This is a video of a deer taken by a remote camera set up in the forest. While it is nice to look at, it does not provide proof of the existence of the Sasquatch. This is probably disappointing, but perhaps not terribly so, to those who set the camera up: Sasquatch Watch of Virginia, an organization dedicated to "the scientific research and investigation of the creature known as Bigfoot or Sasquatch."

The group went on a mission recently in neighboring West Virginia's Dolly Sods woodlands-a scenic stretch of uninhabited wilderness that is, according to Sasquatch Watch founder, Billy Willard, "a great place to search for Sasquatch."

They walked around the woods, taking plaster casts of what might be footprints and collecting samples of mysterious poop. They got to use GPS locaters and specialized cameras and recording devices. "Our friendly research methods do not strive to harm or kill any wildlife," says Wilder. "We seek to be cooperative and not hurtful to any person and to any public or private organizations." It sounds like a lovely bunch of guys, getting some nice fresh air, and having what is probably lots of fun-except for the picking up poop part. I'd wear fatigues and build a fort and bring Chinese stars to throw at trees. (Ooh, unless that would be considered harming wildlife?)

Says Wilder's fellow Sasquatch Watcher, Bruce Harrington, "I think one of the biggest arguments that people have against the existence of Bigfoot is there hasn't been any proof. From a logical standpoint, absence of proof is not proof of absence. So just because we don't have the proof that these creatures exist doesn't mean they don't exist."

That is irrefutably true.