The investigators of Animal Planet's "Finding Bigfoot" narrowly missed another chance to capture a Bigfoot on camera as they explored South Dakota on the Feb. 10, 2013 episode.
After James Twiss, a retired chief of police officer, saw Sasquatch through a thermal imager (although not one that can record), the team followed leads from members of the local Lakota tribe. Cliff Barackman stayed overnight but uncovered no video, audio, or physical evidence that the creatures were there. He did see an American Bison though.
The rest of the team followed up on tips from residents, who all seemed credible. From there, they narrowed down their search to a ridge where a water source was found and plenty of food could be available to a family of Sasquatch. One knock was all that came from their last night in the investigation. Still, all four believed that Bigfoots could live there and most likely do.
I look forward to the show every week, but this one left me frustrated, again. The witness stories are always cool, but the team hardly ever finds anything. At least most of the time they hear something (something more than a single knock).
I am excited about next Sunday's episode as the team, Matt Moneymaker (Founder and President of the BFRO), Ranae Holland (Field Biologist), James (Bobo) Fay (Field Investigator), and Barackman (Bigfoot Expert) travel to the Island of Sumatra Indonesia to search for Sasquatch's distant relative, Orang Pendek.
"Destination: Truth" fans will recall Josh Gates' journey through the unfamiliar jungle and caves to find Orang Pendek. It will be interesting to see how the "Finding Bigfoot" team fares out of their element.
For episode schedules, go to http://animal.discovery.com/tv-shows/finding-bigfoot/tv-schedule.htm.
Source: http://animal.discovery.com/tv-shows/finding-bigfoot
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