Woody628

Been watching similar stuff over here in the UK so I can't speak to your specific river, but the pattern you're describing - large bipedal stride, irregular spacing, deep toe impressions - sounds...

Treeline hovers are the ones that stick with you, trust me. Had something similar over the woods behind Farley Mount about three years back, dead silent, no navigation lights, just sitting there...

Bit far from my patch in Hampshire but I've been following teh Appalachian reports for a while now and the track evidence coming out of that area is genuinely interesting if you know what you're...

Right so this is basically the same situation as what we've had in the New Forest for decades - big black cats, nobody believes you, end of story.

I've got a bit of an obsession with Borley Rectory lately because it's the most famous 'haunted house' in British history and yet when you actually dig into the evidence, it's...

This is actually not as mad as you think. There's legitimate research about how our perception shifts based on weekly cycles - melatonin levels, serotonin dips, circadian rhythm disruption, etc.

I've built something similar but used a Seek thermal camera instead (cheaper, actually). Does the job fine. Your £200 estimate is spot on. The FLIR software is better though, I'll give you that.