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SASQUATCH: fact or fiction?!!

do you believe in Sasquatch?

  • yes

    Votes: 38 26.8%
  • no

    Votes: 93 65.5%
  • undecided

    Votes: 11 7.7%

  • Total voters
    142
  • Poll closed .
OK, thanks, I wish pacojas all the best trying to convince the world, but it's about time to unsubscribe ... it's been fun but it's taking too much time away from practising. :bassist:

I'm sure I won't miss the headlines if some real proof shows up. ;) Bye.


You don't need practice that badly. Sit tight. DeathBelow has close ties to sheep. This thread can go nowhere but up.
 
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Man, pacojas is going to love you.

If the miners see them constantly, why do you think no one has bothered to get one on camera yet?
Fair question. I will ask next time I see him.
As far as the ranchers and loggers they are usually busy at work, I suppose. But surely these days they are all carrying phones with cameras.
Fishing guides always have cameras with them to take pix of what their clients have caught. Maybe the event happens so fast when one is unprepared.
But I'll ask. I have no answer to your question
As far as not leaving bones or remains after death around: this place is over run with deer, yet in twenty years I've only seen deer remains twice. Also plenty of bear, fox, coyote, elk - and never run across their remains in the wild.

I'm not arguing for or against. I truly do not know either way.
 
Fair question. I will ask next time I see him.
As far as the ranchers and loggers they are usually busy at work, I suppose. But surely these days they are all carrying phones with cameras.
Fishing guides always have cameras with them to take pix of what their clients have caught. Maybe the event happens so fast when one is unprepared.
But I'll ask. I have no answer to your question
As far as not leaving bones or remains after death around: this place is over run with deer, yet in twenty years I've only seen deer remains twice. Also plenty of bear, fox, coyote, elk - and never run across their remains in the wild.

I'm not arguing for or against. I truly do not know either way.

I truly do know. They do not exist, except in the minds of nutters like pacojas.