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  1. There is also the near infinite universe theory the astrophysicists advocate. Since the number of galaxies, stars in each galaxy, and number of planets around stars are very large numbers, on some planet much like earth, someone that looks much like me is typing about some creature that looks remarkably like BF. Time will tell, but when BF is accepted by science, perhaps some will remember what some of us have been saying. In the mean time, those of you who choose to do so, can call it all fantasy. Whatever floats your boat. But non-existence is the Titanic and will eventually sink.
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  2. It seems obvious they would survive just as the original Homo sapien settlers did. Make or take advantage of natural shelters, kill and store meat inside the shelters, and save their energy by kicking back on bed of moss or animal skins as long as necessary. BF hair (at least that from those southern states) is an excellent insulator; very little medulla. Stick close to home and restock the larder with local prey that burrow or travel nearby. Meat is the key; it generates the heat the body needs to survive. Disclaimer: This opinion is based on absolutely no personal knowledge, or experiences in the State of Alaska nor does the writer have any desire or intention to conduct on-site investigations to validate or discount that opinion. After spending a few hours last night on the windswept banks of the Saline River in central Arkansa when the temperature was ONLY 32 degrees while listening for Bigfoot vocals - and having the only vocal heard by my partner while I was in the van preparing the audio recording equipment - I have concluded that old age and daily aspirin intakes are no longer compatible with booger hunting in freezing weather, much less sub-freezing weather.
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  3. Well as the X-Files maintains, the truth is out there. There is a lot of conjecture about BF and some of it has to be pretty close to true. We may never know what.
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  4. You are on to an issue that has been debated here at length. No sign during the winter months is difficult to reconcile where access by humans is unlimited and snow covers the area. Any creature of that size would leave sign.
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