Bigfoot Expo in Alaska?

Hello again Sasquatch Fans of All Ages…

I hope all is well with each of you…

Welcome new fans!  A few more of you have signed up since the last post!  As always, it’s so nice to see new fans on my rollcall.  Thanks to everyone for their support! 

So, who is interested in Bigfoot Expo / Symposium here in Alaska?  Sasquatch Tracker is working with paranormal expert researcher Jessie Desmond on developing our very own presentation and we need some help.  This project is still in the planning and development phase, so I can’t give any specifics just yet.  However, we are compiling a list of volunteers and interested parties to help get this project launched. 

Volunteers should have an obvious interest in Bigfoot / Sasquatch, basic computer skills and a reliable internet connection at this point so we can begin planning online.  If this is something you can do or want to be a part of, contact me here and we’ll begin the conversation!

My winter research continues.  It’s not as steady and as often as I would like it to be.  That’s how it goes sometimes, and really most of the time in the COVID-19 era.  But slow and steady can sometimes win the race.  Feel free to verify that with any tortoise. 

Godspeed, loyal readers…

The Rollercoaster Known As “2020”…

Hello again Sasquatch Fans of All Ages…

Happy New Year to all and I hope this year is truly a good one for everyone!

2020 was sort of tough.  We faced numerous sudden and extreme changes and events.  It was a real rollercoaster of a year.  Yet here we are, we made it through the year! 

Boreal Sasquatch activity took a big hit this year.  Not so much their activity, but the reporting of it.  I noticed a downward trend in the number of witnesses contacting me about sightings, finding tracks and other occurrences as early as April.  Typically, April is the time of year when the number of reports begin climb.  Winter is almost over in Alaska and with the weather getting nicer every day, people start venturing outdoors to shake off their cabin fever.  Lockdowns prevented this.  Other researchers have made similar comments about how COVID-19 has impacted their research too.  It’s just the way it was.    

2021 may be more of the same, but that won’t deter Sasquatch Tracker.  My research continues no matter what the social distancing conditions are.

Thanks to all for your support! Stay tuned…

Godspeed, loyal readers…

Holidays, 2020

Hello again Sasquatch Fans of All Ages…

Welcome new readers! Sasquatch Tracker picked up a few more followers via the blog, Facebook and Twitter… It’s always nice to see new names on my roll call… Thanks for your interest!!!

Winter research continues: I’ve noticed an increase in the number predators (fox, coyote and lynx) in this area. I’m not quite sure yet how that ties to or how it may impact the local Boreal Sasquatch population… Time will tell. Stay tuned….

Godspeed, loyal readers…

Dr. Bryan Sykes, 1947-2020

Hello again Sasquatch Fans of All Ages…

As always, I hope all is well with each of you.

I have a bit of sad news to relay to everyone: I recently learned that noted geneticist Dr. Bryan Sykes passed away on December 10, 2020.

Dr. Bryan Sykes

Sykes was born in London and as a young adult he developed an interest in the natural world and conducting experiments.  He was a good athlete and excelled at cross country running, rugby and swimming (Ferry, 2020).  

Sykes was extremely smart and very well educated.  He had degrees from Eltham College, the University of Liverpool, the University of Bristol and the well know University of Oxford.  Sykes was a very accomplished geneticist and focused on researching mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) because it remained relatively unchanged from generation to generation. In addition to research, Sykes also authored several books on mtDNA and its use to trace ancient ancestor populations (Ferry, 2020).

In the Sasquatch / Bigfoot world, Dr. Sykes was best known for his analysis of presumed Yeti and Bigfoot DNA.  Sykes concluded that the presumed Yeti samples may have been the result of a hybrid species of polar bear and a Himalayan brown bear.  He further concluded that the presumed Bigfoot samples closely resembled the genome of a paleolithic bear (Ferry, 2020).  Interesting work indeed.

Dr. Sykes was 73 years old.  Rest in peace Dr. Sykes.  We will all miss you…

Godspeed, loyal readers…

Ferry, G., 2020.  Bryan Sykes Obituary, The Guardian, US Edition, Online: https://www.theguardian.com/science/2020/dec/18/bryan-sykes-obituary (Accessed 20DEC20).

Photo: Anon, 2014.  Dr. Bryan Sykes Responds to Moneymakers’ Criticisms of Bigfoot DNA Study, Bigfoot Lunch Club, Online: http://www.bigfootlunchclub.com/2014/07/dr-bryan-sykes-responds-to-moneymakers.html (Accessed: 20DEC20).

Thanksgiving, Black Friday and Christmas Season Guide…

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Here is Sasquatch Tracker’s Thanksgiving, Black Friday and Christmas Season Guide!  Everything you need to know to be cool and stay sane this holiday season…

Thanksgiving:  Be nice and avoid talking about Biden, Trump, gun control or other topics that always end in fights. 

If for some reason you just can’t avoid these conversations, be sure to always take the pro-Sasquatch stance on every issue.  Slamming your fists on the table to emphasize your point is optional.  I don’t recommend it because you usually end up spilling something which instantly alienates you even more. 

Sneaking off to a back bedroom to watch Chuck Norris DVDs is always an acceptable alternative to being polite.  Remember, you’re making this sacrifice to keep the peace in your house.  Be the hero…

Black Friday: As always, I advise skipping it altogether.  COVID fears and shutdowns are helping you skip it this year so take advantage of this and go for a long hike in the woods. 

Skiing is another Sasquatch Tracker approved activity if you have the snow. 

A turkey based leftover meal in your ruck sack taking the place of a couple of trail bars?  Yes, that is appropriate. 

Small Business Saturday, Cyber Monday, the 12 Days of Christmas:  Hmmm, that’s easy too…  Hike, ski, hike, ski, hike, work on tracking skills, more Chuck Norris DVDs, ski, hike, ski, repeat…

Godspeed, loyal readers… 

TV Producers Looking for Witnesses in Homer Area…

Hello again Sasquatch Fans of All Ages…

As always, I hope everyone is doing the best they can in these wild times…

Larry “Beans” Baxter of the Kenia Bigfoot Research Group passed this bit of information along to me: 

Jesse Lampugnale and another producer for INE Entertainment are filming a show for a Cable TV network in the Homer area. 

They are looking witnesses willing to do an on-camera interview about Bigfoot encounters they are aware of or have experienced. 

They are saying they will $50 for a 60-90 minute time commitment and filming the first week of December. 

Contact Jesse Lampugnale for more information via email at jesselampugnalefim@gmail.com…

Godspeed, loyal readers…

Veterans Day 2020…

Hello Again Sasquatch Fans of All Ages…

I hope all is well with everyone…

Sasquatch Tracker picked up a few more fans via Facebook since the last post…  Welcome new readers!  It’s always nice to see new names on my roll call…

It’s a couple of days before Veterans Day, but it’s always the right time to honor veterans:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Winter is here.  The caribou will be moving through my area in a week or two.  I expect activity to pick up as it always does during the annual migration.  I am studying kill sites again this year for signs of Boreal Sasquatch activity and I hope to deploy cameras near any sites discovered.  Research continues as always…  Thanks for everyone’s support!

Godspeed, loyal readers…

 

Evidence Collection Kits on hold…

Hello again Sasquatch Fans of All Ages…

As always, I hope all is well with each of you…

Welcome new followers!  Sasquatch Tracker picked up a handful of new followers this month.  It’s always nice to see new names on my roll call…

It’s winter here.  Constant snow for several hours during the last handful of days… Some people dread winter, but this is a great time to practice tracking skills…

The Evidence Collection Kits are on hold for a while.  Some of the contents are back ordered right now.  Probably related to COVID-19.  It looks like at least two or three weeks.  If you ordered a kit, and can’t wait, contact me via email and I’ll post a refund for you.  Otherwise, I will ship the kits as soon as they are prepared!

Godspeed, loyal readers…

Choices 2020: Public Service Advisory…

Enough said…

Godspeed, loyal readers…

Attention Hunters, Your Encounters Needed…

Hello Again Sasquatch Fans of All Ages…

As always, I hope everything is well with all of you…

Been a busy August for me.  The more I seem to get ahead, the more I feel behind.  Obviously, I need some personal time at a cabin.  Anyway, I started the month doing some video work for an upcoming television documentary and then did a bit of research for a possible future book. The rest of August was pretty much little personal projects like oil changes in vehicles, getting things ready for winter (a sure sign summer is quickly fading) and scouting for winter research areas.  It seems like there is always something every day that must be tackled…

So, in most of Alaska, moose and caribou hunting seasons are happening right now.  If any hunters have any strange occurrences that can’t be attributed to bears, wolves, coyotes or other hunters, please contact me here.  This includes but is not limited to; strange howls and cries at night, camp vandalism, meat being stolen and general mayhem and harassment.  Let me know, I want to investigate!

More to come…

Godspeed, loyal readers…