Feb 24, 2020 · Bigfoot investigator says he’s seen the real Bigfoot in Ohio and has proof. Played what he says are Bigfoot audio recordings at the Franklin Library. At least 60 people showed up for the presentation and many claim to have seen Bigfoot too. One by one, guests at the library took to the microphone to say they've seen what looked like Bigfoot.
The Grassman is a monster alleged to inhabit Ohio and Western Pennsylvania, and looking back at reports it is almost certainly a Sasquatch. The first sightings occurred in 1869, where witnesses described it as a large, hairy, bipedal creature up to nine feet tall. The beast allegedly eats wheat and other tall grasses, hence the name, but this ...
Feb 21, 2019 · bigfoot sighting in Apple Valley, OHIO. ... They had to get a real good look at it. There’s a lot of reports from that part of Ohio every year. ... as golf courses are virtual wildlife habitats. February 14, 2019 at 1:30 pm #144622. Gumshoguy. Moderator. There are tons and tons of BF sightings in Ohio. February 15, 2019 at 12:59 am #144655.
Oct 29, 2019 · Hidden Ohio map. Now he carries on those spooky stories with his map and guide focusing on UFO sightings, strange creatures, haunted locations, and sacred geography. “I could certainly fill up the map with UFO sightings,” he said. For example, in 1948, a farmer reported seeing a domed hovering craft over his farm at 2 a.m.
Bigfoot needs food, water, and shelter, as well as a certain amount of security from us meddling humans. Even a creature as large as a Sasquatch can find such things in Ohio, and the history of the region makes the state even more Bigfoot friendly.
The Minerva Monster, or monsters, is considered by many researchers the best eyewitness accounts of Bigfoot in Ohio on record. The family and other witnesses were reliable, and the involvement of the police lends to credibility.
If you live in Ohio you probably think Bigfoot is the last guy you’re going to see while out for a walk in the woods, but sightings of the elusive beast are on the rise in your state. Ohio is allegedly a favorite haunt of the big hairy guy. In fact, according to the BFRO Geographical Database, Ohio is right up there with notorious Bigfoot hotspots ...
The Appalachian Plateau. In the eastern part of the United State, the forests extend from the Appalachian Mountains into eastern Ohio. The Appalachian Mountains and the associated Appalachian Trail are thought by some researchers to be a kind of Bigfoot superhighway, enabling Sasquatches to migrate up and down the east coast in relative obscurity. ...
The first sightings occurred in 1869, where witnesses described it as a large, hairy, bipedal creature up to nine feet tall. The beast allegedly eats wheat and other tall grasses, hence the name, but this is a food source we would expect an omnivore like Bigfoot to take advantage of if given the chance.
The Grassman is a monster alleged to inhabit Ohio and Western Pennsylvania, and looking back at reports it is almost certainly a Sasquatch. The first sightings occurred in 1869, where witnesses described it as a large, hairy, ...
The Grassman has been reported to share many characteristics similar to Bigfoot, but the grass-eating thing is not the only difference. For instance, the Grassman has also been spotted in groups, where most Bigfoot sightings are of a single individual.
A confederate cemetery in Columbus is said to be haunted by the “Lady in Gray” who walks between the gravestones. In Wood County, the map identifies “haunted” sites on Holcomb Road, Potter Road, Euler Road, Fort Meigs, a Pemberville UFO sighting, and the grisly Mary Bach’s fingers at the county historical society.
Other odd creatures reported in Ohio include phantom kangaroos and panthers, and a Lake Erie monster named Bessie. “Any big body of water has strange things,” Craig said. Sacred geography identified on Craig’s map includes the Great Serpent Mound, which is the largest effigy mound in the world, he said.
Athens , Ohio, has been named one of the top 10 haunted places in the world, according to a British paranormal organization, Craig said. There’s an old mental hospital, and a university hall with reported bloody walls, cold spots and demonic faces on doors.
The last time Mothman was seen was in 1967, right before a bridge over the Ohio River collapsed, killing 46 people. Point Pleasant holds an annual Mothman Festival, complete with “rides, tacos in a bag and speakers,” Craig said. The town also has a Mothman Museum and statue of the creature in the town square.
“He didn’t say anything to anyone for a long time because he didn’t want people to think he was crazy,” Craig said. In 1966, two police officers spotted a UFO around 5 a.m., and started a chase in their squad car.
Just in this area, there are stories of a “wild man” escaped from a circus who hid in St. John’s Woods, a ghost in a BGSU sorority house, the Defiance werewolf, and the local “crybaby lane” on Euler Road. Before Netflix, oral storytelling carried these creepy tales through decades.
One cemetery has rope marks on a tree where innocent victims were hung, he said. Near Sandusky, the site of a former orphanage burned down in the 1800s is reportedly haunted, with screams being heard at night, and handprints showing up on the windows of cars that stop near there.
The hikers speculate that what they witnessed may have been Bigfoot, or perhaps Ohio’s own local mystery cryptid, the Ohio Grassman (while similar to Bigfoot, the Grassman is reported to be a more aggressive local variety that enjoys building huts when it’s not out stalking the Clayton family).
On February 9, the channel uploaded an update on their escapades within Salt Fork State Park, featuring short news clips highlighting their footage and information on possible Bigfoot evidence.
The narration fills us in — on January 12, two hikers captured mysterious footage at Salt Fork State Park, east of Columbus, Ohio. “While we were there, we heard many strange noises,” reads the description.
Kevin has camped, fished and hunted in Eastern Washington all his life. His interest in Sasquatch began when he was 10 years old and saw Roger Patterson present "the" film. He lives in Eastern Washington. Recently retired, he was a veterinarian since 1984, after graduating from Washington State University.
The witness did not see arms swing or it step. If he did, this would be a Class A report. There was not snow on the ground to show a trackway. There are housing developments in this area but Riverside State Park is about 16 square miles and is the second largest state park in Washington according to Wikipedia.