mothaeffinxhailey
Paranormal Novice
I am going to qualify this by saying the evidence has been taken, which is why I can't show anyone what we had found. Also, I am no expert of anything, I'm still learning and therefore I can't say that I KNOW anything to be true or not. I just thought I would share an experience that happened to my family when I was about 2 years old.
My parents and I lived in a SMALL town in Washington called Onalaska. It's a spit and miss it town in every sense of the phrase. There is only a blinking stop light and a gas station, so it's still pretty far away from any of the big city bustle.
My dad and my uncle had gone hunting in the woods directly behind our pasture. Only about a mile or so into the woods from our property line are foothills that lead up to mountains. While they were out there, they had noticed a HUGE foot print in the snow. My uncle (who is a big guy with large hands) put his hand next to the foot print (which was seemingly that of a large humans as it had an obvious heel, long arch, and a row of toes) and my dad took a few pictures. They thought nothing of it other than it was strange and took off.
When my dad returned home, he asked my mom to drop the film off and develope it for him, which she did the next day. The following Monday, my mom was home with me when she received a call from the University of Washington, asking about the pictures she had just developed for my dad. Within hours, they met my dad at our milking parlour on our family's farm, took the photos and negatives and asked my dad to give them directions RIGHT to the footprint.
A few days later, the University called my dad and said that it was nothing more than a bunny's footprint that had melted outward to give it it's huge size. To this day, my dad and uncle maintain that it couldn't have been a bunny print and my mom who saw the pictures says she would be more inclined to believe it to be a melted bear print, but that the snow wasn't melted and the print was indeed too human and too big to be a bear print.
Again, I haven't seen the pictures but I find it to be odd since Bigfoot has been spotted in the woods of Washington state for decades. I guess this is just one more story that could added to the "truth" side of the Bigfoot scale.
My parents and I lived in a SMALL town in Washington called Onalaska. It's a spit and miss it town in every sense of the phrase. There is only a blinking stop light and a gas station, so it's still pretty far away from any of the big city bustle.
My dad and my uncle had gone hunting in the woods directly behind our pasture. Only about a mile or so into the woods from our property line are foothills that lead up to mountains. While they were out there, they had noticed a HUGE foot print in the snow. My uncle (who is a big guy with large hands) put his hand next to the foot print (which was seemingly that of a large humans as it had an obvious heel, long arch, and a row of toes) and my dad took a few pictures. They thought nothing of it other than it was strange and took off.
When my dad returned home, he asked my mom to drop the film off and develope it for him, which she did the next day. The following Monday, my mom was home with me when she received a call from the University of Washington, asking about the pictures she had just developed for my dad. Within hours, they met my dad at our milking parlour on our family's farm, took the photos and negatives and asked my dad to give them directions RIGHT to the footprint.
A few days later, the University called my dad and said that it was nothing more than a bunny's footprint that had melted outward to give it it's huge size. To this day, my dad and uncle maintain that it couldn't have been a bunny print and my mom who saw the pictures says she would be more inclined to believe it to be a melted bear print, but that the snow wasn't melted and the print was indeed too human and too big to be a bear print.
Again, I haven't seen the pictures but I find it to be odd since Bigfoot has been spotted in the woods of Washington state for decades. I guess this is just one more story that could added to the "truth" side of the Bigfoot scale.
