This travesty of a show is not only ridiculously unbelievable, but also boringly repetitive. A bunch of fat bearded men roaming around in woods while shouting and laughing have finally solved some of the age-long mysteries of cryptozoology - really?
The same sequence of events takes place in each and every episode I've seen, and it's full of contrived scenes: the fat guys immediately find eye-witnesses, images or videos of the hunted monster, its tracks and whereabouts, then they quickly build a trap and lure the monster right away into it, while their trap-cameras produce in the end only conveniently blurry footage or photos. And where are the captured beings or at least their hairs or blood for further analysis?
I've only watched a few episodes but it's obviously just a prank (if someone have had really produced publicly the least physical sample of a Sasquatch or the like, it would have been major news and then in-depth research would have followed). The sad aspect is that it's a mockery of the needed research of mysterious reports, which shouldn't be ignored from the start, but verified. Furthermore, it has no real humor, which would have saved it at least in part.
The same sequence of events takes place in each and every episode I've seen, and it's full of contrived scenes: the fat guys immediately find eye-witnesses, images or videos of the hunted monster, its tracks and whereabouts, then they quickly build a trap and lure the monster right away into it, while their trap-cameras produce in the end only conveniently blurry footage or photos. And where are the captured beings or at least their hairs or blood for further analysis?
I've only watched a few episodes but it's obviously just a prank (if someone have had really produced publicly the least physical sample of a Sasquatch or the like, it would have been major news and then in-depth research would have followed). The sad aspect is that it's a mockery of the needed research of mysterious reports, which shouldn't be ignored from the start, but verified. Furthermore, it has no real humor, which would have saved it at least in part.