FINDING BIGFOOT GAME DO GUNS DO ANYTHING TV

FINDING BIGFOOT GAME DO GUNS DO ANYTHING TV

Trail cameras and the systematic collection of scat and hair samples over a long period does not make an exciting TV show. The FB cast and crew swoop in for perhaps a long weekend and give viewers the impression they are the cream of Bigfoot hunting.Д«ecause of the show вЂњFinding BigfootвЂќ many local groups find it hard to get permission to access private property for investigating because property owners are afraid the Bobo tactics of loud noises and howling and banging are also the tactics of all Bigfoot investigation groups. Local Bigfoot hunting groups spend years studying one area or locations. The Bigfoot community seems torn by this show. Hands, claws, blood and heck Bigfoot even drew a MAP, it all makes viewing a delightful romp. Bigfoot has cute names, such as вЂњLightninвЂ™ Man!вЂќ (he can turn off your flashlights) and the вЂњThunder Brothers!вЂќ (there is much inter Bigfoot rivalry in them there mountains). They donвЂ™t just settle for mysterious howls, or some hair that later proves to be вЂњunknownвЂќ (meaning the sample wasnвЂ™t good enough, not that it was an unknown animal). I canвЂ™t really explain the extreme parody this show is of a вЂњnormalвЂќ Bigfoot hunting show. Sure, hold the shot gun/rifle by the barrel, swing it all around, if it accidentally goes off someone will lose more than an eye, but reality is suspended for the duration of the show. Guns are always present, and safe gun handling is just one of the many things thrown out the window on this show.

Huckleberry, Trapper, Bill, and the gang whoop and holler their way through a Bigfoot hunt that is like no other. Appalachia has been set back several decades by the stereotypes portrayed on the show. вЂњMountain MonstersвЂќ seems to have paid attention to the Bobo popularity and is an entire show of Bobos. He will stand next to mysterious marks on trees to show how no normal sized human could reach up and make those marks. The most popular member of the вЂњHunting BigfootвЂќ team seems to be Bobo. So the viewer knows, nothing is going to be found but itвЂ™s fun to watch. Real photograph proof or DNA proof would be on Headline news, not waiting weeks to be shown on a reality TV show.

Anyone that thinks their first glimpse of Bigfoot is going to come on вЂњFinding BigfootвЂќ is very credulous or perhaps still in elementary school.Д®ven a fake Bigfoot in a freezer makes CNN news. The goal is to find just enough to tease you to come back for more. Do they REALLY believe the locals who all claim to have seen Bigfoot? Does Bobo really believe strobe lights and whale songs attract Bigfoot? Did they really think that mysterious sound was Bigfoot or perhaps just local kids attracted to the filming? The early demise of a paranormal show is guaranteed if nothing is found week after week.

вЂњFinding BigfootвЂќ skirts with the truth at times. The show is the Donald Trump of paranormal shows. The unabashed вЂњI donвЂ™t careвЂќ attitude of the producers of this program is what makes it so entertaining. The show ends with a small disclaimer that вЂњno animals were hunted on the show.вЂќ, but all the publicity for this show is cleverly along the lines of вЂњDoes Huckleberry find a Bigfoot toe nail?вЂќ (answer, вЂњyesвЂќ to him and вЂњnoвЂќ to anyone not brain dead).ДЇor those not familiar with the show, which is on Destination America, it is probably the most suspect of all the paranormal shows. Even the Bigfoot and die hard paranormal community is not convinced this show is вЂњrealвЂќ.

I am late to the delight that is the obviously faked paranormal show вЂњMountain MonstersвЂќ.

Finding bigfoot game do guns do anything