GHOST HUNTERS

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 ...

In early October 2008, MK Davis, Don Monroe and Ken Iddins took a trip to Bluff Creek. MK and Don had been there previously a few months prior in August, but there were so many fires, they waited until the place was settled down, and they came back. The three of them were wanting to walk around the site and the area and see if there might still be evidence of Bigfoot inhabiting those woods. Earlier, they were doing research at the original Bluff Creek site where the Patterson-Gimlin film was captured in 1967. In fact, the site where this video and photos (below) were take was about  2/10ths of a mile upstream from the Patterson-Gimlin site.  On a previous trip, Don and MK had found a stream not on a map that was either a spring from a cave or runoff from lake or something, having fresh water. The spring was odd because it didn't come into the creek, it went into a hole in the ground. They were exploring the area.  They followed the stream and found some culverts that were...

This post is made possibly by a discovery made by MK Davis . After visiting Chaco Canyon and photographing it extensively, he noted something odd about the "human" drawings on the petroglyphs. there was something familiar about these shapes and it wasn't human. The photo on the left shows a pine bark beetle and the petroglyph on the right shows what is generally accepted as an anthropomorph or "god" as often accepted in Native petroglyphs such as this one at Newspaper Rock in Utah  - below -  Many western tribes went missing over time and it was questionable how this happened. Tribes such as the Sinagua in Northern Arizona to Anasazi in Colorado/New Mexico went missing and left behind empty settlements sometimes taken over by other upcoming tribes much later and often just left to the tides of time to be worn down bit by bit. The question is, did these tribes see their civilization go by the wayside over generations from the ravages of horrendous pine beetles de...