10 Million Dollar Bigfoot Bounty - Season 1
Season 1
Nine teams of big-game hunters and Sasquatch hunters are instructed to find proof of Bigfoot, a hominid-esque figure reportedly seen in the wilderness. Each episode the teams are given a specific challenge and one team will be eliminated in each episode.
Episodes
Bigfoot's Blood
Host Dean Cain & 9 elite teams of Bigfoot hunters embark on the most ambitious search ever undertaken - a hunt for definitive proof of Bigfoot that could alter the course of science. The reward? An unprecedented $10 million.
Big Footage
As the 8 remaining Bigfoot hunting teams hunt for proof of Sasquatch in a 20,000 acre fire-scorched forest, the rift between the hunters & the "Squatchers" fractures the expedition & two sets of teammates nearly come to blows.
Trapping Bigfoot
As the seven teams left scour Brooks Memorial Park in search of proof of Bigfoot one has a riveting Bigfoot encounter while another is rushed to a hospital after a devastating injury.
Bugging Bigfoot
After the six remaining teams continue their quest to find Bigfoot DNA by catching blood-sucking insects, they hunt for Sasquatch at a remote lake, where one team uses another as bait.
Spelunking for Sasquatch
The 5 teams left search for Sasquatch by rappelling into remote caverns at the base of Mt St. Helens. They find a mysterious "apex predator kill zone" that one team believes is where Bigfoot slaughters his prey.
Big Footprints
The final 4 Bigfoot hunting teams track Sasquatch to Northern California where they search in the 1 million acre Six Rivers National Forest. A team captures a video they insist contains the $10 million image of proof.
Bigfoot Ground Zero
The three semi-finalists search for Sasquatch by navigating a river filled with Class III rapids, and then head for Bigfoot "Ground Zero" - Bluff Creek, California where the 1967 Patterson-Gimlin Film was shot.
36 Hours of Hell
The final 2 teams undertake a 36hr hunt at Lake Superior and use a baby covered in cow blood to lure Bigfoot out of hiding. The finalists face off against the judges & eliminated teams to see who deserves the $10 million bounty.
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