bigfoot

  • Some people think noises in a Blue Mountain Swamp are Bigfoot(s)

    Ralph Maughan

    Is the fabled, but never found, creature making weird noises in the Blue Mtns. east of Pendleton? The Wildlife News has discussed the matter of Bigfoot from time to time. Hint: search. There are often things that look, and this time sound strange in the outdoors, and this time some think it is Bigfoot or…

  • Idaho miscellany: Happy wolf story plus bigfoot video

    Ralph Maughan

    “Lost” puppy picked up by campers was male wolf pup- Students video a “bigfoot” near Pocatello- Most wolf stories from Idaho have lately been negative due to the domination of the political scene by anti-wolf politicians, but there is a heart warming story from Ketchum where campers picked up what they thought was a lost…

  • As suspected the "bigfoot remains" are a fake

    Ralph Maughan

    “Bigfoot” fails DNA test. Science News Daily. Bits of DNA that were provided to researchers turned out to be a little bit of human DNA and 96% opossum. This story about the bigfoot remains, supposedly discovered in Georgia, was posted to our long-running thread, “Bear or Bigfoot.“

  • Is it a bear or Bigfoot?

    Ralph Maughan

    Today’s blog by Rocky Barker in the Idaho Statesman. Is it a bear or Bigfoot? It is about an odd photo from Pennsylvania, said to be a “bigfoot.” Yet bigfoot has been called a creature (real or not) of the Pacific Northwest. Interest the Sasquatch is on the rise, and a biologist at Idaho State…

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