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Originally posted by fooffstarr
Hiii_98, hows it going?
Nice photos.
To those that say it is a rabbit... ... since when is a rabbits foot wider and longer than a humans? The 2nd photo in his first post is incredible... look at the size of that impression.
Originally posted by masterofpuppets
Originally posted by fooffstarr
Hiii_98, hows it going?
Nice photos.
To those that say it is a rabbit... ... since when is a rabbits foot wider and longer than a humans? The 2nd photo in his first post is incredible... look at the size of that impression.
I think they're talking about the entire rabbits impression: P not just a singular foot. Now that they brought it up it does seem like a rabbit.
[edit on 20-1-2007 by masterofpuppets]
** You know there's a pretty well known story about a possible werewolf siting in a small community in Wisconsin. I've watched something about it on the National Geographic channel or discovery or something. Though there is not any straight up proof, there alot of people who have seen something big, hairy, and weird up there. I remember a man and wife who were just sitting around watching tv. The wife happened to glance over the husbands shoulder to see what she said was a Wolf that looked like a bear. She screamed the husband nearly broke his chair jumping out of it. Got his gun, but only found a few large footprints. They said the animals in there farm had been acting weirdly all night, they just thought there was some coyote nearby.There's alot of open country for something like that to hide. Plus if he's a farmer out in the middle of no where its easier to hide. I'm not real sure on the real rules about Werewolves, just the ones they have in books, and movies.
** Could be some kind of Yeti like creature.
** Could be just a really big Bear. Every once in a while there that odd duck in all species. Look at Yao Ming.