PIPESTEM W.Va. (Hinton News) – If you have an interest in learning about pollinators, BigFoot and how they come together for one fun event, then read on.
Saturday at Pipestem State Parks Amphitheater will be the first ever Big Foot Hollerin contest. According to event coordinator Scott Hill, prior to the Hollerin contest, there will be experts speaking on pollinators and their Importance. Bats, bees and butterflies. Hill decided what if Bigfoot was a pollinator also. His reasoning was the birds are struggling, bats are having a hard time so what if that’s the reason there’s been so many sightings of BigFoot in the last 10 years. He’s out there pollinating them.
Hill is going to speak for 20 minutes at the event on how BigFoot is a pollinator helping out mother nature about 10 years ago.
Hill hopes to make this an annual event. He wants to see it grow and go on to include more things and become widely known.
The BigFoot calling event has multiple categories open for all ages from young to old. If you think you know exactly the right way to bring BigFoot around, be sure to come down For this wonderful new event.
Scott Hill said he loved to practice his BigFoot call while walking around his home property. It even got his neighbors to wonder what was going on.
Scott said he didn’t know if BigFoot exists and said if you believe in it, it’s entirely possible and definitely fun to believe in.
Don’t miss the chance to learn about the importance of pollinators and try your best Bigfoot call Saturday at the Pipestem State Park Amphitheater.
