Comments for Florida Skunk Ape

Comment on Bill Dayholos Sasquatch Bust by apehuman

apehuman — Thu, 17 Nov 2011 15:18:32 +0000

I can’t beleive I am just discovering yur work! I too, after perhaps 70 nights, about 25 trips, into remote area of SW came across “bigfoot.” And fairly quickly (they seemed to like me and developed a bit of bond and trust) realized they must be human…perhaps relic, perhaps sub-species, perhaps just wild. I began to refer to them in correspondance as Homo indomitus because I too feel the “Sasquatch” image is too burdened with too much bad data for too long! I am working on a little guest post about one of the main reasons I quickly beleived human even though they remined hidden. A “whistle Serenade” – too long here to describe..but the guest post will be an attempt to open the Bigfoot Hunter mind…that these are humans and not beasts…etc May I use the images of you work along with my post?
I will link back to your blog. Thanks so much in advance for your response either way!

Comment on 2000, 12-22 in Pasco County, Florida Skunk Ape Sighting by skunk ape

skunk ape — Thu, 20 Oct 2011 17:57:17 +0000

awesome

Comment on September in Orange County, Florida Skunk Ape Sighting by JP Smith

JP Smith — Thu, 13 Oct 2011 22:39:23 +0000

Hmmm…I was just thinking…4′ tall, hairy and 250-300 lbs. Are you sure it wasn’t your spouse coming home late from the bar?

Comment on September in Orange County, Florida Skunk Ape Sighting by JP Smith

JP Smith — Thu, 13 Oct 2011 22:37:33 +0000

So, you’d kill a living creature that is unknown to science just so people will believe you and the world will know. Yep! Typical redneck mentality!

If you saw a little one, there was definitely at least one big one that you didn’t see.

It would rip you apart like a Velcro rag-doll before you ever fired a shot and you’d be famous for sure! One can dream anyway…

Comment on 1977, October in Apopka, Florida Skunk Ape Sighting by barbara williams

barbara williams — Fri, 30 Sep 2011 20:59:39 +0000

I lived in apopka fa in 1971 where a bigfoot crashed my back door in and chased me into the orange groves one night.. I will never ever forget that as long as I live. I know that the secerity guard was tellin the truth. Barb

Comment on 1965 in Walton County, Florida Skunk Ape Sighting by fred

fred — Fri, 09 Sep 2011 20:29:28 +0000

when taking a shortcut on site c6 from 331 to niceville i saw a big hary man run across the road about a hundred yards ahead!!i was stumped I SAW A BIGFOOT YAAY itold people about the encounter and they just looked at me like i was a nutcase,,well about a month passed and i was waching history channels documentary on snypers,,well they showed the snyper in full dress and there it was the bigfoot o saw on c6 ,,i beilieve in bigfoots but unfortunatly that day was just a traning xcersize of one of americas finest,,and to my friends that thought i was nutz i say hahaha,,,lol

Comment on In Search Of….The Skunk Ape by paul balasch

paul balasch — Thu, 08 Sep 2011 01:51:23 +0000

where are you? i invite you to citrus county during the third week of october.

there is a swift mud camp on the withlacoochee that is promising. the camp has a septic tank but no water and no electricity.

balaschp@yahoo.com
inverness, florida

Comment on 2002, 8-9 in Samsula, Florida Skunk Ape Sighting by JP Smith

JP Smith — Mon, 05 Sep 2011 17:45:41 +0000

Don’t sweat people like “wildthing”…they’re just not capable of understanding.

Comment on Swamp Ape Drawings by Eddie

Eddie — Mon, 08 Aug 2011 12:56:02 +0000

The swamp apes nostrils are too narrow. There is no way a being like this could have evolved to have such a nose in the hot and humid swamps. The bone structure looks like that of a bird but has ape-like feet. C’mon people, make these drawings somewhat plausible or you kill all of the fun.

Comment on 1999, 4-10 in Bradenton, Florida Skunk Ape Sighting by Tam Zenobi

Tam Zenobi — Wed, 03 Aug 2011 00:40:17 +0000

This area is in Manatee not Hillborough county and although it is wooded it is also in a very populated area and has been for many many years. Most sightings in this area are more inland and far less densely populated areas.