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Hello! I have had a few different occurrences while hunting deer and elk in Utah. I have seen many of these so called structures but am not convinced of these things. Similar to things in this youtube video: https://shrinke.me/vVgVAV. Also one of my findings of a suspended log: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JC0UMEwVYxFQm3oAVNFChg2Xr5RB5J6J/view?usp=sharing Can someone give me some good explanations?

Congrats, NW. May you drive it in good health. So glad it has arrived!

Congrats NW, may it take you right to them....and back:)

That's a pricey peice of gear, but I like it. It looks compact. And if you spray painted it "pretty blue" she might go for it!

I have this winch sitting on my shop floor for the Dodge. Not a fish tale! Promise! https://sherpa4x4.com/products/stallion-25000lb-truck-winch?gclid=CjwKCAiArOqOBhBmEiwAsgeLmVfvQPm2GhP-fArCcyk81C9ESmtnclg4RVNQngvSqEPwMbaw1X1I7xoC368QAvD_BwE The blue Chevy is my wife’s pickup. And we are not going to take that pretty blue bumper off for some ugly winch bumper! The camper is on the Dodge now anyhow. Hopefully it will be done this spring. The Blazer is my daily driver now.

Congrats Northwind. A Jeep grows on you over time, you'll get to trust it and depend on it, its not like a regular vehicle, you'll see.

Well, after a wait that seemed so long that I almost forgot what I even ordered, my insurance for the new Jeep kicked in. Then, I received my bed cover yesterday. Diamondback HD. It's sitting in the driveway. Not 90 seconds go by, and the dealer told me the Jeep is here! What are the odds? Anyway, I went down to town this morning and picked it up! Now it's in my driveway too! And I am absolutely bushed. Installation of the bed cover will have to happen tomorrow. But I figured with all that luck in a row, I should get a lottery ticket. So, I did. And you know what? I lost ten bucks! Lol oh well. I have a lot of work to do. Tomorrow. Thrilled so far!

Heck of a shot. Nice job by your brother. I like to read about U.S. historical events particularly the French and Indian War and the Revolutionary War. Very interesting and challenging times. Your brother's shot was from 200 yards with a modern rifle and scope. The turning point in the Revolutionary War came from a rifle shot by Timothy Murphy at Saratoga, NY. He climbed up a tree and killed British General Simon Fraser from 300 yards using a rifle with iron sights. British General Burgoyne subsequently surrendered and, with that, the French entered the war paving the way for victory over the British. At a gun club I belong to, it is very difficult to even see a 12" target at 200 yards much less hit it. I can't imagine trying to shoot something at 300 yards, with iron sights, and with the pressure of everything on the line!

A mere 6 years after the PGF: The enemy has only images and illusions behind which he hides his true motives. Destroy the image and you will break the enemy...

While that seems perfectly logical to me, the idea of BF acting abnormally due to age, sickness etc., it makes me wonder why one of those causes has not led to a BF being captured/killed in a manner that leads to discovery. Just a weird coincidence?? Not sure.

Maybe they've had decades or centuries to improve their techniques. Now, they have to be more stealthy and sneaky. A lot of people disappear in the woods every year that are never found. It's possible imho. I don't think it happens often, but only by bigfoots that are out of the ordinary - evil, insane, angry, super hungry or old that can't catch regular food on the hoof. There's a somewhat local report of a grey bigfoot that regularly dumpster dives that we have been meaning to check out, but it's a good 2 to 3 hour drive so we haven't yet. I think desperate or insane bigfoots might resort to abnormal behavior, just like humans.