[jsh3180]

[Joe Boucher]

Some clown walking around up there with a footprint form teasing the world.
Better than crop circles.

[ansel12]

Of all the conspiracy theories and the UFO stuff and all of that whole world. The only one that I consider is the Yeti and the Bigfoot.

[P8riot]

That's nothing. I've got a picture of him.

[BigCinBigD]

The truth is out there. And it standing behind that tree.

[Does so]

Needs comparison with the footprint of a chupacabra.

Or Michael Moore.

[BuffaloJack]

Anyone got a recipe for Yeti?
Is it anything like cooking a Sasquatch?

[Manic_Episode]

If I ever see one it will be on ebay the next day with a low reserve of $1,000,000

[fleagle]

This is NOT just a man in an ill-fitting monkey suit.

I believe it's a man in an ill-fitting brown carpet remnant.

[period end of story]

You mean Art Bell was right ?

[Ditter]

I might believe that a Bigfoot was walking around on Mt Everest, but Bigfoot in Oklahoma? Never.

[LRS]

Destination Truth chronicles some of the world's notorious crypto-zoological creatures and unexplained phenomena.

Destination Truth is hilarious. I always get the feeling that the locals are having a good joke at the silly Yankees' expense. 2 favorite moments: the "werewolf" in Argentina, and the crew getting tricked into parking their rental car under a tree were the monkeys go to use the bathroom, (Thialand, I believe)...

[Sacajaweau]

So a bunch of guys are walking in a vast wilderness and happen to come upon a 24 hour old footprint....but they can only find three footprints.

Obviously the thing can fly!!

[ari-freedom]

the closest I think to a real yeti or big foot would be Gigantopithecus



'Bill Munns stands next to his model of a Gigantopithecus male, a quadrupedal, fist-walking creature that also could have stood erect, as bears do.'

[Hot Tabasco]

"relatively fresh left some 24 hours before we found them".

Have they ever considered tracking dogs?

[KoRn]

/mark

[vietvet67]

[Zman]

Maybe the footprint was planted by (Sir Edmund) Hillary to show mountaineering leadership.

[spetznaz]

I thought the large footprints in the snow were the result of sunlight melting the edges of normal human footprints, making them appear wider and obtuse.

Thus the Yeti is simply a natural phenomenon that is perfectly explainable. Although, that doesn't mean that nothing exists. There are stories, both past and present, of natives saying something exists and being pooh-poohed (is that a word LOL) by 'experts,' and then it turns out to be the case.

A few examples from Africa:

The Boomslang: natives used to say that it was deadly venomous, but Western herpetologists (snake scientists) 'pooh-poohed' (there it is again) them because the snake was back-fanged, and EVERYONE knows that back-fanged snakes do not have potent venom. Well, they soon changed their minds when the most reknown herpetologists of the time (believe his name was Karl Schmidt) got bitten by one, and died a rather horrible death (if i remember correctly, he was bleeding from his eyes and his urine had turned black when he passed over).

Okapi: A rare antelope that looks like a mix of giraffe, zebra, and a mix-mash of other beasts. When the 'experts' so some hides they thought it was the work of a good African taxidermist, until live Okapi started turning up.

Mountain Gorilla: same story ....was kown as the African Yeti for a while.

The one that is still 'out there' is the Mkelele-Mbembe ...think of it as an African lochness monster. Let me just say I would go swimming in Loch Ness before i went swimming in lake Tele

[Larry Lucido]

Here is a Google Earth shot of the monster.

[Texas Eagle]

Why were they able to find only 3 footprints?