Sasquatch sightings?

Rotaxpower said:
No samsquatchs for me. But I did see some real wierd lights tonight after getting my deer.
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I find this normally happens when I have the scope too close to my eye when I pull the trigger :eek:
 
762nato said:
If you do see if plug it, be worth a million bucks easy.
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I wouldn't recommend that - when it turns out to be some silly kid in a gorilla suit trying to scare people, it's more likely to be worth 15 years, easy....:eek:
 
Tumbleweed said:
I wouldn't recommend that - when it turns out to be some silly kid in a gorilla suit trying to scare people, it's more likely to be worth 15 years, easy....:eek:
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Are you serious? Who in there right mind is gonna put you away because some dumbass is running around the bush dressed up from head to toe in fur in the middle of deer season?:confused:
 
Light Infantry said:
Oh! Well then it must be real.:rolleyes:
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wow someone forgot to take their smart pills s'morning.

Yes, by me saying someone on this board believes in bigfoot makes it real.

Sir, get your head out of your ass.
 
Big Guy said:
762 Nato Wendigos are night creatures!



In the mythology of the Algonquian-speaking tribes of Native Americans, the Wendigo is a malevolent supernatural creature. It is usually described as a giant with a heart of ice; sometimes it is thought to be entirely made of ice. Its body is skeletal and deformed, with missing lips and toes.

The first accounts of the Wendigo myth by explorers and missionaries date back to the 17th century. They describe it rather generically as a werewolf, devil, or cannibal. The Wendigo was usually presumed to have once been human. Different origins of the Wendigo are described in variations of the myth. A hunter may become the Wendigo when encountering it in the forest at night, or when becoming possessed by its spirit in a dream. When the cannibalistic element of the myth is stressed, it is assumed that anyone who eats corpses in a famine becomes a Wendigo as a result. The only way to destroy a Wendigo is to melt its heart of ice. In recent times, it has been identified with Sasquatch or Bigfoot by cryptozoologists, but there is little evidence in the indigenous folklore for it being a similar creature.
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Thanks for the background Big Guy, very interesting. No sasquatches in Nova Scotia! I guess that means I don't have an excuse to get that .458 Lott Ruger #1 I have been wanting:D
 
the_big_mike said:
wow someone forgot to take their smart pills s'morning.

Yes, by me saying someone on this board believes in bigfoot makes it real.

Sir, get your head out of your ass.
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Well by saying it was a "prominent" member of this board, it seemed you were implying credibility to this fairy tale. My comment was in jest (notice the icon? pssst its a clue). Somebody forgot a " understanding subtle humour 101" pill or even possibly a "understanding sarcasm" pill. BTW I will take my head out of my ass, right after you take that "prominent" member's #### out of yours. Deal?
 
MadDog said:
Are you serious? Who in there right mind is gonna put you away because some dumbass is running around the bush dressed up from head to toe in fur in the middle of deer season?:confused:
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Actually, the reason I posted that is because I know of an incident where that exact scenario almost happened about 30 years ago. Three young guys I knew decided to play a prank on a hunting camp of 'city fellas'. After filling the hunters with b.s. yarns about Sasquatches earlier that day, they waited until the middle of the night (and after way too much beer) and figured they'd put a scare into them. They thought better of it in a hurry when the bullets started to fly. At least one of their intended victims started screaming and shooting right through the tent!

Getting put away or not, I'd hate to go over to the 'Sasquatch' I just blew the guts out of and find out it was a drunk stupid teenager....

I've earned my living in the bush for over 40 years, and never come across anything I might have taken to be a Sasquatch, or found any sign of one. I've sure heard a lot of Cougars scream, and a horny Lynx will put the hair up on the back of your neck (think breeding house cats on steroids), but so far no Sasquatches....on the ground, or from the air, or from the water along the length of most of the rivers in northern Alberta, B.C. and the N.W.T.. I can't prove they're not there, but if they are, they sure do hide themselves and their tracks and their DNA real good.

I still think my ex sister in law is the source of all these rumours...:rolleyes:
 
Tumbleweed said:
I wouldn't recommend that - when it turns out to be some silly kid in a gorilla suit trying to scare people, it's more likely to be worth 15 years, easy....:eek:
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EXCELLENT POINT!!!!
 
Big Mike and L.I, can ease it down a little, no need for it, keep it civil.


Ya, I know "The Big Mike" is an instigator, just put him on your ignore list.

And leave Gatehouse alone, if'n he don't wanna tell the tale then thats his decision.
 
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