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There is also the story of the Oklahoma LaFlor County “war.” There is also the siege at Honobia, the Ape Canyon incident, and accounts of bigfoot beckoning to children to come outside at night. Bigfoot has dragged off more than one occupied sleeping bag and tent, as well.
You cannot tell me that whatever makes the sound of shrieking women or crying babies at night means well toward whoever might seek out the distressed humans. Enough people disappear mysteriously enough to convince me that there is more afoot than chance accidents. Wasn’t some woman actually thrown off a cliff?
And being zapped may have lethal short and long term consequences. Coonbo says one woman researcher died from it. They may mean to kill us by it, we don’t know.There are also times when they have saved a human’s life. But they are too different from us for us to be sure of their behavior. We can’t predict was a random person will do much less a sasquatch. Let alone a crew of juvenile male sasquatch. Gimme a bear any day.
Hmm. My own advice is to pretend you don’t see a thing, don’t speak Squatch, and don’t notice any noise or changes. Ignore it.
Because if you appear to them to “get it,” they will persist in and increase any efforts to communicate. Don’t stare at footprints, don’t take pictures of structures, don’t tree knock, call, yell, or whistle. Don’t point, for goodness’ sake. Don’t leave out food, don’t look out the window at night, and keep the lights on and the drapes closed.
If you do see one, look away or look down.
Sometimes persons from middle asian areas don’t even have a last name. It’s like Madonna or Eminem.
My favorite word is iridescent. It means shimmering with rainbow colors, color changing shimmer glimmer sparkle. *
My new carnival glass bowl is very iridescent.
Since my father died I have had to be my family skeptic. I have to keep thinking, ‘What would dad have said?” He would scoff at Biblical archeology, not needing any evidence to bolster his faith.
BIgfoot art? He thought it was a cow skull, but maybe a calf at best. A wolf? I really hated the greenie lecture at the end.
I was trying to recall, from the many encounters I have heard or read, some things that seemed to bring down the thunder. Pointing at them, making lots of racket, and playing loud music seem to irk them. Another mistake can be not sharing food you took from their area. You killed a deer where they hang out, they expect you to leave a quarter for them, it seems like. THat sort of thing.
We know from so many stories that if you give them food on the regular, of course, they can be like spoiled brats and pitch a fit about the sudden deprivation of their treats. It’s very human of them. And their fits are momentous.
Pointing a gun seems like a no brainer. As in DoN’t. Also approaching a young one or a female seems like bad idea. Don’t throw rocks or anything else at them.
I suspect you can get yourself into trouble if you, yourself, put up a teepee structure, stick a tree upside down into the dirt, do any other squatchy kind of thing, or do anything they take for magic spells.
What else is there? I am sure I forgot a lot of those things.
Elijah was described as being hairy. And Esau, of course. A St. Onuphrius was known for extreme body hair. St. Christopher was described as a dog-headed fellow.
Medieval people believed a race of dog headed people, part human, part animal.
They also had a wood wose thing like a bigfoot. The green man may be a bigfoot, too.
