Big Foot Trackers Unite for Common Good

Thousands of people travel to the Northwest in an effort to be one of the lucky few who capture the first photos of Big Foot.

Seattle, WA (prHWY.com) September 2, 2012 - Thousands of people travel to the Northwest in an effort to be one of the lucky few who capture the first photos of Big Foot. Very few of these individuals actually succeed in finding any trace of Big Foot, let alone capture a photo of this illusive creature but that could change. A new company based out of Seattle, Washington is teaming up with a CMMS software program to create a database where individuals can discover the latest areas where people can hopefully find Big Foot.

"We noticed that the biggest problem people had when trying to track Big Foot was the fact that information was so scrambled and spread out on the Internet", said website host Danny Travis. "My goal is to create a website, forum and other area where people can work together to spot Big Foot. I hope by having a CMMS software program imbedded with the program I can create information that is useful and helpful to those that want to see Big Foot."

Danny Travis hopes that he will be able to collect and organize information in a way that Big Foot trackers can find it useful. He hopes to take potential sightings and put them on maps, create a forum where individuals can talk about their adventures, and post informative articles for people who want to get started with tracking.

"The whole idea is to really create a community for Big Foot trackers", said Travis. "There really isn't anywhere on the web where people can gather and share information. People who want to track Big Foot need to search and find that information on their own and that can get overwhelming."

Danny Travis has been a longtime Big Foot tracker. He has spent the past 20 years in search of this illusive creature. However, he has never gotten anywhere close enough to capture a picture. He estimated that he spent approximately 20 hours searching for information that could help lead him to Big Foot. He hopes to help other trackers in their quest.

"I have a goal of becoming the first person to capture a photo of Big Foot", said new tracker Madison Hunter. "All the information is overwhelming to me, but I think Travis' new plan could be very helpful. Maybe with the help of the information I'll be able to find him and capture him on film. It'd be a life goal of mine."

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