Sasquatch Evidence: Seminole Project

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Thursday, January 8, 2015

Derek Randles will be Keynote speaker at the Florida Skunk Ape conference in March

Derek Randles of the Olympic Project will be a key speaker at the Florida Skunk Ape Conference the spring. The event is produced by Stacy Brown Jr of the Sasquatch Hunters.

Following on the success of the first conference last September, Stacy has wasted no time in putting together a first class field of experts on Bigfoot to headline this event.

Unlike most Bigfoot conventions, this one will be a camping event for those that want to go outdoors and get a feel for what real Sasquatch research is all about. I'm going. I would not miss this for the world.

I have a couple of cameras on loan from Derek. We have used them with great success in the wilds of Florida. We have documented every animal you can think of except the Skunk Ape. There are some images of interest. Some mysterious ones, such as something covering the lens and what may have made others fire. But no real one yet. I do agree with Derek that it is at least a five year project even when you have at least 30 cameras. We only have two. Others are on our Christmas list.

Wednesday, October 22, 2014

The Seminole Skunk Ape location project

This short video will give you the general idea of the Seminole Project and what we are attempting to accomplish. We take the responsibility seriously that the Olympic Project has bestowed upon us by lending us the cameras and we are doing our best to make this a success. We have put in a tremendous amount of work to secure the perfect areas for a possible finding. Let me explain.

The areas we have found were test run first after scouting the areas for evidence of natural resources. Water, vegetation, cover and seclusion were high on the list. If we could go for hours without ever seeing another human being then we knew we were in the right areas. Test runs of the Reconyx RC60 stealth cams proved the areas were teaming with wildlife. We then set a permanent deployment for a November media card and battery change out.

All is set and now the areas are full of swamp water and bugs. We could not realistically get back there which is good. Nobody else could get back there as well. With the change of season in November, all should be well.

Monday, October 20, 2014

Trail cam images Summer 2014

What the area looked like in daylight

The cable lock

A very large pig at night

He is big

Compare the palmetto position to the one below

It has moved

This trail cam was in place for the entire summer and early Fall. It took some interesting night images and some great wildlife. I really don't see Bigfoot on any of the images but they are still intersting. A large pig and a wild turkey are the star of the show.

There was a sequence when you could see something moving behind the palmettos at about the six feet mark. It is impossible to tell what is creating the movement. It was high off the ground.

That's the way this business goes. You just have to put in the work and hope at some point you get lucky.