Something Real I used to follow things like this very closely. Time and time again, there is never any proof and sightings have been debunked. The original 1960s BF was proven fraudulent. It seems some folks out there want to scam well meaning people. Ask them for actual PROOF with no anecdotal evidence or people saying they believe this or that. I wager you will get either the run around or no response at all. This goes for UFO sightings and weird river monters and Ghost sightings as well. They want to make names for themselves and hopefully profit from it too. After all, if there was empirical scientific proof, it would make headlines and media outlets would be clamoring for exclusive interviews.
"Jeffrey Gonzalez, a self-described paranormal expert, said he heard about the sighting from a local farmer who said he saw the creature and five others running on his ranch near Avocado Lake."
Think about that. Self described expert? Anyone can do that. Then it goes on to describe an anecdote. That one paragraph is all anyone needs to know that it is a load of BS.
