One helluva of a BIGFOOT STORY ... NEW

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So many different names by the Native Tribes .... but they don't exist right ?

And surprise, surprise, no photos?? Always the same bullshit.

I know ... I always have my camera ready esp. when my dog is being decapitated

Says "NEW." Everyone has a camera or at least a cellphone today, even people in Alaska.

So, you watch a Bigfoot rip your dogs head off and do not even consider photographing the dead dog or the fight area even if you missed the Bigfoot pic?? Absurd.

You know why I don't think there is a Bigfoot? No one has hit one with a car yet. I can't think of any living being that hasn't been hit by a car.

That and the fact that with everyone having a camera on them at all times now along with thousands of trail cams, no quality pics. People get pictures of very elusive big cats all the time and a cougar/jaguar is alot easier to hide than a 7 foot tall ape.

Just because the Indian tribes have a name for it doesn't mean it exists.

Take religion and god for example...

A great white shark

Sound logic ... you figure there would be a body at some point, unless there have been coverups

However, I firmly believe they exist simply on the huge amount of sightings/testimony from the Native Tribes

We have a wise guy here ... LOL

Different tribes all over North America therefore different beliefs.

Tshimshian Indians


n/a


"Cannibal"

Yup'ik Indian


A hoo la huk


n/a

Zuni Indian


Atahsaia


"The Cannibal Demon"

Chinookan Indian


At'at'ahila


n/a

Bella Coola Indian


Boqs


"Bush Man"

Kwakwaka'wakw Indian


Bukwas


"Wildman of the Woods"

Dakota (East)/Sioux Indian


Chiha tanka


"Big Elder Brother"

Lakota (West)/Sioux Indian


Chiye tanka


"Big Elder Brother"

Wenatchee Indian


Choanito


"Night People"

Makah Indians


El-Ish-kas


"n/a"

Seminole Indian


Esti Capcaki


"Tall Man"

Iroquois/Seneca Indian


Ge no sqwa


"Stone Giants"

Seneca Indian


Ge no'sgwa


"Stone Coats"

Lake Lliamna Indian


Get'qun


n/a

Nelchina Plateau Indian


Gilyuk


"Big Man with little hat"

Haida Indians


Gogit


"n/a"

Chilkat Indian


Goo tee khl


n/a

Quinault Indians


Hecaitomixw


"Dangerous Being"

Plains Indians


Iktomi


"The Trickster "

Skagit Valley Indian


Kala'litabiqw


n/a

Cherokee Indian


Kecleh-Kudleh


"Hairy Savage"

Tlingit Indian


Kushtaka


"Otter Man"

Hare Indian


lariyin


"Bushman"

Miwuk Indian


Loo poo oi'yes


n/a

Karok Indian


Madukarahat


"Giant"

Menomini Indian


Manabai'wok


"The Giants"

Nootka Indian


Matlose


n/a

Lenni Lenape Indian


Mesingw


"The Mask Being"

Kawaiisu Indian


Miitiipi


"Bad luck or disaster"

Lenni Lenape Indian


Misinghalikun


"Living Solid Face"

Gwich'in Indians


Na'in


"Brushman"

Kenai Peninsula Indian


Nantiinaq


n/a

Dena'ina Indian


Nant'ina


n/a

Alutiiq/Yukon Indian


Neginla eh


"Wood Man"

Oglala Lakota Sioux Indian


n/a


"The Big Man"

Twana Indians


n/a


"Stick Indians"

Coeur d'Alene/Spokane Indian


n/a


"The Tree Men"

Cherokee Indian


Nun Yunu Wi


"The Stone Man"

Owens Valley Paiute


Nu'numic


"The Giant"

Hoopa Indian


Oh Mah


"Boss of the Woods"

Yurok Indian


Omah


n/a

Iroquois Indian


Ot ne yar heh


"Stonish Giant"

Yakama/Klickitat Indian


Qah lin me


n/a

Yakama/Klickitat Indian


Qui yihahs


"The Five Brothers"

Turtle Mt Ojibway


Rugaru


n/a

Halkomelem Language


Sasahevas


"Sasquatch"

Salish Indian


"Wild Man of the Woods"

Salishan/Sahaptin Indian


Saskets


"The Giant"

Spokane Indian


Sc'wen'ey'ti


"Tall Burnt Hair""

Yakama Indian


Seat ka


n/a

Yakama/Klickitat/Puyallup


Seatco


"Stick Indian"

Clallam Indian


Seeahtkch


n/a

Coast Salish Indian


See'atco


"One who runs and hides"

Colville Indians


Skanicum


"Stick Indians"

Chinook Indian


Skookum


"Evil God of the Woods"

Quinault Indians


Skukum


"Devil of the Forest"

Upper Stalo Indians


Slalakums


"The Unknown"

Okanogan Indian


Sne nah


"Owl Woman"

Hopi Indian


So'yoko


n/a

Yakama Indian


Ste ye mah


"Spirit hidden by woods"

Puyallup/Nisqually Indian


Steta'l


"Spirt Spear"

Yakama/Shasta Indian


Tah tah kle' ah


"Owl Woman Monster"

Taos Indian


Toylona


"Big Person"

Quinault Indians


Tsadjatko


"Giants"

Mono Lake Paiute


Tse'nahaha


"Giant"

Puyallup/Nisqually Indian


Tsiatko


"Wild Indians"

Shoshone Indian


Tso apittse


"Cannibal Giant"

Kwakwaka'wakw Indian


Tsonaqua


"Wild Woman of the Woods"

SW Alaskan Eskimo


Urayuli


n/a

Cree Indian


Wetiko


n/a

Eastern Athabascan Indian


Windago


"Wicked Cannibal"

Lenni Lenape Indian


Wsinkhoalican


"The Game Keeper"

Nehalem/Tillamook Indian


Xi'lgo


"Wild Woman"

Modoc Indian


Yahyahaas


n/a

Klamath Indian


Yayaya-ash


"The Frightener"

Navajo Indians


Yé'iitsoh


"Big God "

Nehalem/Tillamook Indian


Yi' dyi'tay


"Wild Man"

This is enough evidence for me...

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Such advertising of a nothing
This so why hollywood goes so bad now
Nobody can wirte good stories

Liek a teenage gymnast puh!
What crap

Never saw that clip before ... the witness seems to enjoy his moonshine, but seems to be truthful

ALCOHOL = Truth Serum

Real or not, that's Kate from the reality show life below zero. Her ex-boyfriend is Andy. That guy loved those dogs more than her. Wondered what happened to her.

I don't believe this story any more than you do, but I have to say that EVERYONE isn't as photo-happy as the youth and the women. I'm absolutely sure I would not take a single picture in that kind of situation. Most of us grown men don't feel the need to snap pictures of every detail of life.

Harry from Harry and the Henderson's was hit by the Henderson's car.

Just recently saw another movie where a young bigfoot was hit by a car and the daddy bigfoot went apeshit.

That's about an hour and half away from me. Lots of sightings in Uwharrie .

OP -do you ever listen to Sasquatch Chronicles or Bigfoot Eyewitness Radio?

Yup its Kate. Andy was an asshole extrordinaire. I wondered what took her so long to leave his mean ass.

Yea, I always thought he was holding her captive. Stockholm syndrome.

Believe me, it happens so fast that you don't have time to think about taking a picture. I was standing 10 feet from one with a phone in my hand - and I never thought to take a picture.

I did think I was going to die.

I did think how strange I didn't see him until we were this close.

I did think that there is no way I could out-run this thing...

But I never thought about taking a photo...

That's what everyone says, that taking a picture is the last thing on your mind.

she was 54 in alaska

she might not be as cell phone savy as most of us

So a Bigfoot attack is just a minor "detail" of life? LOL.

The funny thing is that if she did take a picture, someone would cry "Fake! As if she just happened to have a camera at that exact time. Fake!"

So you would still be to shocked to take a picture of the crime scene even after the fact? You would never think to document a dog corpse with a ripped off head? It just is not realistic at all for most people.