this one is great

Union Pacific Railway Conductor Observes Great Ape on Railroad Trackbed

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Stablized classic bigfoot video in animated gif format.

(I always thought that it's a fake 'cause a real bigfoot would have an ass that was in better shape.)

This one because I live right next door to it. I have seen 'people' that look like cavemen around here also.

On one occasion, the witness saw the Sasquatch standing next to a camper cover with its arm draped on the camper’s roof . . . drinkin a beer and smokin' a fag, reading the Sunday supplements, not a care in the world.

jelly! :)

No sasquatch in Hawaii, I'm sad to say. I was enjoying the idea of reading those reports.

This one is where I lived for ages. On thousand acre tracts, too. Never heard anyone mention wood apes; ever. The sound that's described in the repot sounds exactly like a Fischer Cat. Elusive but not uncommon. Hell! I lived in those woods fo yeas and neve fopund anything close except one steaming pile of bea poo. (um, tell me that was bea poo.)

that would be 'bear.' damnit!

I have smelled that smell there several time after dark. ..."Nobody speaks about these incidents. They are like the big pink elephant that stays in the corner of the room.

I was intrigued to note that one of the Minnesota "sightings" took place about 30 miles from downtown St. Paul, and on checking it out, discovered this gem: "I was bowhunting and just sitting in my stand looking around and it walked about 75 yards away. It was a long time ago and I did not know about Bigfoot at that time and told my partner I had seen a swish (gay) bear because of the way it swung it's arms and hands."

...or maybe it was just a gay Bigfoot, dude--you ever think of that? You got a problem with that? You wanna bet Mr. Gay Bigfoot couldn't stomp your skinny bowhunting ass?

Yay, there are bigfoots in my area! And I had no idea! I thought they were all up in the pacific northwest forming a secret army for Bill Gates or something, but no, turns out there are lots and lots of them right here in my own little corner of Appalachia.

This one is awesome. Historic verification, yo.