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      Our long time member Tirademan (R.I.P. Scott McClean) compiled this extensive archive of Sasquatch related newspaper articles and donated it to the BFF before his passing. The earliest articles in this collection are from 1818 in Florida, 1877 (Australia), 1884 (Canada) and 1764 (Europe).

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      He did? I thought Meldrum dismissed it.
    • Catmandoo
      Meldrum signed off on Metilda as a Sasquatch. Todd Standing modified a Chewbacca toy and Metilda was born. Metilda imagery was sold to a Canadian named Erickson/ Ericksen and he had it analyzed. It came back as mini-Chewbacca. Erickson also purchased the infamous 'pancake video'. Zero for 2. Standing must have a good line of horse feathers. I can't imagine what is next.
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      That’s a great sketch!
    • georgerm
      The federal government is mum on Bigfoot for several reasons in my opinion. One of the possible reasons is the government's wildlife biologist have a rough time trying to locate Bigfoot and to study it. When wildlife biologists get close to Bigfoot all they find are footprints, a few hair samples, and a glimpse of Bigfoot escaping into the heavy timber and high mountains. The wildlife biologist probably have no idea what a healthy population of bigfoots is or if their numbers are dwindling to a low level that could put them in the endangered species category.     "The Endangered Species Act (ESA) provides legal protection for threatened and endangered species and their habitats by prohibiting their "take" (killing, harming, or harassing), requiring federal agencies to ensure their actions do not jeopardize listed species or their critical habitats, and providing for the development of species recovery plan.Enacted in 1973, the ESA aims to conserve ecosystems and prevent species extinction, with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) and NOAA Fisheries Service (NMFS) leading its implementation" google 
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