Bigfoot Evidence

Remember the video where the Bigfoot-like figure darts out of nowhere in front of a 4-Wheeler? It's back in the news media again and it has gotten over 400,000 views since going viral a few days ago. The media is currently saying it belongs to YouTube user HowTo101Channel , but we're not so sure if that's true. We originally did a post on this video back in April 20th , when it was uploaded by YouTube user LeDouxTube on April 18th, 2010. Anyways- who the hell cares right?

Although these Diamondback Water Snakes are nonvenomous, I wouldn't touch any of them with a ten-foot pole. This photo was taken at Resaca de la Palma State Park in Brownsville, TX. Texas has around 115 species and subspecies of snakes -- the highest number in all of the United States. The vast majority of Texas' snakes are non-venomous and completely harmless.

Originally, we did not plan on posting part two of the "Bottle Tosser" video from M.K. Davis because we can only take so much bottle tossing and silly pony jokes from commenters. Before we dismissed the recently released part two, we gave it a chance-- and boy, were we surprised. Crank up your volume and listen to the creepy wailing at 1:00. Once you get passed the wailing vocalization, things get even more intense.

Editor’s Note: This is a guest post by Bigfoot Chicks, Melissa Adair. As serious researchers, the Bigfoot Chicks are commited to seeking the truth regarding the Bigfoot mystery. You can visit their blog at bigfootchicks.blogspot.com . As soon as they get wet, every mammal out there will shake themselves dry. What about Bigfoot? Assuming he does exist, it appears that he's a mammal based on the data gathered from sighting reports. Witnesses dating back to the 1800's all describe him as "covered with hair", so when he gets wet, does he shake dry? Makes sense, right?

To actually get into Dr. Melba Ketchum's Sasquatch Protection Group, our source told us that the only way is by invitation. After getting invited, a criminal background check is run on you and you're required to sign a NDA promising you won't talk about The Sasquatch Protection Group. According to one person who refused to drink lamb blood during a ritual,  the group is part of a larger secret society operating and managing the main actions of the governments of the world. It is believed that they wish to create a One World Government based on humanist and atheist principles-- OK, we made that whole part up and all you really need to do to join is get your nose a little brown.

Here's some interesting footage filmed in Conifer, Colorado on March 11, 2012. If it wasn't for the lady sounding so fake, I would be more inclined to call it a possible Sasquatch. The man in the video sounds pretty darn convincing, but the woman and her "It's a Sasquatch! " comment just ruined it for me. What do Cryptomundians thin... -- Oops, wrong blog. =)

Apparently, Tim Fasano's most talked about documentary film Finding Skunk Ape did so well that he is starting a new series called, you guessed it: "Finding Skunk Ape". The series is slated to release every Monday starting next week.