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My outing today was of the social variety, rather than research, but it was great to get out and be with other local researchers, after almost a year and a half of varying levels of restrictions on gatherings. We met at a small park in the mountains near Chilliwack, B.C. at about noon, and spent the whole afternoon enjoying good food and catching up on our efforts over the last year. The weather was perfect, with the heat wave moderating and the fire smoke easing for the day due to a refreshing breeze through the old cedars that shaded us. Besides myself, other BFF members there included MagniAesir, Grandcherokee, and Thomas Steenburg, as well as a few interested parties who are not on BFF. One of those is Darcy, who has been working on a full size Sasquatch sculpture in styrofoam, which got knocked over by a curious young lad of about 6 or 7, but only suffered minor damage.

https://www.sapiens.org/column/field-trips/neanderthal-locomotion/ I found this article interesting. They were not bumbling cave men. They were sprinters, better at climbing steep inclines and rested by squatting instead of sitting. Sounds a lot like Bigfoot. Ostman talks about them squatting and climbing I believe. And Krantz and Meldrum talks about their heels and toes presumably being longer.

This is a long time coming, much needed mountain town recreation. Free admission, live mountain town music, art exhibits, open air market. Specific bigfoot events are in the works. Sierra Bigfoot Music Festival August 27, 28 & 29 2021 Eproson Park Twain Harte, CA I'm not sure who to give the artistic credit to but this is a pretty cool fest image.

Another new member here. I was referred to this site and urged to join after I sponsored a recent outdoor event for SUFON (Seattle UFO Network) outside of Seattle. Most of the discussions over that weekend were about Bigfoot anyway.

Except Humans are apes bud!😉

It seems many people are set that these creatures are apes of some kind. I am not necessarily of that belief, and am open to the idea that they may be more human than we realize. Until more evidence comes in, who knows?

Sorta like..we are not 'over estimating' Sasquatch..but we are 'under estimating' the creature! We would be going that extra step! A step that many of us would not want to take, in believing that this creature is way beyond our understanding and our definitions! Hmmmm! I was not talking about man vrs Sasquatch! I was talking about Sasquatch vrs all the other creatures that we know about!

That one thing is a pretty big deal considering it has made us the most dominant species on the planet.

Aside from an intelect which can envision the abstract, we don't have anything that cannot be found in other creatures that we share the planet with!!;)

When I was younger I could hear a great many things most people didn't. Things like escalators. I could walk into the mall and point the direction to every one in the building. They made a horrible high-pitched screech. And the blue light from KMart. I could hear that light from the parking lot when I opened the car door. Completely impossible to go inside if that light was on. The sound was so loud it was like ice picks in my ears. Maybe they hear things we don't. 17x7

I wouldn't state that as a universal truth ... I don't find this to be true. Quite the opposite: as a researcher, I start with what amounts to an anecdote (report) and do the research to find the evidence. Expecting that to be provided for me is putting the cart in front of the horse. MIB

What makes me wary of a neanderthal-BF link here is neaderthals were not only butchering meat, they were making tools to butcher properly like 90k years ago. So they figured that out and while I am too lazy to look it up, I'll bet if they were that skilled with butchering, they were thinking of the best way to eat their meat. I will speculate they were probably using fire for that. As far as we know, they had a human constitution and eating raw meat will get you sick in a digestive sense, even if your body has built up a parasite resistance to eating it. So I will bet they figured that out too, at least conceptually by following their morning constitution patterns. They were also doing other early Homo stuff like making bead adornments long before Homo sapiens. None of this has a trace in BF culture.

New alleged photo circulating of Greg the blonde, dreadlocked Bigfoot with a 3 musketeers mustache and goatee.

Sometimes you need a bit of luck to give skill a chance, other times you need skill to give luck a chance. They're not mutually exclusive. The only advice I'd offer anyone is to be the bait ... be interesting rather than trying to be sneaky. The first most of us can manage, the latter .. we'd be fooling ourselves. Whatever happens or doesn't, enjoy the camping. It's a great excuse to eat the stuff we're not supposed to have at home. MIB

The bipedal locomotion is very similar to an experience I had. If anyone knows anymore about this I'd be interested in hearing about it.

I saw Sasquatch talking on a cell phone and drinking a pina colada in a Trader Vics today...his hair was perfect.