Bigfoot story from Pennsylvania [Video]
It's Christmas and we just want to share a Bigfoot story with you from Wayne, a witness who spotted a Dark Brown Sasquatch crossing a Pennsylvania highway. Enjoy!
Questions of the day: Something's not right about Patty, why are the soles of her feet white?
Kittalia A. sent us the following questions about Patty, the Bigfoot in the Patterson-Gimlin film. They are all very good questions that we we wish we knew the answers to. We're no "Henry May" and it's times like this that we wish we had his number. Since we don't have Henry around whenever we need him, here are some easy questions for all you Patterson-Gimlin believers to try and answer:
Amazing! The White Handed Gibbonfoot!
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A highway, huh? I just think if I were that brilliant at hiding from people and stayed hidden so long, the last place I'd go is a noisy freeway with cars and lights. Deer are dumb that way, but I don't suspect BF is.
ReplyDeleteI have read hundreds of Bigfoot sigtings mostly at night but also during the day that happen just like this guy from PA. I truly feel crossing right in front of cars and trucks is like a sport with BF. Seeing how close they can get and surprising humans who are speeding by.
ReplyDeleteIf you look at the trees in the distant background you can see a baby Bigfoot swinging around like a monkey.
ReplyDeleteSo there are 7 foot tall apes running around the United States and no one can prove their existence?
ReplyDeleteMy my, that is mysterious.
Way to hide, you wily seven foot ape!
This part of Interstate 80 is near the city of Clearfield, also Moshannon state forest is close to this spot, lots an lots of state game lands. Rockton mountain where other Bigfoot evidence has been found. Lots of reports from this area.
ReplyDeleteAlso nearby is the Allegheny National Forest with its half a million acres of rugged terrain. Anyone familiar with the area can attest to the fact that the highway in question (I-80) was built to handle intercontinental traffic as opposed to "local" traffic. It's virtually a ribbon of asphalt bracketed by forested land from almost one of the state to the other with only a handful of small towns along its 400+ mile stretch. Anyone who thinks PA is all concrete and cities couldn't be more mistaken. Between where I live in PA and the stretch of highway where the sighting occurred there are counties that actually boast about not having a single traffic light or a single fast food restaurant in their county. In fact, deer populations in just about all of northwestern PA and north-central PA are higher than the human populations in these areas.
ReplyDeleteAutumnforest. After reading many of your posts, i am convinced that you know nothing about this field and are just another armchair skeptic. Imagine that.
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