America is on the hunt…for Bigfoot — as revealed in an exclusive trailer for Destination America’s new show Killing Bigfoot.
From Monsters and Critics:
The Gulf Coast Bigfoot Research Organization (GCBRO) is a diverse team of Bigfoot hunters out to assist families who believe they’re being terrorized by Sasquatch.
They also strive to prove to the scientific community — by killing a specimen — that Bigfoot does exist.
One man is resolute and he says: “Science says it doesn’t exist…they don’t have a body. Our agenda is to go ahead and put one on the slab.”
Another says: “If a Bigfoot is killed, it’s gonna stir up a lot of controversy.”
The team is called away to Louisiana, where new evidence has been unearthed following an alleged Bigfoot hit and run. A tiny primate-like skull with teeth is found, which they send to a DNA lab for testing.
The local people have reported seeing a “small orangutan-like creature” and hearing “monkey-like sounds” near the woods.
In the premiere, which airs on February 4, GCBRO have pulled together and organized a night hunt where a purported close encounter occurs, and the group believe they may have captured some actual footage of Bigfoot itself.
“You can’t wrap your mind around this thing when you see it. It was a Bigfoot, no doubt in my mind,” says one woman.
However, her town is divided on a game plan. Some want to preserve it, others want to kill it…
The premiere of Killing Bigfoot airs Saturday, February 4, at 10/9c on Destination America.
Another says: “If a Bigfoot is killed, it’s gonna stir up a lot of controversy.”
The team is called away to Louisiana, where new evidence has been unearthed following an alleged Bigfoot hit and run. A tiny primate-like skull with teeth is found, which they send to a DNA lab for testing.
The local people have reported seeing a “small orangutan-like creature” and hearing “monkey-like sounds” near the woods.
In the premiere, which airs on February 4, GCBRO have pulled together and organized a night hunt where a purported close encounter occurs, and the group believe they may have captured some actual footage of Bigfoot itself.
“You can’t wrap your mind around this thing when you see it. It was a Bigfoot, no doubt in my mind,” says one woman.
However, her town is divided on a game plan. Some want to preserve it, others want to kill it…
The premiere of Killing Bigfoot airs Saturday, February 4, at 10/9c on Destination America.
There is no reason to kill it. It should be trapped, photographed and DNA sample taken and then released. These people are just looking for their 15 minutes of fame. The creature should be protected by federal and state law.
ReplyDeleteJeff, I would disagree with you on most all your points. One, you can protect something that hasn't been proven to exist. You can't protect unicorns and the tooth fairy because they don't exist. You have to have proof of life and the only way you can do that is to have several bodies for scientist.......those are guys with lots of letters after their names who went to real colleges and universities and got real degrees. None of whom are Cryptozoologist.
ReplyDeleteTwo, what is the proper tranquilizer dosage for a bigfoot? And what tranquilizer will work on them? What's that? You don't know? Well, you're in good company, no one else does either and here's a little fact for you to contemplate next time you're off digging on the great cosmic oneness. More animal were overdosed and killed before veterinarians were able to work out proper dosages.
Third, you obviously have no clue how the scientific method works so do yourself a favor and check into it. Yes, it does require work on your part, but in your case you need all the help you can get.