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Bigfoot, Loch Ness Monster, Aliens, Ghosts, etc.

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  • bull300wsm
    I'm guilty...but I have seen Elvis[:0][8D]
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  • Mossbergboogie
    The Bigfoot ones can be, pretty cool.
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  • tomh.
    Lots of ghost shows all of a sudden. I'm not into it. I've stopped for a couple minutes, but they seem kinda Jerry Springer-ish.
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  • steeltoe1978
    quote:Originally posted by chrishiher
    The Bigfoot ones can be, pretty cool.


    bigfoothead.jpg

    Best I could do in a few mins. [:D]
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  • FrancF
    I like seeing stuff that involves project "Blue Book". As I have always asked the question if UFO's don't exist, then why does the government always investigate[?]
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  • Gregor62
    Is that Roddey McDowell in drag,on the tailgait?
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  • Permanently deleted user
    I am intrigued by some of them too...
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  • Sav99
    I watch those darn documentaries. Last week I watched one that depicted a guy shooting at a bigfeet with a 9mm. Hmm, 9mm...500 pound animal. Might not be a real good idea.
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  • huntergarret
    The best part is when you start talking to respected friends, family etc. and they insist that bigfoot is all over North America...Hope I don't offend anyone, but I think it is lunacy to think these things exist.
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  • jonk
    There is some DNA evidence from hair that is similar to a human and chimp but different from either that SOMETHING exists- bigfoot? If it does, there must be darned few of them and they must be darned smart to avoid 6 billion humans. I'd give it, oh, 45% chance of existing.

    Aliens- I'm sure they exist, looking at the number of stars out there- but if they have the ability to travel interstellarly, why bother to come here? We'd be like cave men. 98% chance of existing, but not of coming to earth.

    Loch Ness? I dunno. Could be but doubtful. I don't doubt there are unknown beasties out there but a plesiosaur? I doubt it. I'd give this one about 5% chance of being true.
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  • FrancF
    quote:Originally posted by huntergarret
    The best part is when you start talking to respected friends, family etc. and they insist that bigfoot is all over North America...Hope I don't offend anyone, but I think it is lunacy to think these things exist.


    I like to keep an open mind, not that I am a zoologist or an expert anything. But after seeing documentary's on filmed wild life and how elusive some animal species can be (primates included) who knows?
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  • huntergarret
    I cannot think of a creature over 20 lbs that I , or a local expert, would have trouble finding sign of whether it be scat, dens, markings...or what have you. I would have to give The Hairy Beast 20%.

    Aliens: I'll go with 98% if any form of life counts.

    Loch Ness: 0%
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  • huntergarret
    I almost forgot...What about the elusive Black Panther that someone you know has a story about. I know at least half a dozen people that have claimed to see one near WV/PA. % ?
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  • FrancF
    Rare birds?
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  • SW 357Mag
    I watch them too. They are interesting to watch even though you know the outcome.
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  • FrancF
    Bears in my area of central CA have been non-existent for 100+ years but yet DFG (Dept. Fish And Game) Have validated Very rare activity of one or even two.

    Guess the point I am trying to make is we don't know everything
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  • huntergarret
    I hear you FrancF. I admit I have never changed the channel during a big foot doc.
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  • Permanently deleted user
    quote:Originally posted by FrancF
    quote:Originally posted by huntergarret
    The best part is when you start talking to respected friends, family etc. and they insist that bigfoot is all over North America...Hope I don't offend anyone, but I think it is lunacy to think these things exist.


    I like to keep an open mind, not that I am a zoologist or an expert anything. But after seeing documentary's on filmed wild life and how elusive some animal species can be (primates included) who knows?


    +1

    With the VAST amount of undeveloped territory there is out west, I do not find it too difficult to believe a highly intelligent mammal could stay hidden from mankind if it was so inclined to do so.
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  • LaidbackDan
    It always seems to me a lot of the so called "cryptozoologists" that appear on those programs seem much stranger than anything they might possibly be seeking.
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  • dan55362
    You ever notice that when you watch these shows and they are interviewing the eye witness, He or she is always white. You never see a black, Mexican or any other race witness such things only white people.
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  • Permanently deleted user
    quote:Originally posted by dan55362
    You ever notice that when you watch these shows and they are interviewing the eye witness, He or she is always white. You never see a black, Mexican or any other race witness such things only white people.



    I think that may be b/c only white people spend time in the woods...
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  • dan55362
    quote:Originally posted by ECC
    quote:Originally posted by dan55362
    You ever notice that when you watch these shows and they are interviewing the eye witness, He or she is always white. You never see a black, Mexican or any other race witness such things only white people.



    I think that may be b/c only white people spend time in the woods...

    [;)]
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  • Zebra
    quote:Originally posted by huntergarret
    I almost forgot...What about the elusive Black Panther that someone you know has a story about. I know at least half a dozen people that have claimed to see one near WV/PA. % ?




    I've seen them in the hard swamps of Louisiana...
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  • steeltoe1978
    quote:Originally posted by huntergarret
    I almost forgot...What about the elusive Black Panther that someone you know has a story about. I know at least half a dozen people that have claimed to see one near WV/PA. % ?




    Yeah, they're quite rare... I mostly see bloods and crips out here. [:o)]
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