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Why would this book be at a grocery? Has it been picked up by a mainstream publisher? hard to fathom Dr. J joining Dr. Phil on the shelves. Also, he obviously needed an editor and didn't get one. There is a typo in the title. "come full circle" should be comes.

That depends on where you're at. We broke 2 record highs this week. A town 100 miles north of me crushed their record by 9 degrees. The old record was 62, the new one, 71. Saturday I was hiking at 3700 feet where there should have been a foot or two of snow ... none. Sunday, I was at 5100 feet where it would normally be waist deep ... none, bare ground. Monday I was fishing in a creek at 3500 feet that normally should be bank full and muddy ... low, clear, green water ... and where there should be 18 inches of snow, none. So while the east is getting whacked, parts of the west are experiencing one of the warmest winters on record ... so far. The pattern is changing, at least in the short run, to something more normal for us. Looking at the long term seasonal forecasts from NOAA, we should expect normal precip and temp for 2-3 months, then it is supposed to get warmer and drier than average through the 14 month forecast. The point is .. where you're at, absolutely, the winter presents seemingly unique opportunities, but those opportunities do not translate to similar opportunities elsewhere across the continent. MIB

He will be missed. We were friends. He was a cool head and calm thought in a field which to my mind seems more insane every day. We had disagreements over the decades concerning evidence but we booth never let that get in the way of cooperation and fellowship toward the final goal concerning the Sasquatch question. He was a good researcher. he was a first rate Wildlife Biologist. John I will miss you. I am also sorry for those times my snoring forced you to leave the tent. the camper, And John Greens quest room.

He will be greatly missed. Deepest sympathies offered up to his loved ones and close colleagues. http://cryptosightings.com/distinguished-bigfoot-researcher-and-wildlife-biologist-john-bindernagel-passes-away One of his papers on the Sasquatch attached. jse_18_1_bindernagel.pdf This paper served as the capstone for his later book: https://scholar.google.com/scholar?cluster=15325392024041867568&hl=en&as_sdt=2005&sciodt=0,5 http://sasquatchbiologist.org/

Godspeed, Doctor John. Somehow, I believe he has the answers he sought. Prayers for his family.

MindSquatch, get thee to the Paranormal Section. You'll be a rock star, there.

The pigs name is Harvey Swinestein?

I live in Grizzly bear country, plus Cougars, Blacks, Wolves, etc could be waiting for me in the darkness. I respect the danger of the situation, but a rifle and a dog are powerful allies. Bigfoot being real is just another creature to look out for. I dont fear it otherwise I would sell out and move to a condo in a big city. Little green people as you put it, would hopefully be friendly, but as advanced as they would need to be for interstellar travel? They would probably view us as ants to be stepped on.

The largest part of my fascination with this subject is related to the almost willful failure of otherwise reasonable and rational people to accept what their senses are telling them. I think this explains the low % of people who are willing to go on record as accepting the idea of BF. After all, what threat is it to you to believe that Atlantis was real? It is also significantly easier to accept there are "others" in the cosmos than the idea they might actually be living in the woods outside of your town. The reactionary position taken by many skeptics and the menu of pat thoughtstoppers they employ is coming from a very primitive place in the human psyche. It is a tender spot that doesn't play well with challenges to its closely held beliefs. I have to tell you, it took me years of study and thought to reorient my opinion of my place in the world in light of the information I could not deny existing, and it was at times very, very disconcerting to my equilibrium given my lifetime of outdoor activities up to that point. And I had the will to do it, only because I have always wanted to face the world on real terms, not ones I wished to be true. If you don't have that pre-disposition? You are almost certainly going to prefer to be in the other 84 %, clapping your hands over your ears while chanting "Na...Na...Na...Na..."