Dr. Meldrum Thinks This is the Best Bigfoot Research Tool

Dr. Jeff Meldrum has been involved in a lot of bigfoot projects. One of which was the 2013 film project called American Sasquatch Hunter: Bigfoot in America. In this project Dr. Meldrum was asked what he believes the best tool in bigfoot research is. This was his response:

"Well, I think the first thing would be their noodle [pointing at his head and laughing]. I always encourage amateurs to not get overly caught up in the expectation of finding evidence, but rather become very familiar with their own neck of the woods, their immediately accessible region. Where they're going to be spending their time and then spend time there, get familiar with the lay of the land, where are the resources, you know where are berries, where are other fruiting trees, where are the animals sheltering, what are the habits of the other commonly known wildlife that are much more observable. And gain a better understanding of the nature of the ecosystem, what are the plants and other resources that might be available to a Sasquatch that would allow it to make a living in that habitat.

And then just enjoy that and get used to that and get used to that and become a good observer of nature. Understand animal sign and footprints, so that you can objectively interpret that kind of evidence. All of that you make your experience much more gratifying."

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