The BFRO heads to The Pinchot Nation Forest in SW Washington to investigate photos that show a "bigfoot" atop a snowy mountaintop ridge. By now, the MO of this show should be obvious: they check out a sighting, use Bobo as stand-in, Matt believes the evidence shows bigfoot, Ranae does not. This show holds true to form. The photos show a shadowy figure atop a snowy ridge, turning and disappearing downhill. Matt thinks its bigfoot, as does Cliff -- by reading details into the photos that I, personally, dont see. The Bobos recreations convince Matt its sasquatch, but (wisely) not Ranae. "Why would another human be on that ridge?" the BFRO wonders. "Why was the first guy there taking pictures?" I reply. Looks like a man in a snowsuit to me and Ranae: "I have no reason to believe thats not a backpack," she says of the hump on the back. The witness seems equivocal to me, and I wish for "Fact or Fakeds "voice stress analysis (though I dont totally believe in that, either). Howling night investigations in the nearby forest must ensue. They hear howls back, w whistle, and strange whispering voices. (People?)
They call a town meeting in Yacolt to talk about local encounters, and find a few (3, as usual) to look into. One of the investigations, as usual, involves length-of-stride, which, as usual, Bobo cant recreate. Another involves pacing through the woods, trying to follow people on a trail. The third involves crashing through the woods. Naturally, the humans have trouble re-creating what the witnesses think they saw/heard. Trying something newish, the group camouflages a canoe, and hauls out an RC goose (!) with a camera in it, to do some riverbank observation -- at night. Thermal hits cant be tracked down, though they do hear return calls to their howls. (Which might be me, if I were there.) But they can find no trace of people. so, it "must "be bigfoot! All in all, its just another day at the BFRO office, with lots of screaming and tromping around in the dark and no solid evidence.
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