We seem to have little trouble finding dinosaur bones that are over 65 million years old.
If the woods are full of Harry and the Henderson's, why hasn't a bone or carcass been found.
Can you name any forest creatures that don't leave any evidence of their existence?
Better get your Nike's, the comet is coming.

If Fly takes a poop in the woods, will Rich G take samples? All i know is, when i fished with fly, he confided that his secret eggs really come from bigfoots and that salmon attack these eggs so that they won't compete for stream habitat if they were able to hatch. the conspiracy of bigfoots versus salmon is there, you just have to allow that it is possible.

Richard Simmons is straight in this universe - just another sign of your delusional thinking

i to feel that the BF thing has merit. they're seen in russia,china,canada and friggen cancun!

it just seems very cheesey that all camara footage is very poor. just like pics of kk, poor quality... the pics leave alot to be desired.

i would love to actually finally see some true legit proof that finally settles the mystery. footprints are stale evidence these days. i do enjoy stories and eye witness accounts. bigfoot stories are great!

I've got a buddy that has size 20 Bigfoot feet that he straps onto his boots and tromps around in the snow and mud amongst the wilderness. I wonder how many times the "beleiver's" have crossed his tracks and photo'd them....

Keith

That's him, that's what I saw..... But it had bigger feet and it was throwing BIG rocks at me!

Keith

You'd be surprised. There are wolves in the Adams/St Helens area too.

Surprised the livin' schit outta me anyway.

Looking forward to the data Rich.

I'll keep my mind open. Man is pretty arogant to think that we are the only planet with life on it in the universe, so applying my belief in life elsewhere (slime, bacteria, a blob, or some more advanced being up to or beyond man in intelligence), it could happen.

Never say never.

I agree Dogfish, I've been interested in Bigfoot/Sasquatch lore since I was a kid.....some good stories, evidence, etc.....makes you think. At www.bigfootencounters.com and click on what's new...there is a good story about an encounter on the Olympic Peninsula.

I find it funny that an argument from so-called "woodsmen" is that "how come we never find bones or a dead body of a bigfoot in the woods?" I've spent lots of times in the woods, mountains, etc, and I have never come across a dead bear, cougar, or bobcat. Does that mean they don't exist?

I've mentioned it on this board before, but there was a well known guide and mountain man, named David Thompson, who mapped routes in B.C. and other parts of Canada in the 1880's........long before some of you guy's "my buddy's uncle's cousin who is 6'6" put on big shoes and walked in the snow to play tricks"....came across huge barefoot prints in a river bank so far from civilization that it puzzled him and he wrote about it in his journals.

What's in the woods and forest in the shadows and night? Who knows, I think it's a good story and I'll stay tuned.

Memo to Dan S.: The Coelancanth has not been extinct for millions of years, it was thought to be until one was caught in the 1900's.

I have no problem believing that there are creatures out there that we haven't got a handle on yet, including Sasquatch.

Snake, I think Dan was being a bit too subtle in his approach...his coelocanth reference was likely referring to the fact that no one thought they were around, either, until they were "discovered" again not that long ago...meaning that not finding Bigfoot yet isn't a rock solid piece of evidence that he doesn't exist.

Fish on...

Todd

Exactly, Todd.

I think that's what the shamans in Nepal think...the Yeti is a manifestation of God, so of course you aren't going to find any skeletons laying around...or outsmart Him, if you try to.

Fish on...

Todd

Thanks Todd, my bad, Dan S., I can see that now.

Snake

+1
I've spent an enormous amount of time in the mountains and doubt that the average/casual outdoorsman realizes just how deep hunters penetrate the backwoods with both boots and binoculars.
I hate to say the word never also, but Bigfoot is something I have very, very little belief in.
But then again I don't believe in several other hugely popular beliefs either.



Seems to be two camps, those that believe in everything until proven false and those that don't believe until proven, with a few in between.
Those that want to believe are pretty adamant that's fo shore.

Huh huh, u got a picture of elks doin it

I've found a couple bear skulls in the woods, both were aged and too far in to want to deal with... Just this year, a friend of mine found a cougar skull. Never a bobcat though...

Logic would say "if" Bigfoot were real, most encounters would happen December through February. When our high mountains have significant snow pack and pushes all the elk, deer, etc to the low lands.

Keith

I never believe in bigfoot, until I am walking back to the rig after dark, in 100% canopy reprod when it is windy, and I am reasonably sure that every snap, crackle and pop is BF chasing me.

Then I believe big time.

Once I get safely back into the truck, I stop believing again.

"there was a well known guide and mountain man, named David Thompson, who mapped routes in B.C. and other parts of Canada in the 1880's........long before some of you guy's "my buddy's uncle's cousin who is 6'6" put on big shoes and walked in the snow to play tricks"....came across huge barefoot prints in a river bank so far from civilization that it puzzled him and he wrote about it in his journals." - Quote



I was actually going to make the same point. David Thompson was one of the first white men to enter the Pacific Northwest. He was a famous mapmaker and was known for his detailed and accurate maps and daily journals. The French men who were with him were big game hunters and wanted to follow whatever this thing was but the indian guides that were with the group would not allow it as if they seemed to know what it was. The bizarre fact was that it had no hind feet, only front feet. This occured in 1811. Side point is that the Thompson River is named after him though he never saw it.

It's been illegal to shoot a Sasquatch in Skamania County for nearly 30 years, whether anyone believes in them or not. So if anyone shoots one for a trophy, it's going to have to come from another county.

Sg

I'm not gonna hold my breath on this one.Just sayin.Good luck,
SZ