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Got one of my Organizations guys all on top of the latest encounter in texas, check 'em out
Update: 'Tracks' found in area where 'Bigfoot-type' creature spotted | WOAI.COM: San Antonio News
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So why aint ya on yo way?
If you're going after him DonDon, stop by my place & I'll loan you some large hardware. You can never be too careful.:D
Man haven't you seen Harry and the Henderson's? Them things are friendly as can be. No need for the heavy artillery.
Mississipp Bigfoot Sightings
Click on Lauderdale county. hehe These things aren't all nice and cuddly. If something can take a 6 inch pine tree and twist it around with it's bare hands, I'm packing heat. Maj, I got the heat covered. H & R 12 gauge shotgun, 3 inch mag shooting Black Magic special loads. Like and oz and a 1/2 of lead only. LOL I can cut a 6 inch pine tree in half with 1 shot
Would go Sat but we got it covered out there, checking a few new things going on around this part of the country right now
If I don't start doing better deer huntin I may take up this bigfeet huntin
Don you are right that I am from Lauderdale county. I was just joking about Bigfoot being all nice the way Hollywood portrays them. We all know they are a savage bunch. Right guys? we all know right? By the way, what do they do with their dead and why don't anybody ever find one that has killed over as evidence or do they just live forever? I'm just thinking out loud here. Sorry if I sound like an unbeliever.
Creek you may be right there!
Bigfeet taste like chicken! So do Easterbunny, Santa Clause, and the tooth fairy!:rolleyes:
May EAT their own. We've actually found bones, turned in hair samples, blood samples from the one we shot down but got away from us. Sent things off for DNA analysis and it came back as closely related to human but WASN'T human. They determined it was from a primate but it didn't match any DNA they could find. 1 chromozone off being human. We have the proof but no one wants to believe. There HAVE BEEN bodies found but the guberment guys always come in and snatch up the body and make those that saw it sign disclosure papers saying they won;t say anything OR ELSE. I personally know of 3 bodies in Mississippi alone that went POOF after the men in black showd up
they seem friendly..............
to a little ole tree. Can't remember where this was found but it was this past year
Damn!!!
like this and couldn't do it
This was a sketch that someone had done up after it happened to them one night
No gun would be needed. I would fill my underwear then out with a heart attack.
I been want'n to get some beer and do a few bigfoot hunt's. But I ain't goin bear hunt'n with a switch. I need a photographer to take pic's with me an Foot hav'in a cold one. LMAO.
I think this calls for a song:
* Well if you ever go back into Wooly Swamp
Well you'd better not go at night
There's things out there in the middle 'them woods that'd make a strong man probably cry
Things that crawl things that fly and things that creep around on the ground.
And they say the ghost of Lushious Clay gets up and he walks around
** But I couldn't believe it
I just had to find out for myself
And I couldn't conceieve it
'Cuz I never woulda listened to nobody else
I couldn't believe it
I just had to find out for myself
But there's some things in this world you just can't explain
The old man lived in the Wooly Swamp way back in But he never did do any good Wilber Woods
He never did do alot of harm to the world
People didn't think too much of him
They all thought he acted funny
The old man didn't care about people anyway
All he cared about was his money
He'd stuff it all down into mason jars and he buried them all around
And on certain nights if the moon was right he'd dig them up out of the ground
He'd pour it all our on the floor of his shack and run his fingers through it
Yeah Lushious Clay was a greedy ol' man and that's all there ever was to it
[Repeat **]
The Cabel boys was white trash who lived over on Carver's Creek
They were mean as a snake and sneaky as a cat and belligerent when they speak
The oldest brother said ya'll meet me in the Wooly Swamp later
We'll take ol' Lushious' money and we'll feed him to the alagators
They found the old man out in the back with a shovel in his hand
And thirteen rusty mason jars he'd just dug up out of the sand
And they all went crazy and they beat the old man and picked him up off the ground
Threw him in the swamp then stood there and laughed as the black water sucked him down
Then they turned around and went back to the shack
Picked up the money and ran
They hadn't gone nowhere when they realized they were running in quick sand
And they struggled and they screamed but they couldn't get away
And just before they went under they could hear that old man laughing in a voice as loud as thunder
It's been fifty years ago and you can go by there again
There's a spot in the yard at the floor of that shack where the ground is always wet
And on certain nights when the moon is right down by that dark mud path
You can year three young men screaming
You can hear one old man laugh
Wannabe...
Sorry, just couldn't come up with a big feets song.
Wannabe...
No wait....this kind of fits the bill. As performed by Johnny Cash.
But the land was already claimed by a people when the cowboy came and when the soldiers came.
The story of the American Indian is in a lot of ways a story of tragedy,
like that day at Wounded Knee, South Dakota.
Big Foot was an Indian chief
Of the Minneconjou band,
A band of Minneconjou Sioux
From South Dakota land.
Big Foot said to Custer,
"Stay away from Crazy Horse."
But Custer crossed into Sioux land,
And he never came back across.
Then Big Foot led his people
To a place called Wounded Knee,
And they found themselves surrounded
By the 7th Cavalry.
Big chief Big Foot,
Rise up from your bed,
Minneconjou babies cry
For their mothers lying dead.
Big Foot was down with a fever
When he reached Wounded Knee;
And his people all were prisoners
Of the 7th Cavalry.
Two hundred women and children
And another hundred men
Raised up a white flag of peace,
But peace did not begin.
An accidental gunshot
And Big Foot was first to die;
And over the noise of the rifles
You could hear the babies cry.
Big chief Big Foot,
It's good that you can't see
Revenge is being wrought
By Custer's 7th Cavalry.
Then smoke hung over the canyon
On that cold December day.
All was death and dying
Around where Big Foot lay.
Farther on up the canyon
Some had tried to run and hide;
But death showed no favorites,
Women, men, and children died.
One side called it a "massacre,"
The other a "victory,"
But the white flag is still waving
Today at Wounded Knee.
Big chief Big Foot,
Your Minneconjou band
Is more than remembered here
In South Dakota land.
You're welcome.
Wannabe...
Direct decendant. LOL
like it
Very interesting from the past
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