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You never can tell who might stop by and be there when you are there. Images.

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The monster then tore off the saddle and bridle from the horse and destroyed them, and, holding the horse by the mane, broke a short piece of sapling.

Read: Caddo Wild Man, 1865 »

Remembrances of Sallie Ann Clarke continue.

Read: Dating My Kid, Humm? What Do You Think Of The Monster? »

Thank you all for your patience with my comprehensive and overwhelming attention to getting the Grand Opening dealt with over the last few weeks.

Read: Museum Officially Open For Weekend »

Even I was surprised and honored. Image.

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Clarke was a tireless researcher and chronicler of the 1969 “Lake Worth Monster” of Texas. Images.

Read: Sallie Ann Clarke Dies »

You may know of Jim because he is famous for carving the first Bigfoot statue and his appearance in a piece of film. Rep. Adams is sponsoring a State Proclamation he will be reading at the event. Video. Images.

Read: ICM Open House, 5 pm - 9 pm November 6th »

They watched a lion leap a fence and head south on Highway S. Both agreed it was a lion and not a large dog, as they noted the coloring, a bushy mane and tuft on the tail.

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A great friend to cryptozoology has passed away. Rines sponsored Bigfoot and Loch Ness Monster pursuits. Images.

Read: Loch Ness Hero Robert Rines Dies »

First day images of the unofficial opening of the museum.

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WGME-TV, Portland, ran a story and good video at the link noted.

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The program was tracing the footsteps of explorer David Livingstone in Africa, who actually did bring back cryptozoological stories. Image.

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Taylor Mitchell was an up-and-coming folk and country musician who was nominated for a 2009 Canadian Folk Music Award in the Young Performer of the Year category. Image.

Read: Coyotes Kill Young Singer Hiking in Nova Scotia »

Happy Halloween! Thanks to Twitter, the interviewee can report on the reporter, now, humm? What a strange new world. Images.

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They would find giant, man-like tracks over 18 inches in length closing upon those of the moose, the signs of a short struggle where the grass had been matted down, then only the deep tracks of the manlike animal departing toward the high, fog-shrouded mountains.

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