Help - Search - Members - Calendar
Full Version: Bigfoot Skeptics Rant
Unexplained Mysteries Discussion Forums > Unexplained Mysteries > Cryptozoology, Myths and Legends
Pages: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12
makaya325
QUOTE (Neognosis @ Feb 20 2008, 04:31 PM) *
that's going to be incredibly hard to find....As there is no difference between bigfoot and non-bigfoot areas, and biologists overwhelmingly agree that bigfoot does not exist, there will be no reputable studies showing that there is no difference.

Plus, there are generally not studies done to show that nothing is happening.


SHUT UP.

scientists INDEED dismissed gorilla sightings as delusions, but looking their lead us to conclude the "dumb natives" were right!

why not for 1000's of reliable people who see these things mostly in remote areas. far from civilization

saying the pacific nw is searched is bs. most scientists are armchair, look at shermer, daegling, and other skeptoids

bc the athlete couldnt duplicate the patty walk at a respected university, u refuse to accept it
Mattshark
QUOTE (makaya325 @ Feb 21 2008, 03:52 AM) *
SHUT UP.

scientists INDEED dismissed gorilla sightings as delusions, but looking their lead us to conclude the "dumb natives" were right!

why not for 1000's of reliable people who see these things mostly in remote areas. far from civilization

saying the pacific nw is searched is bs. most scientists are armchair, look at shermer, daegling, and other skeptoids

bc the athlete couldnt duplicate the patty walk at a respected university, u refuse to accept it

Who the hell are you to dare say that! You arrogant little idiot. You know nothing about scientific study to make that comment you uneducated fool. Did I not show enough scientific papers which required years of field study? Or is that too difficult for you undeveloped brain to remember?
makaya325
QUOTE (Mattshark @ Feb 21 2008, 03:58 AM) *
Who the hell are you to dare say that! You arrogant little idiot. You know nothing about scientific study to make that comment you uneducated fool. Did I not show enough scientific papers which required years of field study? Or is that too difficult for you undeveloped brain to remember?


come say that to my face, buddy!

i know more about great apes than you.

what do u know about? stupid sharks, that we know alot about

i hope a shark snaps at you
Mattshark
QUOTE (makaya325 @ Feb 21 2008, 04:06 AM) *
come say that to my face, buddy!

i know more about great apes than you.

what do u know about? stupid sharks, that we know alot about

i hope a shark snaps at you

You think sharks are well studied? You fool, we know next to nothing about sharks.
I seriously doubt you know more about anything than me.
indeed
QUOTE (Neognosis @ Feb 21 2008, 12:53 AM) *
so you accept that it is more likely for red pandas who died out here very, very long ago to have left behind fossils we found. But you don't think it odd that bigfoot, who still lives here, hasn't left any fossils we've found?


Im not saying any such thing, what im saying if I made a post saying "that studies or records have shown that their is an impact", im sure you would ask me to quote my sources and what studies where done, right ? After all I could just be making things up or mis understanding the content of those records.


QUOTE (capeo @ Feb 21 2008, 02:03 AM) *
Go to your local DEM website or a local university website. Food impact studies on animal populations are done all the time. Or just look up some old threads as this was, as everything in the bigfoot arena, covered over and over. There is no place, no food, no anything to support a huge ape-thing population in North America. There would be obvious effects of their presence. To survive they'd have to eat game or graze over thousands of miles and always be on the move (and also have ungulate stomachs to digest said food, an impossibility by itself) and would also be subject to predation itself. Wolves and grizzlies would have no problem bringing them down as they bring down much larger prey with huge, dangerous antlers and hooves that would kill a man with one kick.



Im not in the USA so I dont know what you mean by DEM and local university's would be pointless for me to look up. I dont disagree with what you say at all, im just curious if any true scientific bodys has researched this point as it would be the final nail in Bigfoots coffin (to me anyways).

I know that impact studies are done on many animals, has any been done in purported areas for Bigfoot with Bigfoot in mind ? I really would like to see them if it has been done.
indeed
QUOTE (makaya325 @ Feb 21 2008, 12:52 PM) *
SHUT UP.




QUOTE (makaya325 @ Feb 21 2008, 01:06 PM) *
come say that to my face, buddy!

i know more about great apes than you.

what do u know about? stupid sharks, that we know alot about

i hope a shark snaps at you



rolleyes.gif

And you wonder why no one takes you seriously, please if you cant contribute in an adult and respectful manor don't contribute at all. Your just making yourself look even worse and not helping your cause in anyway.

psyche101
QUOTE (indeed @ Feb 21 2008, 12:26 AM) *
Ok hold up, while I dont agree with the person that this was aimed at point of view. I must ask what studies have been taken that have shown that purported areas have no difference to non purported areas in regards to food sourses and a possible impact.

Surely such a bolt statement has some evidence to back it up, and I look forward to seeing these records original.gif



This is why I am getting annoyed and would like to see Makaya shut up. Between Mattshark and I we have shown extensive studies carried out on the species in the PNW. According to Makaya, the entire PNW is a purported area.

So, once again


Adaptive Ecosystem Management in the Pacific Northwest

Herrera biologists perform a wide variety of wildlife surveys, habitat studies, analysis and design of wildlife crossings, and wildlife habitat restoration throughout the Pacific Northwest.]

Link to flora studies carried out in the Pacific Northwest scince 1909.

Road Removal Studies

Impact of global warming on the wildlife in the Pacific Northwest

And here is a book that details the extensive studies done on mammals in the PNW.

Surely that will suffice for a start. None of the above studies show any anomalies for natural life cycles in the above extensive studies, everything "is as it should be. No doubt Mattshark can offer more.
I am sure you will find them all excellent Incorrigible1.

What is worse, is the studies have been carried out in the area scince 1909. A great deal many animals down to the plant life have been catalogued, but no surviving Gigantopethicus. Heck, we know what snails crawl the floor and what weevils eat the plants, but no food source is disappearing mysteriously.

In fact.... being a gardener somewhat, I noticed my wifes page on carniverous plants. This site does not describe soil in the PNW as clay or acidic.

And the person who this post was aimed at has had all this information presented many times, I only posted them again so you could read them, the person in question does not read them, or offer comment, in fact the very next post by this person is likely to say
ur wrong.
And that's it. Maybe followed by the pnw eats bones and hundres are there i know it the government wot look scentists sit in a corner yure too lazy to look listen to fahrenbach ur wrong.
Posting like that should not be allowed.

Now that I have presented som real studies Makaya.....................ahhh forget it. Just wasting breath aren't I. None say Biff is real.
psyche101
QUOTE (Neognosis @ Feb 21 2008, 01:31 AM) *
that's going to be incredibly hard to find....As there is no difference between bigfoot and non-bigfoot areas, and biologists overwhelmingly agree that bigfoot does not exist, there will be no reputable studies showing that there is no difference.

Plus, there are generally not studies done to show that nothing is happening.



Ahh, but many show what is happening - and there are no anomolies.
psyche101
QUOTE (OptimisticSkeptic @ Feb 21 2008, 04:07 AM) *
Unless he feeds on dark matter, or WIMPs (Weakly Interacting Massive Particles, not effeminate Biffologists.) Hey! That would explain why Biff has such big feet! They're to keep him from sinking into the soft ground. And when he dies, his massive, weakly-interacting body sinks to the earth's core! Ergo, NO BODIES! It's all becoming clear to me now how wrong I've been!

We need to mount an expedition to the core IMMEDIATELY! Can I get some volunteers?


rofl.gif

Man, I'd go on anything you are putting together. If no Biff shows up, it sounds impossible to not have a good time regardless.
psyche101
QUOTE (indeed @ Feb 21 2008, 01:44 PM) *
Im not saying any such thing, what im saying if I made a post saying "that studies or records have shown that their is an impact", im sure you would ask me to quote my sources and what studies where done, right ? After all I could just be making things up or mis understanding the content of those records.





Im not in the USA so I dont know what you mean by DEM and local university's would be pointless for me to look up. I dont disagree with what you say at all, im just curious if any true scientific bodys has researched this point as it would be the final nail in Bigfoots coffin (to me anyways).

I know that impact studies are done on many animals, has any been done in purported areas for Bigfoot with Bigfoot in mind ? I really would like to see them if it has been done.



If several thousand 8 foot apes were roaming North America, how could an impact study not show this?
Even if they only ate 10 pounds a day, that's a major impact!
makaya325
QUOTE (psyche101 @ Feb 21 2008, 06:42 AM) *
Ahh, but many show what is happening - and there are no anomolies.


1st, u guys called me ignorant. y, bc im not gonna believe some arm chaired skeptic who believes hes a " outsdoorsman"

if their was nothing there, the phenomona would be dead

psyche101
QUOTE (makaya325 @ Feb 21 2008, 04:29 PM) *
1st, u guys called me ignorant. y, bc im not gonna believe some arm chaired skeptic who believes hes a " outsdoorsman"

if their was nothing there, the phenomona would be dead



You mean Neogenesis? Or Me? I Assure you I am an armchair nothing. I am as aggressive in attacking theories with practise as I am in theory. It sounds like Neogenesis does quite some outdoor activity. He is just sharing real world experience, he is trying to help you.
You do realise that if you take on board what Neogenesis and I have been blabbering about, that you can study it all for yourself, decide if valid or not, and be ready for the next person to challenge your theories. Or, you can come back a couple days later and go
ur worng
but follow it up with
because.................
and you will get a great deal more interatction. Skeptics should be gold to you, they are showing you what bases to cover, what challenges to tackle to make the theory work. Think man.
Make sure your powder is dry boy.

Nessie, Faries, Merpeople, People eating tree's, vampires, Chuppacubra heck some people believe in reptiod humaniods. Some in Santa. People believe in some strange crap. We don't need a creature for a phenomena. Just an imagination.

You called ignorant, I called it back. If you consider the evidence and counter with reasoning, that would be great. Repeating the same line over and again is a waste of everybodies time. Including yours.
Myles

Nessie, Faries, Merpeople, People eating tree's, vampires, Chuppacubra heck some people believe in reptiod humaniods. Some in Santa. People believe in some strange crap. We don't need a creature for a phenomena. Just an imagination.

You called ignorant, I called it back. If you consider the evidence and counter with reasoning, that would be great. Repeating the same line over and again is a waste of everybodies time. Including yours.
[/quote]


That's the key line. Your evidence lies in the sightings only in the PNW. You pretend you don't read posts stating the sightings worldwide.
indeed
Thanks for the links psyche thumbsup.gif

I will have a read when I get some time as thats a lot of text to digest. I havent followed every thread and seen every reply so I have missed that.

Yes I can see your slightly ticked off with Makaya laugh.gif I can see why.

Just between you and me I would rather have some armchair skeptics on my team rather than blind believers wink2.gif
FootBeef

QUOTE (Mattshark @ Feb 21 2008, 02:58 AM) *
Who the hell are you to dare say that! You arrogant little idiot. You know nothing about scientific study to make that comment you uneducated fool. Did I not show enough scientific papers which required years of field study? Or is that too difficult for you undeveloped brain to remember?


Everything I've always wanted to say.

I vote MattShark greatest UM forum member ever.

QUOTE (makaya325 @ Feb 21 2008, 03:06 AM) *
come say that to my face, buddy!

i know more about great apes than you.

what do u know about? stupid sharks, that we know alot about

i hope a shark snaps at you


zing
fatrobot
QUOTE (FootBeef @ Feb 21 2008, 06:11 PM) *
Everything I've always wanted to say.

I vote MattShark greatest UM forum member ever.

zing


i vote for myself

makaya325
100's of bigfoot wouldnt have a comparable dent to the 10 million deer in the food system
makaya325
100's of bigfoot wouldnt have a comparable dent to the 10 million deer in the food system
Neognosis
QUOTE
100's of bigfoot wouldnt have a comparable dent to the 10 million deer in the food system


One more time... This time EVERYBODY say it together... real slow so Makaya can understand...ready? One, two, three...


HUNDREDS OF BIGFEET ARE TOO SMALL A POPULATION TO MAINTAIN A SPECIES, ESPECIALLY A LARGE MAMALIAN SPECIES WITHOUT SPECIAL HELP.



makaya325
QUOTE (Neognosis @ Feb 21 2008, 08:57 PM) *
One more time... This time EVERYBODY say it together... real slow so Makaya can understand...ready? One, two, three...


HUNDREDS OF BIGFEET ARE TOO SMALL A POPULATION TO MAINTAIN A SPECIES, ESPECIALLY A LARGE MAMALIAN SPECIES WITHOUT SPECIAL HELP.


how many mountain gorillas are their? tell me, a couple hundred

some animals can have a population of 20 and not be in danger

an animal that is primate will live long, not short. and dense vegetation is hard to search,

Mattshark
QUOTE (makaya325 @ Feb 21 2008, 10:00 PM) *
how many mountain gorillas are their? tell me, a couple hundred

some animals can have a population of 20 and not be in danger

an animal that is primate will live long, not short. and dense vegetation is hard to search,

Erm not a population of 20 is an animal on the brink of extinction.
Some primates have very short lives.
makaya325
QUOTE (Mattshark @ Feb 21 2008, 11:14 PM) *
Erm not a population of 20 is an animal on the brink of extinction.
Some primates have very short lives.


like what, 40 yrs? thats not that short

elephants are known to bury their own dead, so do humans, so an animal which had many yrs to adapt to this environment, could do the same. we are now finding out chimps use spears, so it should be expected from a great ape

read this

http://home.clara.net/rfthomas/papers/nasirpt.pdf

http://www.texasbigfoot.org/index.php/abou...fic%20Northwest?
Mattshark
QUOTE (makaya325 @ Feb 22 2008, 12:33 AM) *
like what, 40 yrs? thats not that short

elephants are known to bury their own dead, so do humans, so an animal which had many yrs to adapt to this environment, could do the same. we are now finding out chimps use spears, so it should be expected from a great ape

read this

http://home.clara.net/rfthomas/papers/nasirpt.pdf

http://www.texasbigfoot.org/index.php/abou...fic%20Northwest?

They are not good sources of information. We have evidence of these other animals, we have founf rare animals in more remote places.
Some primates have far shorter lives than 40 years.
FootBeef
QUOTE (makaya325 @ Feb 21 2008, 11:33 PM) *
like what, 40 yrs? thats not that short

elephants are known to bury their own dead, so do humans, so an animal which had many yrs to adapt to this environment, could do the same. we are now finding out chimps use spears, so it should be expected from a great ape

read this

http://home.clara.net/rfthomas/papers/nasirpt.pdf

http://www.texasbigfoot.org/index.php/abou...fic%20Northwest?


no

no they're not
FootBeef
QUOTE (makaya325 @ Feb 21 2008, 11:33 PM) *
like what, 40 yrs? thats not that short

elephants are known to bury their own dead, so do humans, so an animal which had many yrs to adapt to this environment, could do the same. we are now finding out chimps use spears, so it should be expected from a great ape

read this

http://home.clara.net/rfthomas/papers/nasirpt.pdf

http://www.texasbigfoot.org/index.php/abou...fic%20Northwest?


from the Texas Bigfoot FAQ

It seems reasonable to propose that a couple thousand of the animals may exist in small population pockets spread across remote areas of North America. A conservative guesstimate for sasquatch population density in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Louisiana might be as few as 50 individuals.

Once I see "guesstimate" I just can't take them seriously.
makaya325
QUOTE (FootBeef @ Feb 22 2008, 12:03 AM) *
from the Texas Bigfoot FAQ

It seems reasonable to propose that a couple thousand of the animals may exist in small population pockets spread across remote areas of North America. A conservative guesstimate for sasquatch population density in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Louisiana might be as few as 50 individuals.

Once I see "guesstimate" I just can't take them seriously.


1st off, i doubt "bigfoot" exist in the lower states like florida, and if they do though, they might be the same species, with different hair color, size, and behavior, due to different climates.

convergent evolution of an prehistoric ape makes sense.

question. wasnt a controversial homo erectus skull found in new mexico?

psyche101
QUOTE (indeed @ Feb 22 2008, 03:27 AM) *
Thanks for the links psyche thumbsup.gif

I will have a read when I get some time as thats a lot of text to digest. I havent followed every thread and seen every reply so I have missed that.

Yes I can see your slightly ticked off with Makaya laugh.gif I can see why.

Just between you and me I would rather have some armchair skeptics on my team rather than blind believers wink2.gif




No worries m8, quite a read there thumbsup.gif

Hehe, yeah, it's the repeatetive stuff with makaya, I'd be quite happy to discuss a point, but the same claims keep popping up. The bury the dead thing is just not well thought through. What I like more than anything is someone to give me something than really makes me scratch my head. You are right, I am only slightly ticked off, I rant a bit sometimes, but I am about as tough as a junket sandwich grin2.gif
You're right on armchair skeptics too, a little reading can go a long way.
OptimisticSkeptic
QUOTE (makaya325 @ Feb 21 2008, 09:05 PM) *
1st off, i doubt "bigfoot" exist in the lower states like florida, and if they do though, they might be the same species, with different hair color, size, and behavior, due to different climates.


Maybe I'm just being a contrarian and maybe I'm just miffed because I didn't make your list of hardcore skeptics, but there are a lot fewer places for The Biff to hide in the Southeast, but over half as many reported sightings there as in the NW, according to BFRO:

Alabama 48
Arkansas 65
Florida 140
Georgia 58
Louisiana 32
Mississippi 18
Oklahoma 62
S. Carolina 39
Texas 163
----
625







Arizona 42
California 379
Idaho 53
Oregon 199
Montana 24
Washington 424
Wyoming 25
----
1093




Agent. Mulder
QUOTE (FootBeef @ Feb 22 2008, 12:01 AM) *
no

no they're not


the elephant part? (cause if so, youre somewhat wrong. they place leaves/branches over the dead carcass)
or the chimp part? cause i havent read alot about that.
psyche101
QUOTE (makaya325 @ Feb 22 2008, 01:05 PM) *
question. wasnt a controversial homo erectus skull found in new mexico?



I have not heard of this. Anyone got a link?

I this is true, it could swing the theoretical favour from Gigantopethicus to Meganthropous.
Agent. Mulder
QUOTE (psyche101 @ Feb 22 2008, 04:01 AM) *
I have not heard of this. Anyone got a link?

I this is true, it could swing the theoretical favour from Gigantopethicus to Meganthropous.


ditto
i just did a quick google search. couldnt find much...but im lazy
anyone else find a link or something
makaya325
QUOTE (Agent. Mulder @ Feb 22 2008, 05:42 AM) *
ditto
i just did a quick google search. couldnt find much...but im lazy
anyone else find a link or something


as of now, i consider giganto unlikely but possibe. my favorite theory is that bigfoot was a 2nd species of intelligent hominids, and if found ,could be a new species of elusive humans?
Incorrigible1
QUOTE (makaya325 @ Feb 21 2008, 11:00 PM) *
as of now, i consider giganto unlikely but possibe. my favorite theory is that bigfoot was a 2nd species of intelligent hominids, and if found ,could be a new species of elusive humans?

Congrats, Makaya, on softening your stance a little, and maybe opening to the possibility that if BF exists, we don't really have a clue at this time as to what it could possibly be. thumbsup.gif
Neognosis
QUOTE
how many mountain gorillas are their? tell me, a couple hundred


No, there are not a "couple hundred." There are 600, and that is an extremely precarious number for a primate. Every time I read one of your posts, my office smells like farts, because you keep talking out your ass.


QUOTE
Population The world's gorilla population is relatively small and still declining. All three gorilla subspecies are listed as endangered by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and by the Convention on International Trade for Endangered Species. There are currently about 50,000 western lowland gorillas living in the wild in West Central Africa. This gorilla is also the type most often seen in zoos. The eastern lowland gorilla population has declined significantly in recent decades. An estimated 5,000-15,000 lived in the eastern Congolese rainforest around 1960. Today only about 2,500 remain in the wild, and only a few dozen live in the world's zoos. The mountain gorillas are the rarest of all and are on the verge of extinction. Only about 600 of these magnificent animals are left in the wild, about 320 in the Virunga Mountains and another 300 in the Bwindi Impenetrable Forest National Park in Uganda. None are found in captivity.


source:
http://www.cotf.edu/ete/modules/mgorilla/mgbiology.html

Let's quote for you, since I think you might be having trouble understanding:

....ON THE VERGE OF EXTINCTION. ONLY ABOUT SIX HUNDRED OF THESE MAGNIFICENT ANIMALS ARE LEFT IN THE WILD.

SIX HUNDRED equates to the verge of extinction for a primate. Except for bigfoot. Yet another zoological principle that he's immune to. He magically can be even MORE scarce, yet still maintain his species.

Note that the western lowland gorilla, with FIFTY THOUSAND alive, are still considered endangered. Yet we are expected to accept that a few hundred bigfeet are keeping the species going.

Also, your main claim to bigfoot is your continued reliance on the validity of witness sightings. But with nearly half of all sightings being out of the PNW, how can you be so two faced as to claim that you think bigfoot probably doesn't exist in the lower states? Oh, I get it. You only believe witnesses that fit your preconceived notion.
Xeaphon
I think that bigfoot's a hoax
Incorrigible1
QUOTE (Xeaphon @ Feb 22 2008, 08:48 AM) *
I think that bigfoot's a hoax

Wonderful. Care to expound a little upon your opinion?
fatrobot
one in manitoba is a hoax
hilarious!
a lot of people on this forum have pondered why would anyone hoax such a thing
because it is funny that's why

Manitoba Mounties nab Whiteshell 'sasquatch'
Teen in gorilla mask frightened campers for two years

from
http://www.cbc.ca/canada/manitoba/story/20.../sasquatch.html

Mounties in eastern Manitoba have nabbed a strange, hairy monster that has been stalking campgrounds in and around the Whiteshell Provincial Park for the past two summers.

Police received the call around midnight on July 30 from a woman who had been startled by the beastly creature while camping at Pinawa, about 90 kilometres east of Winnipeg.

"This was further to about 10 calls we had last year of the same incident in the Whiteshell Provincial Park, so the members were aware of the type of person we were looking for," Staff Sgt. Glen Reitlo told CBC News Wednesday.

"A couple of our members attended and ended up finding the sasquatch."

The creature turned out to be an 18-year-old Winnipeg man wearing a hairy gorilla mask, which Reitlo described as "ugly" and "scary."

"Something like that at midnight would scare someone," he said.
Continue Article

"When he was confronted by not only the police, but the person who he scared, he admitted that he was the person who had been responsible for the last year and a half," Reitlo said.

Reitlo said the man was not intoxicated when nabbed by officers; he apparently had been camping in the area over the past two summers and simply enjoyed the prank.

His victims were less impressed. The woman who complained gave the man quite a tongue-lashing, Reitlo said.

"He was pretty meek and mild at the end of it … he definitely learned his lesson, that's for sure."

No charges have been laid.
makaya325
trying to seperate real sightings from fake ones is a good thing, so we can find the amount of legitimate sightings,
Myles
That's awesome!! He was having harmless fun. I'm torm on hoaxing. On the one hand, they are wasting peoples time and money who search for them. On the other, it keeps people interested in mythical creatures and i enjoy the TV shows.
Neognosis
QUOTE
On the one hand, they are wasting peoples time and money who search for them


Nobody is forcing anyone to spend time or money looking for bigfoot. If someone is going to ignore the biological and zoological imperatives that bigfoot breaks and go broke chasing him, well, they should have been more rooted in the real world and not in fantasy. I feel bad for them, but a fool and his money are soon parted.
makaya325
QUOTE (Myles @ Feb 22 2008, 05:43 PM) *
That's awesome!! He was having harmless fun. I'm torm on hoaxing. On the one hand, they are wasting peoples time and money who search for them. On the other, it keeps people interested in mythical creatures and i enjoy the TV shows.


bigfoot could be an elusive species of early man that is extremely hard to catch, but seen alot-
FootBeef
QUOTE (makaya325 @ Feb 23 2008, 02:07 AM) *
bigfoot could be an elusive species of early man that is extremely hard to catch, but seen alot-



Now you must realize how ridiculous that sounds.

It is one thing to believe that Sasquatch exists but it is another to constantly deny the evidence to the contrary and try to give any explanation possible to the reason we have not found one.

If it is seen so often why would it be so hard to track/catch/find a corpse?
makaya325
QUOTE (FootBeef @ Feb 23 2008, 02:47 AM) *
Now you must realize how ridiculous that sounds.

its not ridicolous. a human like species would be incredibly difficult to find, since they had many yrs to adapt, and perhaps carcasses were found, but they look like large human skeletons

It is one thing to believe that Sasquatch exists but it is another to constantly deny the evidence to the contrary and try to give any explanation possible to the reason we have not found one.

wallace? hes a joke, and couldnt fool anyone, plus his crude wooden feet didnt match the bluff creek footprint, which u seem to forget, and the footprints found in the forests are so different looking than his stupid wooden feet. ray pickens? his feet couldnt even fool a regular person, nor are rant mullens footprints realistic. the real footprints lack an arch, and are way bigger than human feet, and still show pressure ridges, toe flexation, scar wounds, dermal ridges, imprints as deep as bear tracks

If it is seen so often why would it be so hard to track/catch/find a corpse?


ok, out of all those witnesses, how many have guns? of those, how many have cameras? out of that, how many have video cameras and have enough time to unpack it without a shy animal running away. when people see this thing, they are in awe of an animal that isnt supposed to exist, but is there. some are shaken after their sighting that they avoid reporting it, and usually go as no-name
The Maharaja
Maybe MR Foot is primarily a cave dweller and only comes out to forage a bit most early hominid remains such as gigantaopithicous and peking man have been found in cave systems?
makaya325
primates live a pretty long life, around 30 to 50 yrs. a hominid species that has lived on the same soil as us, and likely has witnessed its species being killed by early man might have triggered fear into bigfoot. this is why they are so hard to find, in an area bigger than new york, penn, and maine combined.

bigfoot is likely closer to a human than a chimp, making it a hominid.

about the snelgrove dna, i read something about that 1 nucleotide it was missing meant if it was a human, the animal would look like what we looked like 150 thousand yrs ago. perhaps its a nomadic animal that has an unpredictable migration route, yet is still seen and described as "gorilla-like". most witnesses describe it as a"mountain gorilla like creature"
psyche101
QUOTE (makaya325 @ Feb 27 2008, 07:58 AM) *
primates live a pretty long life, around 30 to 50 yrs. a hominid species that has lived on the same soil as us, and likely has witnessed its species being killed by early man might have triggered fear into bigfoot. this is why they are so hard to find, in an area bigger than new york, penn, and maine combined.

bigfoot is likely closer to a human than a chimp, making it a hominid.

about the snelgrove dna, i read something about that 1 nucleotide it was missing meant if it was a human, the animal would look like what we looked like 150 thousand yrs ago. perhaps its a nomadic animal that has an unpredictable migration route, yet is still seen and described as "gorilla-like". most witnesses describe it as a"mountain gorilla like creature"



Isn't this thing like four time the size of an average human?

Why on earth would it fear us?
FootBeef
QUOTE (psyche101 @ Feb 27 2008, 05:38 AM) *
Isn't this thing like four time the size of an average human?

Why on earth would it fear us?



Because he's a gentle giant and he nurses raccoons and makes purring noises but in the end he dies but he teaches us stuff.
makaya325
QUOTE (psyche101 @ Feb 27 2008, 05:38 AM) *
Isn't this thing like four time the size of an average human?

Why on earth would it fear us?


early man killed species many times bigger than it, and its likely if an early human killed a sasquatch, it would either eat ir (which idk why) or simply discard remains and the soil would decompose the skeletons. these slayings made this hominid fear us, and hides from us.

their are animals bigger than man, and surprisingly, they would not hurt man, and almost all species would fear a weapon-yielding human, i sure would if i was any other animal.

psyche101
QUOTE (makaya325 @ Feb 28 2008, 09:12 AM) *
early man killed species many times bigger than it, and its likely if an early human killed a sasquatch, it would either eat ir (which idk why) or simply discard remains and the soil would decompose the skeletons. these slayings made this hominid fear us, and hides from us.

their are animals bigger than man, and surprisingly, they would not hurt man, and almost all species would fear a weapon-yielding human, i sure would if i was any other animal.


Rubbish.
Go tell that to a Silverback.
makaya325
tell me psyche, how many fossils of neanderthals and giganto and meganthropus have we found? all together, very few, and these fossils were found in good fossilization places. tells you some animals are rare
This is a "lo-fi" version of our main content. To view the full version with more information, formatting and images, please click here.
Invision Power Board © 2001-2008 Invision Power Services, Inc.