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Sorry about your loss and friends and family are always the hardest. The cast and the report are both impressive. The largest print I've heard about was from a geologist in BC checking out a possible ore find for a mining company. He and his pilot took a float plane in and started in the direction of the deposit and ran into prints 24" long and 8-10 across. They left the area right after that😊

Hugs and sympathies. What a treasure from your Nana! She sounds like an amazing woman. Good luck with finding more info. oops. Their Nana!

Hello from Louisiana. I'm a paranormal investigator out of New Orleans and have had an interest in Bigfoot since the early 70's. I joined this forum hoping to get information and answers for a book about the paranormal I am trying to put together.

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My friend said the exact same thing (in Alaska). It may have been a prop, but it was a prop that was made to look like one that was real (apparently).

The question of killing one of them is really interesting in that 2 Bigfoot groups are deep into that process. The NAWAC has an area in Southeastern OK they research and they've made no secret of their desire to obtain a specimen. Likewise, the GCBRO is attempting to do the same thing including a TV show. However, both groups though very well equipped with experienced hunters, have failed to get a specimen for more than a decade. This should tell us something about the hunted and indicates to me we're hunting something far superior to what we've estimated. It doesn't mean it can't be killed but it does mean it's going to take a great deal of skill and luck. As for government coverups and conspiracies, they happen as I've shown with the Walker County case and they'll go on. Just how much they're covering up about BF remains to be seen but if it's anywhere near what they retained about UAPs then it's probably a lot and they may have solved the BF mystery and sitting on the answer for reasons of their own. I agree with you about shooting one unless necessary as I've changed my mind as well. Being a Vietnam vet, I was hoping against hope for a less violent world but it isn't going to happen. My best,

Multiple Encounter Claims: When a person makes claims of seeing Bigfoot multiple times how likely is this? We can consider this in light of other rare animals. Swap the rare animal for Bigfoot. A person may claim: Seeing an Ivory Billed Woodpecker in Arkansas once. Result: Maybe. If someone claimed to see 10 or 15 encounters over a period of time? Result: I doubt it. A person claims to see a Wolverine. Very rare but possible. Such a person claims to have seen 10 or 15 just last year. Unless this is at a zoo, no way. Don't these real-world examples tell us how unlikely reports are of a person claiming multiple Bigfoot encounters? Proceed with caution such claims. If it is very difficult to near impossible to see or encounter Known, Rare Animals, how likely is it to see something like Bigfoot MULTIPLE TIMES over a short period of time? We are not talking about a Forrest Ranger who claims 2 Bigfoot encounters over 30 years career. I am always surprised when people trust entirely many Bigfoot claims when their own common sense who help them reject a similar claim about a Wolverine or Ivory Billed Woodpecker. (Yes, I know shy uncommon Wolverines exists and the Ivory Billed Woodpecker might not be extinct). Many of these bigfoot encounters see

That's like your opinion man I think it's perfectly plausible that Bryce Johnson can get a call in the middle of the night on his cell phone from a mystery logger who had an encounter and meet out on a deserted fire road.

Attached herewith please find the Paul Freeman filmsite. He shot video of one subject but on camera he wonders if there are two Bigfoot. I visited the filmsite in July 2022, just shy of the 30th anniversary of the video. The most astonishing thing to me is that after almost three decades of time the place was easily recognizable. Not so with the P-G filmsite. The video was taken in the morning on August 20, 1992, often incorrectly noted as 1994. Photos courtesy and copyright © Daniel Perez, 2022. A full write up on the matter in the current edition of my newsletter. The photo of the road sign is where you turn to go down to Deduct Spring, Oregon, often called Deduct Springs and sometimes written as Deduck Spring. Daniel Perez www.bigfoottimes.net

As a golfer I am inclined to believe in portals. I swear there are a couple of fairways on two courses I play where there are portals that open and swallow balls. I watch them fly, go looking where they should have landed, and cannot find the ball. In the winter one can expect that from a ball that plugs (buries in the mud) but during the summer the ground is too hard. Strange stuff happens. Speaking of golf, I have thought about finding a ridge, getting my driver, and hitting balls out into the woods, and waiting for BF to start throwing them back at me. Problem being the cost of the balls.

The one I saw was nearly a 100% match to the picture he had, down to the all black eyes.