Bigfoot is totally real. I think a population of some unknown species could totally live for the most part unobserved in the Pacific Northwest.
Edit: There are probably space aliens as well, but I very much doubt they've been to Earth. If they did it was probably during dinosaur times. I assume they left and won't be back because for all they know Earth is still inhabited by giant monsters.
I lived near laurier, wa for 4 years (google it). Nothing is around there really. My ex's uncle saw a gray haired bigfoot about 8 feet tall there about 20 years ago. Bossberg, WA (home of the cripple bigfoot legend) is not too far away.
I myself was up on a mountain last year cutting firewood when i heard a series of loud knocks. I ignored it, then another series of knocks. At this point i can't explain it but the hair on the back of my neck went up and i got an irresistible urge to GTFO. I never had that before in my life. I later read that some people get the same feeling when they have sightings.
I need to watch them. Dr Meldrum's book was really good though. He's a professor of anthropology in Idaho and he's personally seen evidence like a trail of footprints where each print is unique and he claims either someone made 100 casts of different feet or it was a real animal.
All i know is where i used to live has 3 people per square mile. If someone wanted to fake it, i'm not sure why it would be there because chances are no one would see it.
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Aboresh ago
Bigfoot is totally real. I think a population of some unknown species could totally live for the most part unobserved in the Pacific Northwest.
Edit: There are probably space aliens as well, but I very much doubt they've been to Earth. If they did it was probably during dinosaur times. I assume they left and won't be back because for all they know Earth is still inhabited by giant monsters.
PrivateJoker ago
I lived near laurier, wa for 4 years (google it). Nothing is around there really. My ex's uncle saw a gray haired bigfoot about 8 feet tall there about 20 years ago. Bossberg, WA (home of the cripple bigfoot legend) is not too far away.
I myself was up on a mountain last year cutting firewood when i heard a series of loud knocks. I ignored it, then another series of knocks. At this point i can't explain it but the hair on the back of my neck went up and i got an irresistible urge to GTFO. I never had that before in my life. I later read that some people get the same feeling when they have sightings.
joseph177 ago
I wasn't much of a believer until I watched Lloyd Pye and his lectures...they give a pretty fascinating & plausible explanation for the beast.
PrivateJoker ago
I need to watch them. Dr Meldrum's book was really good though. He's a professor of anthropology in Idaho and he's personally seen evidence like a trail of footprints where each print is unique and he claims either someone made 100 casts of different feet or it was a real animal.
All i know is where i used to live has 3 people per square mile. If someone wanted to fake it, i'm not sure why it would be there because chances are no one would see it.