New York Bigfoot encounters, as with any Bigfoot encounters outside of the Pacific Northwest, are the redheaded stepchild of the Bigfoot world. For years I thought that the only sightings of this creature were in and near the Pacific Northwest, and I was surprised when I began to become aware that this creature has been sighted numerous times in pretty much every state in the Continental United States and Alaska.
What do you get when you mix an alleged Bigfoot, a tiny Yorkie, and some guy with a phone camera?
You get a newly popular Bigfoot film out of North Carolina that has been circulated online.
Why is it that usually the Yeti and Bigfoot only leaves one good footprint? With the obvious answers like “that’s what you get in rough terrain” and “weather washes most of them away”, you have to scratch your head and wonder why it’s usually just one good print per major footprint sighting.
Every so often those of us who are interested in the UFO phenomenon ask ourselves, have we seen everything there is to see or wonder about? We hear of the alien craft, the abductions, the mysterious “Men in Black”, even strange tales of the hovering lizard alien, or the revelations of the very believable Dan Aykroyd, but then another one comes out of left field and equally surprising is that it has been around as a legend or story of interest since at least the 1950’s, and many say since the 1800’s and Nikola Tesla’s time.
The Flatwoods Monster is just one of those things that defies all logic.
There, I’ve said it.
Here we have, and let me get this straight, a monster/alien that has been seen around this area in West Virgina since the 1950’s. Now, this ain’t no regular monster. It’s not some wildman cryptid roaming around the outdoors.
This is a quick writeup about the infamous Gable Film, which was a homemade horror film that was seen by some as evidence of a werewolf like creature in the American Northern Midwest.
When you first see the Gable Film, without knowing about it, you get this eerie feeling that you are watching something that you’re not supposed to see.
It is grainy and appears to be shot in the early to mid 1970s. There is a long haired man chopping wood and many period vehicles. There are people riding vintage snowmobiles and the whole thing looks like a period film shot on one of those old movie cameras.
Dan Aykroyd is a famous comedian and movie actor who is taken seriously by many simply because they are fans and because he is famous.
Let’s not get the wrong idea here. I’m not making fun of Mr. Aykroyd.
People like him are what is needed to get a serious healthy discussion about the repercussions for the discovery and confirmation of advanced alien life.
There are some Bigfoot people out there who claim that they have been in contact with and observing these forest creatures for a long time, and that they would have never had this contact if they had followed the approach that most people follow, and the ones that the popular TV shows seem to advocate.
It might be why the TV show people NEVER observe Bigfoot.
Well, either this guy doesn’t fear reprisal, or he’s a heck of a story teller. Here these guys are sitting under some trees and you can hear jets screaming overhead and cars going by the whole time. He’s drawing diagrams of living quarters for secret bases, telling about being next to space ships, describing how they appear to operate, and noting that none of these vehicles ever have any dust or dirt on them. Apparently this is part of a DVD series called “UFO Hypothesis”.
So, I’m watching this thing as I am typing this, and the title says “VP Dick Cheney inspects captured UFO’s”, so of course that got my attention.
It seems that everyone these days has their own lake monster. The Scots have the most famous one, in Lochness. There is the Lake Champlain monster in New York, Ireland has one, Canada has one, and so do many other countries it seems.
Well, add the Swedes to the list!
Ostersund, Sweden. Do all of these places really need more tourist money? Well, who doesn’t?
They have photographic & video footage of this lake monster going way back to the 1980’s.
It’s worth a watch, but it’s not in English.
