howtohunt.com writes “A few years back I ran into a local First Nations man in the woods, we had an interesting conversation. I as well share in this video some un explainable carcass removals from something.”
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10 Responses to “HowToHunt: First Nations, Sasquatch And Stolen Carcasses”
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Karen C
Good stories told very well, enjoyed it, Thanks…
Jessica B
Love HIS stories….
Another witness!!!!
Kim C. L
Tarzan, preferred, after feasting on his fresh kill,
to bury it for a few weeks, for his full enjoyment.
According to ERB
Lisa B
He’s a good story teller…
donny j
https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/yeti-abominable-snowman-footprints-sighted-by-expedition-team-tweets-indian-army-2030502
May be post this in the blog Wes 🙂
Kent M
Though black bear will cover a find, I’ve seen a 7 foot boar, pick up a large dead, 300+ pound doe in its jaws – and run away with it. I’ve also seen smaller bear pick up carcasses and trot away with them.
But I agree, typically it is a cover and return scenario whenever possible. Feast by the largest and walk away for others happens too in high density earmy Sprint numbers. Hell, I’ve seen 3 mature sows on the same dead cow for days.
Nothing in the bush should surprise us, but over & over, nature shows us something new.
Sometimes nature scares the shit out of us too…
Larry H
Interesting!
Jody L
This guy is awesome love is story’s true Outdoorsman
Jan D
Be nice to hear an interview with this guy. He’s got a trove of accounts.
Jan D
Again, this guy has been posting his Sasquatch stories for about a month now, and they are excellent. Anyone who enjoys the content on this site will like his treatment of the subject. I’m not much of a hunter anymore, but I sure do endorse what he’s doing in relating what he’s come across as a professional hunting guide in BC. Great stuff. Check it out.