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Lake Worth Monster Revisited

Posted by: Loren Coleman on September 20th, 2012

I’m looking forward to returning to Texas, and examining closely Lake Worth.

Yes, 43 years ago, the Lake Worth Monster visited a little corner of Texas.

See y’all at Cryptopalooza.

Lake Worth Monster

Lake Worth Monster

Lake Worth Monster

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6 Responses to “Lake Worth Monster Revisited”

  1. PoeticsOfBigfoot responds:

    As a Ft. Worth native, I look forward to your take on the area. Watch out for gators, though, they’re definitely in that area.

  2. Alan Clark Huffines via Facebook responds:

    This is what started me on my interest. We lived very close to here and out in the sticks. I always knew that someday he was going to come in my bedroom window some night. This phobia was further enhanced by BOGGY CREEK.

  3. size 13 responds:

    I have seen a Bigfoot twice. I suspect the Lake Worth Monster to be a HOAX. I have lived here in or near to Fort Worth all of my life (55 years).

    The picture looks like a guy in a fur coat and nothing like the Bigfoot I have seen. Teens with nothing better to do than to make stuff up.

  4. HulkSmashNow responds:

    Come down to Ellis County and do a little digging on the Chambers Creek Monster (and the Goat-Man of Emhouse, too) if you have the time.

  5. PoeticsOfBigfoot responds:

    well, yeah, but it’s still fun to talk about, right? I even saw a play about it, put on by the Hip Pocket Theater in 1992 or so. Remember them, the outdoor theater who performed out in the woods west of town?

  6. moonrocketman responds:

    I investigated the creature in 1989 with Sallie Ann Clark and still have my notes as I spent the Night at this preserve. It was interesting to find certain hidden trails where I found interesting human like prints that were 15 inches long. There seemed to be a migrating pattern which are started by certain seasons. My findings were indeed real and very strange.



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