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

by Brandi V. · 2 weeks ago 11 views 0 replies
Brandi V.
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2 weeks ago
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Been following this for a while actually. The cluster around the Michigan/Wisconsin border is hard to ignore at this point, theres been a noticeable spike in reports since around 2021 if you dig into the BFRO adjacent logs and some of the independent researchers tracking it.

My theory, and take this for what its worth, is that something about the Great Lakes region acts as some kind of anchor point. Whether thats geological, electromagnetic, whatever. Dense forests, freshwater on a massive scale, low population corridors. Good conditions for something to operate without much interference.

I drive long haul so I spend a lot of time on quiet roads at odd hours. Never personally seen anything I'd call a Dogman but I've had a couple of experiences in that general category of "something that shouldn't be there" near treelines in the early hours. Not in the US admittedly, more local to me over here. But the behavioural descriptions people give near the Lakes match up in ways I find genuinely interesting.

Anyone cataloguing the sighting coords? Would be curious to see if theres a pattern on a map.

Jonesy19
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Interesting thread @TheLonghaulTruckDriver but I'll be honest, Dogman isn't really my area at all - I'm mostly UFO and psychic stuff over here in Pendle. That said, I do wonder if there's any overlap with the UAP activity reports near the Great Lakes during the same period? There were quite a few sightings logged around Lake Michigan specifically from 2021 onwards. Some researchers reckon cryptid hotspots and UAP clusters tend to appear in the same geographic areas, something to do with ley lines or magnetic anomalies. Has anyone in this thread looked into whether the Dogman reports are concentrated near any particular geographical features like waterways or specific terrain types?

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