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I went to a Roseburg Forest Products meeting just last year. We had a speaker from BLM address the endangered species act. She said that BLM and the USFS has made closure samples in the event this Bigfoot thing comes to light as I believe it will very soon.

It was scary what she said about the amount of public and private land that would be closed to logging and some recreation. It would effectively shut down all of the pacific northwest because they would be on the endangered list in a heartbeat if the population is guessed under 7,000.

Nobody in their right mind would want this. This is the main reason government doesn't want Bigfoot to be designated as real. Some would say we can live together without all the protection but it doesn't work that way.

Remember the spotted owl and marble murrelet? Just think what a small number of 600 to 1,000 pound primates would do for our economy. Anyone wanna guess?
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Thank you for the comment. It is good that the BLM and Forest Service is talking about what will happen when bigfoot is proclaimed "real." ... Linda Newton-Perry

Could this be a white bigfoot?

Click link to go Youtube video. The bigfoot is down on all fours and runs across the screen. The name of the video is "M.K. Davis discusses white Bigfoot video.mp4 by Greenwave2070fb. I think you will enjoy it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EyZvkmFy6Mg&feature=related

A Great Youtube Video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHXEa7VxIyI

Click above link to go to the British Columbia, Canada, video filmed by Sasquatch Sighting. The title of the video is "Sasquatch Sighting At Chillwack River." You will enjoy it. (You will not see a Sasquatch, but it is still a great video.)

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Will has left a new comment on your post "Guest Editor-Blogger":


I spend four days a week in the woods. I'm a surveyor for USFS. What you are talking about here is pure speculation not even based on one ounce of scientific evidence.

I have read the preliminary on the DNA samples. It doesn't address what it is only what it might be. And then again she [Ketchum] has no control samples to start with.

Yes, this is just my opinion on bigfoot. I need the same evidence that any good scientist would need to show the bigfoot to be anything other than lore.

Sure, I've seen things in the deep forest I can't explain. Sure, I've heard sounds I couldn't identify. I've even seen large human like tracks but it doesn't mean it's bigfoot. Tracks have a way of being deceptive in nature.

What it will take is nothing short of teeth and bones. If bigfoot were proved to be alive then millions of acres of forest will be shut down from harvest. That economic impact will be devastating to many states. We need to be positive we are sharing the forest with some unknown hominid before we act.
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Wonderful comment, thank you. Yes, many of us worry about what will happen to access to forests once the animal is stamped "real." ... Thank you again, I so appreciate these thought provoking comments. ... Linda Newton-Perry

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In response to Wes Randall, I have to disagree with you, sir.There are many animals that we know exist in large populations and we have little or no fossil evidence of their existence.

As for illness, I'm sure BF's get sick, but as I stated before when this happens they find a secure, secluded place to die, like most animals.There is some evidence that has lead researchers to believe they may even bury their dead.

I suggest that you get out in the woods, where there is a history of BF activity and do some research yourself before forming a opinion.This discussion may soon be moot anyways.

Dr. Melba Ketchum has a white paper out at this moment being scrutinized by many, many scientists. Once they release there findings I think it will be widely accepted that there is a large, undocumented hominid roaming the forests of North America.


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