The team will examine the local area and declare it to be "a prime area to support a population of Bigfoots" (but they won't find any.)
The group will go into the woods at 2 AM, split into teams of two, and howl back and forth at one another.
They'll employ their standard "reasearch method" of having Bobo stand next to a tree where a Bigfoot was once spotted so they can "get a sense of scale."
One of the team members will hear a twig snap in the distance and exclaim "that's a squatch!"
I love it when they say, “There’s nothing else that could be but a squatch!”
Oh, really . . . . .
Very entertaining show. But not because they intended for it to be.
These poor folks will NEVER get off of the island.
“The group will go into the woods at 2 AM, split into teams of two, and howl back and forth at one another.
They'll employ their standard “reasearch method” of having Bobo stand next to a tree where a Bigfoot was once spotted so they can “get a sense of scale.”
One of the team members will hear a twig snap in the distance and exclaim ‘that's a squatch!’”
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ROTFLMAO!!
You've nailed it! Sorry, but this team are the biggest bunch of buffoons on television. Seriously, does Animal Planet feel this type of non-science horse crap provides them credibility? Actually, AP also pushes AGW, so this type of crap is right up their alley.
Hey, BFRO’s founder has an apt name: MATT MONEYMAKER! Got to give this clown some kudos for his entrepreneurial spirit.
Don’t forget about the warm spot on the FLIR that they will determine to be a Bigfoot.
Someone will throw a rock.
I really wonder why I ever watch these shows, Finding Bigfoot, Monster Quest, and the like. They never find the monster, and if they had, we'd all know about it long before the program aired.
Oh no! You ruined the suspense for us! The least you could have done is put up a spoiler alert!
;-)