BIgfoot Hunters Guide

What if Bigfoot really is out there? Would you know how to start looking? The Bigfoot Hunter's Guide is a practical, beginner-focused field manual written by veteran wilderness researcher Timothy D—a man who's spent over 15 years exploring the remote forests of Northern Ontario and beyond. This book isn't about campfire tales or blurry photos—it's a real-world guide to getting started in Bigfoot research, built on personal experience, modern tools, and common sense. Whether you're a believer, a skeptic, or just curious, this guide is your first step toward serious fieldwork. Learn how to investigate strange tracks, interpret vocalizations, set up trail cameras, use audio recorders, and survive safely in backcountry terrain. This is the book Timothy wishes he had when he first started. Inside, you'll discover: What to bring on your first research outing (gear, cameras, recorders, safety tools) How to find and document possible Bigfoot evidence in a real, respectful way Where and how to look for tracks, tree breaks, sounds, and other possible signs How to use modern technology like drones and IR cameras without wasting money Why some areas produce more reports than others—and how to think critically in the field This guide helps you separate real signs from hoaxes, learn the terrain, stay safe, and start contributing meaningful data to the broader search for answers. You don't need to be an expert to start. You just need a plan, an open mind, and a respect for the unknown. Whether you're hiking into the Canadian wilderness or exploring trails closer to home, The Bigfoot Hunter's Guide will help you begin with purpose. The mystery isn't solved—but the search is real. Start here.