Comments on: Yeti Institute Established

By: bigfoot hunter

bigfoot hunter — Sun, 27 Mar 2011 00:33:36 +0000

The Siberian/Mongolian area is definitely the best hope for finding a hominid in my opinion. Although I believe there was a Pacific NW hominid, it just seems that it may have died out by now unfortunately. Another reason I think the asian hominid is more likely is because of the possibility of disease. Not sure anyone has made this correlation, but based on some recent research, over 90% of the indigenous Indians died out because of disease. (1491 by Charles Mann). If Sasquatch is hominid, is it possible that small pox and typhoid type diseases had an impact on that population? Since Yeti is old world, it wouldn’t be endangered by those germs. Just an idea. Man, if we could go back in time to around the 1850s, I am sure there were Bigfoots running all over the west.

By: mystery_man

mystery_man — Thu, 24 Mar 2011 03:12:58 +0000

On a side note to this story, there are apparently various claims that due to a food shortage in the area, Yeti are clashing with bears over resources. This battle with the stronger and smarter Yeti in turn is allegedly pushing bears into areas they don’t typically go.

This is exactly what bears might do, well, during a food shortage.

Anyway, I find the mention of tree climbing here interesting.

By: Adam Davies

Adam Davies — Wed, 23 Mar 2011 22:57:50 +0000

This is a part of Russia I would love to go to.

I have previously been to the Caucasus with the CFZ, but I have watched these stories on Cryptomundo about Siberia, with growing interest!

Cryptidhunter1, I am very interested in the progress of your expedition. I would like to venture seriously into the Sasquatch field soon.

Please keep me, and all of us, updated.

By: squatchfoot

squatchfoot — Wed, 23 Mar 2011 18:18:22 +0000

Good going Russian scientists! Wish mainstream science in the United States would have the same attitude toward our Sasquatch and Bigfoot.

By: Cryptidhunter 1

Cryptidhunter 1 — Wed, 23 Mar 2011 17:25:11 +0000

Me and a few of my friends are planning to establish our own cryptozoological research organization. We will be going on a month long expedition to the Pacific Northwest in search for Sasquatch. There will be a group of about six or seven of us on this expedition which will be the first field expedition of the North American Cryptozoological Research Association (which is what we plan on calling our organization). We will spend a month camping in the wilderness of Washington State and hope to capture Bigfoot on film. We will be setting up several baited and non-baited motion sensitive wildlife cams in areas know for high levels of activity.

The expedition is still in the planning stages for financial reasons, but my fellow Cryptomundians will be the first to hear of our findings.