bipedalist Posted Sunday at 03:45 AM BFF Patron Posted Sunday at 03:45 AM (edited) Pretty disturbiing stuff human bones stacked like the elk discovery a few years back with human like incisor marks on the long bones. Can't quite understand why a bike camper would be so unprepared (perhaps impulsive because of the family disruption/divorce) as to abandon camp unless Bigfoot tipped it over and chased him until he was exhausted and lost. As for the other two, indecisive. Those Olympic mtns are endless chains seemingly when you get to the top of them and check out the long views they are straight up and down to lakes and such, with snow treacherous. Too bad the video couldn't spell Sol Duc and Hoh correctly almost like it was computer generated from someone else's audio transcript? Wonder if Derek Randles and the Olympic Project was part of the SAR or recovery team since he is shown in several places in the video? Or maybe they just kicked that in there to represent the BF as cannibal slant. Sounds like someone has a more complete picture of this whole set of circumstances but perhaps it wasn't disclosed by the Park but leaked out through other channels. Edited Sunday at 04:03 AM by bipedalist 1
norseman Posted Sunday at 04:03 AM Admin Author Posted Sunday at 04:03 AM 14 minutes ago, bipedalist said: Pretty disturbiing stuff human bones stacked like the elk discovery a few years back with human like incisor marks on the long bones. Can't quite understand why a bike camper would be so unprepared (perhaps impulsive because of the family disruption/divorce) as to abandon camp unless Bigfoot tipped it over and chased him until he was exhausted and lost. As for the other two, indecisive. Those Olympic mtns are endless chains seemingly when you get to the top of them and check out the long views they are straight up and down to lakes and such, with snow treacherous. Too bad the video couldn't spell Sol Duc and Hoh correctly almost like it was computer generated from someone else's audio transcript? Wonder if Derek Randles and the Olympic Project was part of the SAR or recovery team since he is shown in several places in the video? Or maybe they just kicked that in there to represent the BF as cannibal slant. I too saw Derek in the video. It would be nice to know if this was an accurate portrayal or click bait. But if 3 hikers remains separated by a decade all end up in the same exact spot? Thats not a predator. Thats either a human or Sasquatch. And the phone footage if real is super creepy as well. I still say that some of the 411 missing data base has some merit. Much of it mundane. Some of it is beyond bizarre. 1
bipedalist Posted Sunday at 04:09 AM BFF Patron Posted Sunday at 04:09 AM (edited) Well the fact that the guy had video through a telescope or magnification of some kind is sort of odd unless he was doing celestial viewing out there or something, Perhaps it was his bow sight maybe. Bears and mtn lions don't stack bones so yah on the BF or human. Another case of not leaving a detailed plan with somebody about where your itinerary and plan of return is at least in Jacob's case. The arrows were interesting, four plus three, wonder how many total he had. Gotta wonder how a hunter with a rifle and such gets ambushed but tents are a death trap to something like a large Sasquatch, sleeping under the stars wouldn't help you much either if it was supper time. No amount of preplanning is going to help you if a Sas is hungry and has a plan and an M.O. One thing is for sure if you bowhunt a BF and wound him all hell is gonna break out before you get another shot. Edited Sunday at 04:31 AM by bipedalist
norseman Posted Sunday at 04:19 AM Admin Author Posted Sunday at 04:19 AM 1 minute ago, bipedalist said: Well the fact that the guy had video through a telescope or magnification of some kind is sort of odd unless he was doing celestial viewing out there or something, Perhaps it was his bow sight maybe. Bears and mtn lions don't stack bones so yah on the BF or human. Another case of not leaving a detailed plan with somebody about where your itinerary and plan of return is at least in Jacob's case. I cannot say anything. For most of my life my wife was lucky if she knew what state I was in. Eventually I guess the mules would end up out of the mountains and in some ranchers field and they would come looking for my camp. Long before the days of Garmin Inreach or anything like that. Now she has me on a pretty short leash after this last heart attack. I see FLIR and zoom lens for cell phones. I have no idea how well they work. I had a buddy once in Idaho claim he came upon a lair. A small box canyon with hundreds of deer and elk bones in it. Whatever it was? Was going through a lot of effort to bring that many animals to this one location. Not something a bear or cougar or wolves does. Almost like what we see in archaeological digs with our early ancestors. 🤷♂️ 1
bipedalist Posted Sunday at 04:34 AM BFF Patron Posted Sunday at 04:34 AM Do you think BF was maybe running them off some cliffs above the canyon maybe or was it not that steep.
Huntster Posted Sunday at 05:41 AM Posted Sunday at 05:41 AM The arrow thing puts it out of the sasquatch storyline.
bipedalist Posted Sunday at 05:58 AM BFF Patron Posted Sunday at 05:58 AM (edited) Sort of a calling card for a serial killer maybe? I still can't figure out why he didn't know Sol Duc narrowed down like it did and what he was dragging up there wasn't going to fit? Maybe I missed something like he was using it like a basecamp, weird storyline for sure. And the stacked bones and no cash or cards taken? Fictitious associations according to the comments section: "While both Jacques and Diane ARE real people who are missing in real life, neither of these people were found at the site mentioned, nor found at all yet, nor even missing in the Olympic forest. They're both missing in Canada. Jacques wasn't hunting in a US forest, and Diane went missing from a parking lot. Never ever believe videos where the narrator is not even a real person, but an AI generated voice." "I am somewhat familiar with the Jacob Gray story, however, much of the YouTube's version sounded highly unlikely, so I did a quick Google search. Surprise... Jacques Maxime disappeared in Manitoba, Canada and Diane Bonneau disappeared in Quebec. Sorry friends, their remains weren't found in the Solduc near Jacob Gray's. No other human remains were found near Jacob's body, either. That information alone puts the rest of the sinister parts of this story into question. In reality, Jacob's story is quite similar to many other young men who went missing or died while hiking in the Pacific Northwest and Alaska. They were loners, had troubled relationships, hiked alone, and weren't prepared for what they might experience in the wilds." Edited Sunday at 06:17 AM by bipedalist 1
norseman Posted Sunday at 06:17 AM Admin Author Posted Sunday at 06:17 AM 1 hour ago, bipedalist said: Do you think BF was maybe running them off some cliffs above the canyon maybe or was it not that steep. Like a Buffalo jump? Anything is possible I suppose. But you might wait a long time to get deer or elk lined up. And they seem to me like they would be like herding cats. Buffalo really like to bunch up, and once rumbling along hard to stop. He thought it was more like a lair. Not a cave but definitely protected, hard to see into, or notice. 35 minutes ago, Huntster said: The arrow thing puts it out of the sasquatch storyline. How so?
bipedalist Posted Sunday at 06:19 AM BFF Patron Posted Sunday at 06:19 AM (edited) 5 minutes ago, norseman said: Like a Buffalo jump? Anything is possible I suppose. But you might wait a long time to get deer or elk lined up. And they seem to me like they would be like herding cats. Buffalo really like to bunch up, and once rumbling along hard to stop. He thought it was more like a lair. Not a cave but definitely protected, hard to see into, or notice. Right buffalo jump scenario but like you say very tenuous to be a herdsmen without a passle of sasquatch. Easier to play hide and peek behind a rock or tree, I can see a box canyon trap being set though. Thinking along those lines wonder if BF has ever rustled up any wild mustangs? OK, very spooky nonetheless, I would think long and hard about investigating a place like that without a crowd. Edited Sunday at 06:23 AM by bipedalist
norseman Posted Sunday at 06:23 AM Admin Author Posted Sunday at 06:23 AM Just now, bipedalist said: OK, very spooky nonetheless, I would think long and hard about investigating a place like that without a crowd. Again I don’t know how true it is but in the movie the Ghost and the Darkness, the two lions who were brothers had a lair. They seemed to only hunt humans and they drug a lot of humans into their lair. The PH said that it wasn’t normal for lions to behave this way. So there is always a chance it’s some rogue behavior of a known animal. I think he was hunting alone. Which is often the case. 1
bipedalist Posted Sunday at 06:28 AM BFF Patron Posted Sunday at 06:28 AM Moral of the story, cheesy AI voiced scary stories concocted on youtube tend to get alot of hits. Jacob part of the story is very sad as it did sound like he was somewhat troubled when he set out.
Huntster Posted Sunday at 04:28 PM Posted Sunday at 04:28 PM 10 hours ago, norseman said: Quote The arrow thing puts it out of the sasquatch storyline. How so? Do you posit that Sasquatches are shooting bows and arrows?
norseman Posted Sunday at 07:04 PM Admin Author Posted Sunday at 07:04 PM 2 hours ago, Huntster said: Do you posit that Sasquatches are shooting bows and arrows? No. The missing young man brought a bow and arrows. And it’s a mystery why he or whomever left them stuck in the ground.
Huntster Posted Sunday at 07:09 PM Posted Sunday at 07:09 PM 4 minutes ago, norseman said: No. The missing young man brought a bow and arrows. And it’s a mystery why he or whomever left them stuck in the ground. Sorry. I musta' missed that in the storyline.
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