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I've mentioned in the past that this was coming. Now I'm pleased to share that the project has officially launched. Please pass this information along to any who might have interesting specimens to offer: Study of Allegedly Morphologically Anomalous Samples The initial intake survey to offer samples is available online at: https://csc-rc.cvm.ncsu.edu/surveys/?s=7R9HACAJMHH47J9N For those who wish to contribute (which could help us to test more samples and conduct deeper analyses), a tax-deductible gift to NC State University can be made here (select "Science, Society, and the Strange"): https://go.ncsu.edu/ges_donate [Note that many employers will match any donation to NC State University. See instructions at the bottom of the page.] Thank you!

If you get off the pavement there, you better have skills, etc.

Not identified but from Portland Oregon that has a large BF and BFF following I would suppose. Hope you weren't smoking the mushrooms, seriously, always good to stay out of the wild steepness of Skamania in snow in winter, it hasn't exactly been mild out there in the higher ups. There are some good survival stories from being caught in blizzards in that section. After next of kin notified it would be nice to know the details of the failed expedition. My other thoughts can be found here I will have to admit the bot picks up every released story on an event on every form of media known to man, what a keen bibliographer and citation machine.

these two ****** up, plain and simple. In all honesty, all you really need to make it through a few nights in the forest is a big old fire. Don't venture out without a few lighters on your person. Whether you smoke or not. One time I ate some mushrooms with a friend and we got lost in the forest and that was pretty intense. However, we had a few lighters and would have been fine for a few nights.

The BFF bot that scoops news articles has run amok. There are 18 posts of the same news story

Compare that to these supposed Sasquatch finger prints http://sasquatchresearchers.org/blogs/bigfootjunction/2018/11/10/sasquatch-fingerprints/ :

Fill your boots..;) Green - Spring Red - Summer Brown - Fall Blue - Winter All Reports are from 2000 to the present day.