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(New Jersey) Sounds good Pam! Many unanswered questions. The only question I have is why have you been hiding your Beautiful face behind a rose?
(New Jersey) Great post Dannny! That’s either incredible footage or CGI. The dogman is as big as a horse, and fast! I wish TT or Bigfoot Tony would take a closer look.
(New Jersey) Very interesting post GSG. Of course, we’re not sure if it’s true, but if it is, it’s one for the books. A lot of members put forth some interesting theories that try to analyze Mike’s behavior. But as M99 pointed out, we’re not even sure if Sasquatch is a primate. Whether or not he/she is a primate, there is so much we have to learn about them. Still, it’s fun to try to psychoanalyze Mike’s behavior, and that of his parents. BTW, I would have thought that his parents would have taken Mike’s body with them. On the other hand, they may have been long gone after all that occurred.
(New Jersey) I hadn’t heard of this, but just read the article. Apparently this man had mental disabilities. I find that interesting as David Paulides often mentions that when describing missing people. I don’t know anything about this area, but I distinctly remember reading about Grays Harbor County, Washington on the BFRO. This is only a 10 mile square area, which leads to the west coast. I recall being amazed at how many Bigfoot reports came out of this area!! Apparently it’s a residential area, and a couple of accounts reported seeing a Bigfoot in someones back yard.
(New Jersey) Scott, that is a real head scratcher. Regarding Bigfoot, a horrible smell is often noted. But who knows? It could be a female Squatch in heat, lurking in the shadows, stalking you. Also, Bigfoot is known to follow someone to their home. A strong smell of perfume in the middle of a forest is a strange occurrence. Maybe someone here has a better theory.
(New Jersey) Steve, that would be my guess. Anyway, I was just curious as to whether he had another job. Really none of my business.
(New Jersey) Welcome Brandon! I hope you enjoy this site as much as I and many others do! You’re right about Wes. He is a true Pioneer, and his work is making him a leader in the field. I find the subject absolutely fascinating. Unfortunately, the mention of it often is met with smirks and doubters- for reasons I will Never understand! Regardless, SC is a site where we all can learn and communicate our thoughts on the subject. It’s really a great thing to be a part of!
(New Jersey) Celia, I think our very knowledgeable members covered most of the classics. I’ve always been partial to Patterson/Gimlin and Paul Freeman. However, there are some other good ones listed here. ONE video that I think is often overlooked, is the Yellowstone Park video which apparently shows SIX figures gathered in the snow, who to me, could very well be Sasquatch! I DO NOT mean the video in Yellowstone with the Buffalo. I feel it’s a Very Compelling video, and simply doesn’t seem to get much coverage. I was so taken with the footage that I wrote to the people at Yellowstone, asking their viewpoint. I added that if there are Sasquatch living in Yellowstone, they certainly should be protected. I never received the courtesy of a reply. Good luck with your presentation!
(New Jersey) Steve, Amy, Chris, ALL excellent points! I understand that people kill people – Not the means they choose- be it guns, cars, explosives, etc. That is critical, and I fully understand it. Furthermore, we need Much less government interference in our lives. Even more so than President Trump envisions, but at least it’s a start. Just to be Clear- my only issue is Not with guns Or assault rifles, but with the fully automatic rifles. It seems to me that in a civilian setting, even a person with a handgun could not get it out of its holster in time to do any good. The withering rate at which automatic weapons fire leave no time for someone to react and defend themselves. So to be clear, I would consider banning these bump stocks and Fully Automatic rifles. That’s it. Also, to be clear, I would rather talk about Bigfoot!!!
(New Jersey) I’ve been concerned for decades about how corrupt and self serving politicians are in our country. Not all, but far too many. Although a Republican, I’ve always been a Libertarian at heart. Leave people be!! They know best how to handle their affairs, their money, etc, without interference from our government. For example, our absurd war on drugs. If people want to consume drugs, be it alcohol, weed, cocaine, whatever, let them. As long as they are not hurting others!! Get into a car under the influence, and kill/harm somebody, a whole different story. Anyway, that is not the issue here. All Americans should have the right to carry guns. Many do. There are hundreds of millions of guns owned in our country. I dislike the governments actions in many regards. However, in our country, I do Not fear a military takeover of the population. Others may, and that’s ok. Everything about our country stands for freedom, liberty, and pursuit of happiness. It’s ingrained in every American. People have, and will always have the right to bear arms. I just think certain types of weapons are not appropriate. It’s simply unfair to stand behind this government takeover phobia, while ignoring the benefits of preventing civilians from carrying a Few, Specific types of weapons.
(New Jersey) Steve, you make some good points. However, I still think we must adapt to our times. I am not a hunter, but I never knew these automatic assault rifles were used for hunting. Anyway, I think we Must make a distinction as to what Type of weapons civilians should carry. We certainly don t want people carrying flame throwers or grenade launchers. Nor do we want them possessing nuclear weapons. I imagine some could make the argument these should be considered to be “arms.” Just as there are discussions to outlaw these bump stocks, I think there needs to be a discussion to outlaw these automatic assault rifles. There are still more than enough conventional weapons to hunt and defend oneself. One bullet can cause incredible damage as it is. Lincoln and Kennedy were both killed with standard firearms. These automatic assault rifles, in the wrong hands, are simply murderous killing machines.
