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By norseman · Posted
Nothing? There is a boat load of it. Heck they are on Eagle Cams for cripes sake! You want answers…. I understand. But just like UAPs there is a incredible amount of pushback from the deep state. And I dont see any of that changing any time soon unfortunately. -
By norseman · Posted
They would lock it up. Because they are. I worked in the Bakken oilfield. Most of the field was in North Dakota. Where the motto was “drill, baby, drill”. But in Montana? We shut down for over a month for sage grouse mating season. The permits were not being written very fast either. Complete sawmill towns were destroyed by the Spotted owl. Gone. And as you said? The cattle industry is being eviserated by Wolves currently. The “resource” they are trying to protect is evidently anything not for the betterment of mankind. I am not an advocate for turning the whole thing into a asphalt parking lot. But most are not advocating a Amish lifestyle either. Most just want to have their cake and eat it too. They wanna live in a condo, with hot water and electricity, and a fully stocked box stores 5 minutes away while enjoying a pristine wilderness off their porch. 🤷🏻♂️ So back to Sasquatch? Obviously something else is going on because if it was a simple endangered animal? They would leverage its plight to the hilt. But they don't. So either the creature doesn’t exist? Or there is a fly in the soup. -
By Will · Posted
The wolves are an even better argument for you to make. I have been following closely what Colorado has done and how stupid it is. Certainly by allowing a certain electorate to vote on wildlife management laws. Did you know they don’t even allow foothold traps? And only two coyotes per day? Do they really think a coyote is gonna go in a box trap? Lol But the fact is if that land was locked up and it had vast amounts of oil and the price at the pump climbed significantly like it has, it wouldn’t continue. And that’s my whole point. I don’t think it’ll ever get to that level….if they even recognize this creature. They’re not gonna lock up the entire state of Alaska, so it can frolic. Causing the elimination any drilling or mining of fossil fuels, along with rare earth minerals or even gold. Sure these groups will try and maybe a certain political party will support it because they need high fossil fuel prices but it would be turned around. Either by the courts or the legislatures. -
By Will · Posted
As has already been said there’s plenty of land set aside for this beast to frolic. Not only that, they seem to be able to live anywhere. I would imagine once we make friends with them we won’t be able to keep them away from our dumpsters! Though with the way some people vote in this country, I can see the possibility of welfare Bigfeet. They’ll be the new homeless. The spotted owl is a great example, all the hoopla went away when they found it nesting in a Kmart sign. Of course it was never nesting in a Kmart sign, they set land aside for it, specifically old growth forest and then to the surprise of the officials, the old barred owl moved in and started killing them off. Then they thought, let’s kill off the barred owl maybe the spotted owl will have a chance. Well, that didn’t work, so now it’s functionally extinct. My main opinion is that once any of these things start affecting people’s pocketbooks by locking up our natural resources, people are not gonna stand for it. As has been mentioned there’s plenty of land, vast acreage already set aside. Besides, apparently Bigfoot can live anywhere. 🤷♂️
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