JFrankA
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makaya325, seriously, what an insult. Skeptics like us don't assume "I don't know what it was, therefore random positive hypoethesis X must be true!"
I don't know = I don't know.
It's only you that thinks if we see something we don't recognize, we should automatically start humping the legs of people like wolf-heinrich.
And you still haven't really answered any questions.
1/2) The pacific northwest is not "remote." A place is not made 'remote' just because it's big. It becomes remote when it's hard to get to for humans, and rarely visited. If you draw any big enough area on a map of Canada you'll manage to include some 'remote' area, but that doesn't mean you can just point your finger at a region named on map and say it's all 'remote'. Your answer is so vague as to be meaningless.
3) All known big foot tracks have been shown to be either fake or too ambiguous to even be seen as tracks of anything. and "behaviors" is not a trace. What do you even mean by that? And what kind of "animal markings?" Bears leave 'claw marks' and stuff like that. Woodpeckers leave 'holes'. I've never heard of a specific species of anything leaving around this ambiguous "animal markings" thing. Your answer is a non-answer.
4) Again, not actually answering the question. Are they monogomous? Do they have 1 baby at a time? Are twins common? Is parenting shared? Are only males solitary like with lions and some primates? Do they mate face-to-face or not? Is it ever just for pleasure or like some primates, for politics?
5) That's what any primate would eat. But also very ambiguous. what fruit, what nuts, what berries, what mosses, what birds? Deer? How are they killing them? What tools do they use? Have they been found?
6) another vague non-answer.
7) Your problem here is, no carnivores or scavenging creature has been known to contain or excrete the remains of anything that could be even possibly bigfoot. What you're in fact saying is bigfoot is the only animal that scavengers don't eat and rots so fast that it does not even leave bones behind for anybody to find ever. And that bigfoot never falls off of cliffs or high ledges, or any such place where it could be found by humans, even loggers.
8) Don't cite crap reports.
9) You did say deer, but true, you did not say how and what evidence you have for it. Now you're just refusing to answer because you have none.
Thank you, Aerik. You took the typing right out of my fingers!
makaya325, your answers are incomplete at best. To site one example, your answer to my question:
7) what does it do with a corpse when a fellow big foot dies?
was
it rots.
Well, considering that these beasts have been around for a long time, where the hell are all the corpses? The bones? The big rotting feet?
There are tons of animals, even old old old old long ago extinct animals that we have evidence of. Long dead, long rotted, long ago disappeared off the face of the Earth that we have their bones. Go to a museum. You'll see them.
There are no - I repeat, no confirmed corpses, bones, skulls, rotting flesh of a Big Foot. Period.
Again, that's one example of incompleteness. And sorry, a person saying "Oh! Look!! Now I believe they exist!!!" means nothing. That's not evidence. See, I'm a part time magician. I can make people think they see something that did not happen.
As one of my favorite writers once wrote "If you can't cut glass with it, it's not worth a thing." So far, all the mirrors are intact.
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