Moderated Bigfoot- Anybody Seen one?

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Their fur is most dense right before hibernation. They lose underfur after they come out in the spring, but I've seen it stay on into summer. They look pretty ratty as it is shedding. Then they're slimmed down for a while until new underfur comes in.

If they come out of the water when they have no underfur they look pretty goofy. Much lankier.
 
I was confused by the camera lense. I thought for a long while that he was in a tree stand, which would be the logical thing to do instead of just standing there in the open. But it was too hard to judge distance and angular perspective. I think later I convinced myself he wasn't in a stand. (The light portable metal kind.) Or maybe it was pretty low.

I've had animals walk right underneath me like that, sniffing around for you.
 
I would be more afraid of being alone in the woods with Todd than I would any Bigfoot. He creeps me out.
 
AlaskaBushPilot said:
I was confused by the camera lense. I thought for a long while that he was in a tree stand, which would be the logical thing to do instead of just standing there in the open. But it was too hard to judge distance and angular perspective. I think later I convinced myself he wasn't in a stand. (The light portable metal kind.) Or maybe it was pretty low.

I've had animals walk right underneath me like that, sniffing around for you.
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Exactly my reaction. He was on the ground.
So it was small and there should have been a mama bear?
Had to be in September. ??? I'm thinking this may have been an orphan.
 
Definitely big enough to be on it's own. At least for a Michigan bear. They are born in the winter den, then hibernate the second year, and are kicked out in it's second spring.

That bear is getting the urge to eat everything it can find, and is on it's first winter prep hunger binge without it's mom.

The only fall bears with their mom you will see, are only 9 months old, that bear is over a year old.
 
Drewbot said:
Definitely big enough to be on it's own. At least for a Michigan bear. They are born in the winter den, then hibernate the second year, and are kicked out in it's second spring.

That bear is getting the urge to eat everything it can find, and is on it's first winter prep hunger binge without it's mom.

The only fall bears with their mom you will see, are only 9 months old, that bear is over a year old.
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Yes I recall that about black bears. ( Griz are different.)
But this bear looks a lot smaller than my 70 lb dog; good luck to it.
 
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Headline: Bigfoot skeptic killed by Bigfoot, says expert Todd Standing.

Giant foot print, Bigfoot hair found at scene. The Bigfoot may have stunned the man with a blow to the head and then held the man's head under water. Bigfoots are known to inhabit areas near water. There are numerous previous cases of supposedly unexplained deaths by drowning and in retrospect many if not most may have been Bigfoot related, according to Professor Jeff Meldrum; "other fascinating science can be found in my book," he added.
 
I have to admit with the bear on camera I just can't get a grip on size due to the weird lense distortion. Geez what an idiot bear. Well, pfft - if this guy was on the ground it can't have been very big. But yes, a yearling/juvenile bear. WTF!

I wonder if the hunter was wearing Camo that the bear did not even recognize him as an animal. He was holding still, and there has to be an explanation. Utter stupidity on the bear's account, OK - it blows me away regardless.
 
Do you know of any teenagers that aren't stupid?
It's amazing that any of us survived those years!!!
 
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