A listener writes “I’m from Texarkana Arkansas, and We have some Bigfoot activity over last few months. I had researcher Will Lunsford come out and turns out I’m few miles from his first sighting.
Not to mention just the history of the Fouke monster. Life long fan of Bigfoot but never a believer until last few months. From first in early November me and my brother in law were coon hunting behind the house and that’s when we heard heavy running that I couldn’t explain. Sounded like a horse on concrete stomping.
Very next day that night I walked outside to take a leak when I heard 2 sets of loud tree knocks. I met a guy down the road few days later and he came by the house and saw my Bigfoot cut out in the yard and started to question me and I just brushed it off until he said he seen it and saw prints back in ‘21. So then I told him my recent stuff.
Then we tie it back to last spring when my sister in law came and stayed with us for 2 nights and had a print on her car the next morning. I’ll send you pictures but we still hear knocks time to time.”
Sharon H
Sounds like a good show Wes!
Ron S
(Snow pic) The rabbit hole (literally I believe) looks melted towards “heel” area, maybe size and shape of where a rabbit was laying down for a while and then got surprised and bounded off quickly… even looks like small round rabbit paw impressions right where they should be in such a case.
(Pic under that with leaves and bare spot) looks like blood on the leaf in lower right of the curved stick, also looks like blood on small bit of dried grass or dead pine needles on and in center of same bloody leaf that corresponds with what looks like blood (so not just changing color of leaf) looks more like possible old gut pile and uneaten grassy stomach contents, but a chance being remnants of bait pile or buck scrape with some old blood with it. You wouldn’t normally see a footprint where forest floor debris is swept away before a step making it obvious for someone to find. But such a thing would catch the eye as something of possible evidence if they aren’t familiar with wildlife or hunting.
The other pics are even less conclusive to being anything.
Obviously I could be wrong as photos never do things justice like seeing them first hand so this is just my opinion from spending lots of time in the outdoors.
I think what happens sometimes is that someone has a strange and potentially legitimate Sasquatch experience that is truly unexplained and in the search for answers they start grasping at anything for answers of physicality related to an animal… Or attribute every odd sound they don’t recognize as being not natural or Sasquatch related out of fear once in “the rabbit hole” so to speak.
Personally I’d rather just hear the experience because that’s where the best evidence usually is. Looking forward to listening to this, thanks!
Ron S
Also, handprint has no dermal ridges and looks like someone with greasy leather mechanics glove closed the hood possibly. Just a guess
Charles R
Certainly possible Ron, unless the size, which was not mentioned, was way larger than a human hand.
Ron S
Thanks Charles R, I’m just throwing logic out there where I see it. It’s important we all work together with just as much honesty and grounded thinking as we have open mindedness to some of the stranger aspects of this phenomenon.
It’s one of those things where it’s easy to get stuck in one frame of mind about life in general only consisting of physicality, and in some ways this subject may eventually help people overcome that narrow minded thinking that society has mainly taught us growing up.
Ron S
And the other thing Charles R, it could’ve been the hood lowered with just the fingertips and then a separate palm push to latch it closed, then you’re actually looking at prints from two or three hand motions that only appear as one hand print but actually aren’t.
This way seems even more likely than a mechanic just carelessly slamming a hood in one motion.
Maybe the witness could recall if he had his truck washed just before having his oil professionally changed (which is also common). Then the dust exposed the unseen fingerprints before be washed it again. Makes sense to me.
Ron S
The only thing that bothers me about the pictures is that he only showed one clear snow print and not a few or even a trackway… I hate to say it but it feels either deceptive or like he wasn’t confident enough in the photos himself to show more. I could be wrong, JMO and just a way of looking at things that people might want to consider before believing everything from just everyone or any source.