I read somewhere that someone said that they look for bigfoot's (bigfeet?) and that if they spot one, they felt the first specimen should be shot and
studied and as for the rest of the species make them a protected species. I wonder if these things really exist... Some people swear that they do!
There are moments in a man's life that can change him forever, transform his perspective on the world, send him down paths he never dreamed
existed.
Often these life-altering experiences come and go in the twinkling of an eye, leaving one to wonder whether they were real or imaginary, resulting in
questions without answers.
Bizarre and unexpected incidents can, in rare instances, cause men to reorganize their priorities and send them on lifetime quests where the odds of
success are almost nonexistent.
William Dranginis experienced just such a moment in the early spring of 1995. While walking through a remote section of Culpeper County with two
friends, the Manassas security technologist had a chance encounter that turned his life in a new direction.
There, on a leaf-littered trail in the chill of a March afternoon, he says he came face to face with the creature that has both fascinated and eluded
man for untold centuries--Bigfoot.
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