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'Bigfoot' Seekers Claim To Have Found Prey - Hoax -

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Does anyone have a link to the new photos?

 

See above, and then this one:

 

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So...is there a final word on the findings?

Big Foot isn't real. Story at 11.... :lol:

Same area where Deliverance was shot

 

One of my favorite movies in my collection...

 

But so is Harry and the Hendersons.

Say what you all want but I have kin from Athens, and You go outside of the town and thats all they talk about. If you ask them they'll sit you down and tell you. There are so many millions of undiscovered land that no one knows for sure whats out there, and anyone who claims to is insane.

 

I grew up on the Ohio River. There are 8-foot long catfish that have been known to take unsuspecting bargehands who fell off the side of the boat under in an alligator roll and eat them.

 

Seems just as likely.

I grew up on the Ohio River. There are 8-foot long catfish that have been known to take unsuspecting bargehands who fell off the side of the boat under in an alligator roll and eat them.

 

Seems just as likely.

So in relative terms "Bigfoot" is simply a giant bear???

One of my favorite movies in my collection...

 

But so is Harry and the Hendersons.

 

Interesting side note, the guy who played Bigfoot in that movie was actor Kevin Peter Hall, who also played the Predator in parts 1, 2.

 

Kevin died in 1991 from AIDS. He got the virus in a blood transfusion after a car accident. He was just 35 years old. :cry:

See above, and then this one:

 

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Not a good picture if you want to convince the public. Could be a fallen tree leaning up against another tree.

At least it looks like it takes care of it's teeth.

 

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I was wondering what Grandma did with her dentures.

So in relative terms "Bigfoot" is simply a giant bear???

 

Or just a mutant human that ate the wrong thing, kind of like the nasty stuff floating downriver from the mountains that the mutant catfish has been eating.

Or just a mutant human that ate the wrong thing, kind of like the nasty stuff floating downriver from the mountains that the mutant catfish has been eating.

 

Or just another day in the Ohio river. :lol:

So, in this Press Conference they revealed pretty much exactly what they said they would?

 

Again, why are we already claiming this is a hoax? I don't believe in Bigfoot, but the report of it being a hoax was obviously made up.

 

It may very well be, but they are going to pretty great lengths to this point to carry out a hoax.

So...the story of a hoax was actually a hoax itself. Interesting.

 

Anyway, they're going to have to have some excellent proof to make me believe in a Bigfoot creature. There's no way that something that big can stay hid from view, anywhere in the world. It's eventually going to be seen many, many times, with definitive proof from observers. I would conclude that this so called "proof" is another hoax.

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