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That's what the other group that I mentioned believes is going on... They believe that is some form of child abuse or cult programing going on with the child sized deep prints. I honestly don't know what I think about that theory yet. I guess that it is just as possible, but far more distasteful, than the possibility that it is Sasquatch activity. They have seen the larger bare prints as well, however they really didn't seem to have an answer for those and mainly focused on the smaller bare footprints. I guess that Sasquatch is just as far outside of their comfort zone as weird woodland cults is out of mine.

From your perspective, every single one of us is a 'small human adult'.

You must have never met redneck children like myself!😉

It goes without saying that warmer-climate outdoor adventures are a lot more enjoyable. With that said, do you find any enjoyment going out in the woods looking for evidence when it is cold and maybe even snowy? I do and I'm heading out tomorrow for an overnight. Snow on the ground today and tomorrow-night lows around 23F. Actually not bad; maybe even balmy! In the past, I've accepted that better times were long gone and I too should hunker down and endure Old Man Winter. Not any more. Hunting season is over so there will be zero traffic in the woods. It's time to get out there and look for prints. A light snow cover provides the perfect opportunity. I'm not sure that something might be willing to visit me at night but we'll see. Anyone else looking forward to overnight cold-weather sasquatching and have you had any luck?

I have a couple of plans... depending on the situation. I think that you would approve of the many of them. A lot depends on the situation though. No point trying to get a type specimen of them, only to give them a type specimen of BlackRockBigfoot instead.

I went frame by frame as he walked along there trying to see any other prints but all I see are bear and probably wolf/coyote tracks, a few smaller critters. Just one, out of place small barefoot print, looks like there would be other human prints but I saw none.

Good observation. Meaningful field work with any likelihood of success is hard work. Boots on the ground several days a week over months of time. Without that investment in time and sweat equity, even in a BF active area, chances of contact is unlikely. The BF prime directive seems to be avoidance of humans and unless they make a rare mistake, human contact will not happen. They are very good at avoiding us. One exception to that might be if one of their older juveniles, gets to know you and decides to mess with you. I think even that is discouraged in their culture or else adults would continue the practice into adulthood. To support that, In my case, I found an active area because of past activity, but it was 4 months of being in the field at least 3 days a week before I found my first footprint,.. That footprint lasted only about 20 minutes before it was obliterated by 4 human hikers passing through. I was very lucky to find it at all.

Thank you for the toss and for making me laugh my @ss off!

Since I am a newbie on BFF, it would not allow me to simply give a thumbs up to your post so I decided to post it instead. Cheers!

Are you out looking? I think part of the problem is there are too many Chiefs and not enough Indians!

Anyway, I like your post . Have a 🏆 to add to your vast collection.

I am familiar with the term. It is my understanding that they are basically a cult group not raised by wolves. That is one reason for my concern about the small human like foot prints being from children. Hopefully,as I said they are from something else and not children. Perhaps small human adults. From my perspective there are lots of them. Of course small man apes would be great. If they exist. I hope so.

Lol Well there's "redneck" and then there's just stupid. They are not always hand in hand, although there is some overlap.