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Mike's Werewolf Journal. 1.. A brief outline of events.

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Werewolf log First entry, date 4.5.16 Search area, Maple Durnham, Nuney Green and Cheazey Heath (North of Reading) Weather- Sunny and clear Temp- 18c The purpose of this search was to find foot prints and any hides, and to try and establish if Werewolves or Wildman are in the area. Nothing found Date 5.11.16 Search area, Nuney Green and along the B4526 Time 11.39 am to 12.09 pm Temp- 7c Weather- Slightly overcast, cloudy but no rain Of interest on one side of the Woods there was bird song and on the other side total dead silence, I feel no presence of danger, but of being watched Note Werewolf sightings and locations based on colleagues and friends Longcross near Chobham, this was in June 2009 Nuney Green, Oxfordshire (Ongoing) Waltington Hill, Oxfordshire Charlbury and Chadbury in Oxfordshire (The locals have reported large wild black canines in the area going back decades) Bircher Common near Leominster, the sighting ...

How To Cast Footprints by Dave Davies

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This is a very basic how to guide for casting a model up from a print. It's very easy to follow and works well with a variety of prints. All of the materials are easily obtainable from any high street, and at the very worst, a quick click away from a website. It's a very good idea to try this method out a few times at home so you can see how easy it is, and to familiarise yourself with how the plaster behaves. The main fear or worry with working with plaster is it suddenly setting on you, so if you know what to expect, it will become easier with each casting. What You Will Need. Polythene mixing bowl Polythene spatula Plaster of Paris Absorbent kitchen towel Scissors 1-3 small bottles of tap water An old trowel or butter knife An old nailbrush Plastic bags ( carrier or bin liners ) 1-3 long screws or hooks Blue or red food colouring St...

Isabella's Journal Part 2 Introduction. Who broke the Deer fence. And shots in the night

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Hello  Deborah, This is Isabella from the far north, somewhere in Scotland where, if you recall, it appears a family of bigfoot have become habituated to a locality near my home.  For more than a year I’ve observed what I can of their presence, after the alpha male of this clan appeared on the hill above my cottage, making himself known for reasons I’m still trying to figure out. As you know, it’s become clear that his clan communicate -- generally undetected -- through bird calls.  And what I thought an unusual presence of a huge band of owls in the woods next to my home is actually bigfoot conversing on their travels between the mountains beyond and the river below.  And he watches me as well, having made a hidey-hole in the rhododendron shrubbery over the lane, where he can see me at the dining table as I write.  It even seems that this bigfoot throws primitive woven stick-toys into the garden for my dog. Having reported to you on these experience...

The Black Cat of Taff Bargoed 2009

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Witness C Driver: There had been lots of talk about a creature roaming around the mountains close to my home for a few weeks. People were talking about it and wondering what it was? At that point it was just local gossip and i hadn't seen it myself. One evening as it was just getting dark, i was at home and I heard something in the garden, i went over to the window to see what had made the noise, and to my surprise there in the garden was a really large black cat and it was there staring back at me. It wasn't a domestic cat, or somebodies pet, it was far too big and bulky. At that point i remembered the back door was open and at first i didn't want to move, but thinking about safety and realising it could come into the house, (although it made no move to do that) I went to close the door as quick as i could, i ran back and checked the window and it was gone. I don't know if it was me being calm or the stance of the Cat, but I didn't feel threatened by it at all...

Food sources for UK Bigfoot...that old "Chestnut" Chris Turner 10/9/17

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Due to the popularity of Chris Turner’s last post on the blog, he has kindly agreed to do another, his work on engaging with skeptics rather than butting heads, is a better way forward, than just hoping they will go away, after all understanding is the key, and we can only help people to understand if we answer the question that come up often. Food sources for UK Bigfoot...that old "Chestnut" If I've heard it once I've heard it a thousand times, " There's no food to support a breeding population of Bigfoots! ".  It's hard not to point out the obvious at this stage, but we'll leave the whole ASSumption thing for now. When I first started researching, this was and still is, one of the most widely debated issues surrounding UK Bigfoot claims. Strangely, I'd say that the majority were concerned about food sources today! as opposed to the past millenniums. So let's us first concentrate on that...it won't take long! B...