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The Urban Sasquatch Journal: Something Came Through

This is the reporting by a Bigfoot researcher of an ongoing study in the Southern part of the United States in a very large park area near homes and urban setting. LINK TO PRIOR INSTALLMENTS STARTING WITH #1 Journal Volume 3 Field Report #51 Friday December 2, 2016 I didn't work today. I had to take the car to my mechanic for brake work. I took it in at 7 AM and it was ready before 10 AM. Also starting this afternoon thru Sunday, we were supposed to get heavy rains with possible flooding. With this possibility, I made the decision to go to the site today.  I left home at 10:46 AM for the parking area. I arrived at the park 11:03 AM. The temperature was 65, cool and breezy, mostly cloudy with the sun breaking thru at times.  At 11:09 AM, I was geared up and riding my bike to 1B. At 11:17 AM, I was at the 1B treeline entry point and began moving to the pipes.  Again, upon entry to the area, I did 3 flute notes, 3 tree knocks and whistles. My observations with photos follows...

The Urban Sasquatch Journal: Stick Glyphs

This is the reporting by a Bigfoot researcher of an ongoing study in the Southern part of the United States in a very large park area near homes and urban setting. LINK TO PRIOR INSTALLMENTS STARTING WITH #1 Journal Volume 3 Report #50 Saturday November 26, 2016 I arrived at the park approximately 9:52 AM. The temperature was 65 and cool. It was partly cloudy with high clouds. I had my bike with me and rode the trail first. This took 44 minutes. I was back to back to my car at 10:48 AM. I then got my pack then rode over to the site. The goal of the trail ride was to observe any new tree breaks, twists or limbs etc. broke over the trail. Also to see if any stick signs were along the trail in the grass. I did observe several interesting items on the east end. These I photographed. Trail ride observations with photos. These cover photos 1-8. #1. thru #3. Between mile markers 2.75 and 3.0 , on the north side of the trail, approximately 10' inside the treeline, these possible stick ...