Comments for Monsters and Myths

Comment on New “Champ Video” Enhancements by Nurses Naturally

Nurses Naturally — Fri, 12 Jun 2009 17:05:06 +0000

Really interesting.Looks too long to be a moose especially in the last one.Head also looks different.Although I am not a Moose expert.My vote is for Champ.

Comment on New Bigfoot activity noted in Siberia by autumnforest

autumnforest — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 17:31:39 +0000

This may be the best place to look with the least interruption of humans and the potential caves as hiding locations. Ufortunately, I’m sure that nothing moves fast in Russia and it may take forever to get through red tape and get anyone out there to search for any period of time. It’s not like they have bigfoot hunting teams on every corner like in the NW.

Comment on Loch Ness Monster Obsession Lives On by Ex Boyfriend

Ex Boyfriend — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 22:15:35 +0000

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Comment on Atlantis is the key to lost golden age by autumnforest

autumnforest — Tue, 31 Mar 2009 18:54:08 +0000

I say they should go for it! The more of these folks out there searching for Atlantis, the more other archeaological finds that will be made serendipitiously. It’s like eyes on the skies looking for meteors about to hit earth, the more amateurs and weekend astronomers, the better. I like to look at the legend of Atlantis like the story of the great flood of Gilgamesh and the Bible, a cautionary tale passed on by mouth from elders to the youngsters and on and on. It still doesn’t mean there might be some neat finds found by accident while looking for the big “A.”

Comment on Tales of the Weird: Land of love - and lizardmen by autumnforest

autumnforest — Fri, 06 Mar 2009 00:44:30 +0000

Intriguing. South Carolina has reported a lizard man for some time, too.

Comment on Analyzing the Patterson-Gimlin film by autumnforest

autumnforest — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 18:50:02 +0000

I’ve seen this film perhaps six or seven dozen times, at least, but upon reading this article and reviewing the film, I have a different feeling about it that is less skeptical. I always assumed that two men looking for bigfoot and filming him was just too coincidental, but actually filming an obviously female bigfoot and watching the manner in which she moves as a whole and in individual frames, as well as the body’s proportions, it does seem rather convincing. I’m thankful that Henson broke this down and pointed out movement/proportions that seem very natural and yet…unnatural to humans.

Comment on Despite skeptics, West Branch Bigfoot devotee making presentations about sightings by autumnforest

autumnforest — Fri, 27 Feb 2009 16:29:36 +0000

He’s right about taking a camera. I think the vast majority of sightings were folks not looking for Bigfoot, they just accidentally trampled into his territory. It’s going to take one of these serendipitious encounters for proof to be found. I seriously doubt it’ll come from actual hunters for the legend. They move in large groups, trample around on horseback, and generally let their presence be known. A hiker or a guy in his backyard is more likely to brush up against Sasquatch. I know the day will come when someone gets such compelling and fresh evidence that we can actually track the big guy down. The question then is–what do we do once we find him? This is a lot like the Internet. When it first started up, we were so excited by the technology we didn’t stop to think about safeguarding kids and keeping out the bad stuff. I’m afraid that if we don’t discuss what to do with Bigfoot when he’s found, it’ll be a total debacle.

Comment on Could ’sprites’ explain some UFO sightings ? by autumnforest

autumnforest — Wed, 25 Feb 2009 01:06:40 +0000

I like this idea. I’ve wondered about Jets and Sprites and how they might be visualized from the ground as well as up in space. Of course, someone would have to correlate whether UFOs are seen a lot during storms more than clear weather.

Comment on Sasquatch: the chase by autumnforest

autumnforest — Thu, 19 Feb 2009 16:08:16 +0000

Miller is a real hero. It’s going to take people like him, who aren’t in it for the ego but for the challenge (unlike Biscardi), who will find conclusive evidence of Bigfoot. He doesn’t walk the woods alone, all the believers are along in spirit and hollering as loudly as he will when he gets that photographic evidence.

Comment on `Bigfoot’ expert says creature is alive and well in U.S. wilderness by jim kesling

jim kesling — Mon, 16 Feb 2009 17:46:45 +0000

This guy is the real deal, he has dealt with this forever.