What happens when you come across something that you really want to explore further - but proving it to others seems like a futile effort? How far do you go before you give up or try to drive the idea even further? And where do you really draw the line?

We cannot say that winter really puts a damper on squatching. If anything, it gives us the time to review and reflect of the whole subject matter. Those occasional warm days we might pop out for a few hours in the bush but it is not until spring arrives that we get out there in full force. So how do we prepare? What do we do? What did you do over the winter to get ready for your trips into the bush?

A few people have asked this question, it's their first time out in the field and so how do you prepare yourself? What do you bring? What do you leave at home? How do you maximize your time in the field? And of course, what you may overlook. Sometimes the simplest things are the things that we forget the most.

Recently, Tim & I had a chat about some of the topics, past and present, that we have brought up on Simply Sasquatch Radio. It's been mentioned a few times that some of these topics are worthy of a whole episode dedicated to them, and so we begin going through some of the topics that we feel are worth revisiting. This episode will bring forward a few topics of interest and of course, we look forward to your input, either on the line or in the chat.

***WE WOULD LOVE TO HEAR FROM FELLOW ONTARIO RESEARCHERS - FEEL FREE TO CALL IN OR WE CAN CALL YOU ON OUR DIME!!!!*** Just email jason.goldring (at) gmail.com (Obviously replace (at) with @ )

Look forward to having you onboard!!