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Bigfoot is NOT a Homo Sapien. 8 ft tall and 800 lbs covered head to toe with hair. What’s the jail time for killing a Chimp on the National Forest? It’s not a recognized animal indigenous to North America. What are they doing with invasive species like Hogs? If Bigfoot is an indigenous species in North America? Then they have to be recognized as a species. They are not! At best they could get you with shooting an animal without a tag. Murder? No.

Thanks NorthWind! To your point about mechanical cameras I've seem some old film cameras with pressure plate triggers before. Old solutions in an analog world, but maybe analog is the most effective even if we can't quit pinpoint why.

Zana proved that almastys existed. Recently, it was scientifically proven that she was homo sapien. Next week, if Norse sees a sasquatch near his barn and shoots it, he will prove that "sasquatches" exist. Afterwards, if they're unsuccessful in covering up the event and DNA analysis establishes that the sasquatch is homo sapien, Norse is headed to jail. This would be done with great sensation for the governmental purpose of preventing other such shootings. If the DNA result comes back as a Homo Sasquatchery (or whatever), Norse still goes through the system for the exact same reason s above, but also for punishing him for dragging government kicking and screaming into the absolute nightmare of including a Homo subspecies into the governance of the world with the rest of us, which is precisely what they've been trying to avoid fir the better part (or likely over) the past century.

Yup. The terms "sasquatch" and "bigfoot" are part of the game.

One thing that has always been on my mind is that no battery powered thermal that I know, or have heard of in the field, is off until triggered by motion similar to how trail cams are triggered. Is it because thermal imagers take time to boot and so miss living objects moving through the field? Since many cam subjects appear to be in no great hurry as they forage through the lack of a Glow, low glow, or no glow feature wouldn't be an issue with a thermal cam as the device wouldn't need a flash feature of any kind. So IMHO a battery thermal that triggers on in the presence of a heat signature and has a variable shut off time between detection sequences, or can be set to video with multi-sequence capability as with trail cams would be ideal. Expensive? More than likely far more than a trail cam. Especially if it also possessed cellular transfer capabilities and a port to run a lithium battery equipped solar panel. For this particular kind of research, meaning Sasquatch, a thermal would be something I'd prefer. @NorthWind The Faraday cloth would work but then maybe a cam, wrapped in tinfoil painted to blend into the environment (charcoal gray?) might work as well. It may also lend itself into configuring the wrap/covering into a shape other than a boxy looking thing?

Correct. But that's not the same thing as saying they are not a Human.

Hmmm…. Dr. NFL cheerleader or fat hillbillies….. choices choices.🤦🏻‍♂️

^^^^^ Looks dried out..........needs snake oil to rejuvinate them.

I think some start out with honest experiences and enjoy the attention they get. Problem being that BF encounters are so rare that they can be years apart or never reoccur. That does not lend itself to someone that thrives on publicity. So embellishment leads incrementally to down right fabrication and hoaxing. Once started down that path, truth and honesty would mean total loss of credibility. Sadly loss of credibility happens anyway at some point when friends tell or puppets get too obvious.