I have some serious Sasquatch questions. I have never even entertained the issue with any degree of authenticity until recently.
So about 2 years ago now I’m at our place in Alabama and I poking around in a corner of our property and find small mud-balls like it was falling off fur so I started following it down toward the source which was a small stream that runs into our main creek that borders the property. Now something large had walked through the mud but it closed in on the prints. I started following the tracks up hill on a darn well worn path through the pine straw. When I came to a point going underneath some branches about 5’ off the ground there was a clump of black course hair, almost the thickness of turkey beard but 2 1/2 times longer than an average beard. I’m an outdoors person but I wanted to get another person’s opinion. I went back to our camp and brought my dad out to look. His comment was “Hmm, I wonder if some woman has been hunting through here”. We are on 1,200 acres maybe hunted by 5 of us all year and its surrounded by wilderness...a woman ?
Now a couple of uncles claim they have seen things they thought were bears over the years but didn’t get a good look at it.
I dismissed it without another thought but the subject has resurrected itself.
My cousin asked me if I had seen a documentary called “the town that loved bigfoot” on Amazon Prime. I had never heard of it eventhough it were the closest town to the property and the bigfoot statue is right by the restaurant where I eat ! I guess I’m just too tired from hunting and skinning deer to have noticed it.
Regardless of whether this is a joke or not I still don’t have a good rational explanation for what I found nor does it explain the complete lack of hogs in the area. There ain’t never been a hog on the place nor anywhere else around this creek.
The problem I have with the video is, its all fun and games until they start talking about my creek !
On a side note, the town is famous for Conecuh sausage, an uncle of mine, now they sell the stuff on Lackland and Ft Sam.
I’m truly soliciting an opinion on the lack of hog activity and the hair.
Thanks
So about 2 years ago now I’m at our place in Alabama and I poking around in a corner of our property and find small mud-balls like it was falling off fur so I started following it down toward the source which was a small stream that runs into our main creek that borders the property. Now something large had walked through the mud but it closed in on the prints. I started following the tracks up hill on a darn well worn path through the pine straw. When I came to a point going underneath some branches about 5’ off the ground there was a clump of black course hair, almost the thickness of turkey beard but 2 1/2 times longer than an average beard. I’m an outdoors person but I wanted to get another person’s opinion. I went back to our camp and brought my dad out to look. His comment was “Hmm, I wonder if some woman has been hunting through here”. We are on 1,200 acres maybe hunted by 5 of us all year and its surrounded by wilderness...a woman ?
Now a couple of uncles claim they have seen things they thought were bears over the years but didn’t get a good look at it.
I dismissed it without another thought but the subject has resurrected itself.
My cousin asked me if I had seen a documentary called “the town that loved bigfoot” on Amazon Prime. I had never heard of it eventhough it were the closest town to the property and the bigfoot statue is right by the restaurant where I eat ! I guess I’m just too tired from hunting and skinning deer to have noticed it.
Regardless of whether this is a joke or not I still don’t have a good rational explanation for what I found nor does it explain the complete lack of hogs in the area. There ain’t never been a hog on the place nor anywhere else around this creek.
The problem I have with the video is, its all fun and games until they start talking about my creek !
On a side note, the town is famous for Conecuh sausage, an uncle of mine, now they sell the stuff on Lackland and Ft Sam.
I’m truly soliciting an opinion on the lack of hog activity and the hair.
Thanks
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