July expedition part 2

[TrainingEffect]

Another Great ISasquatch nvestigation. keep up the Great Work Guys!

Coach Bob

[BFResearchSE]

looked like a print to me at 2:09. Good documentation on the dirt print. I need to carry my tape measure around more. It makes a big difference when presenting. All good finds. Are you finding fewer footprints since this vid? I've found that my guys are much more careful about leaving prints. On their travel routes, you'll often see trees downed like what you showed.

[TheMojo1963]

BFR... this video was in the summer of 2009. We found most of our tracks in these warmer months. Since we've been researching during the winter, we haven't found any definative tracks. Yet, we press on!

[TheMojo1963]

Yes, the ground is soft. A deep layer of pine needs makes the ground feel like you're walking on a mattress. That type of ground doesn't take tracks well. So, no I didn't discover any tracks in that area.

[LongFoot100]

Around the knocked over tree, you said the ground was soft...Did you look for any tracks in the soil. If they push over trees they have to use their feet and it should make deep tracks in soft soil.

[tom45238]

@ 1:03 on the video I could hear bigfoot plain as day!

[boonjackmedia]

oh yeah, i heard it 2.... sound like a sasqua-mojo-itch, its a rather rare breed of yeti.