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  1. We'll never know the truth unless a Mothershop lands on the whitehouse lawn and an alien steps out wanting to talk to the President. UFOs are used as cover for black projects, doesn't mean all UFO cases are fabricated by the government, but a lot are.
    3 points
  2. Giant squid are huge, the size of a school bus. They're extinct or nearly so, right? Impossible to film. Never before seen in their natural habitat? Turns out, there are tens of millions of giant squid in the oceans, plenty enough to support the current Sperm Whale population. Only a few years ago (literally, like 2024) we thought them near extinction, and had never filmed a live one except under extremely unusual accidental conditions or the few washed up on beaches or caught stuck to the mouth of a whale mid-meal. Now we can film them any time we want. The secret? Changing the light used to film the deep. This is an analogous situation to sasquatch, just in case you were wondering why I'm talking about giant squid.
    2 points
  3. The threats against whistleblowers and even the outbreak of missing and assumed deceased scientists is grist for the mill about how national security will continue to be used to cover up black box programs and funds, we can only hope the gold bars at Ft Knox haven't flown the coop already. Family of potential whistle blowers are now threatened and false charges used to wreck careers so the stories about BF researchers having home invasions and computers snatched in the past is totally believable. Mr. Gold's comments on the paranormal are as normal as remote viewing now.
    2 points
  4. 7’6” 1000 lbs What would something 8’6” tall weigh or could lift?
    1 point
  5. He was considerably bigger than even Andre the Giant. It really does make you wonder what something 8+ft. could weigh and how strong they would be. I remember reading a BFRO report by an elk hunter a few years ago that I haven't been able to find again, but I can recall the main parts. We would just have to assume he was telling a true account. The elk hunter used an ATV and went along a path to get to his spot. At one point he had to cross a small creek. One morning he said he found a big log blocking his path right at the creek. He was able to get around the log and continue on. However, the next morning he found two more logs in place, in addition to the first one. He did some looking around and said the logs did not come from right around that small area. I think he said the trees around there were not the same type as the logs. Here is the interesting part. He said the logs were too big and heavy for one person to have dragged it there. And were far too heavy for two people to have picked it up and carried it there. To assume the story was true, it makes you wonder just what put those logs there, and how they got them there. He didn't mention anything about machinery, but I think it was a bit of a remote area, and apparently there was no sign of any machinery having been there. I don't think there were any signs of anything having been there except for his ATV. I'm not certain but I don't think it was private land.
    1 point
  6. I suggest that the plural of "bigfoot" is "bigfoot."
    1 point
  7. Hyperbole aside, 2012 is the date that the discovery bore fruit... The point stands, at some point, we'll figure out how to observe these animals in their native habitat, then they'll revert to just another curious creature in the woods like bear or wolves.
    1 point
  8. CallyCat I'm very sorry to learn about your medical condition and I pray for your healing. You said, "Many years ago, I went to Selma, Alabama to investigate a giant skeleton on display in a restaurant that was supposedly Cheif Tuscaloosa. For those who aren't familiar, Cheif Tuscaloosa was documented by the Spanish to be over 8 feet tall. I suspected that this skeleton wasn't human or some historic Indian Chief, so I went on down to Selma to check it out. The owner of the restaurant provided the documentation from the US government that the skeleton was over 7 feet tall. They took that skeleton for further study, but what they returned was obviously a human skeleton typical of what you would find in an anatomy class in school. I measured the skeleton and it was only slightly taller than me. These medical school skeletons can sometimes be a conglomeration of bones from different people. I took a toe bone for DNA analysis but after talking to a well-known geneticist we decided it wasn't worth the effort to do DNA testing based on what I found." I have read your reply several times and your comments are interesting but some inferences are confusing or need more definition. You mention that the Indian chief's skeleton was over 8' tall as documented by the Spanish. Do you think it wasn't human. If it wasn't human then do you believe it was a bigfoot skeleton or what do you believe? Then later the skeleton was replaced by a shorter human size skeleton. Can you clear this summary up and get well in the name of God.
    1 point
  9. I played high school football with a Samoan guy who weighed 285 lbs as a freshman and graduated at some 475 lbs. He was @ 6' tall. He was huge and could actually run quite fast. The California high school sports regulatory body banned him from wrestling in his senior year.
    1 point
  10. I follow UFOs and what I have noticed is that it’s going flat again. Big claims have been made by big people. Government and Military whistleblowers. Science says…..where is the proof? And it’s always the same line that it’s classified. It’s becoming a glass ceiling. Government will give it lip service but nothing of any substance actually happens.
    1 point
  11. Well said. For the Believing community, the PGF IS their champion. It's their hero. It is their best-case evidence to prove Bigfoot exists. For the Skeptic community their hero or Champion ends up being anything they perceived which disproves the PGF. For them, it's Longs book. Also, there are other things the lazy skeptics will latch on to This includes any news story about someone who came forward and confessed. It can be some story they heard where AI video analysis saw a bell pull zipper on the PGF suit. I would say the more believer scientific approach of people like Meldrum, Munns, Bindernagal, and so on have created a playing field where the skeptic or science skeptic will at least sit at the same table as the believing community. Just like UFO movies (Outer limits, Twilight zone, ET, Independence Day) have entertained the public they have also soften the public on the subject of UFOs. Now if the government wanted to spend 100 million dollars on some project involving the search for extra-terrestrial life the public accepts that as reasonable. The same thing has happened- at least a little bit- with Bigfoot. As Messin' with Sasquatch or Discovery channel puts Bigfoot in their mind they tend to soften the "Bigfoot is fake" position. To any extent these things help increase the serious nature of the subject, I consider it useful foolishness.
    1 point
  12. Makes sense but it's also common where I'm at to put out salt for legal hunting purposes. I'd say mainly as an attractant for your nearby game-camera so you can assess the animals that frequent the area. A block works, or just bags of water-softener salt. Like @PNWexplorersaid, once it's gone they will lick at the ground for years afterwards.
    1 point
  13. It’s fair to suspect once again “faces” are safe from being “melted”. Nothing “ face melting” about any revelation other than an initial hype. I’ll consider whatever is put forward but continue to suspect this is 1) no big deal if legit and 2) probably not legit
    1 point
  14. I should have been more specific, stand alone forums are dying out. Reddit kind of smashes all the crazies, niche interests and paranormal stuff all into one thing and so Reddit scrolling can pull good numbers across topics. I agree 100% on the woke stuff, I tried to interact on there a few times in the past but left with an icky feeling each time.
    1 point
  15. I hate reddit and do not go there. It is toxic. If you aren't a part of the group think, they will crucify you at the altar of wokeness. However, they have enough sheeple to fill the barn.
    1 point
  16. This type of behavior, common and rampant throughout society in every venue, doesn't happen at Reddit? I'm asking sincerely because I don't know. I don't utilize that website.
    1 point
  17. Yes it’s forums, but it covers every subject under the sun. I am not sure how to replicate that here. We don’t have a feed with revolving posts. Posts that have nothing to do with each other? Norcal where are you going with this? Changes to the forum are the responsibility of the steering committee. If you have ideas to make this forum better? You are more than welcome to run it past them. Incorrigible is the SC chair. Shoot him a PM.
    1 point
  18. I think we should be comparing apples to apples. The first Bigfoot forum I ever joined was the BFRO “blue room”. I was basically ran out of there for my pro kill stance, but whatever. It’s not the point. The point is that several years ago the BFRO shut down the blue room and opened up a Facebook page. They have 111 k members. Good for them. The hound hunting forum I belonged to? Gone. The jet boat forum called mean chicken…..gone. Along with the massive repository of knowledge. How does a very specific old school PHPBB board compete with Reddit or FB or the next great social platform? Good question.
    1 point
  19. Reddit Bigfoot has grown from 100K follows 2 years ago to 250K followers today. That isn't insignificant. Forums are as popular as ever, but something is askew with the recipe on this specific site. How many people actually post here in a month?
    0 points
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