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Hi Guys, Old guy here, read Sanderson's book in 1966 before Patterson film. Live in Sierra Nevada Mountains. I have a B.A. in Anthropology from UCLA. My grandson saw a bigfoot while we were camping, I was looking the other way but there was a whole series of tracks in the sand, obviously bigfoot. We spend the day investigating and ruling out possibilities. I was mostly trained as a bone anthropologist with a little DNA training (two courses) but I believe the future for us is DNA.

Good evening everyone. I’m Bry and I have been interested in the Bigfoot phenomenon since I was a child and saw something about it on TV. I’m always on the search for new and interesting books on the subject and have grown a bit of a library over the years. It’s nice to be among like minded folks.

Caught 7 small silvers. They kinda looked like rainbow but more pale. Riffe lake Wash Fish and Game inspected the boat....🙄 Water was choppy. My back is toast.

Going fishing with my cousin for two days. Land lock silvers at Riffe lake by Morton Wa. And then sturgeon fishing on the Wilamette in Oregon. After that I think I will go check out our family name on the logging plaque at Forks, Wa. I’ve got a Washington cougar tag. Might do some calling.... Stay tuned!

It's only a mystery because our energy, focus, and money is being misdirected, and has been for way too long. And there is a strong consensus within the media, on YouTube, and in podcasts that, intentionally or not, KEEPS the focus going in the wrong direction. Need proof of that? 1,400 threads just in the General Forum alone, and that's only counting BFF 2.0. I'll hold my tongue to see if anyone has a suggestion for cracking this mystery wide open. It can be done.

There is a major disconnect in what the Bigfoot community calls evidence and what Biologists call evidence.

Epoxy a metal or plastic strip to the rear of the camera leaving an inch above and below it. Drill holes in the strip, and screw it to the tree. Cover the small protruding bit of the mounting strip with bark, and you are done. The horizontal line of any type of strap looks very out of place in nature.

Welcome to the BFF, Wooly Booger!! Enjoy the forum and good luck on your camping trip.