Moderated Bigfoot- Anybody Seen one?

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Jodie said:
That thing is adorable!!! I wonder how much of a mess it would make if I let it run lose in the house. I hate the idea of caging something up.
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They are really cool looking! I hate caging any type of animals up as well. (except for maybe some of the human kind lol) I'm afraid my cat or dog might decide it was fun to play with, or eat. :D
 
Um.....not yet...



Montana man trying to create Bigfoot sighting in “Ghillie suit” struck and killed by cars


By Associated Press, Updated: Monday, August 27, 7:18 PM

KALISPELL, Mont. — A man dressed in a military-style “ghillie” suit and apparently trying to provoke reports of a Bigfoot sighting in northwest Montana was struck by two cars and killed, authorities said.

The man was standing in the right-hand lane of U.S. Highway 93 south of Kalispell on Sunday night when he was hit by the first car, according to the Montana Highway Patrol. A second car hit the man as he lay in the roadway, authorities said.

Flathead County officials identified the man as Randy Lee Tenley, 44, of Kalispell. Trooper Jim Schneider said motives were ascertained during interviews with friends, and alcohol may have been a factor but investigators were awaiting tests.

“He was trying to make people think he was Sasquatch so people would call in a Sasquatch sighting,” Schneider told the Daily Inter Lake (http://bit.ly/PWJvA5) on Monday. “You can’t make it up. I haven’t seen or heard of anything like this before. Obviously, his suit made it difficult for people to see him.”

Ghillie suits are a type of full-body clothing made to resemble heavy foliage and used to camouflage military snipers.

“He probably would not have been very easy to see at all,” Schneider told KECI-TV.

Tenley was struck by vehicles driven by two girls, ages 15 and 17, who were unable to stop in time, authorities said.


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Becoming a "knower" in Bigfootery is kind of like a martial artist promoting themselves to black belt.

It has to become obvious to anyone who hangs around the Bigfoot scene for a few years that there is no animal to be actually found. From there, it becomes a matter of social gaming, with the internet and TV providing new and fruitful ways for self-promotion. Running a Bigfoot Forum can only go so far in obtaining money, fame, status, and Bigfoot groupies. Promoting yourself to "knower" is a low-risk status advancement; much like having a religious experience, the experience is usually personal, and thus is hard to challenge.

In theory, if you claim you are a black belt, the time might come when you have to prove or demonstrate your skills. Status as a "knower" never requires anything more than endless repetition of your sighting.

More disturbing of course, is the defense of literally hunting imaginary animals with real weapons. Bigfootery by and large avoids the "what's the harm" stigma of anti-vax, psychic fraud, faith healing, homeopathy, etc that are common skeptic targets. But discharging shotguns takes play time to a whole new and genuinely dangerous level.
 
Drewbot said:
BIGFOOT MYSTERY SOLVED

I asked Bipto @ BFF "Bipto, are you coming out and saying that you are 100% sure there is an unclassified species of apes in the Ouachita Uplift area of Ark/Oklahoma?"

He affirms the above here.
http://bigfootforums.com/index.php?...n-persistence/page__view__findpost__p__624492

Podcast about AREA X- here http://www.bigfootproject.org/articles/bipcast/bip_006_dl.mp3

OMG- you have to listen to this podcast. We should start a new thread about this.
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As a person who has camped, kayaked, driven through, hiked, biked and photographed that area pretty extensively, I can tell you without a doubt that there are no Bigfoots there. These people are at ludicrous levels of delusional.
 
Come on, you mean to say that Kathy Strain, Bipto, and the TBRC think that is a photo of an unclassified species of primate living in the Ouachita Mountains?
 
Drewbot said:
Come on, you mean to say that Kathy Strain, Bipto, and the TBRC think that is a photo of an unclassified species of primate living in the Ouachita Mountains?
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No dude it's much worse - those photos are from Cheyenne and Arapaho lands west of Oklahoma City. This is a "prairie bigfoot" photographed in the general area of the grease trap in the parking lot of the Lucky Star Casino in Concho, OK.
 
The Shrike said:
These photos from Central Oklahoma are also considered authentically bigfoot by this group.
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Yep, the mandatory blobsquatch. Let's see what Meldrum is going to do with it as the article has been submitted to The Relic Hominoid Inquiry. My guess is that it will end in his dustbin, but who knows...
 
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can someone provide gps coordinates or geographic location of this fabled "Area X" so the google-earth competent can zoom in on it and make fun of them for lying about the remoteness?

In the BFRO "expedition" report we have this:

land at an extremely remote location in the nearby mountains
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Obviously a lie or else they'd give the location. (Lie by omission at least). Someone towed a 16 foot trailer on the "extremely rough" road to the "extremely remote" location, a whole convoy of dandies, in fact. About a dozen people altogether, not including the family of the local guy.

Supposedly a week-long expedition, three days of which were doing nothing. (First two getting bigfoot used to their presence and last day not present on account of cowardice to face fears of rain that didn't happen.)

No rain reported on Almanac.com in the region for Oct 5 2011, and no rain reported by the BFRO for that day, either - but the family who stayed had such wild bigfoot activity they were compelled to leave.

These guys are so lame they don't understand how lame they sound, even when lying to cover their actual lameness. A sixteen foot trailer full of "equipment" but not a winch, apparently - and they are taking passenger cars, not 4wd rigs or something actually expeditionary like a track rig or ATV. Driving from "base camp" to their "abandoned vehicle" bigfoot lure. You can't make this stuff up! :)
 
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If they were to give GPS coordinates, people would probably go there. That's not something they would want.
 
ABP - by Alaska standards, you won't be impressed. The mountains of southeastern Oklahoma are about as rugged and remote as the Allegheny Plateau in Pennsylvania. There are definitely places where you can crack and axle or stumble and fall off a cliff to your death. Most of it, however, is just foresty.
 
AlaskaBushPilot said:
can someone provide gps coordinates or geographic location of this fabled "Area X" so the google-earth competent can zoom in on it and make fun of them for lying about the remoteness?

In the BFRO "expedition" report we have this:



Obviously a lie or else they'd give the location. (Lie by omission at least). Someone towed a 16 foot trailer on the "extremely rough" road to the "extremely remote" location, a whole convoy of dandies, in fact. About a dozen people altogether, not including the family of the local guy.

Supposedly a week-long expedition, three days of which were doing nothing. (First two getting bigfoot used to their presence and last day not present on account of cowardice to face fears of rain that didn't happen.)

No rain reported on Almanac.com in the region for Oct 5 2011, and no rain reported by the BFRO for that day, either - but the family who stayed had such wild bigfoot activity they were compelled to leave.

These guys are so lame they don't understand how lame they sound, even when lying to cover their actual lameness. A sixteen foot trailer full of "equipment" but not a winch, apparently - and they are taking passenger cars, not 4wd rigs or something actually expeditionary like a track rig or ATV. Driving from "base camp" to their "abandoned vehicle" bigfoot lure. You can't make this stuff up! :)
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There is no "extremely remote location" anywhere in that area. I'd be willing to bet you cant go 5 miles in any direction without hitting a road. Highway 71 runs straight north right through the middle of it.
 
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