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I saw the original ” Iceman” when it made its 1st trip to Alberta Canada
in the 60’s. The story of him shooting a deer and tracking it to a small frozen swamp surrounded by trees is accurate with the story he told me. When he came
thru the brush there were 3 creatures that had opened the deer’s chest cavity and were scooping the blood in there hands and drinking it. He said he was shocked and terrified but shouldered his rifle and shot. He then ran off, only to return a few days later and found what became his 1st exhibit to travel across the US and Canada after he had retired from the US Air Force. I have also seen the replica which was posed in a similar position to the original. The genitalia on the original (although not fully exposed) was significantly different than on the replica as was the hair. The amount of blood in, on an around the face was far different too. The replica is in Austin Texas and on display at the “Museum of the Weird.”Big deal Chantelle,
You just proved you know nothing about Fort Mac or the Oilsands.
This is the economic engine of the country and has provided billions of dollars to
the east who have done dick for the west.Go snuggle up with your idol Justin and try not to embarrass yourself by your
stupidity !!These jacktards have a hard time finding there ass with both hands……. Animal Planet should be embarrassed !!
Short story.
I saw the Minnesota Iceman the very 1st year it was on the Carnival Tour
in Canada in the late 60’s.
The story that the owner related was about him wounding a deer, following its blood trail and finding 3 Sasquatch drinking the blood that had pooled in its lungs and
feeding on the meat.
He shot one and then returned days later, found it had frozen and brought it out.
That story seemed to be maintained right up to his last recorded report.
He was a member of the U.S. Air-force.
The replica that he supposedly had made is in the “Museum of the Weird” in Austin Texas.Hi Cindy,
I am in Alberta, I am planning a few trips to Nordegg and the Big Horn Dam site.
This area has been quite a hot spot for a number of years.
Let me know if you are interested in heading west at sometime.Jimmy D. quit jerkin around with Albert Ostman’s story.
The next thing we will hear about you is that your writing the scripts for Moneymaker…….” Finding ____ All” !!!
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.MODERATOR NOTE: That’s keep it civil. Having said that I didn’t care much for Jim’s post on the first page of this thread either.
I just deleted Jim’s post so there will be no more discussion on it.
Bad enough having Moneymaker out there, now we have 2 clowns that
should be looking for ISIS in there native country out wandering
around aimlessly in the bush………….
