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2015 Sasquatch Summit featuring:

Bob Gimlin, John Bindernagel, Thom Powell, Ron Morehead, Scott Taylor, Phil Poling, Olympic Project, Scott Nelson, Toby Johnson, Sasquatch Expedition & tons more.

Read: Sasquatch Summit 2015 Washington State »

…as well as well known things like “B for Bigfoot,” “Y for Yeti” etc, there are a lot of obscure Bigfoot-type creatures listed from Africa, South America, Europe, the Far East, and much more.

Plus, entries on Bigfoot in movies, TV shows, history, legend, and on what Bigfoot might really be, and 120 photos/drawings/paintings.

Also entries on some of the more controversial aspects of Bigfoot, such as the “infra-sound” issue and Bigfoot/UFO theories.

Read: The Bigfoot Book: The Encyclopedia of Sasquatch, Yeti, and Cryptid Primates »

After extensive research, I finally wrote my long-planned second dragons book – entitled Dragons in Zoology, Cryptozoology, and Culture – and saw it published in 2013 by Coachwhip Publications of Greenville, Ohio. It constitutes one of the most comprehensive dragon-themed factual books ever published, is sumptuously illustrated throughout in full colour, and very recently I was delighted to see not one but two positive, encouraging reviews of it.

Read: Reviewing Dragons in Zoology, Cryptozoology, and Culture »

JC Johnson and Crypto Four Corners investigates an encounter with 3 Bigfoot near the San Juan River in the vicinity of the Four Corners.

Read: Close Encounter with Three Sasquatch »

One of the most spectacular members of the Eurasian Pleistocene megafauna was the Irish elk Megaloceros giganteus. Formally described in 1799, it is also aptly known as the giant deer, as its largest known representatives were only marginally under 7 ft tall at the shoulder and bore massive antlers spanning up to 12 ft, but did this magnificent species linger on into historic times?

Read: The Last of the Irish Elks? »

Everyone has heard of Nessie, the reputed monster of Loch Ness, but fewer people realise that mystery beasts of various forms have also been reported from a sizeable number of other mainland Scottish freshwater lochs. These include Lochs Arkaig, Assynt, Awe, Eil, Feith an Leothaid, Garten, Lochy, Lomond, Maree, Morar, Oich, Quoich. Shiel, and Treig.

Read: Lesser Nessies »

The original drawing of the Braxton County Monster based on Kathleen May’s description; seen in countless newspaper clippings, reprinted in books, and shown on television; an image copied by countless artists, game creators, and cartoonist; has long been thought to be lost to time. However, the drawing was recently rediscovered in Braxton County, West Virginia.

Read: Flatwoods Monster Original Drawing Recently Rediscovered »

This week Mark and Seth dig into some listener comments and questions. Field biologist evidence-discovery (and lack thereof), three toed tracks, and most of all, eyewitness testimony. All of these topics and more are discussed in this episode.

Read: SasWhat: Three Toed Bigfeet »

There is no doubt that Australia’s most famous cryptid ape is the Yowie. It resembles Bigfoot in both size and appearance to an incredibly close degree. It stands around seven to ten feet tall and is covered in a thick coat of hair. Far less famous, though no less fascinating than the Yowie, is Australia’s Wakki, also known as the Njmbin, the Junjudee, the Waladherahra, as well as by many other names, depending on the relevant Aborigine tribe that tells of its existence.

Read: Australia’s Unknown Ape-Men »

If, like me, you’re a fan of the writings of Linda Godfrey – and particularly her werewolf-themed book, The Michigan Dogman – then what I’m about to share with you now is likely to be of deep interest. It’s an old newspaper story – dating back more than a century – that is eerily reminiscent of some of Linda’s findings. And, it demonstrates that when we dig into the past, we can sometimes find fascinating tales that have a direct bearing on the present.

Read: Dog With A Human Face »

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.

Read: Exploring American Monsters: Georgia »

Bigfoot sightings have been reported in every state except Hawaii. Interest in this creature, which many believe to be as mythical as a leprechaun, is as strong today as ever, with the wildly popular show Finding Bigfoot persisting on the Animal Planet network and references to bigfoot appearing throughout popular culture. What is it about bigfoot that causes some people to devote a chunk of their lives to finding one?

Read: Monster Trek: The Obsessive Search for Bigfoot »

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.

Read: Exploring American Monsters: Delaware »

Thursday, June 25th: 6-8pm Wadsworth Public Library speaking presentation titled “Minerva Monster: Bigfoot Encounters in Ohio”

Join us this week at the Wadsworth Public Library as we deliver a presentation called “Minerva Monster: Bigfoot Encounters Around Ohio”. We’ll be talking about the Minerva case (as well as some behind the scenes info), Bigfoot sightings around the state, and Seth will be delving into the local “River Styx Monster”.

Read: Minerva Monster: Bigfoot Encounters Around Ohio »

A Bigfoot Investigation

Read: Sasquatchyatalkinabout? »