Bigfoot Researcher, Matt Moneymaker - Founder of BFRO

Matt Moneymaker speaks to an anthropology class at the College of the Canyons, north of Los Angeles, in late 2009.

Brief Bio :

- Originally from the Los Feliz District of Los Angeles, California.

- Bachelor of Arts in English Literature from the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA), 1992.

- Juris Doctorate from the University of Akron School of Law, 1996.

- Founder of the Bigfoot Field Researchers Organizaton,1995. Current Director of BFRO.

- Writer and co-producer of the Discovery Channel documentary "Sasquatch: Legend Meets Science," 2001.

- Co-producer of the TV Series "Mysterious Encounters" for the Outdoor Life Network (OLN Channel), 2002.

- Producer of the "2003 International Bigfoot Symposium" (Willow Creek Symposium) DVD 2004.

- BFRO expedition organizer-leader, U.S. and Canada, 2004 - 2009.

- Recruited by the Animal Planet Channel (Discovery Communications) in 2009 to lead a television series about bigfoot expeditions in U.S. and Canada, to be filmed in 2010.

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Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• bigfoot
• expert

[thegsmiths4]

The problem with FLIR or thermal is that they mostly show blobs. The blobs can be measured to get an idea of size, but they are still blobs

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Bigfoot is very smart. Look up Koko the gorilla. She learned sign language and was able to communicate with humans.

Now imagine an ape that makes Koko look like its mentally slow cousin. Just because it doesn't have a language like ours, doesn't mean it is dumb.

[TheJokeMonster]

He has the best name ever.

[TheBarred123]

i wanna do him

[amongthefallen17]

This guy knows his shit, about history in general.

[drumlinegirl777]

On other videos Like the finding Bigfoot show most of the comments are bashing on moneymaker idk y he seems like a pretty nice guy. Nice job Matt

[rmcdaniel423]

@flapjack9999 You disagree with the hypothesis that it is an ape that likely crossed over from Asia. Why? What is YOUR hypothesis? If you know more about BF than the BFRO, then by all means, please share your wisdom. Don't leave us hanging like this. :-)

[BuckForester]

Fascinating discussion.

[XionComrade]

@BigAlNino31 Thats the most likely reason, they can leave a area fast enough to never get caught. Just my two cents

[flapjack9999]

Oh boy. I really don't like that he's calling it an ape, and migrated across the Bering Strait. I totally disagree with that.

[budrep]

Bigfoot is real they're just to darn smart to catch up to. That's how they survived all these years.

[wolfatnight]

@logistix111 not quite so easy........ do you know how difficult it is to get footage of Mountain Lions? Trying to film an elusive animal in the wild is extremely difficult