Bigfoot spotted in Colorado?
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Ky hills
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So apparently bigfeets have human faces and wear sunglasses?
I seen one of them big hairy rascals walking down the street in town a few times, wife was in truck with me but never was looking in the right direction then came face to face with him in the grocery store once. My wife had went back to another aisle and missed seeing him, funny how that sort of thing always happens
I seen one of them big hairy rascals walking down the street in town a few times, wife was in truck with me but never was looking in the right direction then came face to face with him in the grocery store once. My wife had went back to another aisle and missed seeing him, funny how that sort of thing always happens
Ouachita
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Bubba sure is a long way from Honobia
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Are you sure it wasn't a bearsquach? (seen the latest commercials?)
farmerjan
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Hunter in camo with sunglasses... I mean, BIGFOOT ???? I don't disbelieve, but that one is pretty far fetched...
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greybeard
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shakes head in disbelief.............
You people could see Santa Claus face to face in a department store and still not believe!!
You people could see Santa Claus face to face in a department store and still not believe!!
The video was good....bigfoot was aware, stopped walking and crouched down "still"....they are scared of us and just want to be left alone. They don't want to be our lab subjects or get any silly bullet infections they have to dig out and treat.
There's a lot more bi-pedal huge wolves (called dogman), circa 1895 first seen....than there are bigfoots....dogman population is exploding and may soon be listed and recognized & protected as a species in most of our lifetimes. Unless, ....well, they do have the tendency to be more aggressive and confrontational....they are intelligent walking upright wolves that have already impacted logging businesses.
