Comments on: Bigfoot in Connecticut?

By: David

David — Sat, 21 Jan 2012 01:30:41 +0000

Ivan, being a Connecticut resident as I am. (Old Lyme here) taking it at face value that you are as well. I never heard on local radio or TV about your alledged run in with Bigfoot. Admittedly, I am not an expert nor have I ever claimed to be regarding Bigfoot, that being said, I have never heard of Bigfoot eating animals or hurting them for that matter. If you came across foot prints and other types of evidence why didn’t you go public with your findings? and/or get in touch with a cryptozoologist who has the expertise to look at the evidence from a scientific standpoint? That would at the least lend credit to your findings. Too say the least I find your story, just that, a story.

By: ivan rodriguez

ivan rodriguez — Mon, 09 Jan 2012 03:52:04 +0000

I just moved here in may of 2011 from pa. I live in bethel and I went out to walk my dog and there was a deer on the side of the drive on the grass with a leg missing. I continued to walk my dog and noticed a huge bloody bare foot print in the middle of the drive and I look on the other side where the woods start and another print and the leg from the deer.

By: The Winsted Wildman - Damned Connecticut

The Winsted Wildman - Damned Connecticut — Sun, 18 Dec 2011 16:58:46 +0000

[...] by Pie Grande, courtesy of Wikimedia CommonsAlthough we’ve written about the various alleged sightings of “Bigfoot” in Connecticut, there’s one particular variation on the theme that we thought might be a little more fun to [...]

By: Michael Amato

Michael Amato — Wed, 24 Aug 2011 19:31:26 +0000

My friends and I have camped many times in the northwest hills of CT and only once did we hear that piercing scream in the distance. If it was a barn owl, we would have heard the screech many times. Also the only time bigfoot is seen in some populated areas is when they are moving from one forested area to another.

By: David

David — Sun, 07 Aug 2011 06:47:29 +0000

I don’t know about the rest of you but I have been living in Connecticut nearly all my 44yrs of life. I can see Bigfoot or a guy on an ape suit whichever you prefer. Being in places like Woodstock, CT or East Hampton. CT but for it to be in more suburban/urban areas like Bristol or Norwich, CT is so far fetched its pathetic. To give ppl who don’t know the lack of a rural setting Norwich or Bristol, Connecticut are think Northern Jersey or suburban NYC or lower Fairfield County just over the NY border in Connecticut. Bigfoot doesn’t hangout in densely populated areas. If Bigfoot did hangout in dense areas of the country, there would be many more sightings besides the current ones on file in some mad scientist/crytpozoologist basement computer. We would know its habits whereas now, we [society at large] are clueless about Bigfoot or if you would rather a crazy guy in a monkey suit as a saturday night activity trying to keep the cops busy with his stupid sophomoric crazy way of entertaining his mind. Another thing you budding crytpozoologists out there have to consider is the current number of authentic US citizens and the number of illegal aliens. Depending on the source you want to site, you will see there are in excess of 300 million ppl in the country. This population is a lot of ppl who are spread out throughout the country to take pics and or video of this alleged creature. Ppl you need to be more critical of the available information out there and you common sense to cut through the bs.

By: Jenny

Jenny — Tue, 28 Jun 2011 17:36:02 +0000

Has anyone ever listened to the sounds of a barn owl? They can be very loud and often scary in the middle of the night. I’m wondering if that may be what some folks have heard……

By: Jordan Fisher

Jordan Fisher — Sat, 25 Jun 2011 06:34:26 +0000

There is no doubt in my mind that “Big Foot” is real. Although, some may deny it, it really can not be disprovened. Not everything is bear. Not everything is a hoax. There is thermal proof of actaul creatures that don’t have heat structures such as humans, bears and etc. I am a very big fan myself and I am hoping to get a siting up here where I live. And Subkilla, I am glad to hear that~ maybe I sha’ll take a camping trip out there myself!

By: jon

jon — Sun, 27 Feb 2011 23:27:09 +0000

found huge footprints in snow this morning behind my house with huge gap in between (stride) i dont know what or who was behind my house at night but it is very strange either andre the giant is back and walking around barefoot in the snow or it is something else could be a bear but looks more like human feet with toes took pictures just so i know i am not crazy interesting thing is that there is deer tracks in front of footprints going the same way i am in central ct not many bf sightings around here

By: subkilla

subkilla — Sat, 05 Feb 2011 04:06:02 +0000

I hiked the blue trail near Voluntown a few years ago. I ended up camping very near Wyasup Lake. In the night, my companions and I were awoken by a sound almost indescribable. It was like the sound of an ape or monkeys, but with a screeching, howling undertone. And it was not alone. We heard the sound from east to west and back again in chorused echo. I decided to cover my head and find safety in sleep. The morning found us peaceful and alone. Since that night, I have listened to numerous audio tracks of North American wildlife (including the red fox) and have found nothing as “powerful” as what I heard in eastern CT whatever it may have been.

By: scott

scott — Sun, 19 Dec 2010 02:43:41 +0000

Not to sound demeaning,
have you ever heard a red fox “scream” at night.
I can tell you it sounds awfully powerful especially
in the dark.