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  • M
    Finally putting the PG film aside is the best thing bigfoot fans could do. Just as UFO fans endlessly regurgitate old images over and over again trying to find new ways to interpret them, and failing. Collect new images and videos, where the...
  • M
    Agreed. I think way back in the early pages of this thread, we brought up the idea that as a hoax, Patterson did it just right, at least with the film. It's almost perfect. The distance is right, the shake is right, there's just enough of...
  • M
    I can’t see how there wouldn’t be more evidence / encounters if there was a breeding population of unknown hominids in the US. With the fires, etc. I think whatever it is, it exists in the same realm as other really odd cryptids that are...
  • Y
    They’d be hanging around KOAs trying to get food or beating people up. Waitaminute..
  • MonkeeSage
    No, inbreeding wouldn't be a problem... Because they'd be extinct ;) Actual answer: I initially thought "100% yes" but I did some due diligence and found some surprising info: Mountain gorillas could survive for thousands of years at very low...
  • RTM
    RTM reacted to yoshy's post in the thread Patterson-Gimlin Bigfoot film is a hoax? with Like Like.
    No, inbreeding wouldn't be a problem... Because they'd be extinct ;) Actual answer: I initially thought "100% yes" but I did some due diligence and found some surprising info: Mountain gorillas could survive for thousands of years at very low...
  • Fritzkquzerk
    Welcome to the forum! This forum invites people to share their experiences, but you just have to find the thread for that or start a new one. And don't take skepticism as an insult. That's just the default here :). I think UFOs and Aliens (the...
  • Todd Feinman
    They’d be hanging around KOAs trying to get food or beating people up. Waitaminute..
  • Todd Feinman
    No, inbreeding wouldn't be a problem... Because they'd be extinct ;) Actual answer: I initially thought "100% yes" but I did some due diligence and found some surprising info: Mountain gorillas could survive for thousands of years at very low...
  • Y
    yoshy reacted to RTM's post in the thread Patterson-Gimlin Bigfoot film is a hoax? with Useful Useful.
    And if there isn't a large population wouldn't inbreeding become a massive problem?
  • Y
    No, inbreeding wouldn't be a problem... Because they'd be extinct ;) Actual answer: I initially thought "100% yes" but I did some due diligence and found some surprising info: Mountain gorillas could survive for thousands of years at very low...
  • Y
    Agreed. I think way back in the early pages of this thread, we brought up the idea that as a hoax, Patterson did it just right, at least with the film. It's almost perfect. The distance is right, the shake is right, there's just enough of...
  • MonkeeSage
    Welcome to the forum! This forum invites people to share their experiences, but you just have to find the thread for that or start a new one. And don't take skepticism as an insult. That's just the default here :). I think UFOs and Aliens (the...
  • MonkeeSage
    Hello. I guess this is the "I'm not a bot" part of this site. I'm not anyone special, but do enjoy the "Creepy Tik Toks" even though I'm not particularly a believer in much of anything, which is about the sum of my experience on the topic. This...
  • RTM
    And if there isn't a large population wouldn't inbreeding become a massive problem?
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