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I see your Nandi bear and raise you a Drop Bear...

I think sasquatches are smart enough not to waste energy. They must coordinate hunting with the current weather conditions. I'm told they check their meat-e-r-ologist daily!

I don't know how to explain the variances in what is reported....but let's step back a second. We believe there's an unrecognized ape/hominid roaming the forests of NA and Asia. It's been undiscovered, officially, and there's enough of them to breed. Now, take that comment - as wild as it sounds - and say - "No, there's actually four different types of these hominids - maybe even more. We just haven't gotten lucky enough to really prove they're physical animals living in our forests. It's because they all are able to possess culture to pass down the rule to be afraid of humans." Mountain lions are, same with black bears, mostly afraid of humans and will slip away. There are still young ones, old ones and just plain stupid ones, who walk around neighborhoods or hide up under porches. I say that as a believer....but we seem to make some pretty wild claims/assumptions to explain some things away that are just not that easy.

A truly amazing story. 20 points in 4 minutes by a kid who fetches water and towels off his team members. It was heartwarming to see everyone pulling for him and celebrating his special moments. In a world you sometimes wonder about, stories like this help to renew one's faith in your fellow mankind (and womenkind too!). The one thing you know is it just makes you feel good.

All a sasquatch would need is to see is the little hairless ones use their boomsticks to kill an elk 300 yards away. One could only imagine what a sasquatch would think when it see a little hairless one drop a 1,200lb coastal brown in its tracks with a boomstick. Uh oh! No doubt my strategy would be to move farther away and have night time the preferred venue to interact with the little skinny ones.

That probably has alot to do with aggressive encounters as well. I seem to recall on Sasquatch Chronicles I have heard that there may be as many as four sub-species of Sasquatch like creatures inhabiting North America. The sub-arctic variety was claimed to be the largest, most aggressive, and most carnivorous variety. Not sure how much stock to place in these claims of multiple sub species, but it is certainly a possibility.

Sure, any intelligent creature would walk away if they could. But what about those in the Headless Valley in northern Alberta? They cannot simply walk away---to where, Calgary? No solution there. And what about across Northern Siberia. see map Siberia map (freeworldmaps.net) I think the coldest area is the mouth of the Lena River. It is many hundreds of miles through thick forests to go South. If bigfoot is drying meat or fish, wouldn't fire be necessary? Is there any evidence for bigfoot and fire? If so, I have not heard it. Eskimos freeze meat and Neanderthals certainly did. But you have to wait for cold weather to do this. You would have to kill the animal in cold weather -- cold enough to freeze the meat rather quickly. Bigfoot hibernation: so most think bigfoot just kinda slowed down in winter, sheltered in some way, and reduced his metabolism?