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Another action-packed season in the Appalachian wilderness is coming to a close, but the boys of MOUNTAIN MONSTERS aren’t hanging up their camouflage just yet. The series has been picked up for a third season slated to begin production on 16 new episodes later this year and premiere in spring 2015.

Read: Pop the Moonshine! Mountain Monsters Renewed for Season 3 »

Has the site of one of cryptozoology’s most famous tales of Bigfoot-related violence finally been rediscovered? After years of expeditions, one paranormal investigation group thinks they’ve located the infamous Ape Canyon Cabin, and they’ve provided evidence to back it up.

Read: Historical Bigfoot Attack Site Rediscovered in Washington »

Locals are reporting that this gargantuan beast has been venturing dangerously close to human dwellings, and the AIMS crew has no time to waste finding out why he is expanding his territory before someone is hurt or killed.

Read: Mountain Monsters: Yahoo/Grassman Hybrid Beast? »

Following the tragic death of his mother and young bride within hours of each other, Theodore Roosevelt travels to the Dakota Badlands to put the loss behind him and to reinvent himself as a cowboy and adventurer. But T.R.’s foray into the wild comes on the heels of several brutal attacks by an unknown species, forcing the future president to become something he hadn’t planned on: A Sasquatch Hunter.

Read: Teddy Roosevelt: Sasquatch Hunter »

A zoologist who has studied Bigfoot claims for decades will return to Oroville this week as the featured guest of the Summer Speaker series at the Lake Oroville Visitor Center.

Lake Oroville Visitor Center
917 Kelly Ridge Road
Oroville, CA
530-538-2219
Wednesday, July 23rd at 7:00 P.M.

Read: Zoologist returns to Oroville for talk on Bigfoot »

Dr. Jeff Meldrum is gathering Sasquatch hair samples for a DNA study.

Read: Meldrum’s Morphological and DNA Analysis of Sasquatch Samples »

Archive of last Sunday’s CryptoCast with Trapper from Destination America’s Mountain Monsters.

Read: CryptoCast Archive: Mountain Monsters‘ Trapper »

This book is good for its niche: the YA horror novel. It’s an action-filled adventure with teenage protagonists trying to discover and save the lake monsters. There are a couple of really gory scenes for a YA! These lake monsters can be nasty…

~ Matt Bille

Read: Loch: A Novel »

…a sighting of the Loch Morar Monster being briefly seen almost wholly out of the water.

Read: Meanwhile at Loch Morar »

The centuries-old legend of a lake creature is alive today thanks to a handful of folks who are driven by scholarship, obsession and the irresistible mystery.

Read: Lake Pepin’s rumored creature may be folklore come to life »

The AIMS team had Mother Nature working against them on this hunt. Hear about the struggles they faced hunting the Bloodless Howler on the exclusive aftershow.

Read: Behind the Hunt: Bloodless Howler »

Here is the preliminary program for the first World Coference on Relict Hominoids at Zulu Nyala, South African, March 2015. Please share this with your friends. I will have a more complete speakers program with their bios and titles. Most presenters will have two talks, as well as panel discussions. Stay tuned.

~ Dr. Jeff Meldrum

Read: World Conference on Relict Hominoids Program »

Join Monica and myself tonight as we talk to Mountain Monsters’ John Trapper Tice.

We will be talking about next week’s season finale where the AIMS team goes back after the Ohio Grassman.

Read: CryptoCast: Mountain Monsters‘ Trapper »

The team travels to Bobo’s backyard, Humboldt County, to investigate strange photos of a possible bigfoot among the Redwoods. Confident Bobo lives among the bigfoots, the team heads deep into the Redwoods using heavy metal vocals as bait.

Read: Finding Bigfoot: Bobo’s Backyard »

Relive your favorite moments by watching the official Mountain Monsters music video!

Read: Mountain Man Town »