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Bigfoot Update!


We have breaking Bigfoot news, and this one hits a little too close to home! Someone posted this information and picture on a local fishing website: Big foot sighting near Rockport. Saturday evening ducking hunting.... This monster walks out I got a quick picture before it notice us and ran back into the marsh. The low tides may have brought him/her out of the marsh.

Here's the picture:

I know what you are thinking, "That could be anything!" You are right of course, which is why I am not worried. To date, the "official" Bigfoot Research Society does not recognize any sasquatch sightings in Aransas County. So we may all sleep soundly tonight.

Thanks to Bobby Albin for info! I'll keep everyone posted on further developments.

Comments

Anonymous said…
The hulking stance is unmistakable.
February 2, 2009 at 3:05 PM
Mark, Lindsey, Brynn & Paisley said…
You know Laura is still a believer! She would say that it was for sure a real sasquatch...NO DOUBT...hahah
February 2, 2009 at 6:39 PM
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