youtube.com/watch?v=B3tCFWR6hJM
I'm impressed with the strength displayed by whatever it is we're looking at in this video.
Vintage Bigfootery circa 1993/94...
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I'm impressed with the strength displayed by whatever it is we're looking at in this video...
WP, where did you find this, man? It's awesome. I have never seen this version.
Finally, a clear picture of...one. Whadda ya know, there is a Bigfoot. Boy am I embarrassed.Vintage Bigfootery circa 1993/94...
http://i179.photobucket.com/albums/w310/william_parcher/fab19faa.jpg
A little bird dropped it.
I see that Óðinn has now posted it on BFF.
Questions: Who had proven that this is not a pregnant Bigfoot? PGF believers seem to want the suit or a hoaxer confession to officially declare that Patty is not a Bigfoot. It seems that we do not have this suit and we do not have a confession for this. So this is supposed to still be on-the-table, right? It has "withstood debunking" for decades just like the PGF, right?
So why do Bigfoot believers universally declare this a hoax? Is it because they really do think it is valid to simply look at something and declare it a hoax? No real need for proof that this is a hoax? But why then do they demand proof that the PGF is a hoax?
Regarding the picture of the Vintage Bigfootery circa 1993/94...
I don't think it is Bigfoot but then again I have never seen one.![]()
You are probably right. LOL
Gigantofootecus on BFF said:A wooden foot can not make a track narrower than its actual width.
Sure. A heavy person with a foot approximately 15" long and a very long stride could have been walking about barefoot at least 20 miles from the nearest road in the southern Sierra Nevada range, and instead of walking along the trail, he/she crossed it by walking/sliding down a rockslide, through the bushes on a faint game trail, and through mud and water.
It's also possible that a huge bear (with rear footprints larger than I've ever seen in Alaska, including Kodiak Island, and without any sign of clawmarks) was walking bipedally (there was no evidence whatsoever of a front pawprint).
It's also possible that a human walked those 20 miles up that particular, lonely trail, carrying bigfoot "sandals" in order to fool any hikers that might possibly happen by, and that we never saw that person before, during, or after the trackway find.