Bigfoot Hunter at it again

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GT/CS said:
Sorry, but that troll-like answer that says absolutely nothing doesn't cut it.

Try it again. This time give concrete examples or admit you lied again.
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That is not a troll like answer. I was stating what both areas had in common, all of which i was correct on.
 
makaya325 said:
That is not a troll like answer. I was stating what both areas had in common, all of which i was correct on.
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Yes it is, no you didn't, and no you weren't.

What things in particular are the same? What part of the PNW is similar to the Congo?

We know you don't know so just admit it or keep trolling along.
 
Drewbot said:
Revised to say I now beleive she says 'Fort' but I do not know why she says that.
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To me it looked like the video was pointing at a clearing. It might be natural or it might be a space cleared by some teenagers hoping to get high or get some nookie. If he wants to call that a "fort", well, ok.
 
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Just an observation: It's interesting to note that there are so few sightings in Nevada, given the proximity to the Pacific Northwest, and the higher ratio of sightings in Idaho, Arizona, and Utah.

Being a native Nevadan, I wonder why that is? Granted, Nevada is mostly desert, but it also has the Tahoe National Forest and other wooded areas in the Sierra range - and some pretty vast stretches in the middle. Maybe we're all too busy looking for UFO's around Area 51 to pay attention to big, hairy bipeds? :D
 
Great video. Love the green effect. Nice quality camera. Then comes the 'looks like a fort' comment. That's my 8 year old's vision of fallen trees in the woods. Then the "there's thing thing standing in the trail" comment. That's the weed talking. This guy appears confused. He leaves the trail to see the fort and then tells the reporters that the object was in the trail which was must be behind him when he shot the footage.
 
makaya325 said:
Big, remote forests= more bigfoot sightings. Hmmm....i wonder why
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Nevada has large, remote forests, Gomer. What part of Tahoe. National. Forest. and the. Sierra. range. did you not understand?

A higher ratio of Bigfoot sightings also aren't limited to forests. Texas has a higher ratio of sightings than Nevada, and it is mostly desert.

Please. Spare us all your trolling observations on subjects that you know nothing about.
 
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Biscardi has a long history of this sort of nonsense. Back in 2005 he claimed on Coast to Coast AM that his "team" captured a bigfoot and he was enroute to see it.

It was the first time I listened to C2C and throughout the interview he kept changing the height and weight of the bigfoot, as well as how it was captured. He kept stuttering and stammering on questions and I kept wondering why the host wasn't calling him on such an obvious fake. Then I found out more about C2C and George Noory.

The interview was so eye-rollingly bad that I saved an mp3 copy of it for entertainment purposes. If anyone wants a copy, let me know. It's about 7mb in length.
 
William Parcher said:
I think Biscardi is an interesting ... people either forget or never really think much about the fact that Bigfoot has never been found in over 400 years on this continent. It is simply not comparable to the mountain gorilla, okapi, saola, coelacanth, etc. There are very rational and reasonable explanations for the "scientific discovery" of those creatures. It makes sense to us why "it took so long" and missed opportunities, etc. But Bigfoot isn't like that and its proposed existence is nonsense.
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THANK YOU. I've been making this point to true believers for years, but those same ridiculous examples keep turning up in their argumentation.
 
desertgal said:
Nevada has large, remote forests, Gomer. What part of Tahoe. National. Forest. and the. Sierra. range. did you not understand?

A higher ratio of Bigfoot sightings also aren't limited to forests. Texas has a higher ratio of sightings than Nevada, and it is mostly desert.

Please. Spare us all your trolling observations on subjects that you know nothing about.
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Actually, I know quite a boatload of information on bigfootry.
 
Alareth said:
You've failed to demonstrate that here so far, when will you start?
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I am sorry if i don't fit the scoftic mindset when it comes to bigfootry, but I do know about JW Burns coinage of the term "Sasquatch" in the 1920's, the Ape canyon incident with Fred Beck, the Ostman kidnapping, etc.
 
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