Comments on: Rock-Throwing Sasquatch?

By: bigfootgotmysister

bigfootgotmysister — Sun, 11 Nov 2007 22:39:26 +0000

Hey Silvereagle, would you please share some more insight on Bigfoot and their “good arsenal of weapons”? You are such an interesting person and I find your vast knowledge so refreshing. While so many of us spend our time speculating, I would love to hear more of your inside information. . I wish I could find that link you posted awhile back where you let us know that Sasquatch is a closet bedwetter, a lousy tipper, prefers Fords to Chevys and is horribly addicted to Pez.

Your biggest fan,

Elvis

By: sasdave

sasdave — Sat, 10 Nov 2007 19:36:16 +0000

I’d have to some what agree with Silvereagle, those sasquatch aren’t stupid. After my personally sighting of this grand creature I came across a few experiances of others having rock tossing experiances. Those that make a point of ripping a experiance apart due to their own belief, they’d do something differant is very questionable. Even if the above story is true they should be thankful that the sasquatch were just playing with their heads. They are alive and well and in places that the little pink monkeys would be surprised. I felt their stare and then seen their being and have never denied the fear even when there was no reason for it. Believe what thy will they exist.

By: silvereagle

silvereagle — Sat, 10 Nov 2007 16:27:19 +0000

Bigfoot is always conscious of how to make the most noise with the least amount of effort. A rock on a metal roof, is the same as rock on metal roofing in Autumn Williams “Search for a Living Legend” video. Bigfoot also does not like to be recorded. So a rock thrown in the vicinity of the audio effects man, was possibly a carefully calculated tactic. Bigfoot is highly tactical. Had this Bigfoot truly been aggressive, all rocks would have found a human target. He was only playing with the crew. Bigfoot also has a good arsenal of weapons, hidden in the higher dimensions. And they can throw them from a higher dimension and likely then leave no heat signature on that weapon. Once those weapons strike hard objects in our own dimension, they seem to return to our dimension.

By: bigfootgotmysister

bigfootgotmysister — Fri, 09 Nov 2007 09:18:53 +0000

I must admit that DO enjoy these types of programs, even though I know full well that if some kind of earth shattering evidence were ever to surface, we would probably be seeing/reading about it on CNN 15 minutes after it is obtained and long before the airing of these programs that were shot who knows when. (2006?)

It is my sincere belief that someone was “pulling the chain” of the young audio tech who was the alleged target of a stone projectile. Either that or, since it was the last night of their “stay”, the field director decided that it was his last chance to add a little “spice” to his documentary. One thing is just too damn puzzling to me… if you TRULY thought that a sasquatch (or it’s equivalent) had been hurling stones in your direction….WHY would you leave the area the next morning?? I mean, you have spent countless hours traversing the area, set up remote cameras, camped outside, etc….and NOW you finally believe you have MIGHT have encountered the object of your search…and you decide that you can’t stay for a awhile longer?????? Hell, if I was a researcher…I think I’d arrange to stay for a couple WEEKS even if I had to maintain a skeleton crew or even by myself if the need be. I certainly wouldn’t walk away from a recent encounter if I believed it to be real. It just doesn’t make sense to me. I don’t care to hear about other “deadlines” and “obligations”, etc…. if you’re THAT close to finding something, why leave???

But like I said… I enjoy the show just for the entertainment value. I really don’t care much for the upcoming episodes about giant squids and birdzilla, etc… but I do dig the Bigfoot/Sasquatch/Skunk Ape episodes.

By: CBFResearcher

CBFResearcher — Fri, 09 Nov 2007 06:42:20 +0000

This has got to be true…

The only reason I got involved with the idea of Sasquatch/Bigfoot was because of a boulder thrown at me while fishing in the forest of B.C. in the East Kootenay’s. Scared is just a mild word… I was absolutely frightened for quite some time. On top of it all, I was only within 2 km of my house, albeit, it was still quite dense forest where I was fishing and fish at almost every day.

Not a bear, wolf, cougar, or anything else, and for sure not a human could throw something this heavy and large… Not a rock that big.. The size of my head… and no human could throw it from as far as I estimated it came from… No way…!!!

I am still amazed today, 15 years later, that this even happened…

I’ll tell my story one day, but it still bothers me to even think about it.

Bigfoot is out there… Just wish one day that we finally find definitive proof, DNA, body, whatever it takes…. It has to be put to rest so we can protect the species, and allow it to survive in this expanding human encroachment.

By: VampResearch

VampResearch — Thu, 08 Nov 2007 17:21:45 +0000

They claim that no town is within 200 miles of this camp. Not sure how true that is (will do searches in a minute), that is why they ruled out locals throwing the rocks. Earlier on the program they showed insurance video of the cabin that was attacked and ransacked by something. Everything was ripped off the walls and thrown to the floor. The DNA that reingardl mentions was collected off a “screw board” that was left in front of the cabins main entrance. - It is a popular method of animal/Bear deterrent you screw a bunch of screws through a board and leave it pointy side up in front of an entrance way. It was interesting with the DNA that the “expert” couldn’t pull any DNA only one of the scientists from the show after he “stripped” the galvanized (from the screw) inhibitor from the sample and “refined” what was left over. Doing some Google searches to get GPS location and using Google maps you can see the location claim seems to be true (GPS coordinates 54° 37′ 0″ N, 65° 50′ 0″ W) a big lake far away from any towns, the closest road (Rt500) looks like an estimated 110 miles away. Towns another 70 miles (as the eagle flies) they are Wabush and Labrador City.

By: Loren Coleman

Loren Coleman — Thu, 08 Nov 2007 01:44:36 +0000

This is the second episode. Last week’s, about Champ, was the first.

By: hudgeliberal

hudgeliberal — Thu, 08 Nov 2007 00:05:14 +0000

Just a reminder, tonight is the debut of MonsterQuest! Also a story about UFOs follows Monsterquest tonight. Good night of viewing on History Channel tonight! The first episode features bigfoot. Should be interesting. Peace.

By: Mnynames

Mnynames — Tue, 06 Nov 2007 19:26:07 +0000

With regards to their remaining hidden, perhaps it’s an unconscious understanding of hominid psychology- most people are far more frightened of something they can’t see. On the other end of the spectrum, when they are seen, they are exposed, and their opponents can size them up.

Ultimately, it may boil down to this- a big ape throwing rocks at you is pretty scary, but understandable. If you can see him, you have a chance of reading his intentions, and calculating the trajectory of the projectiles. Rocks hurtling at you from out of nowhere, from no detectable source, is even more terrifying. It’s seeming inexplicability only adds to that a sense of something being overwhelmingly wrong, or out of the norm.

By: mystery_man

mystery_man — Tue, 06 Nov 2007 14:31:27 +0000

DARHOP- That’s a good idea, that they may have some understanding of what humans are capable of and that it may be best that they do not show themselves. Good speculating and good thoughts. It makes me wonder how much they might communicate things amongst themselves and whether they have any rudimentary understanding of the tools we use. Interesting stuff to keep in mind. Thanks for giving your opinion on the matter!