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You make a very good point MIB and I will try to come up with a possible answer. There is a possibility that sasquatch could be considered to be a primitive homo genus just for the sake of conversation. The Sierra Sounds indicates that it does have a language. It also could have the power of telepathy as some people have reported including myself possibly. However, it doesn't seem to possess the power to create fire which is a Homo sapien characteristic. Maybe primitive Homo genus animals don't need to create fire because it's unneeded and they survive just fine without fire. Homo erectus did not create fire but may have used fire. We might have the problem MIB spoke of which are the rights to American lands.   

I like several of them. What I don't like is the amount of AI used in some, especially STM...

I'm going to take another shot at this.   I've been having a weird conversation off-forum and something strikes me that I think we've failed to consider.     What if it is not BLM and USFS at all?  And not the timber companies / mining companies?    What if the hurdle is the Native American / First Nations tribes?     Think about this: if bigfoot is proven to exist, bigfoot presence in North America probably predates the tribes' ancestors' arrival in North America.    If BF is sentient, they would have rights even senior to the rights of the tribes.    We might have to displace the tribes to return the land to bigfoot.     I don't know, not claiming it is true, but since we're kicking around ideas to try to explain observations, think about how that would work out in court.    And that might be why the federal agencies won't touch bigfoot with a 10 foot pole.    

Spent the night deep in the Idaho woods last night about 50 miles from home.  This is where I found my first possible BF sign; a tree twisted and broke over 8' above the ground.  This was about 10 years ago. Today... I forgot how creepy this spot is with virtually no animal activity or sound.  I had a horrible time getting a fire started and ended up having to use an old Indian trick by wrapping a paper towel around a stick and dipping it into the fuel tank of my ambulance, lol. Temperature was around freezing when I went inside to watch TV. Had some odd things happen.  First was hearing something hit the side of my ambulance from the direction of the twisted tree.  Very light.  Maybe a pine cone?  No trees that it could have fallen from and nothing on the ground.  Wet and soggy ground and dusty side of the ambulance.  No tracks, no scuff marks, nothing. An hour later, heard what I thought was thunder outside.  Looked outside and clear sky with nothing but stars.  About another hour later and my dog began growling for no apparent reason.  Got the shotgun with slugs out and opened the door to scan with the weapon light.  Arlo declined to go outside, so I stayed in as well.  No other incidents. Woke up a few hours later and it was very cold outside and inside! Packed up camp the next morning and scouted for elk for my brother on the way back to civilization.  Beautiful day and saw a lot of country, but no BF sign. I walked this moist dirt road for about two miles and found hundreds of fresh deer and elk tracks, but no BF tracks.

Bob Gymlan, Bugfoot Society and Hellbent Holler.