Hi Fan!
So, what makes a knock aggressive?
Because it is loud, does that mean that it must be aggressive? I don't see the connection.
If the knock were to the side of my head, I'd consider that aggressive.
But loud knocks in the woods, from unseen, unknown sources, can hardly be deemed an aggressive BF.
Why would a moose rap a tree repeatedly? The rut! Mating season. Because he can. Why would a BF, of unproven existence, rap a tree repeatedly?
I'm just trying to give rational, logical possibilities. That's all.
The ape/chimp thing was only pointing out how foolish the investigator's claims are. I wasn't suggesting they were in Illinois. But....would that be impossible? At least we have proof that they exist.
You are right. Unexplained noises do come from an unexplained source. That is 100% fact! But that does not mean that it is from a BF. Why would we not assume that it may possibly be from a moose, person, or other source, before claiming it to be from a BF.
I wasn't meaning to knock the reporter's credibility, or start a 'stink', or have a lack of niceness.
I WAS knocking the investigator's credibility. I'm absolutely sure that the person reporting this truly believed what they reported. That does not make it fact, however. The investigator immediately deemed it a BF encounter. That just isn't so. There are many other possibilities, and we should be just as open to them as well.
And now wood-knocks are attributed to BF hunting tactics. Let's see some proof before we make these claims, please. Or are we to just believe everything that we read or are told. Yes, they may have actually witnessed this, but I don't automatically believe everything that I read. Case in point, the Georgia BF body. Those guys opened up all our doubts again, as do all the stupid hoaxes. Damn those guys.
One thing that I do know, is that moose-season opened yesterday. And if I see a ten-foot tall, 1000 lb., hairy, red-glowing eyed, bloody-toothed, wood-knocking, window-peaking,

, highway-crossing, arrow-grabbin',

, rock-throwin', shape-shifting, invisible, red-orbing sasquatch, I'll almost have no choice but to put it on the ground to put an end to our wondering. And yes, it will die from a gun-shot. Just like a moose does, a grizzly does, even an elephant does. Water-buffalo are as tough as an animal gets, and they fall to a gun-shot. Or three. And BF will too. As far as having hesitations pulling the trigger on something human-looking? 10 feet tall, 1000 lbs, hairy, with red-glowing eyes isn't too human-looking to me.
As much as people hate to hear it, the best thing to happen, would be for one to finally be killed.
Do we all not want an answer? Do we not want proof?
Sorry for the rant!