Oregon L.O.W.F.I

Archive for May, 2011

I’m passing along the press release from OSS:

t’s said that Squatch’s love a frothy head. Wanna find out? Come on by the 2ND ANNUAL OREGON SASQUATCH SYMPOSIUM booth at this years SASQUATCH BREWFEST 2011 and meet BIG IKE. You can also get info on the Oregon’s finest SASQUATCH round-up being held in the shadow of the Three Sister’s Wilderness.

Also at the booth will be legenday Bigfoot researcher Cliff Barackman, star of this years new hit show on Animal Planet called FINDING BIGFOOT. Founder of the OSS 2011 and Researchers Toby Johnson and Criss Minnear will also be on hand for any Squatchy questions.

Great local beer, music, food and place to duck in out of the rain and hang with your local FRIEND OF THE FEET!!!!

MORE INFO and ways to get tickets…GO TO

http://www.northwestlegendsfoundation.org/

http://oregonsasquatchsymposium.webs.com/

Highway 126, I know it well. This witness reports being followed by a slow moving triangle on the highway on his way to Coos Bay. Time: 4:35 a.am. Report made to Oregon MUFON.

The man left his daughter’s home at 4:35 a.m. He had gone through the towns of Veneta and Noti – still driving in the dark – and had reached the town of Walton at 5:30 a.m.

“I drove for about a couple of minutes when for some reason looked left and saw a large, black triangle with three white lights on each end,” the witness stated.

Veneta, Noti, I know very well, a stone’s throw from where I live. Interesting! I saw my own triangle years ago in Dexter, Oregon, off Highway 58, which is east of me — 126 and Noti, etc. is west of me, on the way out to the coast.

Continuing west on 126, (before going south, towards Coos Bay) the triangle (of which the witness reports seeing triangles in the past) this triangle became very bright, and a bit spooky:

“It was so bright I was actually scared for a moment as I have never seen anything that powerful. The triangle then slowly entered the canyon with that blinding light. I continued on my way as it started to downpour. I did not pass any cars or see anyone on the road. It rained all the way to Mapleton where no one was there.”

You can read the full report here.