Sasquatch Seeker’s Field Manual: Using Citizen Science To Uncover North America’s Most Elusive Creature
by David George Gordon
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David George Gordon’s field manual is a ridiculously practical and straight forward read about the skills, protocols, and Pacific Northwest locations to consider for the Citizen Bigfoot Researcher. Richard L. Goettling’s illustrations match the tone perfectly and its compact size make it a must have in your pack for your next camping or hiking trip.
Sasquatch: Legend Meets Science
by Jeffrey Meldrum
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Quoting anything from this book or referencing content by chapter or page number is going to get you far with the ‘nuts and bolts’ Bigfoot crowd. Legend Meets Science is the ‘apers bible’ and Jeff Meldrum lays out an amazing case for the physical existence of Bigfoot. It is a companion book for the Discovery Channel documentary by Doug Hajicek and Whitewolf Entertainment by the same name. Scientific and thorough, a great and required read.
Where the Footprints End: High Strangeness and the Bigfoot Phenomenon, Volume I: Folklore
by Joshua Cutchin and Timothy Renner
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Building a model around the blurry and wandering lines between Bigfoot and High Strangeness with connections to folklore and poltergeist patterns, Where the Footprints End is more interested in all the parts of Bigfoot reports that don’t fit neatly our world. Haunting, spooky, and sometimes bit random, it is an excellent read for those interested in the weirder side of bigfoot.
Bigfoot Casebook updated: Sightings And Encounters from 1818 to 2004
by Janet Bord and Colin Bord
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With a forward by Loren Coleman, Bigfoot Casebook is an excellent collection of report of Bigfoot experiences from 1818 to 2004, from some of the most well known to some I had never seen before from all across North America. The authors do an great job of connecting patterns in reports to time periods.
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