Finding Bigfoot

[Easy 6]

I think they get set up by the locals on atleast half of the trips they take.

[munkey]

Originally Posted by scott free

I think they get set up by the locals on atleast half of the trips they take.

I'm sure they do....I think it's funny how they've never really seen or heard one yet know it's call....It's the only show on tv right now that I can't stomach due to it's shere stupidity

[Cheater5]

Originally Posted by munkey

I'm sure they do....I think it's funny how they've never really seen or heard one yet know it's call....It's the only show on tv right now that I can't stomach due to it's shere stupidity

NOT defending the show, and I agree that 'Finding Bigfoot' is very repetitive from week to week (same formula and entirely predictable) and Bobo is a complete goof that erodes any credibility.

BUT...do a search on Bigfoot calls. I was screwing around a couple weeks back and played some recordings on YouTube and my dogs were weirded out. At first they cocked their heads, then growled and stood up and looked at me with the hair on their necks/backs raised- it truly freaked me out a little. One thing is for sure, they didnt like it at all.

They're not bothered by music, weapons fire, other dogs barking...practically nothing at all. I have never seen them act that way before or since. So, for what it's worth- interesting if nothing else.

[Fish]

Originally Posted by Cheater5

NOT defending the show, and I agree that 'Finding Bigfoot' is very repetitive from week to week (same formula and entirely predictable) and Bobo is a complete goof that erodes any credibility.

BUT...do a search on Bigfoot calls. I was screwing around a couple weeks back and played some recordings on YouTube and my dogs were weirded out. At first they cocked their heads, then growled and stood up and looked at me with the hair on their necks/backs raised- it truly freaked me out a little. One thing is for sure, they didnt like it at all.

They're not bothered by music, weapons fire, other dogs barking...practically nothing at all. I have never seen them act that way before or since. So, for what it's worth- interesting if nothing else.

We have no proof that this creature exists. No fossil records, no DNA, no hair samples. Nothing except fuzzy pictures and tall tales.

But your dogs weirded out over a Youtube video, so who knows...?

Seems legit.

[Cheater5]

Originally Posted by Fish

We have no proof that this creature exists. No fossil records, no DNA, no hair samples. Nothing except fuzzy pictures and tall tales.

But your dogs weirded out over a Youtube video, so who knows...?

Seems legit.

Yes, yes; that is precisely what I am suggesting.

[Fish]

Originally Posted by Cheater5

Yes, yes; that is precisely what I am suggesting.

OK. Then why do you find that interesting?

[mr. tegu]

I like the show (though they need to put more substance in them) and I find the whole bigfoot thing to be very interesting

[Cheater5]

Originally Posted by Fish

OK. Then why do you find that interesting?

I have spent quite a bit of time in the woods, both professionally and for recreation. I have also lived in the Pacific Northwest (reputed Bigfoot 'hot spot') and gone camping and hunted in Washington and Idaho- I'm no Steve Irwin, but fairly familiar (seen/heard/smelled) a good many four legged animals that are common to North America. I have experienced nothing that I could not identify. My dogs always go with me- and have never reacted to an animal call before like they did when I was screwing around on the internet for sh*ts and giggles.

Yes, I found it amusing and strange that my dogs- who have senses far more acute than we- were startled by a recording of a supposed bigfoot. I state the incident (which is fact) as an interesting anecdote related to the subject of the thread.

Good enough for you?