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If I have seen enough in 12 years to convince me of bigfoot existence, there have to be dozens of Forest Rangers and Fish and Wildlife people who have seen more than I have. Is the culture in those agencies such that they are afraid to say anything to anyone? Or is the official policy not to discuss what they have seen? Next time I talk to a Forest Ranger I am going to ask that question. I was with a female companion in Southern Oregon and she asked a Ranger in a visitor center where a good place to see bigfoot would be. I expected a "there is no such thing" response. With only a slight pause the woman Ranger gave us a location of a fairly recent sighting. Perhaps we need to start asking a standard question at different facilities and see if there is a standard response. A standard response would at least indicate the agency has established guidelines that are likely written down. Anyone know a retired Forest Ranger?

Hah, I tried that old tactic when entering Custer State Park a couple of months ago, asked the ranger at the gate "seen any Bigfoot lately?" to which she replied "not lately" (quick thinking but really just mimicking my words)....been several sightings reported up there & on the way up there, one just 5 miles from my house...+ a friend was over recently & said he'd been driving up onto some old maintenance roads in the park & found some really big bare footprints in the snow way up at a remote dead end. I plan to get up there and do some more scouting/snooping/asking around when the season opens again in 2020...even considering a part time volunteer position at the visitor's center....I'm gonna get to the bottom of something somehow....I figure once you're "part of them" more info than the usual might be forthcoming.

I suppose that is left to your interpretation , I was exposed to very frequent interactions near my home and with that I became desensitized to the level of ( very real ) danger in approaching such a wild creature. In the time since I believe my level of respect regarding their power and ability has matured, that being said I still may break away from better judgment if I felt I could capture something remarkable. Nothing risked, nothing gained. I would say I am motivated to find resolution, I would be lying if I said I was not interested in proving my story to those significant to me. I have faced a great deal of criticism from friends, family and complete strangers but this is not just my own story. I want the truth displayed for every single person who has been in my shoes and to most of all protect these creatures and their habitat ranges.

Here you go. Start kicking ass on these amateurish buffoons dressed in all manner of garb, including what looks like gay pride rubber boots. I've got your back. Oh, the context: this is Denisova Cave in Siberia where a 40,000 year old silver of a finger bone supposedly produced dna so contamination-free that a new species of human was declared, a whole new series of scientific evolution theory proffered, and further digging in gay pride boots funded. https://www.the-scientist.com/news-opinion/researchers-home-in-on-when-different-hominins-shared-denisova-cave-65412

That's just the thing that you can either believe it or not . I am leaning towards believing it . Knowing that the source is credible and after having encounters with these creatures I tend to lean toward what is being said. This area did have it's share of sightings at some point before the explosion. Some how knowing that our Gov. does have these creatures under study . This story does make some sense to be true. There are not just one witness but many witnesses who have come out with similar stories after the explosion. https://orhistory.com/archives/5658