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I lived in Alaska for 6 years while I served in the Army. I was stationed at Ft Wainwright, which is the same place I had my sighting ON POST.
I contacted the Fish and Wildlife and they are quite familiar with BF and say they are referred too as Wildman.
Originally posted by aduley
reply to post by iLoGiCViZiOnS
Oh yeah, one more thing, I have't seen God... but I still believe in him.
And everyone has that same longing in their heart. I don't care what you say, you know it's there just as well as everyone else. I guess you could say it is a side effect of being human.edit on 25-7-2013 by aduley because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by MystikMushroom
Huh, a Bigfoot down on KGB road? I wonder if any private small plane pilots have FLIR cameras over at Merill or Lake Hood. I'd imagine if you just flew over the area regularly with one, something that big would certainly give off a heat signature.
Of course, Bigfoot might have hair similar to a polar bear. Polar bears are hard to spot on thermal! I was told it has something to do with the hair shafts being hollow and trapping the heat so efficiently.
I just returned from a trip to Yellowstone. Everyone asks the Rangers where the Grizzlies or the Bison are now so I thought it was a good opportunity to ask where the Bigfoot sightings have been. Both Rangers smiled and looked around. The answer was the same: there is none to my knowledge. One Ranger then did make eye contact and said "but that would be cool, huh?"
Originally posted by Xterrain
Originally posted by MystikMushroom
Huh, a Bigfoot down on KGB road? I wonder if any private small plane pilots have FLIR cameras over at Merill or Lake Hood. I'd imagine if you just flew over the area regularly with one, something that big would certainly give off a heat signature.
Of course, Bigfoot might have hair similar to a polar bear. Polar bears are hard to spot on thermal! I was told it has something to do with the hair shafts being hollow and trapping the heat so efficiently.
...or if any of those pesky Alaskan trees block the line of sight... /quote]
You obviously never seen any of the pesky trees in that area.. They are seriously not that big, can be thick but not that big... at least not in south central Alaska... Southeast Alaska is a different story however.
Grim
originally posted by: DZAG Wright
I lived in Alaska for 6 years while I served in the Army. I was stationed at Ft Wainwright, which is the same place I had my sighting ON POST.
I contacted the Fish and Wildlife and they are quite familiar with BF and say they are referred too as Wildman.