Rick Dyer hunts for Bigfoot in McGee Creek State Park, tells reporter the government stole his Bigfoot

Fox on the Town heads north of Atoka, OK into the woods of the McGee Creek State Park for the first annual Cryptid Fest.

Rick Dyer and his old buddies are out looking for another Bigfoot to capture. This time he's brought a news camera crew with him. He tells the reporter how the last Bigfoot he shot was taken by the government before he could show it to the public. Read the report below:

Fox on the Town: Hunt for Bigfoot
Fox on the Town heads north of Atoka, OK into the woods of the McGee Creek State Park for the first annual Cryptid Fest.
Posted: 10:03 PM Sep 15, 2011
Reporter: Stephanie Hastings
Email Address: stephanie.hastings@kxii.com

ATOKA, OK -- The quest for big foot has taken trackers across America.

The mysterious monster was first reportedly seen in the forests of the Pacific Northwest.

The most famous siting was recorded in 1967 by Rodger Patterson in Crescent City, California.

Now, the hunt for Bigfoot is on in Texoma and it brought enthusiasts out to McGee Creek state park on Saturday for "Cryptid fest".

Tracker with BigFootTracker.com, Rick Dyer says, "It started with us finding the body in 2008 and then the government took it."

Tracker Jeremy Ware says, after finding the body in a forest of Pennsylvania, tracking the monster became their life, "This is something we do everyday, you know this is not something we just do for fun."

Author Nick Redfern travels the world in search of strange creatures and he comes to Texoma seeking Bigfoot.

Redfern says, "I think there's a genuine Bigfoot phenomenon. The big question is, what is it? Some people view it as a type of ape that science hasn't classified yet, but other people take it to be a paranormal thing, like a ghost and that explains why we don't catch him."

Despite the mystery, Redfern says an important part of being a tracker is to rely on scientific methods.

Redfern says, "for the most part you need to be in a location where these things are being seen and if we find evidence like hair samples or tracks."

Trackers say, there's an unusual amount of Bigfoot activity in McGee Creek Park. Some say it's due to the forest, other say, it's the water.

Trackers Nick Redfern and Ken Gerhard took us deep into the woods, following what were believed to be tracks.

Moments before arriving, trackers claim to have spotted something in the distance.

Gerhard then attached a camera to a tree in hopes of catching a glimpse of the elusive creatures.

Gernhard says, "I attach the camera right here and then when something passes by, the inferred light will detect the motion and snap a picture."

The camera was set to take photos throughout the night and trackers can only hope its evidence will be as compelling as Patterson's.

You all remember who Rick Dyer is right? In August 2008, Rick was one of the guys from Georgia who along with Tom Biscardi unveiled the Bigfoot in a freezer stunt. The Georgia Hoax was the biggest Bigfoot story of 2008. The story was followed by a few thousand newspapers around the world, including every newspaper in the English speaking world.

Rick Dyer is saying that what you've been reading about in the newspaper is all wrong. Click here to read about what really went down that summer, according to Rick Dyer.

In the video, Rick claims the the Georgia Bigfoot hoax wasn't actually a hoax. Rather, it was a government conspiracy to cover up the existence of Bigfoot. Rick says the government swapped the real body with a fake one and took the real one and threw it in a black van or black helicopter. Yeah, it sounds too good to be true right?

Watch what really happened on that fateful day in the summer of 2008 by BigFootTracker.com below :

PART 2 OF 10 OF WHAT REALLY WENT DOWN IN MAY OF 2008 BIGFOOT NOT A HOAX

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