Are All These Tracks Around This Lake From Bigfoot?
Youtube bigfooter Something Hairy In The Shadows is known for his outside of the box beliefs and claims when it comes to sasquatch. But in this video he goes back to looking at physical evidence in the form of track impressions around a dried up lake bed. There are a TON of tracks, and you can clearly see the frost on the ground. But are all of these tracks the result of bigfoot?
Turdfoot
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Fake me strikes again. What a sad toddler who can't seem to find his own way in life.
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Joe
You have GOT to be kidding me. Do footers really want folks like this representing them? Those BABY prints are human, you moron. And the larger, 18 inch tracks are depressions in the surface that are a natural artifact of the water. And...AND...could it be possible that the human prints were made BEFORE the weather turned cold? Just maybe?
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DeleteThe joint in the hand doesn't really help the argument.
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