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And a HUGE shoutout to Gig for all he does to keep this place up and running! IT is not a easy thing to keep going at times.2 points
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Congrats on making it to 50, Mr & Mrs Huntster. Us long haulers seem to be a rarity these days, 62 years for my sweetie and I.2 points
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Glad to see you're back. I received an unsafe warning earlier in the day, but they appear to be gone now.1 point
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a big THANK YOU to all the admins and behind-the-scenes folks who got the forum back on its feet again. Much appreciated.1 point
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Man, that shutdown had me worried! Glad to see the site back up and running! Huge round of applause for Gigantor, please.1 point
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Awesome to be back – in more than one sense for me! Although I now get an unsafe connection warning when opening the website, "proceed at your own caution" style.1 point
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I've got a flu, and I just got Mrs. Huntster out of the hospital on Thursday. It's cloudy/rainy, but I like that better than heat. Our 50th wedding anniversary is at the end of the month. No plans. Life dictates our actions day by day, but I'm loving our Alaskan summer!1 point
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I came for more in depth discussion on the topic. Most places are so tribal that real discussion doesn’t really take place.1 point
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Orang Pendek and Otang are 2 undiscovered primates I believe to be more likely to be true than not.1 point
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I hunted the Canadian side of the Yaak (Yahk in Canada) over about a decade back in the late '80s/early '90s, with some success. On one trip, my wife and I each got a mule deer and a whitetail, and I got a nice 6 pt elk. I have a pre digital photo of my wife standing at a border post on a mountain top with one foot in BC and the other in Montana. Great country to hunt in those days. Nice shot of the young moose!1 point
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Thanks for sharing. The story is one I find very interesting. Hunster provided me with some information awhile back.1 point
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Since this also seems to be a current thread where the Morris suit is being discussed, I just put up two posts in the Patterson-Gimlin Film reference section. Basically, they go through Chapter 24 of Greg Long's book The Making of Bigfoot (so others don't have to suffer) and breaks out every specific item of information that Philip Morris stated about his suit. Some of those points don't necessarily shed any light on the issue when taken individually; others - to my mind - make it clear that Patty is not a person in a suit. No proponent of the PG film should jump to the conclusion that Philip Morris is lying. He could just be completely wrong. Interestingly, he could also be write on the details of Roger ordering a suit, but he could be wrong about when that happened. For example, if Roger and Al DeAtley were trying to recreate the P-G film for use in a future project, part of Mr. Morris's recollections could be correct.1 point
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They can't even get the state it was taken in correct. And oddly enough, they say that the JACOB'S photos were taken by someone by the name of Wilson. More internet slop.1 point
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Is that not just after frame 352? That is the exact rock/stick formations from Bluff Creek, the 66 footage isn’t in Bluff Creek from what I’ve read. Just looks like a filter over the Patterson footage.1 point
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so is this supposed to be pro PGF or pro capturing sasquatch?1 point
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