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August 7 - 10 (Thursday
- Sunday)
BFRO organizers bring participants to areas where
they will have encounters with Bigfoots at night. The odds of
success depend on their selection of locations, among other
things. Selecting the best locations depends upon
sighting/encounter information -- the more, the better -- so the
BFRO selects organizers who have the most information in a given
state, and who have experience organizing trips there.
BFRO investigators Scott Walter and Chad Kidder will be leading the
expedition. They are among the most active people in the BFRO, checking
out many areas in the state.
They have a very impressive map
showing all the locations of credible reports in the state of Colorado.
These are the reports that we have looked into over the years, and made
contact with the eyewitnesses, and can still reach all of them (all of the
ones who have not yet passed away).
I would love to spend more time with
these two guys to pick their brains about that map, and all of those
cases, and all the areas where those incidents occurred. I wouldn't even
try to do any serious squatching in Colorado without doing that first.
Most of the people who attend BFRO's Colorado expeditions have
attended prior Colorado trips. Many of them return every year without
fail. That helps bring more experience and competence to these expeditions
but it also limits the number of slots open to newcomers. If you want to
attend the Colorado expedition you are encouraged to sign up as early as
possible.
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BFRO now encourages all attendees of Colorado expeditions who want to do
meaningful bigfoot field research in the state afterward to have a
particular type of optical device. It's a small
thermal camera
with 4x zoom for use at night. Without this type of device it is unlikely that
you will spot and record any animals in the dark.
The BFRO sells
high-resolution (384 vertical lines) thermal cameras made in Taiwan for much lower than retail
price. We want as many people as possible to afford these devices. We
offer them for a bit less than $1000. See BFRO
homepage for more info about those cameras. Click on the thermal image of the
guy with a dog.
You will not regret owning one of those devices. A good
thermal video camera is MUCH more useful for squatching than the best
nightvision video camera
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To sign up for this
trip you need to read the entire Frequently Asked Questions
page, and then follow the instructions for contacting us.
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