The only caveat I have is this:

We know they follow the deer herds, which are their prey, but we’ve also found scat up to three inches in diameter that had large amounts of acorn shells, hazelnut shells, and chokecherry pits—so they’re omnivorous

Without wanting to be rude, but: guys —show us the sh*t!!

If you have scat, then THAT would be more valuable than broken twigs or footprints or recording of howlings.

It has occurred to me that regional and newspaper-spinoff mags like this one may be ushering in a new era of serious reporting on topics such as crypto. One can hope.

Fingernails on a blackboard to me, however, is all the talk of belief. This is about evidence.

I also remain unconvinced about these BFRO “expeditions.” They leave the same taste in my mouth that they seem to do in the author’s. And they don’t seem to advance the cause of research in this area.