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Maybe Bigfoot has decided that we are just too darn liberal in the Northwest and likes the conservative climate of Utah better. Salt Lake City does have an NBA franchise, so an out-of-work Sonics mascot might have possibilities there. Making the rounds is a video taken by campers in Provo Canyon, Utah. Through the brush you see what looks like a bear, but then seems it might be something else. Or as the person who took the video said: “The monster stood up and looked right at us.” That person, who uses the name Beard Card on YouTube, talked to Fox 13 TV in Utah: “We had actually been standing […] read more
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