Is the Bigfoot Forum losing interest?

[norseman]

26 minutes ago, NorCalWitness said:

Do you think people who mimic the sierra sound calls are fools?

I think we are all participating in a fringe subject and it’s wise to remember that. We are all fools in the eyes of science.

 

And there is only one path forward to reverse the table.

[NorCalWitness]

18 minutes ago, norseman said:

I think we are all participating in a fringe subject and it’s wise to remember that. We are all fools in the eyes of science.

 

And there is only one path forward to reverse the table.

I asked for your opinion. What is your opinion on the question I posed?

[norseman]

1 hour ago, NorCalWitness said:

I asked for your opinion. What is your opinion on the question I posed?

I gave it. I don’t put much stock in the Sierra sounds. But if someone does? Good for them. 
 

And people mimic Sasquatch stuff all the time. From the PGF 352 frame to wood knocking to the Ohio howl. It’s inevitable.

[Scratchy]

I’ve lurked here for many years on and off. I’ve posted a few times in the past but mainly come here periodically to see if anything new is happening.

 

I too have noticed the forum is much less active than before. It’s an independent platform. That has nothing on Reddit. The reason the Bigfoot subReddit is growing so much is because A. It’s just a huge conglomerate that attracts people and B. There’s regular influx of users from other similar subreddits like the paranormal, cryptozoology, outdoorsmen subreddits.

 

Interest in Bigfoot is not really dying I believe either. As far as the sasquatches themselves I believe there is somewhat less than in the past. I personally like to think the population is declining locally in some areas and remaining stable or even increasing in others. It’s likely there’s less Sasquatch in the southeast for example than before due to human encroachment, but there’s undoubtedly population stability or rise in places like rural Canada.

 

I am a young guy and the advice I would give to get the BFF back on track is to advertise both on and offline however you can. Guarantee you a lot of the younger folks on the subreddit have never heard of BFF and would happily partake. This forum is pretty well put together and offers unique tailorship to Sasquatch compared to the subReddit. 
 

edit: realized I’ve posted in here before but wanted to elaborate 

Edited 1 hour ago by Scratchy