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Subject: Re: Paranthropus as a Model for Sasquatch From: Z.Z. posted Sat, Feb 16 2008, 12:43am  Well, you have the Paranthropus chapter already. How about the probabilities of them existing all over the country? Then there is the probable diet per region, what would the purpose of tented tree trunks be, graphs with sightings for each state showing the sighting clusters in relation to bodies of water, whats the status in Canada and Alaska, and finally, where would be the most likely place to look for them, and what plants would be around the area, and what needs to be taken along for forensic collection of evidence, and, oh wow, I could keep going all day huh! LOL! Subject: Re: Paranthropus as a Model for Sasquatch From: Z.Z. posted Sat, Feb 16 2008, 12:45am  Because your premise is that in order to catch them, we need to know what they most probably are. So we need to know what Paranthropus habits were, abilities, limitations. Would it be a waste of time to attempt communication. Subject: Re: Paranthropus as a Model for Sasquatch From: Brad posted Sat, Feb 16 2008, 1:52am  Thanks. I could probably do this. I know a good artist for pictures and whatnot, and good writers for editing/proof-reading. I'd need to know about some legal issues, however. Subject: Re: Paranthropus as a Model for Sasquatch From: Z.Z. posted Sat, Feb 16 2008, 10:45pm  I cant help on the legal issues, Im so far from being a lawyer I may as well be in a different universe. ;D I know you could do this, and I know that with the knowledge you posess it would probably be the best Sasquatch book out there, and the closest to reality once we have a type specimen. Subject: Re: Paranthropus as a Model for Sasquatch From: shenron posted Mon, Feb 18 2008, 10:39am  Hi Brad, If you ever need help about Canadian data or needed some first hand photographs etc., I can help out. too. Excellent blog, BTW. cheers, seb Subject: Re: Paranthropus as a Model for Sasquatch From: Brad posted Mon, Feb 18 2008, 10:59am  Thanks! Subject: Re: Paranthropus as a Model for Sasquatch From: Will Duncan posted Sat, Feb 23 2008, 12:20pm  Great article, should be required reading for anyone looking into this stuff. I wish Meldrum and Green would read it! You da man. Subject: Re: Paranthropus as a Model for Sasquatch From: Brad posted Sun, Feb 24 2008, 1:48am  Thanks, Will. Years ago we used to differ quite a bit on this issue. Things change though. After Paranthropus the best fossil candidate, IMO, is homo ergaster (maybe throw habilis in there). Ergaster is essentially early h. erectus. Which is very similar to what you have been saying for a long time. As for Meldrum, his "working hypothesis" is that Sasquatch is a great ape restricted to the ground, but maintaining a past arboreal "legacy". He thinks its related to the orangutan ( Source ). Meldrum is great for BF research, and I agree with most of what he says, but not this time. Subject: Re: Paranthropus as a Model for Sasquatch From: Brad posted Thu, Mar 27 2008, 3:31am  I wish Meldrum and Green would read it! I emailed it to Dr. Meldrum about a month ago. No response. I guess his "orangutan" theory is so much better. *roll eyes* Subject: Re: Paranthropus as a Model for Sasquatch From: Slowdown posted Wed, Mar 4 2009, 9:58am  Excellent read. Nice Post.

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