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The team travels for the first time Maine. They split up to interview eyewitnesses and embark on multiple solo investigations. Matt records multiple bigfoot howls, and is confident they’ve pinned down a Pine Tree State Sasquatch.

Read: Finding Bigfoot: Bigfoot’s Maine Event »

Sunday night, the Finding Bigfoot team travels to Maine and gets squatchy with Loren Coleman at his International Museum of Cryptozoology. That episode airs at 10 pm, but there are some others leading up to it, so check the local listings!

~ Cliff Barackman

Read: Bigfoot Expert Describes Maine Bigfoot Sightings, Shows Off Evidence »

Cryptozoologist Ken Gerhard talks about his research into both mythical creatures as well as tangible evidence for creatures such as Mothman and their connection to UFOs, curses, and tragedies. He’ll also cover the copious examples of lore and mythologies around the world which describe these creatures.

Read: Coast to Coast AM: Cryptid Lore Tonight »

It’s a close competition, but Bobo and Ranae come through with a victory for Washington state – and the United States.

Read: It Smells Like Victory for Team U.S.A. »

The team returns to the Pacific Northwest to settle a bet: which is squatchier, the U.S. or Canada? After they split up to meet witnesses and do night investigations, they try to discover whether the Olympic Peninsula or British Columbia is squatchier.

Read: Squatch Wars: U.S. vs. Canada »

Cliff and Matt meet with Todd and Sylvia, who encountered a bigfoot while biking through Sasquatch Provincial Park in British Columbia.

Read: Two Local Bikers Come Across Path of Mysterious, Hairy Creature »

Bobo tries a variety of interesting scenarios to entice Sasquatch to make an appearance.

Read: Bobo’s Unconventional Squatching Techniques Lead to Interesting Results »

Bobo believes the U.S.A is a haven for bigfoots, while Cliff believes Canada is the preferred home of sasquatches. They’ve decided to battle it out and each has a lot at stake.

Read: Big Wagers in the Battle of the Bigfoots »

Tune in or set your DVR tomorrow (Sunday, December 27), starting @7am EST for seven straight episodes of #MissinginAlaska on History Channel 2 Network!

Read: Missing in Alaska Marathon »

The new season of FINDING BIGFOOT premieres Sunday, January 3, from 9-11 PM (ET/PT), as Animal Planet’s curious cryptozoological team sets foot in new locations with modern technologies to progress the search.

Read: Finding Bigfoot: The Search Resumes »

Read: A New Season of Finding Bigfoot »

Set your alarms and/or DVRs – A four episode Missing in Alaska mini-marathon airs this Sunday morning on H2 Network.

Read: Missing in Alaska Mini-Marathon »

Guest host Connie Willis was joined, for the full program, by James “Bobo” Fay of Finding Bigfoot fame for a discussion on his Bigfoot research and the quest to find the elusive creature. Noting that the Bigfoot appears to possess a cranium at least as large as a human, Fay surmised that the creature must have some kind of advanced intelligence which it uses to avoid being caught. “They’re not writing symphonies and building suspension bridges,” he mused, “all their brain power goes into evading humans and feeding themselves.” He also suggested that Bigfoot may be able to sense the electromagnetic field emitted from game cameras and, thus, are able to circumvent the equipment used by researchers hoping for a serendipitous photograph of the creature.

Read: In Search Of Bigfoot With James “Bobo” Fay »

Mark and Seth return to catch us up on what they’ve been doing. Seth just returned from the home of the legendary Fouke Monster, Fouke Arkansas. He talks about his experiences in the land that bred The Legend of Boggy Creek, his time at the Boggy Creek Festival and his brush with a neighbor blowing leaves into his yard…

Read: SasWhat: Boggy Creek Bigfoot Memories »

Read: Coast to Coast AM: Bobo and Bigfoot Tonight »