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- May 27, 2016
On this episode I speak to Doug Waller of SOSBI.
The SouthEastern Ohio Society for Bigfoot Investigation.
The club was started in 2008 with the main intent to give people the chance to freely and openly talk about bigfoot among others with the same interests. Our meetings are an open forum and everyone is encouraged to speak. Meetings are generally held every other month on Saturday at our local Crossroads Branch Library, only because 3 of the founders work for the library system.
SOSBI’s mission is to give everyone and anyone the chance to talk about bigfoot without the fear of being made fun of or taunted.
Visit their Facebook page HERE…and the SOSBI website
You can contact them at: (740) 624-5122 or email at southeasternohiobigfoot@yahoo.com
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Very interesting and down-to-earth guest. Ordinary and typical people like Doug add much to the credibility of cryptozoology.
I find it curious that those who investigate the mystery primates in the Salt Fork State Park area seem to call them bigfoot whereas I know that one of the regional names for bigfoot is the “grassman” in Ohio. When Ohioans are referring to the grassman, is that term more typically used in another part of Ohio? I have a lot of relatives who live in the northern portion of Ohio and none of them had ever heard of the grassman or known of the significant numbers of bigfoot sightings in their state.
Of course, having just posted that, I scrolled down the ITF episode list and saw that Episode 14 is entitled “The Grassman of Salt Fork.”