San Antonio Bigfoot At It Again

A homeless couple called 911 to report a Bigfoot sighting almost identical to one reported earlier this month. The 911 call, which lasts nearly 10 minutes, features both a man and woman who claim to live in a tent in the woods near Highway 151 and Loop 1604 in San Antonio. The pair both state they saw a Bigfoot.

The woman's description says the thing was 75' away from her, "smelled awful, devoured a whole deer carcass, and then... screeched, and took off across the street." The man said he'd been living in the woods for six years, yet had "...never seen nothing like this." He gave his age as 63.

"And I know you guys are going to think I'm crazy," the woman told the dispatcher, "but I'm dead serious."

Police investigated the incident, but found no sign of the campers or Bigfoot.

© C Harris Lynn, 2009

Camper Insurance

For years, my parents tried to sell me on the idea of owning an RV. Because I was a musician, they argued that it would be ideal - and when I wasn't on the road, I could park it on their property. I half-heartedly went looking for one with them a handful of times, but nothing ever came of the idea. But I bring this up because I only recently learned about rv insurance - a factor I never even knew to take into account when considering the idea.

If you, or someone you know, owns an RV or are considering purchasing one, make sure you check-out that link to learn more about RV insurance. Again, I do not personally know, but must assume it is different from both auto and home insurance - perhaps a combination of the two which is only applicable to motorized homes? At any rate, I'm pretty sure you'll have to have it for legal purposes, even if you plan on keeping it parked.