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    • xspider1
      ^ Yeah, your estimate is probably closer to the truth.  Although, me and my dog, Gracie, do look for BF in the bushes at our Botanic Garden here.  It's only a few acres though, with about 2 or 3 squirrels for food so; I wonder what their 'caloric intake' would be.  
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      Maybe a hundred?
    • xspider1
      Thanks for the numbers, I didn't realize that historic human population growth was so dramatic.  As I understand, the annual growth rate is currently only about .84% (probably for the best).  I even read  that human population is projected to actually decrease slowly starting sometime between 2050 and 2086 (2086 is as per the UN Populations Division).  I intend to look into the projected causes for that (along with about a billion other things on my 'research list', lol).  I currently ask AI/google/Siri/Alexa about 100 questions/day and I'm trying not to break the Internet...       How many people are actually looking for Bigfoot with any realistic chance/method of success though?  A few thousand??
    • Backdoc
      Not only is interesting I would have thought it would have provoked 50 posts by now 
    • norseman
      I think any hominid that is still eeking out an existence while sharing the planet with Homo Sapien cousins are gonna be dang good at avoidance. And part of that avoidance survival strategy will be being super sneaky. But it also ensures that they will be low in numbers. Too high of a population leads them into direct conflict with us. And when I mean “us”…. I mean Pleistocene Humans. A couple of hundred men armed with spears or bows and fire.   Only humans organize in such high numbers for combat. I think long ago they learned to stay hidden.    21 species in the genus Homo. Officially we are all that’s left. I don’t think that’s by chance.
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