As we were coming around a bend, we see this blue thing on the side of the road. It was this lady that was in a fetal position. We slowed down to get a better glimpse of this "blue thing". As the headlights shined on this thing, it stood up. It turned out to be some lady in a bluish gown of some kind. She did look like she was glowing in a faint manner (or it could've been the high beams). She started waving her hands (like she was asking for help). I also remember her mouth moving, as if she was talking, but no words were coming out.

Obviously, we all freaked out and sped out of there as fast as we can. A buddy of mine looked back and said, "I don't see her anymore."

All I got to say is that it's definitely a night that I will always remember.

Were you actually on Proctor Valley Road? If so, what milemarker? If you don't recall that, what is there now?

I would really like to track this down a bit more. Looking at some of the 'historical evidence' there appears to be a few problems. Most notably, those purportedly at the heart of the various legends cannot be identified with any certainty. This always bothers me. Yet it might be interesting to investigate a bit further.

Yeah, back in 1987, there was nothing there. Just a dirt road and completely pitch black out there since there were no lights out there.

After that incident, about 2 months afterwards, there were many times I was compelled to go back out there but ended up cheesing out.

A friend and I did eventually go back out there about 2-3 years ago, entering in from the same route (via San Miguel/Proctor Valley), I was sad to see that there's housing developments out there now. But in terms of the very spot where we saw her, I've yet to actually go out there.

A few of us have seen it, and you can hear it. It will just romp anywhere it wants, you can hear it in the foresty area down the hill more towards the harmony grove area.

It's gotten uncomfortably close to a few of us.

One time we think it may have even been injured, as it was romping around knocking everything around making a ruckus. It almost knocked over a small tree.

It has thick, bristly red fur, almost a brownish-deep-red.

It looks like a VERY bulky man, and I could see how it could be called bison or buffalo-like as that one man said.

I haven't tried getting a picture, I don't want the thing to get scared and kill me.

Just as a side note: if you're ever in that area, forget the ghosts, this thing is strong, and VERY curious, it is attracted to noise. We have lured it twenty feet from us, then we realized how BIG it was and got the hell out of there.

BE CAREFUL.

The only "red lights" I've seen at the top of Mt. Miguel are the flashing red lights on the TV/radio antennas to alert air traffic that there is a mountain there.

Last Edited on 10-Oct-2008 7:20 PM