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Bigfoot researchers stake out 96 acres in Lake Anna property to search for the elusive ape-like beast Date published: 5/25/2010
By DAN TELVOCK Hunting for the elusive Sasquatch is difficult enough, but rain makes it even harder. Billy Willard, 41, the director of the Manassas-based Sasquatch Watch of Virginia, said the din of rain makes it impossible to hear anything else. And the rain keeps animals--even Bigfoots--under shelter. On Saturday, Willard and four other Sasquatch researchers were on 96 acres in the Lake Anna area, connected to 3,000 acres of mostly forests. Willard said there have been a lot of sightings in this region, especially in Culpeper County. Ever since Roger Patterson and Robert Gimlin released the famous film of a Sasquatch in Bluff Creek, Calif., on Oct. 20, 1962, people have argued its validity and that of thousands of other sightings across the country. In Spotsylvania County, a man, a woman and a teenager reported spotting what appeared to be a Sasquatch in May 2009. They were about 300 yards away before it ran--fast. "When I say running, well, all I can explain is it looked like it was on ice skates," said the woman. She asked that her name and exact location not be revealed because too often ridicule follows those who say they've seen Bigfoot; she also wants to protect adjoining property owners. "If he lives here, and I think he does, it is smarter than a dog and dogs are smart animals," said the man who also reported seeing the creature that day. Don't even try telling them that it was a bear. "I've been in the woods since I was 5 years old; I know what a bear looks like," the woman said. Her suspicions rose again in January when she heard a crazy noise in the woods that sounded like recordings she has heard on Bigfoot Internet sites. "To me, the sound of hearing this thing was scarier than seeing it," she said. "It started with a low rumble and ended in a high-pitch scream." The woman said she found Willard's website and invited him to the property. He's come back a half-dozen times. Last month, he directed a weeklong Bigfoot expedition at the Spotsylvania site
Read more stories about Spotsylvania Date published: 5/25/2010
"bigfoot" is my brother-in-law....He's not that hairy, but he does live in Spotsy and he does have size 16 shoe! lol!
Posted in the wrong thread.
I'm watching Newshour and just learned that in 2005,
Yuma, Arizona (the busiest station on the southwest
border), had 125,000 apprehensions of illegal border
crossings. This last year it was 3800, so yes, there has
been a great deal of progress in stemming the flow of
illegals. (At least there in Yuma.)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=KEIYNvwXD0Q
so I have proper credentials. The fact is that no sightings of a hairy ape/man like creature has ever been proven. What you see is not always what it appears to be. Ask any "magician".
And don't be offended...the water around here is really horrible, it tastes bad, it smells bad, it clouds your mind, it rots your teeth, and unless mixed with corn likker or cognac should not be imbibed by anyone.
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