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Bigfoot's needs and abilities are always stretched into whatever shape is needed to fit the narrative. <--- This almost always makes the narrative wrong. -Say Bigfoot is sick, suddenly there are more fellow Bigfeet out there bringing him food. -Say we can't find a body, Bigfoot bury their dead -Don't have sightings in decades of looking, Bigfoot has the ability to teleport. When Questions about Bigfoot arise, we need to look at the most likely scenario. Sure, shows like Finding Bigfoot seems to know what Bigfoot's favorite baseball team is, or his favorite color. Not bad considering they have never found Bigfoot let alone studied the actual issue in Queston. Yes, we can imagine various scenarios for Bigfoot. But if bigfoot is old or injured is just more likely to die or get eaten by another predator. Nothing extreme needs to explain it. If the food supply dries up for Bigfoot in one area, like most animals (or people) it would move on to an area where it needs are available. Billy the Kidd (of whomever) robbed banks because, "That is where the money is" Simplicity rules. Simplicity is the marketplace of nature. Brody: Now this guy, he... he keeps swimmin' around in a place where the feeding is good until the food supply is gone, right? Hooper: It's called "territoriality". It's just a theory that I happen to... agree with. It is easy to imagine elaborate scenarios to explain all things Bigfoot. When Bigfoot is not able to meet its needs, it dies. It will live so long as it can. We don't have to imagine much beyond that

We should be able to select more than one category. I visit the tar pit to see what humor Inc has dredged up.

It’s all fun and games until Mr. Squatch comes home to the cave! 🤣

Albert Ostman. It was in the 1920's. Another similar story was Muchalat Harry, also in the 1930's: http://www.bigfootencounters.com/classics/muchalat.htm The third story of kidnapping was not widely known. It was posted by a rural guy from the Copper River Valley of Alaska on an Alaskan outdoorsman forum about an event he was involved with in the 1970's. Here's a link to it:

My problem is that I'm a death sentence to everything I bring out there with me. An iridium satellite phone was among the gizmos that were vaporized on my moose hunt last year. No more of it. I need to transcend all that silliness and go like my old buddy Don. Just go out there and disappear in The Land of the Lost. Who knows? Maybe being kidnapped into sexual slavery by a female sasquatch might not be as bad as driving to the bottom of a frozen lake?

Thanks for the edit/update, norse.

1- Latest Bigfoot news 2-Historical archive library 3- Patterson-Gimlin film

Might want to pin this one for a bit.

Yes, would be helpful to list, say, your top three reasons, and add a few more.

My husband and I drove to this event early on Friday morning, the first day of the festival. We walked through the buildings and vendor stands . Everyone there were friendly people and they were selling very nice items all Bigfoot / Sasquatch labeled , or handmade quality products. I enjoyed the scenery nestled within the beautiful Owachita mountains . The air was filled with the scents of smoked meats , Carmel popcorn and candles . I would have liked to stayed longer but we had another place to go and people waiting on us . Hopefully next year I can attend the festival and enjoy hearing some real stories from the people who had actual experiences or encounters. I wanted to say Thank You to all that helped make that festival happen and hope they can continue to be a success .

Published in the American Journal of Physical Anthropology Supplement, 27, 161. I have been informed that we have permission from Dr. Meldrum to include his works here and the link listed in the attachment is no longer functional so I'm not sure anyone could find it without it being posted here. Meldrum paper.pdf