Get Paid to Work as a Bigfoot Research Assistant in Whitehall, NY

If you're willing to move to Whitehall, NY to work as a research assistant, now is your chance-- that's if the position hasn't been filled yet. There's a job posting from 8/22 seeking a research assistant for a "grant funded" Cryptozoology study. If you get the job, you'll be doing stuff like "spending several nights in the wilderness, checking motion cameras, collecting hair and dung samples for laboratory analysis amongst other related activites."

The best part about this is that you'll actually get paid to search for Bigfoot. Compensation is based on experience and the job is expected to last 6 months with the possibility of renewal.

The Adirondacks region is home to many reported Bigfoot sightings. One of the strangest sightings is this video below showing a possible Bigfoot running across the hill. It was filmed near Old Forge in 2011 by three guys who originally thought it was a strange looking bear.

Here's the Craigslist posting if you're interested:

title: Research Assistant -- Cryptozoology

Req ID: 3466A2QZ

Job category: Research & Scientific & Nature

Sub-category: Research, Tracking, Documenting

Countries (State/Region): United States -- New York, Adirondack Region

Location: Whitehall

Not for profit organization, located in Whitehall, NY is a high-energy, team-oriented research entity that is involved in the tracking, documenting, and study of cryptozoological creatures, with a deep interest in the study and search of bipedal primitive apes.

We seek an experienced researcher with a deep understanding of crypto zoology, primatology, with a good background with scientific research and interest in great apes. The ideal candidate must be able to work both autonomously and as part of a large team. The individual must also be able to solve problems creatively, communicate effectively, and collaborate well with project leaders and team members.

Duties and Functions:

• Develop actionable tracking program in designated geographic area.

• Investigate, document and interview individuals with reported Bigfoot sitings.

• Occasional travel to remote areas of Adirondacks including spending several nights in the wilderness, checking motion cameras, collecting hair and dung samples for laboratory analysis amongst other related activites.

• Must have own transportation, four-wheel drive a plus.

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Compensation: based on experience, this is a grant funded position and is expected to last 6 months with the possibility of renewal.