As if I needed to point this out. A complaint by the cast of “Finding Bigfoot” is spreading through the web. They’re claiming to be fed-up with the constant.
Finding Bigfoot: Season Nine Coming to Animal Planet - canceled TV shows. Finding Bigfoot has its return to Animal Planet set. Last month, TV Series Finale reported that one of the members of the cast revealed on his Facebook page that the series would return in January.

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That has now been confirmed. Finding Bigfoot will premiere its ninth season on January 3.
Read more about the series’ return in the press release below. THE SEARCH RESUMES AS “FINDING BIGFOOT” RETURNS TO ANIMAL PLANET FOR AN ALL- NEW SEASON BEGINNING JANUARY 3rd.
Season Premiere Determines Which is the Better Habitat for Bigfoot: The American or Canadian Bush?(Silver Spring, Md.) - The natural world is full of discoveries to be made and truths to be uncovered. However, there is one legendary animal mystery that sparks passion unlike any other: the existence of Bigfoot.
Animal Planet’s intrepid FINDING BIGFOOT team travels to the corners of the globe in hopes to, once and for all, prove that the elusive bigfoot (aka sasquatch) is out there. The new season of FINDING BIGFOOT premieres Sunday, January 3, from 9- 1. PM (ET/PT), as Animal Planet’s curious crypto- zoological team sets foot in new locations with modern technologies to progress the search. And in the two- hour premiere, Bigfoot Field Research Organization (BFRO) president Matt Moneymaker, researchers James “Bobo” Fay and Cliff Barackman and field biologist Ranae Holland split up to determine the better sasquatch habitat: the American or Canadian wilderness. While the countries share a border, they boast different landscapes, so Cliff and Matt investigate the Canadian bush while Bobo and Ranae scour their home turf for evidence.
This season, the team investigates the following states. In a top- secret sasquatch investigation, the team goes into full stealth mode and utilize tips from military members to investigate forests just off base. The team takes a helicopter trip deep into the Oregon wilderness to one of the most remote locations in the show’s history. And, for the first time, the team employs drones with infrared cameras.
FINDING BIGFOOT is produced for Animal Planet by Ping Pong Productions. Brad Kuhlman and Casey Brumels are executive producers for Ping Pong Productions. Keith Hoffman is executive producer and Sarah Russell is producer for Animal Planet.
Amazon. com: Finding Bigfoot: Matt Moneymaker, Snake Oil Productions: Movies & TVFirst of all, if you're doing investigations while trying to prove a bigfoot is real, and your name is Moneymaker.. I'd change my name.
Just saying. This is a great show and just what I needed for a bigfoot marathon. It's great to see someone investigating these claims with more experience than the fools on Monsterquest.
On Monsterquest, someone will put up a trail cam and catch 5. DNA and spend the entire show telling you of the testing involved, only to find it's nothing. Just say that to begin with and don't waste my time. But with Finding Bigfoot, everyone is great using bigfoot calls and thermal cameras, investigating witnesses, even trying to see if the sighting could be recreated, trying to determine if the witness was mistaken or bogus. Great recreations, great investigating as well. It's even great having a skeptic (Ranae) involved to try to find another explanation, though yes she is way too scientific at times. I think if a bigfoot walked into their view, she would be mauled while trying to inspect the creature's body for a zipper.
But Bobo and Cliff are my fave investigators, both with dead- on awesome bigfoot calls. Matt reminds me of over- eager Ray Stantz from Ghostbusters who, after finding their first ghost, yells . Or maybe they lost him, and they're like oh well. HE WAS RIGHT THERE, stay there and continue the investigation.
Follow where you last saw it. You just might get more evidence. Stay a week, a month, whatever it takes. There was one episode where they spot something possibly bipedal in a field on thermal, and Matt makes his way towards it.. Bobo who is filming stays planted instead of also walking closer to it to get a better view, and we never see the shot of the thing walking away. So we're only left to wonder. Frustrations aside, it's still the best bigfoot investigation show out there, and it's pretty darn good at that.
I wish there were many many more episodes, and I will buy every volume that is released. After watching the first season, I started all over and re- watched it again.