QUOTE(truth seeker @ Apr 28 2006, 07:18 PM) [snapback]1167165[/snapback]
They move to fast to get picture of them how convinent for you and others who like to make similar wild claims AdvocateCR. Although even if we did believe you on there speed 50 years though her family has been interacting with them and for quite a few of those they had been returning to the same spot because that's where they're leaving food for them it's a very long time not to have any hard proof.
Acouple of questionable hair and scatt samples which really isn't anything given the amount of time she claims to have spent with them.
Althought no one should really be surprised it's just same as with all of you self proclaimed field researchers you talk real big about all the work you do out in field but have no proof to back it up. Anyone who has had half the encouters you have claimed, remember in one of the other threads on this board guys Advocate claimed to have gotten a blood sample but yet your unable produce one decent picture of it.
Why don't YOU go out there and gather a bunch of proof if it's SO easy. You sure like to put in your two cents but you obviously have no desire to try to find proof yourself. Talk to any researcher out there and you ask them how easy it is to get proof. And, I didn't claim to have a blood sample. I sited an instance of someone getting one and sending it in. The results came back unknown primate. If you're going to quote, do it right.
One: hair samples cannot produce DNA if the "root" isn't present, which with them it isn't, just like our blonde hair.
Two: unless scat is fresh, it's useless
Three: YOU try cutting a Sasquatch to get a blood sample and see just how long you last before they thrash you. Sheesh...
Four: You try getting a photo of them, at night, in the brush, on the move.
Five: You try getting a photo of them (even in a regular spot) where they're out in the open enough, don't see you coming with your aiming camera FIRST.
Even people who have been putting up tons of surveillance equipment and game cams for YEARS have the same problem. The Sas know where the stuff is and avoid it like the plague. Or if a shot is managed, it's too blurry to be anything but a blobsquatch anyway.
It's not that easy, so stop knocking it until you try it.