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  1. There is an amount of distortion to tracks at times but you won't have enough distortion to account for the growth of the track yet retain fine detail. The tracks I referred to earlier were made in dry dust over a fairly firm base. There's no mud. There's no sliding, no smearing. Obviously no melting of snow. So how do you account for tracks that are 3 inches longer than the longest "toe shoes" available at the time yet retain massive fine detail which is visible in the photographs I took? Its not quite to dermal ridge level of detail but the creases at the toe joints were clear and crisp. In this case, distortion of tracks? <<LAUGHABLE.>> Not merely laughable but so clear it makes the person suggesting distortion look like an absolute imbecile. MIB
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  2. Same pictures. The experts I have spoken with said unshod feet would be spread apart more . In the case of the of footprint casts I have seen or pictures of it looks more like they have been wearing shoes , The Patterson film is one of those. As you know I am a big fan of the film. I agree with what you said about injuries and abnormalities. It is my personal non expert opinion most if not all footprints of the mythical beasts are faked. I was once very intrigued by the crippled Bossberg tracks . Not anymore . I think they were faked by Ivan Marx.
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