Clark County, Nevada Bfro Report Options

[Hairy Man]

Oh...this is just too much! You want to talk about not doing ANY investigation! Read this: Clark County, Nevada report.

Carpenter Canyon is part of the Spring Mountains National Recreation Area (SMNRA), H-T National Forest. I was their archaeologist for 4 years and walked every inch of the Carpenter Canyon (I held National level projects in Pahrump and the nearby Charcoal Kilns as well). I can assure you, 100%, there are NO bigfoots anywhere at all in the SMNRA. There is barely enough water or food to keep the native animals, transplanted elk, wild horses, and burros alive, let alone a bigfoot population.

The SMNRA is known as a "Sky Island" because all the animal/plant species are cut off from others of their kind. There are only 365,000 acres to the entire mountain range, with only about 20,000 of that having pine/fir trees. The range is completely surrounded by hundreds of miles of desert. If there was a bigfoot there, he would have been seen hundreds of times by now. There are NO sightings that have ever come from this area, nor any Native stories describing a bigfoot type creature.

I don't know the investigator, but at a minimum, she should have at least looked at a map before publishing this report and seen for herself that it wasn’t possible or plausible that this print was related to bigfoot (not to mention that Carpenter Canyon has a housing tract in it). I have noticed however that the quality of reports have gone down hill. Nearly every investigator note has typos, misspellings, run on sentences, etc.