People believe all kinds of crazy things. Tune in to Art Bell or George Norrie (?spelling) late at night some time. I put no credence whatsoever in an eyewitness account. I think experience in life teaches us that we humans have an almost infinite ability to be full of crap. (Follow politics for a while if you doubt that.) Also, never discount the hoaxer element. People do strange things. They put on Civil War outfits and run around playing war. They construct elaborate crop circles. They make big fiberglass molds and monkey suits and run around in the woods trying to trick people. I know first hand this it true.

Actually, I think the whole Bigfoot myth is fascinating, and I've read alot about it, spent lots of time imagining. Some nights, even now, I'll lay in my tent and feel the hair rising on the back of my neck. What if?

But logically, there is no such creature. They've spent 40 years or more now with dedicated "researchers" running around, promising Bigfoot around the next corner. Yet they never manage to find him. Now we've got trail cameras. I imagine we'll get a string of vague, blurry photos in the next few years, but the creature will still elude proof. Because it ain't out there.

That said, I hope the myth never dies.