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I have always wondered but never looked into the thought of DNA collecting and data basing on Bigfoot possibilities. Now I ask here. Where do researchers get possible Bigfoot DNA processed? I my passed I have attained "other than human" DNA when working a homicide or other type case and gathered possible samples, for example a nearby tool and I could send to the crime and get a result. Being a legal case it is payed for by the state crime lab. But I would assume getting Bigfoot samples are expensive.
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