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  1. ^^^ Norseman, I believe that you have Dusky Grouse in your area. Another fine example of a bird with loud and repetitive hoots. I have the Sooty Grouse. Both were called 'Blue Grouse' until 2006 when they were split into 2 groups. The Sooty Grouse has very loud, low frequency hoots. The hoots can be heard over a mile away. In my area, the Sooty Grouse does sets of 5 hoots. It sounds like wood knocking. The repetition is precise and seems mechanical. It gets better. The Sooty Grouse is considered to be ventriloquial. I had one that would follow me. Always above and behind me. Drove me crazy.. One day, it came out the tree tops like an out of gas Hail Mary pass and landed several feet away. Odd for a game bird to land by a human. It walked around for awhile. Interesting diet of pine needles that these Grouse have. Lots of food.
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  2. One huge problem with this ...Google Earth doesn't take street views in the middle of the forest. In order for this to be a shot of a Sas in the wild, it would have to be on the forest floor taking a portrait, Google only shoots pics of the forest from a satellite out in space, not from a Prius with a camera on it's roof.
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  3. Yes, but what I am getting at isn't typical chest beating. It could be a different style where a BF doesn't feel threatened of is trying to be a dominant creature in maybe a mating situation. It would be more similar in a chest beating or hand clapping version of a soft double tree knock. It could happen that way. A chest beating sequence that is more subtle and less aggressive sounding. All speculation of course if the source was actually a Sasquatch to begin with. Could have been foot stomping for all we know.
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  4. Norseman: "Sorry WSA..... but if Patty chose to breed with you? You would not live through the experience. She would crush you. "So what conclusions can we draw from those facts? Well It would seem to me that Sasquatch is a distinct species from Humans and not as closely related as some people would think. And if it was possible that Sasquatch could interbreed with Humans? We would have detected hybrids in the Native population already. "It didnt happen. So why didnt it happen?" Colville indians, Patrick ... the story of Patrick says It Happened. Patrick: Human-Bigfoot Hybrid? If Patrick was indeed half bigfoot, that makes bigfoot homo. Still, I don't know that his mother's story was ever proven, tho circumstances make it more than likely. Patrick was said to have a particular talent ... one we don't mention much except in the Habituators' part of the forum. No one could beat him at poker. Was he full on telepathic?
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