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Posted: 3/11/2014 6:10:45 PM EDT
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The Bigfoot Show is pretty good as well.
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Posted: 3/11/2014 6:12:40 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryIll check that out. I know you'll like the one I linked. I cant stand most of the Bigfoot community but I really enjoy that show. |
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Posted: 3/11/2014 6:12:55 PM EDT
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I believe they were all eaten by the chupacabras and the lake monsters.
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Posted: 3/11/2014 6:13:35 PM EDT
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They call me Squatch.
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Posted: 3/11/2014 6:14:07 PM EDT
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Bigfoot is exempt from Obamacare like the Amish. Lucky bastages.
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Posted: 3/11/2014 6:14:56 PM EDT
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I saw Bigfoot piloting MH370.
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Posted: 3/11/2014 6:17:01 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Bigfoot is exempt from Obamacare like the Amish. Lucky bastages. does that mean that I can kill one and not get arrested? If they are found to be part human do they have rights under the constitution? |
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Posted: 3/11/2014 6:18:01 PM EDT
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does that mean that I can kill one and not get arrested? If they are found to be part human do they have rights under the constitution? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Bigfoot is exempt from Obamacare like the Amish. Lucky bastages. does that mean that I can kill one and not get arrested? If they are found to be part human do they have rights under the constitution? I think they have been listed as an endangered species in some states. |
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Posted: 3/11/2014 6:20:39 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: I think they have been listed as an endangered species in some states. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: Bigfoot is exempt from Obamacare like the Amish. Lucky bastages. does that mean that I can kill one and not get arrested? If they are found to be part human do they have rights under the constitution? I think they have been listed as an endangered species in some states. Ill be hunting in Uwharrie forest this season (they are not protected in NC) and if I see one Im going to take it out. |
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Posted: 3/11/2014 6:22:26 PM EDT
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I've listened to those. good stuff.
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Posted: 3/11/2014 6:26:04 PM EDT
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Ill be hunting in Uwharrie forest this season (they are not protected in NC) and if I see one Im going to take it out. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Bigfoot is exempt from Obamacare like the Amish. Lucky bastages. does that mean that I can kill one and not get arrested? If they are found to be part human do they have rights under the constitution? I think they have been listed as an endangered species in some states. Ill be hunting in Uwharrie forest this season (they are not protected in NC) and if I see one Im going to take it out. That's your prerogative, but just as a word of note, they are allegedly very social animals that can be very vindictive if you harm a member of their social circle. That's what the natives have communicated over the years. You probably don't want to start something with them, unless it's an absolute self defense scenario. |
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Posted: 3/11/2014 6:34:05 PM EDT
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ARFCOM members in ghillie suits
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Posted: 3/11/2014 6:34:36 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: That's your prerogative, but just as a word of note, they are allegedly very social animals that can be very vindictive if you harm a member of their social circle. That's what the natives have communicated over the years. You probably don't want to start something with them unless it's an absolute self defense scenario. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Bigfoot is exempt from Obamacare like the Amish. Lucky bastages. does that mean that I can kill one and not get arrested? If they are found to be part human do they have rights under the constitution? I think they have been listed as an endangered species in some states. Ill be hunting in Uwharrie forest this season (they are not protected in NC) and if I see one Im going to take it out. That's your prerogative, but just as a word of note, they are allegedly very social animals that can be very vindictive if you harm a member of their social circle. That's what the natives have communicated over the years. You probably don't want to start something with them unless it's an absolute self defense scenario. I have heard if you fire on one get ready to face at least a couple more ready to pound on you. I know I can talk all the shit I want but when Im looking at a 1000 lbs. + 9 foot bipedal through a scope...Im not sure what I would do. Do you pull the trigger and try and bag one to prove the thing exist while taking a chance that its family members are waiting to rip you apart? I would imagine the person that brings in a body would probably be set for life financially. |
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Posted: 3/11/2014 7:10:50 PM EDT
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That's your prerogative, but just as a word of note, they are allegedly very social animals that can be very vindictive if you harm a member of their social circle. That's what the natives have communicated over the years. You probably don't want to start something with them, unless it's an absolute self defense scenario. the more I have dealt with them, the more space I give them. I've had numerous family groups around me in various places in Ok, La, Ar and Tx and all have been roughly the same interactions. if a solitary monkee gets a vocal out, the rest of the crew will it. they will bring in the Calvary. I've only had been really concerned a couple of times and both of those were serious incidents with big males. 1-it walked into my hunting area while I was in a stand and he had no idea. 2-a huge alpha male came into a pond I was deer hunting at and became really aggressive acting and followed me out to my ATV shadowing me in the timber. he showed himself to me as I turned the ATV around and it was the biggest one I have ever seen. easy 1500 + lbs. massive is an understandment. big males take no shit and have a very short temperament. |
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Posted: 3/11/2014 7:13:13 PM EDT
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Warden service in Maine has a deal with the bigfoot families they only knock on our back door in the extreme cold to feed the family.... they do smell bad. but the little ones love to run on the treadmill ... they love spam and marshmallow fluff ... and can throw snowball's dead on out to 50 yards... they hate Justin bieber
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Posted: 3/11/2014 7:23:24 PM EDT
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the more I have dealt with them, the more space I give them. I've had numerous family groups around me in various places in Ok, La, Ar and Tx and all have been roughly the same interactions. if a solitary monkee gets a vocal out, the rest of the crew will it. they will bring in the Calvary. I've only had been really concerned a couple of times and both of those were serious incidents with big males. 1-it walked into my hunting area while I was in a stand and he had no idea. 2-a huge alpha male came into a pond I was deer hunting at and became really aggressive acting and followed me out to my ATV shadowing me in the timber. he showed himself to me as I turned the ATV around and it was the biggest one I have ever seen. easy 1500 + lbs. massive is an understandment. big males take no shit and have a very short temperament. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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That's your prerogative, but just as a word of note, they are allegedly very social animals that can be very vindictive if you harm a member of their social circle. That's what the natives have communicated over the years. You probably don't want to start something with them, unless it's an absolute self defense scenario. the more I have dealt with them, the more space I give them. I've had numerous family groups around me in various places in Ok, La, Ar and Tx and all have been roughly the same interactions. if a solitary monkee gets a vocal out, the rest of the crew will it. they will bring in the Calvary. I've only had been really concerned a couple of times and both of those were serious incidents with big males. 1-it walked into my hunting area while I was in a stand and he had no idea. 2-a huge alpha male came into a pond I was deer hunting at and became really aggressive acting and followed me out to my ATV shadowing me in the timber. he showed himself to me as I turned the ATV around and it was the biggest one I have ever seen. easy 1500 + lbs. massive is an understandment. big males take no shit and have a very short temperament. Damn you. I was completely happy with my G20 as a woods gun until I read that.
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Posted: 3/11/2014 7:23:55 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: the more I have dealt with them, the more space I give them. I've had numerous family groups around me in various places in Ok, La, Ar and Tx and all have been roughly the same interactions. if a solitary monkee gets a vocal out, the rest of the crew will it. they will bring in the Calvary. I've only had been really concerned a couple of times and both of those were serious incidents with big males. 1-it walked into my hunting area while I was in a stand and he had no idea. 2-a huge alpha male came into a pond I was deer hunting at and became really aggressive acting and followed me out to my ATV shadowing me in the timber. he showed himself to me as I turned the ATV around and it was the biggest one I have ever seen. easy 1500 + lbs. massive is an understandment. big males take no shit and have a very short temperament. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: That's your prerogative, but just as a word of note, they are allegedly very social animals that can be very vindictive if you harm a member of their social circle. That's what the natives have communicated over the years. You probably don't want to start something with them, unless it's an absolute self defense scenario. the more I have dealt with them, the more space I give them. I've had numerous family groups around me in various places in Ok, La, Ar and Tx and all have been roughly the same interactions. if a solitary monkee gets a vocal out, the rest of the crew will it. they will bring in the Calvary. I've only had been really concerned a couple of times and both of those were serious incidents with big males. 1-it walked into my hunting area while I was in a stand and he had no idea. 2-a huge alpha male came into a pond I was deer hunting at and became really aggressive acting and followed me out to my ATV shadowing me in the timber. he showed himself to me as I turned the ATV around and it was the biggest one I have ever seen. easy 1500 + lbs. massive is an understandment. big males take no shit and have a very short temperament. interesting Id like to hear your description of how they look. Did you get close enough to see any facial features? color? |
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Posted: 3/11/2014 7:26:48 PM EDT
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I think they have been listed as an endangered species in some states. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Bigfoot is exempt from Obamacare like the Amish. Lucky bastages. does that mean that I can kill one and not get arrested? If they are found to be part human do they have rights under the constitution? I think they have been listed as an endangered species in some states. Yeah, the Amish get all the breaks. |
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Posted: 3/11/2014 7:28:08 PM EDT
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the more I have dealt with them, the more space I give them. I've had numerous family groups around me in various places in Ok, La, Ar and Tx and all have been roughly the same interactions. if a solitary monkee gets a vocal out, the rest of the crew will it. they will bring in the Calvary. I've only had been really concerned a couple of times and both of those were serious incidents with big males. 1-it walked into my hunting area while I was in a stand and he had no idea. 2-a huge alpha male came into a pond I was deer hunting at and became really aggressive acting and followed me out to my ATV shadowing me in the timber. he showed himself to me as I turned the ATV around and it was the biggest one I have ever seen. easy 1500 + lbs. massive is an understandment. big males take no shit and have a very short temperament. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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That's your prerogative, but just as a word of note, they are allegedly very social animals that can be very vindictive if you harm a member of their social circle. That's what the natives have communicated over the years. You probably don't want to start something with them, unless it's an absolute self defense scenario. the more I have dealt with them, the more space I give them. I've had numerous family groups around me in various places in Ok, La, Ar and Tx and all have been roughly the same interactions. if a solitary monkee gets a vocal out, the rest of the crew will it. they will bring in the Calvary. I've only had been really concerned a couple of times and both of those were serious incidents with big males. 1-it walked into my hunting area while I was in a stand and he had no idea. 2-a huge alpha male came into a pond I was deer hunting at and became really aggressive acting and followed me out to my ATV shadowing me in the timber. he showed himself to me as I turned the ATV around and it was the biggest one I have ever seen. easy 1500 + lbs. massive is an understandment. big males take no shit and have a very short temperament. If you see then this often, might I recommend spending some money on a good camera? |
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Posted: 3/11/2014 7:29:37 PM EDT
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ARFCOM members in ghillie suits That might explain their girth but not their height! |
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Posted: 3/11/2014 7:30:57 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Damn you. I was completely happy with my G20 as a woods gun until I read that. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: That's your prerogative, but just as a word of note, they are allegedly very social animals that can be very vindictive if you harm a member of their social circle. That's what the natives have communicated over the years. You probably don't want to start something with them, unless it's an absolute self defense scenario. the more I have dealt with them, the more space I give them. I've had numerous family groups around me in various places in Ok, La, Ar and Tx and all have been roughly the same interactions. if a solitary monkee gets a vocal out, the rest of the crew will it. they will bring in the Calvary. I've only had been really concerned a couple of times and both of those were serious incidents with big males. 1-it walked into my hunting area while I was in a stand and he had no idea. 2-a huge alpha male came into a pond I was deer hunting at and became really aggressive acting and followed me out to my ATV shadowing me in the timber. he showed himself to me as I turned the ATV around and it was the biggest one I have ever seen. easy 1500 + lbs. massive is an understandment. big males take no shit and have a very short temperament. Damn you. I was completely happy with my G20 as a woods gun until I read that. Underwood has your answer http://www.underwoodammo.com/10mmAuto220GrainHardCastFlatNoseBoxof50.aspx |
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Posted: 3/11/2014 7:32:41 PM EDT
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Sasquatch is bullshit.
Ghost shows in green screen on TV are bullshit. Fart sniffing fags in Total Blackout are for real...they really DID know that smell...
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Posted: 3/11/2014 7:36:52 PM EDT
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This guy has a home in the Great Smokey Mountains. He has documented his interaction with Bigfoot: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2rJNs5TFY0#t=433 |
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Posted: 3/11/2014 7:37:00 PM EDT
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That's your prerogative, but just as a word of note, they are allegedly very social animals that can be very vindictive if you harm a member of their social circle. That's what the natives have communicated over the years. You probably don't want to start something with them, unless it's an absolute self defense scenario. What he's saying is bring an AR-10 with a handful of loaded mags, kill em all and let God sort it out. Also an AK47 should suffice or a Saiga 12, definitely a Saiga 12. |
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Posted: 3/11/2014 7:37:39 PM EDT
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Ill be hunting in Uwharrie forest this season (they are not protected in NC) and if I see one Im going to take it out. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Bigfoot is exempt from Obamacare like the Amish. Lucky bastages. does that mean that I can kill one and not get arrested? If they are found to be part human do they have rights under the constitution? I think they have been listed as an endangered species in some states. Ill be hunting in Uwharrie forest this season (they are not protected in NC) and if I see one Im going to take it out. In AR, if there is no legal hunting season for it; shooting would land you in very deep shit, even if the animal in question doesn't officially exist. (Like the cougars that are seen, even photographed over the whole damn state EVERY YEAR- but the game & fish commission insists "we don't have any mountain lions in AR, it was simply passing through". |
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Posted: 3/11/2014 7:40:12 PM EDT
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interesting Id like to hear your description of how they look. Did you get close enough to see any facial features? color? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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That's your prerogative, but just as a word of note, they are allegedly very social animals that can be very vindictive if you harm a member of their social circle. That's what the natives have communicated over the years. You probably don't want to start something with them, unless it's an absolute self defense scenario. the more I have dealt with them, the more space I give them. I've had numerous family groups around me in various places in Ok, La, Ar and Tx and all have been roughly the same interactions. if a solitary monkee gets a vocal out, the rest of the crew will it. they will bring in the Calvary. I've only had been really concerned a couple of times and both of those were serious incidents with big males. 1-it walked into my hunting area while I was in a stand and he had no idea. 2-a huge alpha male came into a pond I was deer hunting at and became really aggressive acting and followed me out to my ATV shadowing me in the timber. he showed himself to me as I turned the ATV around and it was the biggest one I have ever seen. easy 1500 + lbs. massive is an understandment. big males take no shit and have a very short temperament. interesting Id like to hear your description of how they look. Did you get close enough to see any facial features? color? I've been too close on a couple of occasions. I don't like to let them get closer than 30 yards or so. their eyes are odd. not a normal animal type eye, like a gorilla or horse. they can show a lot of emotion ( surprise or hate). round headed ones normally will walk upright more.they all use quadrepedal motion more than bipedal atleast in the 4 states I have looked around for them. I know at our cabin we have to be pretty careful, for big animals they can move in the leaves and ground almost silently and I haven't figured that out. I've found their sign at just about every lake in the Eastern part of Oklahoma. there is a helluva lot more out there than we can think about. supposedly the Concho Casino security camera was the best video of all time but the tribal council made their security team erase it. I have talked to 3 people who saw it. those bastards ( 2or 3 of them) came right up to the door begging for food scraps. |
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Posted: 3/11/2014 7:40:25 PM EDT
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If you are reading this BF, why you no be seen on game cams?!?!
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Posted: 3/11/2014 7:44:39 PM EDT
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If you are reading this BF, why you no be seen on game cams?!?! Because he's a damn ninja - that's why. |
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Posted: 3/11/2014 7:46:44 PM EDT
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I thought Bigfoot was basically nonsense until my wife and I saw one. I don't know what to think about it. Logically, they are impossible, but that apparently doesn't keep them from existing. I've got no idea what the phenomenon truly is. However, there is something to it at some level.
My sighting: http://woodape.org/reports/report/detail/2842 |
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Posted: 3/11/2014 7:49:26 PM EDT
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If you are reading this BF, why you no be seen on game cams?!?! 
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Posted: 3/11/2014 7:55:23 PM EDT
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If you see then this often, might I recommend spending some money on a good camera? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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That's your prerogative, but just as a word of note, they are allegedly very social animals that can be very vindictive if you harm a member of their social circle. That's what the natives have communicated over the years. You probably don't want to start something with them, unless it's an absolute self defense scenario. the more I have dealt with them, the more space I give them. I've had numerous family groups around me in various places in Ok, La, Ar and Tx and all have been roughly the same interactions. if a solitary monkee gets a vocal out, the rest of the crew will it. they will bring in the Calvary. I've only had been really concerned a couple of times and both of those were serious incidents with big males. 1-it walked into my hunting area while I was in a stand and he had no idea. 2-a huge alpha male came into a pond I was deer hunting at and became really aggressive acting and followed me out to my ATV shadowing me in the timber. he showed himself to me as I turned the ATV around and it was the biggest one I have ever seen. easy 1500 + lbs. massive is an understandment. big males take no shit and have a very short temperament. If you see then this often, might I recommend spending some money on a good camera? I might only get a visual once a year at my cabin. I'm usually deer hunting and looking for sign or working food plots or enjoying the woods. everyone in Eastern Oklahoma knows about them and accepts them. no one jokes about them at all. I've never said, I didn't have a pic either of one of the critters, the massive amounts of sign I have seen or recorded conversations of people who live in the sticks with them. its not a must have situation in my life. to be honest I wished I had never seen the first one. it changes you and how you feel in the woods to a degree. I'm much more careful and take a more cautious route whenever I'm in the woods now and I've been dealing with them for over 20 years now. there have been 4 sightings on a highway less than 4 miles from my cabin in the past year alone. a picture will never solve any piece of this puzzle. why try. why invite drama into your life from it. my family and I enjoy the outdoors and occasionally I will get a phone call or email from someone who wants info and invites us out. |
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Posted: 3/11/2014 7:55:38 PM EDT
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I've yet to mention it on ARFCOM, but I have a friend, a current LEO, that had an encounter with one on a hunting/scouting trip. He didn't get close enough to see it, but according to him it let out the classic big foot howl that was unmistakable and blood curdling. It scared the tar out of him and his companion, and they where out of the woods like yesterday.
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Posted: 3/11/2014 7:58:00 PM EDT
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Suuuubscribe.... I'm not sure if I want to see one or not, but I want to believe.
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Posted: 3/11/2014 7:59:33 PM EDT
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Suuuubscribe.... I'm not sure if I want to see one or not, but I want to believe. I'd fucking love for it to be real. But, it's not. 
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Posted: 3/11/2014 7:59:36 PM EDT
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If you are reading this BF, why you no be seen on game cams?!?! they will avoid the beam at night. the best pics I have seen have all been daytime in bright light. many people have pics and video. they just don't want the drama from it. |
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Posted: 3/11/2014 8:00:11 PM EDT
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I've yet to mention it on ARFCOM, but I have a friend, a current LEO, that had an encounter with one on a hunting/scouting trip. He didn't get close enough to see it, but according to him it let out the classic big foot howl that was unmistakable and blood curdling. It scared the tar out of him and his companion, and they where out of the woods like yesterday. what state? |
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Posted: 3/11/2014 8:02:20 PM EDT
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I might only get a visual once a year at my cabin. I'm usually deer hunting and looking for sign or working food plots or enjoying the woods. everyone in Eastern Oklahoma knows about them and accepts them. no one jokes about them at all. I've never said, I didn't have a pic either of one of the critters, the massive amounts of sign I have seen or recorded conversations of people who live in the sticks with them. its not a must have situation in my life. to be honest I wished I had never seen the first one. it changes you and how you feel in the woods to a degree. I'm much more careful and take a more cautious route whenever I'm in the woods now and I've been dealing with them for over 20 years now. there have been 4 sightings on a highway less than 4 miles from my cabin in the past year alone. a picture will never solve any piece of this puzzle. why try. why invite drama into your life from it. my family and I enjoy the outdoors and occasionally I will get a phone call or email from someone who wants info and invites us out. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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That's your prerogative, but just as a word of note, they are allegedly very social animals that can be very vindictive if you harm a member of their social circle. That's what the natives have communicated over the years. You probably don't want to start something with them, unless it's an absolute self defense scenario. the more I have dealt with them, the more space I give them. I've had numerous family groups around me in various places in Ok, La, Ar and Tx and all have been roughly the same interactions. if a solitary monkee gets a vocal out, the rest of the crew will it. they will bring in the Calvary. I've only had been really concerned a couple of times and both of those were serious incidents with big males. 1-it walked into my hunting area while I was in a stand and he had no idea. 2-a huge alpha male came into a pond I was deer hunting at and became really aggressive acting and followed me out to my ATV shadowing me in the timber. he showed himself to me as I turned the ATV around and it was the biggest one I have ever seen. easy 1500 + lbs. massive is an understandment. big males take no shit and have a very short temperament. If you see then this often, might I recommend spending some money on a good camera? I might only get a visual once a year at my cabin. I'm usually deer hunting and looking for sign or working food plots or enjoying the woods. everyone in Eastern Oklahoma knows about them and accepts them. no one jokes about them at all. I've never said, I didn't have a pic either of one of the critters, the massive amounts of sign I have seen or recorded conversations of people who live in the sticks with them. its not a must have situation in my life. to be honest I wished I had never seen the first one. it changes you and how you feel in the woods to a degree. I'm much more careful and take a more cautious route whenever I'm in the woods now and I've been dealing with them for over 20 years now. there have been 4 sightings on a highway less than 4 miles from my cabin in the past year alone. a picture will never solve any piece of this puzzle. why try. why invite drama into your life from it. my family and I enjoy the outdoors and occasionally I will get a phone call or email from someone who wants info and invites us out. I'm jealous. Can the wife and I come check out your cabin? 
I kid. Kinda. But if they are out there, I want to see them, ya know? |
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Posted: 3/11/2014 8:04:05 PM EDT
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These showed up around my dad's house on Dec 11th, 2013 after it sleeted. That's not snow, it's sleet, which is why the tracks aren't very deep and are well defined.
Dad initially figured it was somebody messing with him and he was fighting the flu so he didn't take it seriously and investigate them very far. But the tracks came down a slight hill, around the house, up onto the deck, went out to the edge of the deck, turned back and climbed a really steep embankment up and out away from the house. What's weird is that the prints went sideways up the hill and he never saw any signs of a hand coming down to support itself. He was a bit spooked after his neighbor found the same tracks all throughout a field like it was searching for something. That field was about a mile away as the crow flies through some rough country in the Ozarks. Weird. We can't figure it out and dad doesn't like to talk about it very much. 
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Posted: 3/11/2014 8:04:20 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: what state? Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: I've yet to mention it on ARFCOM, but I have a friend, a current LEO, that had an encounter with one on a hunting/scouting trip. He didn't get close enough to see it, but according to him it let out the classic big foot howl that was unmistakable and blood curdling. It scared the tar out of him and his companion, and they where out of the woods like yesterday. what state? A guy Ive been friends with for 20 years that I know isnt lying had the same experience. He heard something very heavy stomping through the forest at night and screaming at him. Guy said he was terrified like no other time in his life. |
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Posted: 3/11/2014 8:05:32 PM EDT
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I've yet to mention it on ARFCOM, but I have a friend, a current LEO, that had an encounter with one on a hunting/scouting trip. He didn't get close enough to see it, but according to him it let out the classic big foot howl that was unmistakable and blood curdling. It scared the tar out of him and his companion, and they where out of the woods like yesterday. Supposedly, the vibrations of their howl can paralyze a target in terms of sheer terror. It's similar to a tiger roar that literally goes through it's prey and disorients it. |
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Posted: 3/11/2014 8:10:27 PM EDT
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I've yet to mention it on ARFCOM, but I have a friend, a current LEO, that had an encounter with one on a hunting/scouting trip. He didn't get close enough to see it, but according to him it let out the classic big foot howl that was unmistakable and blood curdling. It scared the tar out of him and his companion, and they where out of the woods like yesterday. what state? Its been a while since he mentioned it, but I believe it was in NY, somewhere in the Appalachians. We were training together and he mentioned it, and latter we had some beers and he went into more detail. He believes this happened to him. At this point in time, there have been lots of credible reports of people having this experience, so I believe something is there. Is it a North American Ape, spirit being, I don't know. |
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Posted: 3/11/2014 8:13:52 PM EDT
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Here's some actual photos of the real bigfoot:
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Posted: 3/11/2014 8:14:58 PM EDT
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Anyone else notice most of these posts are from the midwest to the east?
Is Sasquatch migrating or hiding from the Pacific Northwest? I find it difficult to believe in this creature, or whatever it is, people think they are experiencing. Get some technology, trick it, trap it, or whatever, and put this issue to rest. Kill it and grill it. Or talk some sense into it. Sheesh... |
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Posted: 3/11/2014 8:17:56 PM EDT
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Soon enough there will be the arfcom herd to come along and tell us how stupid we are to believe in Sasquatch or aliens cause somehow they are smarter about it.
I think it is possible, though I can't say I have had any experience with the matter. Wasn't there a story where in WWII a group of soldiers stumbles upon 'cavemen' and shot them thinking they were the enemy? (serious question) |
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Posted: 3/11/2014 8:18:56 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Anyone else notice most of these posts are from the midwest to the east? Is Sasquatch migrating or hiding from the Pacific Northwest? I find it difficult to believe in this creature, or whatever it is, people think they are experiencing. Get some technology, trick it, trap it, or whatever, and put this issue to rest. Kill it and grill it. Or talk some sense into it. Sheesh... That is whats has got me into the whole Bigfoot thing. I would have rolled my eyes and the mention of BF this time last year but I know to many folks that swear they have seen something. Im about sick of the mystery and want to go kill this fucker. |
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Posted: 3/11/2014 8:19:21 PM EDT
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I might only get a visual once a year at my cabin. I'm usually deer hunting and looking for sign or working food plots or enjoying the woods. everyone in Eastern Oklahoma knows about them and accepts them. no one jokes about them at all. I've never said, I didn't have a pic either of one of the critters, the massive amounts of sign I have seen or recorded conversations of people who live in the sticks with them. its not a must have situation in my life. to be honest I wished I had never seen the first one. it changes you and how you feel in the woods to a degree. I'm much more careful and take a more cautious route whenever I'm in the woods now and I've been dealing with them for over 20 years now. there have been 4 sightings on a highway less than 4 miles from my cabin in the past year alone. a picture will never solve any piece of this puzzle. why try. why invite drama into your life from it. my family and I enjoy the outdoors and occasionally I will get a phone call or email from someone who wants info and invites us out. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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That's your prerogative, but just as a word of note, they are allegedly very social animals that can be very vindictive if you harm a member of their social circle. That's what the natives have communicated over the years. You probably don't want to start something with them, unless it's an absolute self defense scenario. the more I have dealt with them, the more space I give them. I've had numerous family groups around me in various places in Ok, La, Ar and Tx and all have been roughly the same interactions. if a solitary monkee gets a vocal out, the rest of the crew will it. they will bring in the Calvary. I've only had been really concerned a couple of times and both of those were serious incidents with big males. 1-it walked into my hunting area while I was in a stand and he had no idea. 2-a huge alpha male came into a pond I was deer hunting at and became really aggressive acting and followed me out to my ATV shadowing me in the timber. he showed himself to me as I turned the ATV around and it was the biggest one I have ever seen. easy 1500 + lbs. massive is an understandment. big males take no shit and have a very short temperament. If you see then this often, might I recommend spending some money on a good camera? I might only get a visual once a year at my cabin. I'm usually deer hunting and looking for sign or working food plots or enjoying the woods. everyone in Eastern Oklahoma knows about them and accepts them. no one jokes about them at all. I've never said, I didn't have a pic either of one of the critters, the massive amounts of sign I have seen or recorded conversations of people who live in the sticks with them. its not a must have situation in my life. to be honest I wished I had never seen the first one. it changes you and how you feel in the woods to a degree. I'm much more careful and take a more cautious route whenever I'm in the woods now and I've been dealing with them for over 20 years now. there have been 4 sightings on a highway less than 4 miles from my cabin in the past year alone. a picture will never solve any piece of this puzzle. why try. why invite drama into your life from it. my family and I enjoy the outdoors and occasionally I will get a phone call or email from someone who wants info and invites us out. So bottom line 1) Do you think these are dangerous to humans? Based on your comments you have been concerned. 2) Do you think they are a North American ape? Also your comments are suspect that you think category other. |
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Posted: 3/11/2014 8:20:21 PM EDT
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Anyone else notice most of these posts are from the midwest to the east? Is Sasquatch migrating or hiding from the Pacific Northwest? I find it difficult to believe in this creature, or whatever it is, people think they are experiencing. Get some technology, trick it, trap it, or whatever, and put this issue to rest. Kill it and grill it. Or talk some sense into it. Sheesh... Some speculate that there may be at least two different species of Bigfoot. The ones familiar to the Pacific Northwest (see the famed Patterson film) and the other being a more apelike, aggressive one found in the Southeast. |
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Posted: 3/11/2014 8:20:41 PM EDT
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That is whats has got me into the whole Bigfoot thing. I would have rolled my eyes and the mention of BF this time last year but I know to many folks that swear they have seen something. Im about sick of the mystery and want to go kill this fucker. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Anyone else notice most of these posts are from the midwest to the east? Is Sasquatch migrating or hiding from the Pacific Northwest? I find it difficult to believe in this creature, or whatever it is, people think they are experiencing. Get some technology, trick it, trap it, or whatever, and put this issue to rest. Kill it and grill it. Or talk some sense into it. Sheesh... That is whats has got me into the whole Bigfoot thing. I would have rolled my eyes and the mention of BF this time last year but I know to many folks that swear they have seen something. Im about sick of the mystery and want to go kill this fucker. Nothing like a Post Mortem of the real deal to simplify the matter. Glad we're not in disagreement!
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Posted: 3/11/2014 8:21:09 PM EDT
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I'm jealous. Can the wife and I come check out your cabin?
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That's your prerogative, but just as a word of note, they are allegedly very social animals that can be very vindictive if you harm a member of their social circle. That's what the natives have communicated over the years. You probably don't want to start something with them, unless it's an absolute self defense scenario. the more I have dealt with them, the more space I give them. I've had numerous family groups around me in various places in Ok, La, Ar and Tx and all have been roughly the same interactions. if a solitary monkee gets a vocal out, the rest of the crew will it. they will bring in the Calvary. I've only had been really concerned a couple of times and both of those were serious incidents with big males. 1-it walked into my hunting area while I was in a stand and he had no idea. 2-a huge alpha male came into a pond I was deer hunting at and became really aggressive acting and followed me out to my ATV shadowing me in the timber. he showed himself to me as I turned the ATV around and it was the biggest one I have ever seen. easy 1500 + lbs. massive is an understandment. big males take no shit and have a very short temperament. If you see then this often, might I recommend spending some money on a good camera? I might only get a visual once a year at my cabin. I'm usually deer hunting and looking for sign or working food plots or enjoying the woods. everyone in Eastern Oklahoma knows about them and accepts them. no one jokes about them at all. I've never said, I didn't have a pic either of one of the critters, the massive amounts of sign I have seen or recorded conversations of people who live in the sticks with them. its not a must have situation in my life. to be honest I wished I had never seen the first one. it changes you and how you feel in the woods to a degree. I'm much more careful and take a more cautious route whenever I'm in the woods now and I've been dealing with them for over 20 years now. there have been 4 sightings on a highway less than 4 miles from my cabin in the past year alone. a picture will never solve any piece of this puzzle. why try. why invite drama into your life from it. my family and I enjoy the outdoors and occasionally I will get a phone call or email from someone who wants info and invites us out. I'm jealous. Can the wife and I come check out your cabin?
I kid. Kinda. But if they are out there, I want to see them, ya know? my wife won't go down there for anything other than a quick trip and maybe shoot a gun. staying till dark is a out of the question. the vocals we hear at night sometimes are beyond thought. we hear roars, we hear cries, we hear fake coyotes. not all the time, but at certain times. they aren't in there all of the time. when they are, all of us knows it. my boy is 13 and totally use to it and in fact I would gather he and another boy growing up down there have possibly increased out sightings. I know my son has had 5-6 good sightings including one that walked right up to him when he was 12 after he shot a deer from a brush blind right at dark. I was trailing the doe up and heard him hollering at it about 75 yards away from where I was standing. it walked close to 10 ft from him totally nonchalant. almost like it knew he could scare off my son. when I came running up I could see it with my head lamp walking off. my son learned a valuable lesson that day. RELOAD your muzzleloader immediately after firing. every person that has encounters with them that I know hates them. |
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Posted: 3/11/2014 8:21:57 PM EDT
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Soon enough there will be the arfcom herd to come along and tell us how stupid we are to believe in Sasquatch or aliens cause somehow they are smarter about it. I think it is possible, though I can't say I have had any experience with the matter. Wasn't there a story where in WWII a group of soldiers stumbles upon 'cavemen' and shot them thinking they were the enemy? (serious question) Or, The world is flat Sun revolves around earth Etc, Etc I'm not a believer, just not a skeptic either. |
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