https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/fbi-releases-bigfoot-documents-1970s-n1014346
you guys believe in big foot?
personally.
i think with all the sightings from hunters, i dont understand why someone doesn't just blast one. LOL.
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https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/fbi-releases-bigfoot-documents-1970s-n1014346
you guys believe in big foot?
personally.
i think with all the sightings from hunters, i dont understand why someone doesn't just blast one. LOL.
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The best Bigfoot defense is a camera.
Until they have a body, it's just a myth.
With the amount of wilderness in Canada it is possible to have an animal that you just see glimpses of. One thing that is hard to dispel is the ancient art and stories by native cultures, that does not mean it is not something made up to scare kids and keep them out of the woods but so many cultures with no access to one another describing almost identical things at least builds up the possibility.
I have not seen one but I have experienced a lot of weird things in the bush and felt that 6th sense of being watched more than once. Nothing would surprise me in the bush.
Not according to my buddy.....he said he was married to one !!Quote:
Originally Posted by canadaman30
Many places have passed laws making it illegal to shot one.
I can see the laws to DISCOURAGE masses of people from swarming the woods after a sighting, but the laws make shooting one equal to murder.
That sounds like a PETA induced fairy tale. It's "grain-of-salt" time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Snowwalker
BC, Washington State, Oregon, and I think California all have laws so it' not fairy tale.Quote:
Originally Posted by trimmer21
BC - nope - common mythQuote:
Originally Posted by Snowwalker
Washington - $1000 fine
California/Oregon - nope, although the way their wildlife laws are written it would be illegal as anything not listed with a season is considered verboten - but no specific law just a general law that applies to all unlisted wildlife.
You may want to look closer at BC. Down around Hope I think. City Ordinance type stuff.Quote:
Originally Posted by Species8472
Hope,BC actually developed a municipal bigfoot bylaw?? So,it's illegal to shoot a bigfoot within the town limits of Hope? They've been smokin' too much BC bud!! No wonder they're called "the left" coast. :rolleye: :silly:Quote:
Originally Posted by Snowwalker
Wow!Quote:
Originally Posted by Snowwalker
thats crazy i did not know that.
experienced a lot of weird things in the bush like? id love to hear some crazy story if u got one lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fox
Buddy,that requires a whole different thread. LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by Bowjob
Look up utube howtohunt.com he's a BC guide that has lots of stories of bigfoot.
i ment pertaining to this topic hahaQuote:
Originally Posted by trimmer21
will do thanks for thatQuote:
Originally Posted by onelessarrow
This is not the 70s anymore, ha ha ha.Quote:
Originally Posted by trimmer21
When birds suddenly stop making noise, I mean total silence when it was just very loud. The feeling of being watched by many different directions at the same time. Later learning that they used to burn the people who died in that area under an apple tree so they would "live on forever", I was hunting over 3 apple trees near an old homestead.
Hearing snapping following you out of the bush, when you stop you hear 1 or 2 more steps then a stop, this continued until leaving.
Porcupines sound like screaming girls, very freaky to hear in the bush.
The smell of rotting flesh when walking out to a stand before first light with the gun encased, probably a wolf or bear but if I could smell it then it was close.
A swamp in North Eastern Ontario behind my grandpas old place, the ground was so soft you could not hear your own foot steps (or any others), heavy spruce cover so you could not see very far either and it also deadened the sound of everything but the wind. This was also the bush that my grandpa was stalked by wolves and a lynx when grouse hunting too.
There have been some really weird things.