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I think it is, too. I haven't "bothered with" email, instead I walked into the F&W district office and talked to a couple biologists. For all practical purposes I was laughed out of the building. (Might have been interesting to hear their conversation after I left, huh?) I'm not "done". My next attempt will be to catch them one-on-one in the field where peer pressure won't be a potential issue and they might be more likely to be more open with personal experience rather than regurgitating department party line. Same plan goes for the game cops .. those are a special detail within our state police in my state, not part of the F&W service. IMHO if there is a conspiracy to cover up bigfoot, going through official channels is not going to uncover it, they've already got that covered. We have to go end-around, find people one-on-one, and do it in ways they're not on record disputing their department's unofficial official policies. Trying to get them on record contradicting policy is akin to asking them to commit professional suicide. We can either get the answer we want, or we can get an answer how we want it, but we're not going to accomplish both at once ... the "deck" is already stacked against us in that regard. MIB

The entire pre modern history of humanity that I was taught is wrong. Think of how many protohuman species have been identified in the last 20 years and human ancestors existed many hundreds of thousands of years earlier than I was taught. The History of North America taught then was wrong. The precolumbian Norseman exploration was wrong. Mankind arrived in NA about 10,000 years ago, That is wrong. Quantum theory was radical and not verified by experiment. Now it is used to produce actual electronic devices. They are working on Quantam computers. I think science being wrong is delightful. Newton fell, Einstein was only partly right, That and the fact that Sasquatch is ignored just demonstrates that main stream science is full of itself and is as mired in dogma as it has been throughout the history of science.

Had discussion a while back about the use of culverts and bridges with natural habitat underpasses under I-5. The discussion revolved around a potential pinch point South of Toledo and a discussion about an East/West seasonal passage involving the Toutle River watershed and it's route under I-5. The WADOT website has some images from cameras they placed to watch animal migrations under some of the larger bridges. No Sasquatches of course but then timing is everything right?

I think it’s fruitless. Yes. But I support your desire to try. They are ultimately responsible for what goes on out there. Look at the stone walling against Paulides! I’m not trying to belittle you. But you keep attacking me and I will respond in spades. The government is never going to voluntarily take responsibility of not telling the public that giant ape men inhabit our forests. They do not take responsibility for transplanting trouble Grizzly bears in my forest. They do not take responsibility for wolf predation against livestock...... your kidding right? Your plan may seem logical on the east coast but it looks problematic from my end. But again..... a man outta do what he thinks is right. And keep in mind? I’ve was in the oilfield for 7 years and had vertigo and recently a hole in my neck for a year. I got out there when I could between family time and 100 hour work weeks. Plus ranch chores. And I am just one guy. The theory is sound. Each sighting is a missed opportunity! How many are reported each year? How many go unreported? I bet a lot more than the emails you have in your inbox from government agencies talking about Bigfoot. I wish you well. I hope Iam wrong. Fingers crossed for that proclamation email!

I keep the pictures with animals, say deer or elk, in various locations in the field of view. Comparisons can be done with these as well.

Images 1-4 look similar as far as location. Different seasons or did you just get a dusting of snow. And you're right about being able to drop a cabover or slide-in as some folks call. 'em. We looked at those but a Lance was running around 30 grand. And when we got in to check it out with the dog well......as you say it was pretty tight. My truck at the time was too light anyway being only a 1/2 ton. We looked at the rig we have now, loved it, and so we.....um......upgraded the truck....um.....to celebrate. Yeah, that's it Either way it went though it would have had the same result of freeing up the truck for 'splorin'. I will say that the current rig is a cinch to detach and reattach even with the anti-sway which does make it easy for weekends. And after YEARS in tents? allow me to tell you what we think of indoor plumbing in the pouring rain at 3:00 am