Game Warden's Encounter: Sasquatch, Stone Sheep, and Scientific Censorship

A Curious Tale of Sasquatch Encounters and Scientific Dishonesty Greetings, fellow Squatchable enthusiasts! I'm excited to share with you a fascinating video I recently came across on The Round Table Of Knowledge By HTH YouTube channel. The video features Doug Erickson, a game warden from Minnesota, who shares some intriguing insights about his experiences with researchers and scientists in remote areas of the state. Doug starts off by discussing the importance of open communication between game wardens and researchers, as they often spend hours or days together in planes, sharing information about their jobs. He notes that most of the folks he's encountered are honest and diligent, but the distortion of facts often comes from their superiors or where the purse strings are pulled. He shares examples of political decisions being disguised as scientific ones, such as the number of fish meals recommended per week or the adoption of gasahol, which was initially known to pollute more than regular gas. Doug also mentions a researcher who destroyed research at another agency after finding out that the agency destroyed his research, and an archaeologist who could lose funding or be ostracized by peers for discovering an artifact out of context. Towards the end of the video, Doug shares an email from a viewer who had a six-day encounter with the Sasquatch phenomenon. The viewer, who remains anonymous, describes how their experience changed their life and enlightened them. They also mention their belief that the frequency of sightings may have something to do with the game being hunted, as they were an avid Hunter before their encounter. As a curator of this video, I find Doug's experiences and the anonymous viewer's account captivating. It's a reminder that there's still so much to learn about the world around us, and that sometimes, the truth can be distorted for various reasons. I encourage all of you to watch the video and share your thoughts on the matter. Let's continue to explore and discuss these fascinating topics together. Happy Squatching! [Note: The video video has been edited for clarity and grammar.]