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Just want to mention here, Some of the Facebook Dogman groups I am on, Ive been in discussions in the comments with a bunch of people on there, about Dogmans existence, I guess I was starting to ask skeptical questions and I got a barrage of messages telling me how wrong I am, and actually got an invite from Joedy Cooke (he is a fairly well known Dogman investigator), and a few others about going with them to see one of these things.
They seem to feel pretty confident they know some places where a sighting is almost a sure thing...we will see if any of them are serious or not!
Maybe those 19 people were seeing Bigfoot or Dogmen, and just misidentified them as black bears? LOL
They do state on that map: 'confirmed sightings of black bears'. Of course one would have to ask the Game Commission in that state what the criteria was for confirming a black bear sighting?
I know when I tried to get my Game Commission to come and check out our sighting of a mountain lion in PA that they basically treated me as if I was drinking and I don't drink - they also never came to check. So I really have no idea how they confirm a sighting.
One time my father called from work and told me to go down to his place and harvest grapes - his vines were full. Well we went down and there was not a grape left on any of his prize vines. But there was plenty of confirmation evidence that black bears had been there the night before. You could still see the grape seeds in the big piles of manure!
PS About a "sure thing"; don't you think that we would have some clear pictures and great evidence if these sightings were a "sure thing"?
Just want to mention here, Some of the Facebook Dogman groups I am on, Ive been in discussions in the comments with a bunch of people on there, about Dogmans existence, I guess I was starting to ask skeptical questions and I got a barrage of messages telling me how wrong I am, and actually got an invite from Joedy Cooke (he is a fairly well known Dogman investigator), and a few others about going with them to see one of these things.
They seem to feel pretty confident they know some places where a sighting is almost a sure thing...we will see if any of them are serious or not!
They do state on that map: 'confirmed sightings of black bears'. Of course one would have to ask the Game Commission in that state what the criteria was for confirming a black bear sighting?
I know when I tried to get my Game Commission to come and check out our sighting of a mountain lion in PA that they basically treated me as if I was drinking and I don't drink - they also never came to check. So I really have no idea how they confirm a sighting.
One time my father called from work and told me to go down to his place and harvest grapes - his vines were full. Well we went down and there was not a grape left on any of his prize vines. But there was plenty of confirmation evidence that black bears had been there the night before. You could still see the grape seeds in the big piles of manure!
PS About a "sure thing"; don't you think that we would have some clear pictures and great evidence if these sightings were a "sure thing"?
I had the same exact thing happen to me a few months ago. I was camping at a very remote campground and was the only one there. Woke up to rain so fell back asleep. When I got up an hour later it had stopped raining. There is a ring(road) around the entire area that has to be around 3/4 of a mile long. I took my dog for a walk around it then went back and made breakfast. After eating we went for another walk. About half way around I look down and see a HUGE paw print. So I instantly called my 97 pound Pit Bull back to me. The print could easily fit 4 of his inside it. The prints were not there 45 minutes earlier so we got back to the camper before my silly dog sniffed the mountain lion out to play with.
Unfortunately I didn't take a picture of any of the block long trail of prints. Everyone said we don't have mountain lions here but I can guarantee one was there and left a ton of prints in the soft center of the gravel road.
I had the same exact thing happen to me a few months ago. I was camping at a very remote campground and was the only one there. Woke up to rain so fell back asleep. When I got up an hour later it had stopped raining. There is a ring(road) around the entire area that has to be around 3/4 of a mile long. I took my dog for a walk around it then went back and made breakfast. After eating we went for another walk. About half way around I look down and see a HUGE paw print. So I instantly called my 97 pound Pit Bull back to me. The print could easily fit 4 of his inside it. The prints were not there 45 minutes earlier so we got back to the camper before my silly dog sniffed the mountain lion out to play with.
Unfortunately I didn't take a picture of any of the block long trail of prints. Everyone said we don't have mountain lions here but I can guarantee one was there and left a ton of prints in the soft center of the gravel road.
Me and my late wife chased our one sighting of a mountain lion down a dirt road at 35 mph in our pickup truck. We got to within 20 yards before it sprang off the road and into the red brush that covers many of our forest floors around here. It could have been just feet away from the road; but I was not going to go poking around for it. It looked like it could have weighed 100 pounds or more.
We did feel a little exonerated when a woman in Connecticut hit and killed one with her car a few years later. The DNA test on that one proved it was from South Dakota; so it could have traveled through PA to get there. But, officially as far as I know, mountain lions are extinct in PA and none live here (officially). Of course it would help if they came out to investigate when one is reported!
Is there a place to see the HD video? That thick pamphlet has the typical blobsquach pictures according to those that have purchased it.
I don't know.
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