Hunt For The San Andreas Big Foot


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I've broken down wot we've found, and rated it out of 10 dependin on how informational it is to bring us towards theend of this mystery;

1)Picture in CJ's house- 7/10 Too blured to be labeled "BIGFOOT"

2)The E3 Intersection photographers- 8/10 What are the taking pics of and where are they trying to get to when they drown?

3) "The Panopticon"- 8/10 The name of a cell used in the past-veery MANHUNT-like

4)Fake Pics- 2/10 Too many people claim to have taken it themselves, and it has been PROVED to be Photo-shopped

5) "Area 51"- 7/10 Is there any UFO's? The name suggests, but it would be too much for a GTA game.

6) Lights in sky- 4/10 They're meant to "add realism of distand planes"

7) "Ghost" cars- 8/10 Unremovabls scratches and the very same car from the horror flick "Christine" which is about a red ghost Glendale car.

If anyone disagrees or agree's with my selection and ratings, or has anything else to add to thhe list, feel free to say so!! :)

I HAVE STARTED PAGE 6 WOO-HOO!! NO? Oh, well...

I don't have a paper map with my game, but if you do, then it's grid mark E3 by The flint range and the flint intersection by the sea and you should see a random ped jus standing there wid a cam, and then take a pic, n hop in to the sea, an die

south east san fierro

i've found somethin weird this walton truck down by wetstone/shady creeks only comes out at night in section F2 on the brown road not the freeway but the brown road closest to the south ocean and it as canasters in the back and close to it towards the closest brown road bridge is a damaged sadler truck. i think you should check this out

I'm VERY sure now, that there is no bigfoot, only little easter eggs that we claimed to be "clues" and "mysteries"

If anyone does see bigfoot, pause the game, go grab a camera and a video tape and remember the date, time, location and weather.

I found him! I found him! I found him!!!!! and not only once but every

time I go back to the area. Here's what you have to do. First make sure

you have a camera. Then head down to the area southeast of Mt. Chiliad

called Shady Creek. Once you get to Shady Creek look around for a cabin

with a quad next to it. After you find it search the area around the

cabin and the surrounding woodlands. Eventually you will hear a low

growl, which is an indicator that bigfoot is around. After you hear it

stop, stand still, and look around you and if you see something moving

and there will be bigfoot. BUT IF YOU LOOSE SITE OF HIM HE WILL BE GONE,

AND YOULL HAVE TO START ALL OVER. HAPPY BIGFOOT HUNTING!!!

This was on another forum I tryed it for 2 seconds but I'm not sure It's fake. some other guy said that the instructions helped him I'll try it all today and report back.

The pic hasn't loaded for me yet, either, it only shows the top part.

I tried doing the instructions, but have found nothing, do you NEED a camera with you, is it day or night, what day, time and weather.

Also, EXACTLY where from the Shady Cabin/Creeks is he, because I'm still not convinced about the whole thing yet.

I have the feeling that it would be to good to be true for us to find bigfoot so quick, with Vice City, it took at least a year before we found any Easter Eggs.

ps. can u tell me if any of my attachments work, coz wen i try to download them, it doesn't show properlly

MARTINSTATICLOGO2.bmp

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That is it!

If the VASHSPIKE26 (or woteva hes called) HAS seen bigfoot, can a PICTURE please be posted, until then I am think the most negative:

Bigfoot isn't in the game

Vashspike26 is lying

GTABIGFOOTHUNTER is just vashspike26 with a new account, it's obvious as he has 1 post, his name shows that he only registered for this topic and I am a very doubtful person.

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