Actually, this question, or a variety of it, is often asked when a government agency posts or publishes anything with a photo, a symbol, a sign or the words Bigfoot, Sasquatch, etc. My take is that this is a silly conclusion. It is like asking if the jerky company acknowledges the actual existence of Bigfoot.
The big guy is simply being used as a marketing tactic. Nothing more, nothing less.
It seems as though the thought of the existence of BF is endearing to many people, and it evokes a certain emotion, as well as a following. So it would seem that using images or the concept of BF would be a smart marketing ploy.
And Bigfoot-ology seems to elicit a sense of fun, excitement, and discovery of the unknown.
I say, let them use it and don't take anything more from any state or government agency when they decide to use it to promote a program that encourages people, adults and kids alike, to explore the outdoors.
It's better than any video game.
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