
New York Bigfoot Hunter Claims DNA Results Reveal Human Connection
A Bigfoot hunter has said to have found evidence that proves the creature is in New York and is...half human.
Bigfoot Remains Found in Adirondack Mountains in 2024
Snake the Bigfoot Hunter, also known as Charles Stuart, claims that back in 2024 he found Bigfoot remains in the Adirondack Mountains.
The bigfoot corpse is said to be 8 feet tall, weighing in a 300lbs and is lovingly named Dack (which we think is short for Adirondack...makes sense, right?).
The remains were on display at the New York State Fair last year and as a bigfoot believe, I have to say...it looks pretty convincing.
Take a look:
Recently Stuart has claimed that he's used the DNA from the Bigfoot corpse and had it tested by Cornell University.
Bigfoot Hunter Finds Alleged Scientific Evidence in Upstate, NY
The New York Post is reporting that Stuart has gotten the results back from the DNA test from his Bigfoot corpse.
According to The Post, Stuart is claiming that the corpse he found is said to have DNA that is half neanderthal and half human.
With that being said, Cornell University has not made a statement regarding the new DNA evidence, but we'll make sure to update this story with more information as it comes in.
If you're interested in learning more about Dack and Snake the Bigfoot Hunter, they will both be returning to the New York State Fair in 2026 in Syracuse.
More information can be found at Bigfootremains.com.
Hudson Valley's History with Bigfoot
While the specific Bigfoot mentioned above was found in the Adirondack's many believe there are Bigfoot families in the Hudson Valley.
Bigfoot Researcher's of the Hudson Valley is a great source for local stories about the creature. There are sightings everywhere from Mount Beacon to Pine Plains and in the woods of Ulster County.
If you believe you had a Bigfoot encounter, we would love to hear your story. Send them to us through the stations mobile app.
Take a look at some of the Bigfoot stories and sightings throughout the years below:

