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As of right now, The Squatch Detective has a mere 1.4k hits after 4 days of his latest video posting. Michael Merchant, aka "Snow Walker Prime", has a paltry 800 hits after 1 day. A video titled "Talkin Squatch with Russell Acord Sasquatch Summit 2017" has barely 40 hits over 2 years. Russell Acord Interview Pt 1 has 17 views over 1 month. MK Davis discusses the true story behind the Patterson film, 50k views over 7 years I can't follow the arguments of Squatch Detective Steve Kulls but it sounds like Steve Isdahl, the Bluff Creek Massacre hoax, Russell Acord, #IStandWithBob, a guy in a BF costume posed like he is taking a leak, and clickbait are somehow all intertwined in his hilarious blog entry: https://squatchdetective.wordpress.com/2020/04/21/mr-clickbait-not-so-genuine-after-all-massacre-pt-ii/.

I remember one story where a member of the Outlaws got picked up and carried away by a Sasquatch. It supposedly had him overs its shoulders. They claimed that the guy drew his sidearm and fired a round off next to its ear. It got startled and dropped the guy; who just stood up, dusted himself off, and went back to investigating. Just another day as a Bigfoot Outlaw.

One will not know if there are any benefit to the study until it is done.

Disclaimer: I have not read this thread so I'm not sure why the topic is rock throwing, in a thread about 3 seasons nests. But... I was hit, dead center, by a rock in September of 2017. This was the first of MANY rock throwing incidents and I have recordings of most. This particular rock hit me where men don't ever want to be hit. Lucky for me it was about the size of a dime. Based on the trajectory of where we found it, it had to have come from about 30-40 yards away and this location at the time was near pitch dark. I was taking a drink from a water bottle when it hit. Had I not lifted the bottle to drink, it may have landed in my hand. After this 1st incident, the rocks that were thrown started getting bigger. None ever hit us (until summer of last year) but many were bounced off the iron railing of the bridge we were on for some real startling effect. All of the recorded incidents are in that thread I just linked. For every rock incident, we were in dark conditions. Last fall I was there during a very bright full moon and we had zero activity. I presume they only get close when it's really dark. in 2018 we noticed that several of the rocks were very warm, indicating that they almost certainly had to have been holding them ahead of time. I say "They" having never actually seen a sasquatch throwing the rocks. I can say that with the manner in which I had my recorders set up, that no human could have positioned themselves to hurl rocks at us and also avoid discovery. The hidden recorder would have revealed them coming or going from this particular spot, as it would record every minute for a full week. In 2018 we also had a plan to light up the area with high power flashlights, and we had night vision and thermal, to try to catch the culprits when the rocks came. We still never saw anything. I remain confident that it was not squirrels, deer, raccoon, owls, or beavers that were throwing rocks in the dark. Last summer, when I was not there, one of my friends got hit in the shoulder with a rock. He had just been complaining that he didn't have his own rock, so they seemingly delivered. I don't have recordings of that incident. In a sort of related incident in 2018, something set off a car alarm while we were there and we discovered that the car tire had been peed on. I would contend that when throwing rocks, in our case, they always hit what they intended to hit, in the dark. If there were any mistakes, it was the one that hit my friend in the shoulder.

I listen to them basically as a form of comedy. You're right though that most of them claim that Bigfeet are literally in their backyards. They have so many absolutely ridiculous stories that I still listen just to hear what they're going to come up with next. My favorites are Bear getting "bluff charged" by a Bigfoot and barely escaping it by pulling a ninja move and jumping into a truck and the one about the entire group being surrounded by a "troop" of screeching Bigfeet in Oklahoma. To hear them tell it, Bigfoot is more common in the woods that raccoon and squirrels and the only reason people don't see it is because they're a bunch of city slickers. The podcast isn't nearly as entertaining since Bear and Coonbo had a falling out though. They sort of fed off each other's bull.

When I said Bigfoot Illuminati I was referencing those who have been in the field for awhile, constantly allude to secret knowledge, and treat the field like their own personal fiefdom.

Ape is too simple. We can "discover" new chimp populations in remote places like the Congo but we can't find them in our own backyard? Thats a tough sell.

I used to listen to them in the early days, but the drama and the b. s. got too thick. They apparently know every single behavioural trait of Sasquatch. Every. Single. One. When Bear started showing up on the podcasts drunk it really hit a low. Is he still going on the FB page drunk and threatening to fight habituators? And the group had that angry old woman who would ban habituators and pro-kill people at the drop of a hat, or anyone else for that matter who she felt was questioning her. She started a Facebook page on dogmen, but it was just filled with lonely old women who talked about dogman the way that some people talk about Bigfoot...gentle creatures totally in tune with nature who want to spiritually awaken mankind. People would get on there and discuss the usual dogmen stories, which are typically more frightening in nature and the lonely grandma brigade would dog pile them (pun intended). I always thought that it was about to cross the line into dogman erotica there, and might very well have after I got bored and left. The outlaws constantly needed to up the game on their Bigfoot expertise. When I stopped listening you would have thought that they had a dozen living in tents in the backyard.

A regular Robin Hood.

Owe it to the Animals ?? Owe what to the Animals ?? I think they're doing just fine personally without Human Interference or any Enadangered Species acts or such.. The last thing these Animals need, in my opinion, is the World being convinced of their existence. I understand where you're coming from though with regards to possible Land Preservation etc Slick but i also think that there is more than enough Land to sustain healthy Populations of them like there must be now, & there's also lot's of Pro's & Con's to Scientific Acceptance & i certainly don't think doing what you say is as easy as putting a Spy Cam in your Jacket etc either.. Pics/Vid won't do anything anyway, just give certain people the chance to rip the sh*t out of it, big deal.. A Body, or part of one, or nothing me thinks..

I believe it relates to a theory promulgated by M.K. Davis about there being riflemen firing from concealment and massacreing a family group of Bigfoot at Bluff Creek based on a light spot on the hillside that he interpreted as muzzle flash on one copy of a frame from the PGF. Bill Munns quashed the idea by explaining that the spot only appears on one copy of the frame and is simply an artifact or fault introduced in the copying process. I think it's covered in one of the appendices of "When Roger Met Patty" but I may have read it elsewhere. Supposedly the killing is documented on a missing roll of cine film Roger shot that day. Evidently the theory still has a following. I'm certain others on the Forum can give a more accurate and detailed explanation but I honestly don't get into those weeds.