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    • Huntster
      I agree. It's like grizzly bears and wolves co-existing with large populations of humans. If we aren't willing to accept human and livestock losses, it won't be happening successfully.
    • norseman
      I think it’s never ending cycles of overlap.   If they yield to us the “good ground”? I don’t think their numbers could be high coexisting with us. This may not have always been the case.   The Cerutti mastodon find is pre Homo Sapiens in my opinion. They may have had full reign of the new world until we showed up.   What we see now is pockets of survivors from the Homo Sapiens apocalypse? Just a thought.   And it didn’t just happen here. It happened to many species in our genus in Africa, Asia and Europe. Homo Sapiens are the last man standing.    
    • Huntster
      True. But while countless tribes and ethnicities over the ages haven died off, our species has grown exponentially.    Science now claims that our species died down to just a couple thousand individuals at one time, which likely mirrors sasquatch numbers, so perhaps sasquatch population densities are fine where they are right now? From Native American oral traditions, sasquatch numbers were never described as high.
    • norseman
      Very possible.   But also with how we treat each other? It may not make a lick of difference.   https://www.nytimes.com/2019/07/27/world/americas/brazil-miners-amapa.html
    • Huntster
      That's why it's key to determine their genus after discovery. There is currently no other living species within the homo genus recognized as extant. But if one is discovered, presto!: another human species exists. Their legal status then gets negotiated and legally established worldwide by Science, the lawyers, the anthropologists, and the United Nations.   *Hmmmmmm..........maybe it would be better for all if they remain mythical, huh?.......*
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