Several people have seen a bigfoot in the Scottsburg, Oregon area,near the bridge and rummaging in trashcans at the park. Many believe it is the same bigfoot first reported in December 2009, near the Elkton tunnel. The animal evidently is old, has grey hair and limps. A few of the sightings indicate it is growing bolder or careless in its pursuit of food, for it doesn’t try to hide or veer off the shoulder of the road when it meets with cars. Is he looking for road kill as some have suggested? Of course, there is no doubt what he is looking for in trashcans.
Bill Emery traveled to Scottsburg to follow up on the sightings and has placed three cameras in the area. He has promised to share any photos he should get. Also, we understand Bill Emery has invited a group of three men to investigate sightings. They are based at Newport, Oregon and will follow up on sightings in an eighty mile radius and the coast range mountains. They will report their sightings to the blog, Bigfoot Ballyhoo. They’ve named their group Northwest Oregon Research, NWOR.
More comments have appeared on Ballyhoo suggesting the government knows about bigfoot. One commenter even suggested a number of how many animals there are in a certain area. From his comment we believe he is an employee of the United States Forest Service or is close to that organization. These are guesses and can be true or not since the blog, Bigfoot Ballyhoo, does not require a name to comment on the site. (We have no intention of changing that requirement. Anonymous commenting allows for information to be dispensed without the commenter jeopardizing his position.)
Debbie of Rand Corp Group has managed headway in her effort to get the 1962 Columbus Day Storm Animal’s file opened. Tentatively, DOI has agreed to open the file for a limited time viewing and examination by ones they choose and no photos will be released. Debbie has asked how we readers feel about this. Should we accept the offer or push for full disclosure? Make sure you comment your view as she will make her plans from the opinion of the readers of Ballyhoo. Just so you will know, we at Ballyhoo are voting for full disclosure. Keep “talking bigfoot” by commenting on Bigfoot Ballyhoo at www.bigfootballyhoo.blogspot.com.
Children will enjoy reading and hearing about the silly antics of a puppy still learning how to be a good listener. This story is about Riley, a cute, little, rescue puppy who gets into all sorts of predicaments.