Sasquatch on WA traffic cam?

Fuddy1952 · Jan 25, 2020

Lurch Aadams Family. Both great shows

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Getting back to Sasquatch though... I've been fascinated with all things paranormal for years, and experienced things unexplainable, but I'm extremely skeptical about things since the worst thing anyone can do is assume or make up stories about something they don't understand.
Some think interdimentional which I do believe other dimensions exist...but so strange the squatch leaves huge footprints, makes this strange howl, stinks and is visible...but that's it.
What fascinates me the most is how people believe certain things.
Years ago a fascinating story I read about how Karl Benz was developing a car, around 1884, drove it about a mile or so home for lunch, finished, went outside and the car was gone! His wife took off in it with their two boys to visit relatives 30 miles away. She had to keep it running, so primitive it stopped every mile or two, decarbon the carb, etc. Stopping at a tavern a fight broke out (powered by "demons", etc). One fellow said it was clockworks which calmed everyone down.
Probably 1 hp, so the boys pushed it up the hills. She made it there and back (article didn't say but I bet SHE designed it since she knew how to work on it!).
Things we don't understand, stories are made up. Even on the news...

RNeumann · Jan 25, 2020

turnkey4099 said:
Scientists do not take the word of some other scientist. Reports are tested to see if they are valid not just once but by several people. The report posted here listed just one Report was denied and didn't even give a source to see who, or what agency tested it. Summary: wild reports need a great amount of verification to be believed.

Amen! With all the photos in this thread alone their should be little doubt. But unfortunately their are a few here who don’t want the truth so bad they have resorted to saying people lack intelligence or are the wrong political leaning. It’s not anyone’s fault but their own if they can’t see what’s clearly in the photos!

This is starting to remind me of Phil Hendrie...

bunyip · Jan 25, 2020

Wagtail said:
Mate, every time you use a derogative word or statement (as above) it diminishes your stance.

We've got an 'extinct' critter here called a thylacine (also known as the Tasmanian Tiger). The last known one died, in captivity, in 1936. From time to time, a 'sighting' is reported... typically from around a Caravan Park (commercial camping ground). No photos, no tracks, no scat. With the amount of traffic on the roads, no road-kill. Yet, forlorn hope remains... 'expeditions' (such as your BFRO) are still mounted every now & then. Nothing has been found.

This is from an island State that has an active government department searching for any indication that a fox has somehow managed to cross Bass Strait to Tassie... to be destroyed on sight! [the fox, not the thylacine ]

Of course, a bunyip is a different story.

About 30 minutes from home we have a town called Bunyip on the Bunyip River so they must be real, Tasmanian Tigers also have been seen here and pictures taken using that special Kodak blurry film, I did see a photo of a Tasmanian Tiger that was taken locally and the bloke got very excited until the subject (a Dingo) walked off and he found the stripes on his bum were a shadow from a nearby fern, it makes a good conversation piece nonetheless.

Jstpssng · Jan 25, 2020

RNeumann said:
Amen! With all the photos in this thread alone their should be little doubt. But unfortunately their are a few here who don’t want the truth so bad they have resorted to saying people lack intelligence or are the wrong political leaning. It’s not anyone’s fault but their own if they can’t see what’s clearly in the photos!

This is starting to remind me of Phil Hendrie...

It's very obvious what's in the photos... a great big stump!