We are joined by researchers Jason Sakrisson and Charles Lamica, who discuss collaborating on a new long-term field study called “Living with Sasquatch.”
The team is joined by David Ellis and Julie Rench who discuss their ongoing research with possible audio recordings of Sasquatch sounds.
Researcher Amy Bue joins us for a discussion about her Bigfoot research in Ohio and Pennsylvania, as well as her projects that include Project Zoobook.
Marc Myrsell, a land surveyor and researcher who has compiled an impressive amount of information about the famous Ape Canyon Incident, joins us to discuss the facts behind the story.
On this episode, Russ Jones joins us to discuss his research in the State of West Virginia, as detailed in his book “Tracking the Stone Man: West Virginia’s Bigfoot.”
On this episode, we examine the controversial issue of shooting Sasquatch, legislation related to hunting the creatures, and what authorities would become involved if a body were ever found.
On this episode, we are joined by Shelly Covington Montana, whose experience in animal tracking and other disciplines builds a formidable tool kit for citizen science.
On this edition of Sasquatch Tracks we are joined by Matt Pruitt, a longtime researcher of the Sasquatch mystery and current member of the North American Wood Ape Conservancy (NAWAC).
On this installment, we are joined by filmmaker Stacy Brown Jr., who discusses his new documentary “The Skunk Ape Lives.”
On this episode, we go to the sources and reference official documents that show how government agencies have addressed the subject of Sasquatch over the years.