Sunday, December 16, 2012
Review: Finding Bigfoot 12-16-12
This was the best episode of the season, certainly better than last week's disappointing outing. The team travelled to Michigan where they interviewed a man and his daughter (the daughter had called the BFRO and said that a log was thrown at her car by a Sasquatch) and photos were taken of what appeared to be tracks. The team was a bit skeptical of the claim, however. In their first night operation in that area, they were actually run off by hunters shooting. Ranae said she saw something run across the road, but was unsure as to what it was. Next, they conducted a town hall meeting, where a few witnesses came forward and claimed sightings or had recorded vocalizations (one lady was playing some interesting vocalizations, which Matt went to her property to investigate). Matt went to investigate some empty buildings on this property where he found some interesting but ambigous things, and also found deer bones. The other members of the team investigated the other witness accounts. They then met with a horseman and rode into an area on horseback (the area was a choke point where it appears 'Squatches chase large prey into to kill them) and they did their final night operations there, where they found...well, I will not spoil it. All in all, this was the best episode of the season, a solid 7 out of 10 stars. Next week, they head to New Mexico, 10:00 EST/9:00 Central. Check local listings for time and channel.
Finding Bigfoot's Matt Moneymaker shares a list of the best places to bang on trees, yell like a banshee and exclaim "Did you hear that?" to your heart's content. Meanwhile, George Knapp says "I'm Dreaming of a Bigfoot Christmas" as he reveals he's personally studied the Melba Ketchum study results and pronounces the findings "Spooky". Knapp says the results show an unshakable link between humans and Sasquatch...Karl Shuker goes Where The Wild Things Are... In Search Of The Woodwose, Europe's Elusive Man-Beast and offers several theories to explain the sightings of "wild men" throughout Europe over the past several centuries, from feral children to paranormal beings.
Saturday, December 15, 2012
Sasquatch In New Jersey? Daily Record
We can't accuse the stars of the Jersey Shore of being bigfoot, considering how they're meticulously manscaped. Lorraine Ash has gone 'squatching with Richard Biggins, and had coffee with William Taylor, among other Garden State crypto-luminaries, exploring the possibility of hominids hiding along the Jersey Turnpike. In other out-of-place animal news, Nick Redfern finds truth is stranger than fiction when it comes toBritain's Big Cats. A character known as "Lion Man" confided in Nick about some people who released lions into the English wilderness. His tale is compelling, echoing the origins of urban alligators in sewers.
Sasquatch in New Jersey?
MyCentralJersey.com
Richard Biggins, of Clearfield, Pa., sighted a black Sasquatch in the woods of Sussex County whiledeer hunting in 1980 when he lived in New Jersey. Though he still hunts deer, he said the experience has haunted him. / Jeff Corcino/The (Clearfield, Pa ...
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MyCentralJersey.com
Richard Biggins, of Clearfield, Pa., sighted a black Sasquatch in the woods of Sussex County whiledeer hunting in 1980 when he lived in New Jersey. Though he still hunts deer, he said the experience has haunted him. / Jeff Corcino/The (Clearfield, Pa ...
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