Triple Threat: Man captures video of three sasquatches who are accused of throwing a rock at him
Bigfoot enthusiast Doug Teague of Hickory claims he’s captured footage of three Bigfoot creatures watching him in the woods after a rock was thrown at him and his dog in North Carolina.
Teague was out in the woods collecting game cameras when his dog, Crazy Daisy, started chasing a rock that was thrown. When he turned to see what threw it, he saw not one, but three ape-like creatures watching him. He began recording the creatures the best he could, but the trees make it difficult to make out the creatures clearly.
Cape Hatteras National Seashore to open most areas north of Buxton at noon on September 11, 2019
Cape Hatteras National Seashore will open most areas and services north of the Cape Hatteras Secondary school in Buxton tomorrow, 9/11/19, at noon. National Park Service visitor areas and services in Frisco, Hatteras Village, and on Ocracoke Island remain closed. Open facilities and services include:
- Beachfront parking areas.
- The Oregon Inlet Fishing Center.
- Oregon Inlet boat ramps and parking.
- Off-road vehicle routes from Ramp 2 to Ramp 44 at Cape Point.
- The Kite Point sound side access.
- Oregon Inlet and Cape Point Campgrounds
- Bodie Island and Cape Hatteras lighthouse climbing operations and bookstores
- Off-road vehicle permit offices at the Bodie Island and Cape Hatteras lighthouses.
- The Inside Road between Ramp 44 and South Beach Road (old Ramp 45).
Closed areas north of Buxton include:
- Salvo Day Use area will be closed due to flooding of the restroom facility and septic system.
- Haulover Day Use areas will be closed due to damage to the parking area, seawall and railing, and flooding of the restroom septic system. Windsurfers, kiteboarders, surfers and other beach users seeking access between Avon and Buxton should not park along the highway and should consider using the Kite Point parking area just south of Haulover
- The Avon Pier remains closed until Thursday morning.
