Washington Sasquatch now protected on all BLM lands in Oregon and Washinton

[Mikej]

They drag dove, robin and sparrow chicks out of their nests

Great. I really am a bird lover though. $50.00 a month habit.

 

[rjmt]

they got my Marionberries the other morning - have to put up bird net now

 

[rjmt]

after Mt St Helens eruption, the National Guard and Army removed the dead bodies of animals around the mountain to prevent them from rotting and harboring disease
among the inventory of bodies removed were several "large bipodal animal - species unknown"
there have been enough sightings in the Lewis River Valley to make one wonder
2 counties in Washington have legally banned hunting of Sasquatch, and it's banned in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest

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most of this dates back decades because out of state Sasquatch hunting parties were making a nuisance of themselves in Washington

 

[Ghoul]

I know this thread is a "silly thread", but seriously (I know Stomper being serious? Riiiiiiiiiigggghhhht)


Assuming they're real, I wouldn't wantonly shoot one (or attempt to harm one) unless it was a matter of self-defense, just like I don't go around shooting at everything that moves (except Starlings, they SUCK!) unless it's for the meat, or (as before) self-defense, if needed.

Concerning critters, I ascribe to the "you shoot it, you eat it" ethos… unless it's to put a sick or mortally injured critter out of it's misery. (except Starlings, they SUCK!)

"you shoot it, eat it".
I told the judge that on self defense case I had,
He said thats why I'm giving you 5 years intead of 2.

 

[rjmt]

many of my neighbors are old time loggers, who spend their lives up in the big timber
everyone of them believe in Sasquatch - I'll take their word for it

 

[308]

after Mt St Helens eruption, the National Guard and Army removed the dead bodies of animals around the mountain to prevent them from rotting and harboring disease

That sounds pretty odd unless it had to do with floaters rolling downstream

 

[rjmt]

That sounds pretty odd unless it had to do with floaters rolling downstream

…was placed in charge of one pile of dead animals in particular. The pile was covered and no one was allowed to come near it. U.S. National Guard personnel were guarding this pile. On the day that they were going to move this group of bodies, [Bradshaw] was standing very close to the pile and was told to keep his mouth closed about what we was to witness.

When the tarps were removed, he was amazed to see that the bodies were those of sasquatch. Some badly burned, and some not. They were placed in a large net and lifted into the back of a truck, which was then tarped over.

 

[308]

…was placed in charge of one pile of dead animals in particular. The pile was covered and no one was allowed to come near it. U.S. National Guard personnel were guarding this pile. On the day that they were going to move this group of bodies, [Bradshaw] was standing very close to the pile and was told to keep his mouth closed about what we was to witness.

When the tarps were removed, he was amazed to see that the bodies were those of sasquatch. Some badly burned, and some not. They were placed in a large net and lifted into the back of a truck, which was then tarped over.

I take it you are cutting and pasting from some other source rather from your own experience?

 

[Andy54Hawken]

As far as Bigfoot / Sasquatch and does he exist...?
I don think so.

With that said....
I also do not outright dismiss claims and experiences of others.

Unless :

They are of the "National Enquirer" type of claim or story.
The person telling the tale has a obvious agenda
Or repeatedly overlooks other explanations / causes for the events.
Andy

 

[rjmt]

I take it you are cutting and pasting from some other source rather from your own experience?

of course, I wasn't up on Mt St Helens in 1980 clearing animal bodies

one believes or doesn't believe, but their are dozens of people I've met in the Lewis River Valley who swear they have had encounters

several cryptozoologist have received funding to continue research on this subject in Washington

on such lives in Gray's Harbor

 

[Jonnyuma]

I guess l should be baiting my traps with something else now... the bags of jerky hanging 5' off the ground might be a little too, uh... "on point".

 

[Stomper]

That, and.....
If I were free to do as I pleased I would shoot robins in the early morning when they are up in the trees yelling! G_D robins!

Those BASTIGES!!

 

[Stomper]

"you shoot it, eat it".
I told the judge that on self defense case I had,
He said thats why I'm giving you 5 years intead of 2.

It sounds like you should have listened to your attorney and worn a suit and tie to court instead of that Lynyrd Skynyrd concert T-shirt!

 

[CamoDeafie]

You know whats odd... almost every continent have fossils and evidence and living nonhuman primates other than humans.. except North America, Australia and Antarctica. If one puts North and South America as a megacontinent, then the nonhuman primates exist(ed) south of the Equator.

 

[WillametteWill]

"you shoot it, eat it".
I told the judge that on self defense case I had,
He said thats why I'm giving you 5 years intead of 2.

Well...guess that all makes sense based on your screen name...I think?

 

[Cavedweller]

…was placed in charge of one pile of dead animals in particular. The pile was covered and no one was allowed to come near it. U.S. National Guard personnel were guarding this pile. On the day that they were going to move this group of bodies, [Bradshaw] was standing very close to the pile and was told to keep his mouth closed about what we was to witness.

When the tarps were removed, he was amazed to see that the bodies were those of sasquatch. Some badly burned, and some not. They were placed in a large net and lifted into the back of a truck, which was then tarped over.

Because Bigfoot is a national security issue. Right.

 

[rjmt]

Because Bigfoot is a national security issue. Right.

I was not there, but I heard the National Guard was used for many task after the eruption

I've read many accounts of National Guard helicopters hauling cargo nets of many objects out of the blast zone

 

[308]

I was not there, but I heard the National Guard was used for many task after the eruption

I've read many accounts of National Guard helicopters hauling cargo nets of many objects out of the blast zone

I flew into the blast zone in a helicopter not too long after the eruption and never saw any bodies of anything. We covered a lot of area and I find it hard to believe any living being was just laying around rotting and not covered with meters of ash.

 

[mhayd93]

Too bad it was just a joke! Government involvement would have swiftly failed and proved Bigfoot to be real once and for all!

 

[rjmt]

US Forest Service estimated about 7000 large animals were killed by the blast

recovery efforts and logging resumed outside the Red Zone in Oct 1980 (from Weyerhaeuser archives)

the ash didn't bother Weyerhaeuser crews that much