@Ryan C Anytime.

A .275 rigby is not a 270WSM (winchester short magnum). The main rifle Bell (Karamojo) used was the 7X57 Mauser using heavy grain military FMJ bullets for the caliber (178 – 250 grains). Ha also favored the .303 british and the 318 Westley Richards (also known as the 318 rimless nitro express). He only took one shot, the skull. The shot…Read more

The old black powder rounds the cowboys used in the 1800’s to the early 1900’s were far less potent than modern smokeless powder rounds of even the same cartridge. There is some overlap, but for hunting black powder was more…Read more

It started with hearing a pair of voices in my back yard last night. In a half-hour all hell broke loose. They were after one of my miniature (lowline) Dexter cows. They managed to haul it over the fence, but probably learned one of the main reasons I chose Dexters. They fight back when attacked,…Read more

At this point in the game, I would be…Read more

Someone can point at a sasquatch and call it an animal all day long, and it will not make it less ->human<- than it is.

Humans, even something with DNA that is mostly human, can indeed mate with humans and have kids — I…Read more

1. They are mammals.
2. They are omnivorous.
3. They tend to be territorial.
4. The can travel for long distance either bipedally or quadrupedally.
5. They can swim, climb, and jump.
6. They are intelligent (even though the quantity of intelligence is debated)
7. They have a language used between…Read more

It has been years now since my sighting, and just in the recent past have I again started to enjoy the outdoors like I did previously, camping, hunting, etc. It is not the same, mind you, as my head is now…Read more

It is definitely a panicdemic.

It doesn’t matter what they believe, as it will not negate what a person knows. Their belief in no way shapes reality. I…Read more

To put things into perspective, I have four broken windows from something or someone slamming the exterior wall of my house,…Read more

If you want to catch them on vid, try thinking of what it would take to catch o camera a navy seal that doesn’t want to be…Read more

You are probably right…Read more

@ScottM I get that. When the experiences first started, and for quite awhile afterwards, you would have heard me blaming everything but sasquatch for what was happening. I started suspecting along the way that it was something abnormal, but that is not the same as knowing anything. The…Read more

The original founding fathers of this country (USA) set down the freedom of speech to prevent the government from silencing the spoken opinions of its citizens, right, wrong, or immoral.

Everyone’s spoken words were to be allowed…Read more

A believer is someone who has become convinced that sasquatch are real based upon…Read more

By the way guys, I am back at least for awhile. Just joined again tonight.

@Denise F

The spot where the skull mounts upon the spine is called the foramen magnum. This joint is very important, as the skull has to balance upon this point. For an enlarged skull, or a…Read more

Like I said, I really don’t care what claims Forster or Marzuli make, nor what the rebuttals against their claims are. Didn’t before, don’t now. Nothing concerning that has changed.

I don’t claim Forster as any form of expert, though you seem to think I do. That is a misunderstanding of my position concerning the matter.

My issue is…Read more

Another of the paracas skulls to show that the one above is no fluke or one-off.

This is necessary since the brain initially grows faster than the skull does, so the skull has to initially be able to expand to fit the brain of the growing infant. Think about this fact for a second. The size of any…Read more

I understand, but I also want to point something out. The person in the last post that wrote that piece — have they ever personally examined the paracas skulls, for themselves?

Note that I don’t care about Foerster’s claims, first and foremost. (Thanks for the correction on the name though, I couldn’t remember it exactly.) I already…Read more

Those who can kill anything up close and personal without it having any effect on them have a screw loose. Not saying that someone might pretend it didn’t to appear big and bad, but that is a different ball of wax entirely. The people that actively enjoy it need to seek out professional help.

I have come across numerous discussions over the years myself. As the article you first quoted stated, they never found any feet, and only two partial leg bones, yet as the image right after shows the supposed bone of the foot and the hip joint. The ones trying to prove she was bipedal take more than just a few liberties, as can clearly…Read more

I am with Knobby on this one, hands down. The unpredictability makes them inherently dangerous. All large mammals CAN be unpredictable, but in most cases even bear actions/reactions are usually predictable to some extent. Not so with men or sasquatch.

“It’s a calorie game” — No, it isn’t all about conserving calories. That almost assures death in any long term survival scenario. You have to spend calories to get calories, and unless you are depending upon someone else to rescue you, that is a game to avoid. The longer you go without eating,…Read more

Most of the people I have seen that they have tested took a bunch of “survival lore” baggage (IE BS)…Read more

extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence

That is the logical fallacy of Raising the Goalposts. That one simple statement, made famous by Sagan, is a huge pile of illogical BS. Those five words incorporate several logical fallacies just to construct the concept, and several more in it’s formulation.

The simple fact is that…Read more