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https://www.thewrap.com/finding-bigfoot-the-search-continues-discovery-plus-video/ Well, the guys from Finding Bigfoot are back to make BF TV great again lol. I know a lot of people have their issues with BF TV but this was one of the best times ive had in years. Getting to go out on the overnight, in my research area, with the crew was amazing. I dont know about the other 2 locations they visit on the show but i know mine was red hot that night. I never go in guns blazing, im a passive observer in this area, but having the crew doing their quick and dirty methods to initiate responses paid off that night. Go check it out on Discovery+ FEB 8th.

Yeah, I expected a lot more of an NDA, they just asked me to not leak details prior to the announcment and I signed an agreement to not bad mouth the show, the cast, workers. It was one of the loosest NDAs ive ever seen, 1 page and a sign off sheet. They were mainly concerned with no one finding out where or when we were there. so everyhting was being done on the fly to prevent that kind of stuff getting out. I was one of the only ones who knew an actual schedule outside the actual cast.

@VAfooter my NDA was essentially a handshake and I signed an agreement to not talk trash lol. Which isnt even close to problem, ive done TV stuff in my other career and this was by far the most professional team ive ever worked. So after it airs I can fill you all in on anything that didn't make the final cut.

Can't wait to see what you got. I know it sucked not being able to submit it to the Contest. Next Year!

Yeah, we want to hear everything not covered under the NDA!!!

That's why we pay you the big bucks!

Here is the report from the John Green database.

There is a report mentioned by John Green in his seminal work Sasquatch the Apes Among Us (p. 60-3) which describes two Sasquatches wrestling. The witness was interviewed by John Green in 1965, and the alleged incident occurred in British Columbia around 1939 or 1940. Though this incident is apparently describing Sasquatches sparring or playing, rather than actually fighting. However, if the report is indeed genuine, and the Sasquatches were sparring that would suggest that intra-species fighting does occur on occasion. So what was described could have been younger Sasquatches training to fight. The same behavior has been observed in young lions. Other than that I am unaware of any reports which describe an actual fight between Sasquatches. With that being said, many reports suggest that Sasquatches are fairly territorial. How many reports have there been of Sasquatches throwing things or otherwise intimidating or escorting intruders out of their territories? There have been quite a few actually. Even in animal species that are not particularly territorial, fights will occasionally break out over mating rights and food sources. So such behavior likely does occur, even if it has not been observed or reported as of yet.

https://www.themeateater.com/conservation/anthropology/is-bigfoot-dangerous?fbclid=IwAR2iHMPu0WwAWa3P8oERxnkm9StiDJcOtru4zAEdL77flOWGZ29XC2guJxc From the article: Is Bigfoot Dangerous? Clifford Barackman Clifford Barackman runs the North American Bigfoot Center, a museum dedicated to Sasquatch in Oregon. He is also the evidence analyst for Animal Planet’s Finding Bigfoot and made an appearance on History Channel’s Monsterquest. “Like any large wild animal, Sasquatches are potentially dangerous. However, their demeanor seems to be more like other ape species in that they are shy and reclusive by nature. The overwhelming majority of sighting reports include observations of Sasquatches simply walking away from the witness. “Occasionally the Sasquatch puts on a small display or acts aggressively for a few moments, but if the person doesn’t leave the area, the Sasquatch nearly always does. The very few reports of people being harmed by Sasquatches always have an instance of the human taking a shot at the creature or some other act of aggression on our part. Of course, we only hear from the witnesses that survive…” Dr. Jeffrey Meldrum Dr. Jeffrey Meldrum is a professor of Anatomy and Anthropology. His lab in Pocatello, Idaho, houses over 300 footprint casts from a mysterious North American primate. He is the author of “Sasquatch: Legend Meets Science,” which explores the scientific evidence for Bigfoot. “Naturally, any large predatory animal is potentially dangerous and deserving of proper deference. However, most reported encounters with Sasquatch are rather innocuous: witness sees Bigfoot and both retreat in opposite directions. Sasquatch is generally perceived as a shy, solitary creature that avoids human contact. With an ape’s intelligence (or better) comes a level of curiosity, which I believe draws them to investigate human activities. “In those few anecdotes where violence occurs, it is typically the human that is the antagonist, shooting at the Sasquatch. Having said that, there are those who describe Bigfoot as a ‘cannibal giant’ that eats hunters and abducts women and children, just as many African natives attributed such behaviors to the once-mysterious gorillas. Throughout the Pacific and Inter-Mountain West, dzunoqua and tsaw-haw-bits are two of various names applied to the hairy monster that snatched and ate wayward children.”

Congratulations! It will be fun to watch, especially knowing that there was some return action. I would love to hear some stories! You look much happier in the photo than in your avatar. Maybe it's time to swap it out. Cheers!

Welcome to the BFF, SouthSquatch. MIB

Yeah, but the Perun 2 matched my carry piece... A fella has to accessorize.

There was a report from a hunter who allegedly witnessed two large BF's wrestling and roaring while rolling down a mountainside and onto a road. He was hiding behind some rocks and said the fighters stopped fighting and turned to look at him and then walked away. I can't remember if I read it on the BFRO's or NAWAC's site.