Apparently I'm in the minority here, but if I ever stumbled upon a dead Sasquatch body, I'd just leave it. Obviously nature or the Sasquatch themselves have done a good job taking care of their dead up until now, so I'd let that cycle continue. I see no need to collect any evidence in an attempt to prove their existence once and for all. And I honestly don't think I could live with myself if I made a financial profit, however large, off a dead Sasquatch, knowing what that proof of existence would inevitably mean to their future. If I could be assured that such proof would be met only with the finest efforts for conservation so that the Sasquatch people could continue to live as they always have or better, then perhaps I would be inclined to collect evidence to finally prove their existence to the world. However, seeing the track record mankind has had with rare species of animals, I feel it's in the Sasquatches best interest never to be proven beyond a relatively few number of "civilized" people. To paraphrase a line from The Lost World: Jurassic Park... "They don't need our help to survive. They need our absence."