Nguyen C

My husband just can’t accept that dogs don’t reason exactly like humans nor do they follow the exact same rules of behavior. When he starts one of his “they should know better” rants, I get the dogs to look at me as I knock on the wall or table. As the pack then runs to bark at the door, I remind Hubby that dogs have their own way of thinking.

@Teal, thanks! I missed this place. I thought I would be back a lot sooner, but things haven’t gone as smoothly as I’d hoped.

@Paul A, Creek Stewart does seem to really know his stuff. Can you post a link to your 4 Survival books?

There was also mention of females on the Dogman Encounters episode about the rancher who raised a dogman (A Dogman Named Stripes or something like that). I think I remember another episode in which a couple of dogman investigators came upon what seemed to be a female and pup off a hiking trail in Maine (?), and it scared them so badly they ran all…Read more

@Gumshoguy, yes, it would be repression of a sort. I mean that if she were abused by someone she loves and should have been able to trust, who should have protected her, who may be a normal family member in every other way, it might still be too traumatic for her to accuse her abuser, so perhaps she’s transferred the role of abuser to a nameless…Read more

Just to clarify, I was referring to the earlier account!

@Knobby, I’m in agreement with you about this account. I don’t doubt Bigfoots sometimes snatch people, and there are accounts of their paying particular attention to teenaged human girls, but I’m not convinced that’s what’s going on here.

What really struck me about her account was her description of her family’s dynamics and how the problem was…Read more

Alan, that’s disappointing about Vic. I need to go listen to those two episodes again. I’m glad to hear he took Khat’s down.

Alan, I’ll have to listen to those two Dogman episodes again. I’ve heard that mentioned but didn’t know which episodes they were. If they are the same guy, I guess it’s always possible Vic didn’t know, though that seems unlikely. I don’t know how well he vets his guests or how trusting he is. He seems to give everyone the benefit of a doubt. He’s…Read more

Alan T, the 6-year-old boy you mentioned was probably Dennis Martin. He disappeared in the Great Smokey Mountain National Park in 1969. The park service asked for help from a self-contained Green Beret unit and the National Guard. They pretty much asked for help from anyone and everyone. The search was one of, if not the, largest search ever, and…Read more