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I doubt hvhart has any experience in detecting contamination prior to sequencing or actually processing samples. I think Ketchum had the experience to get a clean read from my sample, and if she did , then my sample is still squatchy.

Barbara has more of a schnoz. I'm thinking, a snout, like a female version of Patrick Ewing...

Well I have been out driving fairly deserted roads in the Green Swamp area west of Orlando, Fl a really cool area with some history of sightings as well. What strikes me most about Florida is the vast contrast, Orlando with its semi urban sprawl, and then you drive a couple of miles and you are an area that is vast, has no chance of ever being really developed, and is basically too difficult to penetrate, except that the Florida Bike trail goes through it and the previous posts gave me an idea to rent a bike and ride it at dusk. A road crossing is possible, but it might also be hard to catch due to twisting roads and dense vegetation. I will continue this little adventure and maybe even record overnight for the heck of it. So many isolated homes on the edge of the Swamp, makes me wonder how many of those people have had activity on their property. Certainly garners consideration for my future move down here, I might want to park it right next to that stinking swamp, because I can guarantee that it is home to at least several groups. Brings back to memory John Greens lament for Florida, and the loss of valuable habitat, because if ever there was a place suitable for a primate, it would be these wet expanses of Florida.

holy Toledo batman........ and not long after all the mileage dogman has gotten around here lately...... imagine that. maybe some tuna in that dna too ?......... cause this smells fishy. anyone with ties to MK should probably imo , if this is the route she's going.

Branco did a report on this. It was posted in his thread in the In the Field Section. I will try to find a link. It's a very interesting read. Here ya go! http://bigfootforums.com/index.php/topic/44275-some-field-reports/page-2#entry795333