[pct-l] Concerning Bigfoot

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In the past bigfoot populations used to be larger, and many of them pushed
into the fringes of suburbia. There are many documented cases of bigfoots
(bigfeet?) breaking into Ford vans to thwart would-be ne'er-do-wells hot on
their trail. Unfortunately, habitat degradation has reduced their
populations in the last few decades and climate change is causing their
geographic range to retract upslope into the high Sierras right on the PCT.


On Thu, Feb 9, 2012 at 8:41 AM, John Coyle <jcoyle at sanjuan.edu> wrote:

> Back in the seventies, a friend of my brother, Jim McClarin, who lived in
> the Sacramento suburbs, was heavily into Bigfoot research.  Now Jim was a
> decent enough guy, but he was a little different. He had an old van, Ford I
> believe, in which he traveled around and stored his treasure trove of
> Bigfoot information in.  One day my brother told me that someone broke into
> his van and stole all his bigfoot information.  I remember thinking who in
> his right mind would break into an old Ford van and steal Bigfoot
> information. I couldn't imagine it being high on the list of valuable
> commodities. Shortly after that, Jim gave up his Bigfoot research, moved
> back East, and got into local politics.  I was always suspicious of the
> Bigfoot break-in story; it seemed like an inside job.
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