I'll have to admit, after dealing with the aristocracy of alledged experienced and knowledgable BF hunting groups, on a personal level, that anyone takes this group any more seriously than others out there. Repositories of information, are a good thing, when not involved with the disemination of the material to be added to it. I don't consider my personal experiences with BF to be any more or less valid than anyone elses, no matter how insignificant the experiences of others may seem to be. Categorizing more or less validity is subjective, compared to what that person experienced in real time. Emotional content within the moment of an experience, can never be justified to others who weren't there.
Bigfoot does sell well, and they have to finance those wonderfully inconclusive jaunts to China and Canada, even if with cable Monsterquest tabloid financing. I'd love to know where the next Cascade hunt is going to be based, and crash it, just to see the reactions of the hierarchy in charge. Would I be sent packing, even thought the vast Cascades are quite free to play in. From what I've seen of organized BF groups, they don't seem to have any more handle on how to find BF, than the single person out there on his own. Boyscouts getting their merit badges, have as much chance as any Meldrums that spend thousands of dollars at a time and weeks of "effort".
BF hunting has turned tabloid, as much as Ghosthunters on SciFi. Stick to your own sense of humility and integrity, and let the tabloids run their course.
