Things You'll Need:
- A recording device
- A hand-held thermal imaging unit
- Basic camping and hiking gear
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Step 1
Learn as much as you can about the legend and history of Sasquatch. Knowing the history of a thing or event gives you the information you need to improvise in unforeseen circumstances. Preparation is key.
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Step 2
Choose the area you want to search. The Sasquatch sightings mostly occur in the Pacific Northwest, but also occur in various parts of the U.S. and Canada.
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Step 3
Use a hand-held thermal imaging unit. These devices allow you to see the movements of mammals at night, even rodents. There have been ten reported sightings of Sasquatches from people wearing thermal imaging units.
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Step 4
Take a recording device with you. Many people have claimed to have seen a Sasquatch, but very few have captured it on film. If a Sasquatch appears, stay calm and get the best footage possible. If you get too excited, you may startle the Sasquatch away or your footage may be too shaky to be of any use.













Comments
monkeychaser said
on 3/26/2009 I was just on www.pattersonfilm.com another good source for patterson film bigfoot. I think big a sasquatch would rip your arms out of your sockets if you got too close, so be careful. I saw a youtube video on the patterson film site that had messin with sasquatch on it. That is exactly what happened, the guy gave sasquatch a joy buzzer hand shake, and he ripped his arm off and threw it. A costly lesson.
Vanessa22 said
on 1/11/2009 I love this article. High five!!! By the way I'm pretty sure my fiance IS bigfoot.