Guest Posted June 27, 2011 Posted June 27, 2011 Personally I liked Monster Quest better. No doubt! I wish it was still on. I guess you get 3 seasons to find something (besides a giant squid) and then you're out
Guest Tsalagi Posted June 27, 2011 Posted June 27, 2011 Yes, I believe you. We had caged wabbits, when I was a kid. One time the dog got at one, and it produced a shrill, squeaky ( sort of a whistle ) noise. It didn't sound like a puckered human whistle, though...nor does a Barred Owl whistle. Not trying to be a jerk, or nit pick at you... but just keeping the known sound facts straight. When I hear a whistle of such, in nocturnal wild forest...I think human, first... and then unknown, only... after going through all the known critter possibilities, that could relate to the sound. Like I've said, though...always possible, that I've missed something. Your post reminded me of something. If you hear a moan in the wilderness don't assume its even a creature. There is a cave in middle Tennessee...believe it was Cumberland Caverns that you can hear moan when you are in the parking lot. All over the ground surrounding the parking area and in the field in front of it are oodles of cave "breathing holes" and if you stand over some of them you hear moaning. At Wapatki Ruins in Arizona there is a hole, not sure if their is a cave or lava tube associated with it or what, but there is a hole that says "Ooohhhh" part of them time. There are tens of thousands of caves in the southeastern US that I know of so there has to be more than just one that moans. I have no clue if there is anything non-animated in Washington that whistles in night besides animals and men as I'm not educated in the geology of that region. But just a thought.
Guest Tsalagi Posted June 27, 2011 Posted June 27, 2011 No doubt! I wish it was still on. I guess you get 3 seasons to find something (besides a giant squid) and then you're out I felt they were starting to get better at investigating once they started revisiting that remote cabin in Washington. The one where they put nails by the doorstep. Such an unwelcoming bunch they were...poor Sassy I think he might have really hurt his foot. They really need to go to remote places and stay there, not set up trail cams and leave in 24 hrs. I mean some say they migrate so there might not be a friendly neighborhood Bigfoot in ever stretch of woods at any given time. Though on Finding Bigfoot they insist everywhere they go there is a BF every time they get a heat signature.
Guest LAL Posted June 27, 2011 Posted June 27, 2011 Uh, the cabin was in Canada at Snelgrove Lake, Ontario. I managed to miss the ending of Finding Bigfoot twice last night due to raisin toast and losing interest, but at least I didn't fall asleep like the other times.
Guest Posted June 27, 2011 Posted June 27, 2011 newest episode: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WtnXltICfJI
Guest dbel72 Posted June 27, 2011 Posted June 27, 2011 This show is getting lamer with each episode (If that is possible). Contrary to what a previous poster wrote Ranae is the only sane one in the bunch. I think this group could find signs of “Bigfoots†(I really hate it when Moneymaker says that, it sounds so stupid) in Times Square on New Year’s Eve! I’ll watch the last show only because I’ve stuck with it this far. I really want to believe, I truly do, but this show is eroding my belief quickly. I’ll leave my final critique of the show until I’ve seen that final episodes but so far I have noticed a lot of contradiction in the episodes. I'm with you dude. Everything Moneymaker comes across is claimed to be evidence. Where is the real evidence? Every knock, whoop and whistle is suspect. I used to believe but now I am becoming very skeptical as I grow older. Show me a body, not Elk hair and misidentified foot prints or blurry photos. If there is a creature such as Sasquatch, I like to believe that they are watching from a distance laughing and shaking their heads at Moneymaker and his crew wearing their ghostbuster rigs that they bring into the woods, getting excited over nothing.
Guest Posted June 28, 2011 Posted June 28, 2011 I'm with you dude. Everything Moneymaker comes across is claimed to be evidence. Where is the real evidence? Every knock, whoop and whistle is suspect. I used to believe but now I am becoming very skeptical as I grow older. Show me a body, not Elk hair and misidentified foot prints or blurry photos. If there is a creature such as Sasquatch, I like to believe that they are watching from a distance laughing and shaking their heads at Moneymaker and his crew wearing their ghostbuster rigs that they bring into the woods, getting excited over nothing. Yeah, they should change the name of the show to "The Keystone Squatchers", lol. I bet they could find evidence in central park in NY City. I am thankful there is at least one show to watch on the subject, though, even if it is a comedy...
Guest Posted June 28, 2011 Posted June 28, 2011 Hmm, the way I have always heard the whistle warning was "Don't whistle after dark because it will attract them".
Guest Tsalagi Posted June 28, 2011 Posted June 28, 2011 Uh, the cabin was in Canada at Snelgrove Lake, Ontario. I managed to miss the ending of Finding Bigfoot twice last night due to raisin toast and losing interest, but at least I didn't fall asleep like the other times. It was in Canada? Ooops sorry. What kinda raisin toast was that? I mean to make you lose interest in a BF show? lol
Guest flashsquatch Posted June 28, 2011 Posted June 28, 2011 After watching the last episode , I couldn't help but notice that the whistles sounded more like cow elk than some alleged hairy biped whistling. Besides, who taught them to pucker up? Have these experts ever tried using a cow elk call to bring in any animal let alone sasquatch. Nothin' beats calling in a six point bull using one. talk about getting your motor running when they come in so close you can smell' em. Just curious.
Guest Posted June 28, 2011 Posted June 28, 2011 After watching the last episode , I couldn't help but notice that the whistles sounded more like cow elk than some alleged hairy biped whistling. Besides, who taught them to pucker up? My first thought , is.. either their mama or papa taught them. Thinking even deeper into this...Who taught the first humans, to pucker up? Was there once a way to whistle, by just using the vocal cords, and letting it rip (no puckering needed) ?
Guest Posted June 28, 2011 Posted June 28, 2011 After watching the last episode , I couldn't help but notice that the whistles sounded more like cow elk than some alleged hairy biped whistling. Besides, who taught them to pucker up? My first thought , is.. either their mama or papa taught them. Thinking even deeper into this...Who taught the first humans, to pucker up? Was there once a way to whistle, by just using the vocal cords, and letting it rip ( no puckering necessary ) ?
Boris Khan Posted June 28, 2011 Posted June 28, 2011 Questionable Remark of the Week: Frozen Sasquatch in WA episode: MM makes the statement, "mountain lions and bears are known to go to the top of a mountain just to survey the surroundings" as an attempt to explain why a bigfoot would be at such a spot as seen in the Silver Star pictures. WTH?! Being from a region that has lots of bears and cougars, I have NEVER heard of this. Anyone else? I almost wet myself laughing over this comment. Now that I have composed myself, I want to confirm from any hunters, biologists, zoologist, cougar and bear-ologists... has anyone actually ever truly heard that this happens? All I can picture is a mountain lion hiking up a mountain peak in snowshoes and busting out its binoculars to take a look round. Now in regards to the show, I'm actually happy with the show and its pretty much exactly what I was expecting it to be. It's not a show about bigfoot, it's a show about a particular group of "investigators" and their efforts in fieldwork. Anyone who actually thought there was going to be a sasquatch or definitive evidence presented were just fooling themselves.
bipedalist Posted June 28, 2011 BFF Patron Posted June 28, 2011 "mountain lions and bears are known to go to the top of a mountain just to survey... has anyone actually ever truly heard that this happens? Only that they occasionally use field glasses too when they do it.....j/k, couldn't resist
Guest Cervelo Posted June 28, 2011 Posted June 28, 2011 it obvious to me the purpose of the show is for those four guys to be on tv. They have as much chance as that huge skirmish line. JMO tracker OMG, Renea's a guy! That explains it he/she is the only one with an balls to stand up to MM!
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