I have been asked many times what does a Bigfoot look like,
how big are they what color is their hair, etc. I thought I would give you what
the Bigfoot in my research area look like. This is totally based on my personal
experience, research, and local eyewitness reports. Some characteristics of
the Bigfoot in East Tennessee are unique to the Southern United States while others seem to be
shared by Bigfoot nation wide.
Size:
Height
Average – 7 Feet
Largest – 10 Feet
Foot Size
Average – 17 inches
Largest – 22 inches
Weight (Approximate)
Average – 400 lbs
Largest (Based on depth of footprint) – 800 to 900 lbs
Hair Colors:
Black
Grey
Reddish Brown
Skin Color:
Pasty Grey
Black/Dark Grey
Caucasian
Eye Color:
Black
Dark Brown
Head/Face
The heads are round, the brow is heavy and protruding, the
eyes are deep set and are hard to see when looking straight at the face, The
hair on most is groomed to be off the brow, it many times follows the brow line
which gives the Bigfoot a raccoon or what I call the “Eddie Munster” look. Facial
hair varies from none at all to almost full coverage. On average the nose is
wide and flat, but a few have “human looking” noses that are thinner. The
mouths are wider than a human and the teeth are large but square. The check
bones are usually high – appear to have a Native American genetics mixed in, I
have heard witnesses say except for the brow they looked like and “old stoic
Indian”. The lips are thin on most.
General Appearance:
Wide shoulders-appears if they are wearing football shoulder
pads, arms that hang down around the knees. No visible neck, the head appears
to sit right on top of the shoulders. The heads are round facial hair varies
among individual.
Language/Vocalizations:
Calls I have heard:
Barred Owl Calls, Robin, general “fake” sounding bird calls,
jaw popping, grunts, a “sneeze” that I
captured on video, and Whoops.
Language:
Mumblings, Samurai Chatter, on one occasion a single spoken
word: “Jerahoe”, and yelling in an unknown language (recording authenticated
and transcribed by Scott Nelson)
Structures:
Stick Structures, rock stacking, rock arrangements, and
trail markers.
Gifts given to me:
Scott, do you think the running conversation
ReplyDeleteyou have with the rock/trail markers is the result of one individual or who ever gets there
first? I wonder if the first one's statement is
respected by the second and not changed before
you see it.
Joe..you should try posting thier pictures around the research area with your picture next to it..they might figure that they are no longer fooling you and come out in the open
ReplyDeleteOh wow Scott, it's great that Scott Nelson authenticated and transcribed your audio. I hope one day you will share that.
ReplyDeleteIt's cooled off a bit hasn't it. I sure do feel for you out in the woods with the heat and the bugs.(and all the other researchers too) It's hard work. Thank you.