Bigfoot Conundrums Kill vs. No Kill


Editor’s Note: This is a guest post by Matt K., a Sasquatch enthusiast. Visit his blog, Bigfoot Crossroads.

As 2013 ends and 2014 begins, I find that we are no closer to solving the bigfoot riddle than the first time someone poured wet plaster into a giant footprint. Whoever that was. In my opinion there are numerous reasons for this, and quite frankly I no longer feel the blame should be put on anyone other than ourselves. We used to call an outing that had a large number of people a circus. It was something to be avoided. Too many people generally yielded little to no results, guaranteed. Too many Chiefs, and not enough Indians. No offense. A creature such as bigfoot, that does whatever it can to stay hidden, certainly avoids large groups of people. More people means more noise, more problems, more clashing personalities, more egos, more, more, more. But nothing gets accomplished. I think most would agree with that. Yet here we are as a community having created the "Greatest Show on Earth". At least with the old circus we were out in the woods and there was usually a campfire to zone out on.

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  1. WOOOOOOOWOOOOOOOOOO GOOD MORNING PEOPLE shIt I'm still drunk

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    1. Kill my landlord! Kill my landlord!
      Got no reason---what the heck?
      K.I.L.

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  3. LOL. The bigger question is "should bigfoot believers be in a mental institution or still be roaming free".

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  4. YOUR STILL ROAMING FREE. Let me know where you are, i'll send an Ambulance for you

    Why are you even on here? no life, No friends, nothing on T.v. did you finish all your X box games? Mommy went shopping? can't jerk off anymore?

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    1. ^I'm waiting for my refractory period to end

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    2. Exactly how long do your refractory periods last? Because I'm pretty sure that 10-12 days is too long, but I'm too embarrassed to ask my doctor.

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  5. Hey that's a cool picture...is that from a settlers diary?

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  6. I don't think a very skilled hunter will ever "bag one". Why? Because we're human. When you finally see one, your is such Awe, your brain can't comprehend what your are seeing, You freeze up. Then you realize that what your looking at, "Is Human"! and you just can't pull the trigger!

    That's why I know, Justin's story is all BULLSHIT. You would have to be In-human to kill one.

    There are plenty of people who say: "Believe me, If I got one of those things in my sights, I'll blow his brains out"! Yeah right!

    Killing one is Murder! Plain and simple. The only and best way to get a Body, is if it was struck by a truck. That would be the ideal scenario
    But. . . It would probably be confiscated, before the incident reached the news!

    This is my personal opinion, that's all. Take it as you wish.

    John W. Jones Spoke

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    1. Do you know that your buddy Joe believes blindly Justin's story?

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    2. We have zero problem killing humans, gorillas, chimps, orangutans, etc. don't give me that excuse, you just need a man to step up and do what you can't.

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    3. First off, Joe's my friend, not a buddy. Joe can be very gullible at times,. and can quickly come to a conclusion
      (In other words, jump the gun) because to him, it must be very frustrating to be way over in England away from all the Big foot action.

      Two people with different opinions can still be friends, can argue, can discus, can verbally fight but still be friends!

      I will never, ever shoot one, if that scenario was presented to me. My team members feel that way too..

      I've heard plenty of people say, they would kill them if given the opportunity! But, I'm not really worried about this at all.
      To kill one, you must find one. Has any been found in the last hundred years? No, of course not.

      Speaking from experience, it's a very, very hard, and very very frustrating to search for them. if it was easy, one would have been shot by now!

      John w. Jones Spoke

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    4. kinda hard to kill something that does not exist.

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    5. Kinda hard to know if they exist, if you don't get off yor ass to look! did you ever step off concrete or blacktop?

      Asswhip knows all........

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    6. I have to agree with you. Any good and responsible hunter knows not to shoot unless you know for sure what you are shooting at. Most hunters who have seen one, when asked why they didn't shoot it, will reply just that. That they didn't know what it was. Plus there is always the doubt that if it was someone in a costume pranking, you wouldn't want to shoot them.

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    7. I can agree with that I've never hunted but have done plenty of competition shooting and for sure if it's walkin on two legs I don't know anyone that would fuck catchin a murder wrap for some asshole pullin a prank

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    8. Hey dumbass if they were human the would look just like us. Its pretty obvious that BF are something else!

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  7. Kill it - there is no other way to prove it exists. And I am fully prepared to pull the trigger.

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  8. BBQ bigfoot sounds good. I bet it tastes like chicken though.

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  9. I live in Atlanta and have been a City boy all my life. I've never camped, hunted or went fishing. Hell, the closest I've came to the woods is in our city park. but I hardly go there because I'm afraid of the pigeons, bugs and snakes. I spend 90% of my free time on the computer. computers are my life! i love being inside, warm and safe.

    About Big foots, i say they don't exist. I've never seen one.

    Comment from a typical Big foot skeptic

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  10. You'd kill a guy in a suit if you "shot a bigfoot".

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