What are those strange sounds in the woods? This episode is dedicated to the known sounds encountered in the night that may not be readily known. No matter what, unknown sounds can still be unnerving and scary if you don't know what they are. Let's take a listen and expand our knowledge of the night. Then.... let's listen to some crazy sounds we don't want to hear if we were by ourselves in the night. You tell me, what are the sounds at the end?

This episode briefly covers the basic aspects of documenting the scene (mapping, photography, etc...). It also covers the various ways to collect trace and DNA evidence correctly. I have compiled a nice list of websites and links with how to's and places to get the proper supplies. Also attached are two cool articles on casting in the sand and one in the snow. A cool poster is also included for viewing, not mine, but still cool. Just go to BigfootForensics.com and go to the episode docs tab. After this episode, the 3rd of the basics needed to be covered, we will begin to jump around and have fun with different topics. Stay tuned for the next episode where we will listen to scary and strange sounds one would hear in the woods at night. 

"Don't go in the woods and give'em Covid and kill'em off." If you've skipped to this point you should have listened to the others first. We have a surprise guest and discuss Covid and it's spread through the zoo's and it's potential impact on Bigfoot. 

"Maybe it's like a possum nugget and they just throw the whole thing in there." - Tim. Tim  leaves crazy voicemails and lets me know he's trampled over my scene. We then cover how to properly secure a scene for investigations. 

"I seen this armadilla tied to a tree..." - Tim. Tim tells me about his experience in the woods with his grammy. Then we take a look at some basic eyewitness testimony information and very basic interview strategy. Give the second episode a shot. 

Give it a shot. We try to have a little fun and make it a learning experience at the same time. Let's be real, I have a podcast voice in the first episode but I seem to recover in the second. Listen to them in order. You'll be glad you did if you like Tim from the beginning of the first one.