At Boise Bigfoot our guided adventures aren't just a hike through the woods. It's a great way to reconnect with nature and the outdoors. Although who doesn't enjoy a good hike, especially to see Bigfoot. We love our campfire stories while roasting marshmallows and making smores but we also take a strategic and calculated approach to hopefully capturing our elusive cryptid on tape. 

There's nothing more important and satisfying in this field of work than to capture raw, un-edited, and real evidence of Bigfoot. We set ourselves up to have the best chance of viewing him in his habitat. You probably are asking yourself what are our techniques and processes we go through to do this. One of our field analysis methods consists of hiking the long axis of our target area close to where we set camp and every 1/4 mile we will place and number game cameras and recorders. We strategically place these video and audio devices in a line creating a virtual Bigfoot trip line. We let them run for 12-24 hours. This gives Bigfoot the privacy and isolation that he desires and us the ability to catch a glimpse of him in his natural habitat.  

After we set up our trip line, we will scout the targeted area with a drone and see if there are any thermal or visual images that we can capture of Bigfoot. We will have interactive classes where we teach you how to communicate at a distance with Bigfoot. We will teach you the techniques to communicate both verbally with calls and through wood knocks with our state of the art Bigfoot wood knockers.