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Bossburg Tracks

I see that the Bossburg tracksfamous because one of the track-maker's feet seems to have suffered from some sort of clubbing deformityare mentioned, but the discussion of the subject is limited to the usual ""where and when the trail was found"" info and then the well-known (at least in bf circles) quote about nobody being ""sick"" enough to have hoaxed it, etc.  I have an article from Skeptic magazine, though, about how there were some suspicious aspects to its origin, the seemingly non-sensical path the tracks took, as well as the fact that someone had hoaxed a film of an injured, limping bigfoot either before or after the discovery (a significant distinction I need to recheck); in any case, the Bossburg incident is more complicated than presented in the Evidence article.  For the longest time, I thought the whole thing represented very compelling evidenceif not the *most* compelling evidencesupporting Bigfoot's existence, but there actually *is* a cogent ""hoax"" counter-argument.  Should this be summarized and included?   "