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The monster then tore off the saddle and bridle from the horse and destroyed them, and, holding the horse by the mane, broke a short piece of sapling.

Read: Caddo Wild Man, 1865 »

They watched a lion leap a fence and head south on Highway S. Both agreed it was a lion and not a large dog, as they noted the coloring, a bushy mane and tuft on the tail.

Read: Wisconsin Rapids Lion »

During my early morning talks with Bob Gimlin, he shared with me, for the record, a story that I do not recall having ever heard before. Images.

Read: Patterson’s Little Known Deathbed Confession »

It is described as being shaped like a porpoise, 100 feet long, and rushing through the water with the speed of an express train.

Read: Gorramooloch »

The creature, according to the description furnished, was anywhere from 20 to 30 feet in length and resembled a huge garter snake.

Read: Sea Serpent Sighting: October 1913 »

“How near does a human being resemble a bear, or how near does a bear resemble a human being?” is a busy question lately in British Columbia, as a “wild-man” has been seen in different localities recently.

Read: Wild Man ~ 1922 »

Have you thought about what kind of Sasquatch reports took place during 1969? Some are famous today.

Read: Bigfoot During Woodstock’s Summer »

I received a remarkable donation at the museum this week. What new lessons can be learned from a physical object that links back to an event occurring in 1967? Images.

Read: Patterson’s Bigfoot Camera »

This drawing was discovered by Robert Schneck (the author of The President’s Vampire) and shared with me because of my interest in the Dover Demon. Images.

Read: 1893 “Dover Demon” »

Bigfoot activity continues to heat up, once again, among the Lakota in the communities of Wounded Knee, Pine Ridge, Eagle Butte, and other locations in South Dakota. Now comes word of a new local name for the strange visitor ~ and with a link to suicides too. Images.

Read: Bigfoot, Big Man and Walking Sam »

Jerome F. Hamlin, founder of Dinofish, shares a question and area of some culturally-based confusion with Cryptomundo today. Images.

Read: Was Coelacanth Really “Discovered” in 1938? »

Finally, something new, sort of. Images.

Read: New Cryptomobile »

Are we too late? Has Bigfoot history already been lost? Images.

Read: For Sale: Saving Bluff Creek Bigfoot History »

A key but often forgotten figure in the early history of Bigfoot investigations recently passed away. He was there in the beginning, and was a critical member of the first Tom Slick expedition in California. Images.

Read: Early Famed Bigfooter Dies »

The Year of the Bigfoot among the Sioux, 1977, is revisited.

Read: Little Eagle Bigfoot »