Several expeditions have been organized to track down the Yeti, but
none have found more than footprints and questionable artifacts like
scalps and hides. The London Daily Mail sent an expedition in 1954.
American oil men Tom Slick and F. Kirk Johnson financed trips in 1957,
58, and 59. Probably the most well-known expedition went in 1960.

So far there is no firm evidence to support the existence of the Yeti,
but there is no way show that he doesn't exist either.


If hides exist (or even a fragment of hide weighing a fraction of a gram),
then its about 15 minutes genetic testing to determine the species they came
from.

So obviously these hides don't exist, or are demonstrably not from a Yeti.