To: FLOutdoorsman
But one remains. If Cohomo was the product of mass hallucination, caused by the sightings of a Missouri monster called Momo, why did only the citizens of Tazewell County invent the elusive beast? Well for one thing, I can't imagine there was a heck of a lot to do in East Peoria or anywhere else in Tazewell County in 1972.
I was but a wee lad at the time and even then we were living in Peoria. We didn't make it to the east side of the river until about 1974 and frankly I only vaguely remember someone at some time mentioning the alleged beast. I wouldn't think a story like that would go largely forgotten in Central Illinois.
20 posted on
11/06/2006 7:12:43 PM PST by
SaveTheChief
(This is my "+3 tagline of smiting")
To: SaveTheChief
I wouldn't think a story like that would go largely forgotten in Central Illinois. Yet, it is. This is the first I've heard of it in about 30 years. I hunt mushrooms every year along Cole Hollow Road, plenty of mushrooms, no monsters.
23 posted on
11/06/2006 7:19:08 PM PST by
Graybeard58
(Remember and pray for SSgt. Matt Maupin - MIA/POW- Iraq since 04/09/04)
To: SaveTheChief
Stranger things have happened. For example, catching a Bull Shark on the Miss. river in Alton, Illinois in 1937.
![Image and video hosting by TinyPic](http://i14.tinypic.com/433z32f.jpg)
http://www.in-fisherman.com/magazine/exclusives/if2105_IllinoisShark/
25 posted on
11/06/2006 7:26:26 PM PST by
FLOutdoorsman
(Been Lurking. Glad to be on the FReedom Train.)
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