1. The bottom line- that you probably want to know if Bigfoot has been proved yet- will be my immediate concern. The answer is no. To my knowledge there has been only one picture coming to my attention in the last month that will further the acceptance of Bigfoot's existence for most people. It is a photo taken by a woman with hands that were shaking using a sports camera from her tent of a Bigfoot peeping at her only forty feet away.
In June, 2012 this woman and her husband were hiking at Sunrise Lake in the Eagle Nest Wilderness in Colorado. Early in the day, they heard growling on the trail ahead of them so they turned around and went back to Sunrise Lake to set up camp for the night. After setting up, the wife went down to the edge of the lake to sit and observe. She saw a large, brownish-red bipedal across the lake.
Perhaps denial set in because she didn't report it to her husband when she returned to camp. Later, her husband and she were in the tent when they heard twice what sounded to her like a rock being thrown against a tree. In addition, three knocks were made. The wife threw a rock against a tree to demonstrate what they had heard. The Bigfoot did the same. She threw another rock, and so did Bigfoot. Bigfoot males love mimicry and and flirting with human females. At some point, the couple saw the Bigfoot's brownish-red head peeking at them through some brush only forty feet away. Wisely, the couple had several survival tools: a gun, a very large knife, and bear spray. Please be advised that I have read that pepper spray doesn't affect Bigfoot. I don't know why. Plenty of people seem to still depend upon it and it alone. I wouldn't. Apparently, the Bigfoot went away after the peeping.
Directions to photograph: Google: "Some backpackers in Colorado got a rock throwing response." Look for the red head in the left center of the picture above the little snowbank (for you in the tropics, that's the white stuff!)
2. Recognition of Bigfoot got a push this month from a Russian biophysical technologist at Moscow's prestigious Agricultural Academy. An Andrei Stroganov found a piece of bark right outside of Moscow that he says is marked by a large primate. He says the horizontal marks come from a paw nine inches across and are not claw marks. Thus, it's not a bear but a Bigfoot. Bigfoot has fingernails not claws though there is speculation he may sharpen them. A photograph or video of the marks would have been very helpful, but it's Russia.
Those are the direct developments in furthering the establishment that Bigfoot exists. The following are indirect developments.
1. Bigfoot is now protected in two counties in the United States. In 1984 the Board of Commissioners of Skamania County, Washington partially repealed and amended its 1969 Bigfoot ordinance because it "may have exceeded the jurisdictional authority of the Board of Commissioners." The conviction of a wanton killing of a sasquatch with malice will now be a "gross misdemeanor."
Without malice, it will "only" be a misdemeanor. A gross misdemeanor will be punishable by one year in the county jail or a $1,000 fine or both. If the
Sasquatch is determined to be "humanoid" by the coroner, the district attorney must prosecute as if a human had been killed.The Board also recognized Skamania County as a "sasquatch refuge."
The second county, Whatcom County, in Washington passed in 1991 Resolution 92-043 which simply declares the county a sasquatch protection and refuge area. This information was found on pages 30-32 in Christopher Murphy's "Bigfoot Encounters In Ohio."
2. There is an excellent video review of some of the giant skeletons found in America along with very suspicious behavior- lying and denying by government employees. The video is wide-ranging, very well put-together and even shows Patty Bigfoot without her facial hair. She's not very feminine-looking.
Directions: Google "bigfoot bones cover-up - youtube."
3. Until I learn differently, I am going to claim credit for figuring out how Bigfoot walks, why he walks that way, and making it public through this post. Often people report that the Sasquatch walks in a clumsy manner or, on the other side of the coin, that he appears to glide through the woods and fields. I can explain. Since the Hairy Man has such prodigious feet, he first has to raise them to stop them from dragging on the soil or the snow. To do this, he raises his knees much higher than humans do. That cocks the soles of his feet up so high that if you are behind him, you can see his soles. Remember the white on the bottom of Patty's feet as she walked away from Patterson, Gimlin, and their horses at Bluff Creek? But that isn't all. After cocking his foot up, Bigfoot then swings it outward in an arc because his legs and feet are simply too long to be brought directly forward underneath his torso. Bringing his knees up high and looping his legs outward and around gives him the gliding motion similar to a cross-country skier. This arc is so long that he ends up planting each foot directly in front of the other one. This leaves his characteristic single line of footprints.
The clumsy, shuffling movements reported come about when the Bigfoot is moving slowly and not bringing up his knees and arcing his legs. His huge feet are simply getting in his way. Humans commonly see that with their children and puppies.
I found this explanation not by genius but by serendipity. I was reading Douglas Chadwick's book, "The Wolverine Way." Like Sasquatch, the wolverine, an fearless and extremely strong weasel, has enormous feet. From a raised viewing platform, Chadwick was watching thirty to forty captive wolverines owned by a Dale Pedersen, a successful businessman.
Trappers know that Pedersen loves wolverines so they call him and say, " I just caught a wolverine. Come with money or I'm going to kill him." Fortunately, Pedersen has the means to get to the trappers and the wolverines fast wherever they are and pay the ransom. It's a win-win-win situation. His wolverine pens each encompass about an acre and are stocked with trees, rocks, and even swimming pools. From the raised platform, Douglas Chadwick watched the wolverines running and playing and by looking down at them, saw their legs arcing out because their big feet could not go directly forward lest they drag on the ground. Suddenly,
Chadwick got it. He truly saw what was happening and understood the mechanics. I have simply correlated what Pedersen saw with the wolverine to Bigfoot.
I urge you to read "The Wolverine Way." If you love animals, you will love this book which discusses the Glacier (National Park) Wolverine Project.See if you don't come away from this book ranking the wolverine up there with the Navy Seals. They are that good.
Directions: "The Wolverine Way" by Douglas Chadwick (2010) around page 223, hardback.
4. One of the Tom Slick expeditions into northern California thought it had found a Bigfoot poop. They sent it in to a lab to be analyzed, and the results stated that there were parasites found of unknown origin. This is the problem with laboratories. Under the pressure of big corporations such as the oil, timber, and housing industries on government employees, Bigfooters are finding that most scientists don't dare touch the Bigfoot question. Laboratories refuse to set up a standard for a" possible Bigfoot" and compare what comes in from the field with that standard. All they will do is send lab results back saying the results are "unknown" - and they don't want to know. Knowledge is being blocked by politics. Politicians are elected by big money. Big corporations have the big money. Big corporations want something for their money. Politicians desperately want to get elected and re-elected forever because they love being treated like royalty. It becomes an addiction. But they need big money. They have to go to big corporations. Their opponents certainly will. So to get the big money, they have to do what the corporations want them to do, regardless of what they think of the goodness of the issue. This makes politicians prostitutes. Isn't this what addicts become? The system is corrupt and corrupting. It should not be allowed to continue. To stop it, elections must be financed with public money, not private money. It is as simple as that. Talk it up with your family, friends, and whoever will listen to you. Look for representatives who agree with you, support, and vote for them. You have to support them financially as much as you can for now. You can't take a knife to a gunfight. Then we can sit down with the oil, timber, and housing interests to try to strike a balance with this country remaining prosperous yet protective of animal and plant life as much as possible. At this point, the timber industry kills American nuns in South America who get in the way of their development. This must stop.
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