I'm from Mississippi originally, but I've lived in Oklahoma, Texas, Pennsylvania,

West Virginia.

Since I've discovered the subject of Sasquatch, I'm so sure that they're real.

I don't need to see one, believe me. But here is my second-hand story.

My mom and her siblings made up a huge family who lived on a plantation in Sunflower County.

Mom always called it the Patterson plantation because there were more daughters than sons in this family.

Mom and her sisters always worked with their dad in the field hoeing cotton.

The boys were too young.

The girls were about 8 to 12 years of age and they were hard workers.

Mom would tell us that when their dad was sick sick the girls would go to the field by themselves

they were just carrying on for daddy the only thing that truly spooked them was the fact that

something on two legs would paste them the girls would be on a dirt road which was flanked on

either side by the sunflower river or the forest.

This animal would paste them just out of sight in the forest.

Mom said one time they asked my grandpa, Daddy, what is that walking next to us?

Mom said that he grinned and said it's just a bunch of squirrels.

This went on for a while.

It never showed its face.

And yes, if it had been a vagrant or an escapee from parchment, surely he would have been seen

at some point.

The girls were not the only ones who heard this noise.

Mom said other adults in the field would also walk the same direction and The girls were not the only ones who heard this noise.

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