  In this note, we respond to the comments and criticisms made by the
representatives of the CDF and D0 collaborations on our recent papers in which
we point out that the theoretical uncertainties in the Higgs production cross
section have been largely un- derestimated and, if properly taken into account,
will significantly loosen the Tevatron Higgs exclusion bounds. We show that our
approach to the theoretical uncertainties is reasonable and fully justified. In
particular, we show that our procedure is not very different from that adopted
by the LHC experiments and if the latter is used in the Tevatron case, one
obtains much larger uncertainties that those assumed by the CDF and D0
collaborations. Furthermore, we provide additional details on our statistical
analysis of the CDF and D0 exclusion limit and show that it is conceptually
correct.
