Comments on: More On Deer-Grabbing Bigfoot

By: cor2879

cor2879 — Sun, 12 Nov 2006 12:44:11 +0000

On the question of wolves. I would sooner think wolves to be natural prey of bigfoot than the reverse. There are many sightings of bigfoot killing or carrying off dogs as prey, I doubt they would see wolves any different.

By: busterggi

busterggi — Sat, 11 Nov 2006 16:32:37 +0000

Raccoons live in the sewers and parks in big cities. Hawks now make highways their main hunting/scavenging grounds and nest on tall buildings. Deer have hiding places in many suburbs and eat at people’s gardens at night. There are a lot of other animals that are learning to adapt to humanity.

Why shouldn’t sasquatch?

By: Loren Coleman

Loren Coleman — Sat, 11 Nov 2006 16:07:39 +0000

Yes, yes, thanks everyone…we have been in touch with Linda Godfrey and her update and even her update on her update will be posted in a new blog soon. So watch for that, and no more comments here, please, on her coming info. Thanks.

By: Ole Bub

Ole Bub — Sat, 11 Nov 2006 15:56:46 +0000

A very interesting report in Wisconsin…

WVBIG….we have a lot of deer activity associated with BF and BP sighting/encounters in Oklahoma…tis the season….JMHO

The missing ATV ramps….probably picked up by a passing motorist…useful to any one with a bumper trailer or pickup…”Sas don’t ATV”…JMHO

seeing is believing…

ole bub and the dawgs

By: subarcticbeef

subarcticbeef — Sat, 11 Nov 2006 14:52:56 +0000

Yikes ! Just what we need here in Wisconsin. A deer pilfering, ramp wielding manimal.This report is in Linda Godfrey’s neck of the woods. Maybe she could interview the witness.

By: fuzzy

fuzzy — Sat, 11 Nov 2006 13:40:17 +0000

But like #10-mememe sez, “…are we fully thinking this through?”

1. Bigfoot frequents roadsides, and is reported to pick up roadkill deer.

2. Roadkill deer are plentiful enough to have “a man” designated to collect and dispose of it.

3. Motion-sensitive cameras are available.

4. So why not set up a (secret) location somewhere in a known Bigfoot area to deposit dead deer, and surround it with automatic cameras?

Some Bigfoot whop trees to communicate, so we whop trees. Some Bigfoot use howls and other calls, so we howl too.

ALL BIGFOOT MUST EAT, sooo…

By: mememe

mememe — Sat, 11 Nov 2006 10:45:14 +0000

But are we fully thinking this through?

Think of the Money to be made by either the Police or Mr Krueger, the sponsorship Deals to be had.

The Camera Manufacturers queuing up to have their brand as the one who captured Bigfoot in glorious sharp color detail.. ( No Blobsquatch pics )

The Film, Book, TV, Website, Blog, T-Shirt, Bumper Sticker and Cereal Packet rights.

The Bigfoot Theme Park for Displaying the Captured BigFoot. (move over Disney)

All for a Truck full of dead roadkill and some work.

I suggest Bigfoot Field Hunters in future leave Banging the Rocks together and lay down their thumping sticks. Better to take to strapping dead roadkill to their chests if they want to Meet Bigfoot. Start walking those lonely forest roads at night with those Deer strapped on tight Woods Men!

Cryptomundo should arrange a article or a paid seminar by the 5 year old photographer Gabriel Gottfried.

He can give a in depth Master class on method and means of selecting equipment and taking clear, defined sharp pictures of Animals in the Wild.

A new Golden Dawn awaits Cryptid research.

By: sasquatch

sasquatch — Sat, 11 Nov 2006 10:04:58 +0000

I think wolves are very inelligent AND THUS KEEP A WIDE BERTH BETWEEN THEMSELVES AND BF. As far as the roadkill camera set-ups; I think it’s really the way to go. The main problem is that the state patrol contracts the guy to pick up this carnage and if he leaves it around to try to film bigfoot? Maybe they’d fire him. I think BF has been baited before but, the roadkill thing makes a lot of sense since I’ve read a lot of accounts where people have seen them by the road leaning over dead animals or walking away with same.

By: CamperGuy

CamperGuy — Sat, 11 Nov 2006 06:30:06 +0000

“Would a pack of wolves be afraid of Bigfoot or consider them a hefty meal for the pack?”

I strongly believe canines dare not attack a healthy adult bigfoot, but that a pack would indeed challenge one to see if it could be prey.

By: troutman

troutman — Sat, 11 Nov 2006 04:27:48 +0000

I doubt there’s much, if any, evidence in this road-kill picker-upper in Krueger’s truck, whatever it was. I think he washes his truck after every shift, I certainly would. I also think little damage would occur if a 400 pounder jumped into his truck…new OR old. My ‘69 F250 is as tough as they come, and its been through hell and back.

BTW, Krueger’s statement “jumping into the back of a truck” could mean a lot of things. I tell folks “Jump in the back of my truck” but what do they do? They gingerly climb in. Is that what really happened?

I’d like to see Krueger’s truck outfitted with a camera although it’s probably a state or county owned vehicle and that might not fly with the higher authorities.

I also doubt wild fires are driving Bigfoot very far from their normal realms either. If there is some kind of natural event that’s causing an exodus eastward it must be something else, and beasts west of the continental divide are probably staying west. A migration of sorts doesn’t make sense, unless there are some underground phenomena like Yellowstone getting ready to blow; there’s just too much open space that can support them without moving on. Another migration forcer could be wolves. Repopulating the eastern part of the Rockies could be having an impact. Would a pack of wolves be afraid of Bigfoot or consider them a hefty meal for the pack?

A lot of questions, but certainly plausible. I can’t wait for the “real” interview of Krueger.