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The founder of the Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization said Bigfoot is as close as any mountain range in New Mexico.

Matt Moneymaker told Action 7 News, evidence includes video footage.

His show, Finding Bigfoot on Animal Planet Channel, showed an image caught on infrared camera of a creature walking in the woods deep in the Jemez.

“I know they’re there because I’ve heard them myself during expeditions,” he said.  ”But there are so many witnesses up there, people continue to see them and that’s how we know they’re still there.”

But they’re not the only ones researching in the land of enchantment.

Rob Kryder of Kryder Exploration has video of what he believed was a Sasquatch standing on a ridge in the Sandias in 1995.

He enhanced the shot to see if it was a tree, but he says it’s clearly a Bigfoot.

“We don’t see a lot of fear response,” explained Kryuder.  ”We see a lot of thoughtful intelligent movement, they’re extremely extremely strategic.”

He showed me this footprint cast of a male, about 12 feet tall who runs around with a female in the Sandias, East of the Northeast Heights.

But Kryder has also found evidence near Madrid.

Kryder and his team have been tracking a family of three for about a year in the Eastern Ortiz Moutains.

They found trees pushed over, which researchers said is a form of communication or warning.

They also found bark ripped off of the ones left standing.

At night, they have caught their howls.

“It was completely different,” said Kryder Exploration researcher Melissa Thompson.  ”There was nothing wildlife-wise that we were able to get that matched what we were seeing.”

And that’s not all!

Fellow team member Josh Lawrence said he saw “eye-shine” or a Bigfoot staring at him through some trees during an evening investigation.

“Their eyes are big,” he said.  ”I mean, bigger than a dog, a cat, or a rabbit.”

Of course, most of you are still skeptical, but that doesn’t deter these Bigfoot believers.

“There’s enough physical evidence out there to prove beyond a shadow of a doubt a thousand times over,” said Kryder.

Read more and watch Rob’s Bigfoot video: http://www.koat.com/news/researchers-bigfoot-lives-in-new-mexico/-/9154100/20186342/-/i38imnz/-/index.html#ixzz2TYUMwyZx

I have already seen the older version of this documentary and it is quite good. Join us at The Guild Cinema on June 7th for the final version! Also, Q&A after at Flying Star with (according to my information):
James Carman, film director
Linda Moulton Howe, journalist and investigator
Dolores Cannon, author and renowned hypnotherapist
Clifford Stone, UFO investigator
Lyn Buchanan, Remote Viewer,
and New Realities TV presenter, Alan Steinfield.

Ticket info HERE

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) – The Albuquerque man accused of stabbing four churchgoers during Sunday Mass told police he was after the choir leader because he thought the man was a Mason.

According to a criminal complaint, 24-year-old Lawrence Capener said he was going after the choir leader at St. Jude Thaddeus Catholic Church because his “speech was different” and he was 99 percent sure he was a Mason.

He told the investigator that Masons are a group involved “in a conspiracy that is far more reaching than I could or would believe.”

Capener says he stabbed others who tried to subdue him because he thought they might be masons, too.

The affidavit says Capener apologized for stabbing the others after he was read his rights and agreed to speak to police.

Video here

at least until they quit killing horses and trying to sell horse meat.

NM man films horse killing to send message to activists

Video here.

Then, there’s “Finding Bigfoot,” a hit series that follows a team of investigators as it tracks the elusive sasquatch. They’ve been all over the United States and the world investigating accounts and video clips of purported Bigfoot sightings, which to my untrained eye often look like guys in black clothes or ape suits.

The New Mexico episode centered on a nighttime thermal video taken in the Jemez on an outing of the Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization in 2011. The TV team camped out in the Jemez in the same spot that the BFRO captured a figure lurking in the woods and tried to lure a sasquatch by howling and urinating to mark territory in hopes the apeman would move in to defend it.

They also held a town hall meeting at the Los Ojos saloon in Jemez Springs, where New Mexicans described ‘squatch encounters. A woman recounted a Bigfoot peering into her cabin window. A man said he saw two running across N.M. 4 at dusk. And two campers told of a big apeman tearing apart their campsite.

Entire story here

FARMINGTON — A smashed watermelon is spread out in the middle of a dirt road in Upper Fruitland, a community where everything from giant pterodactyls to walking lizards to furry children have been reported.
The watermelon happens to be for Bigfoot, another one of the inhabitants of the bucolic town on the outskirts of the Navajo reservation.
“My grandma left it for him,” says Felicia Frank, who lives nearby. “I said, “Grandma, you’re feeding Bigfoot?’”
Down the road, Frank points out where several people have sighted the legendary, hairy being, along with other odd species.
“Things like this happen all the time on the rez,” she says, noting that it is not just in Upper Fruitland that these extraordinary sightings occur.
It’s just a matter of getting people to talk about it.
Talk about taboo

Read on!

In August of 1996 I received a letter from a man in Aliquiu, New Mexico, concerning his experience. His hopes were that someone else had seen or heard of something similar. None of the literature he had read seemed to fit with what he saw that day. The following are his own words about that day:

I am a thirty-five year old single father of two. I am presently employed as a security officer.

On the evening of July 8, 1994, I had an observational encounter of two strange creatures and one seemingly captive human in the Santa Fe National Forest near Abiquiu, New Mexico.

I should say at the outset that I was terribly reluctant to write or tell anyone about this. First; because I have a normal healthy fear of ridicule and second; because it was not the typical “alien encounter” that I have since read so much about. Two years of bad dreams, frustration and doubting my own sanity won out.

I’ve never seen a UFO or anything in the sky that I could not readily identify. I’ve never had “missing time” or any memories that I could not place as to time or content. When I observed the “creatures” at no time did I feel “controlled” or under any kind of mental or physical duress.

On that date, at around 7:30 p.m., I was about twenty minutes into what had become for me a regular afternoon hike through the hills and arroyos to the south of Abiquiu Village. I had stopped to take some water and get my bearings. I estimate that I was about three-quarters of a mile south of US 84.

At our November Meeting — we will be presenting the New Mexico premiere of a new documentary– “Hidden Hand “, it is comprised of interviews with a group of Who’s Who in the Worldwide UFO Community — researchers , scientists and the military — truly a Must See.

Sat. Nov. 17th — Manzano Mesa Multigenerational Center —501 Elizabeth ( just east of Eubank and Southern) 1:15 to 3:00pm with Applebees afterwards.

See you there!

It was a dizzying game of poker, the stakes higher then ever underneath the bullet-riddled ceiling. The Cimarron miner looked at his hand, looked over at his opponent and then glanced around at the decorated walls of the Lambert Inn. The cards told him all he needed to know. “This place is mine,” he thought.

With a grin he said “all in” and the miner, T.J. Wright, won the rights to the St. James Hotel.

Drunk from his victory, and from saloon whiskey, Wright headed up to his room on the second floor. No sooner had he seen the number 18 on his door, he heard the crack of a pistol and felt the hot pain of a bullet slam into the meat of his back — Wright dropped to the floor.

Well, at least that’s how the legend goes.

A hundred years later the T.J. Wright story has taken many different forms. In one version he was shot for cheating at cards, in another he is cheating with the proprietor’s wife. The common theme in all the stories? Wright and Room 18 are intertwined in Cimarron lore.

The rest of the story and video here