Civil War Sasquatch encounters??

[Tut11]

Here's an interesting story of a encounter from a confederate solder being rescued from being mortally wounded. Is the story true, I do not know, but has some interesting civil war battle facts implied. Have a listen if interested, entertaining story and different from what we have heard from the battle fields of the American civil war. Where this story came from I also don't know.

Anyone else heard or know of these kind of episodes during the Southern or Northern theaters? Bet there's a few which have never been discussed because of the nature of such information.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1348&v=ovbj51yFIIQ

 

[Cavalry Charger]

This is starting out as a very interesting tale. Thanks for posting.

 

[7th Mississippi Infantry]

Very interesting !

 

[7th Mississippi Infantry]

My first thought would be that the wounded Confederate was rescued by some of Sherman's unshaven men.

 

[Cavalry Charger]

My first thought would be that the wounded Confederate was rescued by some of Sherman's unshaven men.

 

[mofederal]

This looks very interesting as I have never heard of it before. Thanks for posting the link @Tut11.

 

[Tut11]

I liked the story and was very intriguing when I heard it. Glad yawl like it too, was worried I was going to get kicked off of CWT for posting something this weird.

 

[Stone in the wall]

Funny, Thanksgiving day my brother and wife were telling me about a show they have watched about searching for Big Foot. I've never seen or heard of the show, they watch way different stuff than I do. They claim he is here in West Virginia, but I have not yet seen him either. Thank you Tut

 

[Cavalry Charger]

I read below the video and the poster said

'A letter, dated 1895, was recently made available to me by a local historian and writer. I was not allowed to make copies or remove the letter from his office. It was hard to read because the paper is old and the handwriting in those days, while beautiful, is difficult to read. However I was able to understand most of it in the short time I had possession of the letter. Here is the story.'

So the story is told from memory after reading a letter.

It's intriguing in the way it intertwines a CW narrative into a Big Foot story, and the fact it involves one of Forrest's men makes it even more so.

Once again, I really enjoyed it and it's nice every now and again to have something completely different to ponder on.

Glad yawl like it too, was worried I was going to get kicked off of CWT for posting something this weird.

I don't think that will ever happen ... weirdness is wonderful sometimes

 

[diane]

Well! This one goes into my Forrest archives for sure!

 

[TomV71]

If Forrest have had Big Foot with him, he would probably have won the Battle of Tupelo.

 

[Cavalry Charger]

Well! This one goes into my Forrest archives for sure!

I thought you might like it

If Forrest have had Big Foot with him, he would probably have won the Battle of Tupelo.

I'm doing a recap of GOT and wondered what Forrest could have done with a dragon

 

[TomV71]

doing a recap of GOT and wondered what Forrest could have done with a dragon

The yankees would probably run the field, and Forrest and his Dragon would have won the day.
With Big foot, the yankees would probably have laughed them selfs to death, so Forrest would have won either way.

 

[diane]

If he could have recruited Danny and her dragons, that would have done it for sure! He'd probably lend Lee one...

 

[AshleyMel]

Whoa!
Spiffy!
I love all things BigFoot!
N.B.F. helps too!

 

[Cavalry Charger]

He'd probably lend Lee one...

 

[tbuckley]

I think I used to work with the guy in the top row. The first on the left.

 

[JOHN42768]

So whose family album were these photos suppose to be from again?

 

[ikesdad]

If Forrest have had Big Foot with him, he would probably have won the Battle of Tupelo.

Kinda gives a whole different meaning to the word "guerrilla", does it not ?

 

[TomV71]

So whose family album were these photos suppose to be from again?

They could probably be my Confederate ancestors, If I had have some.