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October Blog 1-Bigfoot

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By Aaron Perez Published 10/1/2025 Image Credit: Harry and the Hendersons (1987)      Bigfoot, also known as Sasquatch, is a legendary creature said to roam the forests and mountains of North America. Described as a large, hairy, ape-like being standing 7 to 10 feet tall, Bigfoot has captured the imagination of cryptozoology enthusiasts, adventurers, and skeptics alike. While its existence remains unproven, countless alleged sightings have fueled the myth, with reports spanning from the Pacific Northwest to the deserts of the Southwest, including New Mexico and Texas.      Bigfoot is most famously associated with the dense forests of the Pacific Northwest, particularly in Washington, Oregon, and Northern California. The 1967 Patterson-Gimlin film, shot in Northern California, remains the most iconic piece of alleged evidence, showing a large, bipedal creature striding through the wilderness. Sightings have also been reported in the Midwest, particularly in ...

Horizon City Monster

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 By Aaron Perez Published 3/20/2025 Image credit: El Paso Times, Nacho L Garcia Jr.      When one thinks of Bigfoot, they think of heavily wooded forests and mountain ranges, not a desert. Just outside of El Paso, Texas, in the desert suburb known as Horizon City is said to have Bigfoot roam in its outskirts.  This Bigfoot is known as the Horizon City Monster and has been spotted in the area since the 1970s. Its first encounter describes a seven foot gorilla-like creature covered in black fur and standing upright. Some even claim to have observed him drinking in the nearby lake, and that he has a mouth similar to a bulldog's. Witnesses also describe the creature, or creatures, as having catlike eyes and a strong odor. While some claim it as a hoax, others claim that this monster is real, and it had established a home near Lake El Paso, which is inside the city's golf course. Others speculate that the monster was just an unshaven man who lived as a hermit in the ...