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Bigfoot sighting during the deer hunt near Susanville.

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Georgia, named after King George II of England, is one of the original thirteen colonies. It was the birthplace of civil rights leader Dr Martin Luther King, Jr., singer Ray Charles, “Gone with the Wind” author Margaret Mitchell, and wrestler Hulk Hogan. Yes, THE Hulk Hogan. Of the 37 million acres of land in Georgia, 24.8 million acres of that is forestland. The Peach State is the fourth largest state east of the Mississippi River, and is home to mountains, rivers, and monsters.

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The remains of an unidentified sea animal with fur on its tail have been washed ashore in the Far East. Found near the airport at Shakhtersk, on Sakhalin Island, its appearance is unlike anything ever found in Russia.

Judging from the remains the creature was giant and about twice the length of a human, and it had a huge nose like a bird’s beak.

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Could this be a Bigfoot? Recorded live on Katmai National Park bear cams

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Cliff fills us in on the photo evidence presented on the episode Bobo’s Backyard and the fact that it is a hoax.

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Midnight in the Desert

Bigfoot Style!

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A couple have a good look at Bigfoot near the Native American Shivwits Reservation.

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Lake Clinch in Polk County has a long history of a monster in its depths. In the 1928 book, “A History of Polk County,” M.F. Hetherington documents tales of a huge creature in Lake Clinch. “The Indians many years ago insisted there was an immense serpent in this lake,” Hetherington wrote. “In 1907 residents of Frostproof declared they had seen the monster, and that it must be 30 feet long.”

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For the final night investigation, the team takes advantage of the acoustics in the Ozarks and recruit the skills of Shoji Tabuchi, a legendary fiddle play in Branson, MO,, to see if they can lure out a Bigfoot.

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Interview of Kingfisher Pink, the author of The Whole Beast.

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With thousands of eyewitness accounts of The Loch Ness Monster, what are people really seeing? Is it tricks of light and water? Or are they really seeing a monster in and around the loch? You decide.

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The team delves into the Ozark hollows in search of sasquatch, colloquially known as the Blue Man. A packed town hall verifies that bigfoots have been here for generations and an eventful final night has them convinced the Ozarks are the real deal.

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Delaware, the first state to ratify the United States Constitution, sits on the Delmarva Peninsula, and is bordered by New Jersey, Maryland, and Pennsylvania. The second smallest state in the Union Delaware is one of the least populous, but it does have a few monsters.

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Wood Knocks & Tossed Rocks: Searching for Sasquatch with the Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization places the reader in the passenger seat of the author’s truck to ride shotgun on a series of expeditions with the Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization, as seen on Animal Planet’s hit show “Finding Bigfoot”. Experience every moment and every bump in the road as it happened. Learn what it is really like to be an investigator with the BFRO.

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We just might finally know why Bigfoot is always hiding: He’s embarrassed.

Read: Bigfoot Has A Big Problem … In Bed »