Theres a big debate going on in the Bigfoot community: Should you kill the hairy creature (assuming, of course, you can actually find one)?

Thats the argument running through Killing Bigfoot, a six-part series debuting Feb. 4 on Destination America.

The show follows a team of monster hunters known as the Gulf Coast Bigfoot Research Organization (GCBRO) as they attempt to track down and shoot a Sasquatch-type creature supposedly attacking peoples homes, farm animals and pets in the deep South.

Not everyone approves of the teams mission. In the clip above, neuropsychologist Dr. Samuel Webb Sentell, a former member of GCBRO, pleads with group leader Jim Landsdale and member Donald McDonald not to kill a Bigfoot.

As debates go, this one gets hairy:

WEBB: Heres the thing, heres the reason you cant shoot one: They are intelligent, they seem to have families, they are human. They are either human or human hybrid.

JIM: And theyre all theories. Everything you just said was theory. Everything. You cant prove anything.

WEBB: It is theory. It is theory. No, we cant prove it. No, you cant. But guess what?

JIM: Then why do you, you, you scatter this like youre fertilizing a field, Webb?

The debate grows even more heated when Webb argues that killing a Bigfoot could conceivably be murder.

WEBB: Im trying to keep you from being a murderer.

JIM: No! Im not a murderer!

WEBB: Youre going to be!

JIM: Heres the point Im trying to make: What we do is hunting nuisance animals. Do you know what a nuisance animal is?

WEBB: Theyre not nuisance animals.

JIM: Youre crazy. You dont know what youre talking about. They come up, beat on your house, and your children are afraid to go outside. Hes killing your pets, your ducks, your geese. Thats not a nuisance?

Webb then suggests that diplomacy might be the best way to handle a trespassing Bigfoot.

Heres what you dont believe, he says. All you gotta do is ask them quit eatin your chickens, and they will quit eatin your chickens.