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    • Backdoc
      ^^^   This is a point Anna Nikaris has made about Bigfoot.  She discovered some similar primate in Asia herself a few years ago.   Never know what is out there.  
    • VAfooter
      Since Norse mentioned it:   https://xcancel.com/FoxNews/status/2084638246978371709   Never been anywhere near a wildfire of that nature, and I never want to be either.
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      https://www.science.org/content/article/mysterious-orange-lipped-monkey-discovered-deep-congo-rainforest-new-species   I'm surprised that this doesn't have a thread yet.  It seems tangentially relevant.  This line I found interesting:   "The Likweli monkey was first caught on camera in 2008, when a research expedition snapped a blurry photo of a black-pelted primate they didn’t recognize."   That's right folks, all started with a blobmonkey!
    • Backdoc
      Thanks everyone.  Good input.  This all gives me some things to think about.     If nothing else, I would bet Bigfoot could greatly outpace the best human wilderness explorer be they Bear Grylls, Survivor man, or Grisly Adams.   So long as they can outpace a person, they are people safe from unwelcomed interaction with people.      
    • Huntster
      I walked 33 miles in 9 hours on a paved highway one night at age 21. I walked 5 miles on a muddy trail and across Coal Creek in a couple hours in the dark several years ago in my mid-60's. I didn't run or even trot either time. I just walked without stopping. But I didn't do it day after day, either.  I have done multiple 20-50 mile hikes through the wilderness, though. I did Crow Creek Pass in less than 24 hours, but that wasn't intentional. A bear essentially chased me out.   https://dnr.alaska.gov/parks/maps/crowpasstrailguide.pdf
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