In the past month, I have collected three black panther sightings from the same area, coincidentally. The sightings took place in the Taylor village which is inside the Osceola Forest (a swamp). One was by Jim Lawrence who saw a black panther crossing a road, and the other two sightings were made by Robert Winn who saw the black cats while hog hunting with his buddies about eight years ago. The dogs were not running the cats, the cats were simply trying to get out of the way. This supports my hypothesis that if you want to find a panther or a bigfoot, find out where the wild hogs are, and the panthers and swamp apes will be there too.
Last week, on my way to Tampa, I went through some bigfoot country and saw three deer, three turkeys, and a Sherman fox squirrel. On the return trip, I saw only a deer at 10 p.m. Nevertheless, it was good to be in country where there have been bigfoot sightings.
Author Otis Mathews claims that Bigfoot has several names in Florida: skunkman, swamp skunk, swamp monster, and swamp ape (page 7A). He also wrote that recently in Ohio a family had a great, white, shaggy beast who came onto its porch, rattled the doorknob, and then went to a pen where he helped himself to a rooster. A family member fired at him with a .22 pistol, and the creature ran off with a limp.
Mathews also talks about a UFO picture taken in Rock Hill, South Carolina and how recent bigfoot sightings seem to be in conjunction with reports of bigfoot in the area (page 11A).
The author cites a friend who is in the Fortean Society and thus believes that there is a column or "spear" of electromagnetic energy that passes through the planet. That energy is sometimes influenced by the magnetic forces in the earth's core. When that happens, it brings the earth in touch with another dimension, at which time beasts such as the bigfoot and the Loch Ness monster are seen (page 5B).
Peter Nickerson, MS, MSW at peternickerson12@yahoo.com.
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