. >> you going to look for sasquatch?> i don't believe you, man. >> good luck. >> heading to washington state to go squatching. he's taking to it a whole other level. >> too many people are going after the big sasquatch. >> you're going to go for the little sasquatch. >> you've got to worry about the mom and you've got to worry about the dad. >> i walked into his house the other day. he had about a 3 1/2-foot cardboard cutout, honest to god, standing in his living room. i said, come on, what is this? i said, aren't big foots bigger, like 7, foot supposedly? he said, no, no, no. that's not what i'm looking for. he says, that's the baby squatch. >> three weeks of nothing but sasquatching. >> just in the woods, squatching? >> all day, all night. >> he's calling this big foot hotline to find out where the most recent activity it is. >> no. it's not a big foot hot line. you get on the internet, see where it's at, stay away from those areas. too many people. you want to go where the people are not. be you get scent control. pla

my youngest daughter used to think sasquatch lives there. >> they just haven't seen him yet. >> that is a pristine space and i think to open it up is a great gift to san francisco. i'd like to spend time out there as well, but i think the concerns about keeping the watershed clean have to be watched carefully. i'm not an expert on that, i know that they want to open it up but those kind of things are, once you give it to the public you can't take it back so it should be done deliberately but well. >> i know other watersheds in marin county has their watersheds pretty open to the public. you can walk along trails just on the edge of the water itself. i'm not saying that's what needs to be done here for crystal springs, but there is a lot of interest in opening up that land for greater access to really enjoy what's there and incredible landscapes. so that could very well include sasquatch as you know there's been a lot of discussion about power sf and pca and you touched about that in your response. it's a big priority for many members of the board of supervisors and this year the mayo