Tracking the Skunk Ape Get link Facebook X Pinterest Email Other Apps By Matt K. - September 24, 2017 From Tim Fasano - Tim tracks the skunk apes into the swamps of Florida, and runs across some of the evidence they left behind. Get link Facebook X Pinterest Email Other Apps Comments AnonymousSunday, September 24, 2017 at 12:59:00 PM PDTFasano is the Jane Goodall of the skunk ape. He's an ambassador for the species.ReplyDeleteRepliesAnonymousSunday, September 24, 2017 at 2:49:00 PM PDTThe difference being Jane Goodall at least had living and real creatures to show...Fasano does not.DeleteRepliesReplyDSMonday, September 25, 2017 at 10:38:00 AM PDTThe difference is that Fascano doesn't have any evidence.He should team up with Zaskey, and learn something, instead of constantly wasting people's time.DeleteRepliesReplyReplyAnonymousSunday, September 24, 2017 at 2:59:00 PM PDTLots of spunk-apes follow the tracks all the way up my hairy "gugwe"...it is surely heaven.JoeReplyDeleteRepliesReplyAnonymousTuesday, September 26, 2017 at 3:03:00 AM PDTTim Fasano is a joke. Nobody in the Bigfoot field takes this guy seriously at all. He's just looking for a way to get on a television show. ReplyDeleteRepliesReplyAdd commentLoad more... Post a Comment
Fasano is the Jane Goodall of the skunk ape. He's an ambassador for the species.
ReplyDeleteThe difference being Jane Goodall at least had living and real creatures to show...Fasano does not.
DeleteThe difference is that Fascano doesn't have any evidence.
DeleteHe should team up with Zaskey, and learn something, instead of constantly wasting people's time.
Lots of spunk-apes follow the tracks all the way up my hairy "gugwe"...it is surely heaven.
ReplyDeleteJoe
Tim Fasano is a joke. Nobody in the Bigfoot field takes this guy seriously at all. He's just looking for a way to get on a television show.
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