Guest Posted October 10, 2012 Posted October 10, 2012 I was up Saskatchewan hunting whitetail a couple years ago and i saw a moose walk though a meadow, it stopped on the other side about 200 yds or so and it turned facing my direction. When it did I could easily see how some one can mistake one as a BF, the front legs where inside the back, it looked like the back legs looked like arms the way it was positioned. They are very tall, and when looking strait on at a distance, it looks like the face blends in with it's neck, and looks like it has 2 giant eyes. I'm not saying that's what everybody is seeing, but some that isn't very experienced with seeing them could easily make that mistake. Moose are not native to any part of the Ouachitas and, last I checked, are unable to throw rocks.
Guest Posted October 10, 2012 Posted October 10, 2012 Exactly, Drew. Similarly, I respect the scientific rigor of the TBRC because they also have a track record of being reliable sources of honest information and having the integrity to back up everything they put out there. However, nothing they or anyone else says can be taken as absolute proof and no one here has made that assertion that I am aware of. All that being said, be thankful they are sharing what they are sharing and I am certain they will answer anything and everything they can within the confines of their research. If that isn't good enough, find another thread.
Guest Posted October 10, 2012 Posted October 10, 2012 I appreciate those who are defending the group and, to certain extent, my own reputation. No, nothing so far that we've been able to discuss constitues any kind of proof. Of course not. Proof is, however, the reason many of us are in this game. We continue to work toward that goal. In the mean time, we're happy to share what we can to the community.
Drew Posted October 10, 2012 Posted October 10, 2012 Exactly, Drew. Similarly, I respect the scientific rigor of the TBRC because they also have a track record of being reliable sources of honest information and having the integrity to back up everything they put out there. However, nothing they or anyone else says can be taken as absolute proof and no one here has made that assertion that I am aware of. All that being said, be thankful they are sharing what they are sharing and I am certain they will answer anything and everything they can within the confines of their research. If that isn't good enough, find another thread. I love talking about this. Without any evidence otherwise, I would exhaust every reasonable possibility before I will accept that these are Wood Apes. I can't imagine Bipto or any other members of the TBRC would expect anything less from me. In fact, Bipto is a skeptic, so I imagine he understands my position more than others.
Guest Posted October 10, 2012 Posted October 10, 2012 My sincere question to the TBRC is this- have you contacted the Oaklahoma state authorities or the USF&WS to see if you would be procecuted if you "bag" a Sasquatch? Try getting a serious answer to that question. Seriously, call yourself and try to get an answer.Also do you know that ALL natural resourses including ALL wildlife is a national possesion? What does this even mean? A fruit tree on a private farm is a natural resource, it belongs to the owner. Do you honestly think that a Federal prosecutor is going to go after them for acquiring one voucher specimen of an unrecognized species (a mythical creature nonetheless) in the name of science. It isn't like they are poaching and selling the feet as ashtrays at a roadside attraction. Can I also say this to the TBRC- I will not tell you what or what you can't or shouldn't do Iam not that arogant, but have you concidered the Sasquatch decision to stay seperated from us and that you may be disregarding their choice in this matter? Ask some and let us know what they say.
Guest Posted October 10, 2012 Posted October 10, 2012 "Excuse me, Mr. Squatch. This may be an assumption on my part, but I was wondering if you purposefully avoided me back there while I was tree knocking with a 12 gauge slung on my shoulder." Ha!
Guest Posted October 10, 2012 Posted October 10, 2012 HAHAAH Thanks Irish now i need a new screen, as I just spewed Dr. Pepper all over mine. HAHAHA Thats too much. lol
Guest poignant Posted October 10, 2012 Posted October 10, 2012 Try getting a serious answer to that question. Seriously, call yourself and try to get an answer. What does this even mean? A fruit tree on a private farm is a natural resource, it belongs to the owner. Do you honestly think that a Federal prosecutor is going to go after them for acquiring one voucher specimen of an unrecognized species (a mythical creature nonetheless) in the name of science. It isn't like they are poaching and selling the feet as ashtrays at a roadside attraction. Ask some and let us know what they say. Oh the wit. plus 1 from me.
Guest Posted October 10, 2012 Posted October 10, 2012 ...have you concidered the Sasquatch decision to stay seperated from us and that you may be disregarding their choice in this matter? In actual fact, if they had chosen to stay separated from us, why would it be that we've practically had them crawling up our backs for most of the summer and even into the fall? If they wanted to be separate, they could move a ridge or two over and we'd never see them again.
Guest Posted October 10, 2012 Posted October 10, 2012 I hope nobody expects us to airlift in a backhoe to find out.
Drew Posted October 10, 2012 Posted October 10, 2012 Use the backhoe to build pit traps AND dig for Wood Ape bonz. Double whammy
Guest Posted October 11, 2012 Posted October 11, 2012 (edited) Ziggy, are you suggesting that the TBRC is encountering Mooseses in OK? Moose are not native to any part of the Ouachitas and, last I checked, are unable to throw rocks. LOL, no not at all, Please don't assume that is what I was trying to say, I was just chiming in on mistaken identity, How it could happen with people not familiar with some things in the woods. I am in no way saying that TRBC is mistaken, I think there on the level, and are close to achieving what they set out to do. Edited October 11, 2012 by zigoapex
southernyahoo Posted October 11, 2012 Posted October 11, 2012 To all involved with persistence, does anyone think they've seen the bigfoot Daryl shot at? Do you think it survived and is still around?
Drew Posted October 11, 2012 Posted October 11, 2012 No one else saw the Bigfoot Daryl shot at from what I read
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