Wanted to pass along some recent news; Simply Sasquatch is doing well (http://www.blogtalkradio.com/SimplySasquatch) and I am happy to announce that Tim Ervick (http://squatchers.blogspot.com) has agreed to “co-host” the show with me when he is available and I think that’s great. This past show on Saturday (August 8th) we went for a little more than an hour and it was terrific. The conversation flowed quite nicely and I think the topics of discussion were of much interest to some.
I’m hoping to increase the listenership interaction, whether it be in the chatroom or calling into the show (646-716-6374) and maybe we might even see some more OSR members join us in the future ???
Tim is up in the Sudbury area and I am in Oakville. The Blogtalk number is long distance for both of us but I Primus VOIP some my long distance in North America is free. All i do is call into the show to host it and just before the show starts, I call Tim via conference call, then join him into the show. Pretty simple. Doesn’t cost him a dime in long distance, nor does it cost me anything. If you are interested in calling into the show by using this method to save on long distance, please let me know.
If your an Ipod user, Simply Sasquatch is now available on Itunes under podcasts.
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This is the most active time of the year for people to be using trail cameras and collecting images from them. Unfortunately many people arrive to the location of the camera to find that it has either disappeared or has been knocked out of the tree. The culprit? Typically a bear. They seem to be attracted to the resins used in the body of the camera and they sometime get a little too curious. If you have an opportunity to get yourself a bear-proof box, by all means do so.
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Not too much has been coming out of Ontario lately with regards to Sasquatch sightings. A couple recon’s have been planned yet there has been nothing much beyond that. We have a report, such as that from Squatchers – which details the Naiscoot lake vocalization.
(http://squatchersfieldnotes.blogspot.com/)
See yah!
