Bigfoot Evidence

As soon as we published the Sierra Kills DNA results released by Tyler Huggins and Bart Cutino, we had Steven Streufert and Robert Lindsay on conference call to get their take on the matter. While Lindsay expressed his disappointment about the news saying this is not good for Bigfoot research, Streufert suggested that the Sierra Kills steak proves that Ketchum's DNA study may be "fatally flawed". He posted these statements on Facebook today:

This is the first of many "Tales Of Wild Men" videos from Squatch Unlimited featuring strange wildman/Bigfoot tales from old newspaper clippings. Here's the host of the show, Melissa Adair of Bigfoot Chicks: "Tales of Wild Men are a YouTube series presenting fascinating old newspaper clippings that our research has uncovered. These articles are another interesting piece of evidence supporting the existence of Sasquatch as an actual species. We hope you enjoy this series."

Ok, so it has been concluded that the species of origin that is the major contributor of nuclear and mitochondrial DNA in Justin Smeja's sample is a female black bear, Ursus americanus. The sample also yielded human mitochondrial DNA-- Justin Smeja's DNA. Even though the tissue sample was recovered 5 weeks after the shooting of the two Bigfoots, it was likely that the flesh could have belonged to other animals in the area, including bear or coyote. Many people, including myself hoped that the tissue would turn out to be an unknown primate of some sort. When Smeja returned to the scene to recover the body, the place was under a 3-4 feet of snow, and unfortunately, the tissue was all he was able recover. It was discovered on a slope near a tree stump a few yards from where he hid the juvenile's body.

We have confirmed that the email we receive from Janice Carter regarding "Fox" is really Janice Carter. This is what Ms. Carter wrote to us when we asked her to confirm her identity:

Tyler Huggins' statement: Click Here to Download Full DNA findings report On October 8, 2010, Justin Smeja and a friend claim to have encountered three animals with characteristics that match typical eyewitness descriptions of Bigfoots or Sasquatch.  Smeja claims to have shot two of the three subjects. Numerous lines of reasoning and corroborating evidence have caused me to believe him ( http://bigfootevidence.blogspot.ca/2012/08/tyler-huggins-why-i-believed-justin.html ). Smeja claims to have left the site with neither a body nor physical evidence of what he had shot, but a few weeks later he was compelled to return to the site in an effort to retrieve evidence of his claims. The landscape of the site had changed appreciably due to abundant snowfall and change of season, but at the location where they felt one of the animals had expired, Smeja and friend recovered a substantial amount of tissue with hair attached. They were very confident that characteristics of the re...

Is this the same recording used by Finding Bigfoot to call-blast with? It sure sounds like it. Phil breaks down the source of this now famous Bigfoot scream!

Sometimes when Google hunting for Sasquatch, you come across some little non-Squatch related gems this video below. Here is the singing duo Madeleine and Chelsea of Project Sasquatch singing one of my favorite Christmas songs, "White Christmas". Does anyone know if Tom Yamarone needs backup singers?