Finding Bigfoot

#101
#101
There are things out there we haven't found. I'd say there are definitely some things in the Oceans that we haven't found.

800 pound Ape like thing running around in our back yards is kind of hard to fathom though, not very probable either. Entertaining non the less.
 
#102
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MikeDVol said:
Well no but I like seeing "evidence."
I have always had an interest in stuff like that, lochness, chupacabra, etc. I know it's dumb sounding but there is a chance that they exist.
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I feel the same way. Is it weird that I really only believe that Bigfoot and aliens may exist? I can't really buy any of the other stuff...

I can't say I really believe in any of this stuff, but I think the concepts, artifacts, and histories make for an exceptionally intriguing interest. I hope someone finds Bigfoot. Real talk.
 
#103
#103
This show is pure comedic relief. I've only seen one episode so far, but I love it when they make their wild, unsubstantiated statements of fact.
 
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#104
#104
The Moneymaker guy you can tell he believes it 100 percent. At least the Chic backs off every once in a while. What can you really say about Bobo except he's pure entertainment. The show is gold even though it reminds of Ghost Hunters. That show on the other hand is rather boring.
 
#105
#105
This thread convinced me to check it out on on demand, and after two episodes, I just have to say "Wow." I would love to lay a haymaker to that Matt Moneymaker guy's face. I don't know how the other wierd team members can even work with that douchebag. But it is pretty comical, because they will never find a "squatch" the way they operate. I look forward to the continuing entertainment of this thread. That is all.
 
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Vol423 said:
You mean by searching for one in the woods as opposed to watching beef jerky commercials on TV?
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No, by the way they function as a team while searching for a creature that they have made up a bunch of factual information about. For one they have a complete clown as a "leader."

But, I would not doubt that they get a bit upset at how beef jerky commercials portray false information on known bigfoot tendencies. I mean this guy has 25 years of research and experience under his belt. If I was Matt Moneymaker I would be outright upset at how beef jerky commercials make a complete mockery of his scientific and very factual findings in his 25 years of research.

Anyone who goes into the woods with a bull horn to corral and sneak up on an animal, is clearly going about tracking an animal all wrong.
 
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#108
Vol423 said:
This show is pure comedic relief. I've only seen one episode so far, but I love it when they make their wild, unsubstantiated statements of fact.
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Everyone knows bigfoots have black, dog like noses.
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#115
#115
I guess you do learn something every day. I was previously totally oblivious to the fact that 100% of deer deaths were OBVIOUSLY the result of a nasty Tarheel Squatch.
 
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Vol423 said:
I guess you do learn something every day. I was previously totally oblivious to the fact that 100% of deer deaths were OBVIOUSLY the result of a nasty Tarheel Squatch.
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The total lack of objectivity is probably the shows best selling point.
 
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JTrainDavis said:
The total lack of objectivity is probably the shows best selling point.
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I agree. There's nothing quite like every single sound, indentation in the ground or pile of leaves and twigs in a forest being directly attributed to only one possible cause...a sasquatch.
 
#118
#118
After watching the North Carolina episode, I was just surprised that Moneymaker didn't directly attribute Bigfoots' use of power lines as a trail to sasquatches well known increased rates of morbidity due to cancer.
 
#119
#119
Vol423 said:
After watching the North Carolina episode, I was just surprised that Moneymaker didn't directly attribute Bigfoots' use of power lines as a trail to sasquatches well known increased rates of morbidity due to cancer.
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The fact that they were able to round up that huge group for the blanket search says a lot about the people of that region of NC.
 
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JTrainDavis said:
The fact that they were able to round up that huge group for the blanket search says a lot about the people of that region of NC.
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Keep in mind that these are the type of people that elected Heath Shuler as a U.S. Congressman.
 
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#123
Vol423 said:
I agree. There's nothing quite like every single sound, indentation in the ground or pile of leaves and twigs in a forest being directly attributed to only one possible cause...a sasquatch.
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How dare you call it a Sasquatch. Anyone who has ever watched the show knows the REAL experts call them "squatches".
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#124
#124
I've heard them call them "bigfoots" also, although I think the proper plural form is bigfoot or maybe bigfeet.
 
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