Mo-Mo

Strange things happen in the woods of Missouri. A new story from a Missouri woman claims that when she was a girl, she ran into something near a creek bed that she can't explain. She called it a "creek devil".

It's been more than 50 years now, but the memories for some is still fresh when a hairy beast terrorized the residents of Louisiana, Missouri during the summer of 1972.

It's not often when you get to say the name Rob Lowe and Bigfoot in the same sentence. However, here's a look back to the time when Rob Lowe really thought one of Missouri's "wood apes" would kill him. Seriously.

If you'd like to potentially see Bigfoot/Mo-Mo/Sasquatch or whatever name you'd like to give this legendary creature, there's an area in southeast Missouri you should know about. One eyewitness claims that the woods there are so "loaded with Bigfoot", he calls it Monkey Mountain.

It's easy to dismiss one person who claims to have witnessed something strange in the woods. However, it's more difficult in my opinion to ignore an entire Missouri neighborhood that claims it saw a beast with red eyes peering out of the woods.

No one to date has ever captured a Bigfoot although many claim to have taken pictures of the creature. One Missouri guy believes he's captured the sounds of a "Bigfoot" from deep in the woods of Missouri.

What would you do if you were out in the middle of the woods and suddenly you heard a scream that sent chills down your spine? That happened to a man in southeastern Missouri recently and the bloodcurdling screams aren't the scariest part of his story of what's been happening in the woods near him.

24 years ago, a county sheriff in Missouri encountered a creature unlike any he had ever seen. Fearing for his career, he did not reveal what he saw until now. It's a bone-chilling story of how he came face-to-face with a Bigfoot in a remote Missouri forest.

It's not polite to throw rocks at people. That's what one Missouri Bigfoot needs to learn since a fisherman claims that's exactly what the beast just did near the Meramec River.

I would love to see a Bigfoot and I'm guessing there's at least a chance you'd love to see one, too. If you answer "yes" to that proposition, it appears you can go on a group Bigfoot hunt in Missouri soon if you're brave enough.