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Is anyone going to the Dr John Bindernagel memorial Sasquatch conference in Courtnay B.C. On Oct 29th? I have a room reservation already, just waiting to buy tickets to see if my friend and research partner can make it. Tickets are $40 each. My friend is good friends with Kerry Clausen Kilmury, she’s doing the ticket sales, and has done extensive mapping of Bigfoot sightings across western Canada. It looks like a fun time. I thought it would be cool to meet some members if anyone else is attending.

Welcome to the BFF Tee-yim. It doesn't always work...

Hi BFF. From South Carolina, late 40s. Friends and I do frequently do 2-3 night, 15-30 mile hikes in NC, SC and TN mountains. Most trips are planned for solitude. I would prefer being like millions and have no clue about the topic, BUT, it is too late after about a 4 year obsession. It seems to go down deeper mine shafts of mystery. Then to the dogmen and on.... I haven't seen any Sasquatches but aware of the presence on 3-4 occasions in retrospect, not at the time, which I count as a blessing. Oddly 2 of the last 3 remote hikes (4qtr 2021-2022) included seeing multiple, slow moving, white/light blue orbs that caused alarm and unease. There just isn't a good answer and I know a bit about physics through to Cherokee lore. Us three at the times would have liked a solid explanation, for sleep's sake. I follow D. Paulides, S. Chronicles, Isdahl-HTH, LA Marsuli (sp), etc. and am open for more info from the reputable. Thanks for the opportunity here.

I bet against that. It's a person. A sasquatch whistle should be a flat tone, no rise or fall. It is really difficult for us to replicate that flat / constant pitch and generate enough volume for it to carry at the same time. That difficulty in replicating it accurately shows clearly in this audio. IMHO ... "of course" ..

In my long life, even before legal adulthood, I almost never went into the woods without being armed, and now I rarely go anywhere in public unarmed. I guarantee that they can be killed. Men have killed even blue whales on an industrial scale. Any of the rifles I regularly go afield with can easily kill a sasquatch, even if it escapes wounded to die later. I'm quite literally gunned for bears.......BIG bears........because I live in an area known for big bears. That written, and even though I formerly thought that killing a sasquatch for the advancement of science was valid, I no longer believe that a sasquatch should be intentionally killed. However, just one bluff charge or stalking event, and if I get a shot, I'll punch a hole through one with no regrets whatsoever, and I'd have no problem leaving it right where it falls for its kin to drag away or for the birds to feed on.

If it bleeds, we can kill it.

I suppose that is remotely possible, but why would an extraterrestrial creature look like a hominid? Why would they look and behave exactly like a primitive human? Why would they walk in the woods without tools (after having traveled here in a craft that we cannot duplicate) and eat wild, raw foods? The odds are (to borrow a phrase) astronomical. They are most certainly a hominid, and most likely a hominin. The odds of them being anything else is simply silly.