GHOST HUNTERS

*This is a guest post by researcher, David Claerr. David has posted on here several times some very interesting posts! Be sure and check them out in the search bar on the right. His links are below*  In a remote region of the Lava Badlands of Idaho, an intrepid researcher and his assistant were was working their way deep into a lava-tube cave system The lava tube formed a narrow, twisting crawlspace, with obstacles of rock and debris that made progress painfully difficult. The passage barely afforded room for an average man to crawl through. But at what appeared to be the end of the cave, and after squeezing through some stalactites that were crowded, the two researchers made a discovery of the skeletal remains of a large bird-like creature, about the size of an ostrich. Some of the desiccated remnants of cartilage and tendons remained attached to the bone and dehydrated. There appeared to be no feathers of any kind in the lava tube. They photographed the carcass from several ang...

**This is a guest post by one of my favorite researchers, David Claerr** “BIGFOOT” RESEARCHER INVENTS ULTIMATE STEALTH CAMOUFLAGE One of the primary challenges in conducting Sasquatch research is the difficulty presented by their keen eyesight, which, even in low-light environments, makes a stealthy approach for close observation impractical under most circumstances. Sasquatch, or “Bigfoot” as they are also known, are alert, intelligent and complex beings. Like humans, their hearing is perhaps not as acute as other forest wildlife. But their vision, with forward-focusing eyes, stereo vision and color perception, combined with a probable ability to see in infrared frequencies, surpasses that of modern humans. Research also indicates that they may be able to detect light in the ultra-violet ranges that are beyond modern human capability. The author's research, based in North Texas, Arkansas and Eastern Oklahoma, indicates that in that climate and environment,...

Art by David Claerr **This post is a special guest posting by a researcher I greatly respect, David Claerr .** Among all the reported sightings and contacts between humans and the legendary Sasquatch, also called Bigfoot, one of the most fascinating and lively documented cases occurred in the community of Lake Worth, just to the northwest of Fort Worth, Texas. Not only did over a hundred people report seeing the creature, in some cases there were up to forty people who saw it at the same time and place, and among them were police officers who noted the episode in their official reports. The intriguing story, with all the elements of drama and high-camp that are the standard ingredients of a B-grade movie thriller, took place over a few months time, beginning in the summer of 1969. Complete with bizarre descriptions and incredible events, the tale could be dismissed by hard-boiled skeptics as the product of hysteria or hoaxsters. However, to the open mind, ther...

You might note that I call this the Patterson Film. There is a reason. The person who takes the film is the owner of that film. Gimlin was a witness. We don't name witnesses in film or Zapruder film would have had a length list of names.  MK Davis is an astrophotographer who had the expertise and the curiosity to wonder about the original Patterson film footage. He contacted Mrs. Patterson and was the first person to handle the original footage to create a stabilized and sharp image of the trek of the infamous Patty.  His video is the most utilized version of the footage because it is of a quality that no other researcher has obtained yet. There are, however, many who would like to claim the title of the original stabilizer of the film, but they cannot. There are also a great deal who steal MK's videos online and take out the watermark, and try to claim them as theirs. These practices happen online and we all have been victims of it at one time or another. There are plenty of ...