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So it's clear the show isn't what it's presenting itself as. This would be an issue normally as we all know that TV and Bigfoot aren't normally a match made in heaven. It's just for entertainment purposes right? Until of course... We begin to hear reports of the show uncovering possible 'Primate DNA'. The samples were purportedly taken from beneath a tree structure. Now if the show cannot be trusted with the basics such as location where can we stand on this potentially huge development? Would the producers BS us all just to try and land a third series? Given what has gone before it's hardly a stretch....

I went back to the area I drove through 2 weeks ago, to explore some of the side branches that I didn't have time to check out last time. The Chilliwack Bench FSR parallels the river for about 16km, and most of the side branches head up into tributary creeks feeding the river, leading to cut blocks of various ages. I like to glass over those that have enough new growth to be attractive to game animals, and that is what I did today, with no success in spotting anything bigger than a chipmunk. There was almost no traffic on the main FSR, only 4 other vehicles in 4 hours, and none at all on the branch trails. The weather was highly variable, with stiff breezes all day, and everything from rain and snow at higher elevations, to periods of sunshine. The snow didn't stick on the ground, so looking for tracks was a bit harder, but the trail surface was wet enough that anything really fresh would be quite obvious, but no luck at that, either. I only took one photo, to show the mature second growth forest that the main road passes through.

I'm loving my new FLIR. Definitely gives me a sense of security in the dark. Audio recorders are good, and my phone takes nice video. I need to figure out my small drone. Tech can give us an advantage and I'm all for that in the woods, where they have all the advantages!

Well, getting the research year to a bit of a slow start here in WV until last weekend. We were supposed to head out to this site the weekend the report came in but we had a state wide ice storm that had us crippled for 6 days. We finally got on sote on Feb 27th and have been processing data since. This new research location is perfect IMO. 85 years worth of history, sightings of white BF and most recently, Feb 13th some Ohio howl like sounds were recorded. The biggest plus is the massive variety of food literally EVERYWHERE you turn. A family could easily rough it out there and survive fairly easily as thif family has for nearly a century. The witness was getting hounded but luckly recognized me, and trusted we would treat her encounter and the stories she had respectfully. We spent a day surveying the area cataloguing the food supply, fresh/clean water sources etc. Our witness also has some activity 2 days before we arrived where her husband claimed something had thrown gravel at him while he was taking the trash out. Nothing but a large well worn game trail to be found near the trash though, as expected. What wasn't expected though was the track way we found just before we left the site for the day. 5 deep impressions in the ground, most were in the recently sown grass and hay, but 2 were half in a creek and one just on the edge of a mountian stream, where it left toe impressions that had collected water from the previous rain that had come through. We cast the track and documented the others. The gaite ranged between 4.5ft and 5ft heres the one track that we were able to collect. A tuft of grass eliminated the ball of the foot, and some mud from the stream had been left in the footprint as well whoch is visible in the image of the print prior to casting. We documented the entire day using Video, 2 Audio recorders, and multiple cameras for stills. The full video will be up soon and I'll share it here Other footprints were found on the property but were in deep leaf litter and nondescript but worth noting.

Yes. It will be available on Amazon and my website. If you buy it from my website, I'll autograph it. Unfortunately, living in Alaska as I do, I do have to charge a bit for shipping. So if the autograph isn't that big a deal, you can pick it up at Amazon. www.alasquatchpodcast.com

If any one is interested in the the episode we recorded for the podcast heres a link: https://www.wildandweirdwv.com/podcast/episode/4c328091/bigfoot-investigation-wineberry-site

We commend Attenborough for his opened mind but it's not just him who is open to the idea. Guys like Ian Redmond, Anna Nekaris and of course Jane Goodall all have made similar comments. Although they may not be staunch advocates, there seems to be enough in the soft evidence we have to pique their interest.

You wood knock three times.....

I find the show, the production style and the actors to be really boring. I have also peeked in on some interviews and podcasts with this cast. I don't think it registers with the Bigfoot audience that seemed to enjoy finding bigfoot. Nothing going on here except an attempt to be "a" show but I doubt the viewers numbers are up.

https://www.livescience.com/7468-hyoid-bone-changed-history.html Negative. Chimps physically cannot talk. We will know if Bigfeet can talk when we inspect the body of one for a hyoid bone.