On this episode as previously stated, A.I.M.S. traveled to Kentucky to find and trap the Wolfman. Now the fact that they seemed to jump wholeheartedly into believing there is a Wolfman running around instead to ruling everything else out first bothers the skeptic in me. Do I believe in a giant Wolf Man roaming in Kentucky's wilderness? Of course not, but the show did do a good job in selling me on the fact that there is something giant roaming around the Kentucky wilderness.
While watching the show, I did find myself not wanting it to end so I could see whatever it is eating huge deer and dragging it back to its den, and leaving huge footprints all over the region. Next week seems to be a hunt for the Grassman which I am assuming its another name for Bigfoot but I will watching.
*Note: As Mountain Monsters enters season 4, I have viewed this show since season 1. Apparently everyone loves hillbilly's running around shooting things. Has anyone had their eye shot out yet?
Roy Weedmark is the owner of Paranormal Discord. Paranormal Discord is an attempt to poke fun of the dysfunctional world we call ghost hunting.
*Note: As Mountain Monsters enters season 4, I have viewed this show since season 1. Apparently everyone loves hillbilly's running around shooting things. Has anyone had their eye shot out yet?
Roy Weedmark is the owner of Paranormal Discord. Paranormal Discord is an attempt to poke fun of the dysfunctional world we call ghost hunting.
you gotta be kidding me. the ahem, monster is 2 ft from a goat and the goat is bending over eating. this is after they had it in a hole and left. also the one dude couldn't get his shoulders in the hole but it's 350-500lbs.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comment, but thats why I said it bothered me that they jumped completely into saying it was the wolf man. It could have easily been something else.
Delete1ST, THIS IS A ENTERTAINING SHOW. IF ANYONE THINK THIS IS A REAL GROUP OF ANYTHING NEEDS HEADS WORKED ON. "BUCK" IS OBESE AS IS ALL OF THEM. BUT IT IS FUN TO WATCH. I WILL WATCH AGAIN AND AGAIN....CAUSE I'M NUTS. I'M JUST WONDERING HOW LONG IT WILL TAKE TO GET CANCELED, PROBABLY ABOUT AS LONG AS IT TAKES BUCK AND THE BOYS TO CHANGE PANTS AND TAKE A BATH..........FUN 4 SURE. JUST DONT TAKE ANY OF IT SERIOUS...IT IS LIKE THE WWF...........OOOOOOOPS, SORRY, RASTLIN IS REAL
DeleteIt was "something else". It was one of the Good Ole' Boys. That's why the goat wasn't throwing a horror show trying to vamoose, and just kept on eating.
DeleteCuriously, the "lair" where all the bones were found, was at the bottom of a dropoff. My sense tells me the deer and/or cattle fell off the edge, causing grievous injury that they succumbed to, and were then subsequently, predated upon.
DeleteWatching the fat dude fall down every episode is entertaining enough to tune in.
DeleteI totally agree! The episode where he fell twice in the creek was hilarious! Not to mention that stupid "wild bill" character, who wants to take on all the monsters just with his pocket knife because he's some badass ex-marine. It's like watching re-runs of gomer pyle!
DeleteWhen they were tracking something in the woods AND the one Large Guy who fell twice in the water, then pretended to pass out after looking at the MOTH MAN'S "RED EYES" .. Common now, this is as fake as fake can get,, If you were tracking something in the woods would you go stomping in the woods making as much noise as possible and still expect your prey not to hear you !! PLEASE
DeleteUr right, if the supposebly wolfmans so dangerous,how in the world ur going to stick ur head in the hole,sounds like alot live action pooda pooh!!!
DeleteHow can they tell the Wolfman was walking on 2 legs from that video? The whole screen was blocked.
DeleteIt pisses me off to read all these ignorant comments. All of you would never have the guts to do what they do! Show me real proof its fake then you can judge
DeleteYou can't be serious, if any of their evidence was real don't you think there would be more media attention outside the show? This is staged deliberate acting (and not even very convincing). It is not real in any way.
Deleteit could be a hoax but the chupacabra was said to be a hoax
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I agree....why on earth if they are hunting for something that weights 500-800.lbs in a hole that is only 2ft wide...why would they think he would be in there...lmao. ..c'mon...you guys gotta do better then that
DeleteSo 11:20, are you trying to say that chupacabras are real? I have yet to see that proof.
DeleteThen we have Mr. ALL CAPS, who uses the argument of obesity as evidence of a hoax. Now there's some detective work! With that logic, we could say his spelling, punctuation and sentence structure are evidence of his illiteracy.
The only person here who even has half a point is erica. Everyone talks big, but most would likely pee their pants in the woods. However erica, if you believe anything on this show is real, you're dumber than Mr. ALL CAPS.
Just like on finding bigfoot most of the eyewitnesses have had daytime encounters And taken pictures or video during the day but the "researchers" only look for them at night. I used to wanna believe in Bigfoot and stuff but these shows have ruined it for me. Bring back monster quest. Less entertaining but more realistic
DeleteTotally agreed. I grew up on In Search Of...now I see all of these shows and I am convinced there is NOTHING out there at all. Maybe there was centuries ago but no longer. The show I am waiting for is when someone from A.I.M.S fires an actual shot and wings BoBo, from Finding Bigfoot in the ass....
DeletePeople! C'mon! These are ACTORS! All of the evidence is faked. All of the events are staged. A.I.M.S. is not a real organization. Imagine for a second if the "finding Bigfoot" people found tracks, and hair, and slaughtered animals, every single time they did an investigation. They would, at the very least, cast the prints! Ever notice how every time they manage to catch whichever beast of the week they're hunting, they didn't bother to set a trail cam up to shoot footage of the animal escaping? Ever notice how half the time they take off after a creature through the woods, they are running TOWARD the camera crew? Isn't the camera crew concerned about the 9 ft tall monster standing right behind them? Haha! Does anyone really think these loud, out of shape, hillbillies could just manage to find, or be attacked by, some sort of rare, elusive, massive, animal hiding in the woods EVERY SINGLE TIME they walk out there? Yelling and stomping around? And please, (those of you worried about how they handle their weapons), I'm pretty sure the only injury anyone can get from a shotgun shooting blanks is a ruptured ear drum.. They're actors.. They're using blanks..
Deletei think it all has to do with the fact all the people involved more than likely have consumed massive amounts of moonshine..as clearly show in the last episode where the guy was swigging shine cause of a toothache then supposably pulled it wit pliers. FYI the moonshine was definately real
DeleteIf these guys are hunting at Night, why don't they use night vision to make it easy to see? They never catch or trap what they set out to get. Jury is still out on that show.
DeleteI'm just waiting for the Drudge headline "Mountain Monster Men Dead" from heart attacks & polish dogs.
DeleteNew season same setup. No hair or other dna taken. People are actually believing these guys go on a weekend and almost catch a mythical creature that people have searched for for decades. Pardon my grammar. Stay out of Ky. We have enough women now. Mo todd Henderson ky. Hpd
Deletethe whole show is a fake!!! over the top acting too!
DeleteI believe the characters are real as well as the legends and sightings. I dont know how overweight hillbillies can be expert hunters and trackers. I believe they are knowledgeable about known species in the woods and are very good at living off the land. The traps Willie supposed builds are interesting. I dont think id feel safe with Huckleberry as head of security. Id like to see Buck and wild Bill with long beards!
DeleteWatch the behind the scenes episodes with the producer interviewing the cast. He looks made up with fake hair and beard. Watch it and check it out. I enjoy being a detective when i watch, scrutinising everything. It would be cool to actually see them catch/kill one of the monsters, even get a clear picture of one. It took long enough to have Buck set a trail cam at their trap to see a monster next to the trap (if it was actually a real picture and not CGI).
Real or fake i enjoy watching it
its a great show its funny watching them bust ass in the woods n Scooby doo traps
DeleteI really like the show and I do believe these are serious and experienced hunters and avid woodsmen who know their trade better than any of the clowns writing all these ignorant insults ...I'm a former Marine and I do believe these guys have credible integrity and character . I hope the show continues and though I dont have the answers myself , but I hope these investigations shed light on subjects that no one else would ever dare to cover ! ....your tops in my book guys !. Semper Fi to Huckleberry and Wild Bill !
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ReplyDeleteThis show is as fake as can be all those weapons and they're afraid of this so called monsters. Total fake and a waste of my time to watch
ReplyDeletethanks for the comment. But at least for me even with a bazooka, I would still be scared of the monsters! I'm watching the second episode now, and I might end of feeling the same as you in a few. I should say Im more interested in the supposed monsters they are hunting than anything else. Wouldn't be surprised if it is fake though
DeleteThe most fake show I have ever seen, it's so fake it's funny to watch. Doesn't look like any of these guys have experience with weapons waving them around like the 3 stooges yelling we need back up....we need back up....
DeleteSince TV as a whole sucks I'll watch it for a laugh.....
Oh I do agree. And I have never seen them fire a gun ! Also if they have been at it this long ....they must not be very good . Great for a laugh .
Deletethen mr.anonymous why are you still watching?
DeleteI watch it for the laughs. Those guys are morons. They for sure aren't hunters
DeleteSomeone here asked why Bigfoot is always blurry on a game trail cam . I can answer that after hours of personal research and intense observation . They know that they can absure the optics of the camera by rubbing a mixture of animal fat and fish oil on their hair thus creating a reflective surface . Do not be fooled . These monsters are highly intelligent .
DeleteYou are a fucking idiot
DeleteIt's a show dum ass
DeleteI honestly think it is a good show. Very suspenseful. But I do think it is fake. The picture of the "Grass man" looked faked. However, I guess can't prove them wrong. So maybe there is something out there.
ReplyDeletethats exactly what I thought. then I remembered that there are cameras that cant keep up with the high speed, making the object in motion appear very blurrh
DeleteFaked. they used the same silhouette in the "money shot" that they used up on the hill at the deer stand. Curiously, when examining trap cam footage, cougars look like cougars, deer look like deer, possums look like possums, however Bigfoot is always blurry. Why do you think that is?
DeleteI'm willing to suspend nearly all of my disbelief for fictional television shows & when I go to a cinema theater, but not for these "unscripted" reality shows. There's just something about how the networks producing these shows presents them that sticks in my craw and irritates me the most. By far, the worst thing is when they present the shows as 100% true. They know it's fake, I know it's fake and probably the rest of the world knows it's fake. I'm not saying faking isn't a bad thing (just ask my ex-wife), just stop dancing around the truth and be straight up about it. Just embrace it for what it is. Other than friends that ask you if you think the outfit they have on makes their keister look fat, nobody likes getting repeatedly & blatantly lied to.
ReplyDeleteCall me Anonymous No. 2.
ReplyDeleteI laughed at the goats calmness when 'Wolfman' was next to it, too. I did not see anything in the witness's footage that was provoking.
Again, in the Grassman episode, another witness footage was also silly. From the angle of the shot it looks to me like someone at the top of the hill probably parked a pickup truck next to the deer stand and had someone in costume walk on the bed of the truck to give it the illusion of being very tall. The film only catches the upper torso pf the 'creature'.
Notice when the hillbilly hunters attach their camera to a tree , only about 3 feet from the ground, in order to get photos of something supposedly 8-9 feet tall ? And how about that
8 foot deep hole dug to catch it ? It would probably work fine if the 'monster' didn't have arms.
The most scariest thing about the Grassman epidode was that hillbilly's toenails. (The dude that took off his boots, walmart bag waterproofing, then sock.} Would it kill him to bend over and cut his toenails once in a while? Totally gross.
Yeah, I think this show should be called "Hillbilly Hunters' faking monsters in mountains. Those habitation sites got to be staged prior to the show as well. The area littered with bones, as if the Wolfman brought every kill back to one place to consume it. The branches piled in the abandoned house to resemble a bedding for a Grassman.
Using a bear soundtrack (the growling noise inserted in the footage in optimum places) for the Grassman was unoriginal.
I live in a mountainous area in Montana, so well recognize a bear when I hear one. And as far as those southern 'southern Appalachians go, see mole hills not fit to be described as mountains.
Enjoyed your post. I'm still chuckling about the toenail comment.
DeleteWhy is every so called witness video of Bigfoot or any other creature very blurry and far away? If I had captured something on film and it started to move away from me I think that i would try to go after it! I am really of the mind that most realty shows are fake in general and Im sure that this one is no exception. It does strike me odd that they can go out in probably a week and find these creatures that no one else can. But I still will watch the show for now, as long as Im not eating (Damn man cut your toe nails!!)
DeleteThe silhouette up at the deer stand, looked exactly like the one behind the dirt pile. That one was only from the waste up also.
DeleteI'm trying to understand what motivated me to watch the show in the first place. I do recall saying, "...time for a giggle." I subsequently end up frustrated because I normally don't "do" stupid. I wouldn't be looking for a snack either (after watching those guys).
ReplyDeleteI was just channel surfing. I had heard nothing of this show until I stumbled upon it. Im both glad I did and sad I did at the same time
DeleteWhat I don't understand is they say their helping the people in the area and the almost catch the so called monster but do not finish the job! They move on to something else. If this was real finish the fnnn job! Lazy hillbilly Mfrkers! lol
Deletethis show is just making hillbillies look dumb ,the show should not make fun of hillbillies .and hunters don't hunt like these dumb asses .they could not even catch a fly.they are fakes as hunters, trapers and as hillbillies !!!!!!!
DeleteMy problem with these shows is how do you know the cast aren't being suckered in as well. You could have true believers searching the woods and all you need is a producer in the distance faking noises or footprints to fool everyone into having legitimate reactions. Too bad. Even if you got legitimate photos and physical evidence (footprints), who would believe it in this day and age. Unfortunately, the only way this will get resolved is with a carcass. How sad.
ReplyDeleteunfortunately you are correct in this. It is very sad
DeleteI agree with you.
DeleteIf the Crew thought it was real a gun would fire in an episode. Tell me when they do. If you found one of these monsters don't you think that you would take a picture to show the world and make money. Or even try to defend yourself for looking soo stupid on television. Please stop entertaining the validity of this show. IT IS FAKE. Please stop it. This is embarrassing.
DeleteIt never occurred to me that at least a couple of the guys in that group wouldn't be capable of recognizing sabotage. I've never really taken time to consider much about reality TV till I stumbled on this particular blog.
ReplyDeleteits shows like ghost hunters that got me thinking about being faked. After the first few seasons, the crew started asking the guys to start faking evidence. Thats when I stopped watching. I believe they stood up to the network ad now they no longer fake anything
DeleteWell so for I have seen DNA evidence taken (not the correct way) along with plenty of so called tracks. But no plaster poured into them to keep and document much less examine them so that along lets you know that they do not want the said items examined
DeleteThis show is good entertainment not like the shows about stupid women and there rich problems and unfaithful husbands.
DeleteWell, if they let them talk them into faking evidence, then they're already tainted. They should've made their stand sooner. They have no integrity now. As far as the "what if" the producers are fooling the hillbillies, do they have live rounds in their guns or not? Wouldn't that be funny if the producer took a load of buckshot?
ReplyDeleteI guess maybe they were concerned about losing their show? maybe the ratings were slipping? I dont know the circumstances. As far as mountain monsters, who knows if those guns are even loaded or maybe dont have firing pins? I still like the show but they seem to get evidence that people who have been out there for a long time cant get. More I watch the fishier it gets
DeleteI remain withheld as to what this is. Lots of things seem predictable, but i'm facing the major problem that this is a hell of a lot of work to fool people on a channel that not very many people even know exists. When Animal Planet made Dragons and Mermaid mocumentaries those things were promoted all the time. It was big. Lost Tapes was also done in a style that was clearly faked in story telling.
ReplyDeleteThis just seems too done up that it bothers me. Why in the world would you waste time to script out interviews and then a whole hunt sequence (or sometimes more than one), make fake evidence, not sell it with any kind of professional advice, one more actor every week couldn't be that more expensive given everything they've would have spent if it's fake.
The stars aren't the sharpest knives in the drawer. I find it possible that Grassman photo could have been a man in a gillie suit they caught and being not-so-smart thought it was evidence. The nest was similar to what Monsterquest found before.
if it's fake and all pipped in, why in the world go all the way to fake dead coyotes and bones? Is it possible producers set stuff up for them to find? Maybe. But again why on a random channel with only promotion on said channel? That money could have gone to other things.
This organization the men claim to represent has a real .org site. It's not been updated since last year by the looks and their email isn't set up to a automated reply thing as you would expect them to have if it was all fake.
Overall i think some people are a bit uptight, since really tracking and trapping an animal honestly sounds like a better idea than these other people who generally just walk through woods hoping to run across something. Would Fisherman be better off just jumping into a lake looking for a fish with no true gameplan other than to look and see what you might see?
Overall in three episodes they haven't gotten anything newsworthy. There pictures and footage are all inconclusive. The dogs they captured aren't exactly impossible to believe. Some feral dogs in the area running with a bigger one is highly probable. And also i doubt anything they found would have made news if it was real.
Honestly i look forward to the Mothman episode. If that one has a Mothman running around i'll be more set to believe the producers of this had too much money on their hands. But again i find it possible as subjected some of their evidence and interviews might be staged or done as hoaxes.
But at the same time there's no disclaimer and no real reaction here. The disclaimer i saw read nothing was hunted. Even the Mermaids show had one at the very last frame, if you had the time to put a disclaimer that they intentionally didn't kill anything on a show you 100% faked, why not put that there?
Also let's not forget this channel also did a show before this that clearly didn't have good budgets for reenactments, and took most witness reports at face value. If this is all for show to fake people, they must have saved all their pennies here to afford money for all those traps, dead animals, live animals, fake costumes, fake evidence, script writers, plotting experts, etc.
All in all my head is spinning just thinking about it. I want to call fake, but i just can't seem to shake the feeling that it's so much to fake. Quite frankly they fact they may have faked some stuff to fool the guys, sounds like a far better idea than it's all real or all fake. I think it's somewhere in between.
i can agree with you about a lot. but the reason why they fake evidence is to make it more exciting and get more viewers. I total crap
Deletethis world is fucked if this is the future intelligence gene pool, that is conversing right now.
DeletePhilo Farnsworth would kill himself if he could see today what mankind has done with his invention ,the television .
DeleteI watched the "Grassman" episode last night which showed supposed real footage of a giant monster running from behind a hunting shack. One thing that wasn't mentioned was the fact that there appeared to be at least 6" of snow on the ground. Why no video of it's tracks which would clearly show tracks, stride and gate? I have hunted all my life and spend a lot of time tracking deer. That video was total BS!
ReplyDeleteToo much looks wrong to think any of this show is actually real. The real question to ask, if the producers wanted people to believe any of this was real and genuine, is if the team were truly that close to the "Grassman" why would you pack up and leave? The team was within a few yards and even if the grassman "got away" aren't these guys supposed to be trackers? Even if they decided to wait till morning, they couldn't ask for fresher tracks and probably round up some locals and/or dogs to help. Would any real researcher had left with that much recent evidence, fresh tracks and personal encounter?
ReplyDeleteThere should be a disclaimer stamped before, during and after the show that reads "For Entertainment Only"
It's the same thing with other fake shows such as Finding Bigfoot. They supposedly get close to seeing a Bigfoot but just leave for another location the next day. If you're close to "finding" a Bigfoot why wouldn't you just stay in that location?
DeleteI have watched Mountain Monsters since the start of the series. No, it isn't real but I do believe that somewhere in those deep, undisturbed Appalachian Mountains there are "creatures" no one knows about. I agree with all of you about the "fake stuff" and just leaving the area when the trap comes up empty? Who does that?? After tracking and building traps--really? As someone said, "entertainment only"---I try to keep an open mind and all that but---a little too much silly stuff and not enough real investigation. I do enjoy the show for some weird reason.
DeleteI actually enjoy this program and personally find it to be better than Finding Bigfoot. Never would I have imagined a world like this even existed. So many monsters in one area? Who knew? I'm hooked! Unlike some of you, I realize the entertainment value and dont look at it like a documentary procedural. I'll continue watching the show and look forward to see how they'll trap the next monster.
ReplyDeleteWell, to be honest, it does not take much for a show to be better than Finding Bigfoot. I would say the bar is set pretty low on that one. I am glad you find it entertaining and only look at it as such. But unlike you, I require a little more from my entertainment. I don't have the luxury of wasting time on fake programming. I only watched the first episode and decided I had enough. It would be nice if a show like this was real, but I think your average viewer would quickly grow bored of the dead ends and lack of sightings. After all, it is all about ratings. I think if I was 10 or 11 years old this would have been one of my favorite shows. As far as the competence of these guys as trackers and hunters, I think it is quite amusing. I think any "real" hunter and tracker will quickly agree. But if you have an hour to waste and you have low expectations for entertainment, you may have found your perfect show.
DeleteYou don't the luxury of wasting time on fake programming but you have the luxury of wasting time posting on blogs about a program you think is fake?
Delete"You don't the luxury of wasting time on fake programming but you have the luxury of wasting time posting on blogs about a program you think is fake?"
DeleteHaha! I was thinking the same thing.
If someone ever saw just a couple of tracks can se they are all to perfect every time ! They are plantet. Just moved the leaves a bit so they kan plant one and thats the only spot where there is no leaves in the entire forrest cmon lol.
ReplyDeleteAnd yeah loved hes 2 inch toenails lool damn.
Your critique of the mans' pedicure is hilarious in light of your complete mangling of the written word. Is english your second language?
DeleteWatching the Wompus Beast one. I have actually seen one in Pulaski Co. Va. Will see how this episode pans out.
ReplyDeleteI live in pulaski and heard of sightings and beleive there's strange things in the woods, maybe dumb shows like this will get more people to talk about things they have seen.
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The fact that this show exists, is blogged about, and it's legitimacy debated upon, is a true testimate to the failure of the American public education system. Cryptozoology is interesting and will always entertain curious minds. Ignorance is also entertaining. This show has a little of the former and a shit load of the latter. Enjoy this gem. I personally like predicting the outcome of each scene with some friends, then laughing when the fat guy falls or any of them awkwardly act out the hardly convincing drama that ensues. Thank you all for posting your thoughts, it's provided me with a tiny bit of entertainment. I hope they discharge a round before the show is cancelled. In the mean time enjoy the lack of science, fat guys, fake noises, poor acting, and complete waste of thermal imaging. Also, I'm disappointed in the way our culture paints the picture of the mountain man as a fool. I hail from these mountains and I appreciate my heritage, lets not soil a genuinely beautiful way of life with ignorant trash.
ReplyDeleteOh and this show is totally cooler than Finding Bigfoot.
Finding Bigfoot is funny in a different way. While I don't believe any of it is faked, I can't help but laugh at the steadfast resolve, of the true believers (Moneymaker and the other two) that honestly believe every strange noise they hear in the woods, is Bigfoot. The best ones are when he gets all worked up over Renee's skepticism, that he starts referring to his "Years of experience in the field" pursuing this. Right, Mat. How many years, and you still can't find one, even though by your accounts, the woods are lousy with them.
DeleteTotally agree on the "Finding Bigfoot" comment - despite innumerable contenders for the title, that really is the worst of the "cryptozoology shows" on TV. The only large, hairy, scary humanoid you are ever likely to see on it is... Bobo. I can't look at that dude without thinking that, with a week's growth of beard, he'd be every male " 'Squatch's" Saturday night dream date and I find myself hoping against hope that, some episode, we'll see an entire game camera sequence documenting Bobo's getting punked by some horny, 800 lb. Pithecanthropus giganticus. Oh, and I HATE that neologism (autologism?) of his, "Squatchie". Somehow, Bobo can sense, immediately upon stepping into any woodland, that it is over-run with Bigfeet. No doubt, if you dropped him into Central Park, he'd pronounce it "Squatchie". Compared to Bobo, even "Mountain Monster's" Wild Bill, the former Marine ("Hoo-ah"!), comes across as articulate and reflective.
DeleteNo insurance carrier would ever allow a bunch of halfbreeds who apparently never heard of the most basic gun rules to carry ammo. I'm guessing the guns are unloaded, to keep them from shooting each other (probably not a bad idea).
ReplyDeleteAnyone seen the Mothman episode? I just watched it and if you watch come tell me what's fake about it.
ReplyDeleteI knew the show was fake the whole time, but this episode took fake to the next level.
everything was faked. wheres the photo of mothman? these yahoos always see the monster except the cameraman.
DeleteTorches, the "commotion," ..... Electric goes off,....hmmmm. Why aren't they going out every night if they're so close? Hoo-rah. ��
ReplyDeleteTotally hillbilly halfbreed bs! How rediculous! What a total laughfest joke!!! No wonder the entire country thinks badly of people in/ from the area portrayed!!! Dang! What an insult!!!
ReplyDeleteI cannot grasp how they can perceive what's happening as genuine or real. Perhaps I'm the one who is just closed minded (never thought I was) because this seems so stupid yet they seem to believe what they see/ hear. I never thought nor do I currently think anything negative about people from the area portrayed,....well, now I guess I just can't reconcile any success associated with this endeavor.
ReplyDeleteI do not understand how any true American could doubt the authenticity of this show !
ReplyDeleteSkilled mercaneries at the top of their game, are risking their lives to keep this country
safe for babies, piglets, and goats. Their extreme weights are to act as protection in a fall,
No animal could bite them deep enough to kill. They need and deserve our support and
help, Sincerely, Loco Larry, Deer Crossing, Alabama, phone BR-549
Haha nice hee haw reference!
DeleteYou made me.....grin
ReplyDeleteThe producers need to make this show more like "Call of the Wildman". Get some "Live Action!"
ReplyDeleteI am now convinced that this show is completely faked. People have been out looking for these creatures for years but they can show up and find it in a few days? Then they turn and leave right when it gets hairy? Give me a break. The wompus was the end for me. they had a huge cat that escaped the trap but they sit there like they knew it wasnt there.. Same for the Mothman..
ReplyDeleteRoy - how many episodes did it take for you to be convinced its fake?
DeleteI think Roy is the only person in Merica that thought this show had a chance at being real.
Honestly any new show I hope that it will finally be real. My hope for this show ended about the second episode.
DeleteTOTALLY FAKED!! (and stupid) Somehow these hillbillies can drive up in the mountains and on the 2nd night of a expedition find the elusive beast. They are really awesome to only need 2-3 days to solve the mystery.
DeleteI haven't seen any of them take a drink of water, build a fire or eat any food. oh, that mountain air is full of nutrients.
ReplyDeleteWell Ive seen DNA evidence taken and not the correct way, along with several tracks and none has been poured with plaster for documentation or to be examined by others. So that alone tells you that it's all fake. The DNA taken would tell others that what they was looking for was a deer or something of a normal anamals in the woods
ReplyDeleteThankfully, it's over.
ReplyDeleteBut will it be back?
DeleteI gave it a chance but after watching a few episodes, I just couldnt pretend this show is real or give it any credibility. For starters the way they hold their guns, lean on them, balance on them, use them to point of the "evidence", just proved to me not only is this show fake but these hillbillies are far from expert anythings but laughable redneck idiots. The tree climbing duo are impressive at climbing but thats about it. The funniest parts of the show is watching humpy dumpy fall all over the place, stumble and when he was attacked my "moth man". It was good for a few laughs but totally made a joke in regard to wanting to believe any of the "monsters" were real.... Hopefully the producers dont let these redneck idiots in on the jokes and maybe they believe its all "real" as well...
ReplyDeleteI remember thinking as a kid, "Wouldn't it be cool if you crossed Scooby Doo with the Beverly Hillbillies?". Nope, not really. Just like owning your own ice cream factory, some things just don't translate well to adulthood.
ReplyDeleteI really like the guys and like the premise of the show BUT...all those guys with all those skills NEVER catch anything? Not even a hair sample with the one who was "caught" in the net and got its way out? Come On! I like the show and will continue watching it but until they find something more than absolutely perfect tracks(which is also unheard of in the wild) then I have no faith that its actually real. Id love to see someone actually catch something...whether they are on this team or not.
ReplyDeleteMore like Beverly hillbillies crossed with Wiley Coyote!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThis show is beyond fake. In the episode " lizard demon" the man in the cabin who saw this creature was also on another destination America show called " deep fried Bigfoot" talking about the skunk ape and he is a Cryptozologist(sp?).. I saw him on this show and cringed. The acting was fake and he looked like he was trying not to laugh the whole time they were talking about the lizard demon. Either these "hunters" are very good or bad actors or their producers are stinging them along, planting fake evidence and hiring actors for "witnesses". If this be the case, I am sorry for these people. The are then taking advantage of the poor men and making fools of them. If this is the case I hope they find this out and sue the pants off the network.
ReplyDeleteThe show is hilarious if nothing else & i am laughing my ass off about Huckleberry's toenails !
ReplyDeleteThe show is hilarious & I'm laughing my ass off about Huckleberrys toenails!
ReplyDeleteI heard next season they're going snipe hunting! Dingleberry was said to wear a size 14 shoe size but I think its more like a size 12 & 2 inch toenails.
ReplyDeletePlease DO NOT RENEW THIS STUPID SHOW... THERE IS NO PERSON IN THE UNITED STATES THAT CAN POSSIBLY THINK THIS SHOW IS REAL
ReplyDeleteMy God!!! Lots of great comments and replies. Im an Ozarks hillbilly and have hunted and trapped most my life. My 22 yr old daughter can track and hunt better than any of those guys.
ReplyDeleteRunning around in the woods yelling and shining lights all around and leaving human scent all over the place. Hell no wonder they cant catch anything. Havent seen anyone " track" anything. Set a trap leave it and check it next day. You dont chase things into.
And your not gonna put a 350-900 pound beast down with just a 12 guage shotgun unless maybe your using slugs. Ive seen those idiots shoot at just hearing a noise. Thats good gun safety....NOT!!!
Anyway I just wanted to voice my aggravation at such a stupid show.
Half of the foregoing comments make the point that this show must be fake, because the hillbilly dudes never fire their guns and some of the bloggers even go on to suggest that the guns are either not loaded or are actually disabled. Meanwhile, you insist that the show must be fake because you've seen "those idiots shoot at just hearing a noise". Which is it? Is it fake because they never shoot at anything or because they shoot at everything, even noises?
DeleteSimilarly, there are folks on here who insist the show must be fake because "monsters never leave perfect tracks", an assertion which leaves me wondering just how many "monsters" that particular blogger has personally tracked. It must be a lot to make such an all inclusive statement about what "monsters never" do (the closest which I, personally, have ever come to tracking a "monster" was when I followed my 6th fiancee' down a snowy sidewalk, so I don't personally feel qualified to comment on monstrous "track perfection"). Now, if you want to talk about tracking lore, such as the analysis of deposition ridges or the interpretation of print compression patterns or of dishing and disk fractures within the print, that's fine. I'm all ears (eyes?). Dismissing the show on the basis of blanket assertions seemingly based on one's own "monster tracking experience" strikes me as being worse than any absurdity offered up by this show.
Ditto the individual, supra., who dismisses the show because these guys are never shown "drinking water or making a campfire". In truth, I've never seen the President taking a leak or scratching his privy parts on TV, either, but that doesn't mean that he's not real or that the Government doesn't exist.
That is not to defend the show - clearly (as I've commented, infra.), a lot of what is shown consists of reenactments. It's not "real time" and events are necessarily compressed to fit the show's hour length and for dramatic effect. I also don't know (and neither do the other writers on here) if these guys did any follow-up (print casting, etc.) or if these "sightings" occurred on the first day or the seventy-first day in any particular locale. Some of what I've seen strikes me as entirely bogus and some, well, some of it I found intriguing enough to wonder about the potential reality of whatever it is/was they are/were chasing. I merely want to point out that a lot of the pontificating on here appears to have no more basis in reality than anything presented on the show.
I DO, however, agree with you on hunting a "350-900 pound beast with... a 12 guage (sic - 'gauge') shotgun" (I think it was the "Lizard Man" episode in which "Trapper" tells "Buck" to make sure he has "double O buck" in his weapon - for a 900 lb. man-gator? WTF? I hope "Buck" at least had a Desert Eagle chambered for 44 Mag as back-up... ). On the other hand, at least these guys (with the exception of that yahoo, "Wild Bill") have firearms with them. How seriously am I supposed to take the likes of Josh Gates ("Destination Truth"), who goes after man-eating monsters with nothing more than a camera? If I actually believed, for instance, that I was diving into water inhabited by some killer fish-thingie, I'd at least want a bang-stick with me, but ole Josh just jumps right in...
Accept the show as entertainment and allow that there might be a fillip of truth to some of what they show/assert, and have fun with it. And if you really want to find out if there IS a "Wolfman of Wolf County, Kentucky", well, then, just shove a kid goat under your arm and plan on a couple days of camping in the woods, then tell us about your experience.
Just another attempt at joining the hillbilly ratings bandwagon. So fake its obvious. I'd rather see their real lives than this act. :/
ReplyDeleteThe first episode I saw (Grassman), I was intrigued. I must admit I am a big fan of the idea of bigfoot, and the show was pretty intense, if not a little overly melodramatic. If that was the only show they ever did, I might actually believe they lucked into some of the coolest bigfoot evidence ever caught on video. In three seasons of Finding Bigfoot, that crew has never seen as many tracks or come as close as the Hillbillies in this show did in one episode. However, after seeing two more episodes with virtually the exact same plot line and result (a near miss and a fuzzy image on camera), I am totally convinced this show is a total fake. It's a shame because shows like this put all other seemingly "legitimate" documentaries--Monster Quest, Finding Bigfoot, etc--in a bad light. Also, if this was really legitimate, wouldn't these guys and their producers be screaming in defense of the show in response to the overwhelming number of naysayers? I think their silence on this matter says it all.
ReplyDeleteThese losers killed some piglets for this stupid show on Wompus beasts. Cancel this crap.
ReplyDeleteIt pisses me off all the neg crap being said. You guys would never have the balls to do what mountain monster men do. Till you show me proof its fake I will be their number 1 fan.
ReplyDeleteWant proof? Look at the fake-ass tracks.... Do monsters have perfectly formed & flat feet? I mean damn the side walls of the tracks of the "monsters" oppose the floors of the tracks at a perfect 90 degree angle. Nothing will leave a track like that other than plywood. Other than the area in OH i've been in and out of all the areas they have been too (I live/am from Pike Co.) and I've never even heard of this crap they are talking about. I asked around & no one I know in Perry or Logan Co. has either. Want more proof? All the coyotes killed by the devil dogs were lane neatly on a bed of undisturbed dry leaves.. nothing disheveled or askew. You can't believe every thing you hear on TV. But.... if you do... Destination America told me this dog turd I found was worth $1000 but I'll sell it to you for $100.
DeleteWell, ya' know, I used to own some hunting property in Perry County (sold it because the military killed my taste for blood sports) and I DO remember that there supposedly was some kind of critter running around those parts, tho' I don't recall the "Grassman" name. I also used to stay at a friend's cabin in Central Michigan, where they had their own version of "Bigfoot" as well as "The Michigan Monster" (some kind of werewolf). I lived in Missouri, too, and well remember things such as "The Fowke Monster" (btw, "The Legend of Boggy Creek" was a great date movie - mine clung to me like a leech and wouldn't let me go home afterward). Now I live in the shadow of the Trinities and Siskiyous in the home range of the "Sasquatch" and I've tramped not only the western spine of N. America and the Appalachian Mountains, but also the Amazon and Yucatan jungles as well as the Argentine pampas, each of which has similar legends. It seems to be a rather ubiquitous bit of folklore - Jungian "racial memory"? Who knows? For all my time in the woods, I've never encountered one or seen its spoor or heard its call (most of what is claimed to be "Sasquatch" vocalizations that I've heard are actually elk - God, they make some weird noises...). However, I also appreciate just how BIG - and often empty - this world is, even Perry County, Ohio. I could probably hide whole tribes of these things amidst the SE Ohio foothills and, compared to where I live now, it's practically urban. So who's to say? Enjoy the mystery and don't get too wrapped up in it all.
DeleteFirstly, I live in the heart of "Sasquatch country", not all that far from where the "Patterson film" was reportedly taken, despite which I've never seen a Bigfoot or any sign of one, even with plenty of time in the woods. I've tracked my whole life (but don't hunt - my military service satisfied any residual bloodlust I had) and I've seen, in the wild, every known large animal the Pac NW (as well as the eastern forests) has to offer. I also know that even the largest animals can make themselves virtually invisible if they want (I've been within 10' of a cougar, whose tracks were so fresh the moisture was only beginning to seep back in, and I couldn't spot him, even tho' I could smell the rank stink of him and I've watched elk as big as a Bactrian camel glide silently and virtually invisibly through brush so thick that Olive Oyl couldn't negotiate it). Consequently, I've found a number of the more disparaging comments on here rather ill-informed. That said, clearly, much of this show is "filmed recreation" (e.g., the group is shown supposedly racing toward the trapped "Wampus Beast", by a cameraman IN FRONT of them - gee, why didn't HE just go film it, if he was already so close to it?). The question is, is any of it real, no matter how spliced it may be with staged material? And that's where I have to reserve judgment. I've seen a few things on the show that, frankly, gave me some pause, despite my general skepticism, with the result that I'm now a bit more willing to admit the possibility of a "Wampus Beast" or a "Demon Dog", at least if I assume that those portions of the show I found personally compelling are real. Put simply, I don't mind the producers "recreating" the discovery of some tracks so long as the tracks shown are actually real. I don't mind the producers staging a re-enactment of the discovery of the torn net (in the "Wampus Beast episode") if there really was a sprung and shredded trap. Unfortunately, there's nothing to tell you what is staged (and much obviously is) from what is genuine (if any of it is). As far as the untrimmed toenails and protuberant panniculi and ZZ Top beards are concerned, well, heck, these guys don't look any different than half the true mountain men I've known. I'm a lot more skeptical about "monster hunters" who go off looking for giant ape men and 500 lb. killer cats while armed with nothing more lethal than a camera and a tape recorder. Let's just say the guns these guys carry give the show a bit of verisimilitude most of the other such shows lack. By the same token, I have to wonder why these guys are so relatively inadequately equipped. I can get a top quality night vision scope for <$2K (and a basic one for $130) and an excellent FLIR for $2K-$4K. I can also get an 18,000,000 candle power light for <$60 and a handheld 100K candle power one for <$30, yet these guys are hunting with a single FLIR unit and a handful of flashlights (and nobody has even a camera phone)? All in all, in short, I find this show a real mixed bag. Perhaps the producers can remedy that with a change in format - a little less drama and a bit more authenticity (and some on screen labels to distinguish the two).
ReplyDeleteThe end of the show tells you it is fake. You served our country? Thank you for you're service. If you call the show a "mix bag" you sir are extremely gullible. The show is 100% fake period. Anyone that has any doubt is has no credibility. If ANY of these creatures were true we would see them before the show ever airs on television. We are talking about discoveries of a lifetime. They are ill prepared because the show is 100% False, Fake , false and is intended to be. Read the end of the show. Fake Fake Fake. How can they come to a different state and find said monster on evryshow, when people have lived there the whole life and have Zero documentation? Four stores can find an animal that science has yet to discover in 300 plus years of living in this land. Oh they caught a devil dog and we never see it. They take no DNA to give to science or any biologist to document. Yea that sounds real. Real Fake. Patterson film was on thing. Taken in 1967 the creature/bigfoot had breasts. These guys are a joke. They have knowledge about tracking and hunting but No knowledge in cryptography. I question there hunt with all the noise they make and zero shots fired.
DeleteThanks for the thanks, Jason, but here's the reality for me: I accept that much of this is "re-enacted" and much edited for "dramatic content" and the whole "Mothman" episode almost turned me off, because that was some seriously doctored BS. HOWEVER, SOME of the stuff on these shows IS actually compelling, assuming it's not all doctored footage and CG effects and "imported" noises and growls. Beyond that, I'm particularly put out by the plethora of ill-informed and contradictory criticism on here: e.g., "it's fake because these hillbillies shoot at everything" vs. "it's fake because they never shoot at anything" (which is it, guys?); "it's fake because the dead coyotes (in the "Devil Dog" segment) were neatly arranged with no sign of struggle (yet I've rewatched it several times and that simply isn't true, the coyotes were ripped up and spread around and the ground was wildly disturbed - plus, the sound of those coyotes dying was, well, compelling - I've heard that noise); or "it's fake because the goat (in the "Wolfman" show) showed no signs of fear in front of the creature" (again, any review of the show suggests that the goat was reacting to something that had it alarmed), etc., etc. When you have to make up reasons to disbelieve, well, let's just say that is a bit of a "negative pregnant".
DeleteHere's what I know, from watching the first show of the 2nd Season - the guy who took those videophone pics of the "Demon Hound" moving around his pump house was scared and concerned. Either he really did see - and film - that thing and was reacting accordingly or he's a helluva lot better actor than he has any right to be. AND, here's the thing, the animal shown was, frankly, weird. NOT a dog or wolf or bear or boar or coyote, BUT it WAS almost instantly recognizable to anyone trained in paleontology. I stared at that thing, esp. the legs and how it moved, and it was like looking 23 Million years into the past - at a Hyaenodon (something I confirmed by pulling out several of my biology/paleobiology books on early mammals). Moreover, everything about the beast just said "Hyaenodon" - the mane, the color, the way it hunted, the shape - even the habitat. If these "good old boys" were a-fakin' that, then they came up with a pretty damn convincing fake version of an esoteric beast and located him in one of the few areas where Hyaenodon survival post-Oligocene MIGHT have occurred.
So, "blind belief"? No. But reflexive skepticism is just as bad as non-reflexive credulity. Too much about that "Demon Hound
My comment, supra. ("Too much about that 'Demon Hound...") got cut off. Here's what I know (with formal training and practice in comparative anatomy and a lifelong infatuation with paleontology): The creature at that pumphouse, unless it was a particularly good example of CG (better, in fact, than the CG of the Hyaenodons shown on "Primeval" or "Walking with Beasts"), was an almost perfect recreation of a Hyaenodon, and every particular about the animal they were calling a "Hell Hound" answered exactly to everything we know about Hyaenodons. Which means that these seemingly ignorant hillbillies are offering up paleontological expertise far in advance of the BBC and Nat'l Geographic. AND, the thing is, there was NO reason for Hyaenodons to go extinct EXCEPT for the retrenchment of their favored habitat during the later Miocene. BUT, here's the catch - the one place in the world where that habitat not only persisted but actually expanded, during the time that Hyaenodons were dying off, was in the Appalachians, which makes for a very compelling "coincidence", namely finding the animal in the one place in the world where the animal might, conceivably, still be found. I've rewatched that episode several dozen times and, each time, I find it more and more believable, so much so that I've written to AIMS offering them my services and a not inconsiderable amount of equipment (FLIR's, Night Vision Scopes, million candle power portable lights, etc.) if they'll let me join a hunt for it. The "Mothman" episode might be a complete joke, but that "Hell Hound" episode, alone, was enough to buy my continued interest in the show.
DeleteYou guys crack me up haha. These comments are gold. LoL
ReplyDeleteThere is no hope for humanity. These comments with people unsure of the validity of this show is depressing. Just plain stupid. Nothing is ever trapped read the credits at the end. If you get to the end and still questions if it is real then I feel bad for you. I can't wait until a shot is fired and the camera man drops. To the comment about that the members of the show don't know they are being tricked is absurd. This blog is pointless. I do find cryptography entertaining but this is just a smack in the face to the field of study. If you are actually in a position to discover a new species you will not (A) make so much noise (B) leave the Next day after one night of investigation or (C) Not make a cast of any tracks and make haphazard traps which never work and are failed my design. Or shit setup some trail cams and dig in for a long investigation. But every show they find said creature but gets away and are never seen by the public. Give me an infrared camera and I'll have you people seeing leprechauns and unicorns. Tisk tisk
ReplyDeleteDang we missed him but look at the track. Oh well I guess he went to another state. He is not our problem now.
ReplyDeleteThe got s picture of Grass man aka bigfoot in one night. People spend their lives and money to get a picture and never do. Why is this? Half man half lizard. Not possible unless you believe in the illuminate.
ReplyDeleteFor any of these to exist you need a Large breeding population. Why no bones or carcasses? Don't say they All bury their dead. I don't care what kind of dog it is they do not hurry there dead. Also know higher intelligence because they wouldn't just live in unpopulated areas something would be seen and properly documented.
ReplyDeletePeople misapprehend this "large breeding population" notion. If you ask a biologist/ecologist what a minimum, healthy breeding population is, they will likely say something like "2,000 randomly breeding individuals". HOWEVER, what they mean by that is that that is the minimum needed to avoid "genetic drift" (i.e., the expression of potentially unhealthy genetic recessives from inbreeding). Others may say "200 potential breeders per X square miles", but that is meant to reflect the practical necessity of actually finding a mate. If your normal hunting range (such as for a wolf or cougar) is 150 mile radius, well, then, you're gonna need a certain number of female wolves visiting that area if you ever wanna get a date. As a practical matter, however, the ONLY "breeding population" needed is one male and one female. Granted, they would have to have some way of contacting each other (solved if they form a mating pair) and they would risk "genetic drift" (which may account for the variant descriptions and natures of the various "apeman" types - they actually ARE diverging, physically, due to "genetic drift", which is why a Yeti print doesn't look the same as a Pac NW Sasquatch print). So, you don't actually require any "large breeding population", at least as most people understand the issue. You just need a fertile breeding pair.*
DeleteNo skeletons? Good point - but I watched a time lapse sequence on how quickly a dead deer would become unrecognizable, due to natural predation and deterioration. The answer? One week. By then, other animals, insects, bacteria, etc., had so stripped and disassembled and scattered the carcass that you'd never find it. Add the possibility that these creatures bury - or at least hide (even eat) - their dead and it becomes entirely possible that we would not find any carcasses.
Finally, suggesting that, if they lived anywhere near a populated area, they'd have been seen kinda begs the question. The very reason for this blog is that so many people claim that they HAVE seen them. Here's a thought: About 10 years ago, not 30 miles from where I live, they found a large and ancient grove of Douglas Fir trees. We're talking trees over 250' tall and 16' in diameter, yet, despite logging roads and logging activity all around the area, these giants remained totally unknown and unsuspected for almost two centuries - and trees don't generally actively hide. So, if a bunch of big trees can escape our detection, how much easier would it be for a couple 8' tall apes?
I believe that some kind of giant man-ape is possible, perhaps even plausible. Before I believe that they actually exist, however, I'll need real proof. Denying their existence based on the kind of circumstantial evidence you cite, however, is no more dispositive of the issue than my claiming that they must exist because I can hear "wood knocks" outside my tent.
* One of the theories regarding the "Loch Ness Monster" is that it is actually a gigantic form of prehistoric, marine slug - a "tullimonstrum gregarium". Slugs, of course, are hermaphroditic, so, technically, a "large breeding population" for a "Tullimonstrum Loch Ness Monster" could be just one. Biology is fascinating, but prone to oversimplification by the uninitiated.
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Of I had a picture I would sell not call these "trappers". Why are they called is because No One else will waste their time with the fake doctored blurry photos. They will jump on anything. Give me a fair camera and I will be on the next episode.
ReplyDeleteI wonder what animal control did with the devil dogs?
ReplyDeleteI've never read as much crap from a bunch of couch monkeys than I've read here. Sure, this show is definitely enhanced, but comments about why Bigfoot photos always being blurry, and this show as fake as Finding Bigfoot is ridiculous. And if you will notice, 99% of these a#*holes writing these comments identify themselves as "Anonymous". If you're gonna write all of this crap and talk down to people that are at least going out in the woods and trying to find these animals, at least have balls enough to tell people who you are. Are you scared of something? What needs to happen is to have you clowns be taken behind the barn by one of these guys and be taught a little respect. I'd love to help them do it. Grow a pair people!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHere is a few facts that episode 2 got wrong largest foot is not 15" its actually 18" either way very large ... then look at that trail cam footage ,and compare to the footage where the guy holds up the flashlight to estimate size of the creature , but notice that the pile, tree's surrounding the pile and including the log to the right of the frame (which is present in the trail cam footage is missing from the reenactment footage ) now I have to admit they had me with the deer stand footage , I watched it closely and the creature looked very huge in comparison ... no doubt , it made me think ,and had me ,,but the trail cam footage made me see Hoax , as both the trail cam beast picture and the reenactment footage of the hillbilly showing an estimate of height/size should have had quite similar layout of the brush pile and branches , tree's logs etc , but they are vastly different ... then through in the excavation footage with the supposed creature watching from behind the tree's on the top of the hill screams hoax ....or well another fake reality show ..but they do bring in ratings and make money ... I wished they would just tell us its all staged it still would make for an entertaining finding bigfoot meets the Beverly hillbilly's show .....but the sad thing is I have family from west Virginia and it paints them all is back wards hillbilly's and they are good people ... anyhow the first episode with the devil dogs .... all they did was throw a few dogs in a trap ..those were hounds ... and the supposed footage of the devil dog ,looked a lot like a large Rottweiler running threw the woods... The dead coyotes should have been the sad ,sad , give away , there was no blood , but some one had to kill them and stage them...all for a show ... is the show real /fake ??? for the sake of the dead coyotes would hope there was some truth for it ... but feel the whole thing is staged ... plus one watching these shows ,much like the finding bigfoot show , another fake show , has to keep in mind when they enter these tight areas or are supposedly in the middle of the woods by themselves searching to find a shy elusive creature , are not alone ... they have whole camera and sound crews with them , same as ghost hunters ... and they always seem to be able to quickly capture the reactions of both creature and hunters ... the plot thickens ...but also takes away from the evidence real sincere people find , and encounters again that real people experience ,making us all seem like fools ....I speak from personal experience as one frigid winter afternoon walking my dogs I noticed some odd footprints in a field , These 22 " by 14" wide tracks that walked in a near straight line and 32" stride length in waste deep snow dwarfed my size 11 boots which measured about 14" long by around 8 1/2" wide with my whooping 12" stride length .... is there something out there ? I don't know but I am rethinking it now I can tell you ...I have compared the track pictures to ,moose , cougar, and even wolves nothing seems to match it ...so to me the real power of these shows much like life isn't whether they are fact or fake but more of a question of rather you believe or not .... because if you do you know the truth if not it wont matter
ReplyDeleteHere is a few facts that episode 2 got wrong largest foot is not 15" its actually 18" either way very large ... then look at that trail cam footage ,and compare to the footage where the guy holds up the flashlight to estimate size of the creature , but notice that the pile, tree's surrounding the pile and including the log to the right of the frame (which is present in the trail cam footage is missing from the reenactment footage ) now I have to admit they had me with the deer stand footage , I watched it closely and the creature looked very huge in comparison ... no doubt , it made me think ,and had me ,,but the trail cam footage made me see Hoax , as both the trail cam beast picture and the reenactment footage of the hillbilly showing an estimate of height/size should have had quite similar layout of the brush pile and branches , tree's logs etc , but they are vastly different ... then through in the excavation footage with the supposed creature watching from behind the tree's on the top of the hill screams hoax ....or well another fake reality show ..but they do bring in ratings and make money ... I wished they would just tell us its all staged it still would make for an entertaining finding bigfoot meets the Beverly hillbilly's show .....but the sad thing is I have family from west Virginia and it paints them all is back wards hillbilly's and they are good people ... anyhow the first episode with the devil dogs .... all they did was throw a few dogs in a trap ..those were hounds ... and the supposed footage of the devil dog ,looked a lot like a large Rottweiler running threw the woods... The dead coyotes should have been the sad ,sad , give away , there was no blood , but some one had to kill them and stage them...all for a show ... is the show real /fake ??? for the sake of the dead coyotes would hope there was some truth for it ... but feel the whole thing is staged ... plus one watching these shows ,much like the finding bigfoot show , another fake show , has to keep in mind when they enter these tight areas or are supposedly in the middle of the woods by themselves searching to find a shy elusive creature , are not alone ... they have whole camera and sound crews with them , same as ghost hunters ... and they always seem to be able to quickly capture the reactions of both creature and hunters ... the plot thickens ...but also takes away from the evidence real sincere people find , and encounters again that real people experience ,making us all seem like fools ....I speak from personal experience as one frigid winter afternoon walking my dogs I noticed some odd footprints in a field , These 22 " by 14" wide tracks that walked in a near straight line and 32" stride length in waste deep snow dwarfed my size 11 boots which measured about 14" long by around 8 1/2" wide with my whooping 12" stride length .... is there something out there ? I don't know but I am rethinking it now I can tell you ...I have compared the track pictures to ,moose , cougar, and even wolves nothing seems to match it ...so to me the real power of these shows much like life isn't whether they are fact or fake but more of a question of rather you believe or not .... because if you do you know the truth if not it wont matter
ReplyDeleteIf you have any common sense, surely, truely, for the love of God people you have got to know it is FAKE!!!!!! I like the toenails comment also.
ReplyDeleteNot sure what episode it was but does anyone remember the guy with his trigger finger on the actual trigger while he is talking to the camera, i just thought to myself, thank god for the prop guns.
ReplyDeleteI hate how they act like it is all real like Tracker or Trapper whatever his name is how in the Mothman episode he says "don't look at those damned eyes" as if it is all an everyday routine thing that they are doing. FAKE FAKE FAKE!!! Oh if you look closely at that picture of the Grassman standing behind that brush pile everything around it is in focus but the monster is all blurry and take a look at its face it looks like it has a hotdog for a nose hahaha!!!
ReplyDeleteWith gun totting hillbillies running around in the mountains I will never go to the mountains again for fun, I can watch it all on TV and save a lot
ReplyDeleteI've been hunting Bigfoot since 1978. had my first contact in the gaudalupe Mountains of New Mexico, second years later10 to 15 miles east of Portland Oregon along the Clackamas River. it surprised me and my camp one night. sitting up in a tree so I can get a good look at the river. I fell asleep. woke up to find it right underneath me ripping my meat locker apart. after he ate I watched him walk down to the river washes hands and leave. believe me it was no bear, not a man in a suit, I've never been back in the woods since. when you witness the size and power of this thing you realize just how puny we are. that was in 1998. enough said.
ReplyDeleteokay one more thing these guys walk around with flashlight on their heads, hollering and screaming and making all kinds of racket, these creatures have great eyes site and great hearing. the first time fat boy fell down that creature with a high tailed it. went hunting prey you must be extremely stealthy. so take this show for what it really is Entertainment.
ReplyDeleteHow many of the people commenting here have ever been out in the dark in these remote areas. It is a whole different world. If we only believe in things that are black and white and ordinary, what a dull life. I would love to go with them.
ReplyDeleteI can't vouch for the other episodes, but the Hell Hound 2 episode in Pike County Kentucky was filmed on my fathers property. The property was not the one where they built the cage, but it was beside that property. At least one segment was. They did edit it as if it was all one property, but it was several. At least that one segment was. One thing you have to remember is that there are more people going along on their night hunts than you see. Of course you know there is camera man, but there are a few other crew members and such that go along that are not filmed. Being my father's property, I got to go along. I was behind them several yards, but I tagged along. Now, they do add sound effects and noise to make it more dramatic and they do add "animal" sounds to bring the creature to life. But I can say that there was no fakery done as far as what we were tracking. I mean, I can't honestly say that it was the Hell Hound, but we were following something. Or, I should say, they were following some kind of animal. Maybe they jump the gun saying that it was the Hell Hound and not rule out other normal animals. But, the night hunts are as real as they are shown. At least it was they night I was with them. They are not as hillbilly as they seem on tv. Also, I think the one reason I was not interviewed, other than never seeing the Hell Hound, was that I did not have a beard or look hillbilly enough. I don't know. Perhaps I could say the show is 50/50. Half fake and half real. As I said, the night investigations are real. I mean if they hear something they do react as what you see on the show. But, I don't think they investigate it enough to rule out other animals. I heard sounds that night, but I honestly don't know what they were. I'm not hunter. But, I think they are real investigators.
ReplyDeleteSO, I've made several entries, above, commenting particularly on how compelling I found that "Hell Hound of Pike County" episode - I mean, it was a paleontologist's delight. Seeing that pump house film of the animal, I felt like "Alan Grant", in the "Jurassic Park" movie, when he looks up and sees that gigantic brachiosaur dining on trees beside him. I KNEW that animal in the pump house pictures, just as surely as the average person would recognize a giraffe's silhouette, so actually having confirmation, at least partial, from someone who was there, I NEED to know what you know about this thing. PLEASE, share it here - or allow me to send my e-mail address.
DeleteDoes the local folklore actually talk about this thing? How long have stories of it been around? What is said about it? Do the locals believe in it? Do you (or your father) believe in it? ANYTHING you know or can tell us would be appreciated, because I am virtually positive, after studying that film, that there is a good chance that we may be dealing with a survival from a prior epoch. That episode was the gold among the dross, for me, and to have someone who was along on the hunt and who is familiar with the area in question is wonderful.
Okay, thanks. Sorry if I came across as a tad over enthusiastic.
Well, I've lived in Pike county all my life and I am 50. I've heard of the hell hound all my life. My aunt used to scare the hell out of me with those stories. I never had a sighting, though. As to it being real, I suppose there could be a dog-like creature or wolf causing the sightings. We do have wild dogs in the area and there was a man that raised wolves fairly close by. Perhaps it could be something as simple as that. I do not believe that that it is anything paranormal. The AIMS team may in fact be fake. My point was that, at least when they came here for the story, they were being serious. As I said, though, I think that they did not really investigate what they saw and heard fully. In my opinion, they jump to conclusions too fast. But, that does not mean that they are faking it all. Of course, I can only vouch for this particular episode. The others may be completely fake. I know they did edit it as if it was all in one area, but it was at least a couple of different properties used. One belong to Pikeville College which is now UPIKE. I'm not even sure if the property is still owned by them. But remember, I was tagging behind. I was not with them much of the time, though I could hear them. They create quite a bit of noise. I would think they would scare whatever is out there away.
DeleteThank you very much, "Pike County", for responding to my prior note. Now, let me tell you why I'm so intrigued by that particular episode. Prior to my military service, I hunted - chiefly coyotes and feral dogs (both menaces to our stock). I'm familiar with them. I'm also aware that, with the departure of the wolf populations, coyotes have moved into their niche and have gotten notably larger and, moreover, there is such a thing as "hybrid gigantism" (for instance, when wild dogs interbreed with wolves and/or coyotes - "Ligers" are a classic example of this phenomenon). However, the "pump house beast" was considerably larger than any wolf, coyote, wild dog, or hybrid thereof. It does, however, comport almost exactly with certain species of Hyaenodons - in fact, I actually forwarded, to AIMS, a picture of a Hyaenodon skeleton/fossil (next to a person, for scale) which almost exactly matches the size of the animal shown in the pump house film. It also almost exactly matches the shape - at least so far as it can be discerned in the film. What "grabbed" me, however, is not immediately apparent from looking at the Hyaenodon skeleton (at least not without training in comparative anatomy). What "grabbed" me was the articulation of the limbs apparent on the "pump house beast" as it walked by - particularly the movement of the shoulder/hip and ankle/wrist joints, which are rather different than what one sees on any canine or canine hybrid. It is SO distinctive that it absolutely slapped me upside the head when I saw it in the film (would that I had a copy I could scroll through frame by frame). BTW, it would also explain the peculiar attack method seen in the scars left on that one, particular calf (an attack which is NOT consistent with any known canid or likely felid attack methodology). Everything else about the animal they were ostensibly chasing is, likely, consistent with what we know and/or can surmise about Hyaenodons. Or, as I said, above, it was like suddenly looking 23 Million years into the past when I watched that clip. It really was that vivid and that compelling.
DeleteIs it possible that they faked me out? Absolutely, but I just don't believe that anyone could have/would have gone to the trouble to fake a limb articulation/motion that maybe 1 out of every 100,000 people would even notice.
I don't know what is in Pike County. I do know that I now believe that there IS something in Pike County that probably should not be there. All the rest of "Mountain Monsters" can be as fake as a hooker's modesty and I will still want to go to Pike County and find that thing. If it is living on your property, well, then, I would love an invitation. Thanks again.
What was in the cage at the end of the show. They never showed it. They caught the hell hounds but didn't show it.
ReplyDeleteOf course they didn't show it,iF those idiots caught anything at ALL it was a feral dog.Those morons couldn't catch their own ass with both hands
Deleteits fake and justified like most TV, it is entertainment. if the show is real why not use better weapons, tactics maybe scent block? like most people its funny as hell watching a bunch of bumbling idiots run through the woods with sticks. (they would kill each other if they actually used real shotguns) they are yelling and making all kind of noise driving wheelers around. when I hunt if I make noise I don't see anything for hours. I do have to say there are scary things in the woods and if you want to see the real monsters go out there and look.
ReplyDeleteIf you have the stomach to sit through an episode of this total waste of time, you NEED to get priorities in your life in order. To start with,there are laws on the books that protect humanoids,so these ignorant WV jerks running around the woods with guns looking to shoot "wolfman" "Bigfoot" or what ever, IT'S BULL S--- to start with the lard a-- doesn't have the stamina to be doing much more than eating a Big Mac or two or three.as for professional hunters JEEZ..... What did they ever hunt? Squirrels ? Like I said SMARTIN' UP MORONS ! Total waste of TV time. If I had to guess most of the audience didnt graduate even high school,lives in a transient trailer park, collects some sort of government check and drives a rusted pick up truck with mud grip tires.
ReplyDeleteif you think there's a wolf man out there in them woods in the year 2014 let alone a hundred years ago put the Kentucky mash down now and get you some help
DeleteSheesh, why the vitriol, "real hunter"? If the show is such a "waste of time", why are YOU not only watching it, but blogging about it?
DeleteAnd for the record, I have a doctorate degree (magna cum laude), live on the upper east side (in a REAL house), earned (pre-retirement) more than 99% of Americans, and drive a BMW. So much for your deductive skills... (well, I'll give you half a point on the "government check", since I do get SS, tho' I wouldn't characterize it as any kind of "dole" since I'd have to live to 124 to get back what I paid in).
I enjoy the show. Of course I don't believe everything on it and I'm not blind to some of the more errant stupidities. If, however, YOU find it so offensive, allow me to suggest that you use the button on your remote to change channels instead of "wasting" both your own AND my time indulging your propensity for calling other people nasty names.
if you people really think there's a wolf man out there in them woods in the Year 2014 let a loan 100 years ago you need to put the Kentucky mash down and get your head checked
ReplyDeleteThey did shoot at the lizard demon
ReplyDeleteShow is great for laughs- obese men walking around in the dark scaring each other into believing there's something out there. Its always on when there's nothing else on, hours long marathons- thanks dish network.
ReplyDeleteI find this show to be entertaining, as it was intended to be for viewers. I personally have more hunting, tracking, trapping skills than these guys (as I do hunt, track and have first hand experience in trapping). I watch the show because it amuses me which is what it's designed to do. If anything I hope no one takes these guys seriously, talk about misinformation lol
ReplyDeleteIt's actually more "real" than any of the mainstream "news" propaganda they regurgitate over at FOX/MSNBC/CBS, etal. I'd much rather watch Mountain Monsters than any of that spun Rothschild controlled Reuters/AP BS. TV is nothing but government mind control no matter what you watch........
ReplyDeleteThe way they point shotguns and run all over the place, I'd rather be with a monster to feel safe! Most idiotic show on TV since UFO Hunters.
ReplyDeleteStop tellin the truth....Amen!
DeleteThat Wild Bill a.k.a Boomhauer idiot mentions he is an marine almost every single damn time he is on the screen.
ReplyDeleteAnd I love how they're supposedly tracking/hunting these alleged monsters by yelling and screaming their old out of shape asses through the forest like a pack howler monkeys. Great technique guys
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ReplyDeleteNotice the credits for the OH, KY, and NC episodes - filmed in WV.
So I notice a Lot of Skeptical comments about the show. I see a load of Challenges of proof.
ReplyDeleteSpeaking as one who Actually DID hunt Cryptids and Investigate the paranormal back in the late 90s before it was Cool and Edgy TV
Here is how Science works; You MUST provide 'proof' of existence. The Burdon of Proof is on the Investigating Team to provide EVIDENCE.
I have not seen One Track/Print Cast taken nor one Video, Photo, or Audio file Submitted for Scientific scruitiny. And to my knowledge not one item of 'evidence' has been made available Online for us to review
What Have I seen, (Great thing is Science requires it to be reproduceable, so if you dont beleive me go back and watch the episodes again yourself)
I saw a group of "Experianced" of hunters deduced that an Obvious Natural bone yard at the bottem of a ravine (where every bone I saw appeared to be bleached from the sun) was a "Fresh Kill Site".
I have seen what passes for Scentific analysis on the show. Reaching up in the air and Proclaim it to be a Specific Height. As well as walking uppon a pool of blood and declaring it to be Deer, Cow, or Dog.
One of the first Bigfoot sightings was a Guy who used wooden cut outs on his feet. All those prints had sharp edges, were pressed strait into the ground with no weight transfer through the track. Nearly every track they show has those same features.
The Howling in the first and third episodes of season one seemed to be from the same sound tape.
Remember for anyone who wants to say I am bashing these guys.... I actually Believe in these creatures and have myself searched for them. If we decide to suspend some disbelief and say things like....
"The Wolfman and the Hellhound are the same cryptid species pecieved by the eye witnesses in two different ways based on the stories they grew up with and THAT is why they sound the same."
There are some other serious Flaws still left behind.
If I were hunting a Monster Cryptid and I actually 'Almost" Trapped it. Found its feeding grounds, and its Den/Lair I don't care if it was the last day of my weekend, guess where I would spend the NEXT weekend? Yep thats right I got that close I would be there many times trying to get closer!
Ignore the evidence problems, just look at the logistics. They get SOOOOOOOO Close EVERY episode and they just QUIT their investigation. (Ghost Mine proved you could make a whole season of TV possibly two off one Location)
In My 12 Years I investigated on my weekends. I 'Thaught" I saw Bigfoot once, I am "Pretty Sure" I saw it a Second Time. I NEVER heard a Vocalization of a Cryptid, nor did I ever find a Castable print. These Guys See all those things EVERY Three Day weekend they go out.
Josh Gates from Destination Truth said that the big failing with these types of Programs is that to keep Viewers happy they want to see Evidence, and it seems very unlikely you would get any evidence in EVERY episode. If that were the case these things wouldnt be scientifically unknown. Thats why they tried to show the Evidence, and the analysis in thier shows. As well as Provide the information (like thier bigfoot castings) to the Scentific community)
Remember I am A Believer of the Creatures, I am A Sceptic of the show. I Enjoy it and will keep watching. But for the entertainment value.
Fraser (British Columbia, Canada)
Good commentary, guy from Fraser.
DeleteI've posted here, multiple times (under "Anonymous" because it's easy, not because I don't have the courage of my convictions), making basically the same point: (1) 90% of the comments (unlike yours) are as light on facts as anything in the show - making fun of some dude's toenails may be amusing but does not invalidate his observations, and many of the criticisms are either demonstrably wrong or contradictory; (2) Much of every episode is likely "reenactment" - and/or purely pretend, and there is obviously considerable editing being done to hype the drama, which, necessarily, compresses and distorts the time frame; (3) Notwithstanding #2, the question really is how much is real and how much is "imported noises", reenactment, spliced and edited footing, etc.. As I noted, supra., it would be helpful to know what is or is not "real time" footage and what is reenactment, etc. (I think, perhaps, the producers may have read my comments, supra., on that issue because in their latest "uncaged" versions, they do add segments and blurbs designed to identify what was actually going on, how many days it actually took, etc., etc.); (4) Amidst much silliness, there are some rather compelling things being shown which warrant continued interest.
SO, I just finished watching the "Schnellegeiste" ("Snallygaster") episode and it, like last season's "Mothman" episode, was a real "jump the shark" effort. These guys are supposedly under siege in an old, abandoned cabin, bouncing around as tho' the place is being pecked and bumped apart and... there's no dust drifting down from the rafters, the brittle old windows are utterly unaffected (no wavering, no cracking and certainly no exploding, the way one would expect in the event that the walls were getting hit so hard they were in danger of breaching), even the little bird's nest, on the window frame, is utterly undisturbed, not a twig displaced - one could go on quite some time dissecting that one and, well, it was ridiculous. And, of course, what is one to make of their failure to take even a piece of that supposed "snallygaster" eggshell for genetic analysis (incidentally, even tho' they portray the "snallygaster" as a form of pterosaur, that was not a reptilian egg - most likely Emu, since it was a tad too thin shelled for ostrich; And, as long as we are on the topic of pterosaurs, a large pteranodon, with a 20-24' wingspan, probably weighed only between 50 and 100 lbs - an 800 lb flying creature , such as Trapper postulated, based on an estimated 18' wingspan, would actually require a wingspan as big as a 777's.). BUT, the fact that that particular episode was faker than an Obama Administration explanation does NOT make the "Demon Hound" episode one whit less compelling. I know damn good and well what I saw by that pumphouse. Unless that film was CG, then I was seeing something that supposedly hasn't been around for 20+ million years and what convinced me were not the things one would expect to be faked, ordinarily - rather it was the configuration and movement of the rear leg. If that was CG, then it was CG composed under the direction of a trained paleontologist/comparative anatomist. So, do I think there are whole flocks of pterosaurs terrorizing the hills of W. Va.? Nope. I also don't believe that there are "Mothmen" buzzing porch lights in Pt. Pleasant, Ohio (let alone setting fires and blowing out lights and making fat guys faint). But am I now itching to go to Pike County, KY to hunt for a Hyaenodon? Damn straight. Now, I just need the chap who posted above (and on whose father's farm some of that episode was filmed) to write back and I am there - I'll even let my beard (and toenails) grow in anticipation of the hunt.
All I know is even though that fat f&#$k Buck is morbidly obese he is a nice guy. I almost feel bad laughing at his fat ass falling all over the place while the others are trying to pick him up, it would take a FORKLIFT to pick him up. The best part is when all these gun toting hillbillies are running around (except Buck because he's out of breath) with their finger on the trigger. That's what I would like, some crazy hillbilly running behind me with a gun with no gun safety training. I'm surprised no one has been accidently shot. The show is based on other hillbilly actual accounts, and is for entertainment purposes only. This show does just that, entertain. I'll keep watching until I find something else to watch.
ReplyDeleteHuckleberry is in charge of 'Security'. Security of WHAT? The still?
ReplyDeleteI wonder if these guys know the Darlings in Mayberry?
Good commentary, dude from Fraser.
ReplyDeleteI've posted on here, multiple times, under "Anonymous", because it's easy, not because I lack the courage of my convictions, & what I've said is: (1) While criticism of some guy's toenails may be amusing, it does not invalidate his observations. Neither do criticisms which are factually inaccurate or contradictory. (2) While the show is clearly edited for dramatic effect & to fit both a timeframe & a formula & tho' it contains reenactments and staged shots with imported sound effects, that still leaves some portions (witnesses, game cam pics, etc.) which support the notion that there may be something out there; (3) Reflexive skepticism is no more "scientific" than non-reflective credulity.
Now, I just finished watching the "Schellegeiste/Snallygaster" episode and it was, like last season's "Mothman", a real "jump the shark" mess. The troop are supposedly trapped inside an abandoned cabin which is being pecked apart so violently that they are being bounced about and... not a bit of dust, shaken from the rafters, falls, the brittle, old glass windows don't even quiver, let alone explode, as they would were the place under such violent siege that the wood walls were in danger of breaching, & even the little bird's nest, on the window frame, has not a twig disturbed. SO, reenactment or complete "hoo-haw"? I'm leaning toward the latter - particularly as nobody seemed a bit interested in securing a piece of that "Snallygaster" egg shell for genetic analysis (it was NOT a reptilian egg, even tho' the "Snallygaster" is portrayed as some kind of pterosaur. I'm guessing emu. By the same token, a pteranodon, with a 20-25' wingspan, likely weighed only 50-100 lbs, not the "800 lbs" which Trapper was postulating, which would require the wingspan of a 777. I also doubt that a "10' tall, 800' flying demon with an 18' wingspan" was likely to get caught in that pathetic trap, which was hardly big enough to contain poor Buck's belly - another indication that the guys, themselves, did not take this seriously).
SO, do I think the hills of northern W. Va. are swarming with man-eating pterosaurs? No, and I also don't think the people of Pt. Pleasant, Ohio are kept awake at night by "mothmen" buzzing their porch lights. However, I remain absolutely transfixed by, for instance, the "Demon Hound" episode (particularly as one of the earlier correspondents here says it took place, in part, on his father's farm), not because of the boys jumpin' around and hollerin' in a cornfield but because that animal I saw in the "pumphouse video" was - well, amazing. Maybe it was all CG, but what struck me was not the type of thing that your average hoaxer, no matter how good with computer graphics he might be, would know to fake. What grabbed my interest was the shape and peculiar articulation of the hind legs of the animal. IF it was CG, it was CG shaped by the hand of a paleontologist with a specialty in comparative anatomy. It's THAT kind of stuff, not silliness such as this "Snallygaster" show, which keeps me watching. I'll allow the boys one trumped up episode a season if they keep giving me Hyaenodons in eastern Kentucky.
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ReplyDeleteIf there is something "Out There" the 6 MM imbeciles will never find it!!! such a poorly produced and laughable show.
ReplyDeleteI believe that there are things out there that we can't explain. My grandfather and grandmother would argue over what came out after dark. My grandfather would say, "the only thing out there after dark is what you see during the day". I have to agree with my grandma, there are things we haven't seen or maybe can't see but they do exist. It doesn't matter to me if this show is real or not, it's entertaining and informative. You get to hear about "monsters" in different areas that you wouldn't normally hear about. For those of us who believe, this is entertaining and informative There are things out there we can't explain and I am not about to go hunting them down, so good luck to the AIMS crew and happy hunting.
ReplyDeleteI would have to agree with your grandma. As for me it was all the adults in my family. Telling all of us kids to never look out the window at night. We wasnt allowed by the creek after the sun starts to set. No playing hide and seek or dead man or any of those stupid games at night. Or in the dark. No riding horses at night. No whistling at night. Hell we wasnt even suppose to be alone outside at night. The list is endless. And us being young and dumb we had to find out why. We got spooked more than once. Or was bothered by something. Im 21. I was 20 when you posted that and the only rule I dont follow is riding horseback alone. I go every where including the mountains. I try to be at my destination before sunset unless of course im in town. Then I would stay in the light. This past winter when I went logging bymyself and got stuck, had to have my friend come get me. But he didnt wanna chance it so he parked about a mile or 2 away(funny thing I was in a cute 2.9 ford ranger, that truck was a bastard truck that took me almost anywhere and everywhere especially when it has a load) so I started walking. He did the same and met me halfway. Glad I have bad eyesight and a bright ass flashlight and my 357. , because when he got like 40 ft away from me he had me shine my light towards the trees he was walking by. And he seen a tall lanky hairless creature. So he hauled ass towards me screamin ho shit ho shit.( before that when we still had a miles worth of distance between us we was talkin on the cell phones trying to figure out where eachother was at. So I could direct him towards me, we both kept hearing something cracking around in the trees. like if we was be followed, and since my fear of what goes bump in the night had my flashlight over my head, my flash light is the kind where the bottom half is a rechargeble light with a magnet and the top half requires triple A. And detaches to become a headlamp.
DeleteThe show is interesting but the problem I have watching the Uncaged episodes is the tweets ,twitters, call them what you will,, but call them annoying as Hell ! Get a life people !! Can't you do something as simple as watching a TV show, without having to use some sort of social media. Thus continues the dumbing down of Americans. Reality TV, texting, tweeting, all just making the general population dumber.
ReplyDeleteY don't y'all go tell ol' wild bill to his face, he's not real....yeah, I thank all those guys what they do and some of their service for this country!!!
ReplyDeleteA real Marine doesn't constantly brag about it! I am so sick of his oo-rah's and get some and bro's! It is as funny as watching Carol Burnette or some comedy show. Hogzilla, and they had a domestic hog from a farm, hence the notched ears!
ReplyDeleteActually a real marine does. Just not as phoney. And they really get into the hole hoo rah thing when there drunk. Or fresh outta basic
DeleteI am watching the episode about the Shadow Creature of Braxton County and I'm laughing. When they approach a bearded recluse who lives in the woods and doesn't want people around he "reluctantly" talks to them in a very kind voice although there are cameras around filming him. In seconds he gives them the device from his cam so they can see what he recorded. What??? Didn't know these true mountain men deal with so much technology. What a fake. Still, it's hysterical.
ReplyDeleteOne thing that is for certain is that this great country has millions of acres of woodlands,forests and swamps. Another thing that is obvious is that there are hundreds if not thousands of exotic animals that have been released in or escaped to these areas.
ReplyDeleteThat answers a lot of the sightings.
Now we have Alaska Monsters with a similar cast of characters and equally bizzare monsters. Alaska has plenty of real animals which could be considered monsterous. These cameramen are without a doubt as inept as they come. How can they film so many episodes and fail to get even a glimse of any creature. And why do these guys in Alaska sound like they are from the mountain south. As so many others have said, it is fake. They need to get more creative to hold on to even the weakest minded of fans. Good luck in not getting axed off the air.
ReplyDeleteTelevision has evolved into a virtual wasteland for the dumb and dumber crowd. All of those scripted so-called paranormal themed "reality" shows are pure rubbish! Absolute garbage! If there was a TV show that played out exactly how a true paranormal (haunting) investigation was conducted no one would watch it. Why? Because true paranormal investigators rarely collect any substantial evidence while they patiently wait for something to occur in blackened rooms. Imagine sitting in a pitch black room of a purportedly haunted dwelling for five hours trying to collect some data to validate a haunting. And you end up with nothing. The crap you see on TV with those bozo wanna-be ghostbusters are just play acting. The only ghost/haunting related TV show that has a nickel's worth of value is "A Haunting" on Discovery. Yes the stories are over dramatized, but they are based on eyewitness testimonials and presented in a documentary format. But you take it for what it's worth. Partly truth, partly fiction. That's the un-glamor of showbiz.
ReplyDelete90% of what you see on t.v. is not real, anyone who believes everything they see is a fool. I like this show because it makes me smile. I watch movies because they are entertaining but I know they are created for that purpose, just like this show. If you don't like it then watch something else. It doesn't matter to me if it is real, I like watching it.
ReplyDeleteI just love how wild bill acts like the character in the first men in black movie . you know the asshole at the very beginning .
ReplyDeleteThe acting in this is as bad and possibly worse than the "Blair Witch Project"! That is unless you are considering it a comedy, then it is worth a watch. But if you check out there vehicles it seems to be making them enough money. However if they expect this to be believable they need to spend some of this money on high quality photography & video equipment & come up with irrefutable proof (especially sense these monsters are always close to them. I have to ask, are they tracking the monsters trying to figure out what they are, or is it the other way around??? LOL).
ReplyDeleteSome of these urban/uber comments make me laugh. I live in the city, worked out and played sports all my life and still do. When I go to visit my cousins in hill country they appear to be anything but in shape, until I try to keep up with them hunting or working outdoors. You young bucks who think your so in shape or strong would not last. Sorry, buy you don't get to stretch or drink a 5 hour energy shot first and your oh so manly spandex hiker suit would be in shreds in about 10 minutes. If you modern day he men had to build this country with the tools and man hours your ancestors did you'd be dead by the 3rd day.
ReplyDeletewith all the other crap that is on tv this show is as fake as they come but it is funny to watch a bunch of drunks running around in the woods yelling and screaming and acting like total idiots. take it for what its worth and enjoy the nonsence.
ReplyDeleteThough its fake and predictable. Its also entertaining. But the backstorys on each creature is usually correct. Even though survivorman bigfoot is more interesting. And accurate. But I do believe a person can only stumble across that which is hidden. In this case were talking about animals who by which can smell a human. And sense fear. Or wiether or not its being threatened,(especially since there most likely hybrids).so thats why most real encounters cant be cought on camera.
ReplyDeleteAre these guys entertaining? Yes. Like large kids in a candy store with mom's credit card and no spending limit! Are they likeable? Yes. Is there a problem with the show? ABSOLUTELY, YES.
ReplyDeleteThis should be a study on how NOT to carry/use a firearm!!! These guys are flippin’ DANGEROUS AS ALL GET OUT!!! They shouldn’t be allowed to TOUCH a gun until they learn some respect for them.
POINTING A GUN IN THE DIRECTION OF A PERSON YOU DO NOT WANT TO SHOOT IS THE FIRST RULE!!!!!! (So many times it looks like the poor camera person is the target. You see right down the barrel of the guns!)
THUMBS DOWN ALL THE WAY AROUND BECAUSE OF THE LACK OF GUN SAFETY!!!!
The track the guy shows on his phone is blatantly fake.
ReplyDeleteNo proof in pictures, videos and body. Story line follows a common "no catch" results. They can bull.... like hell! Yes entertaining to a point but hard to keep watching more shows. And now got an Alaska's Monster show! Same dumb plot. For guys with rifles and shot guns they can scream and run like hell when cornered! They should have shot the video guy by now, he always getting a frontal video of them when on the hunt.
ReplyDeleteIt should be illegal to portray those hunts as real, even if there is a disclaimer. Running around like a bunch of idiots, when they find a nest instead of putting a deer cam on a tree to get their own evidence. They should be ashamed to be misleading the viewers, and disappointing them every episode, with not even a picture of the monsters. "surrounded by bigfoots, bigfoot graves, grass man injuring one of them", etc..It's too bad when reality shows are fake.
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