Bigfoot and their Shetland pony
Robin McCray has been interacting with Bigfoot most of her life. Her information and stories could fill a volume or two of the Encyclopedia Britannica. Here is one of her short and quite sweet Bigfoot stories. – Mary Joyce, editor
“At one time, I lived on 10 acres of mostly wooded land,” she told me, “and I had a Shetland pony that could not be kept within a hotwire. He could not be kept within a fence. He’d climb it, jump it, run through it, trash it. So, this pony lived tethered on a 250-foot boat rope because he could not be contained any other way.
“Well, the Bigfoot were fascinated by the pony and loved playing their game of ‘Let’s Move the Shetland Pony.’ Now the pony was always tied to its rope when I went to bed at night, but in the mornings, I’d find the rope untied and the pony retied in various places on the property.

Knots the Bigfoot tied in the pony’s rope were not simple loops.
“When the Bigfoot didn’t anchor the pony down with tight knots in his rope, they draped the rope around the trees. If the pony had done that just by walking around, the rope would not have been above his head.

“They also took care of all the pony’s needs. His feed bowls and water bucket would be taken into the woods. Finally, I used a half drum as a water bucket. Even that didn’t slow the Bigfoot down. They dragged that thing around the woods and everywhere.”
“I also saw evidence that the young Bigfoot were enjoying pony rides. I would find muddy handprints on the pony and little, tiny muddy butt prints on his back.”
This story is included in my book “BIGFOOT – Beyond the footprints” which is available on Amazon.
– Mary Joyce |