Saturday, 05 May 2012
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Monday, 09 January 2012
Friday, 18 November 2011
Tuesday, 15 November 2011
Thursday, 03 May 2012
The following is an abridged version of an article that has been submitted to The Relic Hominoid Inquiry provisionally entitled “Photographs of a Possible Unrecognized Bipedal Hominoid From Oklahoma.”
Saturday, 28 April 2012
Recently, famed author and journalist John Green gave the TBRC permission to publish the final chapter of his seminal book Sasquatch: The Apes Among Us. In it, he lays out the case that bigfoot are not human or human-like and that the collection of a type specimen is necessary. Many of us here at the TBRC agree with Green. It is our position that until and unless wood apes are firmly and finally established as living animals that the real work of protecting and conserving them – the very heart of our mission statement – cannot begin. We felt that Green's words were some of clearest and most convincing we've read, even if they are from 1978.
Sunday, 27 November 2011
“There were giants in the earth in those days…”
Many people are intrigued by the Genesis 6:4 "giants" verse in the Hebrew Bible, or Old Testament. While there are various interpretations as to the nature of the referenced beings, the passage serves as a good introduction to an issue that has fascinated mankind for thousands of years. Although the scientific community at large may give little credence to the possible existence of large undocumented primates, unqualified dismissal should not be based on the perspective that such creatures could not possibly exist.
Wednesday, 02 November 2011
In the summer of 2011, the Texas Bigfoot Research Conservancy conducted a long-term field research operation in the Ouachita Mountains of Oklahoma. Following is our report on the operation's methods, observations, and conclusions.
Thursday, 18 November 2010
The Texas Bigfoot Research Conservancy has long advocated the position that a large upright primate exists in the most remote confines of Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Louisiana, particularly the region where those states adjoin. However, it cannot be denied that popular culture strongly identifies Western Canada and the heavily forested parts of the Pacific Northwest as the most likely abode of the sasquatch. Certainly, legends and more contemporary accounts from other parts of North America have been recorded, but reports originating south of the U.S. border are rare.
In Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Louisiana, anecdotes about huge, hairy, apelike creatures said to dwell in the deep woods and, occasionally, near the peripheries of rural communities, have accumulated for centuries. Many of these accounts were related by highly reliable and trustworthy individuals, people who had nothing to gain by telling their stories.
Man out walking for exercise at local track has unexpected encounter with upright hair-covered subject. Read more...
Motorist has late-night encounter near Balcones Canyon Lands National Wildlife Refuge. Read more...
Airman reports night-time encounter on Bergstrom AFB. Read more...
Hunter reports night-time encounter while hunting rabbits. Read more...
Man recalls road encounter as a teen not far from Woodville. Read more...
Southbound early-morning motorist has encounter on north side of South Canadian River. Read more...
Early-morning motorist reports encounter on State Highway 321 while on his way to work. Read more...
Wildlife biologist reports day time visual encounter while placing game camera north of the North Canadian River. Read more...
Man reports encounter on Farm-to-Market Road 1008 just north of Kenefick. Read more...
Two motorists experience road encounter in rural Louisiana. Read more...
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