The RMSO Discusses Bluff Creek Research
If you're looking from an RMSO podcast, this is the closest you'll get to one. On this episode, of RMSO Round Table, they have a discussion about Bluff Creek. Bigfooting in Oregon, California & an expedition to Deadwood.
3 fat losers talking s hit about that creature that doesn't exist. don't think I will watch it. Thanks anyway.
ReplyDelete^ 1 fat loser having to spend his entire day, every day of his life praying and praying but getting no closer to what he's praying for.
DeleteMust be tough... So tough he has to do it again tomorrow, the day after, the day after...
(headshake in pitty)
10;30 ...oh , the irony,the irony.
Delete^ grammar king didn't know humans are primates.
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What? 3 fat hillbillys sharing the stupid isn't your thing?
ReplyDeleteThen you are no American!
Nobody wants to see or hear any bigfoot talk while sitting around a table. you only have 3 comments. that should tell you nobody care about just talking.
ReplyDeleteYears ago, I went out on a "Bigfoot expedition' as a invited guest. this was sponsored by a local "bigfoot club'.
All they did was build a big bonfire, drink beer, roast hotdogs and talk 9Tell Bigfoot stories). sometimes they would do a Yell or a howl. The Coyotes would respond back, and "of Course' they were Bigfoots!
Several hours later, there was a crash (sounded like a branch falling, as it became very windy) They all thought it was a Bigfoot, shaking a tree! Duh! windy= branch falls, natural occurrence!
We were along the Delaware River, and some members who drank to much beer, had to relieve themselves into the river. they heard a noise (it was a Beaver slapping it's tail=warning to other Beavers) but, of course, it was a Bigfoot.
Several members had those 50,000 watt flashlights, and ever so often would scan the opposite side of the river. (If any were around, they were no long gone).
as the group busted up, they all talked about what an exciting night they had! Their conclusion was there were a lot of Bigfoots around!
With lazy idiots like these,refusing to go deeper in the woods (we were 100 yards from a main road) no wonder why it is taking 60+ years to find/prove them
Follow up to above comment:
ReplyDeleteI suggested that next time, they should cross the River go 5-10 miles in, camp out for one solid week. build blinds along/above game trails or other Terrain funnel points, make no calls, and wait for them to come along.
Their Answer: "What are you nuts"? 'I'm not crossing that River, there are "Bears' there, and the woods are huge"."I'm not getting lost in a Bear/Snake infested wilderness"!
Seem like all you have is stories and zero actual bigfoots.
Delete^^ Par for the course. Plenty of stories, no real evidence.
Delete9:18... Why don't you take John up o his invitation to take a "sceptic" out with him? You've got to guts right? John is rather willing to invite anyone to see if all he has is stories... Put your money where your mouth is.
Delete9:27... Let's not pretend you're clever enough to understand the evidence, let alone acknowledge it's existence... Rhetorical boy.
Someone in a Facebook group said it perfectly. They look like a second place bowling team.
ReplyDeleteMore stump hunters that think every shadow and tree stump is a Bigfoot.
That's not research.
They are "concerned" that the transparent publication of research days on animals found in an area is going to "compromise" something, that putting out a map to an area or making a video will somehow spoil something? They do the same thing themselves, outing every sighting location they can find to make Youtube videos for pennies. It's also clear where his local research area is, simply by watching and listening to him babble on about it for hours. Hypocrisy in the extreme. The entire Rocky Mountain range is therefore compromised, wherever Kelly Shaw goes, by his own logic.
ReplyDeletewhats up with her hair? did bigfoot cut it? or did he just pull the shit out of it?
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