This directory provides links to sites dedicated to the Sasquatch - or Bigfoot. Although one has never been captured - dead or alive - there is a lot of circumstantial evidence, as a whole, that could lead credence for their existence. The indigenous people of North America have numerous legends where the Sasquatch is in the starring role. In fact the name "Sasquatch" is derived from several phonetically similar names for a "large, hairy creature" predominantly in the languages of the indigenous people of British Columbia, Canada, and Washington and Oregon in the USA.
Although actual sightings of a Sasquatch are somewhat rare they tend to leave a lot of large foot prints giving rise to the common name "Bigfoot". The first recorded account of an overly large foot print by a white man was on January 7, 1811 by the explorer, David Thompson, near the modern day town of Jasper, Alberta, Canada. David Thompson was noted for keeping detailed records and he described the foot print in the snow as being 14 inches long by 8 inches wide.
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Note: Links Checked and Updated December 26, 2006
Sasquatch - Bigfoot
- Bigfoot Buzz
- This is a column from "First Perspective - National Aboriginal News" out of Manitoba and there's some good articles about recent sightings but for the life of me I can't figure out how to get a list of all the articles.
- Bigfoot Biologist
- This is the home site of John Bindernagel, B.S.A., MS, Ph.D. and author of the book, North America's Great Ape: the Sasquatch.
- Bigfoot Encounters
- A good site with a lot of information and it's right up-to-date with lots of recent encounters. Good selection of photos, videos, and audio. Well worth checking out.
- Bigfoot - Fact or Fantasy
- This is well laid out website with a good selection of historical accounts of Sasquatch sightings and encounters. Some very interesting stuff here!
- Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization
- An extensive database of sightings classified as to their significance. You could spend hours reading the accounts of Sasquatch encounters. The "BFRO Message Forums" is quite active and well worth checking out.
- Bigfoot - from Wikipedia
- This is a good read that goes into a good bit of detail.
- Bigfoot Information Project
- A nice looking website but it doesn't look like it's been updated in a while. The few articles are well written though.
- Bigfoot Page - Museum of Unnatural Mystery
- This is the Bigfoot page of a site that covers a lot of weird and crazy things. Not too long but a good read.
- British Columbia Scientific Crytozoology Club
- This is a site dedicated to all sorts of possible creatures. This link points to the Sasquatch page and is basically a dissection of the famous Patterson Gimlin film from Bluff Creek. An interesting read.
- Crypto - Bipedal - Primatology
- A big long page but the embossed page background makes it a bit hard to read. It tries to be "scientific" and there's lots of detailed information but the site could really use a makeover if it wants to be taken more seriously.
- Cryptozoology - Sasquatch
- Kind of short page on the Sasquatch but it's interesting just the same.
- Crystal Links Bigfoot Page
- An historical overview of the Sasquatch with descriptions and stories of other Bigfoot-like crytids around the globe.
- D. Jeffrey Meldrum - Idaho State University
- An in depth analysis of Sasquatch foot prints and their inferred functional morphology. Sounds convincing to me but I'm not a biologist. Certainly makes you think!
- Great Dreams - Bigfoot, Sasquatch, Yeti
- One big long page with some intriguing content but it gets a bit off track when it starts trying to make an association between UFOs and Bigfoot.
- Gulf Coast Bigfoot Research Organization
- En extensive website but lots of animated gifs and weird colors make it hard to take seriously. However, there is a lot of information and it's worth checking out.
- Harrison, BC Sasquatch Page
- This is a rather short page - six paragraphs - but worth reading. Harrison is home of many sightings and the local native population have a rich collection of legends concerning the Sasquatch.
- International Bigfoot Society
- A well done website with a good database of North American and International sightings of Bigfoot and it's numerous cousins. A site definitely worth checking out.
- Oregon Bigfoot
- This is a good looking and well laid out website by a independent researcher named Autumn Williams. Sign up for her newsletter. She witnessed her first Sasquatch as a child.
- Sasquatch Research Initiative
- A decent site that's easy to navigate due to the fact that it uses a good CMS (Content Management System). Lots of good information on how to conduct proper research and evidence gathering.
- Sasquatch Research & Reporting - Prince George
- A small site out of Prince George, British Columbia, Canada. The "Learn About" link has some interesting information on the Sasquatch.
- Shadowlands Bigfoot Page
- One long page with a good selection of photographs - some I've never seen before. Worth checking out.
- Skookum
- This site was done by a graphic designer with an interest in the Sasquatch - or Skookum and has some interesting information. Worth checking out.
- Texas Bigfoot Research Center
- A well laid out site with well written content. Of course it's Texas centric but then again there's been lots of sightings in Texas. Well worth checking out.
- The American Bigfoot Society Journal
- A good site, lots of content. The sightings database is well laid out and the reports are thorough.
- West Coast Sasquatch
- Check out the "WCS Forum" link for lively Sasquatch discussion including first hand accounts of Sasquatch sightings. It appears a bunch of active researchers are regulars on this forum. Worth checking out for sure.
- Western Canadian Sasquatch Research Organization
- This is a decent site with a great selection of stories under the "Misc Articles" link. Curiously, the stories are from all over the world even though they claim their focus is on Western Canada. Well worth checking out.
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