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  1. The latest info... https://lm.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.blogtalkradio.com%2Fmonsterxradio%2F2018%2F03%2F18%2Fbigfoot-research-science-and-nests-with-the-olympic-projects-derek-randles&h=ATOjNRjxckLnCTACByKpIyZyTCW_bdDLvlPVkjbvjabpa75eXd6BD63s4vyQX4-x7v-L6HboqXjQo0l6GoJ3xEc2LUrbV1ioKoHo4EDkg9Chhz0A_-uGaahnnjy7Aq7d__N2ey9IrNvN5A6dVzZwXtV95qfDDk6b2N0-Fx5pxASSmFE1cKgT8G3fx4Iul3mvF85KQWS4dVeQOkAKXMYd9xO3Cf-P0bCMNXUMN5btCCI5rSdIIff78DO7U69m0qUclGJQW-WVM--Z9UShqrBp0oaeKmth2h9s5kSNkKYlYgxHi9x5F6_J_IlvOhbVJ1vcnCWnnHgn6qjWi9A4S2UC35DcL-ANW9NMEj46UiaYR5KtxcCmQher67nt1Wch7anB2vdDJXdkYDMugZ-yqu5iPPakvoWp9vPf1OaADJDo2nMyUVrtcmp3VI9QXANmnXPJL5zm4KwlXXJfGqqnc_7jKqyvc38a3kXgaFZV71UhJk9v80dP-a2ZcfOmAYeL3TcL5NitYQmZKDRmJ48py9TOMXRd6kv0XOUSbrbNqbF-RE3IGgyFN2Ke477KmeMSR12O4lVe3PHhMjQOTa4pm9RLA_h522KxhqPrg_v8jAnufaO6pFHXL0LJEfNrF6hSuu1K-tlnj6x6fRAFhtyvTu31JpUACKyiI6DGUd4gVH1xIb-BTWI93v1kqYBYY-LO4rvwO1lz3apqgsB00i0UDrZ3Ws5j3JMCOF0mU5NNnZ1XsWcUwAsQX91qZyXq_Ls12jAgQz4uIZSewTJRafZP_-PgLg0I96s6T7ilWIoOf1guK2XZVesKdy5CdwjvBkKfJf_J-93e66XPZYWXIGiDx4UVpnS5x19P1pGHCaphTTmn4LKXabIre_pbkuzMQ2argCj7d9B7CTjQTA48drkAlLDP9oUaYjtlygvLJNNt9p_ZEoPnbBUiH1rnnOql15b9M6nlpzYxSMv0vmxX0Sd_0C002Dprch9aGGLseOStNv690U2g1p1klKnvK8G5&s=1
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  2. I have seen photos of purported knuckle prints, and that may be more likely than a flat hand print if the hand is being used as a balance point. I ran your photo through a program called PhotoZoom Pro 6 Brian, it is designed specifically to pull detail from prints. I went very light on the artifact reduction as that can have a blurring effect, used it just enough to smooth out the pixelization. I cropped the result to show just the foot, hand and "knee" print portions. I didn't use the unsharp mask (a seemingly counter-intuitive term photo editing software uses for the tool used to increase sharpness), just what is called "crispness" in the program.
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  3. I was not aware this event was happening but will put it on my calendar for future years. Since this is in Nebraska, I would ask why it is held in winter? I am a mixologist and would love to compete in a bigfoot drink contest. The secret to mixology is any drink can be named anything you want. While I can't think of a precise Bigfoot cocktail recipe at the moment, I have one for cryptids. 1/2 ounce Black Rum 1/2 ounce dragonfruit purée 1 ounce pomegranate juice Build in a pint glass with ice. Garnish with black or red licorice (pomegranate is a natural laxative
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