Purchas his Pilgrimes by Andrew Battel was published in 1625, containing an account of African Pongos which have since been identified as gorillas. These Pongos were not as reluctant to be seen by men as are Sasquatch, and for that they paid the price of exploitation and death.
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No More Complaints
I might as well write my book on the topic of the strange sociological phenomena of antagonism in the online community of people interested in Bigfoot. I can’t call them Bigfoot researchers because that’s not what they are. They seem to be a bunch of skeptics that delight in finding fault with others.
However since I refuse to subject myself to such tripe, I’m moving on now to do what I originally planned, which is to start a Bigfoot research organization for my town, Happy Camp. I’m starting with a collection of books and videos to be available for lending to members. My other plan is to collect equipment to be used for local Bigfoot research activities.
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What I learned tonight
What I learned tonight from my experience with Coast to Coast AM…
1. There’s a lot of heartless, foolish, self-absorbed people out there who will not listen.
2. I don’t have time for people who are cruel and mean at heart. My life is about love and sharing it. Why bother with loveless people?
3. We must maintain our integrity and stay close to God and then everything will fall into place.
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Animal Sounds & Bigfoot Research
There’s a howling sound recording posted on the BFRO website. Back on May 17 Tom Biscardi went to Washington state with his expedition team including Peggy Marx, a wildlife photographer with many years experience in the woods, and Lee Hickman, her grandson, an expert tracker. They listened to that same recording and said it was coyotes howling to one another.
This is just one example of how Tom Biscardi doesn’t say something is Bigfoot evidence when it isn’t.
I liked how the BFRO posting had a soundclip of a mountain lion for comparison. I have a mountain lion visit my yard often, and it sounds very similar. This is not at all the same sound Rex (a GABRO volunteer) recorded in Tara Hauki’s yard a few nights ago. That sound is included in the videostream at FindingBigfoot.Com.
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“Finding Bigfoot” vs “Waiting for Bigfoot”
Last night on Coast to Coast AM, Loren Coleman accused Tom Biscardi of copying Jill Miller’s “Waiting For Bigfoot” site idea.
I’d already explained back on August 17, this is not at all true.
The truth is that Tom didn’t know Miller’s site existed until long after he’d planned FindingBigfoot.Com.
See my earlier posting for more details. I am surprised if Coleman didn’t see it because he was here reading (and commenting on) my blog before his appearance on Coast to Coast AM last night.
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