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We have had film footage of a sasquatch for over 55 years now. In addition, human technology has gotten more and more incredible every year. If the resources used to kill people overseas over the past 25 years were used to catch a sasquatch, it would be successful in short order. Because subsequent films were simply not shot under as ideal conditions, and still photos are simply not going to overcome the denial the phenomenon suffers from. Yes, one would think that more films of equal or better wuality dhould have surfaced by now, but I'm really not surprised that they haven't. For example, I see bears very regularly......on average, more than one per year. Guess how many pics and films I have of bears? How many bear footprint casts? None. Not one. I'm not running sround with a camera. Even though I have a dash cam in my dsaily driver, I still don't have one in my truck/camper. Early last spring I saw a fat black hear trying to crawl under the moose fence near the main gate of Ft. Richardson as I drove by, where I've seen bears a few times before. It was off to the side and not in view of my dash cam. I have game cam pics of bear eyeballs as they sniffed my game cam at a bear bait station. If I said it was a sasquatch, only fools would believe me. When I say it's a bear, everybody agrees, even though you really can't tell what it is. That's just how it works. Photos really are meaningless, unless you're going to use the photos as the lead up for a capture/kill operation, but that brings with it a whole new level of problems.

Couldn't resist this: https://news.yahoo.com/pennsylvania-parks-officials-release-curious-082822084.html “Bigfoot is not real,” Wesley Robinson, press secretary for the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, told PennLive Anyone think we should have been told this years ago? I've never heard of the Pennsylvania Bigfoot Society, any other Pennsylvania Bigfoot group, individual researcher, the BFRO or any of their Pennsylvania field investigators ever say they have interviewed or talked to any Pennsylvania state park ranger or official to get the word on the creature's existence or non-existence. Have you? Nor have I ever heard of any similar Bigfoot research entities in any other state do that either. I find that disturbing and have to ask why not? Why don't we hear more about BF researchers contacting F&W or park officials, state or federal, and sitting down to have a serious man to man discussion on the matter? Any meetings set up by anyone at an agency anywhere that anyone has heard of? I saw one letter once from New York state official that said the same thing: They don't exist. I guess 2 out of 49 is acceptable to he hundreds if not thousands of Bigfoot researchers and various other research groups? Doesn't anyone care about this? Because I think statements like these coming from active officials should concern us a great deal and not simply be brushed aside. Instead we should take these statements to our local officials in parks and wildlife and ask what gives. Ask if they go along with what these officials are saying about the creature not existing. I mean 60 years with no proof? Little if anything on ANYONE'S trail cam? Recorded audio but no one sees what's making the sound? Footprints but no one sees what's doing it? Tree knocks but no one has witnessed anything doing the knocking? In 60 YEARS. IDK, maybe those officials are right. Wouldn't hurt to go ask 'em. Okay, promise, I'm gone now.

Wolf hunting today up by Priest lake. Cut cougar, moose, elk, deer tracks. Found some bigger canine tracks of one animal but then cut some boot tracks close by. Probably Fido…. The Tamarack are all yellow and dropping needles fast. Very beautiful up there. Lots of snow in the Cedar crick bottoms. The south facing slopes had melted off a bit. One road had a blade working it as they had a logging job up there. On the way back to Priest river we passed a Bison behind a fence.

If that location is shared and accessible. Increasingly, they are not shared, and many sightings are on private land.

Awesome job, @Kiwakwe! That's better that I'd have the patience for, I think. I wish I would have known you make sheaths before I ordered this little jewel for my other new little jewel. Fallkniven Frej, NL4. Sheath was made by Patriot Leather. Left hand, drop leg (removable), leg tie, with a fire steel and a pouch for the Fallkniven DC4 diamond / ceramic stone. Been wanting a setup like this for ages.