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You know what? I want to apologize to you. This is your thread and you don’t need me in here telling you your idea cannot work. Good luck!

Not sure how true this may be. But it does sound like the real thing to me. I feel real good about this. The Gov knows what these creatures are and they have always known. This might be why the scientist do not want to bother looking for these creature. Here is what i am posting:https://youtu.be/7Ji77Dkestk

Getting to a point where I am happy with my field truck. I built a bunk in the back and added: 1 200 watts of Solar 2 Diesel heater with the exhaust routed through the bed and a CO sensor 3 Removable Propane shower unit 4 Roof rack 5 Side lighting 6 Interior Fan I am running deep cycle batteries and will eventually switch to lithium. Was able to do a shake down run this past weekend and all went well with it.

That'd be great, thanks! But, no, not planning to excavate in a National Forest without permission. They seem to inhabit private properties as well. So, if you have a better plan than 3 bullets, I'd love to hear it. I read that Chuck Norris can shoot a cyclops between the eye, but that's not for me..

So you’re gonna show up on national forest land with an excavator and a mattress??? And let’s say you get it dug without Officer Pine Cone noticing….. What happens when Aunt Sue and the kids with their picnic basket tumbles down into that hole? Or Rancher Bob’s prized Bull on a grazing permit ends up missing? Should we start a legal defense fund for you now?

No bodies, no. We appeal to three needs of an animal when hunting them, trapping them, fishing for them. I think everything falls into one of three main categories. 1) Food. We appeal to their stomach. (Deer corn, salt, food plots, worms on hooks, jelly donut bait piles, etc.) 2) Sex. We appeal to the need to procreate. (Cow calls, doe decoys, estrus urine, etc.) 3) Fight. We appeal to the need to deal with competition during rut. (Bugles, rack rattles, oar paddle on brush, etc) And this could also apply to a female as well concerning offspring. For them they will fight….

Yup, and like bears, you’d be lucky to get 3 or more rounds into him before he gained cover or concealment. It always impressed me how bears are even better than trained soldiers in escaping after being shit or shot at. I’ve shot a few bears, and subsequent shots are almost impossible to get. A wounded bear in the brush is the stuff of nightmares. I couldn’t imagine a wounded sasquatch in the brush.

It appears that they’re not as aggressive as Homo sapiens in most cases. But I bet if you put a bullet into one and fail to drop him and seal the deal, you’d be in pretty deep goo.

I went on the BFRO Iowa expedition last month. It was a great time. I already signed up for Iowa Spring 2023. It's the people that make it worthwhile. I do not need the BFRO to go have bigfoot experiences. I thought I was done with them but they pulled me back in. For me it is worth every penny. It's relatively inexpensive compared to other vacation plans I could make. I still meet up with friends sometimes to go out without an organized expedition, but what is great about the BFRO exped, is that it brings MANY of my good squatching friends together in one place. No expedition can guarantee activity, but Iowa has never failed me yet. There's too many peoople to ever go in one group so we split off. I squatched with different people each night. I will say that your chance of an encounter goes way up if you can keep your group size very small, say 2 or 3 people. I saw a flash of eyeshine reacting to whale calls that we broadcast, and also recorded a couple of knocks. Still, the best part was hanging out with my old friends and gaining a few new ones.