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This is Thanksgiving weekend here in Canada, Monday, October 14th being the actual date, so it's lovely fall weather for Sat. and Sun., with rain predicted for Monday. Saturday morning my wife, daughter, and I met MagniAesir and his daughter, as well as Thomas Steenburg, for one of our regular breakfast meets to discuss news in the Sasquatch field, and generally solve all the world's problems over coffee and eggs. There's nothing new to report regarding sightings in our local area, so talk was mostly about the present hunting season, and who had plans to go where. Saturday evening I invited my oldest boy, Steve, to join me on Sunday afternoon for a drive up the Chilliwack River valley to one of the feeder creeks that is a spawning area for the current Coho run, hoping to see lots of fish, and maybe some wildlife coming to feed on the spawners. The road along the main channel of the river was lined with parked cars for most of the 15 km or so to our turn off, with hundreds of fishermen hip deep in the cold water, trying their luck. Our chosen spot is a designated spawning reserve, so we had it pretty much to ourselves, as no fishing is allowed there. We parked a km off the main road, and went for a 2 km walk along the Trans Canada hiking trail, which parallels the creek for quite a distance. We saw quite a few fish, some looking fresh and strong, and some showing the white patches of skin indicating they were nearing the end of their last journey. There were no dead fish littering the banks of the channels yet, so it's still early in the run , and not yet a huge attractant to the local bears and other carrion feeders. Back at my 4x4, we decided to look over the rest of the old logging trails in this creek valley, and followed a couple of the many offshoots to their ends, or as far as I cared to push the truck through the heavy alder scrub along one of them, but other than some great scene5ry, we saw nothing more of interest. We did flush a few grouse, but saw no game bigger than chipmunks. As the sun dropped behind the peaks to our west, and the temperature dropped along with it, we turned around and headed back home for supper, satisfied with our day outdoors in Beautiful BC.

Here are the nests.

I feel like Dr. Mayor might crack this thing wide open. She is a sample taking phenom. Hair, Scat and eDNA from a possible foot cast. They are back in California. Ronnie isn’t there in this episode or maybe the season? And they have a new member who is ex CIA and is doing all the local witness interviews.

You are going to need a bigger molasses block. I used to make a molasses-oatmeal glop. It was popular and vacuumed up without a trace. The night time images have a subtle message. Depending on atmospheric effects, Moonlight is about 1 lux and starlight is 50 X 10-6 lux. Humans would fall on their faces in 2 steps with those light values. Animals roam around in very dark settings without any problems ( also looking for the next goodies from Norseman ).

I have been married for 35 years, I have 4 children and 6 grandchildren. Lighten up….🙄 It’s not a claim. Science requires two type specimens. One male and one female. Go take a biology class. Cheerleader “monkey DNA” is more tangible results than anything in the last 5 years. I didn’t say it was gonna break it open. But she is on the right track to do so. And your crickets on ANY other primatologist out there looking….because there are none. Whats not logical is your insistence on bashing a scientist doing science and finding abnormal results in the subject of Bigfoot…. because she is a “bizarre looking cheerleader lady”. It’s plain dumb. You have been here long enough to know damn well that this subject needs all the help it can get. 🙄