Do Bigfoot Have Pets?
Sometimes bigfoot are seen with other animals, most commonly dogs or coyotes. But there was one encounter where a bigfoot was spotted with a couple of mountain lions. Do bigfoot have pets?
Bigfoot injured by a forest fire was taken away and hidden by the authorities, not even Robert Lindsay can top this story
This story was circulating the internet way back in 2004, or maybe as far back as 1999. Back when everybody was on 56k dial-up modems and a "Facebook" was just a regular book with directory listing of names and headshots. This story was so disturbing and so shocking that nobody believed it at the time. It was the Robert Lindsay " Bear Hunter: Two Bigfoots Shot and DNA Samples Taken " story of the time. And like Robert's Bear Hunter story , this witness didn't have a name. The only thing known about the witness is that this person was a government employee, anonymous of course. The author of the story was a science teacher named Thom Powell who believe it really happened and that the whole story was an elaborate cover-up. Powell said the anonymous government employee alerted the BFRO about a 7.5 feet long/tall burn victim with "multiple burns on hands, feet, legs and body; some 2nd and 3rd degree burns". Sadly, there was no DNA samples taken from...
First for Clive! The king of late night here, and always a gentleman!
ReplyDeleteThanks Chick,
DeleteGood to see your boot when I open a thread.
Heads up chick chick is just a gay guy wanting to give u his bigfoot slong.
DeleteHeads up chick chick is just a gay guy wanting to give u his bigfoot slong.
DeleteSorry chump this first is for Clive shove off.
Delete^ really ? a first on a blog site !
Deletewow, that`s about the sole achievement of his life ?
I doubt it
Delete^ full of doubt
DeleteAbout your sanity.
DeleteHa!
DeleteWait a tick.
ReplyDeleteThe BFRO says bigfoots hate dogs and vice versa, which is why you're not allowed to bring rover along on their pay-to-play bigfoot "research" outings.
Now this says bigfoots have pet dogs. (And pet mountain lions? Really? No, really?)
I guess we can't even expect bigfoot "researchers" to be consistent in their made up stories.
Regardless of them having a seriously important sightings database, with loads of equally as important information on the subject ... I wouldn't pay too much notice to what the BFRO says about research.
DeleteGenerally, dogs do not appear to be favoured by Seatco. However, the fact that this theory is drawn from many eyewitness reports that always include them accompanying these dogs, which would naturally suggest a direct challenge to their evasion of hunters, is not a stretch to imagine. Seatco are human, and it is natural for humans to develop bonds with animals. I know it sounds ridiculous but there are reports, however in a serious minority, of Seatco being seen to behave this way.
^ believes in anything as long as the word bigfoot is somewhere on the page
DeleteThey do have pets indeed, but not anything domesticated, or in a zoo.
Delete^ hey Dr Squatch - I took a look at your site and images - good stuff there and the skeptics don`t know "diddly-squatch".
DeleteAmen..Thank you!
DeleteI wouldn't pay too much notice to anything any bigfooter says about research.
DeleteYes there are reports of bigfoots with pets, but there are also reports of invisible bigfoots and bigfoots turning into energy orbs and bigfoots in flying saucers. You can find bigfoot reports about anything.
Eyewitness bigfoot testimony is worthless. They're all just stories, and not even consistent stories. They run the gamut from extremely dubious to downright insane. It's all garbage in, garbage out. The more stories there are, the less any of them can be trusted, not more. Piling garbage on top of garbage cannot turn it into anything other than garbage.
You need a body. Nothing less.
"Witness testimony can be tested and assessed for reliability. Examples of approaches to testing and assessment include the use of questioning, evidence of corroborating witnesses, documents, video and forensic evidence."
Deletehttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anecdotal_evidence
When "stories" are substantiated by evidence, then they are not worthless. In fact, the entire judiciary system is propped up by it. If eyewitnesses make missidentifications regarding key information of an incident, they rarely make missidentifications of the actual incident. For example, multiple witnesses to a giant hairy human stepping out into the road may make missidentifications regarding weight, height, whether it had hair on its face... But not that the giant hairy human stepped out into the road.
We need mainstream science to drop the idealism and investigate. That's to the detriment of their integrity, not the credibility of this subject and the many tens of thousands of people who have contributed to cultural and contemporary anecdotes over thousands of years (that in turn has physical evidence in support).
3:24, you don't know what to believe because you don't do any research!
DeleteAnything I claim, I have proof of! I have tons of pics of Bigfoot, with their dogs!
11:51 A barking dog alerting to a sasquatch would ruin the advantage for a group during an outing in which the goal is to get close to one. I paid to go on an outing. It was well worth the money to me and I would like to go to another. If someone brought a barking dog out for the night activities the whole thing would have been ruined.
ReplyDeleteA fool and his money are soon parted.
DeleteYou paid a thousand dollars or more to camp.
You do realize that your chances of encountering a bigfoot in the woods are highest when alone, right? Not in a group. And you can do that for free.
The BFRO doesn't allow guns or dogs on their ridiculously overpriced little "expeditions" because they send paid actors into the woods to howl and knock on trees and throw rocks and pretend to be bigfoots. If one of those ersatz squatches were to be shot or bitten it would ruin the whole "bigfoot experience" (a.k.a. hoax).
Bigfoot may be a myth. Bigfoot may be real. But the BFRO is definitely a scam.
^ +1.000.000
DeleteProof? You've got proof of what you claim then that people are acting on these expeditions? NO?
DeletePost it up. I'll be waiting.
Btw- we were only asked to pay the admission of 1 person and we were a family of 4. And that included the campsite for 3 nights and use of a flir on the night investigations. Nobody was interested in making a bunch of $ off us. Yes some were carrying I felt safer for it. Guess you dont know everything.
A fool and his money are very defensive.
DeleteNo way in hell would I go out at night with any of these fools carrying weapons. The only thing I would be afraid of is getting mistaken by some zealot with glory/dollar signs in his eyes.
Delete^ Paid to go on an "outing" - in other words she went on a ramble through the woods - had sausages (burnt and out of date) at the end of the walk.
ReplyDeleteSomeone else's sausage is burnt and out of date. Ahem ...8:45's...
DeleteSasusage fingers at 8:45 really needs your attention, Chick. These mysogenists' hatred is usually the result of a trauma involving a female figure they trusted.
DeletePoor fella needs a hug.
Sad hug-less boo hoo troll.
DeleteF U C K I N G S H I T C U N T S
DeleteBigfoot has pet flies. So does Iktomi Joe.
ReplyDeleteSomeone's a little upset about something? Might be the fact the everyone knows he got duped by Biscardi and failed as a researcher.
DeleteHaints only pets are the crab lice in his skivvies
DeleteMake sure you feed and toilet train them Haints
Joe
^ SHUT UP YOU CUNT
DeleteYes, I failed as a researcher. But at least I'm in good company. No one else has actually found a Squatch either, although Iktomi Joe has searched hundreds of men's skivvies for one.
DeleteThey've found plenty, dear Haints, just never put one in a zoo. Plenty of missing hunters remember... There's also innumerable track findings.
DeleteThe only good dog is a hot dog
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