The proximity of this population of unclassified human-like creatures to human habitations is definitely a well kept secret. However, recently I took a look into a sighting at a 20,000 acre preserve that sits on the border of at least 25 different housing complexes and it struck me like lightning...
People just aren't looking for them in their backyard.
Our media has done a good job in cultivating and nurturing a social anxiety that now perpetuates itself.
I spoke to a young man yesterday who upon hearing that I was a researcher came forward with a sighting report.
The sighting took place in South Eastern Ohio a little over two years ago.
He and his friend were at a local fishing spot that is literally right on the side of a main road that is well traveled. The two young men, both in their early twenties, were sitting on the edge of the bank, fishing poles in hand when just across the river on the opposite bank, a large tree just inside the corn field but clearly visible by both men, began to whip back and forth so violently the leaves were falling off of it.
The two boys stood and watched in amazement. The movement abruptly stopped and as the boys stared at the tree, a very large, wide shouldered, hairy man-like creature rose up above the corn and stared at them. The creature then shrugged it's right shoulder as a man would to relieve the stiffness after a sudden unexpected activity that caused some discomfort. They all stood for a second staring at each other, the creature snorted loudly, turned and disappeared into the corn.
This happened within a quarter of a mile of the downtown area of the little town.
My own experience two weeks ago happened within earshot of a major highway and one thousand yards or so from an upscale golfing community.
I'm not implying that Sasquatch are moving in on our territory but I am a firm believer that our territory has encroached on what may have been and apparently still is some of theirs.
The fact is that here in S. Florida, most of the remaining forest is connected, and almost all of it run's through communities or borders major cities. It seems odd to me that certain preserves have been set aside forming a "corridor" for them to travel the length of the state unnoticed.
Whether that was intended or just a coincidence I cant say, I have my thoughts. If you live on the border of one of these preserves, you may have already seen one, contact me. If you haven't, you may one day wake up to a BIG surprise on you back porch. Either way,
"It's amazing what you don't see when your not looking."
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