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Hello Sunflower, I respectfully submit that those shooting reports include the reasons for the hunters' actions at the time. If we know more now than they did then (if anyone has had an ear) then we have a much better idea of the situation. I did say with the groups that "WE KNOW" for they are on this Forum. We all know their position on the matter and why. We also know that if a body is discovered then their position seriously changes and comes more in line with what you are saying. I'm not personally one for the short way of doing things. These Creatures are going to need something in place for twenty, forty, and a hundred years from now. At this point there isn't one piece of federal or state legislation or guarantee for their long-term survival. And since they are not recognized as existing there won't be any- ever. One would think the all out effort of all those who are no-kill to find a body would be more important now than at any time in the past. I think it's time for everyone to get with the program and do this if putting a bullet in one is so unthinkable. As adults the responsible thing to do is to weigh this out, become a part of the solution, and get actively involved in the search. This should be a no.1 priority, especially for those who wish no harm to come to our Hairy Friend. We're grown up enough (one would hope) to realize what governments and corporations do to environments and PEOPLE. We know what they allow to happen to habitats. Does anyone honestly think a little ol' unknown Creature like Sasquatch is going to fare well while it's world gets carved up smaller and smaller and pockets of them become more isolated from each other? Thinking in the long run is the only way and getting one to science is the only avenue open for their safety. Sorry. Rant now over