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Posted: 10/6/2019 10:05:46 PM EDT
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IMO man and Dogman are their only real threats. Sasquatch have command presence over the forest, I don't think a grizzly would ever attempt it. Quote HistoryQuoted:
Quoted: Approximately 200 years. Large Grizzlies, dogman packs.. accidents. I theorize that the almost lack of a neck aids in their survival. As far as their flesh and blood selves.. |
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Posted: 10/7/2019 1:39:40 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: I've never read a report of a Dogman killing a person. BF reports? Yes. No DG. And only one encounter of a bF vs Dogman, the former killing the latter with relative ease. |
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Posted: 10/7/2019 9:21:47 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Many hair and bone fragments have been found and been submitted, hundreds if not thousands. The result is always the same. “It is of human origin” which means it is mostly human DNA but not 100%. An easy cop out for researchers. We know that ape and chimp DNA is 98.9% identical to human DNA. If Bigfoot is in the ape family, the DNA would be very, very close to that of human would it not? |
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Posted: 10/7/2019 9:30:45 PM EDT
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I think that number is a little high. I`ve read that chimps share 90-95% of our DNA. Neanderthal is 97% the same. I think Homo Denisova is in the same range. In that 2-3% difference, I think most labs will write off the differences to a contaminated specimen. Occam`s razor and all. Quote HistoryQuoted:
Quoted: Many hair and bone fragments have been found and been submitted, hundreds if not thousands. The result is always the same. “It is of human origin” which means it is mostly human DNA but not 100%. An easy cop out for researchers. We know that ape and chimp DNA is 98.9% identical to human DNA. If Bigfoot is in the ape family, the DNA would be very, very close to that of human would it not? For most DNA sequences, humans and chimpanzees appear to be most closely related, but some point to a human-gorilla or chimpanzee-gorilla clade. The human genome has been sequenced, as well as the chimpanzee genome. Humans have 23 pairs of chromosomes, while chimpanzees, gorillas, and orangutans have 24. |
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Posted: 12/25/2019 2:47:09 PM EDT
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@CRASHBURNREPEAT He has a good story .... I never saw one but I am pretty sure I spent a good part of a day and evening during a deer hunt in the George Washington National Forest near Wolf Gap on the Virginia side, being monitored. Compete with vocalizations, tree thumping, unexplained rock fall noises and occasionally, an unforgettable musky stench in the air. I heard tree thumping and vocalizations up there on different occasions. Certa8ns places on the mountain I always had the feeling of being watched. Exciting for sure. For various reasons I'm far more qualified to judge size and speed than the average person. I can tell you with 100% certainly, in front of my Lord and Savior, that what we saw was not human. It was super human. No human is that big or can move that fast. I don't believe there are many, I believe there are few, maybe even one. I think it's Cain. That's the only explanation that makes any sense to me. I also don't care if anyone believed me. I almost don't believe it, even having looked him in the eye. I don't tell people I know, cause it's completely outside believable territory. He's primally terrifying in a way that cannot be explained. To this day just thinking about it my hair stands on end. |
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Posted: 12/25/2019 3:01:26 PM EDT
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Posted: 12/25/2019 5:07:45 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: My wife and i almost ran over a Bigfoot in 1992. We saw it in bright lights, from a few feet away. For various reasons I'm far more qualified to judge size and speed than the average person. I can tell you with 100% certainly, in front of my Lord and Savior, that what we saw was not human. It was super human. No human is that big or can move that fast. I don't believe there are many, I believe there are few, maybe even one. I think it's Cain. That's the only explanation that makes any sense to me. I also don't care if anyone believed me. I almost don't believe it, even having looked him in the eye. I don't tell people I know, cause it's completely outside believable territory. He's primally terrifying in a way that cannot be explained. To this day just thinking about it my hair stands on end. |
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Posted: 12/26/2019 3:47:58 AM EDT
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A Chimpanzee male.is.around 4' tall/150lbs. average, and is 5 times as strong as a human male. Think what something 7-10' tall and 500-900lbs. is going to do to a bear. Besides have dinner.
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Posted: 12/26/2019 10:38:19 AM EDT
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A Chimpanzee male.is.around 4' tall/150lbs. average, and is 5 times as strong as a human male. Think what something 7-10' tall and 500-900lbs. is going to do to a bear. Besides have dinner. 
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Posted: 12/26/2019 7:22:42 PM EDT
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It would certainly be memorable seeing a Bigfoot .
So would an up close visit from an Alien ? The Bigfoot might be dangerous , but with the Alien you might get a good probing ! 
Either way there probably wouldnt be damn thing you could do about it . |
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Posted: 12/27/2019 12:52:36 AM EDT
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There was a guy in GD earlier this year that had a cabin that was having encounters with what he suspected was a Bigfoot. It turned into a giant hunting offer for most.
There was a comment that once they know you have seen them or interacted with them, they somehow target you. I saw a comment earlier on this thread. I'd love to know more, but I can't find any other info that backs it up. |
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Posted: 12/27/2019 2:24:10 AM EDT
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There was a guy in GD earlier this year that had a cabin that was having encounters with what he suspected was a Bigfoot. It turned into a giant hunting offer for most. There was a comment that once they know you have seen them or interacted with them, they somehow target you. I saw a comment earlier on this thread. I'd love to know more, but I can't find any other info that backs it up. |
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Posted: 12/27/2019 10:30:51 AM EDT
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You are not going to find a lot about it in public. This is a delicate matter and people will be very reserved about who they share it with. I only know of a couple that have come forward, one of them is Scott Carpenter. You should get his book and read it, I think it is best resource available that provides an overview on the Saqsquatch subject. The risk is really focused on people that actively research and interact with them. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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There was a guy in GD earlier this year that had a cabin that was having encounters with what he suspected was a Bigfoot. It turned into a giant hunting offer for most. There was a comment that once they know you have seen them or interacted with them, they somehow target you. I saw a comment earlier on this thread. I'd love to know more, but I can't find any other info that backs it up. |
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Posted: 12/27/2019 11:24:38 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: And how many researchers are interacting with them on a regular basis? And when I say interact I mean visually interacting. Not setting an apple on a tree stump and having it disappear overnight and calling that an encounter. |
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Posted: 12/27/2019 3:07:22 PM EDT
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Second ex wife was in the back of her parents station wagon asleep with two of her brothers. About 1975. Her dad was driving and her mom front seat. Her oldest brother and sister in the second row. Her and Two others were rolled from one side to the other because her dad swerved hard. Her mom screamed and started having a panic attack. It was late and dark. Her dad had swerved to avoid hitting a gorilla as her older sister called it back then. Her dad drove faster and stopped a bit down the road. He was in shock and the mom was praying and having an attack. The older brother and sister were crying as they were under ten. Her older sister saw it as she was sitting on the drivers side. Her dad was an Air Force vet in Vietnam. This was on some road or highway close to Beaumont, Texas. They were headed to Arkansas to see one of his USAF buddies. Ex was about 5. Older sister was 9
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Posted: 12/27/2019 3:16:51 PM EDT
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Second ex wife was in the back of her parents station wagon asleep with two of her brothers. About 1975. Her dad was driving and her mom front seat. Her oldest brother and sister in the second row. Her and Two others were rolled from one side to the other because her dad swerved hard. Her mom screamed and started having a panic attack. It was late and dark. Her dad had swerved to avoid hitting a gorilla as her older sister called it back then. Her dad drove faster and stopped a bit down the road. He was in shock and the mom was praying and having an attack. The older brother and sister were crying as they were under ten. Her older sister saw it as she was sitting on the drivers side. Her dad was an Air Force vet in Vietnam. This was on some road or highway close to Beaumont, Texas. They were headed to Arkansas to see one of his USAF buddies. |
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Posted: 12/28/2019 11:20:45 AM EDT
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Second ex wife was in the back of her parents station wagon asleep with two of her brothers. About 1975. Her dad was driving and her mom front seat. Her oldest brother and sister in the second row. Her and Two others were rolled from one side to the other because her dad swerved hard. Her mom screamed and started having a panic attack. It was late and dark. Her dad had swerved to avoid hitting a gorilla as her older sister called it back then. Her dad drove faster and stopped a bit down the road. He was in shock and the mom was praying and having an attack. The older brother and sister were crying as they were under ten. Her older sister saw it as she was sitting on the drivers side. Her dad was an Air Force vet in Vietnam. This was on some road or highway close to Beaumont, Texas. They were headed to Arkansas to see one of his USAF buddies. Ex was about 5. Older sister was 9 |
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Posted: 12/28/2019 11:52:45 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: That's not an encounter and gifting isn't wise, but to your point thousands of people. And you can interact with them without visually seeing them, and that is pretty common. I have never seen them visually without thermal, but I am the guy on the team that always brings the best tech, so I run it. Last month, I was was watching a pair about ten feet from us. While I was watching them on thermal another guy was seeing them visually with the aid of green light. |
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Posted: 12/28/2019 2:16:32 PM EDT
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Where is the video? That kind of footage would be world wide news. |
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Posted: 12/29/2019 11:11:34 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: No it wouldn't, and welcome to my normal. My thermal requires external DVRs to record and is not practical when you are constantly moving and running all night. |
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Posted: 12/29/2019 11:20:59 PM EDT
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They need game cameras. Funny how they are never on game cameras. 
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Posted: 12/29/2019 11:25:40 PM EDT
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How many dead bears or Panthers you trip over lately  Quote HistoryQuoted:
Quoted: it's not like the woods are littered with bear carcasses. |
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Posted: 12/29/2019 11:39:24 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: FP, what device do you run ? Serious question. I need some thermal for such things out in the bush. |
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Posted: 12/30/2019 12:03:02 AM EDT
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The man who slaps meat against a tree.
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Posted: 12/30/2019 12:46:22 AM EDT
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I use to live in VA the Jefferson National Forrest was in my backyard. Some remote rugged country back in there. Only thing I ever saw was Bears and dope growers. I been in there at night alone spooky.
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Posted: 12/30/2019 12:52:22 AM EDT
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I use to live in VA the Jefferson National Forrest was in my backyard. Some remote rugged country back in there. Only thing I ever saw was Bears and dope growers. I been in there at night alone spooky. LOCATION DETAILS: George Washington and Jefferson National Forest off of the Blue Ridge Parkway in Amherst County Virginia, White Oaks Flats area. OBSERVED: Deer hunting from a tree stand approx. 15 feet high. Arrived way too early, maybe an hour or more before daylight. I climbed into my tree stand and reversed the batteries in my flashlight to keep it from coming on in my pack, as I usually hunt all day until after dark in the evening. I had settled down and was waiting for shooting light. Quite some time had passed, enough time for everything to grow quite and me to cool off from the hike to my tree stand. Without any warning, directly underneath my stand came the most horrible sound imaginable. It started as a low guttural roar, somewhat as a lion or large cat might make. Then ascended in the scale until it was a horrifying, piercing, scream, that lasted several seconds or at least seemed to. I cannot describe how scary, and unnerving this scream was. Words do not convey it. After gathering my wits I comforted my self that I had a loaded 30/06 and nothing on earth could survive the 15 foot climb up that tree. I sat very still and strained every sense I had for whatever it was to reveal itself. I made no attempt to retrieve my light and reverse the batteries. I really thought I was about to be attacked by something that only the word MONSTER would convey. The night was a totally moonless night, absolutely dark. But the leaves were very, very dry and crunched under foot. I absolutely knew that nothing could move that close to me without revealing it's whereabouts via sound. I sat and waited until daylight and saw nothing. The area was somewhat dense at ground level with laurel, my tree stand was above the growth. I am a life long hunter and have spent thousands of hours in the mountains. Nothing could have moved that closely, under those conditions, without sound, BUT IT NOT ONLY APPROACHED MY TREE STAND, IT ALSO LEFT WITHOUT A SOUND. |
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Posted: 12/30/2019 1:05:40 AM EDT
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I run the original IR Defense Patrol, but Trijicon bought them out and rebranded them. You want high resolution either from them or FLIR. That is your number one tool. Quote HistoryQuoted:
Quoted: FP, what device do you run ? Serious question. I need some thermal for such things out in the bush. Money and kids have prevented it. Never seen one. I have no doubt they are there. Parents had a cabin on East side of Sucker Bay on Leech Lake from when I was little into my twenties. Spent practically every weekend there growing up and I still deer hunt there. My dad started hunting there in ‘48 when he was 12 and I cannot say when his father began hunting there. When I was eight or ten, some friends of my parents were over. The husband was a wonderful painter whose canvases were most often old saw blades. Old flat two man saws and old circular saw mill blades and anything in between. His wife was a sheriff’s deputy. Who obviously was on patrol often on dark lonely gravels and highways. My dad had spent every moment of his life, that he wasn’t working, in the woods. So people felt comfortable talking about the woods with him. This particular evening the sheriff’s deputy started talking about a strange occurrence. She said she had an animal run across the highway in front of her cruiser. She said it was large and completely covered with hair. Like a bear. Only it ran across the highway very quickly on two legs, like a man. She stopped the cruiser and made a quick flashlight search and could find no evidence of anything and continued on patrol. Before she told of her sighting, and after, my dad always told me there was nothing to be afraid of in the woods, and he would routinely venture out in the woods unarmed in the dark. I never felt comfortable in the woods as a kid unarmed, and to this day I will not go into the woods after dark without a gun. I spent a few summers up there working at a resort with only weekend visits from my folks. And had a few run ins with bears after dark. I cannot explain it, but the bears are not the reason I carry a gun. I’ve been within five feet of bears and just turned around and walked away. There’s definitely something in those woods that puts my nerves on edge. |
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Posted: 12/30/2019 1:26:55 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Been wanting a FLIR for a while. Money and kids have prevented it. Never seen one. I have no doubt they are there. Parents had a cabin on East side of Sucker Bay on Leech Lake from when I was little into my twenties. Spent practically every weekend there growing up and I still deer hunt there. My dad started hunting there in ‘48 when he was 12 and I cannot say when his father began hunting there. When I was eight or ten, some friends of my parents were over. The husband was a wonderful painter whose canvases were most often old saw blades. Old flat two man saws and old circular saw mill blades and anything in between. His wife was a sheriff’s deputy. Who obviously was on patrol often on dark lonely gravels and highways. My dad had spent every moment of his life, that he wasn’t working, in the woods. So people felt comfortable talking about the woods with him. This particular evening the sheriff’s deputy started talking about a strange occurrence. She said she had an animal run across the highway in front of her cruiser. She said it was large and completely covered with hair. Like a bear. Only it ran across the highway very quickly on two legs, like a man. She stopped the cruiser and made a quick flashlight search and could find no evidence of anything and continued on patrol. Before she told of her sighting, and after, my dad always told me there was nothing to be afraid of in the woods, and he would routinely venture out in the woods unarmed in the dark. I never felt comfortable in the woods as a kid unarmed, and to this day I will not go into the woods after dark without a gun. I spent a few summers up there working at a resort with only weekend visits from my folks. And had a few run ins with bears after dark. I cannot explain it, but the bears are not the reason I carry a gun. I’ve been within five feet of bears and just turned around and walked away. There’s definitely something in those woods that puts my nerves on edge. |
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Posted: 12/30/2019 1:38:53 AM EDT
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That is a cool story and always, always trust your spidey senses. I became aware that Sasquatch was a real from a Sheriff Deputy as well. His encounter story was what started it for me. Quote HistoryQuoted:
Quoted: Been wanting a FLIR for a while. Money and kids have prevented it. Never seen one. I have no doubt they are there. Parents had a cabin on East side of Sucker Bay on Leech Lake from when I was little into my twenties. Spent practically every weekend there growing up and I still deer hunt there. My dad started hunting there in ‘48 when he was 12 and I cannot say when his father began hunting there. When I was eight or ten, some friends of my parents were over. The husband was a wonderful painter whose canvases were most often old saw blades. Old flat two man saws and old circular saw mill blades and anything in between. His wife was a sheriff’s deputy. Who obviously was on patrol often on dark lonely gravels and highways. My dad had spent every moment of his life, that he wasn’t working, in the woods. So people felt comfortable talking about the woods with him. This particular evening the sheriff’s deputy started talking about a strange occurrence. She said she had an animal run across the highway in front of her cruiser. She said it was large and completely covered with hair. Like a bear. Only it ran across the highway very quickly on two legs, like a man. She stopped the cruiser and made a quick flashlight search and could find no evidence of anything and continued on patrol. Before she told of her sighting, and after, my dad always told me there was nothing to be afraid of in the woods, and he would routinely venture out in the woods unarmed in the dark. I never felt comfortable in the woods as a kid unarmed, and to this day I will not go into the woods after dark without a gun. I spent a few summers up there working at a resort with only weekend visits from my folks. And had a few run ins with bears after dark. I cannot explain it, but the bears are not the reason I carry a gun. I’ve been within five feet of bears and just turned around and walked away. There’s definitely something in those woods that puts my nerves on edge. I’m relatively calm in those woods during daylight. I still carry a gun. Often I have my kids along so there’s a good reason for protection. But when it’s black as coal and you cannot see your hand in front of your face, and you KNOW something is watching you... It’s not a question of if something is watching. You know. I cannot explain it but I guess it comes from spending a good portion of your life in the woods. Kinda like when you are enjoying the squirrels running around and the birds singing on an unusually warm day during deer season, and suddenly you realize that they have disappeared and gone completely silent. You can’t explain it. And you didn’t make a sound to startle the animals. You know something else is going on. You cannot hear it or see it, but it is there. |
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Posted: 12/30/2019 3:13:46 AM EDT
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The man who slaps meat against a tree. |
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Posted: 12/30/2019 3:17:58 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Very intelligent post. Please enlighten us more.. 
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Posted: 12/30/2019 3:20:59 AM EDT
[#32]
Quote HistoryQuoted: Been wanting a FLIR for a while. Money and kids have prevented it. Never seen one. I have no doubt they are there. Parents had a cabin on East side of Sucker Bay on Leech Lake from when I was little into my twenties. Spent practically every weekend there growing up and I still deer hunt there. My dad started hunting there in ‘48 when he was 12 and I cannot say when his father began hunting there. When I was eight or ten, some friends of my parents were over. The husband was a wonderful painter whose canvases were most often old saw blades. Old flat two man saws and old circular saw mill blades and anything in between. His wife was a sheriff’s deputy. Who obviously was on patrol often on dark lonely gravels and highways. My dad had spent every moment of his life, that he wasn’t working, in the woods. So people felt comfortable talking about the woods with him. This particular evening the sheriff’s deputy started talking about a strange occurrence. She said she had an animal run across the highway in front of her cruiser. She said it was large and completely covered with hair. Like a bear. Only it ran across the highway very quickly on two legs, like a man. She stopped the cruiser and made a quick flashlight search and could find no evidence of anything and continued on patrol. Before she told of her sighting, and after, my dad always told me there was nothing to be afraid of in the woods, and he would routinely venture out in the woods unarmed in the dark. I never felt comfortable in the woods as a kid unarmed, and to this day I will not go into the woods after dark without a gun. I spent a few summers up there working at a resort with only weekend visits from my folks. And had a few run ins with bears after dark. I cannot explain it, but the bears are not the reason I carry a gun. I’ve been within five feet of bears and just turned around and walked away. There’s definitely something in those woods that puts my nerves on edge. When I'm not? I am at peace in my spiritual self. I am never alone. I am never lonely. I am at play in the woods of the Creator. With Beauty around me, I walk.. |
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Posted: 12/30/2019 3:22:10 AM EDT
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I am afraid to ask. Quote HistoryQuoted:
Quoted: Very intelligent post. Please enlighten us more.. 
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Posted: 12/30/2019 7:03:49 AM EDT
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I'm almost always armed, in my woods. When I'm not? I am at peace in my spiritual self. I am never alone. I am never lonely. I am at play in the woods of the Creator. With Beauty around me, I walk.. Quote HistoryQuoted:
Quoted: Been wanting a FLIR for a while. Money and kids have prevented it. Never seen one. I have no doubt they are there. Parents had a cabin on East side of Sucker Bay on Leech Lake from when I was little into my twenties. Spent practically every weekend there growing up and I still deer hunt there. My dad started hunting there in ‘48 when he was 12 and I cannot say when his father began hunting there. When I was eight or ten, some friends of my parents were over. The husband was a wonderful painter whose canvases were most often old saw blades. Old flat two man saws and old circular saw mill blades and anything in between. His wife was a sheriff’s deputy. Who obviously was on patrol often on dark lonely gravels and highways. My dad had spent every moment of his life, that he wasn’t working, in the woods. So people felt comfortable talking about the woods with him. This particular evening the sheriff’s deputy started talking about a strange occurrence. She said she had an animal run across the highway in front of her cruiser. She said it was large and completely covered with hair. Like a bear. Only it ran across the highway very quickly on two legs, like a man. She stopped the cruiser and made a quick flashlight search and could find no evidence of anything and continued on patrol. Before she told of her sighting, and after, my dad always told me there was nothing to be afraid of in the woods, and he would routinely venture out in the woods unarmed in the dark. I never felt comfortable in the woods as a kid unarmed, and to this day I will not go into the woods after dark without a gun. I spent a few summers up there working at a resort with only weekend visits from my folks. And had a few run ins with bears after dark. I cannot explain it, but the bears are not the reason I carry a gun. I’ve been within five feet of bears and just turned around and walked away. There’s definitely something in those woods that puts my nerves on edge. When I'm not? I am at peace in my spiritual self. I am never alone. I am never lonely. I am at play in the woods of the Creator. With Beauty around me, I walk.. |
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Posted: 12/30/2019 12:53:02 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: FP, what device do you run ? Serious question. I need some thermal for such things out in the bush. |
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Posted: 12/30/2019 5:18:49 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: No it wouldn't, and welcome to my normal. My thermal requires external DVRs to record and is not practical when you are constantly moving and running all night. 10Ft away thermal footage of a squatch would be national news. |
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Posted: 12/30/2019 5:30:17 PM EDT
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Bullshit. 10Ft away thermal footage of a squatch would be national news. |
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Posted: 12/30/2019 6:44:02 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: That ship sailed with the Patterson footage. 
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Posted: 12/30/2019 6:53:23 PM EDT
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I am afraid to ask. Quote HistoryQuoted:
Quoted: Very intelligent post. Please enlighten us more.. 
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Posted: 12/30/2019 7:00:49 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: it's not like the woods are littered with bear carcasses. |
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Posted: 12/30/2019 7:20:05 PM EDT
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Most of this stuff has no facts. I heard a noise I cant explain, saw something okay. Go from there. The rest of peoples stories get in to the hokus pokus stuff.
The smacking meat story is hilarious.
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Posted: 12/30/2019 7:38:07 PM EDT
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Most of this stuff has no facts. I heard a noise I cant explain, saw something okay. Go from there. The rest of peoples stories get in to the hokus pokus stuff. The smacking meat story is hilarious.
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Posted: 12/30/2019 7:41:39 PM EDT
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Posted: 12/30/2019 7:44:04 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Buddy of mine lives deep in the densely forested higher altitude southern Appalachians. A friend of his, multi-tour combat veteran no coward, came out for a visit and didn't arrive til late in the AM. My buddy told his friend before he came out not to drive down his half a mile driveway at night as he might get stuck in the muddy ruts, just to park on the gravel road at the start of his driveway and walk. So the guy got about a quarter the way down the dirt drive when he heard what he describes as "like meat being slapped against a tree" repeatedly. Scared shitless he runs back to his vehicle and sleeps there inside the rest of the night clutching his pistol. After sunrise he walked down to the house to tell my buddy what had happened. They surmised it was a squatch slapping an animal carcass against a tree as a display of dominance. Hence was born "The man who slaps meat against a tree." |
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Posted: 12/30/2019 7:45:32 PM EDT
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And yet, every serious outdoorsman has seen lots of bear tracks and bear shit, and trees that have been clawed and climbed, and bears that have been hit by cars, and found dens with hair in them. Not to mention seen actual bears. |
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Posted: 12/30/2019 8:50:11 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Your shit stirring is not appropriate here, take it to GD. You also claim it wouldn't matter because of the patterson footage. For every "scientific" study of that footage saying 100% authentic, there are equal ones opposing it. I'm not stirring, I'm just trying to understand why anyone who interacts with bigfoot like you claim would behave the way you do. |
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Posted: 12/30/2019 9:01:15 PM EDT
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Quoted: It kind of consumes you. Change my mind. You can't really ever let it go. You hope for another sighting. You think about your sighting, often. If you let it, it will lead you to places.. you may find some answers. But these ultimately lead you to more questions. And you begin to realize that the more you learn, the more you realize you don't know. And you begin to truly understand, what the term "rabbit hole" means. But, hey. What a ride! 
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Posted: 12/30/2019 9:56:24 PM EDT
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I just hooked up with an expedition in your neck of the woods. Would you be interested in joining up this summer? Quote HistoryQuoted:
Quoted: FP, what device do you run ? Serious question. I need some thermal for such things out in the bush. |
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Posted: 12/30/2019 10:55:24 PM EDT
[#49]
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I'm not stirring anything. Your claim is BS. 10Ft thermal footage of a new bipedal lifeform would be world wide news - yet you claim that it is normal behavior, and that you do it often. You also claim it wouldn't matter because of the patterson footage. For every "scientific" study of that footage saying 100% authentic, there are equal ones opposing it. I'm not stirring, I'm just trying to understand why anyone who interacts with bigfoot like you claim would behave the way you do. @DV8. |
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Posted: 12/30/2019 10:58:59 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Yes, actually. I would. Info would be much appreciated |
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