Bigfoot In Florida
Uploaded by SasquatchWatcher on Jun 29, 2011
Is Bigfoot in Florida? This video discusses and shows the evidence for Bigfoot (Skunk Ape) in Florida. If it is in Florida then it certainly is not rare. There must be a self sustaining breeding population that has likely been there for Millions of years.
Who enjoys listening to this nitwit read script that we all could read ourselves
ReplyDeleteI live in SRQ county about 10 miles west of Myakka state park.I thought the famous pics were takin by a State Ranger..I wil find the stinky skunk ape and give it a bath..But I surely won't shoot it with a gun like the infamous Sierra shootings.I will use a camera then use the sleeper hold from wrestling and history in crypto zoology wil be made in a safe and respectible manner..!
ReplyDeleteSay, I have read a number of sites that say that a bare human footprint in the middle of the swamp is evidence of bigfoot because no one would go barefoot there. Well, sorry, but, I hunt deer deep in Florida swamps and I regularly go barefoot. Florida deer are smart and they like to graze in the water, about mid thigh deep, during the daytime. So, the best way to stalk them is barefoot. Its like walking on a big sponge. been doing it for years and have never been cut or pierced by anything. I don't know about bigfoot. But, there is something big that lives in the swamps. Whatever it is, it tends to move out to the swamp frings during the summer when the water is deepest and there are billions of mosquitoes. Then, in the winter, it moves deep into the swamp, where no one goes-usually where there is original growth such as century old cypress trees.
ReplyDeleteI hear some people say why there are not more photos of bigfoot and If you try for yourself to see how easy it is to keep yourself from being seen by people in any area with trees , its real east to do.Thus helping to explain the reason why its so hard to spot bigfoot or any creature in the woods. Its common sense. Also I believe another reason why a lot of people dont want to "believe", is that bigfoot has been demonized into some kind of monster which triggers "fear", instead of logical reasoning that "just because you dont see something doesnt mean it does not exist".
ReplyDeleteObviously Gigantopithecus is not exstinct!
ReplyDeleteI hope that Dr. Ketchum's DNA project will shake so called scientific community (there are open minded people among them, of course)
ReplyDeleteMatt Moneymaker and the entire show is a joke. Funny how EVERYTHING is a "Squatch" (stupid word), yet he has no credible evidence that they exist. He's claims to be an "expert" but uses stupid methods based on "what he knows to be fact". What a joke! Don't help his ratings!
ReplyDeleteYour so right, the BFRO show is a complete joke...
ReplyDeletesssh! I do believe there's a squatch in this blog.
wait, let me do a call.
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