12-30-2023, 08:34 AM
(12-30-2023, 07:42 AM)Kwaka Wrote: Poor bugger. An injury like that looks like an old one, got it at an early age. No surgery, just had to live with it. The foot does adapt in time, not as good as it was with a lot of ongoing pain. Can understand that FU look at the camera.
One theory, big foot is a mutant, sterile hybrid. Similar to a mule as a cross between a horse and donkey. This time is was a cross between a human and a bear. It would of been a man that has sex with a female bear for the birth to have any chance. If it was the other way around where a male bear had a human woman, the size of the fetus would have big issues in childbirth. With a cesarean maybe they would survive. The doctor would know something ain't right here.
Being part bear it escaped the institutionalization system early and never looked backed. Or Mumma bear raised it enough to survive the wilderness.
Eventually one day someone shot him or found him dead somewhere. With the police scratching their heads the Smithsonian got called and all public records erased as big foot now sits in a facility somewhere next to all the giant and alien bones.
Yeah, the cripple foot cast is not from the Patterson Gimlin real or hoax whatever you want to call it, but supposedly there were prints cast from "Patty". Cripple Foot however came from a set of prints in Bossburg WA at a garbage dump
https://www.reddit.com/r/bigfoot/comment...revisited/
Quote:In all, the Sasquatch hunters found 1,089 footprints ranging from near the Columbia River, across the railroad and main highway, over a 43-inch-high wire fence, across flatland, and halfway up a hill. The footprints then retraced their path and disappeared into the river. Five days later a U.S. Border Patrolman found similar tracks on the other side.
As for a bear-human hybrid for your consideration...
https://time.com/2948745/dna-analysis-de...r-species/
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