Bigfoot Hoaxer Confesses and Encourages Others to Follow In Their Footsteps

Get a load of this guy. Apparently his job requires extensive traveling, so he has taken up the hobby of going out into the woods and leaving fake bigfoot tracks. He claims to be so good at his craft that his tracks even leave dermal ridges! On the following forum post, the hoaxer encourages others to do the same. Boo! By the way, just by looking at the above photo of some "stompers" I can see several red flags that most bigfoot researchers worth half their salt would notice immediately. Of course the hoaxer claims these are not his, which he refuses to show. But I wonder, are any of these tracks in Dr. Meldrum's database?

I know there are others out there that have done this, some of whom have revealed this in the past. Matt Crowley being one of them that posts images of his very basic stompers and tracks. He's done some excellent work in the past with exposing the bigfoot myth.

One of the most important things to making good tracks is conditions! I cannot emphasize this enough. Without proper soil conditions and hardness, you will be wasting your time. I like to wait until after a long rain storm of a few days or more. When the rain is almost stopped, or has just stopped is the best time to do this. Why? Because the ground is softer than normal, and more apt to accept your dents with ease. This also gives the false impression of the footprints being much deeper than a human could leave in normal conditions. Also, if you do this just before the precipitation stops, it can help give some variance to your tracks and to the final look of your imprints. You can do this crossing dirt roads in a very short trackway that disappears into the brush easily.

I would suggest doing this anywhere you suspect bigfooters may be scouting, or in areas where it is more likely to be seen. After all, bigfoot is everywhere, yet nowhere! Also, be careful and respect private property. I would never advise anyone to do this on someone else's land as you don't want to be trespassing. (some bigfooters especially might get upset about this, but hey it happens!) So you've made some good stompers and tracks/dents in the ground. What next? Nothing! Do not ever report your own tracks, or lead someone to them. Let them be discovered on their own.

As I said above, I do not lie about making these all over the country. I just won't tell you when or where. I've taught two people how to do this on their own, and seen some of their efforts. I'd love to see more people get into this as it helps expose bigfoot con artists that would use these to support the existence and not to expose the myth. The more people out there making tracks, the more hilarious it becomes. (IMHO)

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