Disturbing the Peace

In addition to stalking I've noted that researchers have a flair for dramatics. They wait until after dark, sometimes into the wee hours of night, and begin banging on trees and emitting blood curdling screams in an attempt to capture the attention of large, bipedal,hairy primates that supposedly populate the North American forests. 

I don't even have to say anything else. Let that sink in for a bit. 

Explaining Bigfoot Away

I think it'd be a whole lot healthier if people were to go out with an agenda to find no evidence of Bigfoot. I truly feel the concept of nature is being ignored and disrespected to a high degree. Many researchers are heading out with vast knowledge of Bigfoot activity they've heard or read about many times. I feel like they are aligning every natural happening with an association to Bigfoot. I'm not saying there is absolutely no Bigfoot activity but it appears there is too much being reported upon every return with too little basis to confirm. 

I'm curious which researchers would be willing to acknowledge that each instance of activity may be the cause of something else. I'm seeing this subject become a belief system and it's sort of scary. Open minded is being open to changing your mind when new information arises in favor of a likely, alternative possibility that may or may not coincide with your previously conceived notion. Also, I do not find explanation necessary. The need to find cause or reason for every happening, especially when it falls in favor if what you'd really like to be true, seems unrealistic.