2024 Bigfoot Recap and Analysis | Mapping Bigfoot #8

In this episode of Mapping Bigfoot, Scott Tompkins starts the new year with an engaging solo discussion that blends his passion for both Bigfoot research and GIS technology. He begins by diving into the real-time analysis of the devastating fires in LA, using GIS to demonstrate the impact on both the environment and the people affected. After exploring the current event, Scott transitions to the Bigfoot Mapping Project's findings from 2024, analyzing over 200 Bigfoot sightings across North America. He highlights key hotspots, visualizes sighting trends, and shares insights from word clouds and sightings data. The episode provides a unique behind-the-scenes look at how the project uses data to track Bigfoot activity and the importance of crowd-sourced reports. The episode wraps up with Scott reflecting on the project's growth and exciting plans for the future. Tune in for a mix of serious GIS discussions and thrilling Bigfoot analysis!

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[markthomas]

They do not migrate. Are you guys still believing these are wild animals. They could be in Pennsylvania and the next day in Oregon.