Dominick Perez claimed to be in law enforcement, but to what degree he never really shared. Personally I think that part of his story was just as big a piece of fiction as the hunting, capturing and selling of “Yarwens”. After all, he was proven to actually be selling some kind of shady insurance deals, wasn’t he?

How many times have we hoped to find an area with as much cooperation from official and locals? As people from there have said, most everyone has their own report or several reports. Or has a close friend or relative with their own report. Seldom do we find an area where the idea of bigfoot existing is held by so many. And is accepted as part of the everyday life on the Reservation. Plus the Native-American beliefs are such that it allows for a dual path. Both a recognition of bigfoot as a flesh and blood creature. With spiritual aspects. Where other tribes hold bigfoot as purely a spiritual being, with the subject to be avoided. So the native beliefs are such that allows for an investigation of the phenomenon.

What happened this year is that the Indian Police received a whole lot of reports just before this summers Sun Dance celebration. And they started to look into exactly what they were dealing with. An internet search led to a new thread posted on a news story in the Bigfoot Forum, which has now reach about 40 pages. And several of the Tribal Police member then joined and started to post their stories and the police reports that they were investigating. With just about all members of the Pine Ridge Police having one or more experiences this year.

Yes, some of the reports have been hard to get a grasp on. The stove pipe hat report and the large size being some of them. But the policemen have been telling us what the locals have been giving the police. While hard to swallow, I believe it is better to get the reports unvarnished from the locals than leave out parts that do not fit the norm.

But I do think that we are lucky to have found an area where the local police, the tribal officials and the Indian spiritial leaders have been so cooperative. Special thanks has to go out to the BFF member “Sojourner” who was on the Reservation within days of the first reports on the BFF. And was able to pave the way with the local officials.

So now we have several of the Pine Ridge policemen who are now outfitting themselves with equipment. Asking questions of those with experience. And spending as much time in the field. Weather and personal responsibilities allowing. I do think that we will see some good results (maybe not earthshaking, but still interesting results) this coming summer.

[DARHOP, I would not compare what has been going on at Pine Ridge with that sorry mess of the kidnapped baby b.f. and the killed mother. I think we can consider all that Perez said being a hoax

Thanks Bill for the update…

A few of us chat and correspond with Federal and Tribal officers at Pine Ridge daily…I have no reason to doubt their veracity…their active investigation accounts are thorough, professional and accurate…JMHO

There is much more to this story than whats reported.

Live and let live…

ole bub and the dawgs

They seem to combine an extreme desire to avoid us with an insatiable curiosity about us (bighorn sheep are one non-primate about which the exact same thing could be said). They seem to like spying on us, but start getting skittish when too many lights get turned their way. Besides, it ruins the night vision.

If they exist, of course.