| Items For Sale |
| On this page we will have items for sale. They will range from books we have done on paranormal subjects to other items not entirely of a paranormal nature. There will be a variety of items... The sells from these items will assist in financing our investigations and the cost of the website. |
Bigfoot Sightings of East Central Alabama
Paperback, Desktop Published, 2000.
This book has 8 chapters that detail 15 sightings in the East Central
Alabama area beginning in the early 1970s. Book contains photos,
illustrations, and maps of where the sightings occurred. In the
Introduction sightings are referred to as far back as the 1950s and
earlier in Randolph County Alabama. This is our first book on the topic.
Chapters are short and quick to the point. 47 pages.
Paperback, Desktop Published, 2000.
This book has 8 chapters that detail 15 sightings in the East Central
Alabama area beginning in the early 1970s. Book contains photos,
illustrations, and maps of where the sightings occurred. In the
Introduction sightings are referred to as far back as the 1950s and
earlier in Randolph County Alabama. This is our first book on the topic.
Chapters are short and quick to the point. 47 pages.
$ 7.99 price
$ 3.50 shipping which includes
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$11.49 TOTAL
$ 3.50 shipping which includes
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Sasquatch: Alabama Bigfoot Sightings Paperback, Desktop
Published, 2003
This is the second booklet by local paranormal investigator, Jim Smith.
These are sighting reports he received from witnesses across Alabama
after he published his first booklet on Bigfoot. Book has 12 chapters and is
66 pages. Book contains photos, illustrations and map. One chapter details
a find of a possible Sasquatch arm bone with photos!
Published, 2003
This is the second booklet by local paranormal investigator, Jim Smith.
These are sighting reports he received from witnesses across Alabama
after he published his first booklet on Bigfoot. Book has 12 chapters and is
66 pages. Book contains photos, illustrations and map. One chapter details
a find of a possible Sasquatch arm bone with photos!
$ 9.95 price
$ 3.50 shipping which includes
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$13.45 TOTAL
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Bigfoot Sightings Of West Central Georgia Paperback, Desktop
Published, 2007
This is a book Smith wrote after researching Bigfoot for several years.
These are reports of sightings that came from people he met who had
made sightings in the state of Georgia. Book has 61 pages and is 11
chapters. The final chapter is about the items you'll need to do a field
investigation. He list and describes each item you need to have in your
back pack.
Published, 2007
This is a book Smith wrote after researching Bigfoot for several years.
These are reports of sightings that came from people he met who had
made sightings in the state of Georgia. Book has 61 pages and is 11
chapters. The final chapter is about the items you'll need to do a field
investigation. He list and describes each item you need to have in your
back pack.
$ 9.95 price
$ 3.50 shipping which includes
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$13.45 TOTAL
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Journal Of A Bigfoot Expedition
Paperback, Desktop Published, 2011.
This book is a journal kept by Jim Smith over a week or so leading up to
a weekend search for Sasquatch in Central Randolph County Alabama. It
is about 50 pages. Includes stick tapping noises heard by him and
another investigator. Has illustrations by Smith and each cover will be
hand colored making each book a little different.
Paperback, Desktop Published, 2011.
This book is a journal kept by Jim Smith over a week or so leading up to
a weekend search for Sasquatch in Central Randolph County Alabama. It
is about 50 pages. Includes stick tapping noises heard by him and
another investigator. Has illustrations by Smith and each cover will be
hand colored making each book a little different.
$ 7.99 price
$ 3.50 shipping which includes
____ delivery confirmation
$11.49 TOTAL
$ 3.50 shipping which includes
____ delivery confirmation
$11.49 TOTAL
| I have enjoyed many years of searching for this creature known as I call them, Sasquatch ! Now, due to health problems I cant get in the field as much as I would like. But I can still write the accounts of many investigations I've been on. I hope you'll enjoy reading about my adventures, sightings, and encounters with them. There have been times I've felt those adrenalin rushes as has Indiana Jones! I thank The Great Spirit & Sasquatch for making it happen! ~ Jim ~ |
| The Legend of |
| The Medicine Hat Horse |
This beautiful horse pictured at the right is FOR SALE,
and belongs to a friend of mine who lives near Huntsville,
Alabama. Sadly they are having to sell him and would like
to find him a new home. He is indeed very special for he is
a Medicine Hat, and he needs a special person or family
like he has had in the past. Why is he special? Read the
Legend of the Medicine Hat Horse that I have researched
and put together below. Then read the details and
description about him. Hopefully that special someone will
want him....
and belongs to a friend of mine who lives near Huntsville,
Alabama. Sadly they are having to sell him and would like
to find him a new home. He is indeed very special for he is
a Medicine Hat, and he needs a special person or family
like he has had in the past. Why is he special? Read the
Legend of the Medicine Hat Horse that I have researched
and put together below. Then read the details and
description about him. Hopefully that special someone will
want him....
| Medicine Hat Horse For Sale |
After researching the legend of the Medicine Hat Horse, here is my interpretation of the available information I found.....
The Medicine Hat Horse is easily recognized. It has a white head and face but the upper portion of its head and ears are of a
completely different color. A solid different color, making it appear to be wearing a tightly fitting skull cap or doo-rag as they are
called today. It is recorded in several references that i came across that several, especially south eastern Indian tribes, that the
braves wore a similar head covering. In the book, 'Creek Religion & Medicine' by John R. Swanton, it states that the Creek Indian
men always wore a turban like cloth on their head.
The name, 'Medicine Hat', is a translation of the Blackfoot Indian word, 'Saamis', pronounced (Sa-mus), that is the word for the
Eagle tail feather headdress worn by the Medicine Man... thus Medicine Hat.
A few tribes only allowed the Medicine Man to own and ride a Medicine Hat Horse, but most allowed the Chief, Medicine Man,
or a Great Warrior to own one. (I now believe that Red Eagle, the Great Creek Indian Chief and Warrior, owned a Medicine Hat
Horse named Arrow. My reason is that it is documented that he could speak to the horse, 'whisper in it's ear' and the horse would
do what it was told.
The Medicine Hat Horse is easily recognized. It has a white head and face but the upper portion of its head and ears are of a
completely different color. A solid different color, making it appear to be wearing a tightly fitting skull cap or doo-rag as they are
called today. It is recorded in several references that i came across that several, especially south eastern Indian tribes, that the
braves wore a similar head covering. In the book, 'Creek Religion & Medicine' by John R. Swanton, it states that the Creek Indian
men always wore a turban like cloth on their head.
The name, 'Medicine Hat', is a translation of the Blackfoot Indian word, 'Saamis', pronounced (Sa-mus), that is the word for the
Eagle tail feather headdress worn by the Medicine Man... thus Medicine Hat.
A few tribes only allowed the Medicine Man to own and ride a Medicine Hat Horse, but most allowed the Chief, Medicine Man,
or a Great Warrior to own one. (I now believe that Red Eagle, the Great Creek Indian Chief and Warrior, owned a Medicine Hat
Horse named Arrow. My reason is that it is documented that he could speak to the horse, 'whisper in it's ear' and the horse would
do what it was told.
The main thing whether it be medicine, fact, or magic, about a Medicine Hat Horse is that the legend states, ' No harm can come
to its rider, even in battle !' In the book, 'San Domingo, The Medicine Hat Stallion' by Marguerite Henry, she says that the Indians
believed the horse sacred, powerful, and contained much medicine and that neither bullet or arrow could harm its rider. A
favorite quote was, 'Protected are those who are loved by a Medicine Hat - for no harm will come to them'. Medicine Hats are
thought to be extremely lucky and intelligent and poses superior ability to other horses.
to its rider, even in battle !' In the book, 'San Domingo, The Medicine Hat Stallion' by Marguerite Henry, she says that the Indians
believed the horse sacred, powerful, and contained much medicine and that neither bullet or arrow could harm its rider. A
favorite quote was, 'Protected are those who are loved by a Medicine Hat - for no harm will come to them'. Medicine Hats are
thought to be extremely lucky and intelligent and poses superior ability to other horses.
Some, not all Medicine Hats have a blue eye. But the most respected and most prized are those with two blue eyes. The blue
eyes are known as 'Sky Eyes', It is said because of that, the horse can communicate easily with, and receive messages from The
Great Spirit. The blue eyes sometimes make the horse appear ghostly or otherworldly and that they contain magic and power.
Because it processes power from The Great Spirit, this is the reason it renders its rider invincible in battle. And because of the
Sky Eyes, it has been associated with the Ghost Horse of the Plains Indians.
eyes are known as 'Sky Eyes', It is said because of that, the horse can communicate easily with, and receive messages from The
Great Spirit. The blue eyes sometimes make the horse appear ghostly or otherworldly and that they contain magic and power.
Because it processes power from The Great Spirit, this is the reason it renders its rider invincible in battle. And because of the
Sky Eyes, it has been associated with the Ghost Horse of the Plains Indians.
To many tribes it is symbolic of or related to the Sacred White Buffalo! Extreme reverence for animals colored white has long
been a part of Native American culture. To understand this look no farther than the White Buffalo Legend and one with a Medicine
Hat is highly prized.
been a part of Native American culture. To understand this look no farther than the White Buffalo Legend and one with a Medicine
Hat is highly prized.
Medicine Hats can and do warn their rider of danger and can locate food and water for them in the most barren landscapes.
Chief Red Cloud is suppose to have owned one. There is even a town in Alberta, Canada, named Medicine Hat.
Well, there it is, to the best of my research and knowledge, 'The Legend of the Medicine Hat Horse'
Chief Red Cloud is suppose to have owned one. There is even a town in Alberta, Canada, named Medicine Hat.
Well, there it is, to the best of my research and knowledge, 'The Legend of the Medicine Hat Horse'
Now here is information & Photos on this horse....
* He is 11 years old
* He is just over 15 Hands tall
* He has been shown in Western Pleasure
* He is very well trained
* He is up to date on all shots and worming
* His feet are trimmed, (he's barefoot as an Indian horse)
* Teeth were done 3 months ago
* and had a chiropractic adjustment at that time
* He lives near Huntsville, Alabama
* Since his face is so white, he has a mask that he wears in
summer to protect him and his eyes
* He is 11 years old
* He is just over 15 Hands tall
* He has been shown in Western Pleasure
* He is very well trained
* He is up to date on all shots and worming
* His feet are trimmed, (he's barefoot as an Indian horse)
* Teeth were done 3 months ago
* and had a chiropractic adjustment at that time
* He lives near Huntsville, Alabama
* Since his face is so white, he has a mask that he wears in
summer to protect him and his eyes
| To e mail the owner, click on the link below... |
| Doing a little work on this page, please excuse my untidiness |
| How To Make Alabama Home-Made Wine |
| On DVD |
Price..............$9.99
Shipping &
Handling......................$3.99
Total..................$13.98
Shipping &
Handling......................$3.99
Total..................$13.98
| Deep in the backwoods of East Alabama, Somewhere along the banks of the gently flowing Tallapoosa River, and on the far side of Hoot-Owl Holler, stands a ramshackle, little wood cabin. Should fate put you in that area, either hiking, hunting, or just exploring... and you're lucky enough to find the secret winding trail that leads to this mystical little clearing, then your taste buds are in for a treat! For it is here that you'll be greeted beautiful, enchanting, southern belle. With her long soft, seductive, southern drawl she'll say, 'Hey Yall', and invite you to come sit on the front porch and rest from your journey. As a cool southern breeze sends a few oak leaves tumbling across the porch the wind in the tops of the pines trees softly whisper a romantic love song. |
| Now You Can Learn The Wine Making Process ! |
| The girl with a face of a goddess will then offer you a cool, tall glass of her home made wine, known throughout the south as 'The Nectar Of The Gods'. (Your about to come as close to Heaven as you can get without actually dying). But if for some reason you cant get down south and float down the Tallapoosa, or if you don't know the location of Hoot-Owl Holler...wel, she's done the next best thing for you! She has put together an instructional video of how she and her family have made wine for centuries from an age old recipe handed down over the years from generation to generation. Step inside her cabin . She'll walk you through the wine making process step by step. From choosin ghte fruit you prefer to the final steps of bottling and best of all,,,sample tasting! |
| On the video she shows you how to make apple, scuppernong, peach, and her favorite tangerine wine. From preparation of the fruit, to mixing the ingredients, to the correct container to let the wine work in, and on to pouring up... each step is carefully explained in detail. One segment shows and explains all the materials and tools needed for the process. Then most important of all, she reveals the age old family recipe! Video is just under one hour. Copyright 2004. |