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During a recent radio show named “Native America Calling,” callers discussed their encounters with bigfoot.  A man named Blaine spoke about seeing a bigfoot in near Gallup New Mexico as he rode his mountain bike down a mountain, and the strange way it affected his mind.

As I was coming down, I kinda felt a fear, like you know you’re gonna step on a snake and you look down and sure enough there’s a snake.  This fear was overwhelming.  I came around the corner, and it was by a stream.  Deeply forested, with aspen trees.  I was riding pretty fast because it was a steep slope.  I looked out of the corner of my eye and I saw something.  I hit my brakes, I just stopped.  I had to look.  I looked at it, and it was black, and it had a grayish face.  The eyes were kind of a brownish.  I was probably like 30 feet away from it.  I had to keep looking.  I looked at it and I looked at it, and it was looking right at me.  It had positioned itself over a huge pine log, probably about six feet around.  He had his hands on top of it like he was resting.  He was on four legs, he just looked like [the size of] a big cow.  I just stared at him, we looked at each other for like five minutes.  And as I was looking at him, and we were just looking at one another, I started to experience this thing inside my head, like, it got inside my head, like it was saying..  it had a very powerful mind, and it was making me think that I wasn’t looking at what I was looking at.  It was putting into my mind that I wasn’t looking at what I was looking at.  That’s the best way I can explain it.  It’s like a [medicine] man, you know, that has a really powerful mind.  It can change your mind into thinking that you’re not seeing it.  I looked at it and it finally stood up.  After it stood up I got on my bike and started to ride off.

That is the NM portion of the article, but there is much more interesting stuff in the article -

The Blogsquatcher: When bigfoot gets in your head — telepathy, dreams, & channelers, oh my!.

I had little to say since I am pretty shy without my computer. :)  As always though, we had a great time!

Two weeks ago the group, known for its 200 years of experience in the world of the paranormal, had a get-together in Albuquerque to share their last three months of research and experiences in their very strange world. MJ-7 never disappoints. The following is a brief discussion of some of the sharing. A great variety of subjects were covered.

First, there was the story from the artist in Santa Fe, which had an encounter with a Bigfoot and was inspired to paint a huge painting of that night’s event. Then there was the researcher who had been in the field in Washington State, doing vortex/dimensional photography of strange beings, including a possible Bigfoot. The same person in the last 60 days has been east of Albuquerque and working on a process for direct contact with Sasquatch people and other forest beings, and he shared some of his photos. The 2009 Dulce Base conference came up and there was talk of a possible 2010 part 2 in Dulce next year.

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Perfect timing because I was just talking about the Ruidoso Bigfoot with someone a couple weeks ago and wanting more info.

Traveling west leaving the sagebrush plains of Roswell and Chaves County behind you will find the serene forested towns of Lincoln County.  Towns where Billy the Kid roamed and shot it out, Peter Hurd did his famous paintings, and Smokey the Bear famously survived a forest fire in Capitan.

One town especially sticks out in Lincoln County though, and that town is Ruidoso, New Mexico, a favorite spot for a quick getaway for many Roswellites.  And, like Roswell’s Main Street full of little green men and flying saucers, the main street of Ruidoso is dotted with ornately carved wooden bears giving it a distinctly forest-like feel.

And interestingly, while Chaves County is alien territory, the mountains of Lincoln County and Ruidoso are ironically enough Bigfoot country.

Yes, New Mexico has Bigfoot too.

Continue reading John LeMay’s article here

and check out John’s book on Roswell here

In continuing my coverage of the Dulce Conference, Mr. O’ Brien was the next speaker. His expertise was on the strange things that are happening in the huge San Luis Valley near Dulce. Some say this valley is the largest in the world, but I am going to conservatively say it is one of the largest in North America. But anyways he knows San Luis Valley and has written several excellent books on the subject. I have read them all and visited the area several times. From my personal observations, it is truly a place of strange events.

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