UAMN TV writes “Every Country in the world has stories of strange creatures that should not exist, every culture tells of monsters that lurk in the unseen.
Stories of a large hairy creatures with man like features have existed in various parts of the world for many centuries.
In fact, the only continent not to have stories of “wild men” is Antarctica. In the Himalayas, it’s the Yeti. In Canada, it’s the Sasquatch. And in the northwest United States, it’s Bigfoot. What many people don’t know is that Britain has it’s very own monster legends, known traditionally as the Wodewose or Wildman, it is described by believers as being between six and eight feet tall with a large forehead and pronounced brow, like a cave man’s, and a rounded, crested head like a gorilla’s. Britain’s most famous ‘monster’ is the Werewolf, known world wide as Wolfmen or Dogmen, this creature has it’s roots here in Britain and throughout Europe.”
Joyce E
Thanks so much for posting Wes!!!
Fran S
Thank you Wes. Very good Documentary.
Ben H
Wow! Where have I been!?! I can’t believe that was the first time I’d watched the footage from Bigfoot Tony that he filmed in the UK with the figure rocking the tree back and forth. Quite an amazing and compelling catch.
Renee S
Great video! Thx for that
Asheim
Really enjoyed this documentary clase to my neck of the woods. I am in Norway and I am sure they have them here with so much pristine uninhabited forest land here. I remember the American lady you interviewed in Sweden that had an encounter there. It is a little spooky to hear encounters coming from over here Wes but it certainly tells us that they could be anywhere. Thanks for finding these interesting things!
Chris B
Wow…that was really well done. Good to see BF Tony too. Don’t think he’s released any video reviews in a while. Maybe he’s been more focused on his own videos of late.
Teal
That was interesting and well done.
Thanks for posting that, Wes.
Tedd
Wow! Very well done and extremely interesting! Thanks for bringing to our attention and not only does the trailer leave you wanting to pay for the entire documentary but also informs the public of something seemingly unlikely that is all too real for the witnesses. Also, I think it is good to support a cause in an area that probably doesn’t get much support. Thanks again and cheerio!
Ulrike H
A nice gem!