Bigfoot/Sasquatch/Forest People in Tennessee

This is what bothers me on the black mountain lion thing. I've seen a mountain lion in east tn in the wild. And I've seen one a trail can caught about 20 minutes from my house. I'm 100% on that I got a plan view of it and I can easily tell the difference of a bobcat and mountain lion. But I always here people say they've seen a large black one before. But there's never, not once been confirmed findings of a black mountain lion. There are black jaguars and black leopards but no black Mtn lions. So either the black Mtn lion has eluded science to this point, there are black jaguars in east tn or people are realllllly misidentifying black house cats.
- sidebar- I work with someone who has seen a black panther twice while hunting in East Tennessee. I think the sightings were 8 to 10 years apart.
 
In my time I've come across, dead raccoons, dogs, deer, and several birds while hiking around in various parts of the country. I've seen plenty of sign and scat of mountain lions, bobcats, moose, elk, bear, etc. I've seen all but mountain lions alive as well. Hell, I've caught a soft-shelled turtle with my hands in the Pecos River and rare frogs in the Colorado Rockies at 10,500 ft. If you are arguing that no one should have found a dead sasquatch, let alone shot one, that argument is pretty silly. North America isn't the Congo or the Amazon. There are 300 million people kicking around and as a whole is intersected with roads, has planes and helicopters flying over, etc. I've been to some lonely places, and I tend to find MORE animal signs and see more of them too, not less, the further I get away from all that.

I don't know how adults can believe in this sort of thing.
 
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Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds is a hell of a song.

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In my time I've come across, dead raccoons, dogs, deer, and several birds while hiking around in various parts of the country. I've seen plenty of sign and scat of mountain lions, bobcats, moose, elk, bear, etc. I've seen all but mountain lions alive as well. Hell, I've caught a soft-shelled turtle with my hands in the Pecos River and rare frogs in the Colorado Rockies at 10,500 ft. If you are arguing that no one should have found a dead sasquatch, let alone shot one, that argument is pretty silly. North America isn't the Congo or the Amazon. There are 300 million people kicking around and as a whole is intersected with roads, has planes and helicopters flying over, etc. I've been to some lonely places, and I tend to find MORE animal signs and see more of them too, not less, the further I get away from all that.

I don't know how adults can believe in this sort of thing.

That is easy. You are not special forces material. If only you operated with the technical expertise of special forces you could keep up with them.

It is not a matter of believing. You just gotta step your game up, bruh.
 

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