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Post by 509dmsearcher on Feb 9, 2019 17:00:54 GMT
Is there any further information on the Nevada residence photo's?
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Post by ag47 on Feb 9, 2019 17:07:55 GMT
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Post by ag47 on Feb 9, 2019 17:08:53 GMT
509, you could email Dave at NADPReports@gmail.com.
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Post by Con on Feb 10, 2019 16:10:03 GMT
A little off topic, but those tracks are HUGE! I can't imagine what they'd belong to, if they aren't a dogman's. They're strange though, I'm only seeing three toes there. If it's (potentially) not a dogman, what else could it be?
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Post by Con on Feb 10, 2019 16:45:16 GMT
Lmao! They've always been here, we've just forgotten them... (cue spooky music theme)
Makes you wonder though, what else is out there, hiding in the shadows? Or even worse, what else is hiding in the shadows and sewers of our cities?
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Post by ruby71174 on Apr 19, 2019 0:00:20 GMT
let me know if post something where I shouldn't. I am very interested in these phenomenon but of course there doesn't seem to be any real research into them that I have seen. from stories I have heard and read they seem to be intelligent. HOW intelligent I don't know..but has anyone tried communicating with them at all? I certainly don't want anyone dying or getting hurt. but like bigfoot I don't want someone hunting them, and then another species no longer exists. As scary as they are, I feel like they are still part of the magic in the world. probably because they are still a mystery. I guess I just have so many questions. are they what were wolfs really are? are they werewolves? would love to know how they live- in packs like wolves? gestation period, how many babies do they have at a time....
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Post by whitefeather on Apr 19, 2019 12:57:15 GMT
FWIW these look very much like the tracks of a rabbit. Both front paws land close enough together to be mistaken for a single digit while the rear legs land to the outside of the front. Also notice in the photo on the left that they run in a straight line with no deviation to the side. This would be an abnormal gait for a biped.
Just my $.02
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Post by Brandon on Apr 19, 2019 15:38:45 GMT
FWIW these look very much like the tracks of a rabbit. Both front paws land close enough together to be mistaken for a single digit while the rear legs land to the outside of the front. Also notice in the photo on the left that they run in a straight line with no deviation to the side. This would be an abnormal gait for a biped. Just my $.02 I would like to second this. |
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Post by ISK8pdFrmaLab on Apr 22, 2019 9:37:34 GMT
Rabbit.
Notice the single track.
No bipedal lope on this.
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Post by ag47 on Apr 22, 2019 17:34:16 GMT
Yep, I think you guys are right - it does look like a bunny's hop prints. I should have seen that. We have lots of rabbits and I've seen those track many times.
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