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You wrote it and still don’t realize it: I’ve pointed this out to you at least twice as and outlined that it is clearly the most likely reality, but for some reason you can’t accept it and must equate “government” with the entire octopus, not a single tentacle. The CIA has to be involved and in charge of the giant conspiracy. I understand. That’s the default storyline sold the public at the box office and novel section at the book store. It’s difficult to come back down to reality when that’s the tub you constantly get dipped into. So an area biologist with a state fish and game agency gets called in to see a strange nest on private property. We know this has happened at least twice (documented) over the past 35 years. He’s intrigued. The property owners are intrigued. That’s why they called him in. One of these guys has seen gorilla nests with his own eyes earlier in his life. In one case, a scat sample and hair sample is recovered at the site. It gets analyzed at the state crime lab……..not a pinhead science department or private lab operating in the game of science, but applying science in the game of justice. The biologist did it that way because it was “free”. Those analysts determine that the dna doesn’t match any known indigenous animal, record that for the biologist, and throw out the rest of the sample. Their duty has been done. Do you think that biologist is going to take this to the director (a political appointed position) seeking funding for further study? If he does, do you think he’s going to get some? Would he argue the point passionately? Welcome to reality.

It's more likely they exist, and the government isn't suppressing anything or even think they exist. I hate to keep repeating this but most of the giant government we have doesn't care at all about Bigfoot, swimming salmon, or Asbestos in my basement. The government is big because the nation is big and thus its needs are large and complex. It gets bloated the same way a giant corporation in the private sector can get bloated as it grows. There could be a tiny part of the government who might be in the business (has a mission) to care about Bigfoot or whatever. Nearly 99.99999% of it could care less. Assuming that .000001% cares, they either think/know bigfoot exists or thinks it could exist. Either way, I just don't see a motivation to suppress Bigfoot knowledge. Once a bigfoot is killed then various parts of our large government would wake up in the areas, they concern themselves with. Some tiny part of the government might then enact protections under some wildlife act. Others would alert the coroner of the country. Still others might pass laws making hunting a Bigfoot illegal. Various parts of the government machine might be expected to kick into gear as well in response to the body. But such a government is not going to cut my break lines if I had proof bigfoot exists to silence me. I'm not saying our spies wouldn't do this if needed. Just not for bigfoot. Nuke secrets in 1945, yes. Really ask yourself if the significance of keeping bigfoot quiet is large enough to warrant a suppression campaign or worse yet, killing people. Power brokers in government can be "bribed" to adopt various positions. But generally, most guidelines and positions come from scientific consensus. Like it or not at this time the scientific consensus is Bigfoot doesn't exist or at least has not been proven to exist. That is not a radical Idea. That is reasonable under the circumstances. The parts of the government which might be concerned about Bigfoot should it exist right now don't care. The other parts don't concern themselves with it at all.

Quite frankly the avalanche doesn’t make any sense at all. They should have been buried in that tent. Low oxygen? The mountain at its peak was 4000 feet. Should be plenty of oxygen. Hypothermia? Some of them probably did die of exposure….. after they cut themselves out of a perfectly good tent and fled in their underwear and some of them died from blunt force trauma. What were they running from? And the locals having problems with people missing, and reindeer dead and their tongues ripped out? Seems a bit odd…..and same time frame. Birds will attack the eyeballs and soft fleshy areas. But that doesn’t explain exploded hearts and organs and broken ribs. Or dude biting through his knuckle. Evidently he was that scared? I mean ALL 9 people all fled and left their gear behind. And what is the photo of?

It's OK if you don't like my cooking. I don't always either.

This ^^^ hands down, has got to be the worst post I've ever read.

Haven't read all the posts yet, so maybe someone already posted it, but ThinkerThunker has put up a 3-video post on the incident and he raises some good points. Here's the first of the three.

Yeah, a pair of bird feeders. We only feed after the first snow coverage and stop in April when patches if Earth start showing. I love the birds. I don't mind the squirrels getting a share, too, but eventually they get in trouble; break into a shed, build a nest in the bbq, etc. As soon as they start getting on the deck, they get a free trip to Eklutha. I've heard that red squirrels won't make it, but they show up here out if nowhere, and relocation beats a lead pellet @ 500 fps. It's far enough away and across a river that never freezes all the way, so they don't return. Maybe the natives like them?

And she's dead by now.

I'm seeing monkeys and possibly a photoshopped shadowy girl with long hair crawling around. I call it a hoax.

I found it. Mid 90s we are close to Whimstick creek in the Frank Church wilderness. This is the newer Montana Canvas relite tent. A bear really did a number on it and I had to send it back to Belgrade to get it fixed. Relite is light but kinda fragile.

It’s never happened at Elk camp….. And they had a wood stove. So did we. I have slept in a canvas wall tent in freezing weather more days than I can count. Later we bought a Montana Canvas wall tent made out relite. Then later I bought another Montana Canvas tent made out of both canvas and relite. Relite saves weight but it’s easy to burn through. But when you pack in 50 miles with mules? Weight matters. Rig camping not so much. But we started with a canvas wall tent and a sheepherder stove. And used it for years. You’re not going to get C02 poisoning in a canvas wall tent. Unless maybe your burning propane. But even then they are pretty drafty. If you have filled the tent with smoke? Your gonna leave the tent.

Coincidentally, I just watched ‘Yeti Massacre’ on HBO. That was a horrible event to be sure. Not sure that the (2nd) official explanation of an avalanche makes sense. Are any classified animals known to rip a tongue out and not eat the body? Why would they cut slits in their tents and not just unzip the door if they were oxygen deprived? Or, better yet, why not descend? They also left the forrest and made camp in an open field for some reason. And one hiker apparently bit completely through his finders, trying not to scream? Whatever happened to them was very terrifying and it seemed to unfold over several days…