Scott Carpenter |
This post by Thomas Marcum, Thomas is the founder/leader of the cryptozoology and paranormal research organization known as The Crypto Crew. Over 20 years of experience with research and investigation of unexplained activity, working with video and websites. A trained wild land firefighter and a published photographer, and a poet.
Interview With Bigfoot Researcher Scott Carpenter
Our interview series continues with this our 6th installment. In this short interview, we talk to none other than Scott Carpenter. Scott has produced many good photographs and videos over the past few years. Scott also had 11 samples in the Bigfoot DNA project that was conducted by Melba Ketchum. He is from Tennessee and hikes in the Great Smokey Mountains.Here is the interview
- Start Interview -
Tom: How long have you been researching/studying bigfoot?
SC: Since 2009
Tom: What got you interested in Bigfoot, Was there a particular event that got you started?
SC: Childhood sighting of two infants and an adult experience in 2009
Tom: During your research/studying of Bigfoot, have you ever encountered aggressive behavior or felt in danger from a bigfoot?
SC: Yes, was bluff charged in 2010 and "zapped" very badly in 2013, I had blood in my urine for a couple days after the event.
Tom: It seems Skeptics are always ready to attack bigfoot research, How do you deal with it?
SC: I ignore them mostly. I have blogged extensively on many issues concerning Bigfoot and the proof of their existence, so now I just post a link to the pertinent post for the subject matter being debated.
Tom: Would you like to see Bigfoot accepted and/or proven to the general public?
SC: I would like to see the public made aware of their existence. I think the NPS and DOI have known about their existence since the late 50s and the public deserves to know they are out there and take the proper precautions.
Tom: What is your favorite time of year to research/study bigfoot, When do you have the most success?
SC: May to October, have had the best results in the heat of the day in August/September
Tom: Do you have a favorite Bigfoot story or report?
SC: Nope
Tom: What would you be doing if you weren't researching/studying bigfoot?
SC: BF research is a hobby, I fish, hunt, hike, camp, etc. BF research can be worked into many of these other activities.
Thanks for doing the interview and we wish you continued good luck with Bigfootin.
- End Interview -
I've had the pleasure of working with one of Scott's bigfoot images in the past. It was the one featured on the Finding Bigfoot TV show. I was able to enhance it and bring out more details. Here is the enhanced version.
Bigfoot in Tennessee |
Thanks
~Tom~
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