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      <image:title>Blog - Don’t Step on the Evidence! - There’s nothing quite like the thrill of stumbling across a potential Sasquatch track in the wild. Whether you’re deep in the forest or hiking a familiar trail, that sudden glimpse of an unusually large footprint can stop you in your tracks—literally. Before the adrenaline rush takes over, it’s crucial to slow down and investigate carefully. Proper documentation can mean the difference between a compelling find and a missed opportunity. Here’s a step-by-step guide for what to do when you think you’ve found something worth investigating.</image:title>
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      <image:title>Blog - Duet of Owls - Make it stand out</image:title>
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      <image:title>Blog - Trail Cams, Audio, and... a Documentary!</image:title>
      <image:caption>After a beautiful springtime trip to retrieve my trail cam and audio recorder today, I got home, kicked off my boots, and—cue excited gasp—discovered that “Sasquatch Preserved: The North American Bigfoot Center” had just been released! It’s the latest film from Eli Watson and the incredible crew at Small Town Monsters, and I’m absolutely thrilled to have been part of it. Getting to participate in this documentary and help highlight the behind-the-scenes work at the North American Bigfoot Center (NABC) was such an honor. I even got to talk a bit about a project that’s very close to my heart: digitizing and preserving the wealth of information in the NABC archive. Flashback to early 2023—I reached out to the Center to ask about volunteering, maybe helping out as a docent or wherever they needed an extra hand. To my surprise and delight, Cliff Barackman responded personally and was totally open to the idea. After chatting with the team, they invited me to help build out the digital archive of artifacts, field notes, and research collected over the years. From there, I dove right in. Over the next year and a half, I logged more than 700 entries, uncovering obscure publications, quirky field notes, and fascinating materials from Sasquatch researchers you’ve probably never heard of (but totally should). It was nerdy, squatchy heaven—and along the way, I made some fantastic friends and soaked up a ton of knowledge. Lately, my MBTI consulting business has kept me happily busy, so I haven’t been at the Center as much. But the great news is that more volunteers have joined the effort, and the archiving momentum is going strong! If you ever find yourself near Mt. Hood, make a beeline for the North American Bigfoot Center. It’s full of wonder, mystery, and a healthy dose of scientific curiosity. And hey—maybe I’ll see you there!</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Blog - The Squatch Cave - One of my favorite places to hang out—when I’m not deep in the woods or spending time with my family—is right here in my Squatch Cave. Sure, it’s technically my home office, the same space where I run virtual MBTI® workshops, certification programs, and one-on-one coaching sessions. To my clients, it probably looks like a tidy, well-lit Zoom square with a polished consultant in frame. But just outside that tidy rectangle? That’s where the real magic (and mystery) lives.</image:title>
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      <image:title>Blog - Welcome to sasQuest! - After years of reading, watching, geeking, and generally becoming an armchair know-it-all when it comes to Sasquatch, I am finally launching sasQuest - my space to share experiences and ideas with you all! You can expect to encounter a variety of content here, all with the underlying theme of learning more about the Sasquatch species. Let’s learn together as I go on adventures and conduct citizen science research here in my home state of Oregon. I’m by no means an expert on Sasquatch or outdoors(wo)manship, but I have a full backpack and an open mind, so I think we’ll do okay! I live in the heart of the Willamette Valley, at the base of the Coast Range. Sharing my journey are my husband, two awesome kiddos, one very introverted cat, and two doggos. (click to read more about how my pups “help” with my research efforts) When I’m not in the woods, you’ll find me up to my elbows in team and leadership development using the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI). I am a “Master Practitioner,” and travel across North America to facilitate trainings and workshops to help people understand themselves and others better. But for now, please know that I’m just super happy that you’re along for this adventure! Excited to see where the trail leads, and what we’ll learn along the way…</image:title>
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