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  1. I have always felt the government was aware of the US BF population based on a number of reported BFRO reports and other stories and conclude they are working behind the scene to help keep them hidden. This was really just a hunch, but it made logical sense to me. If you recall a couple of months ago there was a disagreement between the Monroe KY sheriff and state fish and game about what exactly killed a families horses. The sheriff concluded large cat (Mt. Lion) and the F&G pushed heavily it was not a predator and blame the owner. Here is the interview with the sheriff: https://www.facebook.com/NickBeresNC5/videos/694361530922438/ It is obvious to me that F&G is working to protect Mt. Lions in KY by denying their existence to the extent of framing a man for a crime here clearly did not commit. Sound familiar?
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  2. You need to look at both height and weight, as well as the ability to move. Most humans over 8 feet tall have numerous health problems and rarely athletic. Robert Wadlow died from an infection caused by Ill fitting shows. His peripheral nervous system was impaired. When you look at humans that have weighed over 800 lbs, how many are over 7 feet tall and mobile. When you look at people over 8 feet tall how many are over 600 lbs and mobile
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  3. Often 8 feet tall? Show me ONE basketball player that is 8 feet tall...... There are none. Nice try. AND 800 LBS!!! LMAO!!! All Humans have a longitudinal arch. Some are more flexible than others. I do not think that qualifies as the same thing as what we see in Bigfoot. Bigfoot shops at Home Depot? Nonsense. The dont use fire because they are afraid of forest fires? Nonsense. Your really grasping at straws here. Hypertrichosis is extremely rare is Humans. No where has it been reported that Bigfoot lacks a full body of hair..... your making my case for me. If Bigfoot was a human? He would exhibit the same hairless bodies we Humans have, except in super rare cases. So the bulk of the reports would be bare skinned Bigfoot reports. Which we obviously do not see..... And you are welcome to ignore the FACTS and continue on with your ill informed opinion. Of course Bigfoot is related to us, how closely related to us is up for speculation until a body is brought in. But to claim they are Homo Sapiens and thats why DNA samples often times come back as Homo Sapien is preposterous. With it more likely caused by amateur researchers not using gloves and masks and taking precautions during collections. Or crackpot DNA researchers contaminating the samples themselves or reading the results wrong. The fact of the matter is that Humans are not capable of living in winter without fire, shelter or tools. No Human is 8 ft tall and 800 lbs. No human runs down bull Elk from behind and pulls up on the head until the spine shatters instantly killing it. No Human swims in the icy waters of SE Alaska to cross from one side of a fjord to the other. NO HUMAN! This is something else entirely....... Im not saying its a dumb beast. I consider all primates intelligent and the great apes at the head of the class. But it doesnt fit in with us behaviorally and it doesnt fit in with morphologically. No way....
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  4. Hey NatFoot.....they do, this is a tough area if you are barefoot, and would destroy mortal feet. I have always worn extremely minimalist shoes, love the flexibility and 'feel' of the ground, but have to watch my step for sure. The most dangerous thing you will encounter hiking is your next step. This was a while back, but don't think I posted.......I have mentioned through the years about the amazing Lulu the Wolf, and how incredible it is to have her for my hiking buddy! My other dogs will not track the Hairymen out here, the Wolf will, knows I'm looking, and pretty sure shes been playing with one of the Juviefoot's for years, they know where I live too. One night, Lulu was excited about something that was out front, but it was very late, and I didn't give it much mind, however in the morning, I found this muddy print by the front window.
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  5. It evolved that way. There are plenty of examples of the same trait evolving in different species it's called convergent evolution. No need to learn or teach anything. https://www.mnn.com/earth-matters/animals/blogs/8-uncanny-examples-convergent-evolution
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  6. Yes, but I only eat females. And when I drink beer, I prefer Dos Equis.
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  7. If you actually had confidence in your conviction then you would have no need to defend your position constantly. Perhaps a change of hobby would help. Eating more beans for example.
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  8. Do these Bigfeet like Luck's Baked Beans?
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