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If this interests you, for the Pac NW, Henry Franzoni's "In the Spirit of Seatco" is a great resource. Translations of "Indian" place names really does seem to track with a map of bigfoot reports. Some of his other conclusions jibe with my assessment of the report data. It was truly an interesting read. MIB

Hi friends! Excited to see everybody's stories and encounters

Here' are some numbers: My own report is BFRO 59757 and was submitted on July 29th, 2018 (day 210 or 155 to end of year) Kansas Report BFRO 62405 was submitted on Jan 19th, 2019 (day 19 or 174 days after my report was submitted) 62405 - 59757 = 2648 reports in 174 days, a little more than 15 per day, or roughly 450 per month. I don't know how many reports were published in that total time, but here are the months I know. It's averaged 8 per month since December. Mar 2019 = 3 (so far) Feb 2019 = 6 Jan 2019 = 12 Dec 2018 = 11 Total = 32 (or 8 per month) BFRO takes in 450 reports per month and publishes 8 per month (1.7%) Today there are 5160 BFRO reports in the SSR database. 5160/62405 = 8.26% BFRO reports published vs submitted.

Wyatt my son and I did some wheeling out on the ranch. Did not see any tracks in the snow patches. Just deer and turkey...

Definitely not fuel efficient. But you can buy a lot of gas for a 9500 dollar rig versus a new rig (40-80k) that may or may not be as dependable...... Not a lot to go wrong with naturally aspirated V8’s and solid axles.