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The latest bigfoot sighting in Ketchikan spawned a lively discussion with some friends at the dinner table last night. The article contains some shaky video that may or may not be bigfoot. Does bigfoot really exist? More discussion...and even more discussion followed by another round of Alaskan summer ales. We jumped on the BFRO website and surfed around for a while reading the stories aloud at the table. Funny thing is...one of the recordings on the website has a call on it that I'm 150% certain I heard in the Glacier Peak Wilderness in the middle of the night. Hmmm...better get me another Alaskan!

Article from Alaska Dispatch:
http://www.alaskadispatch.com/article/o ... -ketchikan

I'm fully expecting t to see one of those in Las Craigas in a few days!!!

Not one hair, not one bone, not one piece of dna...in all these years
but I'm fairly certain he does exist, because I think I read in the Hunting Regs that it was illegal to shoot one!
So they must exist or it wouldn't be illegal to shoot one.

That came up at the table last night Eddy. Why isn't there any solid evidence about bigfoot. ALL these humans running all over the place poking and prying into the dark corners of the wilderness and no one has shot one or taken any legit photos or videos of one. All of them are sketchy and grainy and you can't quite tell what exactly it is in the video or photo.

Figured they made it illegal so a bunch of college pranksters wouldn't end up on the hoods of trucks in the fall

I'll be doing the show with one tomorrow, tune in and you can hear all the funny sounds and noises they make. Just be glad you can't smell one over the radio.

By the way, they just confirmed a few years ago that we have wolverines in this state so there is wildlife around that we don't know about. Also, there was a mysterious ripple in Lake Washington that I saw on the news the other night so I am sure there is a lake monster in that deep lake as well.

Figured they made it illegal so a bunch of Wazzu students wouldn't end up on the hoods of trucks in the fall

There...I fixed it

That wasn't Big Foot it was a guy named Warren he lives there at Herring Cove. Need not be a scared he's a nice guy even though he goes by the name of Grizz.

Haaaa...Warren was noticeably absent from the internet that day. Hmmm, I wonder what he was up to

I haven't tried to locate it online but I'm pretty certain they do have loads of hair samples. Some DNA that does not match any known species. Alright fine.........I'm sort of a believer.

Eddy C wrote:but I'm fairly certain he does exist, because I think I read in the Hunting Regs that it was illegal to shoot one!
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He is a she, I know...I was married to her for 17 years, and if it was legal to shoot it, it would be dead. Did not know she was in the Ketchikan area though, she must have heard I would be passing through.....you got my back...right parker?

Robbo...?

...anybody..?