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Every time I hear about Menantico Ponds Wildlife Area in Millville, I think about one man's claim that Bigfoot - actually a Bigfoot family - lives there.

Now the NJ State Division of Fish and Wildlife has announced that it has CLOSED the Memantico Ponds area for the summer. So ---- is it because of the Bigfoot family residing there?

Well, if you are a conspiracy theorist, "YES!" may just be your answer.

A while back, we introduced you to "Man of Light" who claims that there is bigfoot activity back in Menantico Ponds. Here's a link to the very first story we did on the subject from January 2021. "Man of Light" has since produced dozens and dozens of videos backing up his Bigfoot-in-Millville claims.

As a matter of fact, I even ventured on my own Bigfoot mission at Menantico Ponds! Check out that video here.

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So, has the State closed down the area because of the big hairy creature and his family?

That would be a great story, but the answer - at least the "official answer" is "No." Instead, the State of New Jersey says it's closed Menantico Ponds for the summer because the area has attracted "large crowds and unauthorized activities - including swimming and off-road vehicle use - creating an unsafe environment."

Because of the activity, Menantico Ponds will now be closed through September 5, 2022. The State is closing a total of six areas in the state because of unauthorized activity:

So, what will the closing mean to "Man of Light" and Bigfoot and his big hairy family? Only time will tell.

SOURCE: New Jersey Division of Fish and Wildlife.

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