January 02, 2019, 08:05 PM
SportshooterSquatches
First lesson a cowboy learns is never squatch while wearing spurs.
January 02, 2019, 08:10 PM
2000Z-71quote:
Originally posted by YooperSigs:
Some reality show was up here in the Yoop looking for Bigfoot. All they found were Yoopers. Similar, but less hairy.
The hoopers or the squatches?
January 02, 2019, 08:28 PM
gpbst3quote:
Originally posted by RichardC:
quote:
Originally posted by BBMW:
Notice how, in an era where it seems like every human on the planet has a video camera in their pocket, every building seems to have a CCTV system, and game cameras are cheap and easy (and produce lots of footage of known animals, even rare ones) no one as come up with good clear footage of Sasquatch? The same could be said for UFOs / aliens (at least the non-terrestrial kind)?
Yes, Yes, I have.
Did you ever think bigfoot is just naturally blurry?
January 02, 2019, 08:34 PM
ugeestaquote:
Originally posted by Sportshooter:
First lesson a cowboy learns is never squatch while wearing spurs.
Just don’t find no squatchin buddy, especially in Wyoming. We may never look at you the same....
January 02, 2019, 08:36 PM
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January 02, 2019, 11:27 PM
IcabodThere’s a lot of sightings in the PNW. A professor at WSU once recommended that shooting a Squatche as that would be the best way to prove their existence.
There are a number of facts that go against the existence of Squatches. The first is having a viable population. Too small and extinction is possible.
In terms of size, diet, and range, the black bear corresponds to the supposed Bigfoot. There are an estimated 600,000 black bears in North America. They are hunted, hit by cars, caught in trash cans and at garbage dumps. Tour guides drive tourists out to see them. Given this, why are there so few sightings and those sights are supported by questionable evidence.
Why haven’t hunters shot a Bigfoot? One option is that they don’t get a good look. Another is they somehow know it’s a human.
January 02, 2019, 11:43 PM
airsoft guyquote:
Originally posted by 46and2:
Did you guys know that amongst those who are into this stuff "squatching" is a verb?
As in: Skeeter and Pepper went squatchin' again yesterday but didn't see nuttin.
It makes me laugh everytime I run into them.

Bailey, CO is home to a community of, ahem, enthusiasts.
"Squatching" sounds like gay slang. Like "bear hunting" is going after chubby, hairy dudes, "squatching" is even more specific, really tall, hairy dudes.
I had a friend really into bigfeets, his theory was that they were actually Cain from the Bible. Not sure if that meant there was a whole mess of this one dude somehow, or maybe they were his descendants, or maybe homedude was like 9,000 years old and just really got around. Anyhow, I went squatching with him once out by Buckley, where parts of
Black Sheep took place. Every couple feet along the trail he'd point out some impression and be like, "what's that!? Is that a bigfoots print!?" And I'd say it looks like a dog, or some guy's bootprint. After a couple more "what's that!?" I surmised we were tracking someone who was taking their dog for a walk.
January 02, 2019, 11:49 PM
46and2
I know a guy with two PhDs (in science, not basket weaving) who believes in these things.
It's a head scratcher.
January 03, 2019, 05:26 AM
gearhoundsAs intelligent as humans ar supposed to be, it sometimes makes me scratch my head at the ridiculous notions that continue to endure, despite all lack of evidence to the contrary.
January 03, 2019, 07:15 AM
trapper189quote:
Originally posted by Icabod:
There’s a lot of sightings in the PNW. A professor at WSU once recommended that shooting a Squatche as that would be the best way to prove their existence.
There are a number of facts that go against the existence of Squatches. The first is having a viable population. Too small and extinction is possible.
In terms of size, diet, and range, the black bear corresponds to the supposed Bigfoot. There are an estimated 600,000 black bears in North America. They are hunted, hit by cars, caught in trash cans and at garbage dumps. Tour guides drive tourists out to see them. Given this, why are there so few sightings and those sights are supported by questionable evidence.
Why haven’t hunters shot a Bigfoot? One option is that they don’t get a good look. Another is they somehow know it’s a human.
Well, maybe tbe dress in black bear outfits when they are out and about? Ninja Squatch.