Sasquatch is supposedly a large, hairy ape-like creature that lives in the forests of North America. They are said to resemble a brown or black man standing about seven feet tall. According to Native American folklore, Sasquatch came from the spiritual world when the Creator made them. Sasquatch is sometimes referred to as "wild man" or "hairy man". Bigfoot is usually seen lumbering around on two legs but they can walk on fours when they need the extra stability. It's not unusual for someone who encounters a Sasquatch to feel threatened and intimidated because of their size and how they charge at people with their arms outstretched and make loud barking sounds according to bigfoot researchers.
Sasquatch is a controversial topic that is highly debated. Some believe in the existence of Sasquatch but most do not. There are still many unanswered questions about bigfoot and no one really knows what they are or where they came from. Many researchers have gone to extreme lengths to find out more about these elusive creatures, ranging from scientists to police officers, yet none have ever produced any solid evidence proving the existence of these giant hairy creatures.
One of the biggest problems faced by bigfoot researchers is how to successfully capture a Sasquatch. Many of the animals they have tried to capture have escaped and there was never a single video or sound recording of a Sasquatch. If they exist, then why can't we find any evidence? The truth is out there and someday we will find it. In order to do this, a trap must be made but what kind of trap should it be? Traps can range from the very simple to the very complicated. It is also important for the person building the trap to have an idea of what Sasquatch behavior is like so that they can build a trap that will work.
Sasquatch are usually found in forest habitats, especially areas near water or rivers. They also tend to stick to wooded areas (even though they can be seen in some suburban and residential neighborhoods) and rarely venture out into open spaces. They have been sighted crossing rivers but only when they need to and most will avoid the open water if possible. So a trap built for a Sasquatch should preferably cover an area where one would expect them to travel through, such as near a river or lake.
There have been many different kinds of traps built by different bigfoot researchers over the years but they all had one thing in common, all of them were proven unsuccessful. Some of these traps have been built to catch the Sasquatch, lure them towards it and then prevent them from getting away. These traps have been very elaborate and expensive but they never worked. Most of the traps that were designed used a bait method in which it would trigger when something took the bait. The idea is that when the bait is taken, it will cause an action to occur in the trap.
bigfoot researcher's groups:
1. Sasquatch Recon Team [SRT]
2. Bigfoot Research Associates [BRA]
3. Footprints & Screams [F&S]
4. North America Bigfoot Search [NABS]
5. Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization [BFRO]
6. Bigfoot 911
bigfoot researcher's groups techniques:
1. DNA testing of hair samples
2. Visual and audio recordings
3. Documenting footprints
4. Documenting other evidence
sasquatch researcher's groups techniques:
1. Visual and audio recordings
2. Photographing footprints; using cameras to capture Bigfoot photographs and foot prints in the wilds, such as hiking trails, vacant forests, swamps, etc...
3. Documentation of other evidence, such as Sasquatch vocalizations, sleeping patterns, etc...
sasquatch researcher's groups equipment:
1. Handheld digital cameras
2. Digital video recorders
3. Microphones
4. Binoculars
5. Military infrared scopes [military grade binoculars] and infrared night vision goggles [NODS]
6. Trail cameras
7. Remote trail cameras, wireless trail cameras, and motion activated trail cams [to capture Bigfoot video and photos in the wilderness]
8. GPS units
9. Field telephones
10. Geiger counter [set to measure radiation levels/fields in the woods and wilderness]
11. Electronic voice synthesizer [to mimic Sasquatch vocalizations]
12. Wireless microphones and speakers for outdoor applications
13. Mobile mapping systems and global positioning system (GPS) equipped vehicles for rugged terrain, such as forest trails, mountain fields, swampy areas, etc...
14. Land survey equipment [to measure land]
15. Computerized Global Positioning System (CGP)
16. Laser range finders
17. Night vision goggles [military grade night vision goggles to capture Bigfoot video and photos at night or in low light conditions]
18. Infrared trail cameras with heat sensors for use in cold weather conditions
19. Seismic sensors for detecting Bigfoot vocalizations and explosive vocalizations [like infrasound]
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