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Craig and Monica joined Matt and Clint on Ok Talk for a fun filled discussion of all things paranormal. Included in the discussion is a retelling of Craig’s encounter, plans for the upcoming Texas Conference and opportunities to go squatchin’ with Monica.

Read: Craig Woolheater and Monica Rawlins talk Bigfoot »

Sasquatch, Yeti, MoMo, Nape—the creature goes by different names around the world. A sort of pseudoscience has emerged to suss out the biology and behavior of this animal. Here’s what it says.

Read: Bigfoot: Portrait of an Animal That May Not Exist »

Can a tiny creature that doesn’t even exist inflict agonising pain and even death upon its human victims? Ordinarily, I would say no – but the history (and mystery) of a virtually forgotten yet decidedly bizarre micro-assassin known as Furia infernalis, the hellish fury worm, is anything but ordinary.

Read: Linnaeus’s Fury Worm – The History and Mystery of a Hellish Micro-Assassin »

Bob Gimlin was a small town cowboy when his friend coaxed him into hunting the famous mythical creature 50 years ago. Today, as the legend of Bigfoot has grown, Gimlin is viewed by the community of believers around the country as something of a prophet.

Read: The Man Who Created Bigfoot »

Sometime prior to July 1966, Roger Patterson interviewed Fred Beck. Here is that interview, along with a montage of photos. The interview has been transcribed and accompanies the photos in the video.

Read: Roger Patterson Interviewing Fred Beck—Ape Canyon/Bigfoot »

John Green did not believe in sasquatches.

This was the first thing Green told me when I met him in 2009, for an interview at his home in Agassiz, British Columbia. He had a big, uncluttered wooden desk in the corner of his living room, with a map of the Pacific Northwest tacked to the wall beside it. He sat behind the desk and folded his hands in front of him and, before I could ask him a question, told me that people like him were called believers, but they weren’t. “We’re investigators

Read: John Green, ‘Mr. Sasquatch,’ Leaves Big Shoes to Fill »

Every dog has its day, including the mysterious, upright canine known as Dogman whose official day will be August 6, 2016, as a group of nationally known investigators, authors and television personalities gathers in Defiance, Ohio, for the first ever Dogman Symposium.

Read: Dogman Symposium 2016 »

You will, I’m sure, have heard of the unconfirmed North American primate vernacularly termed Bigfoot or Sasquatch.

Read: If Bigfoot Were Real »

A Journal of Sasquatch Research

Read: Wood Knocks »

The Texas Bigfoot Research Center celebrates the 15th anniversary of the Original Texas Bigfoot Conference held on September 15, 2001 with this year’s event to be held the weekend of October 14-16, 2016. This is the official Texas Bigfoot Weekend as proclaimed by the mayor of Jefferson in 2005.

Read: 15th Anniversary Texas Bigfoot Conference Updates »

A Skeptical discussion of the Boggy Creek Monster with Lyle Blackburn on the MonsterTalk podcast.

Read: What the Fouke? »

Historically, we do know late May was significant in British Columbia, regarding Sasquatch and the Native Peoples.

But now John Green is gone. His legacy lives on. And he leaves much to ponder in the research he did. One thing he seems to have proven: There is no Bigfoot curse. Nevertheless, Green was squarely in the middle of revealing that this “Sasquatch hex” actually existed.

Read: John Green and the Sasquatch Death Curse »

News circulating through the Bigfoot/Sasquatch community this morning is that preeminent chronicler/researcher/investigator/author John Green has passed away.

Read: John Green Has Died »

Searching for Sasquatch in Alaska

Read: Big Wild Foot »

A feature length documentary chronicling the bizarre and often-disturbing tales of a swamp monster said to lurk in Southern Arkansas is making its way to screens. The film is titled Boggy Creek Monster and is the third in a series called Small Town Monsters.

Read: Boggy Creek Monster Teaser Trailer »