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It wouldn't apply at all as long as you stick to the unclassified north american forest ape story.  I don't believe that describes what we refer to as sasquatch. My view on the subject is considered "woo".  Whatever! I don't need anyone to validate my point of view.  Proof?  Ain't got none!  It's just what I believe.  I also believe that taking ones life will neither prove existence or move the subject forward.  Why?  Because our leaders don't want us to know. 

You make a good point. If the forest service employees are encouraged or ordered to report their sightings then those who oversee the forest service could begin to protect bigfoot from harm and keep logging at its present rate.

Paul Freeman, a Forest Service employee reported that he saw a bigfoot in the Umatilla National Forest, and he took a video of it. He also took many plaster casts. Bing Videos    Jan 19, 2018 · Nearly three decades later, a U.S. Forest Service employee, Paul Freeman, recorded what he claims to be Bigfoot walking through the Umatilla Forest in Northeastern Oregon, …forest service biologist sees bigfoot - Search    It's my logical opinion that there have been many more sightings by forest service employees but they are forced to keep quiet due to threats of job loss.   The U.S. Forest Service has approximately 27,062 permanent, full-time employees as of September 2018, which includes biologists among other professionals. However, specific counts for the number of biologists within the Forest Service are not provided in the available   Let's estimate how many forest service employees are working full time and who drive around the forest every day and all day as part of their job. There might be 10,000 employees driving the back roads of the forest. How many of them have reported seeing a bigfoot. The answer is one. Why only one? My assumption is there are probably many more sightings, but these bigfoot reports are not reported to the public since logging could be shut down because bigfoot would probably need its habitat protected. Bigfoot roams all parts of the national forest, and the forest service fears it might be classified as an endangered species. This is an unwarranted fear because in my opinion bigfoot survives perfectly fine with sustained yield clear cut logging. Can you answer why this is true?  

But Paulides is (as far as I know and I’m trying to find his own words to make sure) the only source of anything weird   What do you consider an “eye opener”?  This case seems to be held up as the flagship m411 case but there’s nothing to it as far as I can see from my own investigation

As i’ve said on a parallel thread, unless the government or forest service have a body, they won’t acknowledge anything, and why would they? I wouldn’t expect them to go beyond science and no doubt it suits them not to.