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Thursday, March 03, 2016

BIGFOOT NEWS IN BRIEF



The Crandell Campground Bigfoot Incident
(Before It's News). In 1988 a group of people enjoying a long weekend around the campfire had an encounter with a bipedal creature at Crandell ...

KING5.com
This story was originally aired on KING's Evening Magazine in 1994. An interview with well known Washington State Bigfoot hunters Bill Laughery, ...
Skeptic Checks Out Area In Florida With Several BFRO Reports
The Legends Beware channel on youtube produces some great videos. In this one they head to Sumter County Florida, and do some nosing around ...

WYSO
Ohio is second only to California in the number of Big Foot investigators doing research in the state, and there's a whole community dedicated to ...

Bigfoot was spotted lurking on the Great Lawn at Marie Selby Botanical Gardens over the weekend. Attendees at the Garden to Plate: Plant and ...

Bigfoot Researcher's Journal: The Bottom Line
In this episode of The Bigfoot Researcher's Journal, Mark Zaskey gives us the "bottom line" of the Bigfoot phenomenon. Mark is planning on making a ...
Bigfoot Field Experiment 1: Is it possible to make 47 inch strides
Bigfoot Field Experiment 1: Is it possible to make 47 inch strides posted by The Paranormal Review. Share on Facebook. Monday, February 29, 2016.
Bigfoot Sightings of 2016
Expedition Bigfoot: The Sasquatch Museum has recently opened in north Georgia. This museum claims to have the largest collection of Bigfoot ...

New Breakdown Video Truckee California Bigfoot Sighting
They claim the video was made in July of 2013, near Lake Tahoe in California. There are plenty of bigfoot sightings coming from that area, so this ...

New Bigfoot sounds recorded by Bigfoot Researcher Christopher Noel
Bigfoot researcher Christopher Noel has recently recorded what he believes are sounds made by Bigfoot. He has several hours of wood knocks and ...

Some viewers have pointed out the being does not look large enough to qualify as a jungle version of the Yeti or Big Foot, said to grow up to 2.5metres ...
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