I have for two nights been on overnight outings in a jungle area near a primitive river in Central Florida. There has been a lack of rain, so the bugs are not bad. This video shows movement on the top of the berm that paralels the river. it is about ten feet up and something can be seen running along the top going from right to left. I beleive I have captured the Florida Skunk Ape in this video. I also walk right into a large spider web.
Showing posts with label Tree knocking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tree knocking. Show all posts
Saturday, June 18, 2011
Sunday, September 5, 2010
Tree Knocking In The Withlacoochee State Forest Florida
Tree knocking is considered to be an effective way of communicating with Bigfoot. The theory is that Bigfoot uses this technique of wood knocking to alert other Sasquatch of the presence of humans. They have been known to respond to knocking, perhaps thinking it is other Bigfoot guys. I took this video in the Richloam track of the Withlacoochee State Forest in Sumpter County Florida. People think they have seen things in this vid. You be the judge.
Friday, September 3, 2010
Richloam Tract Withlacoochee State Forest Florida
The section marked as G has been the scene of two class A sightings of Bigfoot in the last year. That is a major reason why I have been focusing on this area. The are is not easy to get into and it is overgrown during the summer. That cuts down on visability (which does help in spotting a skunk ape).
The video I have posted here shows how thick it is out there. I was headed for an area I located on the topographical map to do a session of tree knocking. I bring my baseball bat with me in these wildlife areas. I would take a gun if I owned one. Very interesting in deed.
Fall will be here before we know it and I hope to find lots more evidence in the coming months. There is a way to do a two or three night backpack loop of the area. That would be cool, but I would only do it as an expedition with some of the researchers from Florida that I have met on Facebook.
The video I have posted here shows how thick it is out there. I was headed for an area I located on the topographical map to do a session of tree knocking. I bring my baseball bat with me in these wildlife areas. I would take a gun if I owned one. Very interesting in deed.
Fall will be here before we know it and I hope to find lots more evidence in the coming months. There is a way to do a two or three night backpack loop of the area. That would be cool, but I would only do it as an expedition with some of the researchers from Florida that I have met on Facebook.
Saturday, May 8, 2010
Bigfoot Encounter In Florida - Howl After Tree Knocking
This recording was over a year ago and I posted it when I had NO subscribers. It has been buried deep in my archieves. I hope you enjoy it because a howl response to a wood knock is rare. At the 7:05 mark the Skunk Ape responses in the distance with two howls. Its clear and easy to hear.
Monday, April 5, 2010
Bigfoot Evidence: Florida Tree Knocking
Tree knocking or the banging of wood has long been believed to be a way of communication between sasquatch to ward off other males or alert others to the presence of humans, perhaps. We are really not sure but there seems to be historical president for this behavior such as what was recorded in the High Sierra mountains in 1974 called the Sierra Sounds.
Sunday, September 27, 2009
Poachers Or Skunk Ape?
I went into the Dead River area of hillsborough County Florida because it had been a logging camp over 80 years ago. For some reason, Bigfoot has been seen in logging areas. This place was desolate and spooky. I heard what I thought was Bigfoot tree knocking. It may have been poachers since hunting in Florida is illegal at this time of year.
I don't think it was anyone because this area is so remote and forbidden. The reality of getting past the snakes, swamp, alligators, mud, sinkholes and filth would just not be worth your time.
Here is a video that has a clear audio of what I think is Sasquatch tree knocking. I am open to the idea that it may be something else.
Friday, September 25, 2009
Tree Knocking For Bigfoot In Florida
Tree Knocking is a technique that has been successful in contacting and communicating with Sasquatch or Bigfoot. It is believed that he uses this as a way of controlling territory. I tried this in Florida and had remarkable success, when something responded to my tree knocking.
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