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Guest Twilight Fan
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Or, if you guys don't want to buy it...see if you can check it out at your local library.

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You didn't miss it; it's been relisted. The minimum bid is now $5 and no bids. Yes, it's abridged but maybe better than nothing?

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You do have a point there... I'm still holding out for an ebook version.

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How did all that reading go SusieQ? I still wish I could find a copy of Thomas Steenburg's "The Sasquatch in Alberta". Sigh...

  • 3 years later...
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Bumped after being dormant for over 2 years...

 

This is a great topic, I would think there are some additional recommendations that have come to light, anyone?

 

 

I only have (3) BF-related books, all by William Jevning: (1) Notes from the Field: Tacking North America's Sasquatch and two of his "thinner" books, they are all well written and have a lot of good info in them. He is a serious no-nonsence researcher that was befriended by John green & Rene D. at an early age - after an encounter with 2 Bigfoots.

 

I just ordered Apes Among Us, I am sure I will be enjoying that one...

 

so again I will end with: Any additional recommendations?

 
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My recommendation list is

 

Sasquatch: Legend Meets Science

Enoch: A Bigfoot Story

The Locals

 

Abominable Snowmen: Legend Comes to Life

 

Valley of the Skookum

The Hoopa Project

Raincoast Sasquatch (slightly redundant)

 

I think these cover the base from F&B to "para", ape to "person", etc representing most major views and many periods.  If a particular perspective piques your interest then you can delve into it more deeply.   If your funds are limited, read the first 3 first. 

 

I don't believe it is possible to make meaningful contribution to a discussion about bigfoot without understanding what these say .. whether you choose to accept what they say or not.  Read them. 

 

MIB

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Good suggestions and good post, MIB.

Guest Curious Cat
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Thank you for bumping this post. As a new member, it was very timely to help me download some sample chapters of some of the books for Kindle. 

 

Just received Tribal Bigfoot, but the font is a little small. Will have to give in and buy a magnifying sheet to read it...

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there is a fascinating tv documentary on this

but here is a book I just found in Amazon

 

About the Dead Mountain fatality in 1959 where a group of college age Russians were killed in and around a ten on a remote mountain top in winter

 

the Dyatlov Pass incident  - a huge mystery for 50 years

the hikers had tramatic injuries quantified as caused by massive force trama

very gripping

 

http://www.amazon.com/Dead-Mountain-Untold-Dyatlov-Incident/dp/1452140030/ref=pd_cp_14_4?ie=UTF8&refRID=1TYJ30ZG60DYKBX5NKB6&dpID=41CGXtyMytL&dpSrc=sims&preST=_AC_UL70_SR70%2C70_

 

they were in fear for their lives, ripped slits in their tent to monitor the activity outside and it was a great mystery

the author investigates old classified documents and finds some very disturbing photos and a cover up

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