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Let's try to come up with better answers. Fantasy creatures don't make footprints with dermal ridges or movies such as the Patterson-Gimlin videos. Eyewitness evidence is enough to send a captured killer to prison for life so bigfoot needs to be taken seriously. Do our Fish and Wildlife biologist actively search for bigfoot? Why not? Please try to answer questions in a logical manner.

No. Show me a single unproven species on the endangered species list. (There are none.) The thing has to be proven to be real before it can qualify for any sort of protection.

Here is a direct path to getting Bigfoot on an endangered species list or just a protection act that protects them for all time. Because an endangered species can be removed from the list if their numbers recover. (Actually we have no real data on Bigfoot numbers) PROVE THE SPECIES REAL. We need a part of the animal or all of it.

Other than the fact that the ESA does not apply to bigfoot you mean? Or that the most basic criteria for listing have not been documented scientifically? Aside from those things, no, no reason not to list. But it'd be every bit as scientifically valid to list unicorns and leprechans.

That is the last website on the planet that any Government biologist would visit.

It was wonderful to get out there again, especially with my old buddy and hunting partner, Murphy. We hadn't got out together in about 2 years, so we had lots of catching up to do. I didn't take any photos, but Murphy did, and he said he'd send them to me, so I'll post them as soon as I get them.

Because pixies, gnomes and orcs are not considered a REAL species…..just like Bigfoot.

I finally got my Hummer back on the road on Thursday. The $2000 engine I had hoped to get was sold by the time I got the money together, so I had to search again, and the only decent one I found was 1500 km away in Alberta, and priced at $3000 CDN, plus $400 to get it shipped to my mechanic. He had to source a few extra parts as the one I bought didn't come with the fan clutch, which I needed anyway, as that was the item that failed and toasted the original engine, and the battery had died while the truck was parked for 2 months, and wouldn't recharge, so his bill came to $2400. All in, the replacement came to $5800 CDN (about $4250 US) The new(used) engine had lower mileage than mine, and tested full compression on all cylinders, so I expected it to run well, and it certainly does, as I took a 300km road trip this Saturday to meet an old friend who called me Friday night to say he was camped at one of my favourite hunting spots over on the rain shadow side of the Coast Range. We spent the day cruising the extensive maze of logging and fire roads on Placer Mt., covering about 120 km, with several stops for hikes off road of 1 or 2 km each. I was very pleased that I have recovered enough from my hospital episode to be able to do those hikes at 6000ft elevation. Some of the area was dramatically beautiful, with the aspens and poplars in full golden foliage, while several very large tracts were depressing moonscapes after this summers unprecedented wildfires. The hunting was unsuccessful, with only black squirrels , snowshoe hares, hawks and ravens sighted. We never saw a bear, deer, moose, grouse, or hairy biped during the entire trip.

Hello all, I enjoyed reading the video/myriad analysis here on this site before it required an account... Looking forward to catching up on what I've missed . Thanks

Hope everyone is having a great summer! Was having some pic issues transferring from my iPhone 13 to my computer after the phone update several weeks back.....Apple and my internet provider pointing fingers at each other, so fingered it out myself lol. Here are some pics from the last few weeks, the usual impressions and Sotol discards, good to be back with working technology! AS-6.MOV