New York Adirondacks Expedition 2006

Dates: July 27 - 30 (Thurs. - Sun.) The Adirondacks Expedition in October 2005 brought us close enough to hear sasquatches in two different areas. It required a lot of interviewing, scouting, and hiking, to identify these areas and to eliminate others. If you are interested in attending the 2006 expedition in July, please see the Frequently Asked Questions page. See more photos and notes below.       Tents at the base camp / staging area.

The marina from which the boat leg of the 2006 New York expedition will depart from.

Partial group photo -- the team that had not yet left the base camp that morning.

There were approximately 25 people on each of the two sold-out NY expeditions in 2005.
There will be significantly more than 25 people on the New York expeditions this year.




There were several areas we had to search, and people we had to find.
We talked to locals, and asked around about which credible people in the area had claimed
to have seen a bigfoot in the past. One team eventually found the property above.

The woman in the photo, dressed in blue, answered questions about an incident on that porch several years before, involving a sasquatch rattling the screen door behind her, and then walking away when her father shouted at it.

There were Class B incidents (2), in two areas, during the two 2005 New York Expeditions last tyear. One was a rather intimidating instance of wood knocking that was audibly witnessed by nearly everyone on the expedition.

Several factors indicated that early Summer was a better time for this area than early October, with respect to their inclination to approach humans at night.

After this interview pictured above, the team pictured above searched part of the mountain behind the farmhouse.




Race car builder Curt Vogt from Connecticut explores over-hangs on the Vermont side of the border.

The incident at the farm house was one of several indicating a pathway from New York to Vermont that crosses a shallow channel of a large lake.

Some of the incidents reported by the 2005 expeditioners suggested that some sasquatches live year-round near this zone. In July of 2006 there will be boats monitoring this specific area,
with the help of heat-sensing (thermal) cameras.

We invite you and encourage you to attend this expedition, especially if you have a boat that can carry several passengers, and you happen to own a heat-sensing (thermal) camera.

In July of 2006 we will be continuing where we left off, finding more witnesses and incident sites, especially those that might draw the continuation of the pathway from the Adirondack mountains of New York, to the mountains of southern Vermont.