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The National Park Service cited and fined professional Bigfoot hunter Matt Pruitt $525 for leading a 31-person Sasquatch search expedition along Arkansas' Buffalo National River last month without first obtaining the required written permit. Pruitt charges participants between $300 and $500 each, which means he netted somewhere between $9,000 and $15,000, despite the paltry fine. Not bad. LiveScience.
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