There are three rules when you’re camping in Sasquatch country: Take the high ground, let them come to you and remove any potential weapons
from the area. Sasquatch are known to throw rocks—big rocks—when they’re mad. (The Iroquoian Stone Giants of upstate New York, quite possibly a native
American legend of Bigfoot, are described as "employing stones for weapons.") On a two-day expedition several weeks later, I was glad I listened to
my own advice.
At approximately 7:30 on the first morning of my second stake-out, I took a short walk through the woods. On my return, I sensed something was amiss.
The energy around me was strange, as if something was about to happen.
And then it did, and very quickly.
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i live on staten island and can say iv never heard about this until the other day their was an article on this. im not sure if i believe itstaten
island isnt that big. something like that most likely would have been found by now. not saying its not true i just kinda wonder.
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here is a similar article my sis sent me, i grew up across the river from SI
www.silive.com.../base/news/10550782646670.xml
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