This episode continues Brian’s special series highlighting speakers from the recent Ozark Mountain Bigfoot Conference. This week, we feature researcher and field investigator Shane Carpenter, whose presentation offers a compelling look into some of the most intriguing and scientifically grounded aspects of Sasquatch research.
Throughout his lecture, Shane shares updates from The 400, his primary research area, including:

• Infrasound phenomena and its potential role in reported Sasquatch encounters
• The discovery of mysterious holes containing inserted sticks, possibly the work of juvenile Sasquatches
• The relationship between high-energy geological zones and increased sighting activity
• Track morphology and substrate analysis, with an emphasis on juvenile tracks
• Insights into the Melba Ketchum DNA study and the challenges of scientific validation in cryptozoology
• Ethical considerations in gifting versus baiting, and how each approach impacts research integrity

Shane also touches on the possibility of orb phenomena and other unexplained elements that seem to accompany encounters, emphasizing the importance of maintaining an open yet critical mindset in fieldwork. His presentation concludes with an engaging audience Q&A, exploring questions on orbs, energy zones, and evolving methodologies in Sasquatch research.
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