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I'm compelled to agree with you on this, Twist. I've seen bigfoots twice. Existence isn't in doubt for me. I've personally seen zero evidence of an organized coverup. I've seen people who just don't want to deal with the question on a personal level, but coverup? Nope. We have no tangible evidence for such a coverup, only a hopeful deduction one "must" exist to explain-away an inconvenient lack of evidence or acceptance. The simpler answer is bigfoot is not just blurry, they're stealthy as well. Rumors of a coverup, rumors of gov't interference, etc are likely much more effective than an actual coverup with gov't interference could ever be. MIB

My old ship the Coast Guard Cutter Sweetbrier. Someone put this slide show together and just happened to be when I was on it, I'm actually in a couple of the photos. We would take care of the whole Prince William Sound repairing navigational lights and bouys. We would also rescue fisherman who needed help during rough seas. One of the most adventuresome time's in my life.

What skeptic has even posted in this thread? I don’t think anyone here has stated the government won’t lie. What I am stating, personally, is that I don’t believe there is or could be a coverup from the top down, federal, state, all the way to local IF BF is as abundant as many would like us to believe based on report numbers and range. There would be way to many cases to make disappear. If there are a total of 300 migratory/nomadic BF in all of N.Amarica let’s say, then I could see that being more likely to be covered up.

Following the link from above I got the same NatFoot. Try this one. http://www.theblackvault.com/documentarchive/#

Nice Jeep.

Good thing you didn't get hurt SWWASAS. Below is my squatching vehicle.

It certainly is an interesting website with a ton of data. Joined it a few years back. John is a very dedicated researcher and a pretty cool gut to communicate with.

I'll take a look. Should be fun and interesting at least. Thanks Norse!

The Kenai National Wildlife Refuge, in conjunction with a large alphabet stew of federal agencies like NOAA and USFWS, pushed a lie that there were only 288 brown bears on the Kenai Peninsula in the late 80’s. Everybody, including them and the Alaska DFG, knew it was a lie. It took nearly 20 years for ADFG to fund and complete a bear count based upon the scientific methods that the feds use elsewhere, and that count showed nearly 700 bears. Guess what! No change on federal lands. While hunting is allowed on the refuge, baiting is not.

Thanks for sharing. I like it