Bigfoot Sightings: Unraveling Colors with Mike and Christy

In a recent episode of "Where's My Sage," host Mike, a self-proclaimed "guy on the quest to find Bigfoot," discussed an interesting approach to describing the colors of Cryptids during sightings. While the episode was a departure from their usual Tuesday night schedule, it offered some valuable insights for Bigfoot researchers and enthusiasts. Mike shared his conversation with a witness who had difficulty describing the colors of the creature they saw. This led Mike to suggest using paint samples from local hardware stores as a tool for identifying and communicating colors more accurately. By comparing the colors of a sighting to paint samples, witnesses and researchers can use a universal language to describe the creature's appearance. In addition to paint samples, Mike also mentioned using color wheels, such as the Adobe color wheel, to help identify and communicate colors. These tools can be particularly useful when working with witnesses who may not have the vocabulary to accurately describe the colors they saw. By using a color wheel, witnesses can point to the specific color they saw, and researchers can then use the corresponding color code to document the sighting. While the episode didn't focus on Bigfoot specifically, it did offer a valuable tool for anyone interested in Cryptid sightings. By using paint samples and color wheels, witnesses and researchers can more accurately describe and document the appearance of these elusive creatures. If you're interested in learning more about this approach to describing Cryptid colors, be sure to check out the full episode of "Where's My Sage" on YouTube. And as always, keep an eye out for any signs of Bigfoot or other Cryptids in your area. You never know when you might have your own sighting to describe!