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On a quest for answers to her many questions, Ranae Holland is one field biologist who has a passion for research that extends beyond Bigfoot.

Read: Finding Bigfoot: Meet the Crew: Ranae Holland »

The team meets with witnesses from the Lakota Sioux, who claim bigfoots roam the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. After zeroing in on a hotspot, the team is granted special access to private land where they just might find the Lakota’s legendary Tall Man.

Read: Finding Bigfoot: “Badlands Bigfoot” Tonight »

Thirty plus comments. What do you think?

Read: 2012 Pine Ridge Bigfoot Video »

A possible Bigfoot photo, captured by a young girl while on vacation in Wunnumin Lake.

Read: Wunnumin Lake Bigfoot Photo »

“The body was about as large as an ordinary stovepipe.”

Read: Connecticut River Monster »

Michael Crowley’s journey of discovery has been a frustrating one, but not a surprising one. Images.

Read: Walking Sam Revisited »

Various individual overviews of the Texas Bigfoot Conference are coming in from people that were there, as well as via the media.

Read: More on the Texas Bigfoot Conference »

Bigfoot activity continues to heat up, once again, among the Lakota in the communities of Wounded Knee, Pine Ridge, Eagle Butte, and other locations in South Dakota. Now comes word of a new local name for the strange visitor ~ and with a link to suicides too. Images.

Read: Bigfoot, Big Man and Walking Sam »

The Year of the Bigfoot among the Sioux, 1977, is revisited.

Read: Little Eagle Bigfoot »

It’s big, it’s hairy, and it’s been sighted in Jefferson County. When and where else have they been seen in Iowa in the past? And exactly what are they? Images.

Read: Skunk River & Other Iowa Hominoids »

What was this giant “River Serpent”?

Read: 19th Century’s Vermillon Beast »

Following up on the current report of Thunderbirds or Mothmen from the Standing Rock Indian Reservation mentioned yesterday, I wanted to share this map of the location of the sightings. The Lakota and Dakota have stylization their representations of Thunderbirds for hundreds of years. How some of these have come into white culture is as [...]

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 The image of the “Thunder Being” or Thunderbird is a relatively rare one at the Jeffers site, appearing only 3 times. The multi-jointed wings in this glyph correspond to ethnographic descriptions from Dakota Indians recorded during the late nineteenth century. University of Minnesota. I’ve received word today that “Mothman” (the term used by my Native [...]

Read: New Lakota “Mothman” Sighting »

Things fall down. People look up. And when it rains, it pours.Magnolia, 1999. The collapse of the I-35W bridge in Minnesota is a tragedy, some say of epic proportions. Certainly, it is the most significant bridge collapse, not caused by an easily visible external reason like an earthquake or an impact from a barge, since [...]

Read: Beyond Mothman: I-35W Blues »

Johnson County, Kansas, People Chasing a Hairy Man. Kansas City, Mo., June 21. – The people living along Cedar Creek, in Johnson county, Kan., near Olathe, about thirty miles from this city, are greatly excited over the antics of some strange animal that roams through the woods in that part of the country. Robert Sanders, [...]

Read: Olathe’s Hairy Wildman »