I have been very busy traveling around to other locations in
other states these past few months. One
of the special and unexpected aspects about my journey of discovery is meeting
and making friends with others from all over the country and world who have the same interests in this amazing
bipedal primate. I was
invited to go camping in Georgia with some of these friends. I flew there and absolutely enjoyed
myself.
One of the most amazing things
while camping there was hearing the vocals of the local Bigfoot every
night. One night in particular stood out
to me. I was hearing one scream to the
right and then another screamed back that came from my left. They did this screaming back and forth for a couple
of minutes. The last scream from the
left ended and then the one on the right do several deep W W
O O P P-W W O O
P P. Then nothing.
This camping trip was very special to me because I had never heard screams or
yells from them before. I have heard
mostly whoops, grunts, growls, whistles and a couple of howls.
On my first day there I also had the pleasure
of having one shadow me while 2 friends and I were exploring the woods not too
far from our campsite. A black one was
seen coming out from the woods from the trail and walking over into the treeline. Then I popped out a moment later on the
trail! My friends and I had found some
prints and heard some movements walking with us while in there but had not seen
one.
That to me explains how they can stay hidden from us. To be able to move around and not be seen by
the 3 of us while in the woods is amazing!
In my next blog I will talk about my adventure in
Missouri. This location turned out to be very special
to me because a friend trusted me enough to take me to his location. It has the same look and feel as my special
location here in Colorado. I fell in
love with the place. I have plans on
going back.
So my friends:
SQUATCH ON!!!