New story I'm working on: The Hairy Men of the High Mountain Forests
I'm writing a story on the taking of children by Bigfoot. I have my own idea why this may be true . A clue would be that at least one Native American indian tribe was known to leave their unhealthy children in the deep forests for the hairy men to care for them. So, where do these grown children get their mates? Bigfoot/Sasquatch (the animal has probably more than a hundred names, earth wide) has been known to mimic humans, help humans. So, why not bring their human charges mates?
In David Paulides book, Tribal Bigfoot, he mentions the taking of children, women and at least one man, by Bigfoot.
I believe in creation. I believe that a human-animal mating can not produce offspring.
It is well known that (some) animals and humans can mate. (I believe that is a God-dishonering practice.)
Interesting and I think worthwhile idea to develop. So much we've yet to learn Linda. Not sure about the last two statements though...if sasquatch, can think, reason, vocalize and mate with humans...would you still consider him animal...or just a different species of man?
Fee
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