[YETI MAN]

DieChecker, on 11 November 2009 - 05:16 PM, said:

But it would allow the BF Investigator to post good pics of his "evidence" so that those who have the education/experince/knowledge can look at it and tell them what it looks like. Much better then just a story.

You know it really isn't going to matter what proof we have you'll still find fault with it. I posted the prints which you claimed were fake. I would post the crap but wont because of the crap I will get in return from some of the know it alls in here.No doubt if I get a picture or a video of one taking a crap you'd still have a smart butt answer.Like I said before I know what I seen because it was so close to me. And The last thing on my mind was to whip out a camera and take picture.

[lakeview rud]

Hi, folks we here in Western/Central NY have a similar phenomenon of tree branches bent into permanent 'non-natural' shapes but the explanation is pretty simple. Native American tribes have been known to do this (pre-1900's) to serve as trail markers for burial grounds etc. I think someone is actually generating a registry. Don't have a link to it tho. Since Native Americans pretty much spread out across the continent its likely that a local tribe is responsible.

[psyche101]

DieChecker, on 12 November 2009 - 08:16 AM, said:

But it would allow the BF Investigator to post good pics of his "evidence" so that those who have the education/experince/knowledge can look at it and tell them what it looks like. Much better then just a story.

Agreed. At least you would have something. If it can be discounted, one would know what to avoid or look for on next occasion.

[DieChecker]

YETI MAN, on 11 November 2009 - 04:01 PM, said:

You know it really isn't going to matter what proof we have you'll still find fault with it. I posted the prints which you claimed were fake. I would post the crap but wont because of the crap I will get in return from some of the know it alls in here.No doubt if I get a picture or a video of one taking a crap you'd still have a smart butt answer.Like I said before I know what I seen because it was so close to me. And The last thing on my mind was to whip out a camera and take picture.

Humm... Did I say your pics were fake? I don't remember doing that. I also don't remember giving any smart answer. Perhaps you are aiming at another poster here? What page of this thread were the pics on? I'll go re-evaluate.

[DieChecker]

lakeview rud, on 11 November 2009 - 04:56 PM, said:

Hi, folks we here in Western/Central NY have a similar phenomenon of tree branches bent into permanent 'non-natural' shapes but the explanation is pretty simple. Native American tribes have been known to do this (pre-1900's) to serve as trail markers for burial grounds etc. I think someone is actually generating a registry. Don't have a link to it tho. Since Native Americans pretty much spread out across the continent its likely that a local tribe is responsible.

Yeah. I was asking Psyche101 if the native Australians do anything like that. He seems to be the most knowledgable about those people here in the crypto sections.

[Neognosis]

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You know it really isn't going to matter what proof we have you'll still find fault with it.

Post something that is evidence of bigfoot and we'll see.

[psyche101]

DieChecker, on 12 November 2009 - 12:56 PM, said:

Yeah. I was asking Psyche101 if the native Australians do anything like that. He seems to be the most knowledgable about those people here in the crypto sections.

I am flattered Diechecker. Thank you very much for the kind words. The respect is mutual.

[Piney]

lakeview rud, on 11 November 2009 - 07:56 PM, said:

Hi, folks we here in Western/Central NY have a similar phenomenon of tree branches bent into permanent 'non-natural' shapes but the explanation is pretty simple. Native American tribes have been known to do this (pre-1900's) to serve as trail markers for burial grounds etc. I think someone is actually generating a registry. Don't have a link to it tho. Since Native Americans pretty much spread out across the continent its likely that a local tribe is responsible.

The Munsee and Mohicans of New York used "miidi" or pictures carved into trees. The Haude (Iroquois) used something similar. If the tree is bent to mark a trail the injury would have to be about 200-250 years old where you are at. Not recent.

Lapiche

[lakeview rud]

For Piney; yes there are very few becasue they have all been reported in trees of great age.

[Agent. Mulder]

Neognosis, on 06 November 2009 - 01:30 AM, said:

?What the hell are you even talking about? Getting away from what?

You give us the patterson film and some photos from a promotional website to get people to visit Mt. St. Helens? You do know that's a joke, right? A joke to get tourists to visit? You didn't realize that? I'm so sorry.


Here's a link to a bigfoot sight where they make fun of the OBVIOUS promotional and fake pictures for the Mt. St. Helena's tourism sight, courtesy of another forum member:

http://www.bigfootfo...showtopic=27778



You give us a third link that doesn't work.


A fourth link to a blurry picture of a man walking up a snow covered hill, and a fifth link to a slide show containing some highway traffic noise, static, and some sketches and clay figures of bigfoot?

I'll let everyone else just click on your links and decide for themselves. Oh, look! It's that confirmed emaciated bear with mange that you folks simply won't let go....



Really, Mulder? REALLY? You think the attached photo counts as evidence of bigfoot? REALLY?

hmmm,
selective Reading for neo as well. i guess this explains a lot of your posts.
im also not surprised you didnt refute the 'cleared' images. stating "this is a joke" isnt a rebuttal.

This post has been edited by Agent. Mulder: 19 November 2009 - 04:46 PM

[Agent. Mulder]

YETI MAN, on 12 November 2009 - 12:01 AM, said:

You know it really isn't going to matter what proof we have you'll still find fault with it. I posted the prints which you claimed were fake. I would post the crap but wont because of the crap I will get in return from some of the know it alls in here.No doubt if I get a picture or a video of one taking a crap you'd still have a smart butt answer.Like I said before I know what I seen because it was so close to me. And The last thing on my mind was to whip out a camera and take picture.

just curious if you cast the prints.
i didnt wanna go back in the thread and check.

[1.8Nate]

Living in CO, I see trees like this all the time. In the winter they get snow on them, equalling sick jibs to hit when snowboarding. Nothing seems "unnatural" or "strange" about them to me. I've seen them in pretty heavily populated areas and backyards even. It's called a "spring pole".