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SANJAY R SINGHAL, RA

Copyright © 2016 Sanjay R Singhal. All rights reserved.

FIELD REPORT 11.24.2016

Location: Habersham County, Georgia

Date(s): Tuesday, 22 November through Thursday, 24 November, 2016

Time: N/A

Weather: Mild

Present : Myself, and others (names changed and/or withheld for publication)

Sanjay’s Note: Certain aspects of this report may be more subjective in their perspective; the reader’s gracious

indulgence is requested. Not all of these phenomena are understood, yet are reported nonetheless as an integral

and vital portion of my own investigations.

Sanjay’s Note: Although certain aspects of this report may classify it as an Encounter, it should be noted that I

undertook an active investigation, nonetheless, based upon the behaviours described therein. The official date

of this Report, therefore, is that of same, although certain and various events occurred Tuesday, 22 November,

and Wednesday, 23 November, as well.

Items Noted:

I was invited to celebrate the Thanksgiving holiday with some very special, cherished friends in north Georgia;

accordingly, my hosts and I arrived in Habersham County at approximately 0400pm on Tuesday, 22 November.

Various friends and colleagues had indicated some reports of EC activity in this area,1 and I was looking

forward to some field work, if at all possible, during my stay. 2 3 As I stepped from the car, at my hosts’

residence, I recall looking towards the back garden; a belt of heavy, thick brush and woods runs for several

hundred yards behind the houses. And…I froze. 4

I was aware, suddenly and vividly, of…a presence…standing motionless in the woods. 5 6 7 8

1 EC, in this context, stands for ‘Elder Children’ as usual. 2 BFRO Author(s). Habersham County, Georgia. Bigfoot Field Researchers’ Organisation.

http://www.bfro.net/GDB/show_county_reports.asp?state=ga&county=Habersham. 2016. Web. Accessed 22 December 2016.

There are two (2) published reports for Habersham County on the BFRO site; Tallulah Gorge is approximately twenty minutes away,

by motor vehicle. 3 Ibid. White County, Georgia. Bigfoot Field Researchers’ Organisation.

http://www.bfro.net/GDB/show_county_reports.asp?state=ga&county=White. 2016. Web. Accessed 22 December 2016. There are

eleven (11) published reports for White County, Georgia, which borders Habersham County on the west. 4 Brian Spinner. Young Adult has Daylight Visual Encounter of Bipaedal Creature while Driving near Rhinebeck. Bigfoot Field

Researchers’ Organisation. http://www.bfro.net/gdb/show_report.asp?id=26205. 29 June 2009. Web. Accessed 12 October 2014. A

multitude of feelings is not uncommonly reported during an encounter with EC; even now, it is impossible to recall which feeling I

felt first, or in what sequence. 5 Chris Bateman. Archaeologist Digs for Proof of Sasquatch. Union Democrat.

http://www.uniondemocrat.com/news/story.cfm?story_no=22545 [link no longer active] Reprinted BigfootEncounters.com:

http://www.bigfootencounters.com/articles/strain.htm. Date Unknown. Web. Accessed 16 October 2014. The sense of a presence in

the woods, albeit unseen and unknown, is not uncommon to EC encounters. 6 Lynn Arave and Zack van Eyck. Utah Man says He’s seen Bigfoot 9 Times. The Desert News; 7 June 1997. Reprinted: Bigfoot

Encounters. http://www.bigfootencounters.com/articles/ronmower3.htm. Date Unknown. Web. Accessed 8 September 2014. The

Ron Mowers story may be considered a close approximation of my own, for the purposes of this Report. 7 Brian Petree. Truck Driver has Unexpected, Early Morning Encounter on US Highway 83, near Llano River. North American

Wood Ape Conservancy. http://woodape.org/reports/report/detail/331. 3 January 2006. Web. Accessed 27 December 2014.

Accounts of EC standing motionless when observed are frequently reported. 8 For the purposes of this Report, it should be noted that I had no doubt, whatsoever, that it was EC.



I could not believe it; I had only just arrived! I thought to myself: this can’t be happening! 9

It was watching me, it was aware of me….10 11 12

….and, it knew I was there. 13

I stood there, somewhat in a state of disbelief, while my hosts spoke with the gardener, who had just finished

his work. I did not know what to say, or to do; I was horribly aware of the…thing…in the woods, and it seemed

to be standing quietly and perfectly motionless, watching us intently. 14 15 16

I was not frightened, but I did not know what to do. After a few minutes, we entered the house. Later that

evening, I stepped out the back door, and looked towards the woods.

Everything was silent and peaceful; there was not a sound of anything, anywhere. 17

Wait….

I listened carefully, cupping my hands to my ears. I heard a soft, muffled sound of footsteps; 18 19 something was

pacing back and forth, first to the right, and then back again, to the left. 20 I heard it walking, very quietly; it

was becoming quite dark, and I made no direct observation. It seemed to press lightly on the leaves, crushing

them faintly; nonetheless, I heard the noise clearly.

My host came outside, and joined me.

“Sanjay, what are you doing out here?”

9 As one may imagine, I had absolutely no idea what to say, if anything, to my hosts! 10 EB Titchener. The Feeling of Being Stared At. Science: Volume 8; pp 895-897. 1898. Scopaesthesia, sometimes referred to as the

Psychic Staring Effect, was first explored by Titchener in the 19th century. Further laboratory experiments to replicate this effect

appear to have failed. 11 Rupert Sheldrake. The Sense of Being Stared At: And Other Aspects of the Extended Mind. New York: Random House; 2013. 12 Dr Jeff Meldrum. Sasquatch: Legend Meets Science. New York: Macmillan Publishers; 2007. Scopaesthesia has been reported

almost universally by EC investigators, researchers and enthusiasts. Meldrum describes it as a strongly subjective feeling, which

cannot be quantified…and I think he’s right. 13 Oregon Bigfoot author(s). File #01615. Oregon Bigfoot. http://www.oregonbigfoot.com/report_detail.php?id=01615. August

1995. Web. Accessed 19 September 2014. There are also numerous reports of persons feeling that something was waiting for them,

in the woods, pertinent to EC encounters. 14 Ibid, Bateman. Archaeologist Digs for Proof of Sasquatch. 15 Ibid, Petree. Truck Driver has Unexpected, Early Morning Encounter on US Highway 83, near Llano River. 16 Ibid, Meldrum. 17 Ibid, BFRO Authors. Silent Woods. The Bigfoot Field Researchers’ Organisation.

http://s2.excoboard.com/exco/archive.php?ac=t&forumid=125336&date=02-24-2010&t=2120282-1. 24 February 2010. Web.

Accessed 5 August 2014. The utter stillness and quiet of the woods has been observed, and commented upon, several times, by

several persons; it is not uncommon in conjunction with reported sightings and/or encounters. 18 Red Grossinger. Sasquatch Research Manual. Bloomington, Indian: Xlibris Publishers; 2011. Soft footsteps are sometimes,

although not always reported, pertinent to EC encounters. 19 Sasquatch Chronicles Author(s). Elk Hunter has Encounter with Sasquatch. Sasquatch Chronicles.

https://sasquatchchronicles.com/elk-hunter-has-encounter-with-sasquatch/. 8 March 2015. Web. Accessed 24 December 2016.

Accounts of soft, padded footsteps, in sometimes terrifying situations, have been attributed to EC. 20 GCBRO Author(s). Walker County, Alabama. Gulf Coast Bigfoot Researchers’ Organisation.

http://www.gcbro.com/ALwalk0001.html. 24 November 2001. Web. Accessed 1 September 2015. Account of EC pacing back and

forth have been reported.



“Well,” I said, with some embarrassment, “I’m hearing something moving; there is a sound of footsteps.” 21

My host listened with me, and then said, “It could be a deer.”

“Yes,” I agreed, “But, would a deer walk back and forth? Wouldn’t it just stand still, or run?”

“Good point,” my host agreed; we then returned to the house for the evening.

The following day, Wednesday 23 November, was quite busy; we spent the day visiting nearby sites, including

the Old Sautee Store,22 the town of Helen,23 and the Nacoochee Burial Mound.24 We returned home late in the

afternoon; the light was just beginning to fade. I stepped out the back door, to look at the woods; again, I heard

a sound of movement, of something pacing back and forth, stepping softly through the leaves.25 26 Again, I

made no direct, visual observation.

Later that evening, about 0900pm, I took the family dog out for his last walk of the night; as I opened the back

door, I looked towards the woods; the night was completely black. In the darkness, I heard the sound of

footsteps, quite loud and rapid, walking quickly away! 27 28

Left, right, left, right, left right; I counted six footsteps, and then they stopped. 29

Hot diggity dog!

I quickly pulled out my small torch; the beam shone brightly, and then went out. 30

“You’ve got to be kidding me!” I exclaimed!

I peered into the blackness; where the footsteps had stopped, I observed several small, brilliant orbs, in many

different colours of white, gold, and red, flickering on and off before disappearing completely.31

21 As one may imagine, it is not always easy to discuss cryptid activity with one’s host, while on holiday! 22 Sautee Store Author(s). Sautee Store. Old Sautee Store. http://www.sauteestore.com/. 2016. Web. Accessed 24 December 2016. 23 Alpine Helen/White County Convention & Visitors Bureau Author(s). Alpine Helen White County. Alpine Helen White County

Convention & Visitors Bureau. http://www.helenga.org/. 2011-2014. Web. Accessed 24 December 2016. 24 Atlas Obscura Author(s). Nachoochee Mound. Atlas Obscura. http://www.atlasobscura.com/places/nachoochee-mound. 2016.

Web. Accessed 24 December 2016. I found this site absolutely fascinating, and observed another, possible mound nearby. 25 Ibid, Grossinger. Sasquatch Research Manual. 26 Ibid, GCBRO Author(s). Walker County, Alabama. 27 Ibid, BFRO Author(s). Father and Son hear Heavy Footsteps made by an apparent Bipaedal Creature. Bigfoot Field Researchers’

Organisation. http://www.bfro.net/gdb/show_report.asp?id=1387. 1 May 1998. Web. Accessed 22 August 2014. Reports of heavy

footsteps are not uncommon, pertinent to EC encounters. 28 Laura Roeder. Loud Late-Night Stomping Frightens Backpackers near Echo Lake. Bigfoot Field Researchers’ Organisation.

http://www.bfro.net/gdb/show_report.asp?id=36618. 7 October 2012. Web. Accessed 22 August 2014. Reports of loud, heavy

stomping are also not uncommon, pertinent to EC encounters. 29 Ibid, BFRO Author(s). BFRO Investigator Hears Loud Footsteps and Bipaedal Running. Bigfoot Field Researchers’ Organisation.

http://www.bfro.net/gdb/show_report.asp?id=3199. 11 October 2001. Web. Accessed 26 June 2015. Accounts of apparent

deliberate behaviour, such as loud, heavy footsteps, are often reported. 30 Survival Kit Author(s). J5-V1. Survival Kit. https://www.survivalkit.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=174.

2016. Web. Accessed 24 December 2016. Sometimes referred to as a tactical torch, and small enough to carry easily in one’s pocket. 31 Ed Grabianowski. The Five Strangest Theories about Sasquatch. IO9. http://io9.com/5635018/the-five-strangest-theories-about-

sasquatch. 10 September 2010. Web. Accessed 15 December 2014. Accounts of strange, flashing lights in the woods, pertinent to

EC encounters, are not uncommon; however, they are almost incomprehensible, and therefore must be classified, for the purposes of

this Report, as inexplicable phenomena.



My host came out, and asked, “Sanjay, what’s going on?”

I told him, quickly; he hurriedly fetched a new battery for the torch, and I switched it back on.

“The batteries don’t last very long,” he said, “Have you used it a lot?”

“No,” I said, rather puzzled. 32

I slowly scanned the woods with the torch, looking for signs of movement. Where I had observed the small,

brilliant orbs of light, I observed a strange object, a curious triangular shape, with a golden-white colour, which

then disappeared.33 34

“Do you see that?” I asked my host.

“No,” he said, “What was it?”

I attempted to describe it to him; the night was horribly, eerily silent….35

Snap!

From the left, we both heard a loud, sudden, snapping sound, as though a branch had been snapped in two! 36

“Did you hear that?” I asked my host.

“Yes,” he said. “What do you think it was?”

“Well,” I said, “My first reaction is that it felt…deliberate…as if to take our attention away from the other side

of the garden. It was all the way to the left, if you noticed.” 37 38

“Yes,” agreed my host, “Say, where’s the dog?”

The dog had disappeared; we did not see him anywhere.

32 For the purposes of this Report, it should be noted that the torch had been a gift from my host; I appreciated it, very much! 33 Sanjay R Singhal. Field Report 04.13.2013: Crab Orchard. Beyond The Forest.

https://beyondtheforestblog.wordpress.com/2015/08/11/field-report-04-13-2013-crab-orchard/. 11 August 2015. Web. Accessed 23

December 2016. Compare to my observation at Crab Orchard in April 2013, of a remarkably similar shape, and colour. 34 Ibid. Field Report 12.16.2013: Orange County. Beyond The Forest. https://beyondtheforestblog.wordpress.com/2015/08/31/field-

report-12-16-2013-orange-county/. 31 August 2015. Web. Accessed 23 December 2016. Compare to my observation of a white

shoulder in the garden behind Mummie’s house in Orange County. 35 Ibid, BFRO Authors. Silent Woods. 36 Stan Courtney. Possible Vocalisations and Rock-Throwing East of Makanda. Bigfoot Field Researchers’ Organisation.

http://www.bfro.net/gdb/show_report.asp?id=40120. 4 March 2013. Web. Accessed 23 December 2014. Sudden, loud twig or

branch-snapping sounds can be quite startling, especially in situations like these, and are quite commonly reported pertinent to EC

and/or other cryptid encounters. 37 Jack Smarr. ATV Riders near Berea have Scary Ride out of Woods at Night. Bigfoot Field Researchers’ Organisation.

http://www.bfro.net/GDB/show_report.asp?id=47067. 15 November 2014. Web. Accessed 24 December 2016. Accounts of EC

deliberately snapping branches, whether as intimidation or misdirection, are often reported. 38 Linda S Godfrey. The Bigfoot Branch? Linda Godfrey’s Blog. http://lindagodfrey.com/2012/07/11/the-bigfoot-branch/. 11 July

2012. Web. Accessed 26 June 2015. Accounts of branches being broken in the still, calm forest are not common, but have been

reported, nonetheless; one of the most vivid, and quite possibly terrifying incidents occurred in 2012.



“I’m going out the front to look for him,” my host said, “He needs to get inside.”

I quickly ran down the back steps; I approached the shed, and found the dog.39 He was running back and forth,

running in circles; he would not heed me.40 Behind the shed, the woods reared up black and impenetrable; I

was suddenly, horribly, afraid.41

Something was watching me.42

I made no direct, visual observation; nonetheless, as I stood there, frantically trying to corral the dog, a great,

overwhelming fear rose within me, and I felt only one effect: to leave as quickly as possible.43 44

Nonetheless, I was determined not to panic; I focussed on the dog. With some effort, I was able to grip his

collar, and lead him back to the house; he continued to act strangely, running back and forth across the grass,

but we returned indoors, eventually.45 My host came back in from the front garden, and we remained indoors

for the rest of the evening.

The following day, I assisted my hostess with preparations for Thanksgiving dinner,46 but later in the morning, I

ventured out to the back garden; I wanted to investigate the woods behind the house. I did not expect to

find…what I found…within the edge of the trees, approximately twenty yards (20yd, or 18.288m), I observed a

dark, round construction of thick, woven branches and limbs.

There was a nest, in the brush, looking towards the back garden.

I entered the woods, cautiously; the ground cover was thick with trailing, thorny vines and creepers, which tore

at my trousers and stuck me dreadfully.47 As I approached the nest, I observed several snapped-off saplings, at

approximately twelve to eighteen inches (12-18in, or 30.48-45.72cm); they were all in the same direction,

roughly north/northwest. 48

39 For the purposes of this Report, it should be noted that the shed is to the right of the back door, as one looks out, and therefore was

extremely close to…whatever…had made the loud footsteps. 40 Eric Lester. Possible Howl heard from Baugo Creek area in Osceola. Bigfoot Field Researchers’ Organisation.

http://www.bfro.net/gdb/show_report.asp?id=23734. 4 May 2008. Web. Accessed 4 April 2015. Dogs behaving strangely in the

presence or vicinity of EC are commonly reported, and often remarked upon, by their owners. 41 Nancy L Jones. Possible Stalking outside a Camper’s Tent in the White Knob Mountains. Bigfoot Field Researchers’ Organisation.

http://www.bfro.net/GDB/show_report.asp?id=10960. 19 March 2005. Web. Accessed 30 September 2014. An overwhelming

feeling of great fear is not uncommon to EC encounters, especially at close range. 42 Ibid, Meldrum. Sasquatch: Legend Meets Science. 43 Ibid, Singhal. Field Report 05.16.2008: Salt Fork State Park (with Addenda). Beyond The Forest.

https://beyondtheforestblog.wordpress.com/2014/08/14/field-report-05-16-2008-salt-fork-state-park-with-addenda/. 14 August 2014.

Web. Accessed 23 December 2016. Compare to my experience at Salt Fork State Park in May 2008, when I felt a strong, almost

overwhelming impression to run, as fast and as far as I could! 44 Ibid, BFRO Author(s). US Air Force Retiree Encounters Bigfoot in Sulphur River Bottoms near Cooper Lake. Bigfoot Field

Researchers’ Organisation. http://www.bfro.net/GDB/show_report.asp?id=7568. 15 December 2003. Web. Accessed 12 October

2014. This feeling, although entirely subjective, is not uncommon to EC encounters. 45 Ibid, Lester. 46 Without question, one of the most delicious roast turkeys I’ve ever eaten. Ditto the pumpkin pie; my hostess is an excellent cook! 47 Jennifer H Carey. Common or Roundleaf Greenbrier (Smilax rotundifolia). USDA Forest Service.

http://www.fs.fed.us/database/feis/plants/vine/smirot/all.html. 1994. Web. Accessed 27 February 2015. 48 Kathy Moskowitz Strain. Tree Break/Twisted Limbs. Alliance of Independent Bigfoot Researchers.

http://www.bigfootresearch.com/index.php?file=article&name=News&sid=49. 10 December 2005. Web. Accessed 10 August 2014.

An extremely well-written and researched report on this aspect of EC behaviour, widely observed and documented throughout the

North American continent.



The first photograph presents a view of the nest assembly, as viewed from the back door of my hosts’ house; the

second photograph presents a view looking from the edge of the woods, from the direction of the nest assembly.

The neighbours’ house is on the right, with the swimming pool in front; the children’s play-set is to the left.

These photographs present views of the nest assembly, as I attempted to access it in the heavy, thick brush and

numerous, trailing thorny vines. Although the ground appears somewhat clear, in both images, it was nearly

impassable; I had a great deal of difficulty in reaching the nest. The dog, however, had no problems at all! 49

I looked at the ground carefully, but did not observe any clear, visible footprints and/or depressions to indicate

passage of a large animal or other creature; nonetheless, the size of the nest suggested something of

considerable size had fashioned it. 50 51 Within the nest, I observed a pile of leaves suggestive of a bedding

area, as though something had lain or sheltered there. It was extremely difficult for me to access it.52

49 The appropriate inference may be readily made; contrary to popular belief, I am not a hairy, ape-like creature. 50 Ibid, Singhal. Field Report 08.25.2012: Area R (with Addendum). Beyond The Forest.

https://beyondtheforestblog.wordpress.com/2015/05/14/field-report-08-25-2012-area-r/. 14 May 2015. Web. Accessed 24 December

2016. Compare to the nest I observed at Area R in August 2012. 51 Ibid. Field Report 11.13.2011: Area D. Beyond The Forest. https://beyondtheforestblog.wordpress.com/2014/12/26/field-report-

11-13-2011-area-d/. 26 December 2014. Web. Accessed 24 December 2016. Ditto. 52 Ibid. Field Report 02.02.2014: Woodbury Wildlife Area. Beyond The Forest.

https://beyondtheforestblog.wordpress.com/2015/09/05/field-report-02-02-2014-woodbury-wildlife-area/. 5 September 2015. Web.

Accessed 24 December 2016. Compare with the bedding area I observed at Woodbury Wildlife Area in February 2014.



These photographs present views of the snapped-off saplings observed near the nest assembly; notice the

common height, approximately twelve to eighteen inches above the ground, and in the same direction.

The first photograph presents a close-up view of the nest assembly; notice the heavy, thick ground cover and

thick, thorny vines, which prevented me from getting closer. The second photograph presents the view from the

nest assembly, looking directly (and clearly) towards the neighbour’s house.

There were numerous, trailing vines with long, sharp thorns and I did not like being pricked everywhere.53

I stood up, and turned around, looking out through the woods in the direction of the nest’s opening: I was

looking directly at the neighbour’s yard, approximately one hundred yards (100yd, or 91.44m) to the southwest,

with a clear view of the drive, and the children’s playset. My view of the playset was clear, and unimpeded;

anyone…or anything…could observe it, unseen.

I also observed several curious, possible branch assemblies nearby, but they presented only minimal evidence of

interweaving and/or multiplicity of branch component species, textures, and/or bark colour.54

53 Ibid, Carey. Common or Roundleaf Greenbrier (Smilax rotundifolia). 54 As defined by Sanjay R Singhal, the four (4) features which define a branch assembly are as follows: clear, present interweaving of

components; multiplicity of component species; multiplicity of component sizes; and visually contrasting component species colours,

bark, and textures. To this may be added the application of long, slender components supporting large, heavier ones, and/or the

stripping of leaves and twigs from the components, although these are not always observed.



These photographs present views of the solitary Black Cherry, which I stopped to admire, and which, I realised,

was growing out of a possible burial mound; I observed several small, round rocks beneath the leaves.

I came upon a solitary Black Cherry (Prunus serotina) 55 in the woods, and stopped to admire it; its trunk was

remarkably straight and tall, a beautiful specimen. I glanced at its base, and stopped, suddenly.

It was growing out of a burial mound.

For a moment, I thought I was mistaken; there could not possibly be an artificial mound here! 56 57 58

I walked around it, carefully pacing off my steps: twelve north to south, four east to west. A long, somewhat

ovoid mound,59 with many small, round rocks (albeit covered with leaves), upon which a tree had grown.60 I

took several photographs for later review, and then returned to the house for Thanksgiving dinner.

Respectfully submitted,

Sanjay R Singhal, RA

*Name(s) changed for publication

**The Water-Beetle is my motorcar; it is painted a deep blue-green colour…like a water-beetle

55 David A Marquis. Black Cherry (Prunus serotina). United States Forestry Service Sylvics Manusal Volume Two.

https://www.na.fs.fed.us/pubs/silvics_manual/volume_2/prunus/serotina.htm. 2016. Web. Accessed 24 December 2016. 56 Georgia DNR Author(s). Etowah Indian Mounds Historic Site. Georgia DNR State Parks & Historic Sites.

http://www.gastateparks.org/EtowahMounds. 2016. Web. Accessed 24 December 2016. The Etowah Mounds are located in

Cartersville, Georgia, approximately one hundred miles (100mi, or 160.934km) southwest of Habersham County. 57 Mark Williams. Archaeological Testing at the Kenimer Site, 9WH68. Savannah: Lamar Institute Publications; 1999. 58 Ibid, Atlas Obscura Author(s). Nachoochee Mound. 59 The term ‘ovoid’ is used here to describe the profile, not the overall shape. 60 Although it is reasonable to infer a burial site, based upon the numerous, small rocks, further confirmation is needed.



FIELD REPORT 11.24.2016

SUMMARY

Substantiation of this Report may be provided, to some extent, by reports published on the BFRO website, not

only for Habersham County, but also for adjacent White County.61 62 Additional reports have been published

for Rabun County,63 Stephens County,64 and Hall County,65 also adjacent to Habersham County. Additional

accounts have been located across social media, suggesting a considerable level of activity.66 Further research

and enquiry at this location may provide important, new information regarding EC habituation and/or migration.

The combination of physical, visual, audible and/or olfactory events described in this Report are as follows:

1. The unusual silence in the woods;

2. The sound of soft, muffled footsteps, pacing back and forth;

3. The sound of loud, heavy footsteps, walking rapidly away from the house;

4. The observation of several small, brilliantly coloured orbs, which appeared and disappeared;

5. The curiously malfunctioning torch;

6. The observation of a curious, triangular shape, coloured golden-white;

7. The continued, eerie, almost overwhelming silence;

8. The sudden, loud snapping sound, heard to the left in the woods;

9. The dog’s strange behaviour;

10. The nest assembly, observed in the woods;

11. The numerous, snapped-off saplings observed nearby;

12. The alignment of the nest assembly with the neighbour’s yard;

13. The possible branch assemblies, observed nearby.

These behaviours, and the history of my own experiences, may be considered sufficient to suggest the presence

of EC 67 in Habersham County, in the autumn of 2016.

61 BFRO Author(s). Habersham County, Georgia. Bigfoot Field Researchers’ Organisation.

http://www.bfro.net/GDB/show_county_reports.asp?state=ga&county=Habersham. 2016. Web. Accessed 22 December 2016.

There are two (2) published reports for Habersham County on the BFRO site; Tallulah Gorge is approximately twenty minutes away,

by motor vehicle. 62 Ibid. White County, Georgia. Bigfoot Field Researchers’ Organisation.

http://www.bfro.net/GDB/show_county_reports.asp?state=ga&county=White. 2016. Web. Accessed 22 December 2016. There are

eleven (11) published reports for White County, Georgia, which borders Habersham County on the west. 63 Ibid. Rabun County, Georgia. Bigfoot Field Researchers’ Organisation.

http://www.bfro.net/GDB/show_county_reports.asp?state=ga&county=Rabun. 2016. Web. Accessed 26 December 2016. There are

two (2) published reports for Rabun County, which borders Habersham County on the north. 64 Ibid. Stephens County, Georgia. Bigfoot Field Researchers’ Organisation.

http://www.bfro.net/GDB/show_county_reports.asp?state=ga&county=Stephens. 2016. Web. Accessed 26 December 2016. There

is one (1) published report for Stephens County, which borders Habersham County on the east. 65 Ibid. Hall County, Georgia. Bigfoot Field Researchers’ Organisation.

http://www.bfro.net/GDB/show_county_reports.asp?state=ga&county=Hall. 2016. Web. Accessed 26 December 2016. There are

two (2) published reports for Hall County, which borders Habersham County on the southwest. 66 GCBRO Author(s). Georgia. Gulf Coast Bigfoot Researchers’ Organisation. http://gcbro.com/gadb1.htm. 2016. Web. Accessed

26 December 2016. The GCBRO website has published reports for Hall County and Rabun County, both adjacent to Habersham

County, although it does not present any published reports for Habersham County, proper. 67 EC, in this context, stands for “Elder Children”, as usual.



A number of subjective events also occurred. While these cannot be considered conclusive evidence of EC,

neither should they be discounted. Although it is reasonable to review the impact of non-objective stimuli in this

Report, such effects, while personally quite vivid and at times overwhelming, are nonetheless nearly impossible

to substantiate with any measure of certainty.

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