Texas Bigfoot Research Conservancy

Sasquatches in Our Woods

Tuesday, 25 December 2007

Cockamamie myth? Pie-eyed bear sightings? Not so, says this B.C. wildlife biologist — these creatures of folklore really exist.

“I have seen an animal that defies conventional description.”

So began a letter to me from a resident of British Columbia’s West Kootenay region, describing what he saw on his rural acreage one morning in September 1998. He agreed to provide details if I would assure him complete confidentiality.

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Operation Forest Vigil

Thursday, 10 April 2008

Report for camera trap project ongoing since April 2006 in Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas, utilizing state-of-the-art high-speed Reconyx and Cuddeback cameras.

Updated with embedded video clips.

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Population Clines of the North American Sasquatch As Evidenced By Track Lengths and Estimated Statures

Monday, 31 December 2007

This article notes that there is a striking degree of internal consistency amongst reports of purported Sasquatch sightings and footprints. The author applies zoological rules of distribution to the reported stature, track length, and fur colour of the creatures and finds that the conformity of sighted characteristics to these rules is high. He concludes that such evidence argues against considering all such sightings as hoaxes and that it supports the possibility that these beings are natural phenomena.

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