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On an individual basis, yes. On a collective basis across hundreds and thousands of reports if analysed thoroughly, utter rubbish.

Hmmm ... if you're going to call someone out, be sure you can prove that they are lying first. Otherwise, you not only damage someone's reputation, you add to the spirit of dissent and ire that is often pervasive here. If someone is truly lying, I think they should be thrown out, but if you accuse them and are wrong, you should be thrown out instead. In other words, we should be cautious about casting the first stone. That's why I think it best to get someone's whole story ... to judge the whole story, not just the pieces we hope to hear or the pieces we intend not to hear. MIB

I wouldn't say that I have the most experience with the paranormal aspects of BF, considering some of the email conversations I've had with other members. I just don't have the good sense to keep it all to myself as they do. But to answer your question about what MK describes, yes.

If the bullets hit their intended mark, it is impossible for a creature that size not to be affected by multiple hits with the .30-06 cartridge.

A couple of things come to mind as I read this. 1. It is amazing how changing one's shape contributes to camouflage. My father hunted deer wearing a camo poncho and hat. When he sat down, he became a bump on the ground or a bush. No legs or arms to give a visible human outline. We tend to look for shapes and colors of what we expect to see. On different occasions he sat in the shade of a sapling beside a trail as animals moved VERY close to him. Once, he sat as a pair of coyotes stood inches from him. The male looked around Dad's head to see what was behind him. If BF curls up and changes it's shape, it becomes even harder to recognize because we aren't looking for bushes, rocks, or stumps. 2. I have twice 'lost' deer that were within feet of me. A friend and I were hunting and a buck bounced into a hayfield of waist high grass and dropped to it's belly before we could get off a shot. I stayed put to direct my friend who walked into the field to scare the buck out and, hopefully, we'd another shot. I could see the exact spot the deer dropped into. There was only grass for a hundred yards in each direction. We never did find that deer. Of course it moved on it's belly and managed to get away without us seeing it. My point is, if a stupid deer can do that, why are we surprised when something with some brains pulls it off. 17x7

BobbyO, do you remember the video that was posted here of Baboons that kidnapped wild dogs, raised them, and used them as pets and protection? I found it to be extremely eye opening when it came to primates and their relationship to dogs, of course in this situation the dogs themselves posed a threat to the Baboons, but I could see how a symbiotic relationship could arise in a similar way between coyotes and Sasquatch... http://video.search.yahoo.com/video/play;_ylt=A0LEViWewGBUER4AsuwPxQt.;_ylu=X3oDMTBsa3ZzMnBvBHNlYwNzYwRjb2xvA2JmMQR2dGlkAw--?p=gibbons+kidnap+wild+dogs&tnr=21&vid=BEE9FB8B5B39D7EA813FBEE9FB8B5B39D7EA813F&l=177&turl=http%3A%2F%2Fts1.mm.bing.net%2Fth%3Fid%3DUN.608018905333170200%26pid%3D15.1&rurl=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3D7I7-SADai3Y&sigr=11an6di9d&tt=b&***=Saudi+Arabian+Baboons+Kidnap+Puppies+%26+Raise+Them+As+Pets.&sigt=11q2k9fuq&back=http%3A%2F%2Fus.yhs4.search.yahoo.com%2Fyhs%2Fsearch%3Fp%3Dgibbons%2Bkidnap%2Bwild%2Bdogs%26type%3Dspd_dnldstr_14_21_ie%26param1%3D1%26param2%3Dcd%253D2XzuyEtN2Y1L1Qzuzy0AtDtDyE0EtByC0D0AyByEyC0EyC0AtN0D0Tzu0SzzyBtCtN1L2XzutBtFtBtDtFtCtAtFzztN1L1CzutCyEtDtAtDyD1V1TtN1L1G1B1V1N2Y1L1Qzu2SyDyEtD0C0EyDtCzytGzz0EyC0BtGtByDtD0EtGtB0A0AyCtGtDzy0Azyzz0AtDtD0D0E0FyB2QtN1M1F1B2Z1V1N2Y1L1Qzu2SyE0FyDyDyDtDtD0EtGtD0C0D0DtGtDyB0FtCtGyE0F0AyEtGtDtCyDtB0B0AtByDyDyBzzzy2Q%2526cr%253D1322096769%2526ir%253D140305_a%2526elng%253Den%2526elcl%253Dus%2526a%253Dspd_dnldstr_14_21_ie%2526f%253D1%2526cat%253Dweb%2526ulng%253Den-US%25252Cen%25253Bq%25253D0.8%2526sid%253D330d2832f0fa38123ca72f56fbd8d07c%2526stype%253Dspd_dnldstr_14_21_ie%2526sesid%253Decc82285ca664e08597d4721812f7c89%2526abid%253D35%2526abg%253D88%2526ipblock%253D%2526csr%253D0%2526b%253DChrome%2526bv%253D38.0.2125.111%2526os%253DWindows%252B7%2526cc%253Dus%2526ip%253D73.44.155.62%2526p%253Dspeedial%26hsimp%3Dyhs-fullyhosted_003%26hspart%3Dironsource%26ei%3DUTF-8&sigb=1re609v71&hspart=ironsource&hsimp=yhs-fullyhosted_003 The print I concluded was most likely of human origin, it can be accounted for with a vibram 5 toe show, which does resemble the sole print as well as lacks the normal tread. I bet a lot of these will be mistaken for real prints, and that is why I sent it off to Cliff. I vacillate only because of the circumstances of finding the print, it was seemingly done in the darkness of night. I would think with the lack of tread on the shoe it would not be a logical choice for a run in the snow.