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Hey Soybean!

artradley

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Apr 26, 2013
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I need to know more about this. My wife thinks I'm crazy and then she starts alluding to the Loch Ness Monster when I mention Sasquatch.


First, I've been to Loch Ness and wasn't lucky enough to see anything.

Secondly, and this is the one minute version...one day while scouting for some pasture ground up in Benton County just east of Mount Auburn and the Cedar River Bridge I was sitting in my pick-up looking at a plat map when I looked uo to see an animal I did not recognize walk out of the ditch and onto the gravel road. It stood maybe 36 inches high but spent most of the time I saw him sitting in a squat grooming himself. He stared at me twice during the short time I got to observe him but I didn't have the sense that he noticed a motionlessly me inside the truck. After a couplethree minutes it stood up and took a long looksee and then simply walk away without taking a look backwards. It was not a bear or monkey. I have spent much of my life observing the Iowa countryside and its wildlife - I can not identify what that creature was.
 
First, I've been to Loch Ness and wasn't lucky enough to see anything.

Secondly, and this is the one minute version...one day while scouting for some pasture ground up in Benton County just east of Mount Auburn and the Cedar River Bridge I was sitting in my pick-up looking at a plat map when I looked uo to see an animal I did not recognize walk out of the ditch and onto the gravel road. It stood maybe 36 inches high but spent most of the time I saw him sitting in a squat grooming himself. He stared at me twice during the short time I got to observe him but I didn't have the sense that he noticed a motionlessly me inside the truck. After a couplethree minutes it stood up and took a long looksee and then simply walk away without taking a look backwards. It was not a bear or monkey. I have spent much of my life observing the Iowa countryside and its wildlife - I can not identify what that creature was.
So you are taking some heat on here for that? I guess I'm not going to share. Anyway I didn't see anything at Loch Ness either.
 
In fairness to me, my memory is that SB went on a diet, and I was just taunting him with food.
 
I'm intrigued by Soybean's story. What Iowa native or non-native animal that is 3 feet tall walks on only two legs?

So a baby sasquatch that wasn't smart enough to hide yet?
 
I'm intrigued by Soybean's story. What Iowa native or non-native animal that is 3 feet tall walks on only two legs?

So a baby sasquatch that wasn't smart enough to hide yet?
He's had a few interesting stories. We need a Soybean Collection of short novels.
 
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