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  1. I had a small digital camera hidden on me most of the time. For the first few years I had a small digital recorder in my camper shell at night by an open window. (Wasn't worth much.) Then I had a small cargo trailer built to my specs as a "one man" camper. When received, I rewired it so that everything was operated from an on-board deep cycle marine battery. I built, wired and installed an electrical panel board with switched circuits with voltages reduced as needed for particular equipment, and outlets for infrared lights and sound amplifiers on top of the camper, and two security cameras with two monitors beside my bed. I converted a small TV reception dish to an amplified sound dish that sat about 50 feet from the camper. It was connected through the panel board to a tape recorder (45 min record time each side). I depended on the clicking "end tape" sound to awaken me and turn the tape over or put in a new one. I missed a lot of good sounds that woke me up AFTER the tape had ended. (Slept through one good one though that the recorder picked up.) I now have a dandy; the Zoom Hnex. I can let it run all night, and it don't miss much. Won't be using the infrared light much now, have a small Covert brand "black-out" cam to set up facing the food prep area and rear end of the trailer. It's been a long, tiresome learning process, and I won't be able to do it alone much longer. That's why my reports and responses to questions like yours are so tediously long; I want to make it easier for those that's just getting into this wacky hobby to bypass the mistakes I've made, and consider the things that have worked for me. Regards, and thanks for your patience.
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  2. I wonder if any of the early explorers ever tried to get BF to sign a treaty.
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  3. I have been told by many older residents of areas having a significant population of these creature that the creatures were put on earth by nature or an unknown entity so that when the "civilized" humans that control it, and who are "hell bent" on destroying themselves and their man-made habitat, the creatures will be the ones to take in and care for those people that have lived in peace with them in the rural areas for generations. I've heard that for over 50 years. Back then it did make a little sense; now it's beginning to make a h--- of a lot more sense. Think about it; if the major cities of the world were destroyed, but a part of the population survived, what would happen to them? In particular, if THIS country's largest cities, along with their infrastructure, was turned to ruins, how would the people left alive survive after all the edibles were consumed, with no fuel or electrical power. It's like the song says. " A country boy can survive." Bigfoot is the ultimate country boy; and country boys help those that can't help themselves. This world, and this country, is fast approaching that scenario. That handwriting is on the wall.
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  4. Hello Cotter, If you look a bit deeper you'll se that Zecharia Stichin has absolutely no credibility at all. His translation of Sumerian text is severely flawed regarding the Annunaki.......Sorry way off topic but this particular rabbit hole is a farce. Believe me I've been in it! Tellinger's 2005 book is based on Stichin's hair-brained hypothesis. 'Nuff said.
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  5. Just don't get them wet or feed them after midnight.
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