If the legendary creature known as Sasquatch actually exists, there is still plenty that we have yet to learn about it.
Despite thousands of sightings around the country, as well as a lengthy history in folklore, science still does not accept the possibility that bigfoot exists. Science has yet to find a body, (although one online persona now thinks he may have found a skull), there is no DNA evidence available for the animal, and it seems as though every photo ever taken has been blurry and hard to distinguish.
Unfortunately for one Tennessee farmer, the elusive cryptid that’s stealing his chickens seems to have fallen victim to the same issue.
A peculiar photograph from a farm in Tennessee shows what appears to be some kind of figure lurking behind a fence and the property owner suspects that it just might be Sasquatch. The odd image (which can be seen below) was reportedly posted on a Bigfoot-related Facebook group over the weekend by a man named Donny Hicks. Explaining that one of his farm hands had sent him the picture, he mused that “something is going on in middle Tennessee with several alleged and rumored sightings of Bigfoot” and then wondered if the anomaly in the image could be the legendary cryptid.
The sighting was unique in that this southern Sasquatch has a taste for chicken.
Hicks went on to suggest that the possible Sasquatch has caused something of a commotion on his farm as “all of my chickens are missing. I don’t know what to do or think here.” Additionally, he lamented that “my farm manager is completely freaked by ‘El Diablo Yeti'” and that concern over possibly encountering creature caused the worker to actually quit his job. Alas, much like many purported photos of Bigfoot, the image shared by Hicks is largely indecipherable, though it does show a curious anomaly that somewhat resembles a figure standing in his field.
Unsurprisingly, the only photo of the alleged creature doesn’t seem to provide a great amount of detail.
'Bigfoot' spotted on farm as terrified manager quits job and chickens go missinghttps://t.co/w15644mG5o pic.twitter.com/ktmuRTY4Ku
— Daily Star (@dailystar) August 1, 2022
