Bigfoot bodies and Mount St. Helens

originally posted by: grey580
a reply to: Asktheanimals

You make a good point.

The last time some new carnivorous mammal species was discovered for the first time in 35 years was the olinguito.

However if something is really good at hiding and doesn't want to be found. Would we find it?

One hell of a point you've made. I've been hunting, hiking, climbing through the Northwoods of Wisconsin for 20 years and never seen a bear skeleton. We have black bear everywhere up hear, and still not one seen by myself or anyone I've spoken with.

I dont believe it ,anyone can invent stories like this ,a civilian that spoke bigfoot language ? yeah sure ,shooting a rare bigfoot to put it down ? yeah sure ,thankful waving bigfoot ? again yeah sure ,a ''well dont talk about it for 30 years or so '' yeah right .People love to invent stories like this and others like the Tero and Dero stories ,years ago ho hum

a reply to: Natas0114

Exactly, what many people have been saying.

There are 6+ Billion people on Earth, and countless more over the past million years......

So how many Human skeletons have people seen just laying around in the wild?

Yes we have a burial ceremony culture....whats to say another unknown higher primate also has a burial or some such, culture?

And lives in hidden caves and underground, as we live in huts and homes.

Even Humans lived in caves all around this planet, at various periods.

If "Bigfoot" doesn't want to be found, then it will be VERY difficult for us to find them (as with any other intelligent creature that may be on Earth).

a reply to: smurfy

I am from the Seattle area and the story sounds fake, the author uses the term Mt Saint Helen when everybody knows it is Mt. Saint Helens, it has an "s" on the end.

I spent 36 years in Longview, WA. I've heard it called both ways. Mt. St. Helens and Mt. St. Helen.

I kinda believe in Bigfoot in general, but this story seems like utter rubbish.

keep in mind, it's a well known fact that truth is stranger than fiction.

a reply to: TheLieWeLive

I was just on a drive and swim right near mt St Helens a week or so ago and its still as awesome as I remember it as a kid yet much more lovely looking after all the craziness I've been through the last 16 years.

Now that I have settled in I will eventually get a hold of some camera gear and who knows if I am really lucky some decent night vision. I can at least then begin to get some photos of places I go but I am pretty beat up physically so I can't go deep woods anymore.

Anyone can make up stories but the legends are true my friends and while it's a mysterious and beautiful creature I don't let that fool me that it cannot be extremely dangerous.

I would post photos of my "proof" I was even where I said I was when I saw it but it's not enough or as good as if I had had the crappy cell camera that was sitting in the living room.

Honestly the thought flicked through my head but I instantly decided to just watch it go by knowing I would miss a rare sighting.

I tried to upload photos on here before and for the life of me I could not get it to work.

originally posted by: Asktheanimals
While there isn't an unknown species of squirrel, chipmunk or mouse in all of North America that scientists don't know about how is it possible something as large as bigfoot could go undetected? I just cant buy it. Anonymous sources make good stories and that's about it. The vast majority of sightings I would chock up to general ignorance of sounds and signs in the woods.

Why would squads of special soldiers be on site to help these creatures but allow a group of national guard to tag along?
Good read anyway.

Wrong, wrong, wrong. Did I mention, you're wrong? news.nationalgeographic.com...

a reply to: smurfy

Well, I at least think it's a prime area for them to live. There's a lot of lava tubes around the mountain.... and that's of course where the Ape Canyon incident happened.

a reply to: DelmarRozan

Ape Canyon is, unfortunately, in all likelihood a hoax. After the miners reported the "attack", there was an investigation, and no sign of any gorillas, or other creatures were found.

Which is kinda unfortunate, as it's this story that got me interested in Bigfoot, and stories my grandpa, my dad and his brothers have told me over the years, my Dad grew up in the area, and I spent many a summer knockin' about in those woods and mountains south of St. Helens, Spirit Lake, and further south to Mt. Adams.

My Dad had many a story of strange tracks, smells, etc... The area is a historical hot bed of Sasquatch, as is the other side of the Columbia in the Dalles, Oregon area and points west.

a reply to: sycomix

Check out "Sierra Sounds" or, "Samurai Chatter". Of course with this being an old thread, you may have done so already.

a reply to: Natas0114

Greetings fellow Wisconsinite! I see your in the "Northwoods". I have property in Green Lake, so thats about as far north as I go.
Any "bigfoot" sightings in your area? There seem to be a few popping up nowadays, as well as "Dogman" sightings.
Weve recently had a dogman sighting in the suburbs of Milwaukee.

You know ive heard many versions of this story. Wonder if that lends to its probability of it being a real incident or not.

Hopefully the govt didnt take the big guytosome lab for experiments

originally posted by: gort51
a reply to: Natas0114

Exactly, what many people have been saying.

There are 6+ Billion people on Earth, and countless more over the past million years......

So how many Human skeletons have people seen just laying around in the wild?

Yes we have a burial ceremony culture....whats to say another unknown higher primate also has a burial or some such, culture?

And lives in hidden caves and underground, as we live in huts and homes.

Even Humans lived in caves all around this planet, at various periods.

Take into context the humans preserved being so due to certain conditions. I figure to many of the remains could be just that, placed in burial. If left to the woods eventually they are given back to the earth for the most part.

If "Bigfoot" doesn't want to be found, then it will be VERY difficult for us to find them (as with any other intelligent creature that may be on Earth).

Love my beautiful state of Washington, it is one of the biggest hot spots for Bigfoot sightings/encounters so i'm not surprised...

My Ranger platoon was training 30 miles away that day. With us was an A team from 1st SF group. We were imeadeatly tasked to the event. Spent a week on the ground with hundreds of NG personnel. Only animals we found were squirrels and the like. Even the deer were smart enough to depart before death. I don't believe the story at all. IF there were Bigfoot on site, they left with all the other large mamalls.

a reply to: Asktheanimals

How would you know? That's the whole point of calling it undiscovered

a reply to: grey580

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