VT/NY/MTRL what do you think about this Lake Champlain Monster video?

[ticks]

Well, this has been forwarded to me some how by e-mail, video was shot in Burlington yesterday. How do you think about the whole Champ monster myth. Or how do you think after watching this?

 

[NancyP]

Looks like a log to me.Watch the water trail, that is the telling part.

 

[ticks]

That's what I thought, but at 30 seconds it's head stcks out.

 

[Rolsjo]

Looks like Champy, our underwater ally.

 

[Haley_LinckHillPoultry]

What is "Champ"?

 

[fosterchick]

I don't really know what to believe about the champ thing. I have lots of family in that area and have spent many summers on that lake. I have seen many different pictures and videos. I have even met people who have claimed to have seen Champ. I also know that part of the lake has never been explored because of how deep it is. The biggest problem I have with this story is if there is something that lives in the lake how come it doesn't become over populated. You have never heard of any one catching one or a dead one floating to shore. So my feeling is that there should be lots of them and lots of sighting by now.

 

[ticks]

Quote:
The U.S.'s Loch ness
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Champ_(legend)

 

[ticks]

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Good point you bring up here. What if all the "Champs" do not float, but sink to the bottom, the lake, as you said, is very deep, thus making navigating parts of it impossible.

 

[georgialee]

hmmm.... that's interesting! It's kinda freaky. The only thing is that it doesn't look like it moves an animal.

 

[fosterchick]

The story goes back to the native Indian days. If they have been around that long and no one hunts them, then how come we don't have a lake full. With sightings all the time.