Posted by: Rick Noll on February 7th, 2006
(Blur – Jets) The tracks appeared very early on a Saturday morning, January 31, 1976… Dave and I arrived 7 days later. It all began at about 9:00PM the night before though when Betty smelled a terrible odor coming from outside the cabin. Cliff had fallen asleep in front of the TV earlier watching the […]
Read: Bigfoot in Twisp… Part IV »
Posted by: Loren Coleman on February 7th, 2006
The discovery of a "Lost World" in New Guinea is the breaking story of the day. I guess you just never can tell what you’re find if you look on the upper slopes of the Foja Mountains, in the easternmost and least explored province of western New Guinea, humm? Due to a technical breakdown here […]
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on February 7th, 2006
This article was originally presented at the 2003 International Bigfoot Symposium by John Green. This is the 4th part of more to come. Posted with John Green’s written consent. The first part is available on Cryptomundo here. The second part is available on Cryptomundo here. The third part is available on Cryptomundo here. I call […]
Posted by: Loren Coleman on February 6th, 2006
In Craig Woolheater’s blog , he quotes John Green as supporting the killing of Sasquatch, cutting up their bodies, and collecting many to do the dissections he feels are needed. He ends with this statement: So if your top priority is to make sure that no Sasquatch is killed, your most logical course is to […]
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Posted by: Craig Woolheater on February 6th, 2006
This article was originally presented at the 2003 International Bigfoot Symposium by John Green. This is the 3rd part of more to come. Posted with John Green’s written consent. The first part is available on Cryptomundo here. The second part is available on Cryptomundo here. Let me stress that I am speaking strictly about just […]
Read: John Green: What is Bigfoot? »
Posted by: John Kirk on February 5th, 2006
Loren Coleman, recently wrote of the Milt Marcy expedition which headed off to Cameroon and northern Congo in search of the phenomenon known as Mokele-mbembe. Some say Mokele is a sauropod dinosaur while others speculate it is a huge monitor lizard. Marcy’s expedition included two men I have worked with in the past. They are […]
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on February 5th, 2006
This vintage cartoon, circa 1970, was found by the talented Scott McClean and posted on Packer Palace. Click on image to see full-size version (and the punchline)
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Posted by: Loren Coleman on February 5th, 2006
What real evidence exists for dinosaurs having survived into more contemporary times? What are we to make of the carving of a Stegosaur (Stegosaur stenops) on an ancient Cambodian temple at Angkor Wat? Click image for full-size version This carving is now being shown to tourists, proclaiming it is a dinosaur. Such a situation, thusfar, […]
Read: Stegosaur in Cambodia? »
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on February 5th, 2006
This article was originally presented at the 2003 International Bigfoot Symposium by John Green. This is the 2nd part of more to come. Posted with John Green’s written consent. The first part is available on Cryptomundo here. I would like to start with a few words about Bob Titmus. Those of you who have had […]
Read: John Green on Bob Titmus »
Posted by: Craig Woolheater on February 4th, 2006
This article was originally presented at the 2003 International Bigfoot Symposium by John Green. It is quite lengthy and will be presented in sections on a daily basis. Posted with John Green’s written consent. Most of you will have noticed that I am not Jane Goodall, and you may well be wondering why I have […]
Read: John Green: 45 Years of Bigfoot »
Posted by: Rick Noll on February 4th, 2006
(Cracker – Loser) We finally got to the Libby’s place, parked the rambler in the driveway (luckily it had a slight incline to it for restarting purposes if needed) and knocked on their front door. It was nailed shut. We could hear someone inside yell to us to go around out back to the other […]
Read: Bigfoot in Twisp… Part III »
Posted by: Loren Coleman on February 4th, 2006
Now in its fourth month, Asia’s latest "Bigfoot" flap keeps on rolling. What can be learned from how the media is handling the story via the evolving names being used? Are there the hints of ridicule and racism, in the routine being revealed? The Malaysian "Bigfoot," as a labeled cryptid, is slowly merging with various […]
Posted by: Loren Coleman on February 3rd, 2006
Cryptomundo CryptoZoo News Exclusive The exploratory Milt Marcy Mokele-mbembe Expedition has returned. The trek to the Cameroon was made in preparation for a longer, full-scale effort in search of Mokele-mbembe, at the beginning of 2007. Drawings of Mokele-mbembe by Bill Rebsamen, used with permission. Here’s Bill Gibbons’ first report from the group just returned from […]
Read: Mokele-mbembe Expedition Update »
Posted by: Loren Coleman on February 3rd, 2006
Earlier here, CryptoZoo News mentioned the Scottish footcast found and declared authentic by the authorities. Several people have asked for us to publish the photograph of it. So here it is, with the official comparative examples of other casts: Photo A: "Beast of Balbirnie" cast Photo B: Balbirnie cast (top), captive puma (right), dog (bottom), […]
Read: “Beast of Balbirnie” Cast Update »
Posted by: Loren Coleman on February 3rd, 2006
Today is the deadline, February 3rd, 2006, for the Duel Masters™ 2005 Photo Contest. You have until Midnight Eastern (9 PM Pacific) to email your photo (see rules here) to this email address. Remember, they are going to give away $5000, $2500, and three $500 prizes, and winners will be announced by February 20th. Click […]
Read: Photo Contests: Duel Masters’ Bigfoot One Ends, “Champ Sightings” Begins »
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