All kidding aside; any chance Bigfoot is out there?

[arto98607]

It seems there are more and more reports by highly credible people that saw something they can't explain but say Bigfoot comes to mind. Looking at a plot of sightings across the USA, all these people can't be wrong. Something is going on. Any chance Bigfoot is out there?

I see one every day!

 

[Solitary Man]

Well, the tv show Finding Bigfoot does a have a cast member by the name of Matt Moneymaker!

I'd believe Bigfoot exists before I'd believe Mountain Men is a real show.

 

[Alan W.]

He's still alive and posting on a Facebook page. His friend James died a few years ago.

Correct.
Turtleman was well liked and respected when he was a local guy here getting turtles out of your ponds.
As he became famous he changed.
James was always hanging out in front of the Hub Coffee Shop playing music. Very well liked he was.
One of our friends was in an episode or two. He had to sign a confidentiality agreement.
The one episode I remember him being in wasnt on his land or his calf that was threw into the pond so TM could save it.
Everything was staged.

 

[PuffyC]

Because people are bored, lonely, broke, in need of attention, etc. They want their “10 minutes of fame”.
Why do you think social media has brought so many nut job conspiracy theorists and antagonizers out of the woodwork?

”No gain in it”? Youre kidding, right? How much fame (gain) you think the guy with the 1960’s film clip got? Note he confessed it was a fake on his death bed? When his life no longer mattered?

True, but I think it's also like the people who see UFOs, where I'm sure many saw something although what they saw is debatable. Maybe like Unidentified Flying Objects we should call bigfoot sightings Unidentified Furry Objects.

 

[Sigarms]

Can anyone download a pic? Everytime I go to "drop" an image, I'm told by the system that it "couldn't find it".

I'd show the image of the issue, but I can't LOL

 

[bigtiller]

I can't even open a pic someone posts.

 

[plowhog]

How much fame (gain) you think the guy with the 1960’s film clip got? Note he confessed it was a fake on his death bed? When his life no longer mattered?

"The filmmakers were Roger Patterson (1933–1972) and Robert "'Bob" Gimlin (born 1931). Patterson died of cancer in 1972 and "maintained right to the end that the creature on the film was real".[6] Patterson's friend, Gimlin, has always denied being involved in any part of a hoax"

Patterson–Gimlin film - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[CobyRupert]

Because people are bored, lonely, broke, in need of attention, etc. They want their “10 minutes of fame”.
Why do you think social media has brought so many nut job conspiracy theorists and antagonizers out of the woodwork?

”No gain in it”? Youre kidding, right? How much fame (gain) you think the guy with the 1960’s film clip got? Note he confessed it was a fake on his death bed? When his life no longer mattered?

The people who want to remain anonymous are looking for fame and money? I don’t think so.
Of course there’s other people who will exploit the myth for money and fame ….but where did the myth come from?

 

[ranger danger]

I've seen them but, then again, I saw a leprechaun at a Blue Oyster Cult concert once.

 

[PILOON]

Hey, I wear 12 D's, does that make me big footed?