The North Dakota Game & Fish Department is partnering with the Department Of Natural Resources to purchase four sex dolls, sometimes referred to as “Waifus”, in order to collect and test for possible Bigfoot DNA.
The longest serving and most experienced Game & Fish Officers have been involved in meetings to select four separate locations in and around western North Dakota to place these life-size dolls, based on a number of factors, such as reported sightings, evidence, and favorable habitat conditions.
A spokesperson states:
“These sex dolls are very realistic and life-like in every way. We looked at many, it was hard to make a decision because they were all very attractive. In the end we went with three Caucasian women, and one Asian woman. Each of them have long hair, two blond, one with brown hair, and the Asian has long beautiful black hair, we joked, ‘She love you long time’.”
“Three of these dolls have C-cup bust size, and one of the two blonds has D-cup bust size. A couple of the dolls come with eye-glasses, so you can put them on to make them appear more intelligent. They each come with one set of clothing, we selected elastic waistband shorts, and a Bikini top, because both of these are easy to take off or pull down.”
“We think that these dolls that we have chosen, will provide the best bang for the buck. We will be installing hidden trail cameras at each doll location, and hope to capture first-of-its-kind Bigfoot video, which should be very interesting.”
Scientists at Game & Fish and the DNR hope to obtain DNA samples once these dolls are placed in the field. They will use this DNA to determine if there are Bigfoot in western North Dakota, what DNA they share with humans, and are they possibly related to the descendants of the captured Russian Yeti “Zana”, whose descendants immigrated and settled in Dickinson.
Here is a link to the Waifu website that was chosen to purchase these dolls: https://www.thedollhousesanantonio.com/clothing.html
Dem bigfoots is jus niggaz dat aint washed or had a haircuts in munths das awl!!
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Shequan,
North Dakota Game & Fish is fixing to prove you wrong about that, with DNA and video recordings.
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