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I don't know if the infrasound was produced by a bigfoot because I did not see what produced it, but why would you think it requires a silent laser beam when the tiger you mentioned does not need that. If the infrasound I recorded was produced by an animal, what North American animal produces infrasound capable of producing physiological effects on humans? That has been commonly reported by people having bigfoot contact. Rather than tag some unknown to science, producer of infrasound in North America, logic and even common sense would have me suggest that BF might be the source. Meldrum even suggests this in his book. There is an entire thread that you should have read by now on my experience with infrasound. Read that then ask questions. The 30 yards is based on me examining the location where the footsteps stopped, I heard a giant thud as I believe the BF smelled or saw me and went into a crouch, and 15 seconds later did a rapid wood knock. When I went into the location where all these sound came from I found the forest soil disturbed. That is how I determined the distance. This has all been previously reported by me several times. Finally this exchange points out quite plainly that for some people with skeptic issues, the problem seems to be reading retention. They ignore entire threads, and ignore previous reports from individuals.

I have posted it. There is a whole thread on it. I don't see any reason to post all that again. The Thread is titled "Infrasound Event Preliminary Report" Unreal! Skeptics rule I guess! I think an apology is in order.

Interesting.......... . In the comments, Haskell Hart asks what the stacked bones were from and what the creature ate. I'm betting it was a skeptic.

You know how I know a writer like Kylie Hill is talking out of his/herposterior in that piece linked above. Simple. They do stupid things like decorate their piece with cartoons of the P/G film and nary a mention of what is show on the film. Might as well head it with, "I have no earthly of what I write about. Ignore all that follows." You want to step up to the Bigs? T rot your flippant tush over to Bill Munns' turf and take him on toe-to-toe, and explain to him why you can ignore those images. Until you do, you will be in the category of a pseudo-scientific poser only.

In 2007, Bill Miller and myself were about 15 kilometers up Garnet Creek F.S.R. in south west British Columbia, riding in Bills 6 wheel Polaris Ranger when ahead we spotted a shoe on the side of the trail. A little further up we came across a discarded small pack and a second shoe, both of which which looked as though it had been lying around for some time? only a few paces from there were a dry creek bed passes over the old road, (Spring runoff stream, now dry) we found the spinal column and rib cage that to Bill and myself looked as though it could be human? no other part of the skeleton was around. But there was weathered and hard to read papers in the pack. We took that with us and brought the pack to the RCMP. They asked us if we found any other remains, we hadn't, and then the strange part happened. He asked if we were going back up there. We said yes, thinking a team or something would be following us, he then handed us a orange plastic bag, like the ones you use when racking leaves, and said, "Bring the remains in for us will you?". We kind of looked at each other in disbelief for a moment. And i think I said something like, "Well can you at least tell the boys at the check stops what we are doing so we don't get a hard time for having possible human remains in our truck"! He chuckled and told us not to worry about it. Well we did go back and bag the remains and brought them in. The officer said something about the pack we brought in might belong to a man who had been missing for 4 years? However we were never informed of any follow up investigation. Hardly C.S.I. That might not be the creepiest or scariest thing to happen to me in 37 years of research but it was the weirdest. Thomas Steenburg

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