aniakgeneral

This place isn't as remote as it's portrayed. It's not an island or blocked by any natural barriers. It's only about 20 miles from a community ( seldovia ) that's been there for I can't even remember how long and still is alive and well. Just because there was a cannery there doesn't mean there was ever some giant slug of fish that arrived there every year. A cannery is placed in the most profitable spot the process the fish. Basically there never was any sustainable harvest in that bay. Sure, fish to catch and eat but not commercial fishing. Trollers would have been far away ( just like in the show deadliest catch ) so nobody is coming back for that reason. So, if there's a wild pack of bigfoot running around I would think they could have made the 20 mile walk to the next village to terrorise them as well. I actually do believe there is a possibility of a unknown creature of this kind. But, when I saw the cinder blocks they hauled for a fire pit instead of just grabbing some boulders from the beach? Really? Just my perspective as 48 year Alaskan resident but hey, if your entertained that's all good to. We can also be entertained by facts, science and accurate history. I also have the feeling that some of the participants in the filming are not told how they are being portrayed in the story line.