Bigfoot Evidence

Join The Bigfoot Field Reporter, Sharon Lee, and her co-host Rictor Riolo, as they interview research field biologist, conservationalist and Animal Planet's Finding Bigfoot skeptic, Ranae Holland! Wednesday, July 25th at 7 PM EST / 4 PM PST.

This is a world exclusive of the actual "Sierra Kills" site. These photos were taken on June 26, 2011, a week before the " Body Recovery " effort. While the exact location of the site is still unknown to outsiders, Robert Lindsay pinpointed the location at coordinates, 39°39’18.20″ N 120°34’10.56″ W., or somewhere southwest (1.2 miles SW) of Haskell Peak, California.

This plastic freezer jar contains a piece of the "Bigfoot steak" that was recovered from the Sierra Kills location by Justin Smeja back in November 2010. Justin tells us he's planning to send this sample to  Oxford University for DNA analysis. Currently, the jar(s) are tightly sealed and kept inside the freezers of friends and family.

In this enhanced audio version, you are no longer required to put on your headphones to hear the Bigfoot vocalization. It was recorded by campers on July 8, 2012 near Clipper Mills, CA. It's one of the most intense purported Bigfoot vocalization we've heard in a long time.

Guy Edwards of BigfootLunchClub.com recently revealed this sample of "Bigfoot Hair" he just received in the mail. According to Greg Ash, a British Writer / Director & Actor, Guy is sending it off to Oxford University for DNA analysis. Earlier today, Guy revealed the hair sample to Greg during a "Bigfoot meeting" in Portland, Oregon.

Every time I write down the words "Bigfoot Steak", it just feels wrong because it's not really a "steak" per se. We place the blame on Robert Lindsay for labeling it that way. Oh, well-- Back to why we're posting this article. This morning, the mastermind of the Bigfoot DNA project, Dr. Melba Ketchum caught wind of an article by Robert Lindsay where he posted some new high resolution photographs of the Bigfoot steak for the world to see. As reported earlier, Just Smeja, the man who said he shot two Bigfoots in the Sierras, claimed that the steak had been sent to multiple labs-- including Dr. Ketchum's. According to sources, the steak was thought to be the centerpiece for all her DNA hoopla.

What does a hardened biologist with 50 years of experience think about Justin Smeja's story? Michael Merchant gave him the gist of it and here's what he says: