Moderated Bigfoot- Anybody Seen one?

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I'S SEEN EM!!111 THEYS IN MY YERD. HEERS A PICKTER OF WON.

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DANG THING IS EATING MY TACO!!! I DIDNT MEANT TO ANGER HIM, I ONLY GAVE HIM GARLIC!!!111
 
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Why do these people not stop and ask themselves, " If gorilla's are not held as a threat to the African governments why would bigfoot be worthy of a conspiracy here? " assuming you believed in bigfoot's existence.Has common sense just flown out the door?
 
Jodie said:
Has common sense just flown out the door?
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Just?

Governments can conspire to do all sorts of things. One thing ours could in no way accomplish is prevent me from hitting a bigfoot on a highway, photographing its hairy hide, and posting the photo for the world to see in minutes (or less if I was under 30).

When folks start seriously considering that the "government" (and it must include the Russians, the Chinese, the Indians, the Nepalese, the etc., because bigfoots live all over the world) is keeping the reality of bigfoot under wraps, it's a good indication that said folks are . . . somewhat less than reality-based.
 
I seen 'em too and they took my tacos so sumthin' there with too many taco stories to discount. Could be McDonald's behind it.

I did see that commercial where they tricked bigfoot with the snake in the can. That was pretty funny with bigfoot throwing the really big snake through the trailer. Well done.

It's a beef jerky commercial so here again you have the beef industry connection.
 
You know it's like I said, either it exists or it doesn't. Since there is no evidence then no one who even entertains the idea could be said to be reality based. How do you split hairs trying to decide how crazy, crazy is?
 
Yeah, proof of how prolific and detailed the hoaxing/imagination/Pareidoila is.

On that site are 30 "subspecies" drawings in an alleged population of six thousand. How many total different descriptions are there? Hundreds I would think. This is just a tiny sample.
 
Bigfoot in Alaska!!

Facebook/Find Bigfoot has posted this short clip, purporting to show Bigfoot tracks in Alaska. The prints look lo larger than the boot prints beside it to me, yet they are quick to claim they are in the "17 to 18 inch range"

Any thoughts on this ABP? I don't know the area they are talking about, but I'm sure you know it pretty well. To me it looks like someone went running in some of the Vibrim Five Fingers running shoes, and the water then washed the prints out, making them appear larger.

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=10151866237255721
 
^fb/fb often makes huge claims. Those footprints aren't longer than 15 inches, but it matches other bigfoot footprints.
 
Bigfoot in Alaska?

Damn! This one is for Huntster!

It'll be like "The Old Man and the Sea" but featuring Huntster and a bigfoot. Huntster manages to nail a bigfoot after an epic pursuit. "This is gonna show them denialists!" Scavengers and the acid soil will then finish the carcass before he manages to strap it to his quad.

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Coleman says there are 9 or 12 species of bigfootoids around. Never managed (cared, actually) to remember the exact number, RayG always corrects me. Footers claim there is statistic consistency on eywitnesses' descriptions. This claim will only be true if the parameters are restricted to "humanoid", "hairy" and maybe "large".
 
Correa Neto said:
Bigfoot in Alaska?

Damn! This one is for Huntster!

It'll be like "The Old Man and the Sea" but featuring Huntster and a bigfoot. Huntster manages to nail a bigfoot after an epic pursuit. "This is gonna show them denialists!" Scavengers The MIB and the acid soil will then finish the carcass before he manages to strap it to his quad.

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Coleman says there are 9 or 12 species of bigfootoids around. Never managed (cared, actually) to remember the exact number, RayG always corrects me. Footers claim there is statistic consistency on eywitnesses' descriptions. This claim will only be true if the parameters are restricted to "humanoid", "hairy" and maybe "large".
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Sorry, Correa but I just had to fix that for you.
 
Yeah, he wrote about this here. But for whatever reason I remember it as having happened in California.

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Yep. California. All hail The Mighty Google, for JREF's search engine was a no-go.
http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showpost.php?p=1476583&postcount=2807
Huntster said:
I found a trackway as a teen in 1972 in a very remote area of the southern Sierra Mountains in California. Several other people were with me. There were several footprints in the trackway, and three of the prints were in mud and very clear. They were not bear tracks.

I have believed in the existence of these creatures ever since. So have my companions on that trip.
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I wish my memory would work like that when it comes down to important things instead of trivia...
 
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Deacondark said:
Facebook/Find Bigfoot has posted this short clip, purporting to show Bigfoot tracks in Alaska. The prints look lo larger than the boot prints beside it to me, yet they are quick to claim they are in the "17 to 18 inch range"

Any thoughts on this ABP? I don't know the area they are talking about, but I'm sure you know it pretty well. To me it looks like someone went running in some of the Vibrim Five Fingers running shoes, and the water then washed the prints out, making them appear larger.
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The Chena River? I've heard of it. I live in Two Rivers. Which is the land between the Chena and the Little Chena Rivers. Where they join together. This is the Chena down the trail from our place:



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I tie my boat up in the Chena some years. In a secret slough. I logged three years on the Chena with that boat. I run it with snowmachines in the winter. Usually go to it on four-wheeler, about 12 minutes from the cabin. Was on the Chena a few days ago. About once a week by four-wheeler right now.

I had a mining claim up on the South Fork of the Chena, and I've been to the Van Curler's Bar gold claim, and all the way up the Middle Fork to the headwaters of the Chena, Birch, and Salcha Rivers. Really rugged there. I've boated every fork by canoe, jetboat, and johnboat. Flown it, landed on it in various spots.

Never seen a bigfoot on it though. But all kinds of other animals.
 
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The Bigfoot is extremely elusive. Do you think you can just sneak up on one in a Super Cub or something ?
 
It occurs to me that one summer I taught summer school. I flew the Chena drainage five days a week, up and down, commuting to class. I knew where all the moose were that year!

Many years ago some hunters sank their boat upstream from us and were overdue. Their wives were freaking out as it was getting dark and were down at the little store near us asking people for help. I had a citabria at the time, so I took off and located them in no time. I told the girls they'd be OK for the night and not to go in after them. But they didn't listen to me and tried to bushwhack to them in the dark. So they had to send some rescue people after the wives, who got lost and were found after the husbands already returned.

So yeah, this is exactly the kind of country where if bigfoot existed it would be impossible to hide from all the pilots.
 
Meh. Bigfoot would hear the plane's engine and hide under the trees. They have those super hearing skills, so good that they can detect the sounds created by game trail circuits. They are super fast and can go to 4x4 mode! They have those super camouflage skills, they can stay right beside you and you would not see them unless they want you to see them.
Beliver logic. You can't beat that...
 
The Chena looks beautiful, ABP. The river and the trees are kinda pretty too.

Re: Huntster. Teenage Huntster and his likely teenage companions in California in 1972?

I just can't imagine any mind-altering substances playing a role in that experience. Of course, 3 or 4 teenagers don't even need any external mind-altering substances to experience a collective deficit in judgment or interpretation.

For some reason, I had interpreted Huntster's story as involving old, grizzled, seen everything and tracked everything under the sun Huntster, and in one of those places that is really off limits to the tenderfoots up in Alaska. I guess that's a good example of me not thinking critically enough about such claims. He probably mentioned something about it in passing, and I filled in those erroneous blanks!
 
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