🎙️ The Bigfoot Audio Net

The Bigfoot Audio Net is a first of its kind when it comes to Bigfoot Research in Ohio. It is a series of 2–12 (sometimes more) audio recorders placed around either areas known to have activity, a recent sighting, or public land.

These recorders are set at intervals of ½ mile, where a straight line can cover a distance of 6 miles or 2 square miles. Each recorder is set to do a timed recording from ½ hour before sunset and will record for 5 hours 30 minutes non-stop. During the warmer months they record 3 to 5 days consecutively.

Once the recorders are collected the audio gets edited. If a recorder should have something possibly Bigfoot-related on it, due to its being tagged, I can go back and concentrate on the specific area that the recorder was placed. They are kind of like "Audio Scouts" that do a lot of work for me.

I can also split them up or add to them, giving me the ability to scout multiple areas at once. For example I can set up 3 separate nets — one at Salt Fork, one at Wills Creek & one at Mohican — or I can surround a large area such as Woodbury Wildlife Area or Killbuck Creek Wildlife Area.

I can set them away from human interference & noise pollution — including even myself.