Somehow several hours of research and a decently lengthy script led to an 18 minute episode. I'm not sure how that happened unless I really talk that fast.Continuing on with last episode's Bigfoot / Sasquatch info, this episode we delve into the folkloric Bigfoot creatures that are regional-specific, as well as into theories and ideas about who Bigfoot is and where our most famous cryptid may have come from.TW: No triggers.Find me on social media at Obscure Appalachia.To support the podcast and get bonus episodes visit patreon.com/obscureappalachiaSubmit your true paranormal, true crime stories, or love letters to obscureappalachia@gmail.comVisit the website at obscureappalachia.comSources:Bigfoot Theories – Washington BigfootThe Legend of the Boojum | Balsam Mountains North Carolina FolkloreGrassman | Cryptid Wiki | FandomOrange Eyes | Cryptid Wiki | FandomWhirling Whimpus | Cryptid Wiki | FandomThe oldest account of Bigfoot was recorded in 986 AD - Sasquatch ChroniclesTennessee Wildman | Cryptid Wiki | FandomCOLUMN: The Tennessee Wildman | East TennesseanYeahoh, Yahoo or Bigfoot? - Appalachian HistoryWhirling Whimpus | Monster Wiki | FandomThe five strangest theories about SasquatchThe Bering Land Bridge Theory - Bering Land Bridge National Preserve (U.S. National Park Service)Bering Land BridgeBering Land Bridge formed surprisingly late during last ice age | NSF - National Science FoundationSkeptic » eSkeptic » April 12, 2004The Man Who Created BigfootThese 5 Mythical Animals Turned Out to Be Real | Nature and Wildlife | Discovery