J. Fotsch goes in search of Bigfoot in the Ozarks.
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J. Fotsch goes in search of Bigfoot in the Ozarks.
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bikridr
Finally a reporter who doesn’t make fun of the witness with a snide remark or look after his testimony..
thomas w
ill go with a real here as well
David D
Again; science, really? Everyone needs to get off of the “confirmed by science” bandwagon, and just listen to the encounter reports. What in the world would science do, that the eye-witnesses wouldn’t do? Oh yea, I almost forgot; the eye-witnesses aren’t tax payer funded. Yea, got to get government involved, that will make everything legit! (NOT).
john m
Well said sir
DrAaron
Here here, David! Time and time again we find out that science was just…well, wrong. On a daily basis, I am reminded that there is so much that cannot be measured, recorded and accounted for. Like Uranus and the Brontosaurus, it takes some hard work and some guts to change the status quo. You are right, the worst research is usually gub’ment subsidized. Remember, even Darwin recanted in the end…
I was directed toward this site after a patient fell out of a tree stand during a sighting. Some stories are too bizarre to make up! How is it possible that all of these people are seeing something that fits a similar description. My favorite encounters come from people like him…not “researchers”
stephen M
Well said
DonRay
We need more of these type of news stories…………….maybe it will catch on.
Frankie P
That was a good report. No giggles or smirks (well, one little one), but just good reporting. Thanks people.
Ted G
Good encounter with evidence. Remember that science is just a tool. It is the people using this tool that need to be either applauded or scorned. Science has been used to discover or create some wonderful things, so don’t cast such wide dispersions on all of science. Cast your dispersions on those that are directly at fault.