Never say never even if its probably not in the cards. The lack of evidence doesn't destroy the possibility of bigfoot it just reduces the likelihood. Finding large new species is not unheard of. Rhinopithecus strykeri, Pecari maximus, and Rhinopithecus strykeri are a few good examples. Thats why I keep an open mind even if that is "stupid".
So we should all believe in the Tooth Fairy, Santa Claus, unicorns, pegasi, manbearpigs, leprechauns, boogiemen, and giant man-eating squirrels? There is about the same amount of evidence for each of these creatures as there is for bigfoot (i.e. none).
I dont think I can believe they are out there I wish there were but I know hunters and that's barging rights I hunt boar and bear and I'd shoot any of those if I could even a group of them no offense or any thing but that' would be some seriouse money so yea no way but it would be so cool if they were real
Like I said, I believe in the possibility. The world is bigger than my understanding. I can't rule them out. I can't rule them in. So I reserve drawing absolute conclusions. And ease up with the negativity brother. MFK should be a positive place.
Like I said, I believe in the possibility. The world is bigger than my understanding. I can't rule them out. I can't rule them in. So I reserve drawing absolute conclusions. And ease up with the negativity brother. MFK should be a positive place.
Bigfoot: The hypothesis that a very large and evasive hominid mammal exists in such a small populations that positive evidence cannot be attained. A population so small that not even any portion of a carcass can be found. When a population is reduced to a tiny population, inbreeding rapidly leads to negative mutations that lead to extinction.
Occam's razor: Which is more likely? That a large mammal with a population so tiny that it can completely evade detection and leaves no remains exists, or that people are prone to making things up?
I don't believe in Bigfoot. Having grown up running around in the woods in the heart of "Bigfoot Country" for several decades I find it very implausible that they exist.
I don't believe in Bigfoot. Having grown up running around in the woods in the heart of "Bigfoot Country" for several decades I find it very implausible that they exist.
For those of you that wonder how We never find bodies, when's the last time you saw a dead bear or mountain lion that died of natural causes? When dying, predators hide away in the most secluded areas, so they can die in peace and not be disturbed.
