WOO-HOO! 100 pages of bigfoot evidence in this thread!
Chris, from the standpoint of many of us participating in this thread, you have repeatedly made claims that are incongruous with what we know about the natural world. Far more damning, however, you have made claims that are incongruous with your own claims. Your statements read like textbook examples of someone making things up as he goes along, hence our accusations that you are lying, or to use our colloquial term, BLAARGing. I hope you can understand (and I think you do) that in a forum devoted to skepticism and critical thinking, unsubstantiated and contradictory claims will garner much attention.
Let's change tack a bit and address the footprints you claim to have found. If I understand you correctly, you claim to have found 5 separate bigfoot trackways. One of these zig-zagged for at least a mile and a half; one contained impressions 2" deep into soft soil. If we strip away everything else you've claimed in this thread and on your website, your claims of finding bigfootyprints are extraordinary.
Naturally, we skeptics would like to see some evidence from you to support this claim. You will not provide that evidence, however, because you feel that the photos of the footprints you've found would teach hoaxers how to make really authentic-looking bigfoot prints, is that right?
If so, could you please explain why all the other published photos of prints and casts are okay for public consumption but yours present a truth we can't handle? I'm assuming there's some anatomical feature that you are convinced says "real bigfoot" (you can see where my follow-up question will lead) that does not appear on our well-known photos and casts. It suggests to me that you must think that "Patty's" prints from Bluff Creek were hoaxed which would then mean that the main support beam of Jeff Meldrum's bigfooty work is based on said same hoax.