I have a vet buddy who loves reading about stories from other vets. He came across this and knew I research bigfoot and I took pictures of the story.

Over the course of the last year and a half we have found what can only be described as stab ins. They are branches 4-6 inches in diameter and anywhere from 2-4 1/2 foot long branches stabbed into the ground. The first time we found one was about 2 miles from our main research/listening post area. I...

In my research areas I have on numerous occasions found fist sized and smaller rocks on top of recent leaf litter. I have suspected for some time that they are used for hunting. We do know that they are real good at using rocks to get our attention either to see our reactions or to divert our attent...

I posted this on my research thread but after thinking a bit more I thought I would also put it here and add to it. After doing a couple of expeditions last month it got me to thinking. The first one the Bennett Expedition, we had some newer folks involved so we as a team went back to the basics and...

The recent sighting that Bernie and I had has been making me think. Bernie had watched it for about 20 minutes. During that time it appeared to come into view, then leave and back into view. It also seemed to each time come closer as the silhouette became more defined. Bernie would tell me that he t...

I have noticed in the chat box below on the forums main page that there is questions about whether Bigfoot can be sighting in cities and towns. I think that it is an important enough discussion to bring up here in a thread. First off, when all other critters have adapted to urban life, such as deer,...

With the recent knocking games we have been encountering last Saturday we did a little experiment while out on nights listening post. There was very little activity in the area so we decided to try something. I had set up a remote recording station about a mile from camp. Both the recorders are in s...

There is everything they need there so yes it is prime area. With some investigation it is pretty apparent that they have become accustom to living around people as there is some reports from various campgrounds in the area. In my opinion, the Ozarks are definitely do have them in it and is prime ar...

One of the most important things in research that we can do, is be prepared. Whether it is continually having audio running, the use of dash cams, or having a plan for the "what if's" in the woods being prepared is the key to collecting good evidence. For those of you who go into the woods and put b...

Here is a video that Sawdustt did on the last Expedition for phase 2 of the Silent Hills Project. When you add video and a spectrogram it seems to bring it more to life. Great Job Guys!