The prints were copied in February 2001 using a Microtek ScanMaker X6EL scanner and a Power Macintosh 6100/60 AV computer. Further details regarding area investigations are available online via the “Sasquatch on the Oklahoma Prairie” interview available here (MP3). Higgins corroborated this description of events during on-site visits and conversations (Higgins, 2004). According to Lumpmouth, the office secretary said the images disturbed her and the files were deleted from the computer. The photos were printed on high quality 8×10 photo paper. Advancing a step or two out of curiosity, he took a second picture as the subject turned and departed. As he looked through the viewfinder and took the picture, he noted the appearance of a dark object in the background, visible through gaps in the foliage that aligned from his position.

Lumpmouth followed with a borrowed digital camera. His supervisor walked over a short distance from their vehicles to pose for a picture with a piece of litter seen lying on the ground. According to his account, he and several co-workers were cleaning up after an outdoor tribal function. In November 2000 Russell Lumpmouth, a member of the Arapaho tribe, took two photographs that appear to feature a sasquatch-like figure. One such area with a history of accounts pertaining to mysterious manlike creatures is the Cheyenne and Arapaho tribal trust lands in Canadian County, located west of Oklahoma City. Most of these accounts originate in the mountainous eastern areas of the state however, sightings are also affiliated with locations along or near Oklahoma’s major rivers.

Oklahoma has a long record of sightings of large apelike creatures resembling what people often refer to as the sasquatch or Bigfoot. The following is an abridged version of an article that has been submitted to The Relic Hominoid Inquiry provisionally entitled “Photographs of a Possible Unrecognized Bipedal Hominoid From Oklahoma.” Introduction Last updated on August 13th, 2021 at 09:50 am

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