by Frank Cali Vice President Team Tracker
Alot of people say Bob Gimlin didn't make much money on the
Patterson/Gimlin film allegedly showing a Bigfoot in 1967. It's been called the
PG film, but mostly the Patterson film that was filmed on October 20,
1967 on Bluff Creek a tributary of the Klamath River about 25 road miles
north-west of Orleans, California. The film was shot by Patterson as Gimlin
looked on with gun at the ready.
We know Patterson made money on the film as he showed it all over the
country. Patterson died on January 15, 1972 of cancer. The copyright is now held
by his wife.
Gimlin has now been signed up to endorse the gadget called Squatchlt. It
looks kind of like a duck caller and sounds like a duck in heat. It's a novelty
item really and it's a fun thing to play around with when your bored. I'm sure the
kids would love it, but it isn't going to bring in them Squatch. I can see the
BFRO using it on the "Finding Bigfoot" TV show. Hell, why not? they've done just
about all the stupid things you can do week after week with no results. Flying
in air balloons, ATV's and fireworks. So why not try the Squatchlt? Cliff Barackman endorsed as well.
I can see Bobo using it now if the show remands on the air? The ratings
will start to drop, as each show is the same as the last. They should have named
it "Not Finding Bigfoot".
Rick Dyer didn't use the Squatchlt and he actually shot and killed a
Bigfoot. They don't call him "The Greatest Bigfoot Tracker in the World" for
nothing.
Maybe Santa will bring you your very own Squatchlt this year, A great way
to drive your neighbors crazy or if you want to break your lease on your
apartment blowing it 3am in the morning
