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    7. Tirademan's Historical Newspaper Archives

      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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      Dr. Jeff Meldrum's  Relict Hominoid Inquiry at Idaho State University

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      I started to listen and immediately recognized the voice.  The website was discussed in another recent thread concerning an alleged encounter by a female hiker in the Pacific northwest (or Alaska?)  I didn't listen too it, but skimmed the transcript and also see many red flags (IMHO) even before getting to the talking Bigfoot part.   For what it's worth, I've catalogued over 1100 encounters in the Northeast and can think of only two where the Bigfoot reportedly had a weapon (one club, one knife) and only one where Bigfoot "spoke" (asking "where is the queen?" IIRC).  The club-wielding, queen-seeking encounter is from the early 1800s and the other was from the 1950s or 1960s and likely was a misidentification of either the Bigfoot or the knife.   
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    • bipedalist
      It would be interesting to know if the storyline of the firebuilding Sasquatch included grabbing the rocks used and checking for the type? DNA op missed, lol!   I remember the nutcracker description at NAWAC.   Heck even crows position hickory nuts around here to be driven over on pavement for cheap meals. 
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      I know the NAWAC documented a nut cracking station in their research area “area X”.
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