Sasquatch

[Fl Canopy Stalker]

here is some photographic evidence that we’ve seen Sasquatch

 

[tailgunner]

I agree. I’ve seen the bears and Bob cats. While I know we have a healthy panther population, I’ve yet to actually see one in the woods!

But they have seen you

 

[Maverick1]

Tastes like chicken.

 

[sojourner]

I have been watching Steve for a few years now, even before he started talking about Sabe. Not sure if you heard the audio of the screams outside a home about 2 months ago, but I heard the same thing in the woods 2 weeks ago

. Nothing in the woods or manmade could sound like this. The volume of this scream was insane. I got down and started by 45 minute walk out of the woods. A few minutes before the scream I suddenly got an uneasy feeling like I needed to leave. I never have that feeling in the woods. I can't guarentee what I heard was that, but nothing else could sound like what I heard.

I probably heard it. I have been watching his channel before he started talking about Sabe too. Fortunately, I have never had anything happen to me. Yup, the “leave now” feeling sure has a lot of people reporting that. and the loud screams that reverberate through one’s body are reported a lot too. I believe you.

 

[cjr4497]

What’s. Everyone thoughts. Everyone has heard things that can not be explained

I have an experience. It is real. The Patterson film has yet to be disputed so we have that too. There is a lot of compelling evidence besides that film. The problems is the subject attracts wacko's and in turn diminishes the guys out there trying to do serious research. There are things people have found that cannot be faked.

 

[cjr4497]

I had this discussion recently and said in absence of finding any fossilized bones, I have a hard time believing. Then someone said “maybe they don’t have bones.” So they could be hairy starfish. BTW, don’t Google that phrase at work.

Until 2005 there hadn't been a single chimpanzee fossil found. Millions of chimps have existed. Thousands of creatures have existed for millions of years that we will never know about because where they lived wasn't conducive to creating fossils. The lack of fossils is not a valid argument. Secondly, there are fossils of bipedal apes. So if sasquatch is more of an ape than human then there are fossils that could be related to them.

 

[Red Beard]

Blurry Creatures: Episode 107

 

[ericabbott]

My buddy swears he was chased by bigfoot on his ATV, said it was running alongside him on two feet while he was throttle down. He's a good ole boy that's spent his whole life in these woods and knows every animal out there. I think there's a lot we don't know about in this world, if I were putting money down I'd bet on it.

 

[fwafwow]

Until 2005 there hadn't been a single chimpanzee fossil found. Millions of chimps have existed. Thousands of creatures have existed for millions of years that we will never know about because where they lived wasn't conducive to creating fossils. The lack of fossils is not a valid argument. Secondly, there are fossils of bipedal apes. So if sasquatch is more of an ape than human then there are fossils that could be related to them.

Wonder if no one found chimp bones or bodies before 2005? Or caught one. But hairy starfish don’t have bones, so I’m going off track.

 

[Empostarr]

Blurry Creatures: Episode 107

Been listening since it was recommended. Started at the beginning, on episode 7 or 8 now.

 

[Red Beard]

Been listening since it was recommended. Started at the beginning, on episode 7 or 8 now.

Right on. It's certainly a lot to consider. Been keeping track of what I think are the most impactful ones so far. I recommend 11, 13, 18, 74, 122, 133, and 107. 107 is the why all this stuff matters episode.

I'd be happy to discuss offline with anyone who is interested.