Witness Observes Juvenile Bigfoot Jump Down From Tree
It is believed that smaller and younger bigfoot will sometime use trees for hiding, observing, resting, etc. This witness claims to have seen a small bigfoot jump down from a tree in broad daylight and take off running.
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ReplyDeleteGreat first Eva!! :-D
DeleteHey what about that new York baby bigfoot in a tree..remember that one?
eva's busy watching either the eastenders or 8 out of 10 cats.......the new york baby hoax was a escaped chimp...best watch out word on the street is the hugga bunch is taking over bfe.
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DeleteThe big adults climb trees too. It's not just a juvenile thing.
Deletescraping the bottom of the barrel i see.....posting finding bigfoot stories..let me guess Kentucky?
ReplyDeleteClimbing trees was one of my fun activities as a youngster, I would think they are fun for the baby forest giants also. And with their vastly superior strength to weight ratio and longer arms, well parents, how are you going to keep them out of the trees.
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We'd probably be shocked to learn how many are up in the trees, including adults.
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DeleteCan't wait to be shocked. Any day now?
DeleteRead an interesting story a while back. About how adult BF have a heck of a time trying to catch their young because they are so fast. If I can find the story I will share with all
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The big Bigfoot can and do get up into the trees. Since they are paranormal, they have multiple choices to get into the upper branches of a tree. Or they can just fly around like a bird, except they will most likely choose to take the orb form. And if you piss them off, they follow you home as an orb. And then they kick your ass.
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ReplyDeleteIs this your opinion or someone else's as you state in this article above...
It is believed that smaller and younger bigfoot will sometime use trees for hiding, observing, resting, etc.