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Kitz, not really. Those areas you mentioned would be great areas for bf to hide in, assuming he exists today
 
makaya325 said:
Kitz, its an estimate. Not every state will have 20. The average would likely be 20 per state. Also, add canada, which would take away the numbers from us, and make the individuals per state even less.
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But you just said only BC. And they're crossing the border, right? What about these guys?



Vancouver island is far far less populated than ny state.
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But there's more places to hide in NY, right? Lots of the Van Isle reports are near towns.
 
makaya325 said:
Old man, you find only a couple a year, despite the fact that their are over 93 million deer in the us?
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Source on this please. The highest population number I can find is 30 million. Are you talking about all creatures whose common name ends in deer such as Mule Deer or White tail Deer or are you grouping Elk, Moose, and other deer like creatures with the others?

Now lets say that all deer like creatures equal 93 million. Well the total land mass of North America is apx 6,050,697,738 acres. That would mean that there are 65 deer like creatures per acre on average. Obviously you must take out land for cities, lakes, and other areas where deer don't live. I don't think the 93 million number works.

Most people only hike on trails and wild animals tend to avoid places that smell like humans unless they are desperate. Creatures do not die in places that are easy to find. Even the common house cat will sneak off to expire. Not finding bodies everywhere in the wild is not that strange.
 
makaya325 said:
Kitz, not really. Those areas you mentioned would be great areas for bf to hide in, assuming he exists today
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Let's see if you can make up your mind..

1) Bigfoot lives in BC, Alberta, Ontario, Washington, Oregon, California.

2) Bigfoot lives only BC

3) None of the above, Bigfoot is extinct

Please choose the number that fits your beliefs. You have stated all of these at one point or another which can not be. Please consider your answer carefully and expect that I will remember and hold you to your stated beliefs. Now you look like you're flip-flopping all over the place.
 
makaya325 said:
Kitz, comparing ny to vancouver is silly. Also, alot of land arent near towns
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Please explain to me why it is silly. Bigfoot is reported wandering through strawberry fields in Duncan, Vancouver Island and near Tofino to name a couple of places. In New York near Valatie, Kinderhook, and Whitehall. All small towns. What is the difference? Explain that to me and try to make it make sense.
 
Exactly biscuit

Kitz, im going to go mostly with # 3.

Ny is small compared to bc, and remote regions of canada. Sorry bout the short response, im kind of busy
 
makaya325 said:
Kitz, im going to go mostly with # 3.
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Take your time. I'd rather you give me some answers you thought through.

Mostly? Mostly extinct? Look, they're gone or they are not. They are maintaining a breeding population now or that population is gone.

Please explain "mostly."
 
makaya325 said:
Kitz, since your a hard skeptic, why ask me the ques? Yes i saw it, and besides bindernagel, i didnt care much. Ny doesnt have enough land for large animals to live undetected

Lets see: 20 per state=1000 bf in the us. Take canada into account, and it gets lower.
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Haven't spent much time in New York State have you? I could take you to a few places where the only sound of civilization are in the form of high flying aircraft. Yould could be walking though the forest and not know whether you've crossed into Canada or Vermont. Better have a compass too because you'll be spending some serious lost time if you loose your bearings. Bigfoot could get on pretty happily in the Adirondack preserve. But the deal is done as far as that goes.
 
makaya325 said:
Kitz, since your a hard skeptic, why ask me the ques? Yes i saw it, and besides bindernagel, i didnt care much. Ny doesnt have enough land for large animals to live undetected

Lets see: 20 per state=1000 bf in the us. Take canada into account, and it gets lower.
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But the whole point is that according to the lore, they're not living undetected. People keep seeing them. They're only living unproven, which is a different thing. If bigfoots can flourish anywhere, they ought to do fine in the Adirondacks.

Side note to Crowlogic - I get your point, but I guarantee that if you're in New York state you'll know if you blunder into Vermont. Check that map again.
 
makaya325 said:
Bruto, did you ever realize that people hoax things to confuse people with the real thing
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So people are hoaxing Bigfoot encounters in New York to confuse people about the real encounters. But you think Bigfoot is extinct so there are no real encounters.
 
makaya325 said:
Bruto, did you ever realize that people hoax things to confuse people with the real thing
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I'm not even sure what you mean by that. Are you suggesting that hoax sightings are a diversion to protect the real bigfoot? Or are you suggesting, as LAL has in the past, that otherwise honest people are supplementing real evidence with hoaxes in an attempt to overcome stubborn skeptics' resistance to the truth?

I think people make up hoaxes because they're liars. People imagine things and make mistakes because it's easy to do, and it's much more interesting to believe you saw a bigfoot in the woods than to admit you found the woods creepy and full of noises.

Others, such as some of the boosters of the putative Whitehall sasquatch, are just trying to cash in on some of the tourist dollars they see heading up the lake to get a look at Champ.
 
Crowlogic said:
Haven't spent much time in New York State have you? I could take you to a few places where the only sound of civilization are in the form of high flying aircraft. Yould could be walking though the forest and not know whether you've crossed into Canada or Vermont. Better have a compass too because you'll be spending some serious lost time if you loose your bearings. Bigfoot could get on pretty happily in the Adirondack preserve. But the deal is done as far as that goes.
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Excuse me? You wouldn't notice crossing that huge waterway into Canada? That's skill.

(Is in New York too.)
 
Biscuit said:
Now lets say that all deer like creatures equal 93 million. Well the total land mass of North America is apx 6,050,697,738 acres. That would mean that there are 65 deer like creatures per acre on average.
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Uhm, Biscuit, ole buddy ole pal, you might wanna check your math. That works out to 65 acres per deer, not "65 deer like creatures per acre". :boxedin:
 
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