Posted by: Craig Woolheater on July 28th, 2007
David Raygoza has heard it all: The sniggers, the jokes, the “crackpot” comments.
It doesn’t much faze the high school principal from Fresno as he pursues the passion that has consumed much of his free time for years: Tracking Bigfoot, a purportedly ape-like creature reputed to live in the remote mountains east of Kings County.
Posted by: Rick Noll on May 24th, 2007
Airing on Discover Science Channel May 25 & 26. Featuring Rick Noll, Bigfoot Hunter.
Watch video trailer here on Cryptomundo.
Read: Beyond Invention - Cryptozoology »
Posted by: Rick Noll on May 13th, 2007
Defined as containing the purported Bigfoot and exposed Oct 20th, 1967
Read: P/G Film Roll #1 versus Roll #2 »
Posted by: Rick Noll on May 3rd, 2007
Does it seem that there hasn’t been any good Bigfoot track ways found lately? Have we gotten so good at looking at this type of evidence that the preponderance of new finds have people not wanting to come forward with their pictures, tracks or casts of them? We now can look at these tracks and casts and tell with reasonable certainty if they were or were not of human manufacture?
Read: Where is Bigfoot now? The cycle… »
Posted by: Rick Noll on April 26th, 2007
Who would speak at your ultimate Bigfoot Conference?
Read: Ultimate Bigfoot Conference »
Posted by: Rick Noll on April 19th, 2007
If Sasquatch had a large sized population, what might we see that we are not now?
Posted by: Rick Noll on February 10th, 2006
Yeah… there are pictures in this one.
Posted by: Rick Noll on February 9th, 2006
I would give anything to go back in time to this event with what I know right now…
Read: Bigfoot in Twisp… Part V »
Posted by: Rick Noll on February 7th, 2006
Betty thought it might have been a side tracked Polar Bear (there were no claw marks evident in any of the tracks by the way)… Cliff thought it was an oversized Indian from BC. (the original image of Sasquatch was that of an oversized, loin clothed Indian).
Read: Bigfoot in Twisp… Part IV »
Posted by: Rick Noll on February 4th, 2006
Is Bigfoot Asian in ancestry?
Read: Bigfoot in Twisp… Part III »
Posted by: Rick Noll on January 31st, 2006
Dave and I usually don’t yell at one another… we have shared many adventures together… from women to space shuttles. Now what made me say that?
Read: Bigfoot in Twisp… Part II »
Posted by: Rick Noll on January 20th, 2006
NOTE: There isn’t a school that teaches the art and science of investigating monster ape-man encounters. Everything I learned has come from some pretty hard knocks along the way. I have had to borrow money and equipment, associate myself with other groups and even sell possessions to get the needed funds. Just a warning that you won’t find a curriculum at your local school and that you should be prepared to hear about some pretty dumb things we did in our earlier days.
Posted by: Rick Noll on January 17th, 2006
Is there a difference between classifying a Bigfoot observation (what could be termed normalizing the data) and that of rating it? Rating implies an importance one would give to an observation through some arbitrary and subjective means. Classifying describes the observation to aide in statistically studying a group of such observations.
Posted by: Rick Noll on January 10th, 2006
In the PNW, when it rains the worms come out… they can drown you know. I think Bigfoot knows this.
Read: Bigfoot and Rainfall »
Posted by: Rick Noll on January 3rd, 2006
Maybe this is as close to seeing a Bigfoot I will ever get… It does give me an excellent idea as to what it would look like out there…
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