Bobo's Winter Bigfoot Filming & Exciting Hair Sample Find at NABC

In a recent video from the Bigfoot and Beyond Podcast, hosts Cliff and Bobo discuss their latest Bigfoot-related endeavors and interview a special guest, Emily Fleur, also known as the "Forest Computer." Bobo shares his excitement about a filming project in the works, where he is currently in Los Angeles picking up a used motorhome for the production company. Despite some setbacks due to atmospheric rivers of rain, the team is determined to start filming in the next month or two before the weather turns too harsh. Bobo also talks about his sympathy for the producers, as scheduling filming in the wilderness can be unpredictable and challenging. Emily Fleur, a well-known figure in the Bigfoot community, is the guest on the show. She is known for her expertise in the field and her ability to analyze various aspects of Bigfoot sightings and encounters. During the interview, Emily discusses her latest projects and her role as the "Forest Computer." In addition to their Bigfoot pursuits, the hosts also mention a new acquisition by the North American Bigfoot Center (NABC) - a hair analysis microscope. This new tool will allow the NABC to conduct in-house microscopic analysis of hair samples, which is the best way to start the identification process. With this microscope, the NABC can eliminate known animal hairs and look for well-defined characteristics in Sasquatch hair. Dr. Henry Fahrenbach, a renowned name in the Bigfoot community, is mentioned for his work in this area. He had collected a number of unknown samples over the years, many of which were eventually identified as coming from bears, elk, and other animals. However, he also found a number of hairs that shared certain characteristics, which led him to believe they may have come from Sasquatches. The NABC's new hair analysis microscope will be a valuable tool in their research, as it will save both time and money. By examining hair samples under the microscope, the NABC can determine if they have the "Fahrenbach gold standard" characteristics and then choose whether to proceed with further analysis. If you're interested in learning more about the Bigfoot and Beyond Podcast and Emily Fleur, be sure to check out the video and keep an eye out for future episodes. And who knows, maybe one day you'll have your own Bigfoot encounter to share with the community.