What a flake. Well, at least this guy has been outted. I'm with you, I'm sure there has to be something to the myth. "Bigfoot" have been sighted all over the globe... here, Nepal, Mexico, Vietnam, etc.

Kell

I agree with you. My family down south was talking about the legend of Bigfoot long before this guy ever came around.

This portion from the article sums it up perfectly...

Ray Wallace did not create Bigfoot, and the fact that he staged many elaborate hoaxes does not wipe away the evidence that exists or the many thousands of eyewitness accounts of the creature.

Cool article!! I really enjoyed that one. I have always believed that Bigfoot is real. There is just too much information and history out there from all over the world for anyone to think it is a mere hoax. I think that this particular hoaxer was just one of those people who was so interested in it, that he perpetrated the hoax for his own satisfaction, and also perhaps he liked the excitement and the attention it generated, good or bad. There are, no doubt, others, too, who have done some kind of Bigfoot hoaxing activities, and there will always be nut cases. But, find me 1 hoax, or 1 thousand, and I will still feel that there is just too much out there for me to be ready to write Bigfoot off as a fake.

I agree with all of you. These primate like creatures are reported from all over the planet. There is a distinct lack of physical evidence but that doesn't mean it doesn't exist.
Have any of you heard the recordings of what is supposed to be a howl from the North American version. It's really quite creepy. It belongs to no other animal recorded yet they have recorded it. Not definite proof but I think it goes a fair way to support the belief.

I wish I could go out there and find evidence of one. But then if you got evidence it would follow that a whole bunch of people would go hunting them for various reasons. So it would also be a bad thing.