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Hello Folks, I finally decided to publish my first book that is a first person collection of my early field experiences that had a profound effect on my way of thinking about who and what these elusive subjects of the forest are. I'm not offering proof of their existence, just sharing some of my material with interested folks. I have been blessed with many close encounters and I feel it is the result of my respectful attitude towards them and the fact that I do not intend any harm upon them. The book's title is how I personally feel about them. The preview link to it is listed below: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1719996768?ref_=pe_870760_150889320

Personally, I am very convinced that Bigfoot Exists, especially after the experience gigantor and myself had a few years ago. No other explanation. But, seeing one would be the difference between believing and knowing.

As we all know, you always have to take everything on the internet with a grain of salt. This guy was just pathetic though. Speaking of Ft. Drum, I was stationed there from 91 to 94. Beautiful country up there. I could never have imagined a squatch on post though. The training areas had forest, sure, but stunted and windblown. The post butts right up against the Adirondacks but I imagine any squatch would stay well away from the training areas due to all the gun, mortar, artillery, and A-10 fire going on. Just my 2 cents.

Well, in that case we can expect a quick resolution! I will dispatch the scooby doo mobile as backup.

TritonTr196, re: Red Wolves. There would be those there, and elsewhere, who would disagree with you. Their evidence is no different from those proposing that BF inhabits their local ecosystem, namely: Tracks, sightings and vocalizations. Another similarity? Local fish and game departments refuse to admit any such evidence is conclusive.

Looking at his twitter page it seems his only friend is a cat. Poor cat.