Recently, at the Harlan Crypto Con, I got to meet fellow Bigfoot enthusiast Glen Paul Richardson. I know some of you may not know him and you are not be familiar with his artwork, but I hope to change that today.

Mr. Richardson is also the creator of the comic book series Sgt. Sasquatch. I thought it would be great to have a short Q & A with Glen and learn more about his comic and the character Sgt. Sasquatch.

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Today I want to share with you a children's book written and illustrated by Pete Macomber. The title of the book is What Bigfoot Says. In the book young readers learn the different sounds Bigfoot makes while it lives and plays out in the wild. This book is available for free through the Kindle Unlimited service or $1.99 if you want to purchase a copy for your electronic device. This is a good way to get young people excited about Bigfoot by reading with What Bigfoot Says!

I also want to share a short interview I conducted with Mr. Macomber and share a few pictures from the book.

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We all love our crypto-artists. In a world where we have mostly our imaginations to keep us fueled and inspired, our artists put a face and a shape to it. And I’m not sure they realize how important that role is to us. But even if they aren’t getting it exactly right, as we don’t really know for sure yet, they’re paying close attention to what witnesses are saying, and working hard to bring our imaginings to life.

One of our favorite bigfoot artists, RobRoy Menzies, of Juneau, Alaska talked a little about this when I spoke to him recently. And he explained how his life in Alaska has shaped and influenced his art. And he shares what may have been his very own bigfoot encounter before bigfoot was even a thought in his head. And he also talks about how his work as a forensic animator correlates with his sasquatch art. Here’s what he had to say.  

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In the past I have featured some unique ebay items, such as haunted dolls, but today I want to share this really cool taxidermist figurine of Bigfoot. I thought the item was pretty neat and that some of my Bigfoot friends might like it. I think it would be a pretty cool collectible.

Here is what the description says about the figurine.

"Bigfoot Sasquatch yeti this Figurine is made out of real deer hair leather strap going across waste and shoulders also claws are made out of leather figurine is in good condition. Just to let you know if figurine is handled a lot. It does shed. This is for display only and not for play. This has been professionally taxidermist. The bottom of figurine has a felt bottom to protect your tables or shelves. Also, right arm moves slightly, about 1 inch up or down left arm does not move at all Including the head does not move body also does not move."


The says it is located in Tennessee and the person is offering free shipping. The listing also includes several pictures of the Bigfoot figurine. According to the post it is made with real deer hair.

If you would like to view the item yourself, or purchase it, Here is the link - Vintage Bigfoot figurine  

Also, I make no claims or promises about this item, I'm only sharing the listing and my thoughts about it. I do not know the person selling it.

Thanks
~Tom~


This post by Thomas Marcum, Thomas is the founder/leader of the cryptozoology and paranormal research organization known as The Crypto Crew. Over 20 years experience with research and investigation of unexplained activity, working with video and websites. A trained wild land firefighter and a published photographer, and poet


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CANCELLED DUE TO LACK OF INTEREST

UPDATE -
This raffle is now CANCELLED due to a lack of interest and support. It appears there is very little support for honest bigfoot research. Apparently you need to tells lies and create some type of hoax to keep people interested. Hard work and countless hours of research in the woods just don't seem to hold much value anymore. Everyone have a great Spring and Summer! I'll be squatchin' and fishin'!








Here is another picture of the prize

Prize with a little different lighting.

By helping in this fund raiser you will be helping TCC with many aspects of research. Everything from travel cost (I got 2 or 3 trips coming up) to website fees to new equipment.
If we get good support on this raffle maybe we can have more.


~Tom~



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Actual Photo used with permission, No Reuse without permission from Alex Evans

It’s been rumored that Dr. Ketchum has been throwing her weight around the Bigfoot community for quite some time but has managed to keep that side of herself under the radar. But a recent incident involving noted Sasquatch artist, Alex Evans, may prove a little harder to hide. Apparently the doctor has threatened her with legal action over some artwork Alex did for another client. And these threats took place via email.

It all started on August 15, 2010, when Alex posted an art piece called “Come On” on the Oregon Bigfoot website. It was a portrait of Bigfoot based on the recollections of an Ohio eye-witness. I verified the piece myself and the date it was posted through Oregon Bigfoot.

Almost exactly a year later, on August 13, 2011, Thom Cantrall sent Sally Ramey samples of Alex’s work. According to a redacted e-mail shared with Alex, Sally recommended to Dr. Ketchum that Alex be asked to do artwork for the DNA project. The date of the recommendation was August 17, 2011 and it included samples of Alex’s work … “Come On” among them.

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