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By georgerm · Posted
Click on the link above and it will show 3 videos of various links so click on the one that is nearly an hour long. Thom has had over 50 years of habituating bigfoots and his reports are very interesting......................... enjoy. -
By norseman · Posted
Except you’re forgetting the Chimpanzee that was dissected in London in 1699 by Edward Tyson. I said extant species right? Well then they do not need to lean on fossils. Regardless? Anthropologists will go look where the most fossils are. If you’re looking for a cryptid ground sloth? Science is gonna go look where the fossils were found. Thats the logic. Africa is the cradle of early hominids. 🤷🏻♂️ -
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By georgerm · Posted
This video is totally amazing. It's about an old frail man from Washington state who had a business where he went into the deep woods and layed out logging operations. He flagged where the timber would be cut and the future roads to be built. While doing his job and being a nature lover, he became aware of a sasquatch here and there. He habituated them and over the years he learned how they lived and actually witnessed a funeral. They buried the deceased Sasquatch and disguised the grave with bark, rocks, and transplanted trees. To see his detailed interview go to: A Flash of Beauty: Tom Cantrall -
By wiiawiwb · Posted
For a long time, my best places to go involved a secluded pond. Wood knocks, audible movement around the pond, and red eyeshine. They work for me because people are less likely to be there especially when it is not easy to get to. I've decided to get an ultralight canoe, or more properly called a packboat. Short and light enough to be portaged. Get out on the water in the dark and silently paddle then stop, drift, and listen. Use the thermal to scan the shoreline. It enables you to get to spots on the pond quickly that would not be possible if trekked by foot. Moreover, the flashlight and noise while walking would immediately give away your position. I'll order in the next month or so but won't get it until next year. Looking forward to it.
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