Scientific Bigfoot Mapmaking and Sasquatch Revealed by Data | PNW Bigfoot Maps | Josh Moss
Josh Moss is a geospatial scientist/archaeologist living in Portland, Oregon. Josh has been using his skill set with GIS (Geographic Information Systems) to make mostly state-scale maps that compare Bigfoot sightings to other relevant environmental information, such as black bear ranges, or precipitation levels. Josh is also an outdoor enthusiast, having thru-hiked the AT in 2007 and back-packed extensively in the Cascades, Olympics, Appalachian mountains and elsewhere, as well as spending countless days in remote areas doing fieldwork for various jobs.
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