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Although this is a video/documentary, I believe the theories this guy advances go beyond the video itself and are worthy of more discussion. His video lays out an interesting argument for Denisovans being the "wild men" of history and of our more modern-day Sasquatch sightings. Some of the information in this video has been talked about here before, but he does an excellent job of tying it all together. He shows how the Denisovan fossil evidence we've gathered so far could point to Sasquatch. He also talks about the historical distribution of wild-man stories matching the speculated range of the Denisovans. Another very interesting topic he presents is the early-man "avoidance" theory. This is where one group of human-species adopts a more primitive or "wild" lifestyle to avoid having to interact with more technologically-advanced groups of "humans." This would lessen the chances of being killed-off or absorbed. Over tens of thousands of years, the more "wild" human-species group would develop enhanced physical characteristics like being, larger, hairier, faster, better night vision, etc. As I said, some of this information has already been discussed in this forum, but this is the first time I've seen one source that links it all together in one theory. Interesting! https://youtu.be/vN9q8ewDQs0?si=Eyi6vE2g2PH2XEJz
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Why is the Forest Service and BLM so quiet about Bigfoot?
Huntster replied to georgerm's topic in General Bigfoot Discussion
If the Sierra Sounds, Ostman story, Muchalat Harry story, and others strongly indicate a spoken sasquatch language, these creatures might very well be taxonomically categorized as of the homo genus, and thus they would be "human", just like Neanderthals, Denisovans, Florensiensis, etc. They would have "human rights". And yes, they wouldn't have any lawyers among their midst, but there are never shortages of homo sapiens lawyers (especially of the environmental type) who would love to represent them. -
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Will replied to georgerm's topic in General Bigfoot Discussion
Can’t give rights to animals….how would they even accept them? They won’t even defend their new land. Thanks but I would have rather had that on video. I didn’t even have time to hit the brakes. Lol -
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norseman replied to georgerm's topic in General Bigfoot Discussion
That is what Huntster and MIB have proposed. If given some sort of indigenous rights? It might be more than “locked up”. It might not even be theirs any more. My buddy is Lake band and they won their hunting rights back in Canada. https://www.spokesman.com/stories/2021/apr/23/colville-tribes-member-wins-pivotal-case-as-canadi/ -
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Elk herd tonight! IMG_4123.mov
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Why is the Forest Service and BLM so quiet about Bigfoot?
norseman replied to georgerm's topic in General Bigfoot Discussion
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Huntster replied to georgerm's topic in General Bigfoot Discussion
Yeah, dash cams should be standard equipment for legal reasons. I caught some road rage the other day, and had it gone bad, I would have had it all on cam. I also almost got a guy on cam getting run over trying to cross the Parks Hwy on foot. I still can't believe he didn't get hit. -
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Will replied to georgerm's topic in General Bigfoot Discussion
I don’t and I need to get one. I had a guy cut in front of me on the beltway and I still don’t know how he cleared me and the car diagonal from me. -
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Will replied to georgerm's topic in General Bigfoot Discussion
But not locked up for Sasquatch. - Yesterday
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JKH replied to georgerm's topic in General Bigfoot Discussion
https://www.calexplornia.com/yucca-man/ -
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Huntster replied to georgerm's topic in General Bigfoot Discussion
I think it's the ultimate minority in the soup. -
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Huntster replied to georgerm's topic in General Bigfoot Discussion
They locked up most of Alaska in 1980. -
Why is the Forest Service and BLM so quiet about Bigfoot?
Huntster replied to georgerm's topic in General Bigfoot Discussion
I don't think they live in deserts. They might traverse them. -
Why is the Forest Service and BLM so quiet about Bigfoot?
Huntster replied to georgerm's topic in General Bigfoot Discussion
There is a lot of heat sensing video out there claimed to be sasquatches. It's useless to prove anything. I pay it no attention whatsoever. If Patty is Bob in a suit, a red heat blob is even more so, even without the suit. Three of the biggest photo evidence tool improvements over the past 40 years are cell phones, dash cams, and game cams. I have all three, but don't live in good sasquatch habitat, and my area has few reports. I use my game cam at bear bait stations. I have lots of pics of bears, foxes, wolverines, and even curious moose. Remarkably, over many years, not a single pic of a wolf, even though I've interacted with them many times in person. One of the most controversial game cam pics is the Jacobs pic. People still argue about what it is. There are lots of game cam pics of supposed sasquatches, and they prove nothing. I only have one dash cam, and it's in my daily driver, primarily for legal reasons. I never installed one in my pickup/camper, and so guess which rig I had grizzlies cross the road in front of me? Do you have a dash cam? How many folks do you think do? I've seen numerous dash cam videos from police cars. Again, they prove nothing. Cell phones? People get sasquatch videos on their phones regularly. One of my favorites is the Mission BC video. It proves nothing. -
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Will replied to georgerm's topic in General Bigfoot Discussion
Yeah, I just watched it. -
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Why is the Forest Service and BLM so quiet about Bigfoot?
norseman replied to georgerm's topic in General Bigfoot Discussion
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. -
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norseman replied to georgerm's topic in General Bigfoot Discussion
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. -
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Will replied to georgerm's topic in General Bigfoot Discussion
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. -
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Will replied to georgerm's topic in General Bigfoot Discussion
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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Will replied to georgerm's topic in General Bigfoot Discussion
I agree there needs to be a body. I’m just fascinated that a body can even be considered when there isn’t any definitive evidence, even with all this technology for the past 10 years. Is that not striking to you? I’ve been coming on this site for 20+ years and still nothing. We’ve gone from disposable cameras to some of the best camera and video equipment, then infrared and cheap night vision. Remember what night vision used to cost? First generation, second generation, third generation! And still nothing…. I do think there’s something to this big hairy beast, but I have yet to see or hear of a good explanation of what this is and why the government continues to keep it under wraps. It’s the same with aliens. We all know they exist, but it is still kept in secret -
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norseman replied to georgerm's topic in General Bigfoot Discussion
If you lived in the west it would be crystal clear. From Spotted Owls to Wolves to Bull trout. The federal big stick is very real. -
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norseman replied to georgerm's topic in General Bigfoot Discussion
I consider much of our media evidence good. It’s not a bear or a human in a cheap Gorilla costume. So what is it? Regardless no matter how elusive it is? Only physical evidence will settle the matter. And no matter how good our media evidence is? It will never be good enough. -
Julie and Alan will be coming on. Julie writes "In 1989, I married a service member, and he received a TAD school assignment to 29 Palms, California. In October of that year, when I was about five months pregnant, we left the East Coast and moved to California. We rented a house on the hill going into the Yucca Valley National Monument. It was a beautiful house, and we thought we were very lucky to find such a nice place at a reasonable price. The house had two bedrooms and a really large, open den filled with windows that offered an amazing view of 29 Palms and the surrounding area at night. We put our five-year-old daughter in one bedroom. The other bedroom had a terrible coldness to it, so we basically used it as a cooler. We set up our bedroom in the open den area instead. We had been there about a month when things took a crazy turn. The desert gets cold at night, so we had the natural gas tank filled to use for heat and bought wood for the fireplace, which we kept on the adjoining carport. Within about a week, all the gas was gone from the tank. We called the realtor, and they sent out a crew to check for a gas leak, but none was found. They refilled the tank, only for it to be empty again a week later. Then the toilet started overflowing, and this God-awful, filthy water began coming up into the bathtub and sinks. We called the realtor again, and they sent out a crew to snake the drain lines. They eventually tore up the backyard looking for possible tree roots or anything else that might be interfering with the drainage. Nothing was found. Then the lights started turning themselves on and off. The oven would shut off on its own. It was crazy. We called the realtor again, and they sent out an electrician. He called me out back to where the electrical lines were attached to the house at the meter. He pointed at the lines and asked, "Ma'am, do you see the lines?" I told him I did. He shook his head, kind of laughed, and said, "This house should not have power. It isn't connected to the meter at all." He was right. It wasn't connected. The guy grabbed his gear, said, "Nope," and left. I stood there completely amazed. When my husband came home, I showed him what the electrician had found. He told me to contact the realtor, but they never sent another electrician. Not long after that, our daughter woke us up screaming. When we got to her, she told us that the Indian man was going to get her. This became a nightly occurrence, and eventually, we moved her into the den with us. My husband would also wake up screaming and fighting, saying he was being attacked by a giant black bear. There are so many other things that happened inside and outside that house. I would love to tell you more about those experiences, as well as a strange ball of light encounter I had about two years ago on the property where I currently live. My husband saw it, too." Listen to the Podcast
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Why is the Forest Service and BLM so quiet about Bigfoot?
Will replied to georgerm's topic in General Bigfoot Discussion
Agreed, they certainly have plenty already set aside.
