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                                Sharing offers others, through your example, the courage necessary to share
                                S O B TM is aided by your sharing, as your experience reveals Bigfoots' behaviors and movements

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                                You can now call 647 508 2400 to report a sighting or to report suspected Sasquatch related activity.

                                NO REPORT IS INSIGNIFICANT. IF YOU HAVE HAD AN UNUSUAL EXPERIENCE PLEASE CONTACT US.
                                WE ARE ALSO INTERESTED IN RECEIVING REPORTS REGARDING SIGNS OF SASQUATCH ACTIVITY.

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Date of the Event *

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Location of Event *

Weather Conditions *

Describe your Experience *

What were your emotions? *

What were your reactions? *

What were your actions? *

If you had fear, was it internally or externally induced? *

What was their reaction to you? *

Were others with you? *

What were their actions at the time? *

If so, how many? *

Did they share their experience? *

What did they relate to you? *

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How soon after the event was it collected? *

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Allowing us to contact you is extremely important to achieving the goal of species recognition. The total of reported experiences provides insights into their nature and ours. No detail is inconsequential and all are used to refine investigative techniques.

All members of S O B TM pledge to take seriously your privacy and the confidentiality of the information provided. The S O B TM Board of Directors strictly enforces its Code of Ethics that each member pledges to abide by at the time of being accepted for membership.

If you choose to be contacted by an investigator, an investigator will contact you

A phone or video call between us is preferable, as it allows us to become familiar with one another

Future email communication is made using an unadvertised email account which will be relayed to you at the time of our conversation

OUR SERVICE STANDARD

We strive to maintain a service standard of no more than two weeks between your first having made contact and our reaching out to you.

During high volume periods, S O B TM prioritizes received reports in the following fashion:

Date of Event

Quality of Event – meaning – physical contact with the animal, sighting of, tracks/odor/vocalization, non-visual interaction with an animal, stick and rock formations. S O B TM further prioritizes within event classes, when applicable, those with reported recorded evidence.

Location of Event – meaning: proximity to available investigators.

At your request, an investigator will contact you.

One thing that is surprising is the number of reports where Sasquatch are encountered within close proximity to large urban/heavily populated areas. These may be chance encounters with a transitory individual making their way to an adjacent feeding site or as part of a seasonal migration. S O B members maintain a list of reports from/within Ontario. We watch these reports for clusters of activity and will travel onsite to investigate properties having a significant history of continual Sasquatch presence. The S O B group is focused primarily on locating and monitoring sites that indicate signs of activity as well as following up on reports within our jurisdiction.

                              NO REPORT IS INSIGNIFICANT. IF YOU HAVE HAD AN UNUSUAL EXPERIENCE PLEASE CONTACT US.
                              WE ARE ALSO INTERESTED IN RECEIVING REPORTS REGARDING SIGNS OF SASQUATCH ACTIVITY.

If you come across suspected stick structures, successive tree breaks , unusual animal kills or experience hearing unusual animal calls or tree knocking in rural wilderness areas we would also be interested in hearing about such activity. Please use the form above or you can simply email us at seekingontariosbigfoot@gmail.com. There are many online examples of Sasquatch tree structures. The following link has many examples of typical structures https://sasquatchinvestigations.org/bigfoot-evidence/sasquatch-tree-stuctures/


                                                                                  SIGNS OF POSSIBLE BIGFOOT PRESENCE:

                              Please see below a non-exhaustive list of common signs suggestive of Bigfoot's presence in a particular area.
                              The greater the number of indicators the more probable their presence, current and past.

                                                                                                         BE SKEPTICAL!

                               Ask and answer for yourself, how probable are the signs listed below which you may have experienced are also as likely
                               to have been produced by other humans?

Obvious

Human like footprints the proportions of which are distinctly non-human (wide ball, no arch, broad heel)
When a series of footprints are found, both the left and right foot are placed inline with one another, whereas, humans place their respective feet to the left or right of the preceding foot while walking naturally.
Objects are thrown at you in wilderness regions when/where no humans are likely
Sudden onset of a Foul smell
Sudden onset of intense feelings of nervousness or of being watched
Unusual sounding vocals akin to speech (such as gibberish or chattering)
While walking, hearing the tap(ping) or clack(ing) of rocks brought together or knock(ing) of wood against wood

Subtle

Sudden onset of total silence
Heavy trees stuffed into other trees, often of a different species with the root ball pointed skyward
Trees or branches which are broken and twisted beyond human ability, such that a mechanical means would need to be applied
Twisted tree breaks are usually accompanied by similar breaks along its line of orientation in both directions
Teepee like, A-frame, or blind type structures of various dimensions and diameter of wood, often near human and game trails
Structures may possess human refuse and no sign of a fire or cigarettes
Other wood formations such as tri-pods of various dimensions and diameter of wood, obviously assembled, the bases of one or more which are jammed into the earth, no root
Corridors within the forest, such that no branches to heights of 10 ft. penetrate it and the ground is generally clear of obstacles
Deeper sounding wolf-like howls at night
The sounding of whoops, akin to ranchers herding cattle, absent the calls of cattle
Dogs, horses, deer act scared or upset, agitated or staring into forest in a particular direction or specific time of day
Loud, bang or banging/knock(ing) on a building's wall
Missing food items from outdoor freezers, missing feed-stock from covered bins, livestock coops, such that the latch was used, fruit trees to heights of 10 feet stripped, usually from the side nearest to forest or other concealment
Corn or other crops methodically stripped, usually in areas adjacent to forests or other concealment
Bedding areas composed of materials brought from elsewhere
Animal skeletons displaying broken necks, large bone(s) snapped in half, no chew marks
Recently dead deer and other ungulates with broken necks with the belly torn open, as if by hand, organs missing
Numerous dead rodents, showing no sign of predation strewn along human roads and pathways

Since the fall of 2016, the majority of the signs listed above have been experienced by S O B TM members in Southern Ontario

If you, upon reflection, recall experiencing any of the obvious signs or a series of subtle ones, we encourage you to share your experience(s) with us.

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I _________________, of ____________ agree to abide by the Code of Ethics set out herein with regard to my membership in and participation with SEEKING ONTARIO’S BIGFOOT (S O B TM), an incorporated not for profit association.

1.   Confidentiality of Witnesses and Locations - Under no circumstance is a witness’ contact information to be given out other than to those within the S O B TM membership and to the Administrator of Ontario Wildlife Field Research (OWFR), unless the witness expressly gives permission for their name to be used publicly. Under no circumstance is a specific sighting or incident location to be given out other than to those within the S O B TM membership and to the OWFR Administrator.

In addition, if a member receives a report locally, the member has every right to protect the witness information if they so desire. At all times, witness confidentiality should be paramount, and if necessary, that right to confidentiality shall supersede the S O B TM membership’s and the OWFR Administrator’s desire to know.

Otherwise, details such as the GENERAL location of the incident and information that will be published in the report’s investigation notes will be made available to the general membership of the OWFR and that of Ontario Sasquatch (OS), through the report’s publication.

2. Confidentiality of Members – Some S O B TM members may not wish their identities known to the general public. Members shall respect the wishes of those members who wish to keep their personal information confidential. In addition, no member will give out another member's personal phone numbers, email addresses, home or work addresses to any individual(s) without the express written or oral permission of that member.

3. Confidentiality of S O B TM Research Activities, Locations and Significant Events - Under no circumstance are S O B TM research activities, locations, significant events, such as specific sightings or incidents, to be given out other than to those within the S O B TM membership and to the Administrator of OWFR, unless the S O B TM Board of Directors expressly gives permission in writing for this information to be used publicly.

4. Information Usage – Information obtained while participating, provided and/or available on the S O B TM web-site may be shared with other OWFR members provided that doing so does not in any way violate the confidentiality of those parties detailed by 1 (one), 2 (two) and 3 (three) of this code. Information shared with OWFR members is shared with the explicit understanding and agreement by them that such information is not to be used for promotional purposes, to generate revenue or other non-monetary benefit to themselves, without the prior and written consent of the S O B TM Board of Directors. Further, that S O B TM information shared with OWFR members shall not be shared with non-OWFR members, and this too must be understood and agreed to prior to the sharing of the information. Lastly, all subsequent passage of S O B TM originated information to OWFR members is shared with these understandings and written agreement of all parties prior to the sharing of the information.

5. Integrity of Evidence – It is prohibited to create, participate in the creation of, promote or otherwise encourage the belief by others in the authenticity of an artifact or the relation of experiences that are in whole or in part fabricated, or unsupported by corroborating evidence.

6. Membership in other Organizations and/or Own Activities – Is permissible provided that such membership and/or activities are disclosed at the time of joining the S O B TM or if undertaken subsequent to joining, then. Under no circumstances is S O B TM obtained information to be used for promotional purposes, the intent of which is to generate revenue or other non-monetary benefit to those other organizations and/or own activities, unless the S O B TM Board of Directors expressly gives written permission for this information to be used for such purpose.

7.   Penalties - Failure to comply with the S O B TM Code of Ethics will result in expulsion from the S O B TM, as warranted by circumstances and in accordance with section 16 Termination of Membership and section 18 Discipline of Members, of the Corporation’s by-laws.

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