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In the May-June 2007 issue of Skeptical Inquirer, a cadre of skeptics review Jeff Meldrum’s book, Sasquatch: Legend Meets Science. The list includes Ben Radford, Michael R. Dennett, Matt Crowley, and David J. Daegling. Ben Radford shared the review with me to share with the readers of Cryptomundo. As there were four separate reviews, I […]

Read: David Daegling Reviews Meldrum »

With the recent mentions of David Daegling around these here parts, I thought I would share some thoughts and communiques that I have had with him in the past. For more on David Daegling and Bigfoot, check out these posts here on Cryptomundo. After reading Daegling’s article entitled "Bigfoot’s Screen Test" from Skeptical Inquirer magazine, […]

Read: David Daegling’s Flawed Science »

Let’s get the story on Krantz straight. Yes, he was fooled by the Indiana footprint. I was there when Doug McCoy confronted Krantz to his face with indisputable proof that the footprint was manufactured by J W Parker of Bloomington in Indiana with the avowed intent of deceiving Krantz.

Read: Grover Krantz and the Footprint From Indiana »

I am fascinated by a variety of topics. I can lose myself to the consternation of others looking for me, blending in with the rows and rows of books on shelves. I recently found a new book on mutants.

Read: Flashback 2005: The Skeptical Inquirer »

On Valentine’s Day, six years ago, I lost a friend; we all did, when the field of cryptozoology saw the death of a great man. Dr. Grover Krantz passed away, too young. (See his obituary here.) I am happy to exclusively announce today a new, brief exhibit that honors, by coincidence, Krantz’s legacy this month. […]

Read: New Berkeley Bigfoot Exhibition »

In the May-June 2007 issue of Skeptical Inquirer, a cadre of skeptics review Jeff Meldrum’s book, Sasquatch: Legend Meets Science. The list includes Ben Radford, Michael R. Dennett, Matt Crowley, and David J. Daegling. Ben Radford shared the review with me to share with the readers of Cryptomundo. As there were four separate reviews, I […]

Read: Matt Crowley Reviews Meldrum »

In the May-June 2007 issue of Skeptical Inquirer, a cadre of skeptics review Jeff Meldrum’s book, Sasquatch: Legend Meets Science. The list includes Ben Radford, Michael R. Dennett, Matt Crowley, and David J. Daegling. Ben Radford shared the review with me to share with the readers of Cryptomundo. As there were four separate reviews, I […]

Read: Michael Dennett Reviews Meldrum »

In the May-June 2007 issue of Skeptical Inquirer, a cadre of skeptics review Jeff Meldrum’s book, Sasquatch: Legend Meets Science. The list includes Ben Radford, Michael R. Dennett, Matt Crowley, and David J. Daegling. Ben Radford shared the review with me to share with the readers of Cryptomundo. As there were four separate reviews, I […]

Read: Radford Reviews Meldrum »

Many things go into setting one of these conferences up, including location, logistics, availability, politics, ideology and entertainment value but I am curious as to what the potential attendees think would make the ultimate line-up of speakers. Doesn’t matter if they are no longer with us…Here is a fun list I would love to see […]

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There’s a new argument occurring over at the James Randi skeptics forum, between Bigfoot promoters and skeptics, this last week in February 2007. It’s all about the unlikely subject of what was said by anthropologist Grover Krantz regarding the reality of the Skookum Cast. Here’s the result of some research and what may be the […]

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Ben Radford, managing editor of Skeptical Inquirer and resident skeptic of all things cryptozoological in nature, has given me permission to repost his article entitled Bigfoot at 50 here on Cryptomundo. It is a lengthy article, so I have posted excerpts here. The article can read in its entirety at the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry […]

Read: Evaluating Bigfoot Evidence »

The Spectrum, the University at Buffalo campus newspaper, reported on a lecture titled "Applying Science to the Paranormal" that Benjamin Radford gave last Friday night there. The next target for Radford’s objective and critical approach was Bigfoot. He had molds of footprints and lots of popular pictures, such as the Bigfoot who sells Spam, as […]

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Part I Ray Wallace continues to be the bone of contention in Bigfoot studies. It is time to expunge the databases of his negative contributions, and look at the real evidence for Sasquatch more clearly. It goes beyond a West versus East struggle, despite what some writers would have your believe. In Cryptomundo, over at […]

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On the front page of today’s San Antonio Express-News is an article concerning a recent research operation by my research group, the Texas Bigfoot Research Center, into the Big Thicket of Southeast Texas. Overall, I thought it was a good article describing our research operations. Scattered throughout this section of the woods, sitting silently and […]

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(Love & Rockets – No New Tell to Tell) Why has no one come up with some rules or laws governing Bigfoot’s ecology? Other than dumb luck, I think that would be the quickest and surest way to prove their existence; describing an accurate ecological model of Bigfoot where repeatable results can be had with […]

Read: Hypothesizing Bigfoot »