Bigfoot

inyati13

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I am wondering if anyone has lost a cow or calf to a Bigfoot. A guy in our county said one killed and ate one of his calves the other day. He tracked it for most of the day and said it was headed my way. I talked to my brother who coon hunts. He said if I can catch it and hang a dead calf around its neck with a chain that it will break it from eating calves. Does anyone know of anyone you can hire to track them down and shoot them? Also, is it legal to shoot a Bigfoot? Thanks.
 
KNERSIE":7ly1qzzv said:
If you manage to shoot Bigfoot, be sure to take pics! :shock:

I will post them on here. I was just talking to my neighbor. He said there is a coonhunter in the county that hunts them when he is not picking up junk or aluminum cans along the highway.
 
When I first saw this thread I thought oh crap, a health question for me. Maybe Lucky or milk maid will have answered so I want have to. I use la300 or micatil to treat everything. If it looks like it is going to die, I use micatil. If it looks peaked la300.
 
inyati13":2dhhfcyi said:
I am wondering if anyone has lost a cow or calf to a Bigfoot. A guy in our county said one killed and ate one of his calves the other day. He tracked it for most of the day and said it was headed my way. I talked to my brother who coon hunts. He said if I can catch it and hang a dead calf around its neck with a chain that it will break it from eating calves. Does anyone know of anyone you can hire to track them down and shoot them? Also, is it legal to shoot a Bigfoot? Thanks.

Don't waste your time calling that finding Bigfoot bunch on TV, they couldn't find Bigfoot if they were locked in a empty from with him.
 
I've got a ton of pics of Bigfoot, had one that use to hang around all the time, sit under one of our big fir trees and snooze a while. Never bothered any calves, but did love the P&B sandwiches I left out for him/her. I'll be happy to post the pics, I'm just having a hard time finding somewhere that developes 110 film.
 
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Saw my friend today while feeding, his name is Ralph Hammarnickel. A funny name but the county where my farm is located is a part of Kentucky known for its oddities. First, it is the home of Blue Licks Battlefield State Park. The first skirmish of the Revolutionary War. Robertson County is the least densely populated County in the State Of Kentucky. Getting back to names, there is a family here with the last name of Mickydick. But here is one that beats that. When I was in college, there was a girl from Ohio in my Invertebrate Zoology class whose name was Dawanna Faulk. The professor told me, you never wanted to get in a hurry when calling out her name in class. Sorry for the diversion. Anyway, Ralph said he had seen a Bigfoot several times going into and out of his hay barn at night. The barn is one of those old post and wood pin barns with a hay loft that old-timers used to put up loose hay. He said there was still some loose hay in the loft. When he was checking out the loft after the Bigfoot sighting, he found a pair of panties in the hay. He said they were four feet across at the waist band. When he checked the label, he said they were custom made by a big and tall clothing store up in the pacific northwest. He said he knew they belonged to a women who lives alone on the farm next to his. We call her Big Bertha. In fact, I have a cow named after her. She is my big cow and will go every bit of 2,000 pounds. Anyway, Big Bertha is the biggest woman I have ever seen or heard of. The county doctor said she was in one time to treat a honey locust thorn she had ran in her elbow. She refused to get on the scales. He said there is no doubt in his mind that she is 7 feet tall and not an ounce of fat on her. Solid as a rock. Just a giant of a women. Ralph is sure it is her panties that he found in his hay loft. He said the hay was mashed down like a draft horse had bedded in it.

I looked at Ralph and could see he was dead serious. I said, “Ralph, are you telling me that Big Bertha is meeting Bigfoot in your loft for romance?” He said it would seem so. I said that is hard to believe. He said no, not really. We don’t know a lot about Bigfoot. Might be a pretty good sort of creature and what else could come close to satisfying Big Bertha. I said, “I see what you mean.”

After hearing this, I bet these Bigfoot creatures would never harm a calf. In fact, I bet they are vegetarians.
 
inyati13":1jftjq67 said:
He said if I can catch it and hang a dead calf around its neck with a chain that it will break it from eating calves. .
I was told the same thing about chicken killing dogs so I tried it an one of my cowdogs that my wife was ready to kill. You've never seen such a happy dog in your life. The worse it stunk the prouder he got. :frowns: The last couple days of "therapy" had more to do with nobody wanting to touch him and his prize than it did with trying to cure the behavior.
 
cow pollinater":njste34i said:
inyati13":njste34i said:
He said if I can catch it and hang a dead calf around its neck with a chain that it will break it from eating calves. .
I was told the same thing about chicken killing dogs so I tried it an one of my cowdogs that my wife was ready to kill. You've never seen such a happy dog in your life. The worse it stunk the prouder he got. :frowns: The last couple days of "therapy" had more to do with nobody wanting to touch him and his prize than it did with trying to cure the behavior.

Heard that one myself.
 
Since it seems that those Bigfoots travle, did you ever consider that the scanties might be from a female bigfoot that is visiting from the PNW?
 
dun":1ili90hv said:
Since it seems that those Bigfoots travle, did you ever consider that the scanties might be from a female bigfoot that is visiting from the PNW?
dun, I will pass that on to Ralph tomorrow. He did say the panties were made by a company in the PNW and he didn't say he had seen Big Bertha going in or out of the barn. It would be bad to blame her for something she wasn't involved in. I have seen Big Bertha a few times and except for being large, she is not bad looking.
 
dun, I talked to Ralph again this morning after taking care of my cows. He put one of those trail camera's up in his hay loft and you hit the nail on the head. Those panties belong to a Bigfoot that has moved in from somewhere. We are guessing the PNW because that is where the panties were made.

He said they are nesting in the hayloft. The pictures indicate that the female has a bad foot injury. He is going to try to tame them. He said if they get used to him, he would like to treat the females foot. Do you think LA 200 would be appropriate? I told him that Bigfoot is a primate and LA 200 is probably more appropriate for ungulates. I suggested that maybe human antibiotics would be better. What do you think? Help from anyone is welcome. Thanks.
 

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