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Or frozen ones...
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Yeah! And we wear Gore-Tex, too! That's how we survive in the winter. So that answers that question...There it is! A documented verified sighting!
Yet no one has ever found such a habitation... Hmmm.I agree, I think sasquatch is a very close relative to us. I also think they're intelligent enough to seek out shelter
Bigfoot apparently make nests, similar to mountain gorillas...Yet no one has ever found such a habitation... Hmmm.
And you believe this fits the definition of "shelter"? And such a shelter would be adequate for winter survival?Bigfoot apparently make nests, similar to mountain gorillas...
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I have personally seen the nests, and I am very impressed by them. I will go on record as saying that I believe sasquatches made them. They were constructed by twisting and breaking off branches from the surrounding huckleberry bushes which grow up to 8 feet tall in the area. The branches were brought to the nest locations and seemingly woven in an intentional shape that most resembles the ground nests of gorillas. The only other contender for possibly having made the nests would be a black bear, but a biologist who saw the nests noted that if this is black bear behavior, it is undocumented black bear behavior. Nothing like this has been seen before by anyone involved.
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And you believe this fits the definition of "shelter"? And such a shelter would be adequate for winter survival?
Yea I have personally seen nests that look very similar to these also - and have actually seen the 'creatures' that were bedding in the nests get up and run off -I have personally seen the nests
Yea I have personally seen nests that look very similar to these also - and have actually seen the 'creatures' that were bedding in the nests get up and run off -
Elk-
I see nothing in the pictures that indicates any type of intentional, organized collecting of branches, 'weaving' or otherwise and looks like a typical elk waller or bedding they will scratch together.
Yeah, I really don't think elk actually are breaking off huckleberry branches and carrying them to a separate location and then twisting them and weaving them together to form a nest.
But if you thing they are capable of it, then fine.