So let's assume BF will be accepted by science one day due to a live capture. With this acceptance how will science proceed? The public will have lots of questions and how will they be answered?

One question in particular I can think of is BF population numbers in each state. How will science answer this question? We have other animal population numbers but with the elusive BF I wonder how this will be determined.

Should we change our thinking to correspond to how questions can be answered After science has accepted the existence? I am wondering how I should be planning for future expeditions just in case someone (Biscardi) (just kidding) actually captures one and the direction of BF investigations changes forever.

Scott

With money, and lots of it. Research would be carried out that is heavily funded. One of the biggest challenges the Bigfoot community has faced since it's inception is the lack of.