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NOTE 2 - Photo credits have been observed to the best of my knowledge. If there is any material that I do not have permission to post, please let me know and I will delete it immediately.
Back in my early skunkape hunting days. I am the one all the way on the right. Photo taken in 1986.
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Slickster's
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NOTE 3 - In no case do I claim proof of validity of any picture found herein. By the same token, in no case with any picture found herein, do I discredit in the least bit. I am not an expert. The photos are here for you to decide.
Skunkape sketch. The creature is seen here from the back, walking through a swamp.
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Slickster's
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These are called hardwood hamocks. They are dense tropical jungle like tree islands found throughout all of south Florida. Places like these make fantastic hiding areas for skunkapes.
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Slickster's
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Here is a perfect example of how mammals in the Everglades have adapted to the wet environment. This habitat would not be a problem for a bigfoot type creature.
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Slickster's
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This may be a skunkape footprint. The print measured roughly 16 X 8 inches. This print was found in the Ocala National Forest.
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Slickster's
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Most bigfoot sightings take place on desolate roads as travelers come upon the creatures who may be crossing. This is a typical scene of such a situation. The photo enhanced picture is copyrighted by John McGhee. Visit his site.
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John McGhee
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The land down under also has it's own bigfoot creature. They call it the Yowie. This night time photo shows a Yowie hiding in the brush (bottom right corner). Note the incredible glowing eyes!
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Dean Harrison
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This skunkape picture began a rash of reports from Florida. The photo was taken by Vince Doerr.
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Logan P.
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How would you like to run into this on your next camping trip? This photo from Cliff Crook.
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Logan P.
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Probably the most famous of all bigfoot pictures. This is a frame from the Patterson/Gimlin film of 1967 in California. Courtesy: Rene Dahinden.
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Logan P.
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A very early photo of a possible bigfoot. Zack Hamilton took this photo of the hairy hominid.
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Logan P.
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Here is the skunkape seen running through the wetlands of Florida. This photo was taken by skunkape researcher David Shealy in the Ochopee area.
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Logan P.
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Look closely at the image hidden in the foliage. The bigfoot creatures no doubt are masters at camoflauge.
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Carrie Lopez
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