Boots on the Ground

Sasquatch Data Analyst

"I turn Bigfoot sightings into data because the legend deserves real proof."

She is the creator of the Sasquatch Data Project-an open-source effort to collect and analyze credible Bigfoot sightings using real data. With a background in Earth & Atmospheric Sciences from Georgia Tech and experience on NASA's Dawn Mission, she brings a scientific edge to the Squatch scene.

Terrestrial's all about making research fun, engaging, and accessible-especially through her social content that blends science storytelling, and a healthy dose of Squatchy curiosity.

Field Researcher

"Every set of prints tells a story, and I’m here to read the forest like a book."

He is a San Antonio-based Bigfoot researcher and the creator of Bexar County Bigfoot. He’s been investigating strange activity in the San Antonio area for over six years, uncovering fascinating finds like 14–16 inch footprints, elaborate wood structures, and unexplainable noises in remote wilderness areas.

Rod documents his research through video and photography, sharing his discoveries online. His work continues to explore local and surrounding areas in the search for evidence—and, of course, the elusive creature we call Bigfoot.

Recon Marine. Army Infantryman. Sasquatch Seeker.

"I’m not just chasing shadows, I’m after the truths hiding in plain sight."

Bennett Tanton is the voice behind Broadcasting Seeds and Whispers of the Wood Ape—two shows that dive headfirst into the worlds of high strangeness, forgotten history, cryptids, conspiracies, and spiritual warfare. Based just outside Syracuse, NY, Bennett brings a boots-on-the-ground approach to both his podcasting and his fieldwork.

A veteran of both the Marine Corps and the Army, his background in reconnaissance and infantry operations gives him a unique edge when navigating the deep woods and untamed wilds of the Northeast. But his mission isn’t just about finding tracks or chasing shadows—it’s about uncovering hidden truths and giving voice to stories too often dismissed or ignored.

Whether he's exploring remote corners of the Adirondacks, interviewing eyewitnesses with spine-chilling encounters, or recording episodes that connect dots between ancient myths and modern mysteries, Bennett stands at the intersection of the seen and unseen.