You have gone from primitive bigfoot that throws rocks and uses rocks as tools to break nuts, to a study by Ketchum who claims that they are so advanced, they are braiding hose manes, carving stick figures in trees and making art by leaving feathers on the ground and bending saplings. So which is it? Is bigfoot primitive, rock throwing still using a large rock to break open a nut? Or is it the delicate human that is into braiding, wood carvings and making sculptures?
LOL! How would YOU crack nuts surviving in the woods? Why is cracking nuts with a rock or throwing rocks incompatible with artistic crafting?
The animals we provide actual evidence for all did what you claimed bigfoot did.
No they didn't. Bears and possums don't throw rocks at fifty yards. Wild monkeys and sea otters don't live in Oklahoma. And neither bang on trees with sticks. So they explain nothing and only show a deplorable lack of anything to argue on your part.
Claims of which were wholly unsupported and relied solely on the words of people who designed a study with the specific intent of proving bigfoot - not to mention there was nothing in that study to discount anything else that could have done what they were claiming and even contained one episode where a guy said he saw a bear, but then said it must have been bigfoot because they were there searching for bigfoot
Dismissing someone's research because they believe Bigfoot exists is absurd. There is absolutely no logical connection between someone who spends so much time searching for this creature and faking their own results. None. Your mere claims that their results are invalid are thus baseless and not even plausible.
They failed to eliminate everything else and instead, jumped immediately to bigfoot.
Wrong. A quick review of the events of those 4 years taken together immediately eliminates all the animals you have ridiculously suggested were doing it. Here they are again:
"Rock throwing incidents (over 1000)
Wood knocking (sometimes rhythmic, responsive or mimicking)
Metallic noise (use of rocks or hard objects on metallic objects)
Sounds of movement through vegetation and bipedal footfalls
Banging on the structure walls during the night
Footprints
Strong smell (musky, wet horse scent)
Damaged trees (felled dead trees, broken dead or green limbs beyond natural breakage)
Vocalizations (huffs, grunts, whistles, growls, screams and chattering)
Indeterminate hair and blood sample
Signatures from thermal cameras and reports of eyeshine
Brief sightings of reddish brown to black various sized animals
One occasion of physical intrusion into a window"
