[waredbird]

I’ve often been amazed at how well Bigfoot is able to dispose of their dead. Instead of looking for live Bigfoots these clowns should be looking for dead Bigfoots. But they never find any bones.

[IYAS9YAS]

But they never find any bones.

Scavengers.

[JimRed]

In Africa, in gorilla territory, are gorilla bones commonly found?

[roamer_1]

I’ve often been amazed at how well Bigfoot is able to dispose of their dead. Instead of looking for live Bigfoots these clowns should be looking for dead Bigfoots. But they never find any bones.

They never will - At least in the mountains... Porcupines eat fresh bone like candy. And one very rarely runs across a carcass of say, a bear, or a mountain lion out in the woods - I have only seen one grizzly carcass in my whole life. Deer, elk, and even moose, sure... They are plentiful, so when they die, there is a good chance of their carcasses being stumbled upon... But anything that is predator, or above predation is also comparably rare.

I don't think most folks know how BIG 'wilderness' is.

[ZX12R]

I’ve often been amazed at how well Bigfoot is able to dispose of their dead. Instead of looking for live Bigfoots these clowns should be looking for dead Bigfoots. But they never find any bones.

Your point could be considered good evidence for them hiding their dead, or good evidence that there are no bodies, period. Either one fits, but which is overwhelmingly more likely?