The Western Bigfoot Society
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Current Date and time in Portland, Oregon: 1:16pm PDT, Tuesday, July 9th, 1996
Ray Crowe shares most of his Sasquatch information in his newsletters. Not everyone in this field of endeavor shares their information, for different reasons.
Generally Native Americans have a lot of respect for the Sasquatch, they regard them as "Elder Brothers", or "supernatural" beings. Most Native Americans who know something about these beings don't want to do anything that might hurt, harm, or hassle the Sasquatch beings.
Some people want to shoot a Sasquatch, some think that's the worst thing in the world to try to do. Some people don't believe that it's a "real" co-resident of our planet.
A survey of 350 students from the Benson, Lincoln, and Lakeridge high schools in the Portland, Oregon area found that 41% believed there is a bigfoot. (Oregonian, June 12th, 1996, page C1)
"The alleged habitat of the famed Yeti, or Abominable Snowman, will become a major tourist attraction in China next year, the official Xinhua news agency reported. The government recently launched a promotional effort aimed at Chinese and foreign travel agencies in an effort to attract visitors to the Shennongjia region in central Hubei Province. Government scientists have been searching the region since last year in an unsuccessful effort to find the creature. The only solid proof of the Yeti's existence is thousands of giant footprints, the largest measuring 16 inches long, as well as reddish brown hairs collected by some villagers. Shennongjia is renown for its scenery and rich flora. A recently opened park dedicated to the Yeti, as well as a new nature museum and a botanical garden, will be the main destinations for visitors." (Oregonian, June 1st, 1996)
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The Bigfoot Research Project
Progressive Research (Including some frames from the Patterson film
Bigfoot/Sasquatch Reports Organized Geographically
A small portion of Kyle Mizokami's Native American Legend collection
A Handy guide to meeting a Bigfoot
Possible Bigfoot Sounds? (272K .WAV format)
(From Art Bell's Dreamland Radio Show)
Ste-ye-hah-mah Drawing Gallery (a Yakama Indian term meaning "Spirits Hidden Under the Cover of the Woods")
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The Track Record #40
(The WBS newsletter from August of 1994)
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(The WBS newsletter from September of 1994)
The Track Record #42
(The WBS newsletter from October of 1994)
The Track Record #44
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Advocates of Scientific Bigfoot/Sasquatch study
Ben S. Roesch's Cryptozoology Site
"The Search For Bigfoot" (Daniel Godwin's home page)
Sierra Sounds The Bigfoot Recordings (which are for sale)
The Secret Study, (Greg Long's page)
Why I Love Bigfoot (Scott Herriot's web page)
The Strange Bookshop Bigfoot Books (which are for sale)
Sasquatch Journal and other Meta-furs
An Interesting page on Australia's Yowie
Bigfoot/Sasquatch Reports Organized Geographically
Bigfoot Statue at Willow Creek
Native American Bigfoot Info
Chart of Coastal Indians description of a Sasquatch-like creature
a small portion of Kyle Mizokami's collection of American Bigfoot Legends
Paranormal Bigfoot Researchers
Skeptical Viewpoints
A listing of general skeptical publications.
You should not use your fireplace, because scientists now believe that, contrary to popular opinion, fireplaces actually remove heat from houses. Really, that's what scientists believe. In fact many scientists actually use their fireplaces to cool their houses in the summer. If you visit a scientist's house on a sultry August day, you'll find a cheerful fire roaring on the hearth and the scientist sitting nearby, remarking on how cool he is and drinking heavily. -- Dave Barry, "Postpetroleum Guzzler"
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