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Maybe it's a problem, maybe it's not. Maybe we're not calling the same thing "night vision." I'm just saying they can see in the dark, I don't care if it's night vision or not. That's based on experience, not theory, not google search. MIB

I know him and his wife and they have grandious plans beyond the voyage. They also want to establish a BF museum that they expect to cost in the tens of millions of other people's money and chair the board of directors of that foundation. There is more than one way to fund your retirement and using other people's money seems best to them. If the P/G film did not prove BF I wonder how they think FLIR or drone video will?

JKH: In most cases the folks who lost the fruit didn't make a effort to track the animals. Had they done so they would have found a path of footprints and dropped fruit that led to the spot in the woods the fruit was eaten, usually by and entire family of the animals. One elderly woman sat on here porch in Clarke County Alabama late one afternoon and watched as, "A big red hairy ape stole an arm full of apples off our tree and walked back into the woods, and didn't hardly pay any attention to me." She told me she saw other smaller animals like the "ape" milling around in the edge of the woods bordering the yard as the big one was stealing the apples. It was a very rural area from which generated several sighting reports. I think two of those reports, from along the same road, were included in the book. Thanks for the kind comment.