Man planning $3 million startup to catch Bigfoot

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Bigfoot has been the stuff of legends for the better part of a century.

But one man thinks if he throws enough money at the mythical man-ape, he can find it.

Yes, Carmine Biscardi is looking to raise $3 million by selling stock in his "Bigfoot Project," according to People.

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He's well aware that this isn't a popular idea. But he's not fazed.

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