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On a serious note Bobo and the gang from the TV show just did an episode that had a rural mailman testimony that occurred 10 min from me. Saw the road and was all like WUT? Where abouts in SC? And how about the story you saw on the show. https://www.google.com/maps/@33.1301423,-80.2100181,16z As far as the story, it passed their little re-enactment test. Not an area of SC I'm familiar with. I was actually asking what the actual story was. Just googled bobo and he's from finding bigfoot so obviously a bigfoot story lol Yea sorry I should've mentioned it was a bigfoot event. My being a snipe hunter by profession surely threw you off. Apologies bud. There ya go with that South Carolina crazy again...snipes and all. |
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I run a group that does Bigfoot and paranormal investigations. We use Facebook as a tool for finding witnesses and promoting our group. I'm a Bigfoot believer but only because I've been within 21 feet of one. Our group is at https://www.facebook.com/groups/TexasUnusual/ Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile Cool. If there was a group of guys near me doing this I'd go with em. Only if they liked guns and blasting all manner of critters though. Maybe you can tell me why they use "monkee". |
Man come on, I shoot glocks and bushmasters...of course I don't have flir 
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Don't blame ya. If I saw something unexplainable where I live now I'd sure as shit investigate it.
Feel free to share your personal story if you like. Whether I believe in all this stuff or not is moot, I love the lore. 
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I don't have a photo handy. However, at the time of the sighting one side of the road was pine and a mixed brush thicket. The other side of the road was a cow pasture with a barbed wire fence. The creature was about 5' tall and jumped the 4' fence at a run on two legs. It dropped down on all fours for more speed and crossed in front of me. It went back up on two legs after crossing in front of me. My wife and I made estimates of how many seconds it took to cross the road and I averaged the estimates and compared that to the width of the road. Based on those figures, it was moving about 30 mph. It was extremely muscular.
It isn't hard to get involved in doing investigations. If people know you do it and trust you to be discreet, you will have people pour out of the woodwork to tell you stories. However, they must trust you and you must be totally discreet. The majority of people want to be anonymous because of fear of ridicule. I've talked to paranormal and Bigfoot witnesses that were law enforcement, ex-military, fire fighters, teachers, doctors, politicians, etc. If you get out there with an open mind, you will find evidence. Proof is an entirely different matter. You will also find that the majority of people are honest in what they are saying. This is a good example. I know a forest fire crew. I went to school with most of them from K thru 12th grade. A few years back, the entire crew saw a Bigfoot fleeing in front of a fast moving forest fire. The fire had been raging all day and burned hundreds of acres. This is a very unlikely hoax situation. For one thing, the hoaxer would have had to be about 7' tall and running full speed in the middle of a massive fire in a dense thicket with a massive fur suit in 100 degree temperatures. The whole crew agrees about what they saw. I'm fully aware that eye witness testimony is fallible but the sheer weight of thousands of reliable witnesses can't be dismissed out of hand either. Add in the fact that physical evidence is fairly common and you eliminate it being a complete fantasy. DNA evidence is out there but without acknowledged database entries to match them against, it isn't possible to prove anything with DNA. Chimps are between 96% and 98% identical to humans in their DNA depending on who you believe. Bigfoot (assuming he is real) would be most likely even closer. No DNA tech is his right mind is going to look at a DNA sample that is 99% human and come up with any conclusion other than "can't find a match" or "contaminated human DNA sample". |
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I don't have a photo handy. However, at the time of the sighting one side of the road was pine and a mixed brush thicket. The other side of the road was a cow pasture with a barbed wire fence. The creature was about 5' tall and jumped the 4' fence at a run on two legs. It dropped down on all fours for more speed and crossed in front of me. It went back up on two legs after crossing in front of me. My wife and I made estimates of how many seconds it took to cross the road and I averaged the estimates and compared that to the width of the road. Based on those figures, it was moving about 30 mph. It was extremely muscular. It isn't hard to get involved in doing investigations. If people know you do it and trust you to be discreet, you will have people pour out of the woodwork to tell you stories. However, they must trust you and you must be totally discreet. The majority of people want to be anonymous because of fear of ridicule. I've talked to paranormal and Bigfoot witnesses that were law enforcement, ex-military, fire fighters, teachers, doctors, politicians, etc. If you get out there with an open mind, you will find evidence. Proof is an entirely different matter. You will also find that the majority of people are honest in what they are saying. This is a good example. I know a forest fire crew. I went to school with most of them from K thru 12th grade. A few years back, the entire crew saw a Bigfoot fleeing in front of a fast moving forest fire. The fire had been raging all day and burned hundreds of acres. This is a very unlikely hoax situation. For one thing, the hoaxer would have had to be about 7' tall and running full speed in the middle of a massive fire in a dense thicket with a massive fur suit in 100 degree temperatures. The whole crew agrees about what they saw. I'm fully aware that eye witness testimony is fallible but the sheer weight of thousands of reliable witnesses can't be dismissed out of hand either. Add in the fact that physical evidence is fairly common and you eliminate it being a complete fantasy. DNA evidence is out there but without acknowledged database entries to match them against, it isn't possible to prove anything with DNA. Chimps are between 96% and 98% identical to humans in their DNA depending on who you believe. Bigfoot (assuming he is real) would be most likely even closer. No DNA tech is his right mind is going to look at a DNA sample that is 99% human and come up with any conclusion other than "can't find a match" or "contaminated human DNA sample". Thanks. That makes sense. Reckon I need to join a site that deals with that sort of thing and put my stories out there. Then I could probably link up with some other dudes into this. I do have this other weird story. Let me type it out, shouldn't be long at all. Quoted:
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Ok all obama jokes aside. This happened when I was 15. My brother and I were sitting on our front porch shooting the shit(probably smoking cigarettes after parents went to bed lol). We heard a pack of dogs howling in the distance, going nuts. They were moving rapidly torward our direction, then stopped and continued howling several hundred yards away, probably 500 or so(26 acre farm, half woods). It sounded like they had something treed. This went on for about a minute after they stopped, then we hard this howl/growl/snarl thing very similar to a large wild cat doing their real cool noise they make(roar I guess?). As far as I know mountain lions can't make this roar. Right after the roar let out we heard crashing from the tree, dogs yelping, and silence. This isn't something you experience every day in GA. The next day my bro and I trekked down into the woods armed to where the noise came from. Under this huge tree positioned at a dried out creek bed there were dog tracks covering the sandy dirt and blood. Lots of blood. That's all that was there. Who the hell knows what happened? I've always been curious about this one. |
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Witnesses: Two witnesses. Mother and daughter that I've known all of my life. Mother is retired and daughter was about 40 at the time of the sighting. Location: State highway in rural area of the East Texas Big Thicket. Sighting occurred on the highway in a "creek bottom". Background: Very reliable and honest people that I've literally known all my life. Both spoke on the condition of anonymity and had waited several years to tell the story. Sighting: The daughter was driving when she had to slam on her brakes to avoid hitting four panicked deer running out in front of her. Closely following the deer was a creature running on all fours that she and her mother described as looking like a "werewolf" or a "wookie". It was human sized with arms as long as it's legs. It had hands and a flat face. (ie., no muzzle) Coloration was reddish brown and hair was long. Running speed was as fast as a deer moving full speed. One interesting thing about the sighting is that it is in an area with a history of sightings that go back to the 1940's. The hands and human like face are a dead give away. Running as fast as a deer on all fours rules out a human. BTW, quadrupedal running is very commonly reported. |
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This happened when I was 15. My brother and I were sitting on our front porch shooting the shit(probably smoking cigarettes after parents went to bed lol). We heard a pack of dogs howling in the distance, going nuts. They were moving rapidly torward our direction, then stopped and continued howling several hundred yards away, probably 500 or so(26 acre farm, half woods). It sounded like they had something treed. This went on for about a minute after they stopped, then we hard this howl/growl/snarl thing very similar to a large wild cat doing their real cool noise they make(roar I guess?). As far as I know mountain lions can't make this roar. Right after the roar let out we heard crashing from the tree, dogs yelping, and silence. This isn't something you experience every day in GA. The next day my bro and I trekked down into the woods armed to where the noise came from. Under this huge tree positioned at a dried out creek bed there were dog tracks covering the sandy dirt and blood. Lots of blood. That's all that was there. Who the hell knows what happened? I've always been curious about this one. I was investigating with my daughters once. Something large had been following us out of sight. (Not too unusual in the woods. It can even be things like deer.) I decided to get my oldest daughter to do a "scream" just to see if anything reacted. Did it ever. The response growl/roar was enough to vibrate my chest. It was definitely intended as a threat display and it worked. Hand on my 1911 and the girls behind me, we backed out of the area. I've never had any luck "calling". I think it responded because it was my daughter calling. |
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Does anyone know groups or individuals "into" this whole wookie obama/bigfoot thing in N GA, SE TN or SW NC? Google it would seem to be the obvious answer, but I can't tell kooks from normal people. I live in SE TN about 30 minutes from GA. I would be in for a bigfoot expedition. I have helmet mounted Gen 3 NVG's and a 458 SOCOM with an IR laser/illuminator. Bigfoot wouldn't stand a chance Awesome, I live about 10-15 minutes from TN and NC. I'm in Fannin County GA. We'll have to put together a bigfoot expedition.
ETA: Got any game cams? Honestly I'm not bringing much to the table other than a can do attitude and lots of outdoors experience. |
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It was the volume and intensity of the growl. Think bear on steroids. My daughter was about 16 at the time. I've talked to some other investigators that claim activity is greater if females are present. However, I don't take my daughters out as much now for safety reasons. Too many pot growers in our area now.
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I spend mucho time in the forest. I've felt the following feeling before. I've never felt threatened though by something I couldn't see. How old is/was your daughter? Why do you reckon something would respond to her and what do you think it was? Quoted:
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This happened when I was 15. My brother and I were sitting on our front porch shooting the shit(probably smoking cigarettes after parents went to bed lol). We heard a pack of dogs howling in the distance, going nuts. They were moving rapidly torward our direction, then stopped and continued howling several hundred yards away, probably 500 or so(26 acre farm, half woods). It sounded like they had something treed. This went on for about a minute after they stopped, then we hard this howl/growl/snarl thing very similar to a large wild cat doing their real cool noise they make(roar I guess?). As far as I know mountain lions can't make this roar. Right after the roar let out we heard crashing from the tree, dogs yelping, and silence. This isn't something you experience every day in GA. The next day my bro and I trekked down into the woods armed to where the noise came from. Under this huge tree positioned at a dried out creek bed there were dog tracks covering the sandy dirt and blood. Lots of blood. That's all that was there. Who the hell knows what happened? I've always been curious about this one. I was investigating with my daughters once. Something large had been following us out of sight. (Not too unusual in the woods. It can even be things like deer.) I decided to get my oldest daughter to do a "scream" just to see if anything reacted. Did it ever. The response growl/roar was enough to vibrate my chest. It was definitely intended as a threat display and it worked. Hand on my 1911 and the girls behind me, we backed out of the area. I've never had any luck "calling". I think it responded because it was my daughter calling. I spend mucho time in the forest. I've felt the following feeling before. I've never felt threatened though by something I couldn't see. How old is/was your daughter? Why do you reckon something would respond to her and what do you think it was? |
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It was the volume and intensity of the growl. Think bear on steroids. My daughter was about 16 at the time. I've talked to some other investigators that claim activity is greater if females are present. However, I don't take my daughters out as much now for safety reasons. Too many pot growers in our area now. Quoted:
It was the volume and intensity of the growl. Think bear on steroids. My daughter was about 16 at the time. I've talked to some other investigators that claim activity is greater if females are present. However, I don't take my daughters out as much now for safety reasons. Too many pot growers in our area now. Quoted:
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This happened when I was 15. My brother and I were sitting on our front porch shooting the shit(probably smoking cigarettes after parents went to bed lol). We heard a pack of dogs howling in the distance, going nuts. They were moving rapidly torward our direction, then stopped and continued howling several hundred yards away, probably 500 or so(26 acre farm, half woods). It sounded like they had something treed. This went on for about a minute after they stopped, then we hard this howl/growl/snarl thing very similar to a large wild cat doing their real cool noise they make(roar I guess?). As far as I know mountain lions can't make this roar. Right after the roar let out we heard crashing from the tree, dogs yelping, and silence. This isn't something you experience every day in GA. The next day my bro and I trekked down into the woods armed to where the noise came from. Under this huge tree positioned at a dried out creek bed there were dog tracks covering the sandy dirt and blood. Lots of blood. That's all that was there. Who the hell knows what happened? I've always been curious about this one. I was investigating with my daughters once. Something large had been following us out of sight. (Not too unusual in the woods. It can even be things like deer.) I decided to get my oldest daughter to do a "scream" just to see if anything reacted. Did it ever. The response growl/roar was enough to vibrate my chest. It was definitely intended as a threat display and it worked. Hand on my 1911 and the girls behind me, we backed out of the area. I've never had any luck "calling". I think it responded because it was my daughter calling. I spend mucho time in the forest. I've felt the following feeling before. I've never felt threatened though by something I couldn't see. How old is/was your daughter? Why do you reckon something would respond to her and what do you think it was? If women provoke bigfoot into vocalizations I wonder why it would make him perform a threat display. Wouldn't he rather be "trying to pick a girl up" rather than scaring the shit out of her? I wonder how other scenarios with women involved have played out. |
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BTW, there is a big difference between TV and what goes on without cameras. This photo is for an upcoming Bigfoot TV show but the guns are the actual guns used by the investigators involved: https://scontent-mia1-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xtf1/v/t1.0-9/s720x720/11258305_903674829713228_5548642438425386237_n.jpg?oh=3a119524eec9da7fa80afbda7f907c24&oe=5679BE54 Well. They're dead. Unless thats actually the equipment of an expedition headed into the Hitlerverse. |
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BTW, there is a big difference between TV and what goes on without cameras. This photo is for an upcoming Bigfoot TV show but the guns are the actual guns used by the investigators involved: https://scontent-mia1-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xtf1/v/t1.0-9/s720x720/11258305_903674829713228_5548642438425386237_n.jpg?oh=3a119524eec9da7fa80afbda7f907c24&oe=5679BE54 Is that a benelli M2 I see? I almost got one of those but something happened to my order with buds. Ended up getting a Beretta 1301 Tac instead. Cool shotgun, unneccesarily complicated too. If you fuck up while reloading it you could be in a world of hurt. |
