It seems the old, limping Bigfoot has been sighted again! On Jan. 27th a couple was traveling to Eugene on Smith River Road, when they observed an old, limping Bigfoot on the side of the road in the Oxbow area, between Reedsport and Crow. The animal was said to have a sad expression on its grey-bearded face. Another commenter on the blog said perhaps the animal is just wandering the area, waiting to die.
It has been an exciting week on the blog, full of intrigue. Many believe lies were launched about the United States Forest Service’s study project at Squaw Lake, Oregon. Several commenters came right out and said the group found what they wanted, and others were quick to say that it wasn’t true , they found nothing new. A certain animal’s rights group claimed to have launched an air attack to put a stop to the study. But then many commenters claimed it was all made up, all lies.
We feel safe in telling you that one of the study group, Dale Saxton, has been and maybe still is in the hospital with pneumonia. And one of the others, we don’t know who, broke a leg.
We did have a couple of comments on the (alleged) Bigfoot body found under a fallen fir after the Columbus Day Storm of 1962. The decomposed corpse was said to have been sent to an office of the Department of Interior in California. We do hope someone is following up on this exciting topic. In addition, at least a couple of newspapers articles were cited with the story of the Bigfoot body. If you would like to read more about this, go online to the blog and search the older posts. The blog address is
http://bigfootballyhoo.blogspot.com.
I do want to mention that the authors of this blog, Linda and Christopher Perry, are Pro Bigfoot. However, we do not censor comments (not too severely: no profanity will be tolerated). And we do not require a name be given. Of course we realize since this is the policy of the blog, lies will inevitability be told. And because of this, we Bigfoot believers will just have to try to weed-out, as best we can, the true from the false.
Linda Newton-Perry, along with her husband Christopher Perry, is the author of three Bigfoot children’s books and one Viking Age novel. You may order copies from their website
www.christopherperryandlindanewtonperry.com or Amazon.com.
