norseman Posted August 14, 2019 Admin Posted August 14, 2019 10 minutes ago, BigTreeWalker said: Shoulder of a paint horse. With a “Bigfoot” braided mane! 1
Hikingcoyote Posted August 14, 2019 Posted August 14, 2019 On 7/26/2019 at 7:35 PM, Hikingcoyote said: Spending some time this fall in the Holy Cross Wilderness of Colorado, Northwestern Sawatch. In the vicinity of Camp Hale, Eagle/Gypsum, Leadville, and Vail. All of these areas are full of history sightings and mysterious disappearances. Anyone is welcome to join, and I hope to come back with some sort of experience. I cover 10 to 25 miles a day, hiking sunrise to sunset. Posting again hoping someone may see this and like to join or plan some thing in the state!
SWWASAS Posted August 14, 2019 BFF Patron Posted August 14, 2019 (edited) 16 minutes ago, Hikingcoyote said: Posting again hoping someone may see this and like to join or plan some thing in the state! Maybe the "mysterious disappearances" reference might be scaring people off? I noticed in "411 Hunters" movie that I seem to be in a disappearance hot spot area. In this area it seems to be women that go missing rather than hunters. Edited August 14, 2019 by SWWASAS
Hikingcoyote Posted August 15, 2019 Posted August 15, 2019 17 hours ago, SWWASAS said: Maybe the "mysterious disappearances" reference might be scaring people off? I noticed in "411 Hunters" movie that I seem to be in a disappearance hot spot area. In this area it seems to be women that go missing rather than hunters. You could be right! I'd hope someone may be willing to do some hiking into potential active areas with me. Have you by chance found much of Paulides work coinciding with sasquatch? I've listened to many lectures and read a lot of his stuff but haven't come across him talking about bigfoot a whole lot. Thanks!
SWWASAS Posted August 15, 2019 BFF Patron Posted August 15, 2019 Paulides sometimes talks at bigfoot conferences but never comes right out and claims BF is involved. He cannot really know. However common sense tells one that in areas with bigfoot activity BF should be a suspect and would be in disappearances if BF were thought to exist by law enforcement. With lost children and women, I myself would suspect cougars before bigfoot. Cougar numbers in the wild are increasing and since they have exclusionary territory and will not tolerate other cougars it has to be putting tremendous pressures on them for survival. In Oregon and Washington aggressive cougars are getting to be very problematic. Experienced and well armed hunters might be a different situation. 1 2
Arvedis Posted August 15, 2019 Posted August 15, 2019 Supposedly Paulides chimes in his opinions on a recent coast to coast broadcast. I haven't checked it out yet. 1
SWWASAS Posted August 15, 2019 BFF Patron Posted August 15, 2019 If my local BF were killers I would not be here on the forum. However just as there are crazy humans there may be crazy BF in places.
Popular Post norseman Posted August 28, 2019 Admin Popular Post Posted August 28, 2019 First night Alpine Wy. Second night Ouray Co. 6
Popular Post norseman Posted August 28, 2019 Admin Popular Post Posted August 28, 2019 Yesterday we did a 30 mile run over Bolum pass. Roughest USFS road I have ever seen. Much of the road up top was just jagged boulders. The Chev on 35’s was too low in spots and scraped. Weird but pretty rock down here. Some gray like home but a lot of red. And some of it erodes like blocks. Which gives the road a step like appearance. Saw a red fox and mule deer. Lots of aspen trees. Lots of grass. Lots of old mines. Wyatt fished in a small lake. But it was full of what he called salamanders? No idea. Saw a Ford with MO plates on the Durango side. Plate said FOOTN! 6
BC witness Posted August 28, 2019 Author Posted August 28, 2019 Epic outing, norseman! I'm very jealous, I'd love to see that wild Co. country. The two alpine meadow shots look very much like the old Hudson Bay trail over the Whipsaw pass, near Princeton, BC. 1
Huntster Posted August 29, 2019 Posted August 29, 2019 On 8/28/2019 at 8:14 AM, norseman said: .........Wyatt fished in a small lake. But it was full of what he called salamanders? No idea........ These little orange guys? 1
norseman Posted August 29, 2019 Admin Posted August 29, 2019 1 hour ago, Huntster said: These little orange guys? That is not they were a darker grey color. They swam and had like dragon ears. Just looked it up and I believe it is a Barred Tiger Salamander in its Larvae stage. For they are entirely aquatic during their larval stages.
Huntster Posted August 29, 2019 Posted August 29, 2019 Ah. I used to catch lots of these orange ones in California when I was young by hand, and we were catching them while fishing a lake in Oregon in 1980........LOTS of them. 1
Popular Post norseman Posted August 29, 2019 Admin Popular Post Posted August 29, 2019 Last night we stayed in Blanco canyon just south of Pagosa Springs. 1 4
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