MarkGlasgow Posted February 24, 2013 Posted February 24, 2013 I vote Nathanfooter, best up and coming, Young Bigfooter of the Year! The lads enthusiasm is unparalleled. Seems truly passionate and focused. Guys like Nathan are the future.
Old Dog Posted February 24, 2013 Posted February 24, 2013 I nominate Bill Green. The guy is always positive and never has a harsh word for anyone. Not really a field research kind of guy, but always interested and always hopeful that the truth is just around the corner. Although I haven't seen him post for a while, I always enjoyed his input. You knew it was him when you read the end of his post and he asked you to keep him updated.
Guest DWA Posted February 25, 2013 Posted February 25, 2013 The year of the Sasquatch is quickly becoming the year of empty.promises Well, backing the wrong horses for over a half-century will do that. Generally, in this field, if it's getting a lot of public attention...it's a sideshow. Bindernagel; Meldrum; TBRC; and the BFRO database, if not "Finding Bigfoot." That line is better than 90% of the worthwhile work in bigfootery right now. Of course, every day a researcher spends in the field is a contribution. I would just hope that all the researchers have done their homework. That would help.
Guest Posted February 27, 2013 Posted February 27, 2013 Matt Moneymaker Cliff Barackman The pair that has contributed more to making Bigfoot a household name than anyone else.
Guest Posted February 27, 2013 Posted February 27, 2013 It's a wonder anyone takes BF seriously with those two in the mix.
Guest Posted February 27, 2013 Posted February 27, 2013 It's a wonder anyone takes BF seriously with those two in the mix. Come on now some of the others in the list either participated in a hoax or have been sitting on proof for years? How naive do they think we are? Excuses only work temporarily.
Guest Posted February 27, 2013 Posted February 27, 2013 I really think that award should have gone to Melba Ketchum. She really out did her self, Dyer could only wish he could get the amount of supporters and attention she has accumulated. Give it up for Melba!
adam2323 Posted February 27, 2013 Posted February 27, 2013 Well, backing the wrong horses for over a half-century will do that. Generally, in this field, if it's getting a lot of public attention...it's a sideshow. Bindernagel; Meldrum; TBRC; and the BFRO database, if not "Finding Bigfoot." That line is better than 90% of the worthwhile work in bigfootery right now. Of course, every day a researcher spends in the field is a contribution. I would just hope that all the researchers have done their homework. That would help. Great point DWA I totally agree. There are some great people involved in the search and alot more behind the sscenes that we never here a name. perhaps all the good will come back their way for their dilligence
bipedalist Posted February 27, 2013 BFF Patron Posted February 27, 2013 I nominate Bill Green. The guy is always positive and never has a harsh word for anyone. Not really a field research kind of guy, but always interested and always hopeful that the truth is just around the corner. Although I haven't seen him post for a while, I always enjoyed his input. You knew it was him when you read the end of his post and he asked you to keep him updated. He's got a facebook presence, just caught a share from his site the other day.
xspider1 Posted February 28, 2013 Posted February 28, 2013 Along with others above, I would also like to nominate Bill Munns for the following reasons: Although Bill is not a Primatologist by trade, his approach to the subject is as honest and as qualified as anyone ever, imo. His patience with BF proponents and with BF detractors as well has been stellar. He has been entirely forthcoming, very organized and as transparent as possible with his research for several years. When Bill finishes his exhaustive studies of the Patterson-Gimlin Film, we will know beyond the shadow of a reasonable doubt, if it were even possible for Patty to have been a costume. If the answer to that is no then voila! ~> proof of Bigfoot.
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