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Didn’t see this covered elsewhere, but Matt Moneymaker has a new project he is trying to fund. https://www.gofundme.com/native-giants

Squatchy McSquatch said, "Roger Patterson once claimed..." when in fact it was actually Harvey Anderson who claimed Patterson told him that, as well as other questionable stuff in my opinion. It's whether you believe Long an Harvey Anderson, myself, not really. For all I know Anderson could be recallin' the image Patterson used in his book to go with the story of Ben Wilder told of bein' awakened from his sleep in his car. "According to Anderson, Patterson claimed he not only seen Bigfoot, but that it had had touched his car and had actually lifted up one end." http://www.bigfootencounters.com/articles/korff04.htm Back in my younger days, we'd try a pick up vehicles so that you could slide a bill(money)under the tire, got quite a few up. Although these days, I kinda regret a lifetime of luggin' an liftin' for a livin' haha...kinda.

I've been wondering a similar thing since digging into the Chicago scene - the fact that the forest preserves are completely contiguous along the Des Plaines River (and the North Chicago, as I'm finding) stands out. If you replaced even one of those patches of woods with a strip mall, none of it would be accessible to them. It does seem more likely that these are just well-intentioned initiatives to keep a little bit of green in the human landscape, and sasquatch being naturally opportunistic reaping the benefits.

He was using it as a vantage point to spot. It’s exactly how we hunt Elk.

Good video but I don't think he's going to find a BF on top of a frozen mountain.

So the vid references the Nordegg habituation site by the one researcher which was the site Todd Standing rode along on the coat-tails of Ken Walker on getting to Meldrum and Bindernagel eventually. So now it seems like common knowledge and open season on Nordegg. I am wondering how the site is standing up to all the popularity (pun intended). Good videography and music. The Tibetan prayer flags might catch some spirit wind for sure but I think a harmonica frozen to your lips at -40 F could do just as well. Thanks for sharing

I think we need to step back and realize that the fossil record we have accessed may be very thin. It consists of snapshots in time and space; what creatures lived and died at this place during such and such a time frame. Certainly there are similar finds in similar strata from different locations, but how much of the record is simply missing completely because the conditions for fossilization were absent and/or the strata are subducted, possibly even metamorphosed and rendered undecipherable, etc. The La Brea Tar Pits are probably the most complete record for the area and time they cover, assuming they give up all of their secrets. Classical paleontology is limited by the extant record and its accessibility.