2012 will change a lot of minds if your willing to believe scientific research, documentation and video of both live and dead specimens?

Who knew?

Tracker

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My turn Erhard...
just had to share this..
Dec, 18 Non Sequitur
Jeff
http://wpcomics.washingtonpost.com/client/wpc/nq/

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Choosing to save a river is more often an act of passion than of careful calculation. You make the choice because the river has touched your life in an intimate and irreversible way, because you are unwilling to accept its loss. — (David Bolling, Ho

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"What else could I do? I had no trade so I became a peddler" - Lazarus Greenberg 1915

Any Researchers in southern Ontario or Western NY?

Well might as well keep this alive for the winter season...
as seen in West Virginia...
http://www.tippgazette.com/index.php/ti ... t-virginia
My favourite quote, and sadly is the mind set of many..

Personally that's why I go...
and on a personal note, my Mother's side of the family is from there, part of the first people to settle in the area.. and we are known for "big feet"
So it could a distant relative of mine,
And my mother told me stories of her Granma sitting on the porch in a rocking chiar with corn cob pipe and shotgun at her side....
(And that is how i visualize Wotrock at his "northern" encampment eating his dinner... Houston we have visual...
(Winter game on... )
Jeff

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Choosing to save a river is more often an act of passion than of careful calculation. You make the choice because the river has touched your life in an intimate and irreversible way, because you are unwilling to accept its loss. — (David Bolling, Ho

JJ,

Remember that PM I sent you expressing an interest in going on 1 of your trips? Well---forget it!! I've watched Deliverance already---I don't want to be in a sequel!!

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Old canoeists never die---they just smell that way.

the offer is still good..
I don't play the banjo ....yet....
Same with the WW offer even though November would have been good I had to go back to the dealership and be checked under the hood for frame damage... from years of wear and tear...
Good news was it was a case of shingles and it just amplified minor conditions but for 3 weeks I did not feel too great, walking sitting standing where not fun, but much better now.
Butt is still broken but spine in good shape.
Arthritis in both hips though,
doctor knows what i do outside and said I shouldn't take up skydiving...(just the landing part.. )
So all is good and I am ready to take you "paddling"
Jeff

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Choosing to save a river is more often an act of passion than of careful calculation. You make the choice because the river has touched your life in an intimate and irreversible way, because you are unwilling to accept its loss. — (David Bolling, Ho

Not only are sasquatch 200 million years old, but they have feet that can walk in molten granite!

[youtube]http://youtu.be/dRuxw-nZoJw[/youtube]


Edit -- I give up on embedding the YT vid.

Just gotta use the correct url:

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I'm out of bed and I made it to the keyboard....what more do you want?

I've decided to write about sightings and encounters in Ontario, starting with my own. I know a few researchers, all with sightings and plenty of experience who will be contributing. I will be making one exception with encounters spanning a two decade period from Ohio. An acquaintance has contacted me concerning roughly 30 encounters with I believe the same creature. He's seen it standing at 8ft.+. I'm just waiting for the ground to soften up and him to gain contact once again before heading there to research.
If anyone has had a sighting in Ontario and would like to help my cause by allowing me to publish their story, I would greatly appreciate it.
Confidentiality is up to you.

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There's a great essay in latest the ON Nature magazine (the old FON journal) about the author describing a similar quest. He's a birder and he set out one season to catch a glimpse of the Ivory-billed Woodpecker, a bird that is beleived to be extinct. So he joined a group that looked for the bird - with no success. But he is glad he did it, for the experiences it gave him.

http://www.vdocshop.com/doc/on-nature-m ... 022701/#38

So, Mike, keep up your quest and enjoy the ride!

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Thanks Erhard.
Once you experience them up close, it leaves you with an insatiable appetite for more.

I wouldn't be surprised if many on this site have been approached and didn't even know it.

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Why have there been no posts in this thread for over a month?

Well, here's one about bigfoot from today's Toronto Star:

http://www.thestar.com/news/world/artic ... -sasquatch

The in-print version of the article has a better title though- "No bigfoot? Gene test means there's hope yeti"

Thanks for keeping the thread going. I take a peek once in awhile. I recently had the pleasure of entertaining John Bindernagel and his wife for a day, taking them into one of my active locations.
He's a Canadian advocate for the existence of Sasquatch in North America and I was thrilled to meet him.
Super nice folks and it was great to speak to a wildlife biologist who knows the truth. He's written two books on the subject.

Now almost 4 years of research under my belt, I'm not slowing down anytime soon. When you experience this species up close, it's a life changer. Anyone can have an incident, it just takes persistence and a little bit of luck.

Edit: Dr. John Bindernagel checking out a structure plus some of his collection of casts. IMO, he's the number one scientist on the subject.

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