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Ahhh the elusive Blobsquatch strikes again!
Looks like a dark colored orang to me. I doubt it's 7 feet tall however.
It's a crow flying towards the camera. It's another one of those tricky bits that as soon as you see it with the word "crow" in your mind, you can't NOT see it.
It's a crow flying towards the camera. It's another one of those tricky bits that as soon as you see it with the word "crow" in your mind, you can't NOT see it.
It's a crow flying towards the camera. It's another one of those tricky bits that as soon as you see it with the word "crow" in your mind, you can't NOT see it.
I am certain that more, and better quality, trail-cam evidence in the next two years may yield some smoking gun proof.
In the end, we may need a corpse to put this in the realm of non-fiction.
Nope, Had to draw the human figure way to many times, it's definitely hominid shaped, sitting position. Look at the shadow, as opposed to the direction of the light source, head slightly forward, arms out slightly, and the kicker for me is the vegetation in front of the figure, which would not be visible in front of an in-flight crow.
Bottom line is, if it needs defending, It's not really incontravertible evidence.
I am certain that more, and better quality, trail-cam evidence in the next two years may yield some smoking gun proof.
In the end, we may need a corpse to put this in the realm of non-fiction.
We will need a body, no doubt. But I don't know why we would expect proof in the next 2 years when we haven't had anything in the last 40.
I'm still waiting for someone to market one with a remote control gun so I can hunt from my lap-top.For anyone that doesn't know, a trail-camera is a remote camera, often left in a location and when triggered by movement, it snaps a shot.