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Choosing who you trust to do your research with can be an arduous task, but when it came to picking my current partner Ken was a shoo-in. He’d little or no experience in Bigfooting, would listen to my stories for hours (Without asking questions), and, and it’s a big and, he had a Jeep. Of course there’s more to Ken than meets the eye and certainly more than I’m letting on, but we’d known each other since Sunday School, always circulated in the same crowds, and tended to agree with each other on most accounts, and he was chosen to be my alternate Caregiver to my wife – by my wife -- in all our outdoor adventures.

My service to the US Army had brought me one unwanted gift… a Combat Related injury –Sarin (GB) Gas exposure that had left me as a 100% Disabled American Veteran after 25 years Honorable Service. The exposure had left me with neurological damage -- cognitive deficit – and taken my sense of inhibition away. Ken was always there to guide me back away from the edge of the cliff, or climbing out over the sunken deserted well, or poking the Bald-faced Hornet nest.

During our recent expedition, we made many discoveries that I wanted to share. I have already made two posts about our adventure. This post will feature a video we took while in the mountains. 

At this point in the adventure, we had already found the tracks where the bigfoot had jumped in the mud and walked around the marsh. The next area contain a fairly large mud hole that provided several tracks from at least three different-sized bigfoots.

What follows is the video we took showing the tracks and discussing our findings.

 Recent Bigfoot Outing

This post will probably be rather short. I recently took a few days to conduct some bigfoot field research. It mostly consisted of one evening outing and two all day outings. I had a retired chemical engineer with me on the trip. Chemical engineers apply the principles of chemistry, biology, physics, and math to solve problems. In other words, they are super smart people who are skilled at solving problems and interpreting data. It just so happens the person with me has a growing interesting in Bigfoot. He drove a long way just to be here and for me to take him into the Kentucky forest. 

I had told him, that I could not guarantee that we would find or see anything but that I knew of some areas where we could go that would give us a good chance. As we all know there are no guarantees when it comes to bigfoot. Some days you find things and other days you don't.