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I agree with Chiye Tanka there's a lot of Deer but how many hunters see one every time they go out,or an even better example is Black Bear.I've been in places where I KNOW there are Black Bear but have NEVER seen one in the wild.Quote:
Originally Posted by chiye tanka
I could care less whether they are real or not. Really don't have a use for one so I don't care if it ever gets confirmed. Unless they have the cure for some of our diseases, which they wouldn't, why bother. If they are out there than great if not oh well. They are probably just a bunch of mountain men that have been up there waaaaaaay too long. :)
Tom Brown jr. did, in one of his books admit to getting mad at some hikers and covering himself in mud and leaves then when it was dark run in tearing stuff up. They thought it was the "Jersey Devil"!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by doug1980
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Hiker1: "Oh, Man! What did you do?"
Hiker2: "I just shot the Jersey Devil!!!"
Hiker1: "You moron! That was Tom Brown covered in leaves and mud."
Hiker2: "Ooooooooh. My bad then."
See it's that kind of cold-hearted indifference that keeps the big hairy fellas hiding back in the woods, they're sensitive man, sensitive. Well, that and getting shot at by people who mistake them for Tom Brown Jr covered in mud and leaves.Quote:
Originally Posted by doug1980
(I came home from the forest covered in mud and leaves once, but that's not a story for a family-rated forum)
I was once. It was after leaving the White Pig Tavern (affectionately known as the albino swino) in Bremerton, Washington. I think alcohol may have been involved.Quote:
Originally Posted by pocomoonskyeyes
That's true! I don't see Deer or Bear every time I'm out....BUT, I do see these, every time I'm out.Quote:
Originally Posted by pocomoonskyeyes
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You should have just paid her at the time services were rendered like you were supposed to and she wouldn't have attacked ya Crash :clap: :clap:Quote:
Originally Posted by crashdive123
Like I said - alcohol may have been involved. What was I thinking? Nevermind - don't answer that.
I've only seen ONE bear Track in the wild,just one in my whole life.Quote:
Originally Posted by peter nap
1. There Is No Bigfoot!
2. There Is No Loc Ness Monster!
3. There Are No Aliens Trying To Take Over Earth!!
I'm Glad you think so just like WE planned...Now take me to your leader.... Oh never mind he's one of us!!!
Is so.
Is so.
the aliens told me.
What are you suggesting here? :sneaky2: There's plenty of clear VIDEO footage (never mind still shots) that PROVES Bigfoot is real. :innocent:Quote:
Originally Posted by crashdive123
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-NNb1..._embedded#t=18
Well duh. Of course it's real (Elvis told me) I just think this guy is trying to turn a quick buck.
I really hunt all year Rick. I rarely shoot anything and never shoot bear, but I like to track them, photograph them once in a while, get a good video.Quote:
Originally Posted by pocomoonskyeyes
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http://s198.photobucket.com/albums/a...t=IM000002.flv
You ever watch Congress in session? :innocent:Quote:
Originally Posted by catfish10101
Here ya' go. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by chiye tanka
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So, hows about them donations?
Like I said a mil or two would be a good start.
Jeez We've all given our 2¢ worth how much more do you want!!
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Originally Posted by catfish10101
How about aliens that aren't trying to take over?:phone:
Hey....maybe this explains some things! LOL:innocent:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mz95l...eature=related
#3 is incorrect, they come across the Rio Grande! :innocent:Quote:
Originally Posted by catfish10101
Nice Sarge - LMAO.
A few years back I decided to heckle the Bigfoot lovers by going to the main Website: "The Bigfoot Field Research Center" and really yank their chain! 1st, in their FAQ area, somebody asked "why hasn't a Bigfoot been shot by accident by hunters?" Their answer was really stupid as they said that: "Hunters are very careful about what they aim at and shoot. They are very specific about their targets." (You can chime in on this one, Ken.) Another Bigfoot report said that HUGE feetprints were found by the 4th tee of some golf course, but only around the Tee area; no tracks leading up to it, none leading away. I asked if their had been any reports of a large, hairy, 7 foot golfer driving around the golf course in a golf cart that day yelling "FORE!" in a loud, gutteral voice. No answer. But they really came out of the wood work over the Rant Mullens report!(http://www.csicop.org/si/show/bigfoo...nce)Here's part of it:
Hoaxes, the Gold Standard, and the Problem of Experts
Such hoaxes have permanently and irreparably contaminated Bigfoot research. Skeptics have long pointed this out, and many Bigfoot researchers freely admit that their field is rife with fraud. This highlights a basic problem underlying all Bigfoot research: the lack of a standard measure. For example, we know what a bear track looks like; if we find a track that we suspect was left by a bear, we can compare it to one we know was left by a bear. But there are no undisputed Bigfoot specimens by which to compare new evidence. New Bigfoot tracks that don't look like older samples are generally not taken as proof that one (or both) sets are fakes, but instead that the new tracks are simply from a different Bigfoot, or from a different species or family. This unscientific lack of falsifiability plagues other areas of Bigfoot research as well.
Bigfoot print hoaxing is a time-honored cottage industry. Dozens of people have admitted making Bigfoot prints. One man, Rant Mullens, revealed in 1982 that he and friends had carved giant Bigfoot tracks and used them to fake footprints as far back as 1930 (Dennett 1996). In modern times it is easier to get Bigfoot tracks. With the advent of the World Wide Web and online auctions, anyone in the world can buy a cast of an alleged Bigfoot print and presumably make tracks that would very closely match tracks accepted by some as authentic."
The BFRO also hate this magazine:
http://www.csicop.org/search/results...0b4d10aa99363/
However, this photo of Bigfoot was NOT out of focus!
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Not careful enough. :sneaky2: We've really gotta' stop this senseless slaughter.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sarge47
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I just called Bigfoot's office but they wouldn't let me talk to him. They said he was "in a meeting". Right. They did take my number and said "someone" would call me back. I said someone? I want some THING to call me back at which point she hung up on me.
You didn't refer to BF as "Mr. Sasquatch!" Also, please remember that the term "UFO" does NOT mean "Alien Spacecraft," right Doug? :innocent:Quote:
Originally Posted by Rick
I know where he plays golf. I think I'll catch him on the course and get a photo for you guys.
Olay boys & girls, here's the 411: You CANNOT, by any stretch of the imagination, call an Alien Spacecraft a UFO...here's why!
1st...the term, UFO is the initials meaning "Unidentified Flying Object." That can be ANY object that flies & hasn't yet been identified: An airliner, a Sea-gull, a Box-Kite, a run-away helium balloon, etc..
2nd...Once you've identified it it becomes an IFO, or, an Identified Flying Object.
3rd...if you've labeled a UFO as an Alien Spacecraft it is no longer UNIDENTIFIED, but rather, IDENTIFIED AS AN "ALIEN SPACECRAFT!" Dig?
4th...you CAN call an "alien spacecraft an IFO, but to call it a UFO AFTER you've labeled it as an Alien Spacecraft is an "Oxy-Moron!" Clear? :innocent:
Here's an odd fact, and Ken, please look it up for me to see if it is still there.
In California, it is illegal to kill a bigfoot. There is a fine and jail time.
The funny part is that Cali doesn't acknowledge that the big hairy fellow is real.
Uh...Chiye, in't there a fine and jail time for everything in California?Quote:
Originally Posted by chiye tanka
When I was doing movie work, I corrupted this group from LA that thought it was illegal to own and shoot guns:innocent:
They couldn't believe I owned any.
Bigfoot sure isn't safe from them anymore!
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i love that look on a person's face when you introduce them to the splendor of firearms for the first time.
They musta' repealed that one, Chiye. :innocent:Quote:
Originally Posted by chiye tanka
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I believe in Bigfoot!
My cousins and I encountered one firsthand in my uncles' woods while camping one night. I think I was 10.
After a long day of hunting, with BB guns, as the campfire diminished, we all settled into our tents for the night. About 3 in the morning my older cousin woke me. He heard a strange noise at the edge of the woods where they met the cornfield. He said "look out there", "what is that?". The bright moonlight clearly outlined an ominous silhouete, a large slumped over figure with a huge furry head walking along the edge. It was bellowing some extremely bizarre drawn out grunts in a rhythmic fashion. They were very low and deep. You could almost feel them in your chest. The figure slowly passed by us then disappeared under the horizon about 100 yards away.
A few moments later there was a large crashing sound of tree branches and brush breaking. The moon clearly lit the cornfield, but the woods were pitch black. But, it was obvious the figure had now entered the woods. It moved parallel to us and the movement and grunts slowed, as if it had noticed the campfire and was confused or intrigued by the fire...or us?? It was checking us out!
After a brief quiet spell the grunts quickened and became much more excited. The figure, now invisible in the dark woods, began moving toward us at an alarming rate. We immediately woke the rest of the group. We were all freaking out!
By then the creature was easily within 100 yards of the camp and approaching fast. Everyone freaked as we heard the growls and busting tree branches. It sounded like trees were being uprooted and tossed aside. They all grabbed up their bb guns, and as fast as they could pump started unloading in the direction of the beast. I warned em this was just pissing it off. Every shot further aggravated the beast as the grunts/ growls became even more excited and it's speed toward us increased.
I looked down and in the campfire were some torches we crafted earlier before bed. Some were still burning good, so I grabbed the biggest, most solid one up and suggested they do the same. "Maybe it's afraid of fire!" I screamed! "Grab the torches!" They ignored me!
Obviously this thing is big, furry and animal like. Maybe it's afraid of fire, and if not maybe I can light it up or club it. My plan, which I didn't have much time to come up with, was to smash it in the face with the club/ torch and run. One of the other group would get attacked first as they were in front of me and agitating the beast with the guns. Since they ignored my suggestion I had little pity for them. Thoughts of self preservation had set in. Let it get it's hooks in one of them, smash it in the eyes and face with the torch, to blind it, run like hell and don't look back.
Just as the creature began to appear in the light of the campfire and torchlight the growling stopped. Actually, it changed... from a growl... to a hysterical laugh. It was my drunk uncle, dressed in a thick, buckskin, fur hooded winter coat carrying an empty 5 gallon bucket with a bow rosin coated rope strung thru the middle of it. By then, everyone was so freaked out they just kept shootin him. I almost lit him up too.
Eventually the shooting and frantic pumping action of bb guns subsided. All that was left were the pants, cries, yelling, and my uncles laughter. My one cousin peed his pants, the youngest was inside the now collapsed tent in a state of severe mental trauma, and everyone else was just *****in out my drunk uncle for scaring the sheet out of us all.
Now I know why he didn't let us take the .22's.:sneaky2: He's lucky we didn't sneak em in like we had planned cuz we'd a been eatin roast bigfoot for breakfast. Ya, I believe in Bigfoot! He had real big feet, 6'6" tall with a big furry head and a growl that could only be made by alcohol induced hillbilly ingenuity. Pulling on that rosined up rope made the most wicked sound I've ever heard.
That's one of the best Bigfoot stories I've ever heard!! Thanks for sharing. I almost didn't read it thinking it was something else entirely!!
Good story rcw.
That was great rwc! It also shows both motivation for some folks faking BF encounters & how people can be fooled! Loved it! :cool2:
I said "Aliens" not "Idiots".Quote:
Originally Posted by Ken
Nell asked me to see what I could do with the original photo. I blew it up and changed some parameters on it. It looks like bigfoot might be a bow hunter in a ghillie suit.
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