[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Bigfoot (Page 3 of 10)
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Quoted: I don't believe in the supernatural. Or more accurately, I have yet to be convinced of anything supernatural. If something supernatural manifests itself I will reevaluate my position. Can anyone provide evidence of anything supernatural? I'm gonna go out on a limb and say no. Bigfoot wouldn't be supernatural, he's just be a big ape that's really good at hiding. But no, I've spent a lot of time in the very places he's supposed to be found and known a lot of people who spent a lot more time, and there just isn't enough wilderness to hide something like that in CONUS. We'd have at least found skeletons and such, even if they buried them. |
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Quoted: Bigfoot wouldn't be supernatural, he's just be a big ape that's really good at hiding. But no, I've spent a lot of time in the very places he's supposed to be found and known a lot of people who spent a lot more time, and there just isn't enough wilderness to hide something like that in CONUS. We'd have at least found skeletons and such, even if they buried them. Quoted: Quoted: I don't believe in the supernatural. Or more accurately, I have yet to be convinced of anything supernatural. If something supernatural manifests itself I will reevaluate my position. Can anyone provide evidence of anything supernatural? I'm gonna go out on a limb and say no. Bigfoot wouldn't be supernatural, he's just be a big ape that's really good at hiding. But no, I've spent a lot of time in the very places he's supposed to be found and known a lot of people who spent a lot more time, and there just isn't enough wilderness to hide something like that in CONUS. We'd have at least found skeletons and such, even if they buried them. |
 Finding Bigfoot Dub |
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I group it in with other stuff like UFOs and some of the conspiracy theories. It's entertaining to think about the possibility. Do I think they're real? I don't know. Some people really think so, but I haven't experienced anything in my many years in the woods to make that claim myself. I do enjoy reading the stories and accounts of sightings from members here and elsewhere, though. |
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Quoted: WARNING! be prepared to be blown away with irrefutable evidence of his existence in this thread. Sorry. Quoted: I don't believe in the supernatural. Or more accurately, I have yet to be convinced of anything supernatural. If something supernatural manifests itself I will reevaluate my position. Can anyone provide evidence of anything supernatural? I'm gonna go out on a limb and say no. Not supernatural. Okay, sorry but I was out all evening, hunting down some printer ink for my wife. Couldn't get in on page 2. My opinion: Bigfoot is human. He's a sort of 'devolved' human though. Look through history, particularly that of the North American continent. In all areas, there are various levels of culture. Some natives built regular towns, tilled their fields, send their hunters out. Others experienced various levels of nomatic existence. At the far end of this spectrum is people who've been cast from their tribes somehow. For one example, look at the Old West: there are many stories of children who survived their families' demise, either dying after making a claim to unworkable soil, or separated from their wagon trains. Similarly, many native American tribes cast out or otherwise lost various members, who learned to survive with a very basic existance. These eventually united to become the ultimate nomads: no (or very few) possessions, rudimentary language skills, and a highly-developed suspicion and distrust of their neighbors, which accounts for their shyness today. THAT is why they must be protected: their worst enemy isn't the Bigfoot hunter, but the modern social worker, who will inevitably try to "civilize" them. Discuss. |
 Mountain Monsters Dub |
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Quoted: My Elk hunting guide had been doing guided hunts for more than 15 yrs in Colorado. I asked him about it and he said “there is something out there. I don’t know what it is, but there is something.” Manbearelk? Seriously, human-level intelligence combined with the other woodland traits needed to survive would create a very, VERY capable and formidable creature. |
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Quoted: I've been a believer ever since I saw this documentary from the 70s:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-NNb1pgQlQo
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Bigfoot is real, I used to date his sister. She was an animal in bed but had horrible personal hygiene. After she was kidnapped by aliens and sexually probed she was never the same afterwards. We broke up because I didn't believe her story about the alien abduction. After all, who has a spaceship powerful enough to pick her fat ass up? |
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Another sandsmwatch thread, surprised this hasent been moved here yet https://www.ar15.com/forums/General/UFO-and-Creatures-Of-Legend/192/ Mods, you slipping |
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Quoted: They finally caught one and shaved it.  https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/47817/21BF27DF-DC58-46C0-B440-325BFDADB296-180-2187313.JPG You won the internet today. |
This is all the proof I need Female Bigfoot forced me to do it |
| I used to, but thinking back I think it was more the fun of it to believe in the cryptid type stuff than anything else. With the amount of 'sightings' and the bast arsenal of modern tools and tracking tech/equipment. If they were there, one would be stuffed in the Smithsonian by now. |
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Quoted: My Elk hunting guide had been doing guided hunts for more than 15 yrs in Colorado. I asked him about it and he said “there is something out there. I don’t know what it is, but there is something.” I've been running around and exploring these mountains for 32 years. There is nothing out there that shouldn't be there |
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Quoted: How could anyone not believe after seeing this video? https://external-content.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=https%3A%2F%2F1.bp.blogspot.com%2F-eyfXvfkKHX8%2FXnSwGYabJxI%2FAAAAAAAACS8%2FmDs_6-aiSA4KbSGG_zIVg1H8FM4NNDosACLcBGAsYHQ%2Fs1600%2Fbigfoot-gif-3.gif&f=1&nofb=1 The above film has never been disproven or proven. The fact that it is female and muscles can be seen moving , along with the stride makes for a good case. No costume that detailed existed at the time , let along one made by amateurs. Multiple hair samples of unknown primate origin have been documented over the years, along with sounds and footprint with dermal ridges. Bigfoot folklore has been around since the first native people arrived in North America, so one wonders where they came up with the idea of bigfoot. But in the end, I have to agree with others, by now there would have been some form of solid proof . I think the Pacific northwest is the only place it would be even remotely plausible. It's to open or populated anywhere else. |
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I don't know if there's a population, I don't think so. But there is one, I saw him in bright light, at maybe 8-10 foot distance. He's not an ape, he looks a lot like that gigantor wrestler in The Longest Yard. He's not human either, no human moves that quickly. It's impossible. He's incredibly dark and frankly frightening. I don't really care if anyone believes. I'm not a bigfoot guy, I would not believe it if I had not seen it, I sometimes doubt I saw it now. Two of us saw it, both young and in top shape, both sober, both saw the same thing Just a data point for the debate. There's at least one 7 foot tall terrifying hairy thing out there that weighs North of 700lbs and could run a low 4's 40 if you put him on the clock. Would also have a vert in the high 40's, maybe higher. There's no human that fast or that big. I don't think there's lots, but there's one. |
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Quoted: Not just believe, but seen in person! https://www.ford-trucks.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/BIGFOOT1-side.jpg |
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When I was a kid in the 70s there were always reports of close encounters with bigfoot. Now that everyone has cameras on them, all the encounters are of something walking way off in the distance, usually on the side of a mountain a mile or two or so away. Also, all the trail cameras and thermal imaging on aircraft used for searches. |
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So you are asking if a relict population of hominids could have survived largely (except for the occasional random witness) undetected, in very remote places, into modern times, eh? I don't consider it "likely" but I don't consider it "entirely impossible" either. |
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Quoted: Of course he's real, he's me. Atleast when I did a halloween themed 2 gun. https://i.ibb.co/6XfdHXd/received-3110152645896816.jpg https://i.ibb.co/swhXX5K/signal-2021-10-30-15-09-10-257-2.jpg https://i.ibb.co/zG859fg/received-468446888184310.jpg https://i.ibb.co/yVmwprL/signal-2021-10-30-16-32-42-278.jpg You win the thread. |
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For some reason, Bigfoot seems to be a big deal here in north Georgia. I was at the dump, still had out of state plates on the truck, and a local fellow was gently quizzing me to see what my politics were. Finally he asked what I thought about Bigfoot. He was a nice enough jasper, and I had noticed the Bigfoot sticker on his truck, so I smiled and said I was "keeping an open mind on the subject." He threw his arms in the air, and shouted, "THAT'S THE RIGHT ANSWER!" 
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Quoted: The above film has never been disproven or proven. The fact that it is female and muscles can be seen moving , along with the stride makes for a good case. No costume that detailed existed at the time , let along one made by amateurs. Multiple hair samples of unknown primate origin have been documented over the years, along with sounds and footprint with dermal ridges. Bigfoot folklore has been around since the first native people arrived in North America, so one wonders where they came up with the idea of bigfoot. But in the end, I have to agree with others, by now there would have been some form of solid proof . I think the Pacific northwest is the only place it would be even remotely plausible. It's to open or populated anywhere else.  'Koko' the 'chimp' (I've Got a Secret 3/8/61) |