I do know that they are of the ogopogo(from Canada).
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Here are a couple of pics off of google that I just found.I am wondering if anyone knows anything about them. I do know that they are of the ogopogo(from Canada).
I do know that they are of the ogopogo(from Canada).
They look fishy to me. 
I have seen them before but I never really looked into it. But now I will. By the way, you have a cool number of posts right now - 1234...
I don't know about the second one, but the first one looks fake.
I agree the first one looks fake, the second one could be anything.
QUOTE(Mysteryman @ Oct 29 2004, 09:22 PM)
I have seen them before but I never really looked into it. But now I will. By the way, you have a cool number of posts right now - 1234...
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Thanks for looking into this for me.
Thanks for the compliment on my posts. 
I think that the pics are real.The first is so detailed and natural looking that it looks real.The second is also really cool,I think that these are authentic pics of the ogopogo.
I don't know about the second first picture, it's way too clear and focused, and the Ogopogo seems a little "Stiff"
In which pic again?
oops, I meant the 1st picture, the second is really blurry, and I don't know what it is. The first just seems to be too clear to me.
I like it because you can see so much of it.It does make it suspicious,but I still think that it is cool.
well the first one looks a bit odd...
and the second one could be anything...
But what though?
boat, log, blur..etc
The first one reminds me of a picture I saw of nessie that turned out to be a hoax made by covering haybailes in the water to look like humps.
Canadain, you ever been to lake okanagen?(sp) Cuz you live in BC right?
I thought the one was a UFO, even they I dont believe in them the water is to many different colors to tell unless there camera sucks @ zooming.
QUOTE(jeremy_rumbolt @ Oct 30 2004, 07:45 AM)
Canadain, you ever been to lake okanagen?(sp) Cuz you live in BC right?
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Yes,I have been there many,many,many times.
I have also seen my own sighting of Ogopogo.I have seen him a couple times. 
How do you pronounciate that name?
Okanagan.O-CA-NAW-GAN.
Ogopogo.O-GO-PO-GO
Ogopogo.O-GO-PO-GO
Oknawgaw? I have heard of that lake. O-Go-Po-Go rofl.
No,it is called okanagan.I live about 3 hours from that lake.
And is this the Nessie of BC / Cananda?
Yes. Except this is almosty as well known as nessie, unlike many lake monsters
In North America(especially Canada)ogopogo is more well known of than nessie.Many more people have seen ogopogo(including me),and it has a history dated back many centuries.
Back to the native indians. I would love to have a chance to go there
To Okanagan?It is a beautiful place.I go there every summer. Where do you live in Canada?
Where do you live in Canada?
Newfoundland. Oposite side unfortunatly.
Very unfortuanate.
QUOTE(Canadian @ Oct 30 2004, 11:42 AM)
I have also seen my own sighting of Ogopogo.I have seen him a couple times.
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Really? Lucky punk! I think I saw Nessie on a webcam once
I see ogopogo almost every time I go there actually.It's really cool.You never seem to have a camera when you need one though.
really? what's it like? Did you get a really good look at him? Do you ever go out onto the lake? Man you're lucky, If I were you I'd be out there every chance I got.
QUOTE(Monster Hunter X @ Nov 1 2004, 02:12 AM)
really? what's it like? Did you get a really good look at him? Do you ever go out onto the lake? Man you're lucky, If I were you I'd be out there every chance I got.
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I go every summer.I always get a fairly good look at him.Well enough to know that it is not a log or a bird.
.I have been swimming in the lake.One time,it was really busy in the lake,and there was a large black thing completely submerged that came really close to some people.The it took off and left a STRONG current behind it.It was scary,yet kinda funny cause people were falling over. 
man, you're a lucky devil! I actually might be taking a trip to Canada is a few years, and I plan to go to Lake Okonogan in the summer. Hopefully my luck will be as good as yours!
It is defenitely worth it.Many many people see him.Some people say that he is more commonly seen tham nessie.
man, that's awesome. Maybe I'll look you up when I go!
theres a lot of canadians on here....
there's also a lot of Australians on here.
the second one to me looks like a u.f.o in the sky. you can see it flying above the trees. I dont think its in a river at all. First one looks real, but it could be fake.
QUOTE(Cookie_007 @ Nov 1 2004, 10:26 AM)
the second one to me looks like a u.f.o in the sky. you can see it flying above the trees. I dont think its in a river at all. First one looks real, but it could be fake.
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Thats what I said. They dont match or something huh?
The first does look like a log..
I've been swimming in that lake, and I never saw any "monsters."
I am of the belief that this creature (as well as the lochness) does exist.
However, I believe that they are nothing more than really really big sturgeon.
Sturgeon can reach several hundred pounds, and rarely surface.
About 15 years ago, a dead sturgeon rolled up on shore on Lake Washington here in Seattle. It weighed over 900 pounds.
If you saw such a beast swimming around below the surface in murky lake waters, you'd probably think you saw a monster.
I am of the belief that this creature (as well as the lochness) does exist.
However, I believe that they are nothing more than really really big sturgeon.
Sturgeon can reach several hundred pounds, and rarely surface.
About 15 years ago, a dead sturgeon rolled up on shore on Lake Washington here in Seattle. It weighed over 900 pounds.
If you saw such a beast swimming around below the surface in murky lake waters, you'd probably think you saw a monster.
I have seen the OGOPOGO once on the way to my grandmas, and as a kid my mom had seen it several times as well seen it a few more times when my older brother was younger, driving to her house.
It rocks. I want to go diving with a spear and catch it!
It rocks. I want to go diving with a spear and catch it!
QUOTE(Rakshasas @ Nov 1 2004, 05:30 PM)
The first does look like a log..
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i agree
they are always logs...
Mr Halo, I must say I find your skepticism is out of place on this thread
QUOTE(Monster Hunter X @ Nov 1 2004, 11:06 PM)
Mr Halo, I must say I find your skepticism is out of place on this thread
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well not really....
theres no point saying its a real monster, when i don't know that...
like it said earlier it could be rock, log, blur, boat...anything at all...
I must compliment you Canadian, for your use of the forum. You are searching to find out, looking for facts and lies to the things you have always believed in an attempt to make sense out of things few take notice to you.
I am very glad you are on the forum.
Though, as for my opinion, they are both likely to be fake. The shape taken by the first is not, in my opinion, anatomically possible. And the second looks quite simular to an airplain.
I am very glad you are on the forum.
Though, as for my opinion, they are both likely to be fake. The shape taken by the first is not, in my opinion, anatomically possible. And the second looks quite simular to an airplain.
Draco you don't post a lot do you? I don't really see you. YOu just pop up at times
QUOTE(Draco5832000 @ Nov 1 2004, 03:19 PM)
I must compliment you Canadian, for your use of the forum. You are searching to find out, looking for facts and lies to the things you have always believed in an attempt to make sense out of things few take notice to you.
I am very glad you are on the forum.
Though, as for my opinion, they are both likely to be fake. The shape taken by the first is not, in my opinion, anatomically possible. And the second looks quite simular to an airplain.
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I am very glad you are on the forum.
Though, as for my opinion, they are both likely to be fake. The shape taken by the first is not, in my opinion, anatomically possible. And the second looks quite simular to an airplain.
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Thanks for the compliment
I respect your opinion
QUOTE(Andy_R @ Nov 1 2004, 09:52 AM)
I've been swimming in that lake, and I never saw any "monsters."
I am of the belief that this creature (as well as the lochness) does exist.
However, I believe that they are nothing more than really really big sturgeon.
Sturgeon can reach several hundred pounds, and rarely surface.
About 15 years ago, a dead sturgeon rolled up on shore on Lake Washington here in Seattle. It weighed over 900 pounds.
If you saw such a beast swimming around below the surface in murky lake waters, you'd probably think you saw a monster.
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I am of the belief that this creature (as well as the lochness) does exist.
However, I believe that they are nothing more than really really big sturgeon.
Sturgeon can reach several hundred pounds, and rarely surface.
About 15 years ago, a dead sturgeon rolled up on shore on Lake Washington here in Seattle. It weighed over 900 pounds.
If you saw such a beast swimming around below the surface in murky lake waters, you'd probably think you saw a monster.
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I know what I saw.I am a scuba diver studying marine biology.Everyone keep this is mind when I'm talking about sea creatures.
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