Suburban Sasquatch Sighting
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on December 1st, 2014
Some kids playing basketball hear a scream come from a nearby forested area, upon investigating they find footprint evidence of a creature, and manage to catch a photo of the beast!
Co-founder of Cryptomundo in 2005.
I have appeared in or contributed to the following TV programs, documentaries and films:
OLN's Mysterious Encounters: "Caddo Critter", Southern Fried Bigfoot, Travel Channel's Weird Travels: "Bigfoot", History Channel's MonsterQuest: "Swamp Stalker", The Wild Man of the Navidad, Destination America's Monsters and Mysteries in America: Texas Terror - Lake Worth Monster, Animal Planet's Finding Bigfoot: Return to Boggy Creek and Beast of the Bayou.
Another blobsquatch. The kids don’t seem like they’re acting, however.
Looks set up to me and fake as hell.
Just another example of some bored kids trying to kill some time in a populated neighborhood where Bigfoots, if they do exist, could not survive for any period of time.
Bogus!
Unlike the turkey hunter (Why does she say: “what do you guys think?”), these kids seem more believable. Their reaction to the scream, and Kyle’s reaction to the figure are genuine. I also like the “try not to look at the camera” looks, when they are taking shots in the driveway. (LOL, white men can’t jump!)
The fisher cat reference alone, together with a Celtics Tshirt, puts them in New England. Most likely Northern Mass., New Hampshire or Maine. Not exactly prime Bigfoot locales, but there are some sightings at BFRO.
It could very well be a hoax, but I don’t think these kids were in on it, if it is. I don’t think a 13 year old (guessing) would take his lap top into the woods to shoot a hoax. He’d use his phone.
Bored kids having decided to have some fun. No harm done.
mandors, when I heard “fisher cat”, I immediately checked on their range. The locale could also be Minnesota, Montana or California, but the Celts shirt clinches the locale as New England. I agree it’s likely New Hampshire.
photoexpert: That’s an odd comment, coming from you. It’s very unlikely Bigfoots would choose that neighborhood to live in, but they surely could live fairly close. I believe one day a lot of people are going to shocked sh*tless to learn just how close to some populated areas Bigfoots really “live” – we should probably say “hang out”, because they may have no need to identify with a certain place the way their human cousins do.
Goodfoot–Yes, you are right, that probably is an odd comment coming from me. I mean, it does look rural enough for a alleged Bigfoot stopping by on their way to somewhere else. And I know of other people, including you, who have had interactions with some strange phenom and those interactions where in rural neighborhoods. I guess my point was, this is just some kids having fun trying to prank us with a Bigfoot scenario. That’s all!
In contrast, if it were a bunch of Boy Scouts out in the deep forest in Washington State, I might be more apt to believe the scenario. Afterall, Boy Scouts are well, just that, Boy Scouts. And there is probably more of a chance of encountering a Bigfoot in Washington State than where these kids are playing basketball. I probably would have had a more objective view in the Boy Scout scenario. But this, it just smells of fake! And my comment reflected that feeling.
That was my point and why the comment may have sounded a little odd coming from me Goodfoot.
Anyway, I hope you are doing well. Good to see you posting! By the way, I was in your old stomping grounds in VA the other day. Boy, are they building up things down there. Still plenty of woods and such but buildings everywhere popping up.
PhotoExpert: VA is my NEW stomping grounds, since late-ish 2011! I hope you enjoyed our highway system. Few states lavish more care on their roads and highways, and there hasn’t been enough snow, ice, or freezing/thawing of late to give potholes an advantage.