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Showing posts with label Bigfoot expedition. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bigfoot expedition. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 18, 2022

Expedition - Part 5

Day 4 of our adventure continued with us arriving at our second location of the day. I parked the truck and we put on our gear and headed out to the deep dark mountain. It was a short walk before we actually made it to the woods. The terrain in this area is fairly rocky in spots and steep. Parts of the area have some heavy undergrowth, some is rather swampy.

We set out for one of the old coal mine areas. Visiting the coal mine openings was one of the "to do" things on Guy's list.

Tuesday, May 10, 2022

Expedition - Part 1

For those who might not know, I just spent the last week exploring the forest here in southeast Kentucky. I know some will tell you that there are no Bigfoot in Kentucky, but once again they'd be wrong. Heck, some have made a career out of being wrong.

I felt it would be better to break the articles up into different parts, as I assume they will be rather large. I also wanted to share more pictures and breaking the post into different parts will let me share more of them.

Now, on to the Expedition.

Saturday, May 22, 2021

 Recent Bigfoot Outing

This post will probably be rather short. I recently took a few days to conduct some bigfoot field research. It mostly consisted of one evening outing and two all day outings. I had a retired chemical engineer with me on the trip. Chemical engineers apply the principles of chemistry, biology, physics, and math to solve problems. In other words, they are super smart people who are skilled at solving problems and interpreting data. It just so happens the person with me has a growing interesting in Bigfoot. He drove a long way just to be here and for me to take him into the Kentucky forest. 

I had told him, that I could not guarantee that we would find or see anything but that I knew of some areas where we could go that would give us a good chance. As we all know there are no guarantees when it comes to bigfoot. Some days you find things and other days you don't. 

Sunday, August 9, 2020


FBI: Peter Byrne Files

This is yet another historical post concerning Peter Byrne, Bigfoot and the FBI. For those who may not know, Peter Byrne is a long time bigfoot researcher who was born in Ireland. He served in the Royal Air Force during World War II, and went to Northern India to work on a tea plantation. Peter discovered his first yeti footprint in Nepal in 1948. In 1957 Byrne embarked on a three year expedition to hunt and track down the yeti; the expedition was funded by Texas oilman Tom Slick. In 1968 Byrne co-founded the International Wildlife Conservation Society, Inc. and serves as the executive director to this very day. He is often described as controversial, colorful, and passionately dedicated to the Bigfoot and Yeti search.

Mr. Byran as of 2019 and at 93 years old, is still in the hunt for Bigfoot. But what some may not know about is his interaction with the FBI.

What follows is some FBI file papers and some context. While for many this may not be new information, I feel I need to document and preserve this part of bigfoot history on our website. Also, I think the bigfoot community is growing and some may not know this information.

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