ya…. always wondered that… why not use data we know about and see where the patterns are.

i’m willing to bet a donut there’s a significant pattern if the right data is used.

i’d assume you can get data from sightings…. from food sources…. weather… etc. and plot it all on a map with specific software.

You just didn’t wait long enough…

I was waiting for Cliff to post his field notes from the episode.

Here is the post.

Craig

When this show first came out, every Sunday night the posts began on this site about the content of each episode…now, a new season began on Sunday and it’s already late Monday night and nothing about Finding Bigfoot. Even on the home page? Nothing?

I guess bashing the show became unpopular with the “in crowd”, but yet, I can’t help but wonder why no one cares to discuss any evidence the show presented last night.

Matt Moneymaker, if you still visit this site, I want to apologize to you for some of the comments I made about you last year. After watching your producer Keith Hoffman on the early Finding Bigfoot last evening, I can see Matt that you were dealing with a producer who admittedly did not care about the audience.

I still believe you have not a clue about how to find this animal…but I will admit that you were not responsible for any of the misleading, staged, and faked, evidence your producer put on that show

I wouldn’t.

The way they’re doing this, I wouldn’t expect them to find a fox or coyote, let alone Bigfoot.

When biologists are looking for something, they let the data lead them to the places to look. These guys appear to go to the places that offer the best local homebrew. They’re not even using their own database.

But they aren’t scientists, and they’re looking for ratings more than Bigfoot. So this isn’t surprising.

Yet another piece of evidence that one doesn’t even have to watch this show to hate it.

Why can’t BFRO and Animal Planet just see what a boon to its programming actually confirming the sasquatch would be, and take all the money that goes into putting this crap on and spend it on actual field research?