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Trapper is an expert tracker, so he examines the Sheepsquatch feces to learn more about this beast, much to the disgust of his fellow AIMS team members.

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The AIMS team talks about the massive water trap they built and what it takes to hunt the Fire Dragon.

Read: Behind the Hunt: Pocahontas Fire Dragon »

Group of people spotlighting in a paddock near Noojee, witness a Yowie reaching up into a tree.

They quickly turned the vehicle around and retreated.

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The Yakima Valley Museum in Yakima, WA is holding a bigfoot exhibit entitled Sasquatch Revealed from now until December 27. I was at the opening with Bob Gimlin, Chris Murphy and Thomas Steenburg. It is fantastically well done and worth visiting.

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As for a prudent modus operandi for any bigfooter who finds significant DNA evidence, here is a basic sense of the steps required for scientific disclosure to the general public…

Read: What To Do If You Find Bigfoot Flesh, Blood, Bone, or Other DNA »

Described by Jimmy Kimmel as “Scary and the Hendersons” and by writer-director Bobcat Goldthwait himself as “The Blair-Squatch Project,” found footage movie Willow Creek is a radical departure in Goldthwait’s career after directing a string of black comedies (World’s Greatest Dad, God Bless America).

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Well, it looks like the Brits are the lucky ones…

Seems like Bobcat Goldthwait’s Bigfoot film Willow Creek was released last Friday, May 2 in the UK.

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You probably don’t know who this dignified individual is, but if it wasn’t for him we would not know anything about the Mongolian Almas. He’s the legendary Professor Rinchen, a gentleman, scholar and linguist. He lived from 1902-1977 and was responsible for preserving the collection of Zhyben Jamtsarano (also Zhamtsarano) (below) which was a compilation […]

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The Olympic Project team and location has been showcased on TV multiple times. Learn how great leadership and unparalleled cooperation has resulted in great research and evidence gathering in the Olympic Peninsula.

Read: Next HopsSquatch: Predicting Bigfoot in the Olympic Peninsula »

Germany has long been associated with unicorn traditions, in particular with the supposed occurrence of dainty white unicorns in the Harz Mountains. In addition, a far more exotic, bizarre version was allegedly sighted in Germany’s HercynianForest by no less eminent an eyewitness than Julius Caesar. (c) Markus Bühler He described it as being an ox […]

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“…during the course of the evening Lance casually mentioned to me that he had undertaken investigations of a couple of local stories, legends and incidents of a monstrous nature that he felt might very well be of keen interest to me…”

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Okay gang, a lot of people were stunned at how I took apart “Blinky”.

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Native American totem poles and other artwork, such as masks and statuary, could symbolically depict sasquatch defensive and offensive infrasound “blasting,” which is interpreted by most anthropologists as mere whistling.

Could these works of art symbolically represent the way sasquatches wield powerful weapons by emitting ultra low frequencies that help them communicate with each other, hunt wild game like deer and elk, as well as discouraging human contact? I certainly think so.

Read: Sasquatch Infrasound: Logistics & Deployment »

From the sunny shores of Lake Okanagan The Debaters pits mythical creature against mythical creature. Local comic Tim Nutt asserts that the serpent-like Ogopogo is superior whereas interloper, Roman Danylo, roars the praises of Sasquatch.

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