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Hello, I'm from Oregon and after devouring most of the Missing-411 books and studying all that I can find on Bigfoot/Sasquatch, I feel a deep spiritual calling to go to the forests in Southern Oregon so that I can finally have an experience and quell a lifelong lingering which has become more important to me as of late. The story that changed my life, no relation to Bigfoot per se, is that of Bart Schleyer. To provide a brief excerpt of the man and his disappearance, I'll quote a passage from the incident: "Curtis said the bag was on flat ground adjacent to a thicket of black spruce and willows. To Curtis, an experienced moose hunter, it looked like the sort of place an archer might set up if trying to call a moose into range.... It still had a cradle in it like he was sitting on it and just got up, like a saddle,'' said David Fritz, a Susitna Valley friend of Schleyer's who has seen photos of the scene taken by the Mounties....About 60 yards back in the woods from the boat, Schleyer's bow and arrows in a handmade buckskin quiver were leaned up against a tree next to a dry-bag full of gear; upon which was still imprinted from when he had undoubtedly been sitting." Thank you for hosting these forums and I look forward to learning more and getting to know the community~

Norseman, You have outdone yourself with this interview find. Joe is so impressive as a totally honest person that comes across as the existential 'normal man'. Thanks again for your ongoing efforts to enlighten us. jack