"Steve Kulls More Involved in 2008 Hoax Then He Let On"

By Frank Cali Vice President Team Tracker

 

I hope you didn't miss Rick Dyer's 1st Anniversary Special Show last night on YouTube. Rick did one hell of a show and revealed  alot of things never disclosed before. He spoke of Steve Kulls major involvement in the 2008 hoax which is alot more than "The Sasquatch Detective" would have liked the public and the Bigfoot community to know. I won't let the cat out of the bag. You can watch the show on the link below.

 

Rick also talked about Tom Biscardi and what really happened that year. Again, you'll have to listen to the show to find out what is was. I emailed him just before the show and I have no idea of he got it in time.

 

Kulls who recently was made the laughing stock of many in the Bigfoot community behind closed doors when he flew over 3,000 miles to see the baby Bigfoot Rick Dyer invited him to see. Kulls was punked by Rick using his keyboard. Of course if you hear Kulls version, he tries to make it out to be he went to California to expose a hoax. He would make a good politician because he is very good at telling tall tales. Which I guess makes up for him being a short guy.

 

Steve Kulls and Tom Biscardi

 

 

 

Dyer also talked in full about that night in San Antonio when he came face to face with a Bigfoot., whom he shot and killed. For the past year it has been studied by scientists who will disclose to the public that these beings are not what 99.9% of the Bigfoot community thought they are. As I reported  several times, there is no mid-tarsal break in the foot. The only break they have is in Dr. Meldrum theory's. There will be a lot more book burnings than the one Rick did when his books are proven completely wrong. The scientists also confirm they are not half ape, half man. But, I'll save the rest for the press conference.

 

Rick took us back to what that evening was like making eye contact with until then was considered a myth by many. The effect it had on Morgan Matthews, the Director of "Shooting Bigfoot" Up until that night, he though all the Bigfoot researchers were nuts. After seeing it twice and then being pushed over with a 50 pound camera on his shoulder by this 8 foot 8 being, he changed his mind. Up until then, Matthews was doing a film on what he considered men who searched for a myth , with no basic in fact. After that night, Matthews waqs to change to ttilemof the movie to "Shooting Bigfoot."

 

 

 

Also disclosed was the second location of "Hank", where I and later Craig Phillips had seen this amazing being. Craig was at this locataion to witness the body being moved. Musky Allen had seen it in a different facility a few months earlier.

 

Ok, I'm not going to revel anymore, You're just going to have to watch the YouTube show from last night. Rick will be doing 2 more shows this weekend with me and Team Tracker members and they will be broadcast both tonight and Sunday night starting at 9pm eastern time and 6 pm pacific.

 

I hope you all have a great weekend. We'll see you on YouTube later tonight. I'm going to round up a garbage trunk so you can start tossing you Bigfoot books in it when you find out that most of the information in them IS garbage.

 

 The link to last night's show is HERE

 

 

"Shooting Bigfoot NEW Review"

Morgan Matthews’ documentary Shooting Bigfoot concerning a crazy American subculture has a whiff of Louis Theroux about it (a resemblance not helped by Matthews’ similarly softly spoken style of inquisition), but is an entertaining examination into the world of professional, and not so professional, Sasquatch hunters.

With a divisive ending that is certain to pose more questions than it answers, it's slickly assembled with a rousing set of animated opening credits, we follow Matthews as he hangs out in the backwoods with three distinct groups. We meet Dallas and Wayne, two good ol’ boys and amateur trackers whose other halves have long since given up trying to make sense of their obsession. Then there is Rick Dyer, who's adventure is what the film's title is based on.  Then  there is Tom Biscardi who has a team behind him and has been in the business for decades but seems reluctant to let Matthews in on everything. As one would expect from the entire industry, there is humor to be found in just how seriously they all take it.

From Biscardi barking at his wife to fetch him a Snapple, to Dallas and Wayne’s problems with their audio set up, the film has its fair share of chuckles at the expense of the subjects – but never in a cruel way. A menacing air hangs over the segment with Rick and leads to many of the most enthralling moments.

What impresses most is that it is also capable of producing a real sense of unease about the possibility of this legendary cryptozoological specimen actually existing. Featuring some candid, seemingly not-for-camera interactions and unbelievable (in every sense) individuals, it plays just as well as any film. It wraps up too quickly and some strands are frustratingly left dangling but as a fun documentary it rattles along and keeps you constantly guessing.
 

 

Watch the Shooting Bigfoot movie trailer below

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0XLqVTmumHY

Editorial: Bigfoot: For the record

 

Yesterday I made a statement that I consider Rick Dyer a gentleman. It didn't like long for the haters to jump on that comment. The skeptics, haters and even people in the Bigfoot community have been attacking Rick for years. Now they are coming at members of his Team Tracker group. Rick has been on his Blogtalk and YouTube program for months and months, almost every single night taking phone callas from listeners. He has never refused to answer a question. He's even taken repeated calls from alot of people. All Rick asked is if you have a different point of view call in and do it peacefully.

Musky Allen, a former skeptic came forward and talked about seeing the body of "Hank", the Bigfoot Rick shot and killed in Texas last September. Within hours Musky was getting trashed, called a liar and "in" on a hoax. Musky described in detail his viewing of the body. Musky would not in any way shape or form be part of a hoax. He never thought Bigfoot was real until he saw the body.

Facebook Find Bigfoot took alot of heat and ugly comments when they awarded Rick the award for Best Bigfoot tracker of the year. People ever went to extreme measures to get their YouTube channel shut down. Pretty extreme measures for a group that was analyzing videos of Bigfoot. When they found one that was a fake, they said so.

For the record, NONE of the Team Tracker members are paid. All have volunteered their time and services for the sole purpose of helping Rick to bring this to the entire world. Some members  who had only self interest and other motives got kicked of the team. The team consists of writers, Bigfoot researchers, electronic and computer experts, artists, songwriters and other various backgrounds of experience.

Months before the movie "Shooting Bigfoot" was released in Canada, Rick told of the events that happened that night. Why the Director chose to edit the ending the way he did is only known to him and the film company. Another point is do you think Morgan Matthews , a renown award winning Director or Minnow films would take part in a hoax? No...When he did interviews or made statements,  Matthews only said "He was not in the possession of a Bigfoot body." He never said "There is NO Bigfoot body."

Rick Dyer is an honorable man, he helps the homeless on a daily basis. The Rick Dyer I know is a true friend and a wonderful family man. He never started bashing anyone until THEY started to bash him on a regular basis. He has done something that no one has ever been able to do before. He had a plan to bring a Bigfoot in and he did, thus making him "The Greatest Bigfoot Hunter in the World. Period.