Thursday, April 26, 2012

Fear In The Bigfoot Community

 

 

 

 

New Footage: Turkey Hunter Spots A Bigfoot In Hancock, Maryland

 

 

 

 

Comments of the day: Building The Case For Dr. Melba Ketchum's Bigfoot DNA Study

 

 

 

 

Bigfoot DNA Press Embargo Unveiled With PressPass [Humor]

 

 

 

 

Robert Lindsay: Dr. Melba Ketchum Bigfoot DNA Study Lifts Press Embargo Tomorrow?

 

 

 

 

Dr. Melba Ketchum Can't Believe The Hoopla Over Her Stick Structure Photo, Claims To Have More Stuff That Will Blow Your Mind

 

 

 

 

Carl Olinselo has crunched the numbers and the answer is--not likely at all. There are 84,000,000 acres of virtually undisturbed National Parks land and Bigfoot could be populating several thousand acres and most of us would never know. There is plenty of empty land outside of National Parks and we think this particular theory should be reworded slightly to only include the National Park land, otherwise it doesn't really stand up to scrutiny. However, we do agree with Olinselo that it is highly unlikely any of us will ever see a Bigfoot in person. In other doubtful crypto news, Loren Coleman predicted this would happen and now it has. Someone has taken uploaded Fake Thylacine Footage taken directly from the movie The Hunter. Speaking of movies, Bigfoot Evidence has an interview with the Eyewitness Interview For The Movie Skookum, a man who encountered not one but two Bigfoot 25 years ago while sitting in a tree stand watching for deer. He saw one hairy gorilla-like creature pursuing a deer and then heard a second one whistle to the first one and after that he, for lack of a better word, skedaddled right out of there and sprinted for his truck. Another gorilla-like creature terrorizing hunters and everyone else 25 years ago was the Beast of Boggy Creek and Jeffery Pritchett has New! 'Fouke Tales' Interview with Lyle Blackburn author of The Beast of Boggy Creek. Karl Shuker gives us the lowdown on a rather unfortunate looking creature believed to now be extinct and asks Was The Izcuintlipotzotli A Canine Quasimodo? The canine had a lumpy, ungainly appearance and was also saddled with an even more ungainly name. A New purple crab species found in Philippines is a bit easier on the eyes than the Izcuintlipotzotli, with brilliant purple and red coloring and a less unwieldy name, Insulamon. 
 
 
 
Search for Bigfoot gets a new leader
New Philadelphia Times Reporter
SUBMITTED PHOTO Bigfoot researcher Don Keating holds a plaster cast of a large footprint. After three decades of looking for Bigfoot, however, Keating has yet to find any scientific proof of the creature's existence. By Joe Mizer After investigating ...
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 Off Beat: Oddly intriguing
Press Herald
That's why Coleman's museum deals a lot with Bigfoot-type creatures and mermaids or the legend of Champ, the supposed sea-monster of Lake Champlain. Because they were reported, sighted and may be something real. Of course, they might not be real too.
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Wednesday, April 25, 2012

Psychology in bigfooting – FEAR



 Howling at nothing: A hunt for bigfoot
Bend Bulletin
By Amanda Petrusich / New York Times News Service Cliff Barackman and Matt Moneymaker, the founder and president of the Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization, are co-stars on the Animal Planet series “Finding Bigfoot,” in which they amble through dark ...
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 Did Bigfoot Get a New Agent?
Who2 (blog)
For a guy who's never even been seen, Bigfoot sure has been getting a lot of press these last couple of years. Did he get a new agent? If so, double that agent's salary because Bigfoot is hot right now! This week the New York Times Travel section ...
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Man Complains About People Believing In Bigfoot, Made Rick Dyer Laugh

 

 

 

 

Watch: "The Beast of Wolfe's Bay: Graphic Novel" KickStarter Pitch

 

 

 

 

Eyewitness Interview For The Movie Skookum

 

 

 


The trend in media this week seems to be reporters tagging along on Bigfoot hunts as we have two separate reports on the same subject. NY Times writer Amanda Petrusich rides along with the Finding Bigfoot crew in Florida. The number one rule in Bigfoot hunting is "Don't freak out", she was told. The hunt had the usual result of not producing any evidence of Bigfoot, but Petrusich was impressed with the team's enthusiasm. On the other side of the US, writer Aaron Carnes goes Hunting for Bigfoot in the Santa Cruz Mountains with the founder of the Bigfoot Discovery Museum, Michael Rugg. Rugg is an extremely dedicated Bigfoot hunter and says his obsession began with a childhood encounter in 1950 on a camping trip. Since that time, Rugg has collected a museum's worth of evidence and information and Carnes calls him a "walking Bigfoot encyclopedia". It's refreshing to hear from a Bigfoot hunter who isn't running through the woods yelling and knocking on trees in front of tv cameras. We want to hear more from Rugg. In other cryptozoology news, a Mysterious 'monster' discovered by amateur paleontologist has baffled scientists wondering what on earth this creature could have been. The seven foot long fossil was found in Cincinnati and does not resemble any creature scientists have ever seen before as it is lobed and covered with bizarre nodules. The only thing definite is that it is biological in nature and may have resembled a tree or bush. Research is ongoing. 
 
 
 

Tuesday, April 24, 2012

Who Will Be the Next Generation's Star Bigfoot Hunters?

 

 

 

 

Matt Moneymaker Blocked A Guy On Twitter For Asking About Sierra Kills

 

 

 

 

Dr. Melba Ketchum Shares Photo Of Sticks, Says Sasquatches Are Playful

 

 

 

 

Vote Whether a Bigfoot Video Is Real or Fake

 

 

 

 

Listen To M.K. Davis on "Inspired by Bigfoot", Tonight at 7PM Central

 

 

 

 

Dr Ketchum, author of the upcoming Bigfoot DNA paper, has taken a photo of a pile of sticks that appear to have been arranged in a specific way. She claims that she has spotted a "family of five" and that they are playful. Apparently, Bigfoot has the amazing power to blur photos of anything slightly Bigfoot related. Another crypto-beast who enjoys posing for blurry photos must be enjoying her recent popularity in the news as Nessie Sonar controversy goes on. Glasgow Boy defends the recent evidence and also the man who is responsible for it and addresses every skeptical point made against it. On a lighter note, Dr. Karl Shuker discusses St George and a Very Polymorphic Dragon and rounds up a beautiful collection of paintings of the various portrayals of the dragon St. George conquered. 
 
 
 
Sasquatch Sighting


Day Trip - Return to Bigfoot Discovery Museum 

 

 

 

 


 

 

 

 

Monday, April 23, 2012

Florida Man Files Lawsuit Against Cryptomundo and Matt Moneymaker For Defamation

 

 

 

 

The Ketchum Camp Answers To Rumors About October Publication Date [Bigfoot DNA]

 

 

 

 

Train Hopping Bigfoot

 

 

 

 

As expected, much skepticism surrounds the newly discovered sonar image from Loch Ness. Loren Coleman asks: is it a marketing ploy? With a newly launched Loch Ness Cruise and other businesses along the shore, it's hard not to be less than convinced that Nessie has posed for a new photo, especially when you learn that the person behind the photo is also the same person behind the new Cruise. Meanwhile in even worse fakery news, New Footage: Bigfoot Filmed Walking In Background While Kid Falls Off Skateboard and the only thing worse than the badly faked "guy in a suit" effect is the awful acting done by the two kids. We can safely say that neither has much of a future in videography or scooter stuntman. Nick Redfern has Reviewed: The Beast of Boggy Creek and was impressed with the well-researched work that as Redfern describes, reads like a horror novel. The Beast has been terrorizing the Boggy Creek area for much longer than was originally assumed. 
 
 
 

Saturday, April 21, 2012

M.K.Davis looks closely at the CREEK CROSSING in the white 

 

 

 

 

More evidence is bubbling to the surface on the existence of Nessie. Martin Atkinson caught something on his sonar, garnering first prize in the Best Nessie Sighting of The Year. Lawrence Conway has several photos with commentary from a scientist holding a different opinion of the evidence. Fortunately Glasgow Boy goes a little more in-depth, pardon the pun, with More On The Recent Sonar Sighting. He helpfully knocks the wind out of Simon Boxall's sails by debunking the algae bloom theory. Still no one knows for certain if lake monsters are living fossils or something entirely different. Regardless of their nature, these beasts are markedly persistent. The same couldn't be said for one lamented marsupial. Some researchers have announced the Tasmanian Tiger Was Genetically Doomed. Scientists from the University of Connecticut have compared thylacine samples, suggesting the beast's gene pool was far more shallow than could be expected of a diverse and vigorous population. Joining our gay menagerie are a pair of stories which show that Cougar Sightings Reach Fever Pitch in Essex County. Despite numerous, credible sightings, not to mention hard evidence of tracks, scat, and photos, officials aren't so certain about the cat's return. Click on over to see if the Essex County Cougar Finally Caught On Camera. Jim Dufour caught something on film, and as Trevor Wilhelm writes, it was larger than the average housecat.
 
 
 
Bigfoot Evidence: The Yowie Files: In Search of Australia's Bigfoot [Book Review]



Friday, April 20, 2012

Return to Unknown Subjects Area 

 

 

 

 

Day Trip - Bigfoot Discovery Museum 

 

 

 

 

MonsterQuest Season 3: Episode 8 - Close Encounters 

 

 

 

 

After 1972 White Bigfoot Sighting, Man Worked At Zoo To Confirm What He Actually Saw

 

 

 

 

Project Bigfoot Stealth Cam Favorite Pics

 

 

 

 

Finally, A Dating Site For Bigfooters! [Humor]

 

 

 

 

New Footage: This 4-Wheeler Bigfoot Video Is So 'Real', You Won't Believe It

 

 

 

 

When Theresa Ann Bier vanished 25 years ago, the prime suspect pointed his finger squarely at bigfoot. Vicki W. gives an overview of the police investigation into the matter, with a sideline into Native American mythology that may dovetail with the accusation. Both suspects remain at large. One blogger who wouldn't be happy about such revelations is Joe Squatch. From the forests along the Canadian border, the internet's only known sasquatch blogger gives the inside track on Sasquatch, Logging And The Government. A conspiracy is afoot to keep hairy homonids under wraps. Joe spells things out so even a kindergartener can understand these shadowy machinations. If that's not enough to whet your appetite, Glasgow Boy has A Story About Ted Holiday. Ronnie Bremner shares a humorous anecdote about the eccentric lake monster hunter, who took his calling quite seriously.
 
 
 

M.K.Davis discusses the tire tossing video.mp4 

 

 

 

 

Audio Of Possible Bigfoot Vandalizing Tires On A Property Caught On Tape [M.K. Davis]

 

 

 

 

Watch This Awesome And Free Monster Hunter Web Series

 

 

 

 

Thursday, April 19, 2012

'Letters From the Big Man' review: Lush and humane
San Francisco Chronicle
The mythic figure of Sasquatch, who also goes by Bigfoot or yeti, has long been represented as a malignant monster haunting the forest. But in "Letters From the Big Man," Christopher Munch's odd and heartwarming film, the big man in question is a ...
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Bigfoot Just Got a Big 5 Endorsement

 

 

 

 

Government and Logging Industry Denying Existence of Bigfoot? Joe Sasquatch Thinks So

 

 

 

 

In 1987 Abduction Case: Bigfoot Was Named Prime Suspect in Teen's Disappearance

 

 

 

 

What's It Like To Go On a BFRO Expedition With Matt?

 

 

 

 

Are These The Florida Skunk Apes Tim Fasano Has Been Looking For?

 

 

 

 

Owls Are Nothing But Fluff [Nature]

 

 

 

 

Grover Krantz was in many ways a giant in the field of Bigfoot studies. But Loren Coleman thinks that his sometimes quickly stated theories need to be questioned. Apparently Krantz’s bias against Eastern Bigfoot reports colored his notion of what was behind the sightings of “Stone Giants” or “Stone Clads” in Eastern North America. Elsewhere, you can "test your knowledge of the weird and wonderful creatures of cryptozoology" by taking the Bigfoot, Nessie & the Kraken: Cryptozoology Quiz. But what you'll really be doing is testing your knowledge of debunking cryptozoology rather than about the creatures themselves. If you want to get out of the armchair, you might consider Howls at nothing: Hunting bigfoot. It seems the Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization is offering tag-alongs on research expeditions to suspected bigfoot habitats across North America. The trips typically last four days and cost between $300 and $500, not including airfare, camping equipment or food. And in The Beasts of London, Nick Redfern calls our attention to a review of the Londonist’s review of Neil Arnold’s latest book, Mystery Animals of the British Isles: London, which they say “…is teeming with preternatural animals, from exotic big cats to winged abominations straight out of folklore....There’s plenty of fascinating stuff in here...[But] Arnold maintains a sceptical though enquiring mind throughout.”
 
 
 

Wednesday, April 18, 2012