Comments on: High School Principal Chasing Bigfoot

By: PLeary

PLeary — Sat, 27 Oct 2007 09:20:27 +0000

I had a brief conversation with Mr. Raygoza recently. While just one interaction, I found him to be modest and sincere, not the least self-agrandizing. He did carry some appropriate warriness into the call, but we had never spoken before and he did not know whether or not I had some nefarious agenda.

By: Craig Woolheater

Craig Woolheater — Thu, 02 Aug 2007 17:10:27 +0000

Update on David Raygoza's informational Bigfoot symposium are posted here at Cryptomundo at Update: High School Principal Chasing Bigfoot.

By: dm061505

dm061505 — Thu, 02 Aug 2007 01:19:00 +0000

Secret_Storm, I don’t know who you are but I am David’s wife and what you have posted about me is untrue. I have found my experiences out with David to be very interesting. Both my daughter and I have seen footprints, heard things, seen things…there is definitely something out there. David has a lot of footage and many experiences…and the experiences have not just been his. He has taken people out with him that have had their own experiences. I would appreciate it if you would refrain from posting untruths as I do believe that bigfoot exists.

By: Secret_Storm

Secret_Storm — Wed, 01 Aug 2007 01:27:58 +0000

I actually went with Mr. Raygoza to the Sequoia National Forest to check several locations he had been watching and to gather evidence… although the time there was brief I could tell right away there was no Bigfoot all the evidence pointed towards a bear which he did manage to capture on a game tracker.

I watched his video, stills, etc. even looked at the hair sample but again the hair was the same color as the bear in the picture brownish blonde, the hair sample was never tested.

In my opinion the video and still photographs only showed shadows from surrounding trees and bushes.

He talked about being in the BFRO and how some members were coming out to go over his evidence. I never heard what the BFRO had to say because I stopped talking with David after his stories didn’t seem factual, like how a Bigfoot attacked his jeep and broke the driver side window by throwing a stick at it…

David mentioned how his wife had seen or heard strange things when in the Sequoia National Forest. When David was unpacking his gear I was able to chat with his wife for a few minutes and found none of what David said to be true also she doesn’t believe in Bigfoot and thought David was wasting his time and money.

By: rayrich

rayrich — Sun, 29 Jul 2007 05:53:16 +0000

It’s unfortunate that Mr. Raygoza never released the the ’so called footage’ he promised, but at the same time I have had experiences and recordings which I wouldn”t share with others probably because of a lack of trust in the Bigfoot community. I never promised this info however, and never felt the need. That makes me a little wary of his agenda, whether it be for attention or borne out of his imagination. If you spend enough time really deep in the wilds your mind will play games with you, as well as your imagination. I think when you have a real credible experience you feel a less need to verify it to your peers.