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Perhaps with the rise in BF popularity on reality TV this guy saw it as a way to drum up some special hunts!

Great little app. Seems to work great, but I'm at home right now so I can't test it very well. No hacks for ads, it only asked for permission to record and use the microphone. I have a 3 year old Android phone if anybody wants it. But you have to use it for Bigfoot research and post the results here on the BFF. Just send me a PM and it's yours.

I wish you well, but that's a fight I have no interest in whatsoever.

Took my wife to lunch at Beaver lodge today. People were ice fishing on the lake. Can back home theough Mill creek rd. Imstead of hwy 20. They were logging so it was plowed. 1- Logging Op 2-View from lodge 3-Looking west towards old dominion mtn 4-Mill creek When I was trucking I always thought the Great Smoky Mtns were pretty.

Throughout the history of mankind, when human encounter natural phenomena they do not understand they assign paranormal or spiritual significance to explain it. We seem to be hardwired to do that. We barely know anything about bigfoot daily activity, how it survives, and what its capabilities are. Much of the woo woo stuff is explainable by infrasound effects on humans. Perhaps not all. What woo woo stuff remains, are likely due to natural phenomena we simply do not yet understand or linking unassociated phenomena and pinning it on the presence of BF. One example of this is the common statement that the woods go silent when BF are present. When I was zapped I do not recall hearing anything but contents of my pack buzzing and would have sworn that the woods went silent. But listening to the audio recording made during the event, the birds are chirping away like normal. The stress of the event, sort of turned my normal senses off. I have never experienced unexplainable battery problems and equipment malfunctions I have experienced have been mostly of my own doing during the excitement of an encounter. Many of the battery issues I think are due to poor quality control in Chinese manufactured alkaline batteries. Nearly everything is made in China now. I have found nearly dead batteries in brand new packages of batteries. All throw away batteries should be tested for nominal voltage as they are installed. That protocol will eliminate a lot of battery issues. Electronic gear can glitch during normal operation. However, modern electronic gear has gone to momentary contact switches where you touch the switch to make it turn on and touch the same switch to turn it off. Slide or mechanical rotating switches are a thing of the past. Infrasound may well cause enough vibration in gear to make a momentary contact switch make contact and turn itself off. That could explain a lot of strange shutdowns.

Title of this thread: "Why can't we find and study Bigfoot?" Because everyone would rather work solo or in pairs HOPING for a sighting so they can say they saw one. Leaving proof to chance isn't working folks. The BFF currently has over 800 members scattered around North America with a few from elsewhere. Those are CURRENT members. How many total members have been here in the last ten years? A couple of thousand? The hard truth is that having no proof of existence is our fault. Not science's, OURS. With the progress the e-DNA has been making in the last twenty years we have had an avenue of scientific pursuit but no one has used it. I see it this way, science has developed, and continues to develop, this technology. In a way, as far as Sasquatch goes, science has shot themselves in the foot by no longer giving itself an excuse to not go and test for this creature. Especially when, for academia at least, testing is so danged cheap.My goal is to coerce science into using the technology to end this debate. Don't you think it's time to use the best danged tool we have? What I don't understand is why more of you aren't seeing this and finding someone in academia to talk to about it. "Why can't we find and study Bigfoot?" Seriously ask yourselves that question, and be honest. If you are honest, then you may find that there is no longer a good excuse. I'm calling science on this, and I'm calling you on it as well. Time for the two of you to join forces? Yep, I think so.