Bigfoot ... ???

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Kelly Timoffee said:
Never seen anything with a white silhouette.

Typical lighting scenario , what are the chances of having the perfect light for the perfect photograph in a very in perfect environment, heck , thing don't always go perfect even in a photo studio.
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I think you may be confusing a silhouette with a shadow. Google is your friend.
 
Kelly Timoffee said:
Never seen anything with a white silhouette.

Typical lighting scenario , what are the chances of having the perfect light for the perfect photograph in a very in perfect environment, heck , thing don't always go perfect even in a photo studio.
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Photo ops of Bigfoot never work out? Either the photo's are blurry, over exposed, under exposed, shaky, grainy, too far for detail and on and on. That poor kid had a look on his face like he knew he was taught not to tell a lie and here he was being told to lie by the people who taught him not to lie, grown ups!! Mr super tracker couldn't even find a track after where it supposedly ran the river sand bar? So not only does this beast have the ability to alter pictures being taken it can make its own tracks and any traces disappear if need be? This is no ordinary Bigfoot!
 
the spank said:
Photo ops of Bigfoot never work out? Either the photo's are blurry, over exposed, under exposed, shaky, grainy, too far for detail and on and on. That poor kid had a look on his face like he knew he was taught not to tell a lie and here he was being told to lie by the people who taught him not to lie, grown ups!! Mr super tracker couldn't even find a track after where it supposedly ran the river sand bar? So not only does this beast have the ability to alter pictures being taken it can make its own tracks and any traces disappear if need be? This is no ordinary Bigfoot!
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A light footed big foot!
 
the spank said:
Photo ops of Bigfoot never work out? Either the photo's are blurry, over exposed, under exposed, shaky, grainy, too far for detail and on and on. That poor kid had a look on his face like he knew he was taught not to tell a lie and here he was being told to lie by the people who taught him not to lie, grown ups!! Mr super tracker couldn't even find a track after where it supposedly ran the river sand bar? So not only does this beast have the ability to alter pictures being taken it can make its own tracks and any traces disappear if need be? This is no ordinary Bigfoot!
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In Sere training you only have to trick the tracker, not your tracks.......lol
 
Calling two-dogs!! What are the chances of seeing Bigfoot on my trip to Vancouver Island one week from tomorrow? I'll be taking the Yellowhead west through Jasper and Mt. Robson Provincial Parks then turning south on Hwy 5 following the Thompson River to Kamloops before heading west once again over "the hump" and taking the ferry at Tsawwassen to Duke Point south of Nanaimo. Should I bring my camera just in case? Maybe you can check with your Bigfoot network to see how the activity has been in those areas of late? Now I won't be venturing off road because I have over 1400 kms to do in a day to make that last ferry crossing at 10:45 pm so I am only interested in Bigfoot traffic along the road.
 
the spank said:
Calling two-dogs!! What are the chances of seeing Bigfoot on my trip to Vancouver Island one week from tomorrow? I'll be taking the Yellowhead west through Jasper and Mt. Robson Provincial Parks then turning south on Hwy 5 following the Thompson River to Kamloops before heading west once again over "the hump" and taking the ferry at Tsawwassen to Duke Point south of Nanaimo. Should I bring my camera just in case? Maybe you can check with your Bigfoot network to see how the activity has been in those areas of late? Now I won't be venturing off road because I have over 1400 kms to do in a day to make that last ferry crossing at 10:45 pm so I am only interested in Bigfoot traffic along the road.
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There's always sightings on highway 1 near bridal veil falls around the Harrison turn off if you travel at night.

If you're going to take highway 7,anywhere from hope to mission (it's on the other side of the river from bridal veil).

IF THEY EXIST (had to throw that in there) it seems to be a crossing, it's the only place the Fraser is shallow.

Highway 7 is where the famous Ruby Creek sighting happened.

On the island there was a rash of sightings on the road to long Beach a few years back but I don't know if you're going to be heading that far west.

Keep your eyes peeled, you never know.

I've never seen one but I know enough people that have that it keeps me wondering.

Cheers
 
the spank said:
Calling two-dogs!! What are the chances of seeing Bigfoot on my trip to Vancouver Island one week from tomorrow? I'll be taking the Yellowhead west through Jasper and Mt. Robson Provincial Parks then turning south on Hwy 5 following the Thompson River to Kamloops before heading west once again over "the hump" and taking the ferry at Tsawwassen to Duke Point south of Nanaimo. Should I bring my camera just in case? Maybe you can check with your Bigfoot network to see how the activity has been in those areas of late? Now I won't be venturing off road because I have over 1400 kms to do in a day to make that last ferry crossing at 10:45 pm so I am only interested in Bigfoot traffic along the road.
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ain't gonna happen, I'd say your chances are zero! Leave the camera at home! I'm no expert on where to find them or where to see them. Not sure where you came up with that idea:confused:. It would be an educated guess that you would indeed have to venture off the road to ever have any hopes of seeing one. All I know "for sure" is that they do exist!:) I wish you luck and a safe journey on your venture in the civilized county where you plan to travel.
 
last min good bye spank. Heading out the door to go haul snow all night, drive safe, hope you get lucky (seeing one that is), take care buddy, see ya when you get back:wave:
 
Sasquatch crossing is on the Alaska highway where it crosses Buckinghorse River. It used to be called Sporstmans. It's just down the hill from Pink Mountain. Lol.
 
the spank said:
Thanks for the tip!
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No problem.

You can cut over to highway 7 at hope, all the highways converge there. It's not that much longer but it's a way nicer drive.

At mission you can cut back to highway 1 through Abbotsford. I always go that way because highway 1 between hope and Abbotsford is boring as hell.

Cheers
 
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