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"What would make a cave unattractive to an intelligent creature like Bigfoot?" The lack of escape, the fear of being cornered.

If bigfoot used caves as a rule of them we would already have definitive proof of them. Either they would have: A) Been found/caught in them or We would have found remains of them, either fossil or bones in caves. There is plenty of history of cave hunters or "spelunkers" that search these things. To find virtually no evidence of BF in caves to date suggest to me they use them far and few between. Just my opinion of course.

Seems they eat elk though.

Caves: Highly overrated, regarding human ancestors. It's a mistake to believe hominidae were relegated to cave-dwelling. It's early Hollywood stuff. They were plains-dwellers.

I would say where caves are available they might make use of them but by no means does lack of caves does equate to lack of bigfoot. I think they're biologically adapted to cold, wet weather and it doesn't bother them like it does us. I think the assumption of need for caves is more of a projection of our need than reflection of theirs. MIB