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healyje

Trad climber
Portland, Oregon
Oct 27, 2017 - 11:17am PT
MVP - DNA = ZERO
ddriver

Trad climber
SLC, UT
Oct 27, 2017 - 11:35am PT
The show begins with the premise that the skiers' injuries were such that only a creature with superhuman strength could have caused them.

...and apparently went straight off the fvckin deep end from there.

Discovery must be owned by the same people who own the "History Channel." Hasn't been any history there for years.

Sounds like you'd benefit from reading the book. Lots of people try to twist this story to match their fantasies, or to sell something.
Q- Ball

Mountain climber
but to scared to climb them anymore
Oct 27, 2017 - 12:02pm PT
One of those channels came up to my timberland to shoot a show. My neighbor got interviewed, and prefaced his response by saying, "I am the biggest poacher in these mountains...the closest thing to a Bigfoot I have seen was down in Oak Ridge at the Walmart."

Haha made me laugh!
donini

Trad climber
Ouray, Colorado
Oct 27, 2017 - 02:41pm PT
No, I have never had an encounter...nor has anyone else.
Reilly

Mountain climber
The Other Monrovia- CA
Oct 27, 2017 - 02:59pm PT
Yous guys are NO FUN!
kunlun_shan

Mountain climber
SF, CA
Oct 27, 2017 - 03:38pm PT
Do sasquatch exist? Bigfoot believer takes B.C. gov't to court

http://theprovince.com/news/local-news/do-sasquatch-exist-bigfoot-believer-takes-b-c-govt-to-court/
EdBannister

Mountain climber
13,000 feet
Oct 27, 2017 - 06:31pm PT
what about during the 8 seconds of fuzzy video,
why is it i can barely make out the made in China tag on the side of the suit??

or
What is the correlation between 420 friendly households and Bigfoot sightings? Mescaline? Peyote? Boones Farm?
somehow most of the Sea Smoke drinkers will not be reporting a sighting,
well, maybe except for Reilly...

what about Biology??

In apelike populations it takes 20 individuals in some form of contact with each other to sustain a population.. or a species.
but we only hear of one, adult, Andre the Giant sized individual, never a family which is typical of ape types.
and never a group of juveniles with one female adult
just nomadic adult individuals so rare that even animal planet 2 could not get footage,
when they make a Himalayan Snow Leopard look as common as a house cat.

The species could not possibly sustain itself, given distribution advocated by the believers.

Nope, not once in 100 or more days a year in the field for 50 years. well, except driveways in Idyllwild.

But i have seen people with grants whip up a lot of interest. kind of like Al Gore, just on a smaller scale.
ß Î Ø T Ç H

Boulder climber
ne'er–do–well
Jan 19, 2018 - 10:34pm PT

c/o bigfootlunchclub
Bushman

climber
The state of quantum flux
Jan 20, 2018 - 12:04am PT
When I was a Bigfoot

On the floor of the cave
Where we slept that day
On her otter skins
And the smell was like
The oily hides
Of furry friends
On our best day
I’ll always remember that
She was my friend

-bushman



neebee

Social climber
calif/texas
Mar 9, 2019 - 11:18am PT
hey there say, cliffhanger...


as to this post of yours:

Oct 26, 2017 - 02:13pm PT
Dyatlov Pass incident


i just accidentally saw this book, about this, while looking for a
mountain related book...

i thought i'd check supertopo and see if any mentioned this
incident, here, yet...


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dyatlov_Pass_incident

and, i SAW THIS thread here now-- and that you posted something about this... (different title, of course) but, i wondered if
the 'sound aspect' was connected to this terrible trouble, that they found themselves in, :(


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infrasound#Human_reactions
Fritz

Social climber
Choss Creek, ID
Mar 9, 2019 - 12:39pm PT
I think there might well be some Bigfoot/locals cross-breeding in deepest Idaho.

d-know

Trad climber
electric lady land
Mar 9, 2019 - 12:42pm PT
Wendigo.

A story by
Algernon Blackwood
is a favorite.
i-b-goB

Social climber
Nutty
Mar 9, 2019 - 01:28pm PT
rottingjohnny

Sport climber
Sands Motel , Las Vegas
Mar 9, 2019 - 06:21pm PT
Choss Creek and big foot are real for those that believe .
madbolter1

Big Wall climber
Denver, CO
Mar 9, 2019 - 07:09pm PT
Oh, yeah, absolutely!

After a day of climbing in my ultra-tight EBs, upon extraction both feet would blow up like balloons! Definitely a bigfeet encounter. I guess "bigfoot" if you're talking about either one of them.

Oh, and I should mention that what people claim about the TERRIBLE stench when in close proximity to a bigfoot is totally true. I have repeatedly been smitten to the ground by just the stench of bigfoot.
thebravecowboy

climber
The Good Places
Mar 9, 2019 - 08:08pm PT
Wet dog smell?! Dangit, I've had loads of bigfoot encounters and been oblivious all this time.
madbolter1

Big Wall climber
Denver, CO
Mar 9, 2019 - 11:03pm PT
^^^ Definitely more common than people realize. Wet dog with a fungal infection; that's the stench that permeates the air.

You're crawling away, whimpering in horror, but bigfoot follows. Relentlessly. There is no escape. Blissful unconsciousness takes you. When you come around, bigfoot is gone, and only a faint scent remains to remind you of the encounter.

Of course, you immediately block out the memory, which explains why people that have had such encounters honestly believe that they have not had them.
originalpmac

Mountain climber
Timbers of Fennario
Mar 10, 2019 - 12:44pm PT
Jim, in response to your post from 2009 about Grizzlies in the San Juans, a friend told me a story recently regarding another friend (third hand, I know) that was hunting bear somewhere deep in the SJs and shot and killed what turned out to be a grizzly. Said the game warden told him to get it out of there in kind of a hush hush sort of way. If true, that's damn sad he shot it. But I wouldn't doubt there could be some out there.
There is some hunter, has a Podcast called meateater I think, that swears he has seen one down there. This is a guy that knows the difference between a cinnamon black bear and a grizzly. Grizzlies have squarish heads, etc. He didn't try to kill it though. Just is convinced that is what he saw.
donini

Trad climber
Ouray, Colorado
Mar 10, 2019 - 04:56pm PT
I’m a skeptic about grizzlies in the San Juans. It’s the largest wilderness area in Colorado but it gets some traffic and there have been no “confirmed” sightings for several decades.
Wolves were also extirpated but are working their way back from the Yellowstone ecosystem and will recolonize the San Juans. There are now “confirmed” sightings in NW Colorado and, recently, one was killed crossing I 70.
I, for one, would be all for a reintroduction of grizzlies into the San Juans. It would spice up backpacking trips.
The last authenticated grizzly encounter in the San Juans was in Setember 1979 when one mauled and was then killed by an elk hunter...that’s 40 years ago. Interestingly, that was 28 years after the last grizzle supposedly was shot so I guess it’s still remotely possible.
Mule Skinner

Social climber
Bishop
Mar 10, 2019 - 07:43pm PT
Where are all the dead big foot bones. We can find dinosaur bones but no big foot bones. They are pretty good at burring their own.
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