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Sep 24

Evidence Bigfoot Uses Tools

Linda Eastburn writes “here is evidence out there that Bigfoot may use tools. Ray Harwood tells what they are and how they use them.”

9 Responses to “Evidence Bigfoot Uses Tools”

  1. Joyce E

    I think Mr. Harwood has a good theory. I guess I would have to listen to Dr. Meldrum and Cliff’s rational as to why something COULD NOT make the stone tools Mr. Harwood found. There seems to be evidence that Sasquatch can hold/grip and pound on rocks.

  2. Ron S

    That would be pretty wild if it were true. That stone would’ve definitely been the kind of object to swab for DNA as it likely would’ve contained skin cells on it from the user… Then by matching the same inconclusiveness to similar known DNA samples you could say more confidently it was evidence… well, closer to matching the already unidentified ones we might currently have. How much weight that would carry in the scientific community would remain to be seen.

    I would have to say to anyone field researching for Sasquatch evidence, carry with them sterile gloves, Q-tips, baggies, casting supplies, rulers, quality photography gear etc.

    Go into it just as if you’re a detective at a crime scene, because basically you are. It sure seems like a crime to me that Sasquatch always gets away. In many cases we could be ruining potentially good finds by poor education of how to approach a crime scene.

    All I know for myself is that unexplained beings do appear fully physical in front of some of us on occasion. As to what they are or what they do here and why, or even where they go when they’re not witnessed by someone is still anyone’s guess.

    Maybe there could be a fund started for the best potential specimens for DNA submission, then we could all go over the findings and story together to see which ones the money would be used for. That would be pretty exciting to involve everyone.😊

  4. Knobby

    There have been other finds of sasquatches making stone tools, including down in Texas where chert was chipped away to make cutting tools, and even a crude hand ax used to break open bones to for the marrow, with bones found with indents in the bones that matched the surface of the hand ax (no handle, just a stone ax head). I read of an instance of a stone cutting tool found inside of a deer that had it’s neck broken and it’s hind quarters removed. I read of another instance of sasquatches using a broken bottle to cut with. So, some sasquatch groups do manufacture and use tools.

    • Ron S

      Seems odd if they are so intelligent to avoid capture and evade trail cameras, yet so forgetful that they would leave a valuable tool behind.

      Personally I’d rather not have to visualize giant manlike hairy creatures acting like cavemen and crudely stripping and eating the raw flesh from bone and cracking them open to suck out the marrow.

      If Sasquatch aren’t 100% physical all the time as many reports show, it sounds like this new “evidence” points towards something like Hell on Earth. 🙏🏼 God I hope not. If this is what you want to believe you better be darn careful what you’re actually wishing for and what you’re representing.

    • James G

      Dr Meldrum has done much with his footprint analysis, but to so quickly dismiss this shows the hubris of an old scientist unwilling to question his hypotheses or trying to sell a predetermined outcome, which is anti-scientific. The scientific method is about testing your hypothesis and putting it thru the rigors of the testing. The unwillingness to test, shows either an uncertainty in your hypothesis or an unwillingness to accept your hypothesis may and could be wrong. It’s almost like a certain group needs to sell the North American ape story at all costs with no willingness to look at other possibilities. I’ve been studying this topic a long time, and the only thing I’m becoming more and more sure of everyday is that these beings are an intelligent “people”. If we keep casting footprints, knocking on trees, trying to catch a pic on trailcam, and whooping; we’re bound to stay stuck on the 5 yard line. Which I’m also starting to believe a certain sector of the bf world is more than fine with

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