Moderated Bigfoot- Anybody Seen one?

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I have to say, these footer folk are REALLY determined to make themselves look silly.
 
SweatyYeti, on BFF

Another good question would be....why would Sweet Susi say something like this???... ...



I actually saw a living black haired Bigfoot! From the safety of our car no less! I actually truly saw a real living BIGFOOT!
How's that for Big news? We were only maybe 10 or so feet apart. I didn't even have time to become frightened.
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Congratulations, Susi!!! It couldn't have happened to a Sweeter... ...individual!!


Here is Susi's description of her sighting...

After we picked up Bucky hubby set his new super duper GPS to get us from where we were to Texarkana.
Well, hubby just followed the GPS and after about 30 miles from our dog's rescue we were suddenly on a Texas highway that was a terrible washboard dirt road with deep holes and very bumpy, but thankfully dry.
We passed no one the entire time we were on that road.

Once again I was looking around and I happened to be looking out hubby's side of the car because I was asking him to please turn around because the road was terrible, we were all alone out there,had not passed another vehicle coming towards us, and I was worried about harming our car, or breaking down out there in the middle of no where!

While I was looking out hubbies side of the car I saw a huge blackish creature with long arms duck down behind a tree.
I told hubby that I just saw a BF and could we please turn around and he said no way am I stopping or turning around.
So I think that I saw a Bigfoot. What else could it be?
A huge hunter dressed in black ducking down? The sighting lasted perhaps 5 seconds or a little longer because I was facing it and saw it as got to it's position.
Anyway, there are Bigfoot in the woods off of hwy.7 in Texas.
I have finally gotten up the courage to tell you about this sighting. I'm just trying not to think about it because we were so very vulnerable all alone out there with nothing to protect ourselves with.
The BF was no more than 15 feet from us.
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Sweaty, is that in any way more credible than this? If so, in what way?
 
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I'm pretty familiar with the area she's talking about, but don't think I've ever been on "hwy 7" near Texarkana. There is a Highway 77, but it's pretty smooth. Maybe I need to do a little research.
 
OK, I found Highway 7 on Google Earth. It's a long way south of Texarkana, and, judging by the street view feature, is a well maintained stretch of highway. It's about halfway between Texarkana and the gulf coast, running west-east from Waco, through Nacogdoches and Martinsville on it's way into Louisiana.
 
Susi is a nice lady and all. But judging by her constant ability to conveniently "see" wtvr cryptid/paranormal thing that is under discussion, I wouldn't put much stock in her stories. It's like Sasfooty lite.
 
Well it really does illustrate how little time a lot of these folks must spend in the field. One of my greatest frustrations in field work - especially nocturnal work when I'm surveying for owls - is road noise. It's nigh-on impossible for a vehicle to approach without my knowledge. If bigfoots are intelligent creatures that do not wish to be seen, then we should have ZERO accounts of them being spotted on roadsides. If they somehow choose to let some people see them, then why don't they choose someone with a camera?
 
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If bigfoots are intelligent creatures that do not wish to be seen, then we should have ZERO accounts of them being spotted on roadsides. If they somehow choose to let some people see them, then why don't they choose someone with a camera?
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I've said it before; it's as if the entire population of Bigfoots are intentionally preventing scientific confirmation of their existence but do allow all other forms of evidence (to the believers).

Strictly forbidden: Scientific confirmation of existence.

Allowable: Be seen. Be heard. Be photographed. Leave tracks. Throw rocks. Etc.
 
Well on the one hand, they never get hit by cars or dump trucks because they are smart and know about roads.

On the other hand, they are often seen near roads by people in vehicles.

They are highly intelligent and wary, yet every believer who stumblebums into the woods loudly and head first, hears or sees them, or gets near them...
 
And don't forget about their sense of humor.
They love messing with humans by making sure they show up in the backgrounds of our videos.
 
Wouldn't it be fantastic, that if there was an actual "Bigfoot", it actually created a bigfoot costume to wear over their original fur/skin, just to throw doubt by anyone witnessing them, so they would even cast doubt by perpetuating their own myth. Now that would be an interesting dilemma. Bigfoot hoax instigated by bigfoot himself. He'd be one clever wookie.
 
Woo definition number #1: ALL woo can only and ever be witnessed by bleevers in that woo.
 
The Shrike said:
Well it really does illustrate how little time a lot of these folks must spend in the field. One of my greatest frustrations in field work - especially nocturnal work when I'm surveying for owls - is road noise. It's nigh-on impossible for a vehicle to approach without my knowledge.
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Absolutely. Two other things -

Watch a townie crashing through the woods, or rather listen to him. You can hear them coming from a great distance. I never take more than three steps at a time if I am trying to be quiet because you can't plan further ahead than that in terms of not stepping on twigs or leaves, or having your clothes brush on things. I've lost deer bow-hunting because just drawing my arm back for the shot makes enough noise to spook them.

How many 'footers have you heard talking about approaching from downwind so they don't catch your scent? How many wear skunk or deer musk to mask the human scent? How many hang their clothes outside to absorb the outdoor odors and dilute the smell of laundry detergent?
 
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