Bigfoot Reunion by Sebastien ecosse

Open Minded? Or Stubbornly Closed?

I ended a previous post with a suggestion for people to be open-minded. But as I look at the groups I hold membership in, I can find closed minds blowing up the posts.

Why is it that we rise up on our hind legs and demand that non-believers throw their opinions and beliefs to one side and OPEN THEIR MINDS to what we feel is the truth.

And then turn around with CLOSED MINDS and punch each other to the ground over our differences of theories.

SHAME on us. SHAME on those who are closed-minded. And SHAME on those of us who allow it.

Mrs. Callie Lund's Bigfoot Story

In 1969, John Green received a letter from Mrs. Callie Lund of Rochester, Washington. And here's the story she had to tell.

It was a snowy and wet spring in 1933. The terrain was comprised of ranches along the river, farming the bottom land, but with houses and buildings on the logged-out hillsides. These were referred to as "stump ranches". By 1933, some of the hillsides were now covered in second-growth timber.

At this time Mrs. Lund was attending high school in Oakville and on the weekend she was talking about, she had just returned home from a dance in Oakville. She had gone with several other young girls. When returning home from an evening out, she always walked around the house to the back door. That night, just as she started to open the back door, she heard a very loud noise up on the hill behind the house. She was familiar with the sounds of the wildlife on the hill, the coyotes and cougars. This was a sound she had never heard before. 

Quotes To Ponder

Sometimes the only thing you can do for the day is to look at some things people have said and ponder them.

"Penetrating so many secrets, we cease to believe in the unknowable. But there it sits nevertheless, calmly licking its chops." -- H. L. Mencken

"Hunters in Africa have written that they have never heard of anybody coming upon a dead elephant, either." -- Alan Lansburg

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Native Americans And Bigfoot - Random Thoughts

It is believed that among the Native Americans, the existence of sasquatch is taken for granted along with his strong psychic abilities.

He always knows when people are looking for him and he decides who gets to see him, to interact with him. He has psychic powers which allow him to avoid capture or being hunted. They view sasquatch as a member of the family -- a close relative, "the great elder brother".

Sasquatch also has a place in the real world; that he is a natural flesh and blood creature, as much a part of nature as deer or bear, just more rare and elusive. He is not meant to be "known" in the way white man "knows" things. To encounter one is fortunate. Do not chase it; let it be.

Mrs. Louise Baxter and The Bigfoot

Skamania, Washington has had its share of Sasquatch experiences. Mrs. Louise Baxter reported two within a year.

In November 1969, around 10 pm, Mrs. Baxter was driving down the highway when a "very very big" grey shaggy biped walked across the road in front of her car. This was on the Lewis and Clark highway near North Bonneville.

An Older Report From Canada

In the 1960s a letter was sent out from one man who witnessed something strange. He and two other amateur prospectors were near Ribbon Creek Rd., east of Banff, Alberta, Canada, eating their lunch. Looking up they were startled to see a "gorilla" sitting on its haunches, watching them eat. Both parties stayed frozen, watching each other, for about 5 minutes, then the "gorilla" stood up.

Thoughts From John Green Still Valid Today

John Green shared many of his thoughts and conclusions throughout his book "Sasquatch the Apes Among Us" while he collected those reports of encounters and shared the experiences of those with whom he spoke. Many are worth keeping in mind even today.

He spoke of how not all the reports were true, that there probably were hoaxes involved; some stories sensationalized by newspapermen trying to sell papers. But also, that the reports he had gathered represented only a small portion of the encounters that were out there.  All the old stories that never got into print are gone forever. And there are many that are lost in old publications that people have not yet found.

Knobby: Legendary Bigfoot

Knobby. He has or had a Facebook page and a website. And is billed as North Carolina's most famous bigfoot. He is said to be 200 lbs., 6 ft. tall, and dark-haired with a small head and a flat face.

His first reported sighting was on December 21, 1978, in Toluca. Eighty-eight
year-old Minnie Cook caught sight of the creature near her home. The black hairy animal so terrified Mrs. Cook that after that sighting she never left her house without her rifle in hand. When her sighting was investigated, tracks were found and screams were reported in the area.

Does the Government suppress Bigfoot research from moving forward?

Does the Government know about Sasquatch?  Yes they do, not only do they know but they have people in the "Community" to guide things along so everything stays the same and no progress is made. They declare everything blurry as nothing and everything clear as a hoax. Its their job,its the only reason  they are here and have stayed here for many years. They claim it all nonsense but yet there they are every single day keeping track to the point of stalking to shut people up. Keep an eye out for the ones that make the most noise about it all being nonsense and ask yourself if they really felt that way, why would they be so involved in the subject?. You don't believe in unicorns but you don't spend 24 hours a day obsessing over them do you? We had an acquaintance back in 2018 start a group and website that named names and in less than 24 hours everything was taken down. Not a coincidence. 

One of the major things that happened in my last year in New Brunswick was that although I'm not much in to conspiracy theories, I came to know that the Canadian Government  does know of the existence of Sasquatch and doesn't want you to.

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The Story of Muchalat Harry

In 1928 a fur trapper and Nootka Native American by the name of Muchalat Harry came paddling home to Vancouver Island in his canoe at around 3:00 am. What was unusual was he had no equipment with him and no furs; he was dressed in only his underwear; he was suffering from exposure to the winter weather; and he was clearly terrified.

While nursing him back to health, his family and friends were unable to get anything beyond "babbling" from Muchalat, so they turned his care over to the local missionary in hopes he could discover what had happened to the frightened man.

Father Anthony Terhaar recorded the following story:

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The Winsted Wildman

The Winsted Wildman is one name given to the bigfoot population that has been reported in Litchfield County in Northern Connecticut.

A general description given states it has a thin coat of blond or light-brown hair which is unlike the usual reported coats of other bigfoots. He is reported to typically avoid contact with people, staying in wooded areas near water. Cars parked in "lover's lanes" have called in reports of the creature watching them and then fleeing with a series of yelps and whoops.

Bald Peter Butte Bigfoot

I love the old stories. You have to keep in mind that this takes place before the coining of the names sasquatch or Bigfoot. The gorilla had not yet been discovered. There are no natural monkeys or apes in North America. Therefore, when men came across unusual creatures that resembled a man, and walked on two feet like a man, they called them "Wild Men".