!!
"Some Bigfoot people are like Elvis people," says Mr. Pyle. "It's not a matter of them not having both oars in the water. They don't even have a boat."
The third known sighting was by two teen-age boys. I point out here that these sightings coincided with the birth of the drug culture here in the SCV. The two boys described a huge male Sasquatch to a tee, but then added that he was wearing a blue bell around his neck.
Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Bigfoot Band.
Woolheater himself claims to have seen a Bigfoot in 1994. On the way home to Dallas from New Orleans with his wife on a moonless night, his headlights caught a tall, hairy figure walking beside the road. "It was grayish in the light, and it was moving in the same direction we were moving, so we just saw the back of it, but it was definitely moving," he recounts. "And we both, simultaneously, looked at each other and said, 'Did you just see what I just saw?'" He wanted to turn back, but his wife, then girlfriend, did not. He hasn't seen another Bigfoot since that day.
rynner said:Why we love Cryptids
Doesn't say much new, but I liked this quote:
Another link: Santa Clarita Valley (Where's that, exactly?) Some hoary bigfoot tales.
Full Story"I've gone from being a raving skeptic to being curiously receptive," says Robert Benson, director of the Center for Bioacoustics at Texas A&M. He appears in a new documentary, Sasquatch: Legend Meets Science, critiquing taped Bigfoot calls. While many of those recordings "could be human" (i.e. hoaxes), others left him puzzled.
In Sasquatch, which airs in January on Discovery, a small cadre of scientists pore over audio, video and the Holy Grail of molds called the Skookum Cast, a plaster impression taken in 2000 from a muddy Mount St. Helens meadow that purports to capture a Bigfoot sitting on his oversized derriére.
Sasquatch producer Doug Hajicek is mum on the film's "important revelations" but is confident viewers will tune in. "I'll tell you why this fascinates people," he says "We're the only bipeds (animals who walk on two feet) here. Imagine the primordial fear a competing biped species produces."
Full story here.Bigfoot believers
Legitimate scientific study of legend gains backing of top primate experts
By Theo Stein
Denver Post Environment Writer
Sunday, January 05, 2003 - EDMONDS, Wash. - After enduring decades of ridicule, Bigfoot researchers are enjoying support from some of the world's most respected scientists in their efforts to prove the hulking creatures of legend are no myth.
The persistence of reported sightings of Bigfoot-type creatures in North America and elsewhere has convinced leading researchers on primates - including Jane Goodall, made famous by her studies of chimpanzees in Tanzania - to call for something never seriously considered before: a legitimate scientific study to determine whether the greatest apes that ever lived persist in the world's moist mountainous regions.
Originally posted by Ogopogo
Even stranger: Coleman says there have been at least few cases of adult men who were kidnapped by male creatures and forced to impregnate female Bigfoot creatures.
(from here). Worth bearing in mind that there have been claims that this incident was a hoax, as the article mentions, however, many researchers dismiss this in itself as false (but then, some would, woudn't they? )Another intriguing anecdote concerns an attack by Bigfoot creatures on a party of miners in the Mount Saint Helens/ Lewis River area of southwestern Washington. The episode began one evening in July 1924, when two of the miners-already unnerved by a week's worth of strange whistling and thumping sounds emanating from a couple of nearby ridges-spotted a seven-foot-tall apelike creature and fired on it. They fled to the cabin and with two other men endured a night-long assault, including thrown rocks and a concentrated effort to smash open the door, by a number of the creatures. Portland Oregonian reporters who came to the scene later found giant footprints. The spot where the episode occurred was thereafter named Ape Canyon, and so it is called to this day. In 1967 one of the participants, Fred Beck, and his son published a booklet, I Fought the Apemen of Mt. St. Helens, recalling the event.
A straight to video, if ever I saw one!nimrods son said:http://www.untoldthemovie.com/index.html
I cannot find the "true" account of what this film is based on, is there a true account or is it just a load of hollywood bull ???
Also a more supernaturally inclined film: The Wendigo (2001).prairieghosts.com: The Wendigo Of the North Woods.
The American Indians had their own tales of the Wendigo, dating back so many years that most who were interviewed could not remember when the story had not been told. The Inuit Indians of the region called the creature by various names, including Wendigo, Witigo, Witiko and Wee-Tee-Go but each of them was roughly translated to mean "the evil spirit that devours mankind". Around 1860, a German explorer translated Wendigo to mean "cannibal" among the tribes along the Great Lakes.
Native American versions of the creature spoke of a gigantic spirit, over fifteen feet tall, that had once been human but had been transformed into a creature by the use of magic. Though all of the descriptions of the creature vary slightly, the Wendigo is generally said to have glowing eyes, long yellowed fangs and overly long tongues. Most have a sallow, yellowish skin but others are said to be matted with hair. They are tall and lanky and are driven by a horrible hunger. But how would a person grow to become one of this strange creatures?
Probably means they've based the movie on the famous sightings of the 'Bigfoot' hoax. and some faked footprints.From The 'Untold/Sasquatch' Film Site:
Based on actual accounts, THE UNTOLD is the story of Harlan Knowles (LANCE HENRIKSEN), billionaire and President of Bio-Comp Industries who heads up a team of experts in a quest to locate a company plane that disappeared over the remote forests of the Pacific Northwest.
Emphasis mine.