I do not condone the killing of animals in general and specifically Bigfoot. Bigfoot is not supernatural. It is a living, breathing, flesh and blood animal. It can be killed just like any other animal or human. In this article I attempt to explain proposed circumstances, which some perceived as proof of the supernatural, from a different point of view, which I stand by, based on the natural order of things, and that nothing is concrete.
Nothing is guaranteed.
I attempt to place, in the readers mind, logical, alternative explanations for the scenario as it was portrayed to me, based on the natural, physical world of science, medicine, and natural healing, not supernatural occurrences. This is, in no way, an attempt to condone or further the idea of the paranormal or of killing a Bigfoot. Furthermore, it is well known by hunters that an animal can have enough adrenaline pumping through its body to allow it to take off after being shot and run for long distances before dropping. It is also known that animals, sustaining severe injury, will, and often do, find safety somewhere and hide while nursing their wounds or succumbing to them. It is not an unusual occurrence to have an animal disappear and not be able to find it after shooting it, or after being hit by a car or otherwise injured in some way.