SASQUATCH PHEROMONE

RESEARCHERS CAN BUY SASQUATCH ATTRACTANT PHEROMONE CHIPS HERE

This formula was used on the successful ‘Skookum Expedition” which yielded the famous “Skookum Cast”.  It was also featured in the television shows “Close Encounters”, “Sasquatch, Legend Meets Science” (Discovery Channel) and many other expeditions.  

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Pheromone Chips

Pheromone Chips

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Our pheromones are a combination of putative human and ape pheromones. They are impregnated into a special plastic that will hold and emanate the scent for 3 weeks in the field.

This formula was used on the successful ‘Skookum Expedition” which yielded the famous “Skookum Cast”.  It was also featured in the television shows “Close Encounters”, “Sasquatch, Legend Meets Science” (Discovery Channel) and many other expeditions.  

 

Directions:

Use rubber gloves to avoid scenting yourself. Place wire or string in hole of tag and place 6 to 8 feet above ground to keep small animals away.  Put in front of camera traps, DNA traps, etc. This scent will travel for a mile or more, so take wind direction into account in placement.  Scent travels downhill in early morning hours and then uphill later in the A.M. when the sun heats the earth. Puff some chalk-dust, dry dirt, feathers or milkweed seeds in the air to determine light breezes.  Track upwind to your placement of the pheromone chips when returning. These animals will circle downwind to get a bearing on the scent releasing from the chip. You will also keep from spooking animals by your downwind human scent.

Try to keep your own scent to a minimum by washing your clothes in unscented laundry detergent.  Most common laundry detergents put a heavy, perfumed odor on your clothes. Use rubber boots and latex gloves. Being more aware of your own scent will make you more successful in the field.

Testimonials

Dr. Bambenek, aka. Dr. Juice, is a lifelong outdoorsman who has performed some groundbreaking research in the area of animal pheromones. Dr. Bambenek provided us with a pheromone blend that was created for the sole purpose of attracting a large primate. These pheromones may well have played an integral role in helping to attract a sasquatch into the area. 

BFRO-Skookum Expedition

At 9:30 PM, we began our sound broadcasting protocol for the evening. Before dark, I had deployed a primate pheromone chip supplied
by BFRO curator Dr. Greg Bambenek. I was sitting about 30 or 40 yards away from that chip in an elevated observation platform about
15 feet off the ground. Suddenly, at about 11:30 PM, I heard heavy foot falls in the brush to my east. They startled me because they
sounded as if they were only 20 or 30 yards away and I did not hear them approach. The animal moved slowly north and south, pacing
back and forth. I strained in my night vision equipment to see something, but all I saw was brush. This behavior went on and on. It was
just pacing back and forth, moving very slowly. Occasionally I heard big sticks breaking under the foot falls. My mind began to race.

BFRO Investigator