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    • Huntster
      He lives and operates in top shelf sasquatch habitat. It's sorta' like running into polar bears in Honduras or around Hudson Bay. The Hudson Bay adventures will have the greatest odds of polar bear encounters.........if you're crazy enough to want one........
    • Backdoc
      In just 20-30 minutes shadows change quite a bit.  I was seated outside for lunch with too much sun on my face outside the large table umbrella.   I put on sunglasses.  In no time it seemed, my face was in the shade by the time the appetizer arrived.   By the time my lunch arrived I was nearly fully in the shade.   Just like Gimlin that day, I was not noting the exact times.  It was just early afternoon lunchtime.       Hard to know about Gimlin's statements as 30 min one way or another could make a diff on shadows.    I remember Bill Munns showed this effect with a board in his book, "When Roger Met Patty"     Assuming it got noticeably dark around 5pm or so.  I'll accept whatever the best facts can tell us.  If it's 2 pm great.  If it is 3 pm fine by me.    My hope is the high tech recreation made by Lazy Cowboy could help us determine this as well as many other facts.         My hope was/is Lazy Cowboys recreation would act as an accurate sundial esp. matched up with the PGF images.    
    • Trogluddite
      ^^^ You're lucky to have had two encounters.  While I'm in the woods a modest amount, I know that the math is against having an encounter.  Thus, I do work where I can on the topic.
    • MIB
      ^^^^ I come to the same conclusion via a different path: comparing what's shown on the film to what I saw in person, twice, 35 ish years apart.    There was no possibility of a hoax in either instance, the first would have proven fatal and the second was far beyond human physical ability.    The odds that those to guys concocted a hoax coincidentally consistent with both of those two very different situations is .. zero.      There are some puzzles to me that crop up from the followup investigation though.    My interest is mostly curiosity .. leaves me wondering if we know even as much as we think we know.
    • georgerm
      I agree with socialBigfoot  and Bigfoot's may bury their dead for various reasons. The more we learn about Bigfoots the more we realize that they are closely related to humans, and that they have a language as what was discussed in the Sierra sounds video and by Ron Moorehead. There is a possibility that they bury their dead out of respect for each deceased individual in their clan like structure that can be as small as a parent and a few children or as large as several parents and many children even grandparents. This was discussed in a thread that I recently submitted, but very few responded to. This thread told of a large community of Bigfoots that continually raided a nearby Indian village, and this resulted in a massive annihilation of the Bigfoot tribe that I believe lived in Oklahoma. The thread is still posted.    This picture shows a more peaceful event in the lives of Native Americans and Sasquatch.  
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