Show Notes
Tonight’s guest is Mike Fitzhugh. Mike is the creator of the Dogman Cometh app, a groundbreaking tool designed to help people who spend time in the woods document, analyze, and investigate potential Dogman evidence right from their smartphones.
If someone discovers what they believe might be evidence left behind by a Dogman—such as tufts of fur, unusual tree gouges, tracks, or other signs—they can photograph it with the app and upload it directly for analysis. The app compares submitted evidence against a growing database of known animal characteristics, helping users rule out common wildlife through a process of elimination. It also serves as a powerful field journal, allowing users to document the exact location of sightings, weather conditions, time of day, lunar phase, and other important details that could prove valuable.
Beyond documenting evidence, the Dogman Cometh app can help users locate nearby Dogman sightings, identify encounter hotspots, and evaluate how favorable conditions might be for a potential encounter based on factors such as terrain, available food sources, water, weather, and lunar activity.
On tonight's show, Mike explains how the app was developed, how it works, and why he believes it can become an invaluable resource for anyone who investigates Dogman reports or spends time searching for answers in the woods.
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