BIGFOOT

[bucklucky]

I just spit Pepsi all over my computer screen 

[bow4elk]

Whew...just got in from a long day at work.  I make Crop Circles for a living and business is good!

[bucklucky]

 

[fishing is for fools]

BC CHASER  I can't believe that you went looking for bigfoot without me, I thought we were best friends.  Thanks a lot                           

[MichaelJ]

That was some funny chit right there! haha

Michael

[miah]

I crawled in bed last night and when I turned over fuggin big foot was sleeping next to me, than it rolled over and growled a few times and said (honey don't forget to set youre alarm) 

[Colville]

Some other reasons not to believe. Aside from; no bones, no body. Which is enough for me.

The description of the critter would leave him with quite an appetite. One that would lend him/her to needing to eat meat in addition to forage, especially in spring and summer when there's not going to be quality browse for an omnivore that weighs 600 lbs. So what? Well, anyone ever seen snow? It's that stuff that falls in spring and fall. Even if we didn't see the guy, his presence should be all but impossible to hide once it snows. Can he levitate? leave just 2 prints in the snow then get on his hover craft? Even hibernating animals (of which there are no primates) are active and about in times with snow.  Where's the tracks?

Back to that hibernation thing. To believe in footasaurusrex you have to think it hibernates. The reason is that while there's a bunch of wilderness back country terrain a critter can hide in in summer, there isn't in winter. All the migrating Footuses would have to move to lowlands to follow the game. Even if they could live on Needles alone a huge bi-pede couldn't navigate in that much snow (I guess they have snow shoes too so they don't have to post hole?). Anyone ever have to post hole? Do you weigh 500 lbs? They'd have to move down or hibernate, where of course we would see their many tracks in the snow. But apparently what we have here is a 100% vegetarian primate, that can survive on pine/fir needles alone, that hibernates and leaves GIANT footprints in sand but floats over snow. Neat trick indeed.

Hmm I wonder, might it be that guys that want to create Bigusbig tracks can't do it in the snow because, well, they couldn't hide their own tracks while making them? Nahhhhhhh.

No den site ever been located? Not even an old one with hair. No turds (which would recover DNA).  Not only is this critter evading modern technology, including trail cams... he's NEVER ever ever been found and preserved by Native Americans. They've never found his skull or femur. They never killed one and tanned it's hide. This thing has avoided for thousands of years even 1 piece of physical evidence ever being found while co-habitating with humans. Oh and then there's the viable population thing... This thing has maintained viability as a giant primate with our inherent low birth rates and long investment in bringing youth to both physical and sexual maturity. It has managed to avoid extinction at an unbelievably low population spread across huge amounts of habitat.

There are more reasons to ignore this, but that's plenty for now.

[kingsalmonkllr77]

If bigfoot doesn't exist why is it illegal to kill one.  Also if there is no bigfoot and people knew that then we would face more traffic in our hunting grounds,  so maybe its best that people in general remain scared of it.

[waoutdoorsman]

Well, anyone ever seen snow? It's that stuff that falls in spring and fall. Even if we didn't see the guy, his presence should be all but impossible to hide once it snows. Can he levitate? leave just 2 prints in the snow then get on his hover craft? Even hibernating animals (of which there are no primates) are active and about in times with snow.  Where's the tracks?

Snowspeeders...or possibly the Millenium Falcon. It all makes sense, the physcial descriptions of bigfoot are identical to a Wookie!!!
Its well known that the Wookies return to their home planet Kashyyyk during the winter via snowspeeders or in Chewy's case the Millenium Falcon!  my jk jk

[BC CHASER]

If bigfoot doesn't exist why is it illegal to kill one.  Also if there is no bigfoot and people knew that then we would face more traffic in our hunting grounds,  so maybe its best that people in general remain scared of it.

I personally do not know one person who is afraid to go into the woods because of bigfoot.  That's a new one to me!  

[fishing is for fools]

  I do it's Tallchief

[mikeal1234]

how much time do u all spend in the back country. living in a large logging comunity and not beleiving in bigfoot or the possibilty is unheard of. 90% of the loggers ive talked to who spend 90% of their time up in the back country beleive in bigfoot  even if they aint seen they have friends or co-workers who claim to. i even have a friend who claims he seen something but refuses to beleive it was bigfoot. and that is the only one who claims to have seen something that is considered strange. and as far as the car thing how do u know omnes never been hit i hit a bear once at 45 miles an hour wrecked my truck but the bear up and ran off relize that the arangotang is about 5 times as strong as a man and not as near the size of a bigfoot so if someone did hit one and it just pissed him off u might find the vehicle 100 yards in the woods ......... not to mention there are many huge primate skulls found that scientist  claim are extinct primates although trilobites was thought to be extinct for thopusands of years untill recently ......... btw upto short time ago there was tribes that didnt beleive white man existed although there was sightings of them.... imagine how unbeleivable the first sightings of whiteman  stories had to be to  native americans

[Colville]

"not to mention there are many huge primate skulls found that scientist  claim are extinct primates" In the USA? Also, skulls can be dated and some are "fossilized" meaning they're really rock now. It's pretty easy to establish that the gigantopithecus is in fact extinct and that it's skulls are ancient. They find T Rex and Mastadon bones too, it's not evidence there's a few left.

Those tribes that didn't believe in white man were sequestered by geography and technology. I'm not sure how that's analogous?

Also, we have infra-red technology now too. You can fly over the forrest with IR sensors and make out clearly; deer, elk, bears etc. Are they cold blooded too?

I don't discount what people believe they have seen. But I'm aware that people are notoriously and scientifically bad eye witnesses under stress.  I'm sure people think they've seen him and I'm sure it doesn't exist.

[rainshadow1]

I'm honestly neither here nor there, I think the legend is fun, but to counterpoint myself... 1.) There's nothing more unnerving and creepy than thick brush, dark timber canopy, steep difficult terrain, and a dark wet miserable day. The PNW is the only place you have all in the same place, at the same time, often. And 2.) There's a Grizzley Bear at the Olympic Game Farm that can throw rocks.

[C-Money]

Maybe, Maybe not. I'm not ready to say Bigfoot positively dose not exist. To many sightings to rule it out.