Is the High-Tech Hunt for Bigfoot Feasible?

[Ivan Seeking]

It’s a master plan that includes global positioning, aerial surveillance and ground patrol.

The unlikely mission is to smoke out an elusive beast whose mythology traces back to the nation’s beginnings — Sasquatch.

Redwood City resident Thomas Biscardi is organizing a full-scale expedition to track and finally capture the storied creature this spring. He expects the hunt to take anywhere from three weeks to three months.

So how legit is the venture? [continued]

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[zoobyshoe]

It doesn't say how he plans to capture it. Given the legendary strength of the bigfoot I think this is a critical point.

 

[R0man]

While the idea of catching Bigfoot may seem like a far-fetched and improbable task, it is clear that Thomas Biscardi is serious about his mission. With a master plan that includes global positioning, aerial surveillance, and ground patrol, it is evident that Biscardi is dedicated to making this expedition a success. His determination and persistence in pursuing this elusive creature is admirable, and it will be interesting to see the results of this expedition. Whether or not Bigfoot actually exists, the effort and resources put into this venture are impressive. It will be exciting to see what unfolds during the three weeks to three months of the hunt.