Bigfoot Captured But Drowned

A Bigfoot (Yet) was captured but soon drowned: In 1954 a report from the "Calcutta Statesman" read that a yeti had been taken alive and was in the Pancien Lama's zoo at Shigatse, Nepal. This generated tremendous international interest, and the newspaper was inundated with requests to have pictures and more information appear in it. However, before they could be responded to a major flood swept the zoo, and the yeti was gone. So close but no cigar.

Reference: Trail Of The Abominable Snowman" (1966) by Gardner Soule, page 137.

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Delaware Indians Post Bigfoot Warning

  
Delaware Indians post Bigfoot warning: The Delaware Indians of northern Ohio had a sign they placed on the perimeter of "wild man" country to warn their people not to enter. The sign had a carving that looked like Bigfoot's face, and its pole extended 10 feet above the ground, possibly approximating the height of the Bigfoot in that area. They also had a special Bigfoot tomahawk with a very long pick for the deep penetration needed on such a thick, muscular creature. There are pictures of both of these items in the referenced book below.

Reference: "Bigfoot Encounters In Ohio" (2006) by Christopher Murphy.

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Bigfoot Pounds Dog To Death

A Bigfoot (Yowie) pounds a dog to death on rocks: This story appeared in the "Lismore Northern Star" on May, 17, 1878 about the tragic death of a kangaroo dog near Cudgegong, New South Wales. Mr. Pat Wring heard his kangaroo dogs barking at the bottom of a cliff. He looked down, and they were baying a Yowie.
The Yowie grabbed an unlucky dog and threw her 60 yards onto rocks. He did this repeatedly. Pat Wring threw down a 14 pound stone that hit the Yowie but had no effect on him except to make him climb up the cliff after Wring. Wring was able to run away from the beast, but the dog died soon of her injuries.
    These were very courageous dogs to bring a Bigfoot to bay. Most dogs won't even go near one. Instead, they turn into trembling wrecks. When I studied the black Florida panther, I was told about and read about dogs' extreme fear of the black Florida panther in the state of Florida. I remember finding out that some more courageous and clever dogs would not run when they hit a black panther scent trail but would simply act as if they never smelled it and moved along. If Bigfoot is taking hikers in national parks and forests, this may be why bloodhounds and other scenting dogs so often do not pick up the trails of missing people. Bigfoot is carrying them, and the dogs want nothing to do with Bigfoot. Too intelligent to run and hide, they simply ignore the Bigfoot scent and move on. Their handlers are never the wiser.
    I've written about Bigfoot in the state of Ohio, at least, catching deer by the hind legs and then banging them to submission or death against trees. Deer fur has been found on the sides of trees ten feet off the ground from these poundings. The idea that the Bigfoot is a peaceful animal here to teach humans to respect Mother Earth is simply absurd, but several people make a living selling one book after another that purports that nonsense. To the contrary: This is a potentially dangerous, extremely strong and clever animal.

Reference: "The Yowie" (2006) by Tom Healy and Paul Cropper. A very interesting book about Australia's Bigfoot who seems more aggressive than our Bigfoot.

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Bigfoot And Ranger, Part ll

    The area had been scoured by two search and rescue (SAR) parties. Ironically,  Seeker, a trained rescue dog, had alerted during one of these searches to an air scent about 50 yards from where parts of Randy's skeleton were found five years later by a young hiker who conscientiously went over to pick up what he thought was refuse. In that search, Seeker, a giant Schnauzer, made a short run trying to be certain of what she was smelling in the air and fell into an iced-over lake. Struggling to avoid being swept under the ice, Seeker dog-paddled frantically around the hole in the ice trying to find a spot where her front paws could get traction. She beat lethal contests with the current, the slippery ice, and hypothermia and managed to pull herself out of the lake. Her handler thought her friend had been doomed to death. Since Seeker had a lacerated paw and was trembling from the cold and her near death, a helicopter evacuated her and her owner to assistance. In the handler's formal written report, she emphasized that Seeker had alerted to something right before falling into the icy water. The woman suggested that another dog team  be flown out to find out what it was. At times, there were four dog team searching, and several helicopters in the air. This was the park's biggest search. For unknown reasons, this suggestion was not followed up, and the National Park Service has never bothered to ask itself why. It doesn't want the public to know it made a mistake more than it wants to be sure it rectifies the mistake for the future missing persons.
    Also a helicopter with forward looking infrared (FLIR) was supposed to scan the area where Randy's remains were subsequently found. The crew wasn't able to do this because of high winds. By protocol the crew X-ed the area which meant that it hadn't been able to use FLIR in that area. No one followed up on that either. I'm making these observations so they don't happen to you if you are ever lost if the Park Service can move itself to clean up its act. David Paulides, author of the "Missing-411" trilogy has other, unbelievable criticisms about how the National Park Service treats its hikers for its own selfish reasons. Paulides wrote about Randy Morgensen's death as being highly suspicious and meeting his criteria for being caused by an unknown external force. This force is obviously Bigfoot though Paulides coyly places the naif. This keeps the suspense up, and the publications of his books going.
    From my reading about Bigfoot and other Bigfoot types, particularly the Yeti interacting with the Sherpas,I can say with confidence that Bigfoot enjoys trickery and mimicry. Many of the missing victims or their bodies turn up in areas previously scoured clean by search parties. Obviously, Bigfoot is placing them there after the searches and showing his superiority to our puny efforts in locating the missing. He may also be wanting to take the heat off his family and himself before they or their living space is found. There will be no more searching if the missing person or his body is found.
    In addition, it is difficult to see how Randy could have died in a one foot deep stream. Also, his radio was turned on, meaning he was trying to report something as he was about to be die. Reporting Bigfoot stalking him? Bigfoot encounters often involve humans being stalked by him. It probably is the least convoluted answer. If Seeker's report or the FLIR helicopter's report  had not been ignored by the National Park Service, we would know as the body would have been fresh enough to tell the story of its death. 

Reference: "The Last Season" (2006) by Eric Blehm. A great read.

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Bigfoot Kill Ranger Randy Morgenson?

Did Bigfoot kill ranger Randy Morgenson? On June 21, 1996,  back country Park Ranger Randy Morgenson started a 3 to 5 day patrol into the high Sierra in King's Canyon National Park in California. He was a veteran of 28 years, and no one knew the back country like Randy. No ranger walked slower or turned around to look behind himself more than Randy did. Slowing down and observing everything, everywhere was his practice and something he encouraged every hiker to do. This 3 to 5 day patrol was probably no exception though he did carry himself as if he were somewhat depressed. Rangers who knew him could see it. Randy never returned from his patrol. A married man, he had been having an affair with a female back country ranger, and his wife had consequently served him with divorce papers. He didn't want to leave his wife, but he couldn't commit to her either. He was a tremendously self-absorbed individual as well as a person who had a great love of the mountains. Like his father, he was a beloved guide to the visitors to his park. His marital difficulties including a depression set him up for theories after his disappearance that he had either committed suicide or gone to another country. Yet many rangers said he loved his friends too much to do either even though he had been making a lot of apologies for past behavior shortly before he vanished.
     Five years after his disappearance, parts (not all, by any extent) of his skeleton were found along with his gear. They were found in a one hundred yard stretch of a brook that was only a foot deep and under a nine-foot waterfall at the end of that 100 yard stretch of the shallow stream. It was an absolutely beautiful, tranquil spot. What was there that would kill Randy? That remained the question. One theory was that he fell into a deep water hole elsewhere, drowned, and his body got pushed into the little brook by a rock or snow slide. An alien abduction was seriously offered by one ranger because his death made no sense. An attack by a cougar was entertained until two objections were heard. One was made by a searcher who had encountered a mountain lion and her cub at this very stretch of the brook (but hadn't seen Randy or any of his clothes or gear). The mother cougar had immediately run as soon as she identified the noisy searcher as a human being. The cub was not so sure and hesitated, still thinking he was supposed to attack. But the cougar cub eventually reconsidered and went after his mother instead. The lions in that area were hardly man-eaters. The second objection was that everyone knew that if Randy saw a cougar, he'd sit down and share his lunch with him. He was that sort of person. To be continued tomorrow.

Reference: "The Last Season" (2006) by Eric Blehm. A riveting, detailed read.

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Bigfoot Lying Injured On Highway

Bigfoot lying injured on highway: June 24, 1989, Marysville, Union County, Ohio. Donna Riegler was driving home from work when she saw a gigantic, hairy creature lying on the highway. She went past him, stopped, and started backing up to him. The Bigfoot got up and stumbled away with a robot-like walk.
He was obviously injured.
    This is just another indication that Bigfoot is being found dead, but his deaths are quickly being covered up by government employees directed ultimately by the Department of the Interior which is a puppet for multinational companies who pay for the elections and re-elections of politicians. Even though I vote Republican with the exception of Hubert Humphrey, the truth is the truth, and it is that multinationals are more powerful during Republican administrations. 

Reference: "Bigfoot Encounters In Ohio" (2006) by Christopher Murphy.

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Bigfoot Child Sticks Tongue Out ...

An Almas (Mongolian Bigfoot) sticks her tongue out and makes faces at human children playing in a shallow creek: This story comes from Ivan Ivlov, a Russian pediatrician traveling in the Alta Moutains of southern Mongolia in 1963 who saw an Almas family- a father, mother, and child. He used binoculars to observe the family from half a mile away. His Mongol driver saw them too. He decided to ask his young patients, thinking they would be more truthful than their parents, if they had see Almas. He was surprised to receive a number of reports.
    One report came from a child who said he had playing with a group of children in a shallow creek when an adult male Almas crossed the creek paying no attention to the human children there. On his shoulders, he carried an Almas child who stuck her tongue out and made faces at the human children. This was corroborated by local adults.
    This reminds me of the Batutut, a four foot tall Bigfoot with a mane down their backs, in northern Borneo who like human children and tempt them into the jungle. However, they do not harm the children. What the Batutut actually do when they lure human children into the jungle is not given. Maybe they simply enjoy playing tricks on the parents.

Reference: "Still Living?"(1983) by Myra Shackley, an English anthropology professor and author of several books.

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