That's really cool!I placed that actual camera.
Anything else you'd like to know?
Mike
............I was tracking a herd of caribou for the Department of Fish and Game yesterday, but they stepped off the road and into the snow. It's impossible to track animals in the snow of course, as with leaf litter and gravel. The veracity of that statement cannot be based upon elementary photos by other people, but upon the fallacy of "appeal to authority". Don't look at footprints in the snow to dismiss my statement. Listen to my credentials instead...........
Ketchum is a side-show. The DNA tests to wait for are by Sykes/ Santorum.
My outdoor experience is almost all in Africa & Australia. I have never set foot in America, north, south or central, so I can't offer any insights, or speak from experience. All I have is curiosity..........
....and this crazy thing about not dismissing evidence until I've actually seen it.
Mike
And the Bigfoot story intriqued me at first because it was located in the dark Pacific Northwest, and especially the exotic seeming British Columbia. When Bigfoot became a native of Texas, well---I lost my faith.
I do not know if this is relevant to your situation, but I have noticed that folks romanticize things that allegedly occur in other countries or far away locations.
And the Bigfoot story intriqued me at first because it was located in the dark Pacific Northwest, and especially the exotic seeming British Columbia. When Bigfoot became a native of Texas, well---I lost my faith.
Anything else you'd like to know?
Mike
An appeal to authority, ABP, relies on one person claiming authority or rank over another
Are you guys finished seeing who can pee the highest up a tree?
RayG
Are you guys finished seeing who can pee the highest up a tree?
RayG
Oh, my bad. Those are the ones they use for African tracking. Tracking poachers in your heavy caterpillar-hide boots.
Whenever someone claims this "tracking" credential, like Gimlin being posed as the "Indian Tracker", one has to wonder what delusion or hoax they are operating under.
Gimlin's role is a pathetic "Tonto, Indian Sidekick" to Roger Patterson's act as the Lone Ranger bigfoot hunter.
I've never tried to pose myself as a "tracker" or going somewhere to "track", even though it's a normal part of everyday life to keep close eye on the animals around the cabin. Wherever I go, I can't help myself from doing the same thing.
What can it mean when someone says they are "tracking animals"? The bushmen hired them to find game for them? Park rangers are having them find a man-eating lion? And being hired as experts in this way implies that skill having been developed from their profession in the home country. Or is it "grocery clerk hired to track endangered species for Zimbabwe"? Or maybe it is stretching the truth just a little.
Insofar as the hoaxing there are a number of individuals here who have done some excellent work experimenting and know way more than I do out of having made stompers and practiced with them.
The sheer stupidity of the Dahindens and Greens - looking at those perfectly placed tracks along the road in the dust and declaring them real - that is such an enormous red flag.
It doesnt appear that it will end yet !?
However, My guess is that someone might have or may be climbing the tree to to pee down it ? But I dont know anything really ?
Then claiming that it's raining.
I don't see one single blurry caucasian man in that photo.
Please, folks, stick to the topic of the thread
Yeah! I passed the rigorous JREF background screening and security checks so I can start being a nuisance here with my first post. I have been following the anticipation of, and the reaction to, the latest Bigfoot video which was screened on A Current Affair last night. The discussion group is here:http://blogcritics.org/archives/2005/04/24/140559.php
Among all the woo wooing and name calling is a post from a law student attending classes with a lady who knows these latest hoaxers. I thought you might find it amusing: