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Yes, and the biggest breakthrough was being able to find and identify the alphas. They are easy to spot since they are the ones giving orders to the minion Bigfoots. There is also a BF command center that leverages the Space Force to acquire satellite imaging feeds for real time 24-7-365 monitoring. There is a small but highly trained team of remote viewers to supplement a well equipped and fantastically funded strike force ready to go - anywhere, anytime. It is SOP when someone goes missing in the woods and the government wants to cover all the possible angles with search & rescue. There is always a likely possibility that people will blame BF for the disappearance so the military stands ready to thwart such a threat to the internal security of the nation. Canada has this setup too. In fact, the U.S. and Canada jointly developed BRATPAC (Bigfoot Response and Tactical Protocol Access Channel) for when one of those miniature transponders sends the correct encoded signal. There is no way BF can escape if he or she tries to skip across the border. Deep inside Mt St. Helens is the heart of the operation. This is where the freezers are kept. It seems counterintuitive to have freezers in an active volcanic area but that's the genius of the plan. The gov has agreed to allow aliens to abduct citizens for medical experimentation in exchange for high tech freezers that keep BF on ice, even in volcanic conditions. It's brilliant. it's diabolical, and it's all true.

Hey everyone, long time lurker, I come from Northern Illinois, heard about all the Bigfoot activity in my state but don't know where, probably Southern? I'm more of a Paranormal Investigator as I've ghost hunted way more than I have ever Bigfooted, but looking to change that. If I were to Bigfoot I'd want to do Intel and learn their habits, where they go and what food they prefer, something to make a long winded sighting a possibility. Gonna use Film instead of digital recorders because I believe the micro-sounds those devices emit can be heard by them.

It's a really interesting idea. Just cost prohibitive. Drones seem easy to implement but when you start getting into planning how to use it for research, it becomes a bigger effort to design than just sending it up to take footage. Seems to be a good project for a retired techie who is not dependent on being paid to show Meldrum how to get it done cost effectively.

I do agree with your assessment. The project caught my eye when watching the show because I specialize in UAVs and VTOLs, now only as a hobby. Back around the same time frame of 2015, we used drones (hexacopters and octocopters) with expensive multispectral cameras for checking agriculture, algae, and various inspections like rooftops and electric utility lines. Although the equipment was owned by a local college, I still have several of my own drones including a large DJI S900 hexacopter. In the 5 year span to 2020, the technology has changed so fast that it was difficult (and expensive) to keep up even when you were in that industry. My first concern when seeing the Falcon Project was that it would never work on windy days. We have a similar issue when flying VTOLs that are part copter and part plane. A large blimp-like aircraft like the Falcon would get blown away with only small fans to control it. Next, I saw that the project looked like it just stopped in its tracks. The Web site hasn't been updated since its inception and I can only find dated articles on it...much like your 2015 article. Yet, someone seems to be paying for the domain name (I also have my own) and host area to keep the files. More recently, there have been suggestions of using a Parrot - ANAFI Thermal Drone for searching the surrounding woods. At only $1900, perhaps some field researchers could use it on a calm day. Much more capable, and expensive, solutions exist but it is still unknown what these creatures would do if they heard the whine of a drone overhead. Cheers!

Welcome to the forum @Tamlee63 and @Anthropologist.

I wrote an email to the property seller and asked if the owner/care-takers had bigfoot (skunk ape) sightings, game or security cameras, and whether the place was suitable for BF research. Her reply was short. She said absolutely all of the above, including sightings, and to call for more information. Not sure if the contact person is simply a real estate agent that wants to sell, get her commission, and is willing to say anything or if there is any truth to her statement. I asked her (via email) to elaborate on the sightings history. While I am very interested in knowing what kind of evidence and activity they had in that ranch over the years, I am not interested or capable in buying the $2.5 MM property and don't want to waste her time. I am not bold or aggressive enough to give her a call and just chat about the BF experiences at the ranch (given that her interest is in selling). Nonetheless, if others here want to try and pursue an inquiry, the contact information (email and phone) are publicly available.