Thursday, March 14, 2013

Dogman Ears and Footprint

I have posted a video showing my encounter with what appears to be a "Dogman". I was investigating a Bigfoot feeding station when I heard something in the thick cover in front of my location. I then began to get the strong feeling I was being watched. I zoomed in and out of the area trying to find who or what was watching me. I did not see the "ears" when I was in the field but upon review I found what appears to be the ears and the top of the head of a possible Dogman. 

 

About 30 minutes after I record the footage of the ears I discover a footprint approximatley 30 yards from the location where I capture the "Dogman" ears.




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4 comments:

  1. KayMarch 14, 2013 at 2:37 PM

    Nice job Scott. You never cease to amaze me with your unique gift of capturing the elusive species that surround us unnoticed ! You have a lot of courage to go there again and again , knowing what's there. Looking forward to seeing every video you share . Thanks .

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  2. BrentMarch 14, 2013 at 8:42 PM

    Scott this is awesome. I can not wait to see your footage!

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  3. UnknownMarch 15, 2013 at 3:27 AM

    Scott, that was cool! The crackling of the leaves, the music and the unknown truly sets a person's heart to pumping while viewing this video. Can only imagine how yours was on the day you filmed. Enjoy your close-ups and stills, when I saw the one of the nose, I knew I had seen it before. It took a little bit (now I understand about how long it would take to go through all your videos)---I saw it in the Sneering Bigfoot clip.
    As far as the foot print, I was picturing a Dogman walking more on his forefoot (the toes and ball of his foot) just like Werewolf in the Harry Potter movies then actually having a heel imprint. Thank you for another enjoyable evening in the woods. Anxiously awaiting your next post.

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  4. Rob ShawMarch 21, 2013 at 12:57 AM

    Wow. That's amazing!! Full out Dogman!!!! The track find is incredible. Did you cast it Scott? Or was terrain/weather not favorable for casts? Thanks for sharing this my friend. That track you filmed is one of if not the best I've seen.

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