Click to view attachmentClick to view attachmentHere's a picture of a unknown creature that I ran across on the C2C website its called the adirondacks
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Very strange creature indeed.
Here is my enhanced image of the photo...
Here is my enhanced image of the photo...
Looks like a German Shepared.
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the takers of this pic aren't claiming anything except that it is a possible Bigfoot type creature pic. i wish they had some other photos of the area for comparison of distance and higth. see the pic here
http://www.coasttocoastam.com/gen/page1281.html
http://www.coasttocoastam.com/gen/page1281.html
The general consensus was that is was a deer, with small tree limbs in front. I took that a step further and showed that when removign the tree limbs it becomes pretty clear. I then superimposed a mule deer over the image, and it removes any doubt.
Original
edited out the tree, makes it a little clearer to see what it is (sloppy but serves the purpose of bringing focus away form the two little branches)
The becomes really clear, when I superimpose the mule deer head. (note the white face markigns of the mule deer)
This has already been discussed in another forum and a large concensus was that it is a deer with part of the branch creating the illusion of fangs.
QUOTE(T-Bone @ Jan 26 2006, 02:11 PM) 
This has already been discussed in another forum and a large concensus was that it is a deer with part of the branch creating the illusion of fangs.
Mule Deer. At least that's what most everyone thinks.
QUOTE(NATUREBOY @ Jan 26 2006, 02:51 PM)
Mule Deer. At least that's what most everyone thinks.
Good to see you got out of bed Natureboy.
QUOTE(maxx @ Jan 26 2006, 02:00 PM)
The general consensus was that is was a deer, with small tree limbs in front. I took that a step further and showed that when removign the tree limbs it becomes pretty clear. I then superimposed a mule deer over the image, and it removes any doubt.
Original
edited out the tree, makes it a little clearer to see what it is (sloppy but serves the purpose of bringing focus away form the two little branches)
The becomes really clear, when I superimpose the mule deer head. (note the white face markigns of the mule deer)
Original
edited out the tree, makes it a little clearer to see what it is (sloppy but serves the purpose of bringing focus away form the two little branches)
The becomes really clear, when I superimpose the mule deer head. (note the white face markigns of the mule deer)
TRULY AWESOME WORK!!!!!!
My quote is "Snipe through the BS and you will find the truth!"
Well you did that....awesome job
yes,def. a deer
It looks like a deer but as far as I know there are no mule deer in the Adirondacks, only whitetails. I thought that mule deer only inhabited the western half of the U.S. and Canada.
It could be a whitetail. Their white facial markings are not as distinct as a mule deer. The light can play tricks, so it is certainly possible. I am 100% positive is a deer. It looks very m uch like a mule deer. I would bet money that this was taken somewhere out west, and not NewYork. I have no way to prove it other than saying it looks more liek a mule deer thana whitetail, but it could be either.
That's cool computer work. Definitly looks like a deer, but where's the eye shine from the flash?
QUOTE(navguy05 @ Jan 27 2006, 04:29 PM)
That's cool computer work. Definitly looks like a deer, but where's the eye shine from the flash?
maybe there was no flash? Light from somewhere else...could have cought it at the right angle?
Has anyone else noticed that this deer is an optical illusion?
It can be seen either head-on or sideways.
Dare I say shape-shifting.
It can be seen either head-on or sideways.
Dare I say shape-shifting.
NO, its a DOE 
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