Terry Gwin

This show is completely fake. I was hoping for some legit investigation techniques & possibly some decent evidence. But this show has none. All the sounds & noises they claim to hear seem like overlaid audio clips or obviously crew off screen. In the moments where evidence could easily be gathered, they never take advantage. Like the guy in the hunting stand, he was hearing crazy things that needed to be seen, but he had a camera with night vision that only reached about two feet & he refused to turn on a flashlight. Another time the bigfoot supposedly threw rocks at their tent & destroyed the camp. They found hair on a table that was turned over, but they didn't take a sample of the hair for evidence & testing. With every broken tree, print on the ground or object in a strange place they would say, "the ONLY explanation is bigfoot!" It's absolutely ridiculous. It also seemed very obvious that the camera crew was off screen making noises & moving things. It's reminiscent of The Blair Witch movie, where the actors were in the woods & the crew would stay out of sight making noises or moving objects around. It's very frustrating when shows represent themselves as legitimate documentaries & investigations, when they are nothing but complete fabrications & fake. It makes it harder to legitimize the real evidence that's out there. It's also frustrating to see people misuse these opportunities to do real investigative work. I would do just about anything to get the opportunity to stay in a place like this & look for real evidence. I wouldn't run around scared & blaming everything on the killer bigfoot & his magic powers. It's like watching children play pretend. I understand being scared of legitimate animals, like bears or wolves, but not some invisible, shape-shifting, pretend monster. If you have a true interest in bigfoot evidence, this is not for you. This is a scripted, fake show so don't waste your time.