Bigfoot: Do you believe it exists?

[Loki]

What's your opinion? Called bigfoot, sasquatch, Ohio grassman, skunk ape and several other local names in North America.

The Patterson-Gimlin footage seems to be the best evidence collected so far, but that was in 1967. Analysts of this film concluded that the movements of the creature would have been impossible to make for a man in a suit, and it showed real muscle movements while walking ...

[urrakiberg]

i would like it to exist, but what does he eat? such big mass needs a lot of calories daily and living in the snow kind of uppers that level more. but maybe they have weapons.

[SKYNET]

I do believe no doubts

[Grumpy Cat]

I don't think he exists. Its a folk tale and youd think a creature that big would be seen more often plus thered have to be more than one cos they need to reproduce.

[Loki]

I don't think he exists. Its a folk tale and youd think a creature that big would be seen more often plus thered have to be more than one cos they need to reproduce.

Canada's unexplored wilderness is immense, though, and unpopulated.

[Grumpy Cat]

Canada's unexplored wilderness is immense, though, and unpopulated.

Not the area where Bigfoot supposedly comes from. That area was well explored during the Gold Rush and the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway.

It's the Arctic that remains largely unexplored.

[Grumpy Cat]

I'm sure if Bigfoot existed he'd have turned up passed out in a gudder with a needle in his arm on Vancouver's Lower East Side by now.

There's no female Bigfoot and he's always hiding (agoraphobia?). I'm sure he'd turn to drugs.

[Loki]

Not the area where Bigfoot supposedly comes from. That area was well explored during the Gold Rush and the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway.

That area is vast.

I know from experience, tracking large mammals like rhinos and elephants in South Africa's Kruger Park. Even though a specific area is crawling with white rhino (second largest mammal on earth), I would only manage to find them, say, once every 10 times I cross the area. And, my eyes were very trained in finding wild animals, plus I traveled slowly and scanned the area thoroughly. That isn't even forest ... dry bush with trees here and there.

[Guapo]

The Patterson-Gimlin footage seems to be the best evidence collected so far, but that was in 1967. Analysts of this film concluded that the movements of the creature would have been impossible to make for a man in a suit, and it showed real muscle movements while walking ...

I read that this was a hoax, a guy in a gorilla suit. They needed cash.

[Guapo]

Canada's unexplored wilderness is immense, though, and unpopulated.

It's the perfect area for a new White only country. Fuck Idaohoe.