How does that make bigfoot real?
There, I fixed it for you.
Yes, yes, it couldn't possibly be bear, deer, or elk, it HAD to be bigfoot because you got chased (though you saw no pursuer), because no other animal you were aware of behaved like that (though you saw no animal), and your friend believed it was bigfoot (though he saw no bigfoot).
Do you have fixation issues? Why are you so convinced bigfoot was the culprit?
I assume you mean pursued. How does one chase something without pursuring it?
It sounds like you found an indistinct imprint in the ground, claim it was caused by bigfoot, then use wild imagination to support your case.
How big were these trees? I don't call something a tree unless it's large enough for me to climb, and it will support my weight. Were these trees overturned before you arrived on site, and you just didn't realize it, or did you actually witness the trees being uprooted/broken?
In other words, there was no positive identification, so your imagination filled in the blanks.
How does one separate sense from nonsense?
Yet you're adamant in your belief that you had a bigfoot encounter. I too had an encounter that some have attributed to bigfoot, but I remain unconvinced that what happened to me that night was a sneaky bigfoot.
Sounds like you're convinced it was bigfoot and nothing will sway you from that belief.
And what part of 'you never confirmed what was chasing you' don't you get?
Well that settles it then, for we know how infallible your memory is.
Yes, and even though you didn't actually see anything, you're convinced it was bigfoot.
No, nor should you.
It's whether or not you got chased by bigfoot that's important.
RayG