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Hank Parchell of the ESP Team Comments

Thanks for the info on TB. We know the man's past all too well. As Bill said we will not disclose the exact area to anyone we don't have total trust in. Bill commented today on the hair samples. He wants me to tell about the results because of my background in known forest animals.

The hair shafts are different than any hairs ever collected and sent to the lab to date. The split shaft of the hairs show primate with human factors. Thought not 70% primate or 30% human in comparison to apes, bears human, or orangutan. This leaves only one answer, Sasquatch hair. They show a close pattern of DNA strands that are unlike any known animal present in the US to date.

The fecal samples show it was defecated by a unknown species of primate. The size of the tubing makes it impossible to be human in origin. The closest match is the mountain gorilla of Asia but still again not identical. Blood samples from fecal material show primate like DNA with human markers on 4 points and primate on 7 points .The reporting lab said they have never seen or ran this type of sequence grouping before. It is the feeling of the lab that we have a new species of some primate unlike any primates known to exist to date.

So as you see we have more to work with but without a control sample from a KNOWN Sasquatch they can't match them.

Miles between Oregon Caves and Sru Lake Area

Green Dot the caves, Pink Dot Sru Lake Area, 30-40 miles as the crow flys. Guessing from looking at the map.

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I was reading a article about a Grants Pass, Oregon doctor that claimed to have seen Bigfoot near the Oregon Caves. Does anyone know how far it is between Oregon Caves and the Sru Lake area? By reading the account of that day it seems to be a real possibility that the same Bigfoot was seen in both places. The size, color, and attitude of the thing seems identical. This doctor spoke of a bad smell as so many of the Sru lake reports do. Also this region of southern Oregon seems to have a long history of those things dating back to 1760 or so. I wonder why this area is prone to these creatures. Anyone care to answer?

Bill Emery Comments

Bill Emery has left a new comment on your post "Keeping "track" of the days.":

As Linda points out here it's been only a little over two weeks since we got photos of Sasquatch. It seems much longer because of all the preparations a person has to do to get science to take a close look at the present evidence on Bigfoot.

While in Utah I met with three anthropologist. They were impressed with what we got on film and casts. They have suggested we show the cast to a leading authority of animal tracks. Since that morning I have received over 13 emails from self proclaimed Bigfoot investigators wanting the GPS readings of the location of the photos taken. I won't give that to them because I can't be sure what their reasons are for the request and they don't want to disclose to me what they want it for.

Some false talk around the web tells of inside knowledge of the photos and area. Nobody but three of us know where, how and when. We must do what tells us is the right thing for bigfoot. When everything is finally done and we can show all evidence to everyone it should help all to realize that bigfoot should never be hunted and killed for or in the name of science. Bigfoot ballyhoo will receive all the photos and pictures of the tracks as soon as possible.

 Will comment more tomorrow about the prelimary test results on fecal,hair, and blood traces.

Keeping "track" of the days.

"ANYTHING could be out there!"

H'erk has left a new comment on your post "Cole Saxton Comments":

I think you need to visit the area to appreciate the extent of the wilderness in the SW Oregon / Northern California region. When I was a kid riding on the school bus SW of Roseburg, we would hit a high point in the road and I would look out to the south and west and think how few people one would encounter if one could fly a straight line the direction I was looking. (Pretty /deep thinking for a 7th grader, huh?) It's not so much that it's high mountain peaks or anything, but it's rugged and extensive terrain with minimal human impact, compared to so many other places. ANYTHING could be out there! BTW, what stories are you aware of from the 1700's? Would enjoy reading them!