| ID | #1604314613 |
| Added | Mon, 02/11/2020 |
| Author | July N. |
| Sources | The Western Bigfoot Society Newsletter
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| Phenomena | |
| Status | Research
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Initial data
Jessie Ross saw something similar, a prehistoric eagle perched on a 15-foot (4.5 m) cliff. When he saw it, he tried to take off, and had to take clumsy steps. It wasn't a vulture.
It stood on a rock, was about 5 feet (1.5 m) tall, had a hooked beak, was jet black with a bright orange head and eyes two inches across.
It eventually took to the air, spreading its wingspan 20-22 feet (6-6. 6 m) to catch 90-degree summer thermals (an updraft of warm air), and flew North.
Original news
Date: Summer 1978
Location: Near Arco Idaho
Time: afternoon
Summary: Jessie Ross saw what looked like, a prehistoric eagle sitting on a 15-foot rock. When it saw him it tried to fly, it had to take lumbering steps with some flopping around. It was not a vulture and stood about 5 ft high on the rock, had a hooked beak, was coal black with a bright orange head, and had eyes two inches across. Eventually it got in the air, spreading its 20-22 ft wingspan, to catch the 90-degree summer thermals, and flew off to the north.
Source: The Western Bigfoot Society Newsletter
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