Cryptids on camera: weird trailcam captures

[The Shrike]

This one?

Yes - thanks!

 

[William Parcher]

Like most such "what is its" - once you know what you are looking at it's obvious isn't it?

Except that some interpretations may not be specifically accurate...

See, I think that the head is different than shown here. Who cares it's still a crow right? Well in the Bigfootery World when you get disagreements the entire question is held back as a mystery.

If you guys can't figure the head out perfectly with consensus then maybe it ain't a crow and it's a Bigfoot after all.

 

[gabeygoat]

this is a great thread idea!

 

[MRC_Hans]

You folks do recognize satire when you see it, right?

Just to tell: I understood your post.

But the answer to that particular question is: Not always, because some of the sincere folks we get here are indistinguishable from satire.

Hans

 

[Stellafane]

...Top right: A near perfect "rod", no doubt evidence that these tiny interdimensional travelers are at least as interested in feral hogs as they are in convenience store parking lots...

I believe you're wrong about this one. The photo clearly shows a "weatherbeest," legendary animals that carry their own personal weather systems around with them. This specimen has obviously made an occluded front materialize just above its head, resulting in the micro-snowstorm at its feet. No doubt the poor thing was hot and thirsty, and thus in the mood for a natural snowcone.

 

[River]

This Tapplecak pic can be confusing. He's actually going after a Caneron in its burrow. This is a species of subterranean cervid which has never been described by science. The trailcam guy could have documented it but it was eaten.


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lol, awesome

 

[Kilaak Kommander]

Um, so just what are those things in Parcher's trailcam pictures?

 

[idoubtit]

The rod and the chupacabra are awesome. But, yeah, I do pity the poor canid. Someone put it out of it's misery.

 

[RedRatSnake]

Um, so just what are those things in Parcher's trailcam pictures?

They are suppose to be pictures of a Bigfoot. Or ( Big Farce )

Tim

 

[wickie]

Let's not forget the embarassing moments

 

[Robrob]

You folks do recognize satire when you see it, right?

I did but I believe it's an internet law, there is no crazy POV you can pretend to take that does not resemble a real POV some real person has taken.

 

[MRC_Hans]

Um, so just what are those things in Parcher's trailcam pictures?

They are actually something which might be even more rare than Bigfoot, these days: A Google single hit! Googling "Northern Tapplecak" produces exactly one hit, to this thread. If you expand, you ger more hits, but still only to this thread.

On a more serious note, I suspect bears.

Hans

 

[River]

this one made me lol

 

[jerrywayne]

The Northern Tapplecak is slower and less shy than the Sasquatch, hence the good cam shots. On the other hand, the Hidebehind has yet to even find itself in a blurry photo, and for good reason.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hidebehind

 

[George 152]

I believe you're wrong about this one. The photo clearly shows a "weatherbeest," legendary animals that carry their own personal weather systems around with them. This specimen has obviously made an occluded front materialize just above its head, resulting in the micro-snowstorm at its feet. No doubt the poor thing was hot and thirsty, and thus in the mood for a natural snowcone.

So it can rain on its own parade......

 

[LuvGodzilla]

Dang, this one is pretty good, looks more like a Gargoyle on rollerskates.