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Another beast of a rifle, the 2 bore Tyrannosaurus, an awfully/painfully light 27lb beauty: https://www.firearmsnews.com/editorial/tyrannosaurus-2-bore-rifle/365185 One can have exploding rounds made for it too, just in case 11,675 ft/lbs of energy isn't enough. Up to 3500gr slug available but only the 2500 has been tried apparently (with 300ft/lbs of recoil)

Agreed, but your original question bordered on calling me a liar, because you know full well, if I had video of Sasquatch or some other creature building the nest, that I would plaster that video all over the internet. I don't really accept the burden of proof, because I am just sharing what I find. I suggest that the nests are made by Bigfoot, but obviously I don't know everything. If somebody could demonstrate to me a certain known animal was building these kinds of nests, then I would have to agree, but I truly believe that these nests are built by Bigfoot. The stick structures that we see on youtube all the time are mostly BS in my opinion, for a variety of reasons. Most of the structures are found at State/National park marked walking trails. Most of the structures could have been made by anyone. Most of the structures give no protection against precipitation. And guess what, I don't see these types of structures where I know the forest people live, beyond a shadow of a doubt in my opinion. And then you have the ubiquitous "X" structure. Well guess what, any time 2 sticks meet in the woods, an "x" is formed! No, the X structures are being misinterpreted. They push trees over not to make an "x", but rather to make it difficult for you to travel in a certain direction. Along with the "X's", they will spread out branches and sticks, in such a manner, that you will be unable to approach, without stepping on a stick and making a noise which will alert them to your presence. Don't be afraid to confront me, because I will always provide the most truthful answer that I can muster, with no hard feelings, unless you attack my family, my God, or my President. Thanks for engaging.