Bcruz75

No, but there's plenty of rug pissers out there

So many questions.

I'm scared s**t less of mtn lions. How many have you seen/heard and do they sound like a shrieking kid when they howl or whatever? Any interesting stories about big animal encounters (bear mostly)?

How do you deal with lightening? Living in CO most people have a healthy respect for it. Any encounters?

What do you think about REAL bushcrafters (Les Stroud, Ray Mears, etc) and their tactics? Do you work on/try any bushcraft stuff?

Have you been involved with moving/extracting someone with a serious injury? I'm sure most of the area is jeep or quad accessible but there's probably plenty of trails well off the beaten path.

Bigfoot. Have you seen, heard anything that might be remotely considered the work of something like Bigfoot? Many people have seen broken trees and other things in the forest that don't seem likely to be done by man.

Thanks for hosting this!

Cool, thanks.

My Bigfoot question was directly related to the shows that Les put together about searching for Bigfoot. The things he showed and his explanation, or lack thereof, for the disruption in the forest really got me curious. His original 'encounter' caught on camera (a sound somewhere behind him) was interesting.

So many people talk about having a 'feeling' that something was stalking them, then finding out it was a cat is freaky. I had that feeling once Mtn biking in the foothills just outside of Denver.

Thanks for the thorough responses

What is the one takeaway you would like people to have based on your experience?

Edit: Thanks for sharing your experience.