CRYPTOLINK: Bigfoot sighting in area

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Craig Sulk, Menominee, points out the area where his camera captured an image of what could possibly be a Bigfoot. The image was powerful enough to send a team of experts to investigate and record a TV documentary. EagleHerald/Mike Desotell Cast and crew from the Animal Planet TV show “Finding Bigfoot” gathered at the home of Craig and Barb Sulk north of Menominee on Sept. 21. The crew had just been on location for another shoot in Nepal, India, before conducting the U.P. investigation. Special to the EagleHerald

By MIKE DESOTELL
EagleHerald staff writer

MENOMINEE - Anyone who says there's nothing exciting going on in Menominee probably hasn't been paying close attention. There have been numerous reports of ghostly apparitions on 1st Street, brooms that stand up on their own and now perhaps the biggest story of all, a report of a Bigfoot sighting.

Bigfoot (noun) a large, hairy, apelike creature resembling a yeti, supposedly found in northwestern America. Also called Sasquatch.

Rewind the calendar to March of 2012. Craig Sulk of Menominee had several game cameras strategically placed around his wooded property. Sometime in May he retrieved the digital camera cards and started looking through the photos. When Sulk looked at the photos again over this past winter he discovered a unique three-frame sequence.

"The middle picture, there was something. I said, 'a squatch!' and we laughed," he recalled. "This is something. It's not just a shadow or a branch or a bear. Something is in that picture that doesn't belong."

Sulk pulled together a couple family members and friends and headed to the spot in the woods where the object was photographed to get an idea of just how big it was.

"I put Barb there and took a bunch of pictures with a digital camera," he said. "We came back to look at the pictures on the computer and dammit if this thing wasn't bigger than her." Barb is Sulk's wife and she stands 5 feet 8 inches tall.

If the object photographed really was a Bigfoot, the Sulks wanted to know for sure, so they turned to the experts from the TV show "Finding Bigfoot" which airs on Animal Planet, a satellite television channel owned by Discovery Communications.

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