http://yankeeskeptic.com/2013/01/11/bigfoot-snow-scanners/
I am the official "skeptic". A real positive of the "Finding Bigfoot" show is they sort of have a skeptic. So the local group here has been receptive to letting me join in on some of the fun. I'm not allowed on over nighters as "the wives wouldn't like it" (It's an all male group).
I really think the wives are an excuse, the really enjoy having a giant outdoor man cave on the weekends.
The initial report on the tracks found is that they are "Primate sized". I'm going to talk to them about primates.
However, I felt that the stereotype of Bigfoot is large stride. The prints were odd, in that I photographed them from quite a distance, they were quite large, and ended at the stream. (I also only saw tracks in on direction, so whatever it was must have then walked in the stream, which is NUTS in winter. There were no other prints that matched anywhere near this set).
Bigfoot, no, a mystery, yes!
Or just some animal that walked to the stream and then walked along in it while drinking.
It's a lot of fun, and they are open to suggestions I make. More trail cameras no matter what Bobo says (he claims Bigfoot avoids trail cams and setting them up scared Squatches away). For one thing, I am more than happy to look at trail camera photographs as it's fun to see the wildlife.
I also won points with the group by reporting these prints. They were kind of shocked the "skeptic" found prints. I told them I would deal honestly with them at all times. This is important in building trust, as most Bigfoot hunters distrust anyone that claims they are "skeptics".
I am the official "skeptic". A real positive of the "Finding Bigfoot" show is they sort of have a skeptic. So the local group here has been receptive to letting me join in on some of the fun. I'm not allowed on over nighters as "the wives wouldn't like it" (It's an all male group).
I really think the wives are an excuse, the really enjoy having a giant outdoor man cave on the weekends.
The initial report on the tracks found is that they are "Primate sized". I'm going to talk to them about primates.
However, I felt that the stereotype of Bigfoot is large stride. The prints were odd, in that I photographed them from quite a distance, they were quite large, and ended at the stream. (I also only saw tracks in on direction, so whatever it was must have then walked in the stream, which is NUTS in winter. There were no other prints that matched anywhere near this set).
Bigfoot, no, a mystery, yes!
Or just some animal that walked to the stream and then walked along in it while drinking.
It's a lot of fun, and they are open to suggestions I make. More trail cameras no matter what Bobo says (he claims Bigfoot avoids trail cams and setting them up scared Squatches away). For one thing, I am more than happy to look at trail camera photographs as it's fun to see the wildlife.
I also won points with the group by reporting these prints. They were kind of shocked the "skeptic" found prints. I told them I would deal honestly with them at all times. This is important in building trust, as most Bigfoot hunters distrust anyone that claims they are "skeptics".
