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Post by Deleted on Jun 4, 2008 2:14:03 GMT -5
At the WCSRO, what we're trying this year is the bait station with the addition of several game cameras and the surrounding ground roughed up with a rake so that footprints are preserved. I don't hold out much hope for this, I just don't think that squatch will take bait. In addition to this, one might try pheromone chips or deeer scent in combination with the bait station. BB
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Post by Deleted on Jun 4, 2008 2:24:15 GMT -5
Dear WCSRO, Yes,the Sasquatch will take bait from your bait stations ,load up on apples,cantalopes (stick with fruit) but whatever you do ,make sure the trailcam is high enough and preferably not right where they can see it.Anytime that a Sasquatch is approaching a bait station that he KNOWS was left by you ,he will be that muc more cautious.My personal opinion for this ( IF $ allowing) tactic is to place the bait station in your location,then place two or more,I suggest 4,around the baited area.Great luck on your endeavor and let us know how it turns out.Remember,be patient!!!!
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Post by Deleted on Jun 5, 2008 20:40:04 GMT -5
Hey All You Squatchers , Just to give everyone notice , when it comes to sound-blasting a Sasquatch knows that after listening to the first blast it's a hoax.They know it's fake .Remember,while "hunting" a Sasquatch, you've got to come to the realization that we are NOT superior to them.We're on their turf,they are nocturnal,they can outrun, outclimb and outswim us. They are larger they are stronger. They are not idiots,,and never think of them as such.Stick to bait stations,wood-knocking,or if you would like to play audio , try music of different varities,but remember ,soothing types.This will peak the curiosity of the Sasquatch and (if in the area )will almost always come to check out your camp,and if you get rocks thrown then it's time to change the CD. Seriously though, try these ideas out,I'll be posting more in the up coming days.One last thing you have to keep in mind about the intelligence of a Sasquatch:In 50 years that people have been trying to prove Bigfoot by photography,with ALL of our technology, to this day Patterson's is still the best and that was 41 years ago. Take Care Everyone !!! Be up in a few days. New England Squatch.
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Post by Gerry on Jun 22, 2008 21:41:46 GMT -5
You mean that there is actually a method of attracting a sasquatch? Pray tell? What success have you had? Where are the pictures? Where is the beast?
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Post by vilnoori on Jun 27, 2008 12:27:35 GMT -5
LOL! That's it, next time I'm in the bush I'm taking my recorder and harmonica.
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Post by Deleted on Jun 27, 2008 14:38:00 GMT -5
Soothing?That's interesting,I've had pretty good luck using Swedish death metal.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 1, 2008 17:04:44 GMT -5
Technology is definately catching up. Chances of getting a photo at night have absolutely gone way up from decades past.
Don't forget that this purported creature, along with a keen sense of curiosity combined with a shyness, probably has a keen sense of smell and sees just about everything left out. Cameras too. Does a Sas understand cameras? I doubt it. But this could add to the elusiveness when some have attempted to use the infrared motion sensitive cameras.
People who live on the edges of Bigfoot country and have sightings seem to be the most likely candidates for a photo opportunity. The closer encounters usually involve such scenarios. Where days and weeks go by with a series of minor to major encounters.
Is it true that the sound of kids playing has been attributed to attracting them? Maybe a recording of kids, if that might help.
Quite possibly the number one way to attract a Sas is to simply stay at a hot sighting place for two weeks and just wait. The fewer the people the better. Best probably when alone. But very few people are that brave.
I have one friend who in his younger years would go on long hikes alone, deep in the woods. For about 5 -7 days. He never heard or saw anything like a Sasquatch. But one night he got in over his head and got lost at night in the thick, could barely get back to camp. I think that was his last time hiking alone.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 4, 2008 18:24:44 GMT -5
Hi all, newby here. I'm sure many have thought about putting out the 'bait' for the big guys AND trying to ensure that it wasn't a bear that got the bait instead. I've not tried this however consider it to be worth an attempt. Prepare whatever bait it is you think will do the trick and then rig the 'bait bag' like a bear safe food cache by suspending it high off the ground and away from climbable tree. Our subject, being rather tall wouldn't have any issues reaching the treats this way AND baiter could be certain it wasn't a bear munching the goodies.
^salt ... interesting.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 7, 2008 3:00:00 GMT -5
Yeah Crispbrew, you have to be very coutious, and confident to go it alone in the woods. If you injured yourself in any way or got lost, you have only yourself to rely on. Also, to add to your comment on the bravado of going it alone in search for the squatch, in all honesty, I don't think I'd much care for that myself, my gut tells me I wouldn't be comfortable in that situation. I'm not saying I'm a scaredy cat, but I would definately be rattled to have a close encounter in the middle of nowhere, all by my lonesome. I do enjoy to wonder off alone when I camp out with friends, but I always find my way back for dinner, haha. Anyone here ever had such an experience? I'm just curious to hear, how it transpired, if someone has had a close encounter "mano-a-squatcho." Steve
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Post by Deleted on Aug 30, 2008 16:04:42 GMT -5
i think a pile of salmon, trout, apples, and other tasty fruits might lure it, but i'm sure Sasquatch knows better than that i honestly think that you can get much more if you just go to an area where people have claimed to seen Sasquatch, and instead of setting up traps, and cameras, you can get so much more if you just walk around the area at night with a video camera
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Post by Gerry on Aug 31, 2008 10:29:44 GMT -5
Even if you laid these clever traps, without a trail cam how would you ever prove what took your food? I have seen any number of people fail at this, and none who have had even a modecum of success! I think I am with davevicious on this one! Wait and go to a place of a known recent sighting, if you are the weekend warrior type. Becauseing heading out into the woods in search of sign, is a full time endeavor and it would have to be to make it practical!
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Post by vilnoori on Sept 1, 2008 2:12:11 GMT -5
You'd want to be careful about attracting bears with all that stuff. What would attract a sasquatch and not a bear?
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Post by Gerry on Sept 1, 2008 10:47:30 GMT -5
Just to add to what vilnoori said.. If your food disappears, that last possible suspect should be a sasquatch. There are a lot of other ingenious critters out there who would get to it long before a sassy!
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Post by Deleted on Sept 1, 2008 13:47:33 GMT -5
I'm currently baiting with toys.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 1, 2008 19:00:38 GMT -5
I'm currently baiting with toys. Now that's what I like...thinking outside the box! I once heard a story about a small doll that disappeared under strange circumstances. Now that's got me thinking...uuuummmm!
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