Bigfoot Is Not the Only Thing in The Woods

This is one of the main things that the Project would like to get across.  The facts are that more often than not, when you go investigating Bigfoot you will find very little to do with Bigfoot himself.  Although Bigfoot evidence is rare we do come across many exciting things while on nearly any investigation. 

Investigations take place in Bigfoot’s habitat.  While in his habitat we see and observe many animals and other natural things.  We would like to encourage any Bigfoot enthusiast to look into Bigfoot’s habitat, and learn about it.  This means learning about the other animals and plants in the habitat. Doing this might change our viewpoints on Bigfoot himself. 

The more we learn about Bigfoot’s habitat the more we can learn about Bigfoot.  Plus, the more we know the more we understand where to search and when.  If you enter his habitat and know nothing the chances of you finding Bigfoot are far less than if you knew what he could eat and what all the noises were in the habitat. 

Project Bigfoot encourages all Bigfoot Investigators to learn about the environment and its many animals.  With your knowledge of this you can be more focused and less often tricked by other animal calls and habits.  We need to all enter the woods educated on the habitat and not just on Bigfoot.