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  1. Good snow trackway in Bluff creek!
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  2. I am guessing April or May as the snow was melting. I too go out in late spring. The snow is heavy and holds weight. And something could be out of its winter den prowling around looking for spring vegetation or whatever.
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  3. Correct. I am gonna use this for getting into back country in winter.
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  4. Studebaker Champion Inline 6
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  5. Starting weasel project!
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  6. My suspicion exactly.........and I'll point out that even though they know the sex of everybody with a mere review of birth certificates, they still feel some silly need to muddle the biological facts. There is absolutely nothing they won't confuse, and intentionally. Nothing. And there is no way there have been Sasquatches regularly wandering around Ft. Lewis, WA for the past century without the Army eventually figuring out exactly what is going on. No Way, No How, No Kidding. What they've done with that knowledge, I couldn't know, but I have clues, and they most certainly know it for sure.
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  7. Well right now I cannot tolerate anything more than .223. That shoulder has considerable pain and my chest never fused. I changed the injectors in my K5 today and my son had to lay up there to get it off for me. Pressure on my chest is intolerable. So I think Bigfoot is safe for now.🤷‍♂️ I could try to let the air out of him with my .460 Rowland. Pretty dicey. I guess left with no choice. Anyhow I always thought Smeja was full of Bull snot anyhow.
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  8. Again, that isn't necessarily true at all. It might be fabricated or embellished, and it might not. Even if you insist that Zana wasn't 6'6' tall and covered in hair (which is pure opinion in opposition to the valid testimony of multiple people), it is entirely possible to mistake a human and a supposed Sasquatch in the field. It happens all the time. People misidentify animals regularly. Hoaxers have been hit by vehicles on the road. These are facts. Shoot it, and you're likely going to be in deep doo doo. "Should" has little to do with this exchange. You can get in trouble for picking wildflowers in a national park. That "shouldn't" be the case.......but it is. And shooting a bipedal creature just mighty be a bit more troubling. I don't believe you'd even get a permit to attempt such a thing on public lands. If you try it, you'll be doing so at your legal risk. Good luck. Actually, in that particular case, the dead bodies didn't exist. That's sorta' like "reportedly" shooting down a UFO that nobody can find. Thus, UFOs don't exist.
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  9. Murder: We know how prosecuting legal authorities can be. Nobody knows precisely what these creatures are taxonomically, but it is widely speculated that they might be a human species or even feral homo sapiens. The Zana scientific DNA studies *proved* that a creature that looked like, acted like, and was believed by those who saw her to be a legendary almas was indeed a feral homo sapien. We also have local and county laws protecting bigfeet by name, as well as hunting laws in some states that specifically prohibit hunting creatures that aren't listed with hunting seasons. I strongly suggest that if one is to kill one to provide a specimen for science without a permit to do so, or for any other reason other than self defense, is setting himself up for serious legal problems.
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  10. Took the grandkids on a 4x4 trip today!
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  11. We took most capable rig this year at IOX!
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