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During a night investigation, Cliff and Matt get several responses. Could this be the evidence that could convince the Freethinkers?

Read: Could These Howls Convince the Freethinkers? »

The team is in Arkansas, where a group has put up a bounty in exchange for proof of bigfoots’ existence. To sway these skeptics, the team invites them along on their expedition, but will they be able to surface the proof needed to cash in on the reward?

Read: Finding Bigfoot: Skeptic Showdown »

The Freethinkers don’t believe in Bigfoot, so it’s up to the team to try and give them definitive evidence.

Read: The Team Meets the Fayettesville Freethinkers »

Cliff Barackman offers up details about tomorrow’s two new episodes of Finding Bigfoot.

Read: Two New Episodes of Finding Bigfoot Sunday! »

First Annual Sasquatch Festival! A day full of fun activities for the children in the Kids Cave, Speakers such as Author Dr. Jeff Meldrum and Researcher Derek Randles from the Olympic Project for the true believers, Food & Craft Vendors and a Beer garden with fire pits to sit around and tell your Bigfoot Story! Stay tuned for updates. #klccsquatch

Read: sQuatch Fest Tomorrow! »

Jim French & Joseph Langston find 18-in long, 4-toed Bigfoot tracks near south fork of Snoqualmie River

Read: Bigfoot Track Find in Washington State »

Seth Breedlove and Brandon Dalo sit down to talk about their upcoming film, The Mothman of Point Pleasant. It is told through the perspective of Point Pleasant citizens, and the recently discovered history connected to the Mothman legends. The Small Town Monsters crew was also able to uncover some untold encounter stories, not yet heard. We talk unexplained events around production, what goes on behind the scenes, future projects, and much more.

Read: iTF 69: The Mothman of Point Pleasant Reminder »

We once believed that our direct ancestors, Homo sapiens, fifty thousand years ago, had to contend with only a couple of thuggish and inferior contemporaries—Homo neanderthalis and Homo heidelbergensis. Then came Homo floresiensis in 2003, Homo denisovans in 2010, Homo argeninsis and Homo moraviansis in 2019, and eleven more since then, along with the recognition—forced on us by whole genome analysis—that back in the day, we all hopped from cave to cave, sharing our DNA like the common cold.

The wide array of surviving hairy kinfolk—Almas, Orang Pendek, Sasquatch, Yeren, Yeti, Yowie, and so on—emerged from this bubbling Homosphere like mutts from an unchaperoned dog park. Or, to elevate the imagery a little…we now understand that each distinct woodland variety represents its own winning chord in the ancient mixed chorus.

Read: Flash Forward: A Vision of our Life with Sasquatch, 2067 »

What do you think?

Read: Are Lizard Men Hairless Sasquatches? »

James Bobo Fay will be talking to fans of Finding Bigfoot in a live Q & A today.

Read: Finding Bigfoot Live Q & A »

I finally got permission to share my story, and while I will not, and cannot mention the companies name, I can share mine and the experience I had with Bigfoot one night while on the job. I can also share the vicinity of the encounter and my personal sighting.

Read: Tow Truck Operator Gets A Bigfoot Scare On Highway 101 »

Matt thought he was getting a response, but Ranae just spots a beaver on the thermal cam.

Read: The Team is Fooled by Beavers »

The team spots something on the thermal and gets a response to throwing rocks in a river.

Read: The Team Gets A Response »

Will the Four Corners be more successful this time around?

Read: Searching for Sasquatch in the Four Corners »

The team returns to the Four Corners of America to find all their previous witnesses have been plagued by recent activity. A wide search of all four states, leads to their most intricate strategy yet in hopes of capturing footage of a bigfoot.

Read: Finding Bigfoot: Return to Four Corners »