Sasquatch/dogman/unexplained creatures

[forest of dean redneck 12,023]

So long as 4 or 5 of you don't go charging around the country looking for them. Hooping an hollering in the woods then building insane traps trying to catch them. Whilst just missing them

[Greyman 32,536]

I see your having the same problem as me, stuttering internet, yes those blokes are absolute beauts on those programs ones to fat to walk a 100 yards, but what a good way of snuffing out any serious conversations about a subject it’s a tactic used for years make the person or subject a laughing stock and everything and anything they ever say can be discredited, a simple tactic used for years

[Gilbey 1,500]

On 14/04/2020 at 08:37, Rusty_terrier said:

A question that's always bothered me. I see hundreds of birds flying about everyday but you never really see a bird that's just died with old age. Only bodies you see are ones hit by cars etc. Where do dead birds go? I understand foxes etc will lift them but surely not all of them.

Get eaten by scavengers, go in a old building where they can't get and you'll get dead birds 

This pigeon was sitting fluffed up a few weeks back at work and it's only still here because nobody wants wings that big

 

Edited April 15, 2020 by Gilbey
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[forest of dean redneck 12,023]

27 minutes ago, Greyman said:

I see your having the same problem as me, stuttering internet, yes those blokes are absolute beauts on those programs ones to fat to walk a 100 yards, but what a good way of snuffing out any serious conversations about a subject it’s a tactic used for years make the person or subject a laughing stock and everything and anything they ever say can be discredited, a simple tactic used for years

Yeah 4 posts is a bit excessive

[Greyman 32,536]

1 hour ago, Rusty_terrier said:

Finding big foot is class been on about 12 years and they have a sighting every episode but always manage to drop camera etc  then get bobo to reenact what they saw

A girl I know is married to a detective now retired, he was involved some years ago in a big case of a girl that disappeared from a nightclub near Bristol in a place called yate, if you look on google earth its a village surrounded by quarry,s, it’s much bigger now as are most villages, anyway she was dumped in one of the quarry workings and found two weeks later, but what you don’t see on the news is they found a few bones a scull and some clothes, the rest had been consumed by Fox’s and badgers, most carcasses I find are totally gone in under a week so I don’t think dead birds last very long at all, sadly I did find a dead goshawk a while back that had hit a pylon but very little left,  ps sorry mate answered the wrong post but you get the drift

Edited April 14, 2020 by Greyman