hominids

[Drewbot]

... evolution.

I didn't know if you saw my new signature.

Does Makaya have history as a poster somewhere else? I'm getting a Creeky feeling about this stuff.

 

[makaya325]

I didn't know if you saw my new signature.

Does Makaya have history as a poster somewhere else? I'm getting a Creeky feeling about this stuff.

Yes, drew, at the site your a member of too, the bff. While im at it, do you want my social security #, my cc #, telephone #, birth certificate?

 

[Cleon]

http://home.clara.net/rfthomas/papers/whorld.html

read it

Thank you for your insightful response. Clearly, you took the time to read through my post carefully and put together a complete, well-reasoned, and obviously thoughtful reply.

 

[desertyeti]

Yes, drew, at the site your a member of too, the bff. While im at it, do you want my social security #, my cc #, telephone #, birth certificate?

 

[makaya325]

[qimg]http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/imagehosting/thum_105064980c4b2a1c77.jpg[/qimg]

Desert, can we stop with the name calling and get back on topic? If thats all you have to say, im not impressed

 

[RayG]

http://home.clara.net/rfthomas/papers/whorld.html

read it

And then what?

Have you also read the contributions by Green, Krantz, Dahinden, Byrne, Meldrum, Bindernagel, Fahrenbach, Sanderson, Bourne, Porshnev, Grieve, Bayonov, Patterson, Perez, Short, Williams, Coleman, Pyle, Gimlin, Freeman, Titmus, Huyghe, Bourtsev, Greenwell, Noll, Napier, Sarmiento, Fish, Coon, Berry, Sprague, Slick, Gordon, Moneymaker, Heuvelmans, Steenburg, Gates, Donskoy, Wylie, Haas, Slate, Crowe, Guttilla, Hibner, Franzoni, Laverty, Burns, Orchard, Keating, Wasson, Taft, Swindler, Glickman, Kirlin, Gill, Markotic, Murphy, Caddy, McClarin, Tchernine, Alley, Jackson, Shackley, Davis, Woolheater, Perry, Mizokami, Halpin, Ciochon, Baird, Bord, and Marx?

And what have you actually learned grasshopper?

RayG

 

[makaya325]

And then what?

Have you also read the contributions by Green, Krantz, Dahinden, Byrne, Meldrum, Bindernagel, Fahrenbach, Sanderson, Bourne, Porshnev, Grieve, Bayonov, Patterson, Perez, Short, Williams, Coleman, Pyle, Gimlin, Freeman, Titmus, Huyghe, Bourtsev, Greenwell, Noll, Napier, Sarmiento, Fish, Coon, Berry, Sprague, Slick, Gordon, Moneymaker, Heuvelmans, Steenburg, Gates, Donskoy, Wylie, Haas, Slate, Crowe, Guttilla, Hibner, Franzoni, Laverty, Burns, Orchard, Keating, Wasson, Taft, Swindler, Glickman, Kirlin, Gill, Markotic, Murphy, Caddy, McClarin, Tchernine, Alley, Jackson, Shackley, Davis, Woolheater, Perry, Mizokami, Halpin, Ciochon, Baird, Bord, and Marx?

And what have you actually learned grasshopper?

RayG

That those above have voiced an opinion on the sasquatch mystery, and also that your a 100% skeptic who thinks sasquatch cant possibly exist

 

[Biscuit]

http://home.clara.net/rfthomas/papers/whorld.html

read it

I got to the first line and started laughing. Do you have anything from the intervening 24 years since that article was written?

I did read it btw. Two scientists in Russia say bigfoot is real and lives in the pacific NW. A lifelong resident, hunter, and land owner in the pacific NW thinks its not true. Looks like we are back where we started.

 

[makaya325]

I got to the first line and started laughing. Do you have anything from the intervening 24 years since that article was written?

I did read it btw. Two scientists in Russia say bigfoot is real and lives in the pacific NW. A lifelong resident, hunter, and land owner in the pacific NW thinks its not true. Looks like we are back where we started.

For that hunter, there are many hunters who suggest otherwise

 

[rockinkt]

For that hunter, there are many hunters who suggest otherwise

Therefore, you should have no trouble listing at least a dozen people from the PNW who fit the description of "hunter" and who have seen or believe in sasquatch.

Don't forget to add at least a summary of their of their sasquatch experiences.

 

[makaya325]

Therefore, you should have no trouble listing at least a dozen people from the PNW who fit the description of "hunter" and who have seen or believe in sasquatch.

Don't forget to add at least a summary of their of their sasquatch experiences.

Rockin, its not that simple. Im definitely not lieing, i have actually listened to dozen's of hunters who have never seen a bear carcass. ( I asked for personal info, but they refused it

 

[makaya325]

Rockin, do you want to assist me in weeding out these hunter's experiences?

 

[RayG]

That those above have voiced an opinion on the sasquatch mystery...

But have you actually read what they've written?

...and also that your a 100% skeptic who thinks sasquatch cant possibly exist

Ah grasshopper, you know nothing about me. You haven't learned anything.



RayG

 

[xblade]

Rockin, its not that simple. Im definitely not lieing, i have actually listened to dozen's of hunters who have never seen a bear carcass. ( I asked for personal info, but they refused it

I can understand that. Why would any hunter want to deal with the shame and skepticism that would arise over never having seen a bear carcass?

 

[xblade]

I got to the first line and started laughing. Do you have anything from the intervening 24 years since that article was written?

I did read it btw. Two scientists in Russia say bigfoot is real and lives in the pacific NW. A lifelong resident, hunter, and land owner in the pacific NW thinks its not true. Looks like we are back where we started.

Was one of those Russians the one who believes bigfoot likes to borrow garlic from Janice Carter?

 

[kitakaze]

Was one of those Russians the one who believes bigfoot likes to borrow garlic from Janice Carter?

Here he is (starting at 1:00):

http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=SZgd4rLrdOc

I don't know how the camera crew kept a straight face. You couldn't write it that good if you tried.

ETA: BTW, if you go to 6:30 you can see M.K. Davis with his friend whom I'm pretty sure is Butt-Head.

 

[xblade]

Here he is (starting at 1:00):

http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=SZgd4rLrdOc

I don't know how the camera crew kept a straight face. You couldn't write it that good if you tried.

ETA: BTW, if you go to 6:30 you can see M.K. Davis with his friend whom I'm pretty sure is Butt-Head.

Well, at least bigfoot is polite, as he thanked Janice for the garlic.

 

[Akhenaten]

Therefore, you should have no trouble listing at least a dozen people from the PNW who fit the description of "hunter" and who have seen or believe in sasquatch.

Don't forget to add at least a summary of their of their sasquatch experiences.

Rockin, its not that simple. Im definitely not lieing, i have actually listened to dozen's of hunters who have never seen a bear carcass. ( I asked for personal info, but they refused it

Just the summmaries will do then. Leave the personal stuff out.

 

[makaya325]

Just the summmaries will do then. Leave the personal stuff out.

person #- lived in virginia, hunted for over 20 years, and has never found a dead cougar or bear, very few deer, which are incredibly common to see, yet not exactly easy to find.

shall i go on?

 

[rockinkt]

person #- lived in virginia, hunted for over 20 years, and has never found a dead cougar or bear, very few deer, which are incredibly common to see, yet not exactly easy to find.

shall i go on?

Bear carcasses are rare because bears are voracious cannibals.
Bears will kill and eat each other. Bears will happily chow down on any bear carcass they find. Cubs will feed off their dead mothers carcass.
However, that does not stop one from finding bear carcasses if one actually spends time in the bush where bears are. I have found 3 bear carcasses (not counting road kill) that I have neither shot nor watched get killed by other hunters or other bears.
I have found dozens of deer carcasses, moose carcasses, and elk carcasses. in the bush and as road-kills.

Cats are different story. I have only found scattered bones (using skull to identify) of 1 cougar in the bush off a main roadway. (2 road-kills though).