Nor cal might be fun, I know a couple FJr's up that way
Bigfoot Expedition?
Yo, anyone interested in planning a Bigfoot expedtion next spring? summer. This is no joke . I' ???m thinking Nortern Califonia or Oregon.
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I'm interested. What do we actually do though? Just drive and look around for big feet prints? Maybe we can all hide at the local Big and Tall shop and we can snap some photos just as he's leaving... lol
Seriously, what does this expedition hope to acomplish?
Seriously, what does this expedition hope to acomplish?
i'm going to wait for the Nessie expedition.
Hmmm. That would be cool. Let me know how you get the FJ over there.GTKrockeTT said:i'm going to wait for the Nessie expedition.
I think a run up north would be great. Time and money are my only obstacles.
We might be able to hook up with local clubs and just do some campin,wheelin and looking. Might get involved with some actual searches and leads. The bigfoot seach would be a great excuse to just get out see some new country.
Sounds good to me. Let's do it. Pardoning my humor along the way, I'm seriuosly interested in wheeling the Sierras. is that where you were thinking?
That's what I was thinking! ;D
I grew up in Norther California in a small town on the Klamath river, just 8 miles from where the Paterson film was shot. There is plenty to do and see up north and I would help coordinate a trip if anyone want to go.
- White Water Rafting
- Lost Coast
- Fire Roads and Fire Lookout Tour
- 6 Rivers and Klamath National Forest
- Salmon and Steelhead Fishing
- Coastal Redwoods
- Avenue of the Giants
Let me now is anyone is up for a trip.
- White Water Rafting
- Lost Coast
- Fire Roads and Fire Lookout Tour
- 6 Rivers and Klamath National Forest
- Salmon and Steelhead Fishing
- Coastal Redwoods
- Avenue of the Giants
Let me now is anyone is up for a trip.
Snorkel required. We just need to find someone to manufacture propellers and giant floaties for usGTKrockeTT said:i'm going to wait for the Nessie expedition.
Squatch said:I grew up in Norther California in a small town on the Klamath river, just 8 miles from where the Paterson film was shot. There is plenty to do and see up north and I would help coordinate a trip if anyone want to go.
- White Water Rafting
- Lost Coast
- Fire Roads and Fire Lookout Tour
- 6 Rivers and Klamath National Forest
- Salmon and Steelhead Fishing
- Coastal Redwoods
- Avenue of the Giants
Let me now is anyone is up for a trip.
I suggest the trip and really want to get something going. Glad you know the area. Let's see what we can work out. I'm thinking around early summer.....
watch out for march, That is the Superstitions Luau Run. A definite NOT TO MISS, so don't plan the trip during then.
Early summer is probably the best time to be up there. I would like to help, so let me know what is needed and how to contact you.
Early summer means you avoid the "bug season" which can be a significant thing.Squatch said:Early summer is probably the best time to be up there. I would like to help, so let me know what is needed and how to contact you.
I also think that anyone who goes should take a photography class & upgrade their camera. None of us want to see blurry photos of Big Foot.
Whatever you do, don't make jokes about Big Foot up there. Most of the locals don't take kindly to mocking of their beliefs. I made that mistake and got the stink eye from one of the guys. LOL
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This could be fun, the search gives the trip an extra edge.
I assume this is one trip we should not dress in costumes
I assume this is one trip we should not dress in costumes
I truely do not want to offend the locals ..... I beleive there must be something to all the stories. I have a home in Bend and have heard lots and lots of stories. I been all over the world and seen lots of strange stuff so I believe anything's possible... why not BIGFOOT???. Anyone know where I can get a full size monkey suit?
On a serious note I've contacted some folks I know in Oregon to see if they can get local help or contact a local 4x4 club help out. I'm going to start putting some details together on this and get commitments...stay tuned.
On a serious note I've contacted some folks I know in Oregon to see if they can get local help or contact a local 4x4 club help out. I'm going to start putting some details together on this and get commitments...stay tuned.
Yay, The Big Feets run is moving along. This is probably the only run that we've done on this forum that would constitute as an expedition. There is a purpose, to find Bigfoot. We should discuss what we'd like to do when we find him, I say string em up by one leg from a tall tree and we'll all stand around to get our photos. Of course none of those hi-res digital cameras will work, we need like a 110 camera with 100 speed film and we'll take the pictures in low light. That should add enough distortion to the photo to keep the myth rolling along. lolz I can't wait... ;D
I say we get the camera out and fil an other Beef Jerky Commercial. SoCal FJ Cruisers messin with BigFoot!!! We can put Viking Horns on him and offer him a Viking Chunt! ;D
;D FJ-Piper said:Yay, The Big Feets run is moving along. This is probably the only run that we've done on this forum that would constitute as an expedition. There is a purpose, to find Bigfoot. We should discuss what we'd like to do when we find him, I say string em up by one leg from a tall tree and we'll all stand around to get our photos. Of course none of those hi-res digital cameras will work, we need like a 110 camera with 100 speed film and we'll take the pictures in low light. That should add enough distortion to the photo to keep the myth rolling along. lolz I can't wait... ;D
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