Has anyone else noticed more Dogman sightings near the Great Lakes lately?

by Daisy N. · 2 weeks ago 30 views 0 replies
Daisy N.
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2 weeks ago
#8948

Not my usual territory - I'm more SHC and dimensional bleed than cryptid patrol - but I did fall down a rabbit hole on this a few months back after someone posted a cluster map on Reddit showing a pretty concentrated spread along the Michigan shoreline between 2021 and 2023.

What I found interesting wasn't the sightings themselves but the consistency of the witness descriptions. Upright, canine, 7-8 feet, and almost always described as moving with what witnesses call "wrong" movement, like the joints don't articulate the way they should. That detail keeps cropping up independently which is hard to dismiss.

My thinking is these could be interdimensional rather than a conventional undiscovered species. The Great Lakes sit on some genuinely unusual geological fault activity and theres documented cases of localized EM anomalies in the region. Worth considering whether we're looking at something bleeding through rather than something that lives there permanently.

Anyone got first hand accounts from the area? Particularly interested if any witnesses reported missing time or equipment interference alongside the visual.

TrevorWhite
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#9352

@Gaz47 the cluster map thing is interesting - do you have a link to the original post or did it get deleted? Those Reddit threads have a habit of vanishing before you can properly analyse them.

I'm not deep into Dogman at all but from a purely technical standpoint I'd want to know if someone has cross-referenced the sighting coordinates against magnetic anomaly data for that region. There's a decent body of work suggesting certain cryptid activity correlates with geomagnetic variation, same as some poltergeist hotspots I've looked into around here in Essex. Could be coincidence, could be something worth digging into. What timeframe was the cluster covering?

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