I think the only reason for not talking about Bigfoot is so the person saying they saw something doesn’t get laughed out of town.
Not sure what I heard and felt one day hunting in the woods. It wasn’t a bear or a cat. Scared me straight. Growl/howl shook the ground. I turned around, carrying my rifle and wanted no part of it.
I’m not saying it was Bigfoot. But it was big and loud.
I take it that you have been hunting for a long time and a accomplished hunter. What's the first thing a hunter does in the field? Look for signs of game? Tracks? Have you ever seen droppings that didn't match any animals that live in the area? If they are herbivorous animals have you seen grazing areas full of tracks and droppings? If they are carnivore have you seen carcass remains or signs of a take down and kill? What about dens and family units? They must reproduce to be around for a couple hundred years. They say there isn't cougar in Minnesota but when a hunter sees tracks, droppings and a kill site that wasn't a wolf or bear kill and have photos to back him up I believe him.
As a hunter I have always felt the the Bigfoot tale is bogus. Show me sign or bring me a carcass. I'm sure plenty of guys would make room for a nice Bigfoot mount in their trophy room.
Nope. I’ve spent my fair share of time in the woods, river chasing game. I’m by no means a seasoned outdoors man.
I know what I heard, I know what I felt.
Ive had cats trailing me while mountain biking, bears run away from me while hunting.
F u king thing was loud and made a dam n noise I have never heard
Again, I’m not a master of the outdoors...... heard and seen some cool stuff but nothing like that day. I grabbed my son and turned around. Walked back down the path we busted.
