New Guinea Bigfoot, Professor Gary Opit talks about his sighting

Professor Gary Opit, talks about the vocalizations of the New Guinea Bigfoot and his sighting.

New Guinea ape-man, known to the Amto people as the kayadi, was at least man-sized (i.e. about 5 ft 5 in tall, judging from the average height of most native peoples on New Guinea), hirsute, and bipedal, but also able to climb trees very rapidly, and strong enough physically to throw humans if confronted. One Amti tribesman stated that in 1981 a kayadi had been startled by his uncle while digging for eggs in a cave near his village, and another claimed that a local girl had actually been kidnapped a while back by one of these man-beasts.

One man, who went there on a fishing trip 20 years ago said, "the bass go to about fourty pounds and pull stronger then then the size you think, seen people about four foot tall, covered with brown hair at the river, not big foot, they still have head hunters, good luck and good fishing, this is one place you could become somethings dinner."

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