North American Wood Ape Conservancy
Dedicated to proving the existence of the animal commonly referred to as Bigfoot.
Jerry Hestand dropped a 25-pound sack of plaster of paris over his shoulder and set a brisk pace for the Red River. The Bigfoot Bounty Hunters had no problem keeping up on an early spring day. They were a pack Read More
National Geographic has produced an interesting video piece featuring TBRC Advisor Dr. Jeff Meldrum. You can watch the video here. It is unclear whether or not this video is to be part of a more comprehensive program on the subject. Read More
The rubber Sasquatch head stared with glassy eyes from atop its pedestal. Beneath its gaze, Bigfoot Conference attendees milled about Tyler’s Caldwell Auditorium. Children peeked at the hairy visage from around parents’ legs. A pale man wearing black cowboy boots Read More
Mike Ford won’t forget the first black bear he saw near his home in Red River County, about 120 miles east of Dallas. It was the middle of a hot summer day in 2007. Ford, a former SMU quarterback raised Read More
Fifty years ago construction worker Jerry Crew found his tracks; today biologists pursue him by high-tech means. We are talking about Bigfoot, America’s legendary creature. People who have supposedly seen Bigfoot in various locales of the USA describe the creature Read More
In April 2006, the North American Wood Ape Conservancy initiated a long-term camera trap project called Operation Forest Vigil. Study sites were established in two remote areas located in the Ouachita Mountains of Oklahoma/Arkansas and in East Texas. Although both Read More
It seems that new and surprising discoveries regarding the behavior, intelligence, and ingenuity of the great apes are being made on an astoundingly regular basis. This past week scientists revealed a startling discovery regarding chimpanzees. In a study published in Read More
A widely publicized study, authored by Mathias Osvath, a Ph.D. candidate at Lund University, seems to indicate some startling information about the intellectual capacities of the chimpanzee. In particular, Osvath studied the territorial displays of a captive chimpanzee named Santino. Read More
The itinerant Brian Brown talks with TBRC biologist Alton Higgins on location in Oklahoma and Texas regarding a multi-year investigation of sasquatch activity near a rural Native American community. This podcast, entitled BIPcast 4: Sasquatch on the Oklahoma Prairie, is Read More
In a brief Daily Mail (U.K.) article, revered wildlife expert Sir David Attenborough is quoted stating, “There is very convincing evidence that yetis exist.” He goes on to say, “I am baffled by the Abominable Snowman – very convincing footprints Read More
