And now for something completely different: KUT News鈥� pals point to reports that a Nacogdoches veterinarian claims to have sequenced Bigfoot鈥檚 DNA.
Melba Ketchum says she鈥檚 of the elusive cryptid via DNA from hair, blood and tissue samples. (Maybe not so surprisingly, many folks .)
StateImpact Texas also reminds us that, should you come across an ornery Yeti, yes, it is in Texas. 鈥淏igfoot would be a non-protected wild animal,鈥� Texas Parks and Wildlife鈥檚 L. David Sinclair told StateImpact Texas earlier this year.
KUT News is relatively new to the Bigfoot beat, but a good local source for all your Bigfoot news is Austin鈥檚 , located on Sixth Street. The museum has a section dedicated to Bigfoot, and its website has on the big fella, including a recent alleged .
鈥淚鈥檝e been keeping close tabs on this story; it鈥檚 been developing the last few years,鈥� says museum owner Steve Busti. 鈥淚 think it鈥檚 really big news.鈥�
But how does one get into that line of work exaclty?
鈥淥ne of my earliest experiences as a young child was when I got to see this Bigfoot-like creature that was in a sideshow,鈥� Busti says. 鈥淚t was this body frozen in ice. Today it鈥檚 known as ."
鈥淭oday its been proven as a hoax," he says. "But when I was a kid it sparked my imagination.鈥�
