The Shrike
Philosopher
Looks like a polled Hereford.
Looks like a polled Hereford.
FYI
http://bigfootforums.com/index.php?showtopic=2662&st=
45% of respondents think there are more than 10,000 Bigfoots.
1/2 of those think there are between 10 and 50 thousand, and 1/2 think there are more than 50,000
That should make them easier to find.
Moo.
skeptic Ben Radford will be on Steve Kull's Blog talk radio program
Does anyone know if the show's hosts Steve Kulls or Chris Bennett claim to have seen Bigfoot themselves?
If that is ChrisBFRPKY, then he says he saw one here
http://bigfootforums.com/index.php?...lieve-so-much/page__st__30__p__1494#entry1494
Chris on BFF said:I started out a skeptic with the hope there was something to this mystery, it took an actual sighting to convince me 100% they do indeed exist.
Radford, a Bigfoot skeptic will be on the show to discuss why he does not think Bigfoot aka Sasquatch does not exist.
Kulls states, "We over the last several years of the program, always encouraged listeners who are skeptical, to call in and join the discussion and discuss their opinions, but this is the first time we've actually managed to have someone with 'brass tacks' enough to come on to the program as a guest.
Join Eric Altman and Dave Dragosin of the Pennsylvania Bigfoot Society (PBS) and Billy Willard of Sasquatch Watch of Virginia at Cabela's in Wheeling, WV on January 29 & 30, 2011. Presentations will be given both days at 12:00 pm and we will be on hand to answer questions and speak with you both days.
FYI
http://bigfootforums.com/index.php?showtopic=2662&st=
45% of respondents think there are more than 10,000 Bigfoots.
1/2 of those think there are between 10 and 50 thousand, and 1/2 think there are more than 50,000
That should make them easier to find.
While I'm fully on board with your thoughts, there's a subtle clause attached to that poll on the BFF: it's for "proponents" only. In other words, if you believe in bigfoot, how many of them do you think there are? Viewed in this light, it's actually pretty interesting to have a few believers respond that there are none. It's no more logically supported than belief that there are 50,000, but it does illustrate that some people who believe in bigfoot do recognize the ridiculousness of not being able to find evidence of one given modern technologies.There is no other possibility? Here's an outside the box thought: the thing never existed and they didn't need to go extinct to not be here.