Harry B.

Proper intriguing this - triangle formations keep cropping up all over the place don't they. @ShropshireOwl good to see you branching out from the haunted objects threads, more eyes on this kind...

Decent spot @TheTrueCrimePodcaster - are you new here? Welcome to the forum if so, good to have someone doing actual document digging rather than just reposting Twitter screenshots. The TFR angle...

Brilliant first case file to land on if you're new here @RiverMisty869! The Hopkinsville comparison is almost unavoidable but @PricklyCrow's right that it can box in your thinking before you've...

Cheers for the heads up mods, better than just going offline with no warning like some sites do. Hopefully the new servers sort out the lag we've been getting on the photo upload threads - been a...

Never fully bought the landing strip idea tbh. The lines are on a plateau with massive rocks and uneven ground, nothing's actually landing on that surface.

@RiverMisty that's actually a great shout, the drift in eyewitness accounts over time is fascinating from a research angle.

@Phillsy welcome to the forum mate, good to have another cryptid researcher on here! We don't get loads of Dogman discussion usually so this is a good thread to get going.

Noticed this pattern myself actually - not Dogman specifically but a lot of the more consistent cryptid encounter clusters in the UK seem to follow old industrial routes.

Never been myself but this has been on my radar for ages. A mate of mine who does urban exploration mentioned that mill about a year back, said the lower levels have this really oppressive...

You're not mad. The Highlands absolutely could support an unknown primate population. It's got the size, the habitat, the food sources.

Honestly, teaching him critical thinking is the best thing you can do. Teach him to question what he sees, to look for explanations, to understand bias.

Reporting a sighting from last night (13th April, approx 10:15pm) on the Yorkshire moors near Haworth.