Since there's no way to keep track of the number of bigfooties roaming NA, anything and everything can be speculated.
Is bigfoot facing extinction? Why, of course, man is aggressively expanding into wilderness areas and competing directly with the big hairy fellow.
Is the bigfoot population exploding? But of course. In California the number of bigfoot encounters reported in ALL the years prior to 1957 was 11. In 2001 alone there were 35, so obviously bigfoot are more plentiful now than they were 50 years ago. Of the 40 California counties reporting bigfoot activities
on the BFRO, ALL show recent reports, falling on a timeline somewhere between June 2000, and February 2007.
If bigfoot is so tough to track, difficult to photorgraph, impossible to classify/catalogue, and facing impending extinction, how come they've been spotted in 40 counties in California over the past seven years?
RayG