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Atahsaia- Cannibal Demon Tso Apittse- Cannibal Giant They are probably opportunistic predators. As our weapons and ability to respond has increased, those opportunities have dwindled, but they are still there. The question is where are the risk takers, ones with poor judgement, or the rebels? How does a seemingly intelligent species stay so in lock step? Why do they all seem to follow the “rules“? Where is the one grabbing a quick meal in front of witnesses or cameras?

It would be so easy to take a human out, we can't run (most of us), poor senses and terrible night vision The problem for them is that we bring more afterwards...

Thanks See-Tee and can I call you this for short? I see your point and agree. I tried to see the bigfoot they photographed and it's too dark. Just bad photography since they don't know how to do time exposures of thirty seconds with the correct film used in SLR cameras so they can capture the image of Bigfoot. That's dissapointing. What topics did she bring up during the pod cast that you thought were interesting? She might be old news but the new podcast that featured Janice make it easier to hear what she knows about Bigfoot. What do you think of her video or podcast where two bigfoot researchers appreciate her being on their program? Below are pictures of my wife and I out in Bigfoot country East of Coos Bay, Oregon.

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We were at a canyon bottom and had a long uphill hike to get out, 500 foot climb on a forest service road. We were goofing around and WVFooter immitated a Bobo howl , I grabbed two rocks and made some clacks. We started our hike and a few minutes later heard some brush rustling. We just ignored it thinking it was a deer or something, kept hiking and then we started to hear heavy footfalls. We stopped and it stopped. We continued and it resumed. Stopped again and it stopped, we repeated that 4 or 5 times. It had rained so we could hear the splash when the foot hit the ground. I couldn't reproduce the loudness with my boots. That's when I started getting apprehensive. Kept hiking and it continued to follow us. We couldn't see the damn thing, it stayed behind the brush the whole time. Finally WVFooter pulled out his .22 revolver , screamed in the general direction and fired two shots into a tree. It didn't like that and started crashing loudly through the brush away from us. The last 100 yards we broke the world record running to the truck. We came back a couple of weeks later well armed to retrieve the sound recorders and trail cameras, they were gone and have never been back.