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By the kills that have been found that cannot be explained by other animals. Like limbs being ripped off deer or stomachs being torn open but not cut by knives. The necks of deer or even elk or maybe even moose being twisted around and broken that has no explanation. I mean when you see flesh that has been ripped apart by extreme force and not by teeth, how can one explain this. Can you imagine the strength it takes to rip a limb off a deer especially the back limb as though it is a chicken limb. The tear that is in the flesh where it would take a sharp hatchet and a sharp knife to cut it off. Except the tear is all jagged like it was pulled off and torn off. I am talking about the skin and the muscle and all the nerves with the connecting tissues just ripped right off . where the rest of the skin just hangs to the side where you know that a knife was not used. Kind a of makes you feel bad for the animal that went through this if it was still alive. All I know is that I sure do not want to be on the end of a pissed off Bigfoot creature and be torn apart like those deer I have found.. Sad events

" I personally do not think their brain is wired to carry a thought process from selecting or fabricating a spear point, lashing it to a pole, and using it as spear to down a deer. If it were, we would be finding artifacts they have constructed laying around " I believe that they have a much simple solution to hunting and that is the use of picking up a rock and throwing it and hitting it's prey. Rather then chasing down and causing injury to them selves it might be easier for them to stun their prey with a rock and dispatching it this way. Two different way of thinking and two different ways of survival where we live one way and they live their way. As humans we just have developed in a another form of survival then theirs.

BF could full well know what a rifle scope is and what it does but I don't think so. There are too many reports of people shooting at BF and they just stand there looking as if they do not understand what is happening at the moment. We see little to indicate they understand technology. I personally do not think their brain is wired to carry a thought process from selecting or fabricating a spear point, lashing it to a pole, and using it as spear to down a deer. If it were, we would be finding artifacts they have constructed laying around. Humans have done those constructs for over a million years at this point, through several evolutionary stages as humans and in doing so we find constructed artifacts wherever we find signs they have been there. Just the fact BF stack poles into tepee structures without some sort of lashing is telling to me. Humans have lashed stuff together for 100s of thousands of years they want to stay together. And one would think if BF brains could understand the process, they would imitate humans and do similar things. We have no evidence they do. I know some argue that they really do not need a spear when they can chase down a BF on foot. But if you assume that to be the case, you have to assume they are totally unlike lazy humans and always looking for a better easier way to do something. Humans have always looked for a better, easier way to do things like kill. Weapon development has always led human technical development. We see none of that with BF. Which pretty much makes my point about the way their brain is wired.

Right. Likewise "ish". If there is another scientifically viable explanation for what I've seen, I want to know what it is. I'm not talking about, nor accepting of, the sort of insulting, scoffing dismissal I get from the likes of dmaker or Squatchy, but something that truly fits. In the end, it's not about consensus, it's not about having anyone else believe me, it's internal. It's not a game. If I did not truly see what I saw, then I need to go have myself locked up. "Period." MIB