With the trail camera boom in the last 5-10 years, and all the hunters in the woods since the days of the native american hunter, I am simply not surprised that another hoax has to be documented under the Bigfoot category. We havent captured him yet, to my knowledge, with the Cuddeback… so he cant be real, can he?! With all the technology in the woods and hunters alike…and I am not saying that I dont believe, because I am open to idea that anything is possible… but my goodness another ape suit ? Its sad that another “fake finding” has to discredit all the true believers and Bigfoot hunters/researchers out there. These people do believe, work hard and document findings…honestly and scientifically. What a shame for the true Bigfoot believer and hunter…that someone looking for some short-lived attention has made their passion look like a joke.

The most recent Bigfoot discovery has been found to be a hoax. As the creature began to unthawl from being preserved in a freezer, it become evident he was not a true Bigfoot, as claims made him to be.For the believers and nonbelievers alike, this new discovery from Matt Whitton and Rick Dyer of Georgia seemed to good to be true. From the beginning, these two men running a Bigfoot website, claimed to have found the body of a deceased bigfoot and had the remains locked in a freezer. As with any bigfoot discovery, interest was high. Claims were made and minimal pictures were released to be viewed. But where the trouble began for the two men was with their website. On their site you could view addition pictures for a two dollar fee.

Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization (BFRO) who internationally search for Bigfoot and investigate findings wish to push to prosecute these men for fraud. Currently it is not a crime for the claim and hoax, but this may be looked into further due to the website gaining a small fortune over the sale of the addition pictures at two dollars a pop.

Her Outdoors will keep you posted on more events on this story as it unfolds.