Bigfoot/Sasquatch/Forest People in Tennessee

#1,926
#1,926
That east Texas trip I told you guys about, there's an interesting story that happened to the last group that went down.

Some cops and some guys in shirts and ties showed up and questioned them. One of the guys said they knew what they had been talking about 20 mins before they showed up. They must have been under surveillance and didn't know it.
 
#1,928
#1,928
Fullfillmer said:
It is part of the rabbit hole. They do not like guns nor people taking pictures of them. They have the ability to impact and influence electronics of all types.

I have experienced this myself. It really isn't unusual to have a percentage of the pictures that I take come out strangely blurry or to have the tape recorder turned off, etc.

They usually live in the shadows or the shadows of the shadows - it is just how they roll. The closest comparative is watching an octopus morph into a disguise and blend in when hiding from prey.

They are spiritual, tremendously family and clan oriented and protective of same and are watchers and protectors in the woods and forests.

I am still looking for hot spots in East Tennessee or people with ongoing activity or a habitat site in their area. You are welcome to remain anonymous. Looking for strangely stacked stone, tree arches, tree breaks, trees forming X's, or other anomalies.
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Okay, I'll let all that ride under individual interpretations and assessment of data. Fine. But...

"They are spiritual"? How would that not be a subjective projection?
 
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Fullfillmer said:
It is part of the rabbit hole. They do not like guns nor people taking pictures of them. They have the ability to impact and influence electronics of all types.

I have experienced this myself. It really isn't unusual to have a percentage of the pictures that I take come out strangely blurry or to have the tape recorder turned off, etc.

They usually live in the shadows or the shadows of the shadows - it is just how they roll. The closest comparative is watching an octopus morph into a disguise and blend in when hiding from prey.

They are spiritual, tremendously family and clan oriented and protective of same and are watchers and protectors in the woods and forests.

I am still looking for hot spots in East Tennessee or people with ongoing activity or a habitat site in their area. You are welcome to remain anonymous. Looking for strangely stacked stone, tree arches, tree breaks, trees forming X's, or other anomalies.
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Not discounting your claims but I'm willing to bet the blurry images are part result of the photographer/ videographer being nervous , breathing heavily causing lenses to fog up or just shakiness , like when I raise up to take a shot at a deer my adrenaline is pumping I have to control my breathing while not fogging up the scope lense, after 17 years of hunting and about 40 deer killed I still get nervous but have learned to control my breathing and heart rate.

Just an idea.
As far as seeing infrared and obscuring electronics it could be they (Sasquatch) tend to live in areas with magnetic anomalies and have learned how to mislead humans hunting them.

Like they say about how crazy it is there could be extraterrestrial life out there , and how even crazier it is that we could be the only ones.
 
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Fullfillmer said:
It is part of the rabbit hole. They do not like guns nor people taking pictures of them. They have the ability to impact and influence electronics of all types.

I have experienced this myself. It really isn't unusual to have a percentage of the pictures that I take come out strangely blurry or to have the tape recorder turned off, etc.

They usually live in the shadows or the shadows of the shadows - it is just how they roll. The closest comparative is watching an octopus morph into a disguise and blend in when hiding from prey.

They are spiritual, tremendously family and clan oriented and protective of same and are watchers and protectors in the woods and forests.

I am still looking for hot spots in East Tennessee or people with ongoing activity or a habitat site in their area. You are welcome to remain anonymous. Looking for strangely stacked stone, tree arches, tree breaks, trees forming X's, or other anomalies.
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It all makes since now......
 

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Fullfillmer said:
It is part of the rabbit hole. They do not like guns nor people taking pictures of them. They have the ability to impact and influence electronics of all types.

I have experienced this myself. It really isn't unusual to have a percentage of the pictures that I take come out strangely blurry or to have the tape recorder turned off, etc.

They usually live in the shadows or the shadows of the shadows - it is just how they roll. The closest comparative is watching an octopus morph into a disguise and blend in when hiding from prey.

They are spiritual, tremendously family and clan oriented and protective of same and are watchers and protectors in the woods and forests.

I am still looking for hot spots in East Tennessee or people with ongoing activity or a habitat site in their area. You are welcome to remain anonymous. Looking for strangely stacked stone, tree arches, tree breaks, trees forming X's, or other anomalies.
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LMAO! Oh man! And I thought you were funny when I thought you just believed in an elusive, hairy, biped roaming the woods.
 
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Fullfillmer said:
It is part of the rabbit hole. They do not like guns nor people taking pictures of them. They have the ability to impact and influence electronics of all types.

I have experienced this myself. It really isn't unusual to have a percentage of the pictures that I take come out strangely blurry or to have the tape recorder turned off, etc.

They usually live in the shadows or the shadows of the shadows - it is just how they roll. The closest comparative is watching an octopus morph into a disguise and blend in when hiding from prey.

They are spiritual, tremendously family and clan oriented and protective of same and are watchers and protectors in the woods and forests.

I am still looking for hot spots in East Tennessee or people with ongoing activity or a habitat site in their area. You are welcome to remain anonymous. Looking for strangely stacked stone, tree arches, tree breaks, trees forming X's, or other anomalies.
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Fullfillmer said:
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I am still looking for hot spots in East Tennessee or people with ongoing activity or a habitat site in their area. You are welcome to remain anonymous. Looking for strangely stacked stone, tree arches, tree breaks, trees forming X's, or other anomalies.
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Have you tried Sasquatchie County?
 
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barknoxbrawler said:
Fulfillmers problem. Cameras repel them. If you want a true encounter you have to go out with no form of documentation.
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No, you have to impregnate one with human semen and have it give birth to a halfling that doesn't have the ability to use its telekineses on all electronics. Then after it gives birth to it, bash it in the head and do the humane thing by putting it in a museum. Just my opinion
 
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Fullfillmer said:
I am headed to Cookeville next weekend which is beautiful and also the home of our state championship little league reunion and historically a Sasquatch hotspot. Anyone who knows of good areas or any research areas near Cookeville please let me know.

Thanks,
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The Pea Ridge Wildlife Management Area in DeKalb and Cannon Counties. It's about a 35 minute drive from Cookeville.
 
#1,948
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landscapingvol said:
No, you have to impregnate one with human semen and have it give birth to a halfling that doesn't have the ability to use its telekineses on all electronics. Then after it gives birth to it, bash it in the head and do the humane thing by putting it in a museum. Just my opinion
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:yikes: Dude you have one warped mind, your therapist must love you. lol :post-4-1090547957:
 
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Fullfillmer said:
I am headed to Cookeville next weekend which is beautiful and also the home of our state championship little league reunion and historically a Sasquatch hotspot. Anyone who knows of good areas or any research areas near Cookeville please let me know.

Thanks,
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Any set of woods will do. Those suckers are everywhere. They love the color red I hear. Hike through the woods till you find a road. Turn a random direction and walk till you find a stop sign. Pull up a chair or sit on a stump and watch those suckers come to it. It works..... Trust me.
 
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barknoxbrawler said:
Any set of woods will do. Those suckers are everywhere. They love the color red I hear. Hike through the woods till you find a road. Turn a random direction and walk till you find a stop sign. Pull up a chair or sit on a stump and watch those suckers come to it. It works..... Trust me.
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I absolutely cannot decide if I'd like you more if you're serious or if you're not.
 
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